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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-10-29
ECZENIA CURED.

ECZEMA CURED.
I was afflicted with Eczema on the Scalp
Face, Ears and Neck, which the Druggist,
when i got your remedies, pronounced one OF
the worst cases that had come under his motto,
He advised me to try your CUTIcURA REMEDIES
and after five days' use, my scalp and part OF
my face were entirely cured, andI hope in an
other week to have my ears, neck, and the
other part of my face cured.
HERMAN SLADE,
100 e. 4th st., New York,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-10-29
A n n

a skin disease the doctors called Eczema. My
face was covered with scabs and sores, and the
itching and burning were almost unbearable,
Seeing your CUTIouRA REMEDIES SO highly re-
&C mmened, concluded to give them o trial,
using the .CUrIoURA and CurIcuRA Goa ex-
ternally. and REsoLvENT internally, for four
months / call myself cured, in gratitude for
which / make this public statement.
MRS. CLARA A. FREDERICK,
Broad Brook, Conn.
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Yankton office at the Commercial House
DEPARTUREs.

Leave Hurley for Swan LAX and return daily.
Leave Swan Lake for Yankton Monday, Wed.
ua1day and Friday on return of Hurley stage.
Leave Yankton for Swan Lake and Hurley
on T~uesoay, Thursday and Saturday at O'Clock
n the morning connecting at Hurley withtthe
Northwestern train. 5 ascss
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-10-29

Very few applications have been made,
as yet, for the office of chief of the
bureau of navigation, which is worth
81, 900 a year.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-10-29

Price per year--Daily 1000. weekly $500.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-19
saiIle Hebef,s Baby.

Some time ego the newspapers, particu'
larry. those Of Ohio and New York, were
full Of sensational accounts about the al
lance between James D. Fish, "the
banker convict, 2 and sallie Reber, acomic
opera ginger; whom Fish met in New
York, sallie Reber died, leaving a new
born babe. Industrious efforts were made
TO get o sensation out OF the affair. Fish
at once said that sallie Reber was his wife
and that the little one, come into the
world 90 inopportunely, was his daughter,
Friends Of both parties said the marriage
was more than year ago.
Now the child has! come to light again
in New York. A grown daughter Of
Fish took the infant 10 the house Of her
aunt, Fish's sister. The gossips fell To
work and we're disposed to hold anindig.
nation meeting. Fish's sister met them
with this defiance: I want 1t understood
that sallie Reber was Mrs. James .. Fish,
and the child is my brothers. We will
take care q II and eheriah it.'
This Is not ..the way Of the world" II
Is too honorable and noble for that. 1t
covers the grave Of the dead with the
mantle Of the respect due a wife, and 1t
throws about the infant 'bereft Of father
and mother the protecting arms of a
WOMAN Of heart and courage. Now per-
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FLOW F5,s,nis i,iy.s..

london EStttr 10 1orpHfo Nail
The ex.Empfess Eneenie has retired to
marlborough, where she Is erecting on
fine grounds OF her residence q supnrb
MANSION for Napoleon i l., the Prince 1m-
iperiai and herself. She lives in the same
gloomy state which was kept up at Chisel-
hurst. She occupies her days in reading,
writing her memoirs, receiving such &C.
credited visitors as may present them
selves, and paying occasional visits to the
tomb. She prefers walking to driving,
and Is always followed by dog. She
carries cane, and one observer thinks
that she uses II with as much grace as
though II was ascepter. She bears the
weight OF years and sorrow with dignity,
save for one personal detail-the employ
ment OF cosmetics. With the native
coqnetry Of a spaniard who became Pa
risfenne. Eugenie can not submit to the
ravsges Of time on complexion once
wholly admirable, and her countenance ID
a mask, exquisitely done, butlittle adapt
ed to the garishilight Of day, and inoon'
gruoua with her gray hair,
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ECONOMY u. sIARKErtNs.
How to Day tho Best and the Cheapest Foods
Some valuable Hints.

Some valuable Hints.
Coed Housekeeping.
To begin at the lowest lessons with the
young woman who wishes to do great
things with the family income, suppose or
a market morning we vary the high-priced
meats with something tasteful and trifine
in cost, not in weight. One, gets the gen.
erai effect Of good livingw q discreet
round otplain, perfectly cooked savory
breakfasts and dinners, indulging in roasts
and game now and then. Given the good
cooking, the greatest gourmand in New
York might be satisfied at an expense Of
not over S. aweek for the material Of his
dinners. We are not flying at any such
high figures in our deat MOOD, but while
dividends are doubtful and salaries slen-
der propose to see just how near nothing
our living can cost and be comfortable.
For the weeks marketing for q family six
we will choose o heet's heart and skiFtinS,
as the dealer calls the strips attached,
which will be a dozen pounds at Eve cents
q pound; two or three fresh kidneys, six
cents apiece perhaps, and eight or ten
pounds OF the shoulder cuts, that
bright, clean red and white piece with.
out particle Of bone or useless fat,
s'as solid, wholesome meat as youwill find
\ inthe whole ctitter, y the hearty butcher
tells Us, rs he checks It OF at eight or ten
cents the pound. You may buy steak
from the hrst cut Of the round for
eighteen cents Q pound, or take the whole
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OHIO PoLITIos.

Judge FORMER ut niarietta-rho State Sen
ntorial Fight.
Correspondence q ne Ia.tlligeaor.
MARIETTA, o., August Last satur
day night Judge Foraker, Republican can
didate for Governor, dropped in on the
city from the Caldwell Reunion, and
briefly addressed the people from the Ma
tional House steps. He Is young mar
Of vigorous intellect and fine personal
form, and OF compact and brilliant speech
Heaitributed the continued dullneSs OF oil
business interests not to the lack OF money,
but 70 the vaciilation OF q Demo cratie Con
etess and the lack Of o clearly defined Pres
idential policy that the election Of Car.
Isle as Speaker brought to the front free
trade ideas and legislat ton which was par.
alysihg manufact turing industries through.
out the nation. In fact, that DollMger,i
the pilot, was not inspiring the people
with, his inaiyidu that after counting
the money in the treasury and looking
over the books, the party had settled
down TO flling the Offices While the old
ship was drifting down stream with no
pilot, but in no ediate danger, as the
Repuhli party had passed all the rag.
ged points, bends in The river and danger
Gus sandsbars and temp handedoy
the helm to the Democracy. That the
ideas OF progressive Reform Democracy
was shown in the humiliation Of John
Roach and the uphuildtng of The Ameri.
can navy BY Democrats, q shan.
The Judge is clear-h led and willmake
an aggressive campaign,
The ldcllfight for Senatorial candidate
for this district, was settled by the defeat
Of the prominent candidates and taking
up a new man, A, Nv. eilaEier, Of Belpre.
o., a gentleman Of prominence and a6ili.
ty. Peace reigus in the editorial fsatesnis
~. Our Republicans have their tight over
abone, butatthe election they preaenta
Aolid 'front.' s,s,s,
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10 III peuons holding liens BY jndg seat Of cider
n Wis. on the real estate, or any Fart thelsOI y
William Morrison and Eliza A. Morrison, ths
WfIeot William Morrison, situated IN the c0lng
Of Ohio and Htate Of West Virginia; ,-,..,o.,,.
pursuance Of decree Of the apnltil ~, SoI ",
Of Wheeling. made In cause therein pending. y
stlSiect ths reai estate Of tho said william MORT;
son and ri!zs A. horilon TO the sats,Ss: Y. .. y
the LIENS thereon, you are hereby y , PS
ierit an claims held BY you, and eGGh q Joy
nRalnst the said William Morrison ana LIZ .,S =,
Morrisofi ilfid each Of them, which are ihas sp9a
me ieai etate belonging 70 i en- and eGc1 q
or any part Of st, situate within The c4unJ e ~.
State 81 West VirRInis, for Adjudication y ny ~ y
my once, No Ia ChipIln0 tre; IN W ~ 3sS
wheeling, West Virginia, on OF before INC WV "'
slyen undtt my ny hand this 18th day q AK l'
commlssi9ner Of, the Municipal Court OF whseGnE
jy29.We n g7..t
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NroTIcE no LIEN HOLDERS.

Commissioner Of the Municipal CourtOt VIII
fY2a.Mh
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~ DIED.

GRAvEs-on Tuesday morning, August Is, 1855,
at $3.50 O'Clock. WILLIE LvoENE daughter OF Henry
aud Harriet GrayeS, aged year aud days
Funeral from residence, No. 1862 Morrow street.
this "Wednesday q tcrnoon at2 O'Clock, Friend
Of the family inyltsd
sTAAB-6a Monday evening, August II, 1885
Loun y. sfA1p, in the SIT year OF his age.
Funeral from htsiathsr's residence, on Twenty
second street, cast Of Market, Wednesday at $50
An. Friends otthe ismily ere invited. Inter
meni At Mt, Calvary Cemetery.
PHILlfs-At Marietta, Ohio: Monday, Au9ust
II, 1876 at p N NINA, wife Of DGytd VI. Phiit1s
Efornefly Of WheHliug, W. Va. tf ttlas NJ
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=. :, :, = . Special 6 CoS SGIigSs.
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Asoeists Pct WIN BLOOD ua ltas Hands.
Lsnnox.Maxwsll, the man who was
tracked to Australia and brought backto
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4 - .
Asoeiety Pet With Blood un ms Hands.
Lsnnox.M axwsll, the man who was
tracked to Australia and brought back TO
ST. Louis, charged with the murder Of his
companion, Pfeller, is already pettedli lion
inst. Louis. He has consented to honor
\ the columns Of the st. Louis Republican
with an arlical from his pen giving his i'm
pressions Of his hasty voyage. His cells
the tcene Of social gatherings.
Men and women call 10 make his &C.
quaintance and to chat with him. Men
bring him cigars and cigarettes. Women
bring him flowers. An enterprisiug
manufacturer, recognizing the popular
feeling, is offering Maxwell eigarettes."
Two photographers are trying to supply
the demand for Maxwell photographs.
The newspapers speak in high praise Of
Maxwell's intelligence and gentlemanly
bearing.
The man who is having these polite at
tentions showered on him is charged with
4 one Of the most heinous ot1enses in Grim
inal history. The officers who have work
edupi the case. have no doubt that Max
wellEmurdered Pfeller and concealed the
corpse in q trunk. They claim that the
evidence, all circums!antial, is strong
enough to convict. There seems 10 be no
loophole for escape. Yet men and women
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CHE gtttelI.Iigerlfet.
ENAEELlNG. VA, AUGUST ~. 1859.
p,,n,aa,te psngsrs.

Vi = .
Unless the investigation has been mis-
leading, the blowing upot the steamboat
Felton,, at Philadelphia, was an attempt
70 commit wholesale murder. Experts
are 81 opinion that dynamite or other ter
rife explosive was used.
The FELTON, isalarge boat, which has
been very popular with pleasure seekers
on the Delaware. She has been in the
habit Of leaving her Philadelphia dock
heayyladen with passengers, among them
many motherS taking their children out
for an airing on the water. Atthe time
q ths explosion thetpassenger List was
not 30 large as usual in the excursion sea.
{ son, but still there was . large proportion
Of women and children on board. Fortu
nately there were no lives loet, and the
women and children escaped injury.
On the theory Of malicious mischief 1t L
rather hlnted than charged that the affair
grew out OF the sharp competition and bit
ter rivalry betwecn!the excursion steam
boats on the Delaware. Y
The case with which terrible explosives
! can be carried about, and the danger e
which they expore society, ought to lead
law.makers 10 do something for the public
protection. The public capnot afford the
unrestricted saIeot these angerousagents
II ought not to be possible Tor anybody
and everybody to buy dynamite as freely
rs we buy bread OF potatoes. There car
be no absolute security, but now there il
no protection at all. Law cannot restrain
the inventive ingenuity of man, butt car
robhis murderous inventions Of some O.
their tarrnrs -
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Commissioners slotices.
TINI0MMISSIONER'S NOTICE.
N the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
franklin Building Association of
MARTINS Ferry, Ohio, complain
ID M1non1

Vs.: In ChGno1y.
Henry echnauIbaeh saa Z q. B&if,
ttul tee, defendants.
Byytrtue OF au order Of reference tnttfcd IN GhN
above entitled cause on the 10Th day Of luy 1855,
II Is referred 70 the undersigned tOmnlAlCnff d
said Court, TO ltc rtAin and rsT0rt: Tit Hens
upon each piece OF the real e.tAte Dc CEbed nths
bill, their amounts, pIiDriieS aud TO whom OAlug.
The rental and selling values Of Zach ptCe Olrtil
eState;l and any other matter d. emed leftitenl bI
the commissioner, or required by any FStty III iI'
Notice Is hereby given thlt The undsnlgued
Commissioner has h8td nron TuedAy, The Isl dAS
Of September. 1875 commanding At y O'Clock a. "
as the time. aud his office, No ~! Shapllne lGtel
IN the City OF Wheeling, West VII, i1tB, ~ tbe
place. at which he will proceed 70 AScerta u aud
report the several matters In the Snd order o.
reference required. ,,.,..,.
IL ~ - JAMES Il. C0WU6k,
fy20 we .li.i sl Commissioner.
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dor SALE OR RENT-A FARM OF
10 about l47 heres. well watered and In good
farming condition. There tsa new fame house
on the place conttining four rooms kitchen and
cellar; also. one small frame house With two
rooms good stablipg and all necessary outbnild
ings. situated on the Valley Gfeye Turnpike about
hall mile from Valley Grove. Terms easy. For
further Information iuqulfeo Of or address g GORGE
ARkLE, Real Estate Ageht. Notary Public and
JustlcA OF tho Peace, No, q Fourteenth street,
wheeling. W. Va. aul9
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basket, trmp, not kidneysuet, though the
butcher viii tell you kindly that the last
! Is the best. HeRoesb by tradition, We by
lexpeEience.
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The above sale Is adjourned uatil Saturday a.
ist day Of August 1855, a 10 O'clock 4, ~ \. ~
same place. J. B, CUWDEY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-19
INIT. LAKE PARK I.
THE FOURTH SEASON

81 This beautiful and healthful resort has opened
5l very successfully.
Situated upon the SUNNI 4 or THE ALLIE.
EGHANY MOUNTAINS the Park presents unSur.
Passed climatic conditions. Noimalafia. Extmp.
lion from hay fever =
pistnsesaae surroundings, heautiiul location,
great social, RELIGIOUS AND IN fELLkCTUAL
ADVANTAGES, ease Of acct $ and rapid commu'
nlcati0n with the great cities. have !nstiaed the
hope 81 the pteptlescs that NJ. Lake Park would
soon take Ifi place among the most favored of
summer Resorts.
Delishtful excursions by rail and mountain rad
add 70 the attractions Of Tho place, n
Boarding aecommod ions are ample and reason
able inp price. .s-.s-.slft e4ss5l d i
pg:cloIcE BUILDING LOTS axe 20 30 had a.
moderate cost afriN y i.cs "a ~ T
The Assembly 81
Begins AUGUST Q and closes AUGUST 10. :,
The programme incindes o widelange Of lectures
aud instruction In special branches,
{ Tho h, q o, Railroad Company ottefs reduced
rates for tbs Assembly. Round tfip from Wheel.
I'M, q S AZ conion diplomaS aus
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W. ii. HkLLER, Auct1oneeE. 7sSAs1
thereby certify that J. r. Cowien, spcci,l ~.
missioner, has given bond with SCcIirty J. 80 =
quiFed by law and tho decree o! June M z Y
tho above entitled cause. +e'Si n
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,he Nobtiat Handles ever Shown in The city, ct
sp hi, a. D. GUynItNs q co.
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os.l Of the xunIslSsI Ssa J. q 2I4@R5s s..hs,
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GALE OF ISLAND REAL ESTATE I
~ Seventy one Desirable Lou In Daniel N
Homestead Tract
Of, Appeals Of West Virginia entered d, he &C.,
Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio County, ". VI. \,
the 18th day OF July, 1884, In the cale II o 4 CsS
mer and othen against indiana McsWnidT ~
others. the undersigned Special CommIGlonti
will, on
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tNIHEEIING 4 ELM IRovER Z

Leave city al a. Z. and run every hour until .
Leave whselinE Park Il 4. y, and nun eyery
as W. SA''''''A ppS ) aisSSsi
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SATURDAY, sgpYRMsRR 10, ts,s,

{
beginning at 9 O'Clock A. N, sell a. public Auc,sa
at the front door Of The Court House Of Ohio cCas
ty,W. Va, the following Described real pioSs,tS
situated on Wheeling Island. in the Ciy 81 ThssS.
Ing, ". Va, that Is 70 say: Tho north one Mi n
the homestead tract oil Daniel Zane, dcceS.e "a NJ
whole OF which tract eoIta!l ID tWen'y one ~;
and one rod, mere or less
Under the authority Of the SAId decree ths ,,Id
commissioners have caused the property % he d.
yided into convenient parcels, and have Laid az
streets and alleys through the same. ApatIbog.
ing such parcels, st cetS and alleys hiss been NJ
pared, and may beseetl q tho Court Hone, IN ~
ONCE Of George Hook. Clerk Of the County CeS,t.
Ptinted copits Of said plat may be had on aptlst.
ton TO the undersigned.
The said property will arS. 10 Offered a. Ehole.
ana afterwards IN the pGfcels EhoGu % lGld Nsi
and will DO sold In whichever way may appear lie
most advantageous. =
money or 50 much nlni1 rs the purchaser NSy
elect cash In band, the TemEiu1er IN two t0nal M
sediments payable respectively Iii one AID tEo
years from the day Of sale, w't1 intsIet iron thtt
day, the purchaser gtripg bis notes les " a.
ferred installmFnts, aud the title bApg NtalAeaIo
SECURE the M yment OF them.
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Commissioners San.
l1StoMsiIss1oNER,s sA1FI. = q.
81 & W. SS! ssEs 4 Ss ~ {! !

state ot Wet Virginia, CITY Of yEb,,,,.
In The Municipal Co1rt Of RheeiIss q
Caroline b Bries, guardian 81 6ffISS
L B. 9rie1, Henrietta BFnes Rh6
Z Charles Henry Brupk iniGnfs Ia
e. 80 fall4t N -slig.T - NNAieoJ.
Caroline B. Brues sud other.
Ry virtue OF the authority yeStNd n -,
efee Of the Municipal Court Of NLesI,tse Y Adj
In the above sentitled cause, On ~ IA t9lttSa
June, tS, win proceed 70 Seil Il MI ~ 4
at the front door Of the Conn So,i!S ttlcti,
The highest and bet bidder, S' ""eelrg a
ON SATURDAY, JULY q ,sss
beginning at 10 O'clock 4. n, ths iciSS,,..
bcflbed real estate, that d % E0y. ria t,s a
fronting On the east Stde Of North Pfnnt 49, ~
numbered two hundred t900l ana iS,n M g.
and one Coll on the plat OF the aAditio;ss ~
City OF Wheeling, laid out BY Henry N1oyS 70 ~
Of khene1ef zaneB estate, and called n ~.
addition 70 the city Of WheeiinV. All ~.
water or p0stttre lot lying eat on IN - ~, "
described, and deGiEnAtFd on ths M ~ y SAool
Island addition 70 tie eity Of WheeIiSS " SA9st
number nine o.. " Y,
TERAs OF sAIE-0ne third o. the puenh,nu,
and ~ much more Is the purchaser NAV Si1S.a
pay. 70 bepaid IN cash on The day Of Ak. MI y
re1due thereof In three equil inItSlESSSa,It
twelve, twenty.tour and thifty-Six MONTH IN Y
interest from day OF hale the unFrhSscs = VIZ
his NOTES, with approved security, loF ths Az ~
instruments; the tile 10 DO nntS, ~
chase money and the interest lheteSS stSrP y.
wholly paid. ]. B. COWDPN ..
| w n uAYJRR lnottonsSt SSultllAsQo1eE,
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.

awe do hereby certify that we supervise The AZ.
Drawings Of the Louisiana snle Lottery Company,
| and In pefsor manage and control the Drawings
themselves and that the same are conducted with
hohesty fairness and in good iaith toward al par.
Hes and We authorize the company 70 use thu cor
1cate, with acsimilies Of our signatnros attached
/ IN ia RdyortiSementr,N 7f1t f5i
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~ - f'' ". i. HUssGRD,
Y. II. kpSssLt,

&c. yERvEX, Auottonset.
Icerttiy that bond has been given BY ala Special
Commissioner as required BY " sid desaa
) JOHN W. MIrllHElI.
AplS ClOfk nj aid r0nft.
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NoNsrABLE's SALE OF
EREsH LINE OF
SILK AND A1pAccA

UMBREILASI
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.SIL.E X AND V'ELN VETS

y Q . 9 I q 4 VI a . q z q ~ Y q ~ q
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IN the Municipal Court Of whCeligl
Henry Baer, Marcus Btef and Bssn.}
bard Baer, partners doing business
under the firm name and style Of
simon Raer 8 Sons,
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49, n
Caroline 8. 4. 9; a AZ 4 s 4, stheu ]

+ D. Hrties Henrietta Rfues aud
Z Charles Henry Brtiek irfSnts IN
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-12-31
A Proposition to Advance Sheri-
dan.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29-The
United Labor League Of America
has started movement in favor OF
Lleutenant-General Sheridan by
advancing him to the full grade OF
General of the Army. Last night
a meeting Of the members
of the League, resident IN
Washington, was held, at which a
resolution was adopted requesting
Congress to pass a special Act con-
ferring upon Sheridan the title of
General of the Army, which, in the
opinion of the soldiers and people
of the country, he has justly won
and is honestly entitled to. The
preamable affirms that Sheridan
was mainly instrumental in striking
the final blow which crushed the
Confederates and gave peace and
union to the States, and that he
did as much as either Grant or
Sherman to end the war, and is
Justly and historically entitled to
the title, honor and emolumeuts al
ready conferred on those two Gen
erals by the Government.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-12-31
The Hose SQuabble.

There was a stormy meeting OF
the Board last evening over the
hose matter. District Attorney
Torreyson gave as legal opinion
that if the city purchased and used
the hose it could be legally enjoin-
ed by the agent on this Coast.
Gen. Clarke appeared as attorney
for the manufacturers and gave
notice that the company would not
allow the hose to be used. Mr..
Rail agreed to take the hose Oft
Muller's hands at the cost in Chi
cago, 80 cents per foot, and the
freight. Muller refused and the
Board adjourned without action.