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Telegram-herald., 1886-04-25

CFRcrrr-Dsniel McCrellis and Margaret
NcCrsilis -. Guild y. Davis. Chancery.
Decree for complainant setting aside deed.
Decree that defendant has lien <sSS - and
recover his actual disbursements.
Barbara Minderhost vs. James NJ Lane
ghanCerY. on trial
PsoBsrE Estate Of John McCarty alleged
mentally Incompetent person. Petition loT
appointment II general guardian fled
Nav n ser for bearing Petition foT ap-
pointment II special guardian flied. April
~ sst for hesrinz ---E Estate 81 Christian
Frey. decreased tzeeators bond fiiei snd
letters testsnentory issrei - WilHsn
Rurztorf Appraisers warrant issued tC
Heury Fraiics md Peter Werlich
PerHE- Matte Gleason. disarierig zen.
tsnced e. sixfv asys In the coBntv isa --
August Johnson petfv lsueuy sentencei
- the state House 81 Correction at ienis
far ~srefv asrS
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-25
SPORTING SUMMARY.
Pertinent Paragraphs Printed
for Sunday Reading
4 RECORD Or TIE HtEl's tIaTs.
6sss Sal TiDs ana Fegls-Aa Interest
iag Programs AFrsnged n Rsng
Circles - Ths Turf Coatri-
o4tss fe@ interesting
Notes.

The Detroit te4m did a We thing IA
playing is Dr.efiee games silh tie soatheFn
clubs Il sili tail before the close II the
sea.son.
Dan y Lsary. sho can get - alslch s5rk
oas u player 4s b. e0ald cut Of his o~n
legs ~hea a pedestrian. sili Eaanage the
nsE Eimira team
The em0lenl Of the American association
champ f0f ehieh the clubs are com
peting this year, Is u silver sad stands ~
inches high inclusive Of siK inch pesies-
tai Il typihes h4tsman ia the at oi
striking and Al bis feet Is a silver ball
The colosed players OF several stiles ia the
South beli a meeting Al Jacksonville, Fla,
re' e'entiy and organized the Southern
League Of Col5Fed Basebal.isfs." Directors
representing a capital OF sl0o.ooo were
elected. and T. r. Harden. OF jacksonville.
vas chosen a. manager.
The American Association has completed
the assignment Of umpires for the season.
but the schedule gill remain a secret. the
umpIres being subject 70 orders from week
% Sessk
W = Arnold wiil manage the new pro-
fesslonal club being organized al Saratoga
Phil Powers. whose good work Of the pas
four Years behind the ost for the Gncin
Hati's Will be remembered, has been en-
gagged by the 81 L0uIs Browns.
Hustiing Horace Phillips says ball play
ons should keep their eyes on the Pitts
/ ourzh this season.
Won der ADes Browns. OF ST. Louis, are
pushing for front place.
Legg. the Indian catcher will play with
the Chicago blues.
The uniforms Of the ~ Louis league
team IS unique In design. Il IS a grey with
black trimmings, black belt aud black
diamond on the top Of the cap and on the
shirt front
Hugh Nickol will this season carry the
pennant as grand stand player.
Harry Wright has concluded 20 hold on
to Manning. the crack baseman.
The Athletics OF Philadelphia nave
offered the Newark 500 tor Greenwood ;
release This is the man the Brooklyn 5
released because they thought he cculdn [
play bail
Boston i said to be the dark horse for
the championship pennant.
The weight Of the Chicago team aggre-
gates two thousand Eve hundred pounds.
Weidman will play with the Kansas City
nine this season.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-25
Real Estate TrAn.fers.

Horace y. Carpenter 70 Oliver VI. Braford,
lot - Burton & Co s sub ..........S 20 -
James NJ. Dudley 70 Frances r. stanton.
10; f.. blk !. Weston, Dudley < S0ules
sub -. ...-..... sI2 81
Il, Colt & Cos add - 1000 o.
sarah Webster 70 sligo TyrOer. lot .. Silas
Halls sub ..... . ...-..-... 30. - O0
sligo Tyroler "a Victor White lot 3. Halls Ga
sub 80. ......... ................ -. 20 o.
MctSeorEe BUndy - George X. Hnrlbut
iot :. HOiiister 4 Boyd add .......... 80 0
Peter Werlich to JuilDs r Hansen lot s.
blk 8 Roberts add ...... .......--..-. 20 fs
Harrison " Coleman To ffeo. y. AleU.u-
der lof 4 Blk 4 Alaska ......- 80 v
bs u Averys Plat. LoSell -. ses o.
WyRrsudfIs =. TeDekniek 10 Hessei =.
stelwsgen. psrf - z. sw a 0f see Is.
Nsiker ...... ........-.... .. . 575 h
's isad on On sec = BOVINE ''-s f'e's 40 o
jacob Layer ~ Wm " Richardson. piece -
and pu 6 Bovine ......---.. FN q
James Hinkso1 - May 2. Soules, isuw
a sc tfs sparta 80 =
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-25

Charles II yulan u Darlington. I0~a,
Fecsnlly BROKE li5 balls ia qglck suecesSion.
using zz-laeh Ballard Fhs a. elghteen fsel
dlsLanlr
Grand Rapids people remember Clothes
aDo. Prof >heaHlans canine. wh0 s4s
beaten IA 80 yards rsoe by Charley Wat
ters dog 0n JelteFson ave, seserai weeks
fab. \ l.. fsF so, bis contestant being =
Philadelphia hound.
A kennel club has been organized at Nj
uanA. Ninn.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-25

george FosseF has ls1 TIE NsT York
77sss and ton1o.row night tssss the posi-
tieu 0f aivht esl5er 81 ore. Il nat tae
zresfs@t daily psaer IN Aneriea she Nsw
YORK Aet1 ~ Foster. ws0 is oae - fire
hest kaeVn ~ 6~a03 Rapids bags hexan
vork On She New Na-x T~stsa< six Vesrs
sgs snd hss msse rsps8 ss7aacenen1
He Tes ucf - spraesn4 f1r hs p-ese1t
sFiensist e,s ~ sns a5s arsends here ~
issoa n sss good fsrtsae
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-25

n.ysa osoase. c Nlss wissaAsla IN
sanEFy
Cnsrlss c laas. X. lash infantry. pis.
cAAFged
Fssfriek Caalan. l. 1zsA infantry
LYMAN Mobiles A zlsf saiAulfy.
hes0An Preston. q 18th Infantry.
HeaFy kseanker Il issh onlo saian-
tecFs
Myron } Hickey. Ii, lssEd nennssl-
xaulA
N1sAanses , oorbsn. h ssa New Aor1
artillery
Joseph Dover 4 le2a NV York solun-
toeFs Discharged
James ID Aoeder. !, al Eaglnsess ans
nss<a4uleS-
1,so@r Aoon. /. i5srd Illinois soian-
terrs.
MslliA0 II Shs.w h. ssd infantry
Johu Ernesg B lsi hight artillery
ChFistagsllef NlokhAH, h ola Infantry.
Died April = isso
Nathaniel southland. y. "a United stAles
infantry.
kilsha Mason {, lsth infantry.
William Burtnesi j. Isth ohlo infantry
Discharged.
Ffaaklin Ie4bo, IA sssh Maine infantry
Discharged
Joseph Gillian. b. 18th infantry
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-25

fsn FraF vho nnFh ttrcies her the
big Nar ticxT rrirs - reported - hsVe "a
-entir worked uife IN ~.
Tan f5ffls tise icckeg IS training Frei-
fip eebharfs Eoiisf
The Ceufrai aufnlan Tretnrg rIreut hss
seen arrsu ~ ~ DAYTON 81 sn8 dates
sEreed en- ~ fsisows feNngtsn. NJ AK.
es - Ceiaahus AuE. 81 81 sept & rsists.
sent s. ID ferf Navne sept 1917 Snsfh
Eent ssp7 81 - sud Davsar SEPT 2 IT,
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The N1rTr Nesief, BF-eisng. Ir5Ftrfz a1tt
Ear asSosfstfeu hara iesset .he Wssf Lsi-
cszo t-v,rE aark 1bich ell - 1sed ~ a
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-25

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lae seet s. reess
Frne~sl serrces ss ne --siaenee re- Ss-ft
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Telegram-herald., 1886-04-25
Acnuatic Sports

4 new boat club has been organized at
Lansing called the Phantom Crew.
The members Of the Metropolitan n. W
Rowing club will enjoy dinner az oak
Point. MAY ,, the officers paving for tie
luxury.
VIM. Kemp. the Australian sculler. who
accompanies VIM. Beach, the champion. TO
England il - years OF age 5 f. 81 in. high
and weighs i57 pounds.
The Harvard University crew are rowing
"a follows a. T. Butler, ~. bow, i6i
pounds. g. = Mumford. s.. captain. 154
pounds. j. K YOcum VI :. lS2 pounds T.
J. Colony. Z. :. 16i pounds: P 2. Burgess
=. i7u pounds. ". Brooks. =. i72
pounds. II " keves. =. I6s pounds. +.
Remington. ~7. stroke. 10 pounds
James Griffin. Of Blhalo. says be has no
objection 90 rowing A Ten Eyck a threo-
mile race for $500 a side.
J. A. Gaudaur and Al Hamm have issued
a challenge 20 Edward Hanian and George
Lee % row a three mile double scull race
for 81 90 and the championship Of Ameri-
ca. the race to take piare after June 18th.
upon any rowing course. revised rowin (
rules 70 govern. Thev have deposited sioo
in -. Louis fora forfeit and want Hanlan
AMI lee - pui up OF shut up.
The new boaf house of the 81 Paal ciuh
cost St0sa and boats 20 tbs value Of 81 500
have been contracted for Sixteen men are
IN scnve training and the club has joined
the Mississippi Valley Rowing Associ stion
The Western Rowing ciub of - Louis
are Building a g. 40 boat house
feeuier is snNious - meet Hansn on
the Lower Potomac course.
Hosmer desires 10 meet Iaing.
There is no certainty that Hanlsn and
H0smer VII row an exhibition AZ Lase
81 Joseph Can. on june "a
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-25

John Hughes the long aistaucs pesies-
frian. hss opened a ssiaon st Harlem.
Sehsck snd Prince The long distance
birvcie champions. NAV come together in
feN davs Il = match can Be arranged flr
500 side
Al association for fhe Advancement II
cycling has been or1anizei In Philadelphia
with Fagene n Aaron a. president
A PARTY ~ Canadian wheeisner hsvs left
otiaws. Canada. 6o- England
The ~uif0's Bicycle giah ~ -oafh Rls-
s0b have arrsnzei = sh-ee isv- tolr sioug
IRE norfh shore. July Z ard
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-25

The funeral oi MaigeT Goodrich only
held yesterday irom tue residence on Ivon-
81, his Sunday school classmates oftlcia-
ting ss bearers Walter ~as a Young lad
O. great prominence, beloved hy his parents
and the entire neighboFhood aud has young
life might well be emulatod by has forme I
associates and friends
For EVeTyosy Wear
Get q pair OF the celebrated Mcmillan pants.
They are made up Ia good style, are al
wool, neutral grey color. and are unsur-
passed for their stay ug qualities. Only
S275 better than lols al pants sold for -
in this city.
STAR CLOTHING HoUsF
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-03-07

A long dispatch Is telegraphed to
our side of the water, describing the
royal manner in which Queen Vic
toria received Mrs. Phelps, wife of
the American minister to England.
Such news had not ought to be
very gratifying to democratic
America. Americans are all sover-
cigns without any Of the ostenta-
tious surroundings of European
royalty. Mr.. ana Mrs. Phelps are
Vermont people but they do not
seem to have much of the New
England simplicity and objection
to ''pomp and circumstance" about
them. Ministers plenipotentiary
and ambassadors extraordinary to
European courts are superfuity
that might better be Topped of our
system Of politics.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-03-07
R;ycotted Newspapers t.

The Representative Council OF
the Federated Trades and Labor
Organizations of the Pacific Coast
has issued circular directing a
general boycotte of the Bulletin and
Call. All members of the organi-
cation are directed to Immediately
cease their patronage of the papers,
and notice is also given that on
and after Thursday, April LIST, all
firms advertising with these two
papers will be considered foes to
organized labor and the members
are directed to withdraw their pat
ronage from such firms.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-03-07
The Steam G.aEg,Iry

Many people who do not want
the Chinese to 90 are going about
with doleiul faces, wandering who
will do the washing after April 1st,
if the Chinese starch squirters
leave the country. These people
seem to forget that the steam laun-
dry is designed to meet just this
very need. 1t is noticeable
fact, and also being we'll noticed
that the people who are making
the most noise about the chance Of
there being nobody to do washing
here are the ones who refuse to
subscribe for a single share Of
stock in the Steam Laundry. This
shows that they are anxious to see
the Laundry a failure, that they
may have a good excuse to keep the
Chinese here.
There has been good deal of
inquiry about town of late, regard
ing the parties who profess allie
glance to the anti-Chinese move
ment and yet refuse to contribute
cent. A man is better known by
his works than his talk, and any
man who is really in earnest ought
not to hesitate minute to come
up with few dollars to help the
new enterprise,
There are plenty Of people in
Carson who have for years been
fattening off it. who are never seen to
put their hands into their pockets
and contribute a single dollar to
Carson prosperity or progress.
Now is an easy time to separate
the sheep from the goats, and one
with half an eye can readily ascer-
tain the names Of those who haye
the general interests Of the con-
mnnity at heart and those who are
best only on looking out for them
selves.
The shares in the Steam Laun-
dry will be legal tender for wash
ing, and thus one eau readily see
how quickly he can get his money |
back.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-03-07
Private Secretaries Of Senators

Senator Riddleberger's resolution
calling upon Senator's TO state who
are their actual Private Secretaries,
fell like bombshell in the Senate
Wednesday. Several newspaper
men claim to be Private Secretaries
and in this way have access to the
floor Of the Senate to the disadvant-
age of other journalists. Several of
the Senators have their sons as
Private Secretaries, and allow news
paper men the privilege of the floor
The resolution meets with the
hearty appreciation of the journal
lists, except those who it may ex-
clude thereafter.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-03-07

The IsQm viso C0ulIiu't Keep H is
Servants.

The Nam Who C0ulliu't Keep His
servants.
esterday a man who was trying
t. id eoue excuse for discharging
his Chlnanan delivered himself as
follows.
I've tried all kinds of help, and
the Chinese is the only kind that
will do. About year ago | got a
colored woman, and what do you
suppose she d1d? She got up one
morning without word Of warning
and quit. Then | got an Irish sirl,
and hse didn't stay nub two weeks
Then | got a German girl and a
week let her out. Then I got a
Chinaman. Nv what do We think
of that?" well, it looks to me-
said bystander, that nobody but
Cinnamon will live with you. 4
man who has three servants leave
him in a year would keep rather
quiet about it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-03-07
A Cheeky Lunatic .

The APPEAL has received col
umn advertisement of DR. Melon
aids, Vinagar Bitters, At first
reading one supposes that the ad-
vertisement Is cash proposition
but more careful examination of
the contract reveals the fact that
the cheeky Doctor who is some way
connected with the Pacific Bank Of
San Francisco has a proposition
which really is, that the paper secur-
ing the advertisementrun it for moth
ing for a few months. The Doctor
con tinues.
you may be sure we should
deeply appreciate such a favor,
and earnestly watch the results to
see how far they might be consider
ed conclusive as to the desirability
of your medium for us in the par
ticular articles mentioned by
you"
As matter Of course he wants
this advertisement top of column
along side reading matter"
If DR.. Mcdonald runs the Pacific
Bank on this peculiar principle it
would seem about time that the
Bank Commissioners made friend
ly call.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-03-07

Sick headache cared at Cledic's Drug
Store by D. d. %. t,le,3m
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-03-07
May Blossom :"

Don't fail to secure seats for the
entertainment to be given to-mor-
row evening at the Opera House.
Lewis Morrison is so we'll known
and appreciated that the notifca-
ton of his appearance should be
sufficient to secure crowded house.
Miss Rose Wood is referred to as
one of the prettiest women who
ever appeared on q stage on the
Pacific Coast, and her acting is
said te equal her beauty: The box
sheet indicates that you want to
apply at once If you want good
seat.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-03-07
A WarnIpE co Truckee.

Yesterday a Chinaman who came
up from Truckee had long
talk with a resident of this city in
which he said that before long the
Chinese will be back. They said
that the firms which had given
them notice to leave told the lead
ing Cinnamon that when the ex-
element had blown oyer they could
all come back and work and that
some Of the Truckeeites are fur
nishing them with rice to keep
tn EN- there until the feeling is al
layed. The Chinaman was conf
dent that in few months every
thing would quiet down and the
Chinese would resume their sway.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-03-07
A Rare Opportunity.

DR.. H. j. Smith of San Fran
cisco, we'll known throughout the
Pacific Coast as an eminently sue.
cessful specialist, will be at the Ar.
lington House. Carson City, from
Monday the 9Th to Friday the 18th,
where he may be consulted by any
one who may be suffering from any
disease of the eye, ear, nose, throat
and all chronic diseases Of both
sexes. Consultation free. Office
hours from 10 A. n. to 4. p. NJ, and
6to Z, evenings. I'd
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-03-07
The New Domestic

George Mclaughlin is the sole agent
IN Carson for the IN ew Domestic sew
ing machine. A machine which is now
at the acknowledged head Of the long
line of machines offered the public.
PERI ct in action noiseless and lasting.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-03-07
Last Nights Meeting.

Quite large and enthusiastic
crowd attended the anti-Chinese
meeting last night at the Old The
alter Hall.
Several resolutions offered by
Mr.. Drury were adopted. Fl. S.
Mason and DR.. l.. A. Herrick
were elected delegates to the Sac
ramento Convention.
The Treasurer reported al
bills paid and money in the
Treasury Speeches were made
by Judge Healey and several
others. and the meeting adjourned.
Sick headache Cared at Cledic's Drug
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-03-07
Books and Stationery.

Wall paper, Notions, Toys and Fancy
Goods will be sold at greatly reduced
rates. This stock must be sold and at
a sacrifice, and is the stock in the store
opposite the Capitol, formerly John G.
FOx's. Ben Ed son, agent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-03-07

Philip krall, whose ability as a music
instructor was demonstrated at the
late musicale given in the Armory H II.
notifies parents that he has room for
pupils OF all grades in his several
classes. For terms inquire at John G.
FoX's store 100 I'm
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-03-07
Lost or stolen.

While moving between FOX's stone
house and the Depot, a suit of clothes
with a watch in the vest pocket. Please
return to David Small, TorreysOn's
blacksmith shop. If
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-03-07
An APPEAL FOR aELTEEs.
u iiiciai Address OF he Executive
Committee OF E3,e state sill
=

yer .&:is4Dria ion.
| HEADQ'Rs. OF THE EXECUTIVE |
! Coo COLORADO SILVER Ass. ,
70 NJ -, OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, /
| ENvER. COLO., February q 1886. J
| To the Citizens Of Colorado.
Your interests are in danger
The United States Congress may
if assisted and supported by State
and Territorial organizations, pass
at It's present session an act fol
the free and unlimited coinage OF
silver, which, if not vetoed by the
President. would give a stimul0us
to all branches nf business unpar-
! aileled in the history Of the country.
But your enemies viii use every
means at their command, aided by
| unlimited expenditure of money, to
elect a Congress nsxt Fall that will
suspend toe coinage Of silver.
A number Of United States SEN
ators will be elected next Winter.
aud money will doubtless be used
literally to elect legislators that
Will send men to the Senate who
are opposed to silver coinage in any
form, Outside of the silyer-pro-
ducing regions the people look to
the States and Territories that pro-
duce silver to take the lead in this
agitation.
To counteract the opposition to
silver coinage, money must be
raised to pay for printing and dis
tributing silver literature in other
States, and to put speakers in the
field to advocate the cause, The
only effective way to do this is
through organized effort, and we
urgently appeal to the citizens of
every county in Colorado, to call
county conventions without delay
and form silver associations by
electing executive committees,
with auxiliary members of active
men who will push the work In
each precinct or camp. The chair
man Of the county executive com
mittees shonld also be constituted
members Of the general committee
of the State association,
We further recommend that the
counties will hold their meetings
March Is, for the pur
pose of organizing, and that the
of the general committee
by the State convention
will issue calls for the meetings in
their respective counties, and in
counties where no members have |
been appointed upon the general |
comm ittee the friends of silver will
ssue calls for that purpose. The |
vacancies upon the general State |
committee should be filed by the |
election of one member from each
county: and their addresses be fur
nished the Secretary Of this com
nittee.
Prompt action by the people OF
Colorado will inspire the citizens of
9ther States and Territories with
zeal, and that cooperation SO essen
ial for eventually obtaining the free
md unlimited coinage of silver will
,e secured. ALI money collected
or the use of this association should
,e forwarded to the secretary, ID,
3. Harris, room Is Opera House
block, Denver, Colorado, as directed
" the convention held in this city
N the 18th instant.
w. A. Tabor, of Arapahoe Co.
H. B. Gillespie, of Pitkin Co.
Geo. Williamson of Boulder Co.
Tingley S. Wood, of Lake Co.
Frank Hall, of Arapahoe Co.
D. B. H iris, of Arapahoe Co.
Executive Committee of the Colo
ado Silver Association.
A Warning TO Truckee