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Alexander Jsrsr.on's Prayers.

Alexander Jefferson. the Brooklyn negro who
committed . double murder on Crow Hil and is now
under sentence to be hanged on May H. says he was
able keep cool during the trial because Of his
prayers to God to make him strong He expresses his
hs to see Celestial Jenerson his brother whom he
whom he stabbed to tell them that he fOrgives them.
and TO them TO take him as an example and let
rum alone and settle and do thing for the
welfare OF their souls lie does not think that new
trial would him from the galows.
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Death or Roar ADMIRAL Turuer.

PHILADELPHIA, March "a. - Rear Admiral
Thomas Turner United States Navy died this morning
at his residence near Media Pa lie appointed mid
shpman In 1925 In 1888 he was commissioned Lieuten
ant, and Joined the East India squadron. He was &C
was received In 1855 He was promoted to
be Captain 1852 and CommSdore the following year
Tbs frtRate New Ironsides under his command In
the attacks upon Forts Sumter Mouths and Bssure,
gard in Charleston harbor April 2, 1855 In iSa ne
was commissioned Rear Admiral, and commanded the
Psci dc fee n lSBO7O
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- Death or Major wills.

NEW ORLEANS. March pa telegram was re-
ceived here to-day announcing the sudden death OF
Major Charles W. Wills brothernlaw Of Senator KEEL
logr at his home near Jeannerette Major Wills during
the war served a. Captain In ths 1854 Illinois c.y"iry
time Deputy Collector Of Internal Revenue for this dis
trct under atOckdale after which, In connection with
senator Kellogg, he became . large and successful
DlAnter BAYOU Techo,
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Maggie Kepple Ia to be tried In the Court OF Sessions
tomorrow for the abduction OF Lizzie Selden.
Justice Pratt granted absolute divorce yesterday to
Mary simpson from william Simpson for alleged
adultery with Nellie Howard.
John Foord, the new editor and chief owner Of the
Brooklyn Unionlrgus. takes charge Of tho paper to-
morrow and tho event will he marked by the resunp
ten OF the original title. the BROOKLYN Union.
The Brooklyn Cable Railroad Company. of whlc, Ed
ward A. Phelps Jr 10 President and Samsc IL McElroy
4 Engineer has nled map OF proposed route from
over hitch II IL intended to by rope traction.
The directors are Harry Z. Dodge, Edward A. Phelps
Jr., and sanford W. Battershall
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SIDING WITH MISS MoNrAGUE
JuSse AruslA Desies Forepaush . New Trial
II the suss for Damages.

IL the suss for Damages.
PHILADELPHIA, March A.-Judge Arnold
to.1ley denied the application OF Manager
ForepauRh for new trial In the suit In which
Louise Montague. the $4,000 prize beauty OBJ
tained n verdict against him for $500 for per-
sonHl injnries sustained by being thrown Into
the mud by a sore. backed and vicious elephant.
The Opinion was devoted chiefly to a narration
OF the facts, and closed with the words
We think that upon the issue .. made up and tried
there sufficient evidence to sustain the verdict anu
wa Are not aposed to put parties to the trouble and
expense OF new trial II the interest OF the public
that there should be OH end OF litigation.
Tho benuty on her mart was refused new trial
by Judge Allison In the suit against Forcpaugh
for damages for breach OF contract. In which she
obtained only $50. though she claimed 81 QUO.
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To Establish an Aet.r.' Exchange.

Thursday. April IL. is tho Actors Fund Day.
when every theatre in this city and Brooklyn and about
sixty theatres in other cities. will give matinees for the
beneht OF the actors fund There 10 in the fund
about Us 600 for sinking fund The manager propose
the proceeds Of the FUND Day and buy property
Union square for the purpose OF establishing an Actor
Exchange. One gentleman possessing nne theatrical
library has offered to give 70 the Exchange The mat
will be sale at all the theatres and by the policemen.
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Last Days OF RoosA's Theatre.

On May 1. the lease OF Booths Theatre. now
held by John setson will expire and the building will
pass into the hands of James Fish, who proposes 70
turn the theatre into stores and Offices large part Of
the property Of Edwin Booth still within S
wallis and will be sold when the lease expires The
the play founded upon Charles Rsades Never Too Late
April 10 will open twoweeks engagement Of Salvinl
and Clara Morris. who will be supported by strong
company in 1.-THE Outlaw" and Saturday, April -,
the curtain will drop for the Last time.
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LONDON. March 24.-Ths Times points out
that the Jury which yesterday at Belfast rendered
,,o, n, 1,y upou Nugent and twelve other members Of
m. Armagh Assassination Society. who were charged
with conspiracy murder sccsPttd - ss' nnr
that :MSy q the TeIr s OF T ins F ha
IN: "yidoncs on the part Of the Government I'D
duced ct tho tsI certainly lends force TO- me COY,
regard 10 hostile speeches and writings OF irshAmerr
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WASHINGTON. March N.-Mr. Wilcox. the In
dian agent at San Carlos, Arizona telegraphs INDIANS
are reported at winchester twelve miles from Wilcox.
on the Southern Pacific Railroad lighting the whites to-
day. They supposed to belong 9 the Juh band from
old Mexico, coming this way The Indians here are per
fecty quiet will take necessary steps to protect the
believe Gen Crook will take care OF the hos
Tucsos A. r. March 24-Thc Apsches are still east Of
NsRdnIrnH II IL reported that they killed three
iii; afternoon. There force q soldiers At MaEds
In. Indians are not far behind them Gen Carlo. the
conmanding ofcer has given orders not to take any
priSouers-ian women, or children.
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Twenty lifeboats OF new pattern have just
been sent to the different lfesaving stations the
Long Island coast They cost about 300 each. They
are 25 feet long broad and high at the bow 90 a. to
ride easily over the swell They seat twelve
with oars A boat Of the pattern 10 now awaiting
shipment the London Fish Commissioner FL hibition
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narrowing for Liberty.

Louis Stahl. lunatic. escaped from tho
Hudson County Insane Asylum At Snake Hill on Friday
night by digging ont OF his cell. general alarm
out and he will probably DO recaptured as he wore
the uniform OF charity patient. In making his escape
he had to sxcavae tunnel thirty feet long. task re-
Quiring months OF labor.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE QUEEN.
Building o Private Chapel Mt Osborne-He
covering from her Accident.

cOVorIng 1r0m hcr Accfuo"e'
LONDON, March Palate next week the
Queen will leave Windsor Castle for her resi-
dence at Osborne. Isle Of Wight. She has
heretofore attended the parish church ct
iishment Of a private chapel there. The change
L. due partly TO the increasing Years d 9i uh mep
ali monument persons by the Irish troubles.
The weather alone prevented the Queen from
driving out before yesterday. The swelling 81
Abe has almost entirely recovered from the
sfYects OF her recent fall at Windsor Castle.
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stations Lighted by Kerosene.

Kerosene oil is being used to light the FIJI.
tet and Ffyeighh street stations OF the Sixth
elevated road Mr. George Bailey Secretary to General
Manager Ham, said yesterday that the Of the oil as
these stations was merely experimental. " The com.
pany have tried the electric light and gas" continued
Mr. Bailey. and they concluded about two weeks ago
probably will adopt it ut ull the stations"
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WASHINGTON, MHrcn A.-JUHH HVWaIu
Payne's remains now rest IN vault at OAK Hill
Cemetery The body reached Washington this morning.
Mr.. W. W. Corcoran was At the station and. with MT.
Matthews the undertaken followed the hearse In
coach TO Oak Hill Mr. Corcoran directed the removal
OF the wood box which held the metallic comm An sx
sfacton o. the poets friend s did not Mi'a 70 hay:
the facts 40 10 tile condition OF the comm and body when
removed from Tuns The funeral services Will occur on
Juns o. and the will he inferred In command
ing spot adjacent TO the chapel and within few steps
OF the OF Secretary Stanton Chief Justice Chase
Loranxo Dow, and other noted persons
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IIis Last Prayer Meeting.

poRT JERvIs. March 24.-The members OF the
Drew Methodist Episcopal Church met Friday night
to bid farewell their pastor the Rev. W. Blakesee
Mr. Daniel Romaine in the course OF some remarks,
said I'VE are together tonight In our last prayer meet
ing A. he spoke these words he fell into his seat from
= naralytc stroke He soon became unconscious, and
to night ID dying. Ho 10 81 years old.
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Daniel Xavier Cleary. who abandoned his
wife vc days after their marriage alleging that he had
been drunk when he married, released from
-est yesterday Ills bride told Justice Power that the
had been settled and that she WAS not In danger Of
becoming burden on the county.
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Bill. the Mayor. Council, Object To.

Mayor Edison and the heads Of departments
voted yesterday against the bills in the Legislature for
the supervision Of plumbing aud dranage the bill set
ting aside certain piers IN the city for public the
BIZ for the relief OF the Chatham National Bank the
bill to promote the efficiency OF the public schOOls the
bill for the construction of public bath, and the bill
lating to ferry between New York and Staten Island.
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LONDON. March 24.-Prussia. In reply to the
note of Cardinal Jacobn Papai Secretary Of State re-
,s.s 10 coucsds the dsands Of the latter relative 10
educ and the appointment OF pr'esu. Jus "sso"s
tons thus far 3 failure
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Very Unssiiant Language.
,NDnA March "a

LONDON, MARCH E.-CHpt' . pHo"' ''o'.0
Rule member Of Parliament for county Clare mas not
ned air william Harcourt. Home Secretary, that when
the House OF Commons assemblies after the Eater ho
dnys he will ask whether Lady Florence DiAe
hoaxed the public by the invention o. Lever d,T n s
whether, reauit VI tne inquiry luto
s .IieSsd assault upon her at Windsor the police nave
Concluded that Lady Florence 10 an impostor.
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How irving Hall Looks at IL.

Tho Irving Hall Executive Committee passed
last evening resolutions calling for home rule charter,
and such shall restore to the representa-.
tyes of the people the control of the popular and
tend to limit rather than extend the power Of the Execu.
tive"
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rAsir W.aAl.s Tour TArssEA Geersi..

ATLANTA. Msrch 24.-The Hon. David Davis
and wife arrived from Augusta to-day No reception
was rendered them. In the afternoon Mr. DAVIS drove
around the city with Senator Brown The bridal couple
may remain until Tuesday.
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LONDON, March 24.-The Pail Mall Gezetfe's
dublin correspondent says the person referred to ~
Number One by Jamss Carey, 10 his tesMony v hnown
shoyittoAs
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GLouCEsrER, March 2l.-A double decked
schooner has gone ashore StratsmOuth Point Fears
entertained for the safety Of her crew. who are N
tAY Tlsyipg. the Wsbosts cAnLot board her.
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Boston. March 24..John l.; splliyan's recent
Invest the money In elegant bsrroom In this city
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Cloudy weather. with rain. easterly shifting
10 north westerly winds stationary lower tenperar
ture, followed by rising barometer.
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Time 10 money! therefore both by usng Dr.. Balls
Cough syrup, rTics - csan.-Adv. g
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selves-to withdraw and abandon Egypt. or to
formally annex it. He evidently docs not want
to embarrass the Government. but he feels 1t to
DO his duty to reveal the truth. however unwel-
come and disappointing II may be. We're 1t not
Tor the obligation to tho bondholders the i'm
possibility Of repudiation on tho one hand and
the responsibility OF annexation on the other.
England's course would be clear enough An
sxiled statesman and misunderstood patriot
watches all these things from Ceylon. and finds
In them his present justification. and perhaps
his hope for,the future.
The Row. Stephen Gladstone confirms the re-
ported intention OF his father to leave his seat
on tho Treasury bench. He says that no
will retire entirely from public life. and he
does not think that he will accept peerage.
Having done all his work elsewhere. no will
never take his seat In the House OF Lords.
Tho foreign policy Of France is being formed
on limos Of active aggression. No doubt is on
tsrtained OF the intention 70 blockade the
b being prosecuted with tho utmost activity.
And De ns. Az departed for the cSnE9 Y
tSsss 9H WEE RS Sog and carries
~ .sors. sS aaSsnstss
SSSi.t a IF cS III
1ne ports which he had established are al af
esrtsd his ns,vo friends have turned 6r, ,mels
change materially before Dc Brazza, enters the
country he will be In q bad way. Belgium pays
ishssy q saiSry OF S29 600 year f amd 70,
ne prosecution Of the enterprise. nth.
or George Josse. tho Master Of the hoiis
Vas the most eminent member OF the JEWISH
Mlth In England. and his sudden death oE
Hsinesday OF heart disease r greatly ~
I'VE English bench. and Il e conceded that thers
lis place. ''' w '''
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-12-04
The Two Men.

Nelson is poor. Sharon is rich
Consequently there is not single
newspaper in San Francisco that
dares tell the truth about the actua
relations between these two men
the one an educated gentleman
defending a wronged woman, aud
the otkere a mere boorish capitalist
a society vampire and Iecher."
The above is the contrast drawn
by the Stockton Mail between
Nelson and Sharon. Why is it
that tie So called ''independent'
newspapers of San Francisco handle
the case so gingeriy?
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Mackay interviewed


When William NJ. Nelson men
tom d the name of the Call in the
Metropolitan Temple last night
there was roar Of contemptuous
laughter from his fifteen hundred
hearers. When he illustrated by
gesture the Calls sneaking, fence
s,raddling character, jury of if
teen hundred citizens gave unan-
imous verdict upon the first ballot
and the applause shook the BULL
ing. No one of the regular Call
staff was present. A young man
who was reporting for the Call, de-
MED the fact when asked. Never
has any paper in San Francisco,
fallen so low in the general esteem.
and ye: lived Stock Report.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-12-04

Professionally A NEE is not only
admired, but loved by her troupe.
She is not above recognizing the
chorus people and her purse is
often opened to needy singer
Unlike Mary Anderson, she does
not have a boy running at er her
behind the scenes to carry her train.
and there is none of the tomfoolery
about her which characterizes
Mather, Sara Jewett, Fanny Whit
ne,, kellogg or Emma Abbott.
Much of her time is spent in learn
ing English grammar, reading hiog-
raphy and drama, and her land
scape and flower paintings are
equal to Bernhardt's and far supe
rior to any of Clira Louise Kel-
logg's.
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NELSON'S lecture.

The Post givesstae following &C
count of Nelson's lecture:
ga very large audience assem-
b,ed at Metropolitan Halt lss: even
ing, to listen to Wan. III. Nelson's
remarks oE what he ''Knew of Men
and Things in this City" Several
police officers were present in uni
form to preserve order, but SO far
from there being any desire to ere
ate trouble the audience listened at
to the speaker. Many of
N, ilson's telling points were APP
planded vociferoasly. The speak
-er de..ied the de-ogatory statements
made by Senator Sharon, and then
spoke in regard to the HiIl-Sharon
case. He denounced Chief Crow
ley. Captain Lees, General Barnes,
several of the journals of this city,
and the grand jury by inouendo.
The grand jury he promised to deal
with when it adjourned sine die.
He spoke for two hours and quar-
ter and at the end was enthusias-
ticslly choered by his friends.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-12-04
The Typos.

At a meeting of the Storey Print
ers' Union held OF Sunday the fol-
lowing officers were elected to serve
for the ensuing term: Prssicent.J i.
w. Plant Vice President: A. Chartz;
Secretary. F. J. Gregory; Treasur-
er. John Harmon; Sergeant-st-Arms
James Huling; Direetors-A. Mills,
Fl. Duffy, - Dunn, j. G. Harlow.
The Uaion is one OF the strongest
in the State and will from this on
wage cnceasing wer upon typo
graphical ''rats," ''scabs' and
"bl.cksmiths" of every grade
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-12-04

The wide-awake journalist Arthur
McEwea hBs left the Stoc. t "a
Herald xnd taken a position on the
Stockton Mail. McEven and one
of his present employees, Mr.. Colon
once had shooting scrape on the
sComstock, and have always been
fighting each other ia the press.
bot those facts seem t, have resnl-
ted in geauine reg .rd between the
two men rather than making them
enemies Daily Free Press.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-12-04
Methodist Social.

The social entert 1gment 10 be
given this evening at the residence
of DR.. Herrick by the ladies of the
Methodist church. promises to be
the best OF the series of socials pro-
iectsd for the Winter. Vocal and
instrumental music. readings and
Rotations by the best local talent
will he given; refreshments of va
rious kinds wi be served. Every
one will be made welcome and a
real genuine pleasant time is prom
sed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-12-04
TELEGRAPHIC.
Especial to the Appeal.
Accounts Don't Balance.


SAN Francisco, Dec. 3.-An ex-
animation of the books of the
Eureka Consolidated shows that
Secretary Jacobns is about $4,000
short. Important revelations prom
ised in a few days. No arrests yet
Hfghbinders ON the War-PatEa'
Ton Sing. Chinese Interpreter
for the U. S. officials and proprietor
Of the Chinese newspaper here, has
been obliged to close up business
and go into hiding to escape the
highbinders, who threaten his life
for testifying in the case of the late
Chinese arrivals by steamer. A
price has been set on his head.
Mackay Interviewed.
NLw YORK, Dsc. 4.@John Mack
~ in an interview says that as soon
as water got ont of the lower levels
the public will be astonished at the
richness of the remaining deposits.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-12-04
Ros sRr PIrcAzx POISONED
He Claims That Lizzie Lindsay
Did Et.

kC Cl&1sn3 anal EiZZaC AAQ1Say
Did lit.
On Sunday evening. Robert
Pitcher. of this city, died from a
disc Of p ,ison. which, before his
death, he claimed bad been admin
istered By woman named Lizzie
Lindsay. He went into Lyman
Frisbie's house between two and
three o'clock and said that he had
just been poisoned and wanted
some medicine. Frisbie supp sed
ut fret that the man was intoxicated.
but soon saw from his actions that
he was suffering greatly. He
further stated that he had inst
taken a drink at Lizzie Lipdsay's
and th.t he believed the draught
contained poison. He went from
Frisbie's to DR.. LEES Office where
he seen afterwards died with all
the symptoms of strychoine poison
ing. He was at once removed to
Whats undertaking establishment.
Yesterday afternoon Dr.. Leo re-
moved the stomach and chemical
tests for strychnine will be made
The inquest will be held at ten
'o'clock this morning. The woman
Lindsay is under arrest and the ev-
'idence against her SC far seems very
clear, she having purchased strych-
nine at Thsxter's drug store not
half an hour before the poisoning
took plaes.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-12-04
Boots and Shoes j..

Terrible war en- the shoe business
prices Of Eve years ago wecdea out
with impanitv NJ Glliigan has
just returned from California with
a full line of Fall and Winter goods.
Gents, boys and youths, borts and
sh'es of the finest quality. Also a
full line of ladies' boots and shoes
of all styles and best Of quality.
These goods INNS: be seld within
sixty days. regardless of cost. hav-
ing come to the conclusion that it
is better to sell thea at cost. or a
fraction below cost, than moving
them to another market. We will
note the prices of few articles as
for want OF space we cannot note
the prices If every article:
Nolan Bros. fine French kid but
toaed shoes reduced to s..
Ladies' find French kid, white
stitch. Is buttons. reduced from So
to s. so.
Nolan's gents shoes reduced to S.
Gents hand sewed boots. double
sole, Cohn Nickesburgs maker, re-
duced from St2 to 5U.
COIN Nickiesburgs' hand sewed
fine dress boots reduced to 50.
Tirre'I's fine calf boot reduced
from IS to s. so.
Gems hand -sewed Winter shoes
reduced from So to So.
Ladies' French kid, cork soles,
reduced from 81 30 to s..
Pebble goat cork soles reduced
from s. to So.
Gents fine calf tap solid boots re-
dueed from s. SO to 81 Is.
Boys nailed boots reduced from
81 to SO
Gents fine sewed buttened shoes
Is 30 form former price Sc.
Everybody come and examine
those goods and sec the dreadful
slaughter in prices.
Ladies' best quality American
kid IS.
Misses ditto 81 50.
All goods in either Of nv stores
reduced in proportion. Don't for
get Gilligan's store opposite the
State Capitol. Also those goods
can be had at those prices at Gill;
gan's store in Virginia City. Come
early and secure bargains aud
Terms - usual Don't forget your
purse. N. GILL10AN.
Carson Street, Carson City. N ev
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-12-04

Ny old patrons and the public
are hereby notified that 1 have &C.
ceptel the agency for Tunison Is
Matohless. Historical. County, Rail
road, Distance and Index Map of
the United States and illustrated
Reference Map of the World.
Respectful ly, JOHN B. ELY.
0ec1
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-12-04

A Eureka, Nevada, paper claims
that one John Van Buren, Perry, o.
that town, is the originator of the
phrase Sub rosa. This is an error
It was originated by Black Wallace
q famous statesman of the middle
ages, who made use of it when put
ting up Republican county con-
ventiOn Post
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-12-04
The yellow Fever Death Roll.

The yellow Fever Death Roll.
The Occidental, q paper pub
lished at Mazatlan, Mexico. pub
fishes list of 5000 names of those
who died from yellow fever ia
Sonora and Sinalos during Septsm-
Der aud October. The istincludes
about 40 Americans, several of
whom formerly lived in this State
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-12-04

Now that the Winter vegetables
are scarce here send over to H. G
May and Co. box 437. sacramento,
Cal and order turkeys. poultry.
cauledower, celery and mixed veg
etables for family use, sent 70 your
call in any quantities. Il. G.. MAY.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-12-04
Death Of T.. SI. Trout.

e 3. Trout died at Empire on
Sunday last. of consumption. He
came to Nevad. about two months
ago from Lodi. Ca Hernia, where
he was agent for Birdsell's railroad.
He was Is years of age acd a native
of Pennsylvania. The funeral will
take place from the Presbyterian
church at 2 o'clock this afternoon,
under the auspices of Carson Lodge
No. 4 Knights of Pythias.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-12-04

It is now claimed that the "FaIse
Prophet" is an Irishman. We
always supposed that he was the
man who predicted the Democratic
victory in Massachusetts.