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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-12
Those Alsaka Seal Fur Pr
ates Must be Released
Forthwith, lnstanter.
4 strange ituIuOu of the pes,
tinNtug been shot, Hut
itNas Raise.
Thr NnNnuM Again Defeats
the English NnCnt nud we
keep iue cup.
I.0,psICk senator Jones GtNcs
itup ~ has the Iudy 40.
ccp,ed u,mi

NW NohN. sept ~ A special
,rom OuoNH. ont -ay- To-day the
tHumimn government forwarded a.
lrtnnud TO- secretary lInNNrd through
tlr English minister ut Washington
for thr immrdiptr aud unconditional
surrender to their owners OF the
seating vessels recently captured oil
lhu Nta.kpu coast Accompany iue
the dcmnnd ls 70 tuIl statement oi the
....c AS 10 understood here, and a
large number citations OF Authoriticr
bcnriug uut the proposition taken bl
the CuuAuinu authorities.
lb,rc is ALSO published thr follow
ug n ',ml from Washington uIuu
t. ,p.rr subject II BE- smd N the
lrca-uty der 81 mcnl that the three
british schuuurt- s'llrd 10y our rev
vuuc cutter tor tre-pHs-iug iuAlhskHu
waters will bee released on thcir Ar
,iNM M san 'ruuol-cO. \ vessel
-,ilcd ON similar ground eighteen
muuth- ago, WAS promptly released
Iunt .huWrrycr, viii not prevent their
uNucrs from asking damages though
4 h.piumHuc tluuuvl- Uud when
That question b. presented
iho nulN jriru-u our government
can mtkr II that the purchase OF
Alaska from Russia included b., claim
tu Jurisdiction over certain area Of
water known H- "Watcrs thereof aud
"WutcY adjacent thereto THE has
been the uniform ruling OF the treas
ar, department ever since the con.
truc, made iu 1870 with the Alaska
Far Seal company the object bong to
protect fur -"al- in their habits and
prevent di-iu" bAucc which would, IL
h. claimed, scatter th,m aud compel
Il. .m lo seek other breeding grounds
the contract with the present
IT, rrs expires ia April 1890 II ha-
b, ma -uu"rc of revenue To the gov
en- mcnt tor the last sixteen wears At
{. ga;, ~ about rDg cent, Oh IL,
nu ,uuI pail Tor the possessions. II
60, u,lvo control over the waters
ral rot hc maintained It Is claimed
that the ptcsercc OF foreign
vessels there would very soon
break up tho fur seal business,
at least M "a monopoly. and no one
would cHrc To renew - lease with tho
prospects Of having their right- CON
.Auty interrupted aud lntoricrcd
with by tho nuuuNiuE presence Of
tulrigl ycssrls \cithrr Is II believed
by the treasury officials, that the
government would carc to libel seized
Britt d -chuuncr- to tcnt its claims to
Jurisdiction h,youd the shore to II
distance oi marine lcugrc, even
though the Russian government In its
transfer ut Alaska rAimcd the right
to sovcrcign jurisdiction over accr-
tain arcn oithc waters adjacent there
To- Ihc,c Rrti-h vessel, have Tor
several wears been making profitable
visits lu the ful seal waters having
landed over 10000 skins last year
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-12

sin, 20 sec to spare when she cro--cd
the fiuish liuc. US the Time limit ui thr
race was seven hours The GalNtoa
Vas defeated nu every poiut OF -ai ilE
nN the Mayhuwer. In thr
iun out to the outer mar.
with spanuAkcr set she was hen,eu
lJ ui. ~ ,cc aud in the wiudWArd
work over halt All hour.
There Is great rejoicing among tur
,achtsmcn heyc to.uiEht, Whsle thr
liostnnians are fairly Wild with ir
light. IN the whistle buoy, AT lult,
the GsleatcA WAS east oil Her crew
soon made sail, while the MaN flower
rev did the same. both settling iholr
club tOpsails. when :he Judges boat
IAN NOngsidc the UahtcA, l.loid
'hWniN, representing the New uik
Yacht club. told the regatta commit
toe that Lieut. llcnn was VERY sick iu
the cabin aud that he wished thr
course to hc made n 10 mule course lu.
stead of ~. 80 Aa to be sure hud uu.
,h within reasonable timc lu ,HsH
10 should fall calm hc wished the
Luckenbach to tow the cutter
huck if the race WAS uut
-cu n doctor early. Secretary Robin
inson said hr would consult viii
General pH, ne ~ to the length of thc
course. That gentleman, wheu -ocu
-nid a. would leave the matter cu.
tirrlV in the hands of the committee
rhcy decided that the course ,hou.d
hr 2u miles. and -lcaming back to thr'
Gnlatca it WHs announced that course
was given them capt bradford Wn-
sailing the cutter and Beaver M,hh
looked after the sails while Mre Hem
pccprd out of the cOmpaniouwHN with
An HuNiuu, look Ia her cyc-, for hrr
husband condition alarmed her cuu
sidcrably \ fleet of steam and sail
ing craft nearly Us large ~ that ul
THURSDAY hnd assembled near the
starting point, scotland light ship
The mammoth dag hcdcchcd steam
ers. Graud Republic tud
Columbia. AMI the iron stenm
sirius, Cycropcus aud 1autu
were hlnrk with their human freight
Of Yachting enthusiasts. The brrcl"
was trcshruiug every moment, Hud
ns 1t was the iirst time the yachts hti
come together, whore the first
halt of the contest was tu hu
sailed tu lccward, there
was much discussion NJ tu the
probable result. when the starting
-tgnn was given nj ll:3O the MAY
flower WA IN hn excellent p.sl,iuu.
square t. the northwest of the imn.a.
nary line drawn between Scotland
lrnd light ship aud the luckcuoack,
b ing - cable, length to the north
ward Of it. Her spinnakcr boom w.s
down to port aud thirty sccond4nttrr
the signal the great sal blo-somrd
uui and three cheers were given hN
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-12

Parhcs, white planter The house 4,
au uuprctrntiuus one. having mul ono
room, nnd is built oi h'wn logo. some
Nv" "r three weeks ago. witAuut anN
hpphrrut cause whatever, the auiId.
ing commenced lo shake. and the nc.
cupsnts rushed out. thinking 90 va.
going to lHll. but II did not. II con.
iirucd to shake, however. for about
two hours. The cups on the mbl,
were turned over, the clock on the
mantle wa, stopped, Rui in tact. near
ly everything IN the house wa. thrown
into general disorder since that
tluo the hou-r hHs hccn shaking At
Intervals of about two hours. MIR
Parker aud the people iu the vicinity
arc now convinced that the phcnoui-
onon WAS lurorunncr uf the EARTH
quake aud the greatest excitement
prevails, ~ the house continues shak-
ing. The fear has gained Wide ere.
dcncc that u gcN ser or other volcanic
horror will spring from tho ground
beneath the structure.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-12
">rn".r,>D,m ,~n .nu..
fd"i" h"oih s~ud.hI ,oO0'" '"nIrisnd.
where III. nNr,nu

"h"'S iits orig ~,
CuAKllhroN, s. G. sept % The
News and Couu,t ha, pubnsurd The
following;
a cnock lol $1,000 sent by Edwin
Booth. .thol ragodmn,to nn old aud dear
friend IN hi, city whose hoIae va.
destroyed by the earthquake. was re-
celycd yesterday. The muniGsrnt
gilt wa- accompanied by the follow
ing beautiful, feeling letter
"MN DEAR uLb FWENu.- IhoeArth-
quarth horror reminds me that
have (or hndl many dear friends ~
Charleston, I can't help nil OF them,
but II the enclosed can relieve YOU
and the dear ones, use IL Would TO
God | could offer moro. Bad ~ II
is, 1t might be worse The Almighty
lOyes rs despite his chastisements
BE true 70 him;he viii not desert YOU.
My little life has been chapter OF
tragedies NJ You know, but / have
never despairud, never lost my "grip"
of the eternal truth. The worst Is
not, so long US we eau say thi. Is the
worst. Give my love to all old
friends OF mine aud assure them that
though ] may never see them again
they are vivid in my memory wreath
ed with roses aud rib bons.
Your friend" "NEn,'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-12
rmI mAYrLowrn WINS.
Tbr English racht BndIJ B-aien
Ihr cup Hcmhins.

NEW NoRR, sept, no. ro-day t.
race has decided upon wtich side Of
the Atlantic the American cup shall
-,Ay for at least another year. II re
suited in glorious victory tor the
,lO0p May nowcr. When she finish.
ed thl- evening At h. m, 40 sec
the Gaieata was nearly two miles
gsteru, The course was TWEEN
~ miles a. leoward and
return from scotland light.shlp
The race Wa sMled ia brcelr that
blew fresh from the northeast for
hours, and then cHullng two points to
westward II fell light, the last hour
ofthe contest being little better thau a
drift, Ihs Mayaowsr had only
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-12
HAI.NfD HIs uLAItT,
Ihs HorrIbIr uurdrr ~ "a whitr Wan
~ Hu indIHn,

foRr SMITH, Ark sept II \ hor.
rihlc murder was committed last even.
ing At d O'Clock near ~cullyvlllo, iu the
Choclaw nation, by Levi, BUrrow5. ~
half breed
Burrows had = quarrel with VII
lism Morgan, white man, about
seventy ccnt-, which he claims Wu-
due him from Morgnu'- urphow.
Angry words followed aud Burrpwa
becoming enraged. raised It -hnrp HSc
he had in his hand aud struck Morgan
on the lett shoulder with such turrc
that he cut throguh 1t nud cut
through his body aud split his hcart
wide open Morgan died instantly
burrows was arrested by deputy
marshal who WAS near. lie WA
brought here this afternoon nud
lodged In the t'nitcd states jail, whcr,
with twenty one othur murdcrnr-, ht
awaits trial.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-12
JONES GIvis
Ths love sicE senator Promises 10
Return TO Ii0rIdA.

NEw York, sept. IA special
from Washington saws "a private
letter received here to day by friend
OF Senator Jones, Of Florida, SAY r TINT
the senator has now at last seen the
folly OF his Michigan campaign, aud
shows disposition to again return
to Florida. The letter also states
that tho senator win nj the ucAt
sessioa OF the legislature pose ns n
candidate for recollection 10 the scu-
ate. In writing to his friend, the
senator denies that he had any de
sire or intention OF marrying or
wanting to marry the young lady
IN Detroit, but assigns AZ his reasons
tor remaining away from the senate
that he wanted rest aud rccrr alton
and that in his opinion there Wa. no
place upon the American continent
more delightful than Detroit lie
win return, 40 the letter says, u
Florida about chs lGt OF DssemDer,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-12

pisp"'. Ab"u' n"-".UnII Causes -
N0st HIn1d, Ho.

""s' hl""dN h""
lluusIuN, Mo. sept II ipul he.
fore last, nj ~ farm HOUSE near sum
mcrvlilc, twcnty-our mllc, snutheh,t
OF Houston, IN This county. thero uc-
Cured one ~ the worst tragcdie-
ever known ia this section.
Last saturday, AZ Summcryillu. dur
ing II game of baseball, .irrr Richards
and Riley Martin engaged In u vio-
loht iiTpuic, hut were separated he
fore coming to blows.
Last Thursday "a curn-cutting"
wns given M the residence of farmer
near Nummcrylio, and during tho
dancing III tho evening the baseball
dispute was revived aud pistols were
drawn. la the melee that on.ued
richards was scou to discharge hls
weapon et Martin. tho bullet passing
entirely through tho lattefs bodl
from back To breast.
Richards was thcroupon attacked
by irlond OF Marlii's, A,ag
Slnde by name. who shot
him In the breast lnilicting n mortal
wound. lie (Sade) not ,ntisHcd
with hls bloody work, then attacked
other lrlonds OF Martin, he first be-
ing Loth McCaskel, who sustained n
wound irom the formers pistol, over
| the heart
Lewis Raider. man of great
strength, thinking his indi-orimlnnto
shooting had gOus lar enough, rushed
through the crowd aud attempted tu
! dlsarm Stag NlAdo. The latter had uns
more chHrgo ia his pistol Aud this he
hred nj Raider aud tho ball took effect
ia ia" latter'a right thigh, iHnlctins
an nuYly wound. Martin, Richard. aud
Met CHskrl are. Il is believed, fatally
wounded, and RAIDER dangerously 80.
hruat excitement prevails over thr
nnnIr, stag SlAdc has not been uap-
. turrd, aud is holicyrd tn be uu his
Way lo loIa-.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-12
on ~ uHI,I TO ITi
N"u N"w N"tE Editors a. vis's
~hr~Wd NdN"rti-i1a SCbsnio.

y
~lr-Wd NdN~rti-i"s s,hsno.
NlV uHt, sept H. The world
Inns tHr following hrad lines over It's
trtotH Moro.iui-Nchiiling article
"\ i,tur,n ~ home again, She returns
to hcr fathers house after leaving her
husband. a reconciliation brought
about hy the iuturyCution OfA friend
ut the family. She will secure ~ Ill.
yorcc from ~chilllng She tells a
irlcnd hat her married lite was very
unhappy
The So say-. Victoria Morosini-
NChIlliug b. -till ahscnt from the cir
Giles TINT knew her in this town"
The Herald say; "Niotpria, the mys-
trriuu-, The lost, stolen or stralcd
Victoria Schilling, has been by many
diligently sought lor aud found not
Last night IA club. public convey
nurr bur-ruOm, groon.rUom, and in all
circles Of society, the question was
nrhrd, ila- Victoria turned up II
was positively shid by tfosc who
knew, That Mira, Sohilling did no, sail
10y the Gcrmanc, aud the ridiculous
story that Mr.. Moro sini had gone
to see her oil 4, laughed At by
those who know him. The sAluc
authority which gave the widest
publicity 10 the departure of MIR
WASH Iounor'- iricuds Mrs. l.. sim.
nous mud her daughter by tho Ger
mUuic, set ntluN the pretty story of
the departure ~ the truant wife for
the convent of the Sacred Heart In
Montreal, IA custody ol two nuns at
the Grand Central depot Both ol
these pleasing lictions have borne
witness to the fact that authority can
not guc-tiuu "llas Victoria turned
up 90 Bat In spite oi all this the witty
mnn OF the thcator comes to the front
with u little spirltusllstio sonDoo Of
his own. "Nictoria Schilllng," he has
uitcu said, "will unquostionsbly RS.
turn after hor vacation ha, expired"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-12

AllA Nl'tlt SAID iL
BEm.iN sept N the Nurih Grr.
mau GActlo pruuuunce- untrue th,
statement, attributed 10 Prince Alry.
andcr and O. tcn-iycIy published hcr,.
that one Of lho reasons for hi- abdica.
ton was the Mcl that all member. Of
lhe lriplo ailiauco forbade mm lo
carry out the intention he had formed
oi executing the leaders in the coup
n etnt. The Gazette denies that tho
prince had resolved upon any oScru-
tIOn-, aud sny- the powers advised
him IN HE interest of peace not 60
allow executions 10 be inflicted, for
the reason That II hc permitted them
ha would incur danger OF reputation
ina fresh political outbreak, which
was possible, AMI even Imminent
should one occur.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-12

CHARLtsru>, Sept, ll.-lt ha-
bceu bright aud beautiful to-day,
though it rniuod heavily IN the early
morning. People nro gradually ro-
turning to their houscs aud uIr mum.
hers IN the shelters aud tents Hrc
rapidly diminishing, there were pulN
three or tour slight shock. during
the night, but nupc were serious aud
comparatively few pcrsOns wore
aware ol the occurrence The suh-
ui-trncc committee has changed the
plan OF operations md have appoint
ed visitors of cRch ward to ascertain
eases ot distress, all uf which will hc
supplied NJ their homes The buurd
of engineers ARE still Rt work survey
ing buildings aud continue to con
denim those which are unsafe The
latest reports from points along the
south Carolina railway, indicate that
the reports of tho distress In Lincoln
Vile, knighiryillc aud elsewhere hn-
been greatly exaggerated, bat what
ever iH necessary VIII be done
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-12

FREEHOLD, y. j, sept ll.-An cI.
teu-iye tire is raging here, Tho prlu-
cipal business portion of tho town
will be- destroyed, Two trick stores.
Clark K rcrrnr and John Taylor,
hotel, opposite the courthouse are
destroyed, Fire department n-,itt
nnro i- comiLV from Long Branch.
Asbury Park, tedbauk aud other
places,
LATER The tire is now under con.
trol Five buildings in all were dc.
stroyed. The loss is estimated At
about ilOOOOO. The Baltimore s.
Ohio Ielegrai = Office was burned
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-12
niNID TRAINS.
siIsht NistnL" SmHSh~~ az u
Pullman sleeper.

special to the Examiner.
FuRr WoRrm, sept. %. This morn
ing AT O'Clock, while the ,oulh.hluud
Missouri Pacific train was M the
Union der; about to pun Out the noi,h.
bound train, which had pulled up to
let It IN, backed down aud the sleep.
ers collided with ~ crash, breaking
the drawhcad on the suuih-bouud
train aud wrcckng the ear badly.
Fortunately the passengers were nj
breakfast and no one WAS injured
The elegant sleeper wa- damaged To-
the amount of several thousand
InLInrn
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-12

We have reduced the price of Royal
Patent Flour to Sl.75 per sack, and
" 90 per barrel. Thus the best flour
in the world is placed within tho
reach of even the poorest man.
Absolutely pure Creamery buttsr
received every other day direct froA
the crsaInery by express.
MARshALL s HEARD,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-12
o - -
Turkey.


suSsET cox COMING HOME.
toNarANrlNorLE. sept H., Hon.
:. :. Cos, United states minister to
Turkey, IL about starting for home on
iurlough, owing to IN health, q II,
Heap, secretary OF legation, will con.
duct the ONCE during the sbseuoe oi
Minister Cox,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-12

NEw lOWK, sept u.-LN -civll-
service Commissioner Durmau B.
Eaton, ina letter Ia tho Times, replies
at length u the charges made hl
Cummlnsluncr Ob0rly IN his letter ui
the 18Th Instant tO the Times. The
principal charge made bl tOmmi-.
siuncr Dbnrly was to the effect thHl
parti-au considerations prevailed ia
The matter ui making lhe -pcciul rule
approved judy 20, 1884 This -rulc RE-
hates to examinations for the position
of sprcial examiners of the pou-
sion office MIR Eaton explains
that this rule was nrcu-
STATED by the passage of tin
on the last day al congress ia the
summer of 1854. .ctcutlng $50 addition.
nj pension examiners, who must
be qualified 10 immediately perform
their duties lir states II Wu. ia
practicable under the circumstances
10 Hp"rl,on tho appointments ui ,S.
animation for cortillcatlOn tu the pen
sion utilro. He then quoted state
mcnt rom thl- h0dy which hr de-.
clarrs "is without n shallow OF luuu-
datiun," aud says the petition OF th,
rOmluiHriOnrT 'iH even ludICrntisiy
absucrd.' llu suggests that ObrIl.
get copies ui two certain opinions hy
Attorney general Garland ou the sub
lnct aud rcnd thcm Nc Eaton. Ict.
torombracr- other puiuls and IN notr-
ly "A column IN length.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-12
soIISTIsrs sHOtLD srE.
House Near Savannah THAT Has =
queer Case of shakes.

SAVANNAH, sept u.-Au attempt
is ucug made to induce one of the
government scientists to visit the
roudtowu district of Dodge county
Ia tins state, where shaking house
10 attracting great attention, The
structure is the home Of "Wool y
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-12

w4suuptur u g. 1,pt ll.-Y0I TsiA,
fail Weather .tauuu.p IempsTs,ms 'aTisUl.
wluis generally suuiheriy.
rrtAs CurtuH sglr srt0st
Cotton region hullotin fot the i..s ~ hour.
ending .pI .l lsy, stsp Vi.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-12

rue sRn AntoUio brewer M7k"s az
Enforced A,sIgum-nt,
speclsl 90 the Examiner.
SAN ANTONIO, TeN.Scptll Late this
evening J. B. Brlupod-ky. proprietor
OF the Cily Brewery, made an assign
mont, naming X. T.. fendig one of h,-
principal creditors, ~ assignee. The
brewery plant is valued Ht 100000
The liabilities Of Bclopod-ki is not
vet kuuwn
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-12

Cotton Scales,
-LHs
GRAIN SCOOP 5
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-06-16
Fine Colts.

Twin colts were dropped Sun.
day on the Gates ranch two miles
West of town. They are royalty
bred. Their sire ia Gibralter, rec
ord 2:22l, by Rysdyks's Hambleton-
ian. The dam of these twins is
one of the celebrated Reddy mares
"a pure gated trotter brought
from Kentucky-her sire a son of
old Hambletonian; her dam, by
Green's Bashaw. These youngsters
are standard. They are tho prop
erty Of Judge Edwards.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-06-16
Badly ~ aided.

Ed. Wright, engineer on the c..
& c. Railroad, got badly scalded on
Monday ten miles this side Of
Belleville. 1t appears that some
steam pipe bust or a stop-cock
broke, and before he new it his
left thigh and leg received the
whole charge Of steam. He Is at
the house of Judge Wright, his
father, attended by DR.. Lee.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-06-16
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT
CARSON STEAM LAUNDRY

Location of principal place of business,
Carson City, Standardization of
works. Carson City, Nevada Notice is
hereby given that at a meeting of the
Board of Trustees, held on the sth day
OF June, 1856, an assessment (No. - of
Two Dollars (s2) per share was levied
upon the capital stock of the corpora
ton, payable Immediately in United
States gold and silver coin, to the Sec
rotary at his office in Carson City, Ne
vada. Any stock upon which this as
sessment shall remain unpaid on We'd
nesday, the seventh Cth) cay of July,
1886, will be delinquent and advertised
for sale at public auction, and, unless
payment is made before, will be sold on
Thursday, the 5th dav OF August, 1886,
TO pay the delinquent assessment, to-
gether with costs of advertising and eS-
penses OF SALE By order of the Board OF
Trustees. JOHN NJ. DORMER,
jel0td Secretary.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-06-16
Plum bing

]. H. McGuirk the plumber, is now
situated in the Opera House block and
All jobs of timing and plumbing in
suucted to his care will be attended to
IN workmanlike manner, and you
DON'T have to mortgage your house to
ay for it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-06-16
Public school Examination.

The annual oral examinations Of
the Carson Public School will com
mence Thursday, June 18th, and
continue as follows:
Miss Hodgkinson's class, Thurs
day, June II.
Miss Bardenwerper's class, Fri
day, June 18th,
Miss Spencer's class, Monday,
June 2lst.
Miss Dowdell's class; Tuesday
June 22nd.
Miss Wilsey's class, Wednesday,
June 23rd.
Miss Martins class, Thursday,
June 24th.
Miss Wasson's class, Friday, June
Goth.
Miss Wagner's class Tuesday,
June Goth.
Miss Startling S class, Wednesday,
June Both.
The first grade will be subjected
to written examination, commenc-
ing Wednesday June 9th, and con
tinuing to June 14th.
A cordial invitation is extended
to the public.
Respectfully,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-06-16
ALL SORTS.

The Opera House has started
to roll.
w. L. F. Deal was in town yes
terday.
Senator Fair is on his way to
| the Coast.
Boys knee pants 75cts a pair at
A. Bergman
The. Winters was up from
Washoe yesterday.
The Democratic State Central
Committee meets in Reno today.
-Haggins crack colt, Ban Fox,
which was to dean out the field,
came in fourteenth.
There is talk of forming a Re
publican Club in this city. 1t is
certainly not too early.
Mrs. Gates, accompanied by
her granddaughter, Mrs. Roun,ree,
departed for San Francisco on
Monday evening.
An lnyo county man has in
vented a machine with which sage
brush can be removed from land at
a cost Of forty cents per acre.
Don't forget to go to VI. COINS
and see that large assortment CT
black and colored parasols, which
he has just received and will be
opened this morning.
-Four Norwegian girls reached
this city on Sunday. They were
all snapped up for domestic uses
the next day. People here say.
Just bring on your girls; we'll
hire EN-.
The sure effects Of Ayers
Sarsaparilla are thorough and perma-
nent. If there is lurking faint of
serofula about you, Ayers S; rsa-
parilla will disledge it, and expel it
from your system.
A whisker dye must be con
venient to use, easy to apply, i'm
possible to rub off, elegant in APP
pearance and cheap in price.
Buckingham Dye for the Whlsk-
ers unites in itself all these merits
Try it.
Dyspepsia comes from Torpid |
Liver and Costiveness. You can
not digest your food well unless
your liver and bowels act properly |
Brandreth' Pills. taken one or two !
1t night for week or so. will regu-
ate the bowels. stimulate the liver
md ensure a quick and healthful
digestion. These Pills are purely
vegetable, contain no mineral and
ire absolutely harmless for old and
-ounp