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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
AN OFFICIAL REVIEW
FIREMEN BRAVE, POLICEMEN TRUE.
Common Council. and Mayor Too. Hose
Carts. Ladders, and Engines Bright
Brave Defenders by Day or Night.
Admitting Crowds, = Goodly
sight.

The annual review Of the Police aud Fire
Departments yesterday was grand display
and served to show that Grand Rapids has
two forces for public service which any city
might be proud Of. They have been so
thoroughly org nized during the last two
years. by Fire Marshall Lemoin and Supt.
Gen. /. c. Smith that scarcely fsw In the
service Of either can be found.
The review yesterday was a proud one.
Both departments formed on Winter st.
and Shavmut-sve. and took up the line of
march, o published in yesterdays TILE
GRAN HERALn. led by Wurzburg Il Bron-
sons band. FaIly uniformed and equipped
in every way, with all the apparatus
polished up and shining like mirrors
Promptly at o'clock the department
/ formed in line by squads and plstoons upon
Shavm1t-sve., and proceeded TO East Full
ton-st park through Canal and Nonroe-st in
the order given. The beautifully uniformed
Psgrisrchsl Circle Band rendered fine music
for toe march. The procession was viewed
| By large crowds Of people throughout th 2
| entire line and 5000 people gathered a. the
Of Aldermen, and All the city officials. in
/ Guiding the Board Of Police aud Fire Com
| missiOners. conducted the official inspection.
The k0ard of Police and Fire Ccmmis-
( siOIers. which have the Immediate super
| vision OF the departments and Which - en-
1 TITLED to a great smouut 0f credit for the
I good c0ndiki N they are IN. IL composed o.
| Nessrs l. II. WitEev, ". II. Powers, l. T.
/ Hawkins. Joha +. Moore and Adalph Lei
/ telt. Mr. 4. r. McReYDoids il TIE eficsent
and ever oblizing Secretary Of tie R0srd.
and Il they could be induced 70 hold open
sessions as DO the Com mon C01ncil sud 81
/ public corporation sodies, their eood v1rk
woald ne netfer known Their light would
- shins thar they would nos be hid under
bushei. but Be So upon hiH ss city,
such ss this should - IN al "a zlosv.
" ben TIE bepsfnoents we're drswn sD
1 IN line on Ps7k 81. il v<< truly = Erznd
| sighJ : xtg pst7osnsn of ths police force
! we're drawn np il liae and stood Ike vst-
eTsus sixty more sre lsddles. IA to nest
/ dark hl1e uniforms csne forward from
their seversl machines snd siso presented =
l h1s soidler.v appearance. As one = tae n
4 specunT psrfg expressed it Evsyyt5ln :
| frenfhe han finger asiis % the horse
koofs vas - nest. eiear, 5xiEht sn3 perfset
80 say saca 5eearfneuf ~ ar cixy 81 ne
I Tnsts1 st<tss couid -
Ore thi0z oaly .as lsckiag sod tat -ss
fe~ vorss a. acknowledgment from
I MAJOR Weston or sers@ etasr prerniaezt
+ c1icssl fSoua tAe psrk s71sre. rb lch rou {
rotsonly hevs s-en suing and spprop-1sfe
bak AZ encouragement - the urn s1ch ss
- sfsicfsi srfsen rsseiBtloa ~ nsafios n
she oaaacii paa ssesi il - es<cars Basn-
nsx - skich oar ssEisl recer<s ere nn>as
- 49, ssss s>~~
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
ALL TO MEET.

In Charity, Justice. Brotberly Love ana
Fideifty-Tbe r. Y. q. y
The growing Benevolent and Protective
Order Of Elks ali over the United States are
preparing for srvnd reunion at Cincinnati
on the 7th and sth Of June nszt From
three 70 four thousand Eiks viii lock horns
lovingly at that time and Cincinnati II pre-
psring TO extend its Hospitality NJ that time
IN magnificent form.
It is expected that the Grand Rapids
Lodge will send q delegation. l0o strong
The Cincinnati Enquire of5ers a magnificent
banner % The Lodge making tie best dis
piaT in the parade and the following judges
have been - ectej - award the prize.
Exaied 0ra1d Ruler Dr. Hamilton y.
Loeb. q Washington. Col Chsries A
Wilson. of Providence District Deputy
Hon. Geo. A. Ciupsten. Mansfield. o. Poet
EEsltsd Grand RnieT. Hon VII r. English
luJisnspols DIssrct Deputy G "
CbsuBcey, Grand RAPIDS
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
BLOODED STOCK.
The Blue Blood OF Kentucky Coming to
Michigan


Melville r. Bissell, one of the greatest
levers of horsehesh in the State of Michi-
gan returned yesterday morning with nine
teen head of the finest equines ever received
in Grand Rapids, making his stud number
thirty-fve.
The horses were eighty-seven hours on
the road in an Arms horse palace car and
were so well groomed and cared for, that
when TELEG RAN. HERALD reporter visited
the stables yesterday afternoon they were
all going through their PAGES as clipper rs
unweaned colts. In fact. one OF them Is an
unyeaned colt with a mare by bis side. He
is a son of Wheeling Wilkes out of grey
mare. bat in cotor, form and action, the
Baby" bids fair to be the very counterpart
of his sire.
Among the new arrivals were:
Lady Gay Spsnker, a brown mare four
wears old, BIZ RaYsnswood, perfect match
in conformation and gaiiing, though
not in color. with 3 sorrel mare already in
the stud.
A pair of FIorids FLIES, Floss and Fleety,
out of dam Lambert. They are besnties
and the most perfect match ever got to-
gether.
Cecilia, . black file years old, by
Grimalkin.
Sally Green. q gray steel mare 3 years
old. by Greenfield.
Hero. dark chestnut stallion. g grand
son of Strathsy aud out Of the dam Low
land.
The brown file, Sentiment, by Madrid,
BY George Wilkes, dam by Pilot. Jr.. was
purchased especially for Mrs. Bsseil to
drive. She IL as pretty as picture and as
kind IS a kitten
These. together with the old veteran
WheeIiax Wilkes. a beautiful bay years
old. with Macy other fns animals we're
shown 10 so sdmiring crowd aud al con-
olndsd that the Standard Stock Stsblss OF
Lexington. KY had Deen transferred to
Gnsnd Rapids
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

not stats- It developed on exsmination
that be visited him my six weeks ago.
aud then saw him AZ ain Thursday. and
that when he hrst saw him he formed an
opinion that he WAS sane, bat after waiting
flty-six weeks be saw him again and
then changed his mind He said that Mr.
Love first requested aim TO see Psriman, as
he wanted 10 know whether Perimsn Was a
villain or insane. He came out in full con-
fidsncs and gave the Doctor a fall history
0s the bigsfny case against him. He said
thu. hs wrote her letter that he was dead,
70 get rid of her. when be vss having the
correspondence With Roxy Coven in 1854
His conversation made him think that Peri
man vas insane, thought q sane man would
not talk s. be did. he could not tell why
he thought the letters were written by
man who was insane. he was insane be-
cause ne Was iovs-sick. be said that Peri
man was not suffering from loss of
memory he said that be did not believe
what the prisoner said when be claimed
that he did not remember anything about
Wedding wife No. B. be thought that be
did rsmsnber. ous was lying. he thought
he was insane when De made that msfri-
monisl sntangismsnt and was insane nov.
and vss dsInsnsed- The Doctor said thst he
lad acted As an expert in q great many
criminal cases. and most always for the de-
tense.
Mrs. J. K Psrimsn No. was called. Mrs.
P. is spare woman with Jet black hair.
black eyes an energetic aud crafty looking
woman Of about 80 years. She gavs oriet
history Of their nnarrIsxs and trip 20 ia a.
fornis and she always supposed that he
was sane did not suppose she bad married
a crazy msn- She did rot xn0~ anything z
about the warrant being out for hlm and
had 10 buy paper he next morning 70
6od out What Der husband vas arrested
for
Wv. Cook vss recslled-Did not think
he wss insane thought thai he scted like
anv othsr man he did not think he Vas
crszv.
+ 81 Cowsn vas recalled and said that
I'm rfnntsr vas a brother NAV. ne vas
opposed e. koxy's marrying Psrinsn wh9,
In ,ue % ais letters 30 Ms vie, bad referred
~ tue facf thar he would 20 dewn snd s-e
aros osher-in-taw Jim snd perforate bis SKIN
wilh sucksnos II IA did .aot mind Dis own
husf ness
TIE csss wfll be On deck sxain Mondsy
morning.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

Ne Says George Peek win be the Next
Governor of wisconsin

Ne Says George Peek win be the Next
Governor of Wisconsin.
Will A. Inres, Manager Of Lifts hilwau-
kee Museum. was in town yesterday. With
a new Spring hat and dude oyefcost. lie
was as fresh as the flowers that used TO
bloom in the Spring and as frisk as chip
monk. He saws be will net follow ihe red
wagons this Summer, bat will swing in a
hammock most of the time.
we are going to nominste George Peck.
Of BeolSs Sun. for Governor. He will run
on ap Independent ticket and viii be
eected-no joke. I'm in earnest"
And have you learned to love Gilwsu-
kee,n
You BET. we have q Grand Rapids eel
ebriety playing al the museum just now
Tom. KiDnard. lie gives q boxing exhi-
hilton. I'm going right back tonight
Sunday is great day for business IN Mil
weukee."
Mr. Innes IL member Of the hilvsu-
kee lodge of Eiks and will 20 with them
TO the Cincinnati reunion.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
MEMORIAL DAY


The Committees Appoiassd to Prepare fer
the occssion.
At the last meeting Of the COMMITTEES on
Decoration Day the following committees
were appointed. Committee on spesfer--
ComTsde ]. Adsit. Custer Post Com mitfse
on Chsplsin. D0mfade J. g. Chr.stsn soD
Chaplain Post. President, Comrsde W. A.
Clark. Vice Presidents. Gen. l. G. Smith,
Capt q. Rose, Co J.. Major McGsrrin,
Capt I'd. King. Co. B. Capt Rogers, Co.
X Capt Williams OF the 'Sons Of Feter-
ans" Marshal. Cotnrs6e n. Madden; hssis-
tsots. Comrsde ]. G. Christensen. er-Ald.
A. Doyle. Comrade Baxter. COMMITTEES on
Vocal Music Comrade Dsck srsoR. CoDarsde
herkner. Comrade Coveil- COMMITTEES on
instrumental Music. Comrads Dicksrson.
Conrad Hunt. Comrsde Koch. Soliciting
COMMITTEES, Comraoe Rsean. Chaplain Post,
Commander 5. White. Chaplain Post. Com
rad Racine. Custer Posi-. COmra3e Jones Gus
ter Post C0r0rade Tracy. Custer Post. Com
nifies on .Carrisfek, Comrads Koch. Chap.
lain Post. Com rsde Shoemaker, Custer Post.
COMMITTEES on Flowers, CornmsBasr Frcst,
Custer Post; CoBmandsr 6. White. Chap.
lain Post Capt Wiliisms Of The Sons of
Veterans" Mrs. EfnBs RUnnysn, President
OF w. X 9. Custer Post. krs. Lizzie Chris
tenson, President OF W. r. c. Chaplain
Post
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

Way back 10 the 70s Jeremiah Grsev. =
wsli-knovn Grsnd Rspids citizen. died
iesFiug quite cornforfshie property 70 his
VIE soa children. n. r. Hughes wss sp-
pointed sxec1tof ~ J1dRe Harlan NJ
Hrghes attended % bis ffuet ss everybody
suppose6 in q isifbfai masner Yesterday
T. A Fsirileid sftorDer tor 2. Q. Grad
Msrgsr@t A and Argis Grs3y, commenced
suit u the f,srcuif Court sesiBsf Mr
Hpzhes. csiHH ne that he las niszs55gr0y,ri-
ate about = Z1f8 As the parties sre All 80
wei kno~1 TIE o01ofaexfaeulenf - this
sat viIl be . s1Tp-ise - a. Mr.. Hughes
ls Kssper oi TIE Cts Supulg Store.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
THIS is THE WAY
We Long Have Sought, and Mourned Be-
cause We Found It Not

We Long Have Sought, and Mourned Be-
cause We Found It Not
If you wish to find it, 90 to some one or
the other of the following church services
today. There are ffty-two churches in
the city and the TELEeRAN-HE has
received 8 meagre list of snnounceme as
follows:
Second Congregational church-Plsin-
field-ave. Rev. J. T. Hustled, of Lowell.
breaches morning and evening st the usual
hours. Sunday school at II.
Smith Memorial-Rev. III. A. Mcintyre
pastor. Morning service at 1880; evening
at 7:30; Sunday school at 3 p. m.
The New and Latter House of Israel have
public service at O'Clock this afternoon at
NJ. 4:90 Csnal-sL Subject. The Trum-
pet"
Rev. DR.. Knapp OF Grace church, win
preach in the morning on "Whitsundsv. !"
and in the evening. What Shall We Dor
Universalist-Rev. w. w. Clayton will
preach morning and evening. Morning
subject Mysticism and Modern Thought
Evening subject. st Peter and the Keys.
Sunday school at u N.
St. Marks-Whilsundav services today.
a. m, holy communion: 10 A. m, Sunday
school; ii q. m, service, sermon. holy CON-
munion. offerings for Bible and PRAYER
Book Society; p. m, Sunday school. D.
m. Sunday school Canal and Third-st
service and sermon in Fair Grounds School
House al u. m.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

TIE z. G 4. tas ln5epenasrt Polish
NiHszry Coap.sy. Of this eify, wiA esoo~t
tss EszAt Rsv BisAos Richfer fro1n tie
ee~pse Csrhe'ie ca0reh. cognsr ~ Ffrx
snS Ts~nsr. - tAe Feiise ebDrck - Fourfh-
81 r. PROCESSION si8 stsrt ~ ; o'cisck
ard 49, eonsisf e. ssvsr2 CsfAslic spe1@-
fs~z. vke vns>ss the coe<Fsske1 care
snnnsss . - Ystsk ~Anrsk
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

TIE wsltsr n Wood Aa~sr snd 7ss--r
Ccnpsev bexaa = suit - the 0rcuit Cesrt
sxaiosf g. ~ ssa =. p 0arer. cisisainx
fhe san - f1ss = aas shr plsintlf On
thres pcf>s zVen n Sf~eie css1ntF. bsxe-
-. 1Sst 1875 snd 1855. J. y. OlTer e
now rs.ssienf - tAis ely.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

DETEoTr. Asy ls-W. 9. Tbozsg@on de-
rsss that there i say trufh il sensational
story thst he is sso1f = briae ebxrrss
sezsnsf Collecaor Csnpaq. sskine fhs Iaf-
- rsusoVsi treu oe1ss. sa6 ~ C1mteu
ssxs be has ns anessnsss Or fes nsftsr
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

FrnEr*sstltf@ y tffttt N%StHk HN-E's@
The srssninx schooi q r the nurses of The
c. B. A Homs vii hold srsdaatins sxsr-
-ises On Nay I2d. st II q N. 81 The LADIES'
Literary ciab rooms. Iae progrzmme = az
f0il8ss.
Frsssr-Rev. Kerr 2. Tuppsr.
Hlstsrv ~ The &c hooA
Ricitsfioa--Mr Naicosn Moore.
sr,irsss = Itr. Hreif
Reclsafinu N sster fcs Roseathsl.
sag nv-Mss e 4. fsSvl&
Presentation ~ Dipiemss.
3eusd .rrian-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
LAST NIGHTS FIRE.
Yo.nr mzn Painfully ard Perhap. Fs-
f.Ilr Irinrsf.


tally Tuiursd-
Aboat 1870 last evening" The FIRE depart
rneat wss called out 70 sxtinzgish ere IN
= building OF North Front-st., near Powers
4 walkers factory. s1i ownsi by ~. H
Po~ers nd occapis5 by the Biackn8ors Art
Nsnufsciuri1x Conosny.
Tbs csDss ofths IRE i snknoTn. hgt e -
supposed - bave caaghf from some caemi-
cas- used By tae Al Corapsn7- The icssss
% stock msehi1srY and bcildi1e eoasd not
bs sscsrtsiasa ass night. but a. los = Gov
erst bT inxnrs1ce
When the soss company from No. :
drove - - re hgdrsaf st Jscohoise >
machine shop, Ed-sn r. Sornsrs. = ueezn-
hsr 81 TIE co2paay. 31unPed GO tbs cart
oefoTs n bad fs5rly sfoFp~d. sne vss
knpcks8 sowa sss eae - tAe wh>eis psssss
over hss sa33o1esa. i15nrsz Ira - =
SvTio8s sd ps5afni Uanner ss5 p@rk 49,
nnortsliv. Re wss ts<su = hIs Slsserss ress-
d@nce % S@csnd a. ana d. Graves eslsf
Gerhsa = scuex wsa. q yesrs cf sxa.
sn1 ives ~sth hss persEts - 5o8 1arnsf-sl
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

J. Nzner No. q k0nnse-st. is exclusive
sx>rf in ffrsnd ksp3as fer D1aisg eets-
srsfe< sss He SEQ KEEPS tss kosx YoB-
- 80 nszlor hlooEA
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
Young Men. Christian Association.

A very important m eeting OF the wonen's
auxiliary Of the Young Mems Christian
Association will be held in The psriors Of
the building Wednesday afternoon, si
O'Clock. Every member and ali ladies in
tsrssted in this great work are requested to
attend
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

Editor Of the TsLEsRAk-HEeALD.
II you viii kindly allow ms 8 small space
in your valuable paper would ike to sx-
press my thanks to Hon. Judge Buriin-
game. Sheriff Bishop snd bis dspnfiss, su-
perintsndsnt Of Police smith. also 70 NJ.
and Ms. Lewis tor ne kind and eJUrseoas
treatment received e. their hsEds during
my iupTis0nmsut here. I ana pot quite
tonga sHd soulless ss many have repre-
seated ne - b and an vssT gr&tefri f5r
ire usnT fsvors shovn ns ~ a. tfss of3c-
isls hsvs hsd dealings vlth.
Respectfully.
Gro p BYFzs.
T. s-T wo1fd ike 70 stste bsre sbaf nsy
c5n68ct during examination wss Bof pat
AZ ~ snybodv. Tnsf nv brother. Msrsh
Brsrs id not - vss reported IN the Dsza-
ocrot of Nsy IL whisper 70 ne not 70 give
soylhiae s~sy - TIE jas2s." have scte6
- NJ eva e9unsel al TIE way throazh.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20
CHANGTD DhILY.


Propfietors viii find snytbing and every
thing they vent for their dining rooms and
kitchens ~ our store. We are fitting %
great many Summer hotels with dishes soo
kitchen furniture The reason vhr ne haze
snch large tFnJs in this direction - be-
cause we sfe cheaper tbsn anybody else.
hsny % 70 Chiesgo snd Detroit sod price
the g9o3e theT went. buf theT slvsvs come
back and luT - Us siivervnrs. cufe and
snacers. si5e disnes Of iuciTidufl pisttsrs
ana bakers ice pitchers. chamber sets water
c30lers refrigerstors. ranges. snd n fsof
suvthine vo0 could vsnf vih bs fsurd
tnesr,er here fbnn sngNbeFs siss. Hyou
want sornezhizg s-tra ourssle sn1 some
thing that wi no. turn bieek when
obippsd. bry tie vitKi6ec
Hot@1 Chipe.
These goods are made expressly fov ho<>i
rss sr,G sre ss strong ss hey p,s<iblv car
>. made. They corns trifs hixfer thar
the hot, rsre in stone ctiins but they vii
wear fwice ns long We sre ssIinf q great
sssrv tnrnbters row tor betse rfla soo~S-
ing hoBees A fey yss-s ago goblsss e~-s
sd e1fgrsT- YDn wiA fnS snr e<~ts ~
rrics tumDier T0z eoald risb fer ~
Il LsOnards Sons 6 ca,
20 and 81 Moaroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

n you are . nsn or bov and want q
good hat the place 70 get il n ~ Miner q
No. ~ honroe-sL
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-20

Al the sss~st sf7sss - sasp>s sns sss5~s
manr~aA
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-05
All the rest of the State

All the rest of the State is
laughing at San Francisco. She
wasn't satisfied with her school
census, supposing that the number
OF school children was not brought
out large enough. So a new CEN
sus has been taken, and tho result
is IA falling e OF over ] s, 900 as COM
pared with the rejected census. If
the later enumeration be accepted,
the city will get about $3.50 900 less
State school money than was antici-
pated. There has evidently been a
great deal of loose work in the TAX
ing OF the school census at San
Francisco. The last enumeration
gives total only 5000 greater
than that of 1881, although San
Francisco has added largely to her
population an extent during the in
terval.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-05
CURIOUS, ssN'r TT.

The Boston Journal wants t.
know why the Mills bill contains
such discrepancies as these:
Louisiana sugar. 6S per cent duty
Southern rice. lO04 per cent dut,
Northern lumber no duty
Northern wool =. no duty
Northern salt. no duty
Northern beans and peas. no duty
Northern vegetables. no duty
Northern fax (not dressed) no duty
Northern lime 10 duty
The South must he kept solid,
no matter at what sacrifice Of con-
sistascy i'm the party or its mra-
sures. Besides, what's the use OF
controlling the policy ri the Govarn-
ment unless You can trim it to suit
your own interest? That's the
Southern reasoning.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-05

New York, Aug. 3.-Thirteen
people were burned to death in y
six story building IN the rear of 1877
Bowery this afternoon, and six
more were burned SO badly that
they will probably die. The house
was occupied by Polish Jews Who
worked in the building in making
up clothing. The fire started on
the frst floor of the building and
was caused by the explosion of
can of col oil.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-05

The wires are burdened with
tidings OF Democrats who will vote
for Harrison and protection. \
prominent member of the Labor
party in New York predicts that at
least 100, 900 Democrats, chiefly
Irisl,-Americans, will vote the Re-
publican ticket this year in the
State of New York. Is there any
thing surprising in such an express
zion? The wonder is that native
horn Americans (not to speak Of
citizens OF IRISH birth). can be
found willing to throw the markets
of this country open to England, At
the expense Of American industry.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-05

On Friday afternoon in San Fran
I>cs :. Elsl~ll-n, manager of a
weekly newspaper called the
Enterprise called on Ex-senator
james q. Fair, and informed him
that he had an article prepared re-
fl .,ting on the Ex Senator'S private
life. and for the small sum of S.
600 he would suppress the article.
whereupon the Senator. not stop
ping TO consider the proposal, i'm
mcdiatelv countered on tie young
mans nose Knocking him in a cor
ner. Elsfelden tried to draw re-
volver hut was unable to do so ow-
ing to Fairs resuming tine attack
and the man made a hastv retreat
from the office assisted by the
clerks vino kicked MIN all the way
down the line.
Everyone in the country will
shout Tally one for Fair"
The fate of Eisfeldcn will have q
good effect on the miserable black
mailing craft who prey on private
character in San Francisco and
demand hush money for silence.
Fair deserves t. 9 thanks of the
,r his act
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-05
lkeDtZ. SanGley.

The Rentz Santley novelty
troupe will appear at the OPP
era House on next Wednesday ev-
ening. The troupe of women 10
headed by Sara, the high-kicker,"
and that the combination will draw
is Indicated by the fact that party
OF gentlemen (nostly married) has
already engaged the first row of the
dress circle. The programme in
clu'les the latest Partisan burlesque
"Adam and Eve," also, .sToe-
bogyaning," and speciaities by
members of the company. Box
sheet open at Tobriner's.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-05

The boat will run as follows I'M
ill further notice:
From Tahoe city to McKinncv's,
Sunbeam. Emerald Bay, Tallac,
Cascade House and GIeDbrook,
leaving Tahoe city after the arrival
of the stage 1t then leaves Glen
brook or the Incline, Hot Springs
and Tahoe city.
People wanting to reach the
Belleview House can end a convey
ance ct rahoe city TO take them
there the same night.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-05
orm-by House Arrivals.

the following are the list of peo-
pie who arrived at the Ormsby
House yesterday:
w. II Goode. Pittsburg,
w. J. Jones, Lake Tab %.
J. Phillips, Gold Hill.
II. Fox,
J. Beny, Reno.
II. NJ ghl-s, Empire.
e.. Cox, Virginia.
j. E. Cameron +"
H. A. Wilcox, Cleveland, o.
Mrs. w. II. Smith, children S. F.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-05

Il Natures true laxative. It 10 the
most easily taken, and the most eff
fective remedy known to Cleanse the
system when Bilious or COstive; to
hspel Headaches, Colds, and Fe-
vsrs to Cure Habituai Consti patton,
Indigestion, Piles, etc. Manufac-
tured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company, San Francisco, Ca,.
For sale by George c. Thaxt.r,
agent Carson. janl
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-05

The Onty Perfecr Remedy
For habitual constitution, dyspep-
STA, and kindred ills, is the famous
California liquid fruit remedy, Syr-
up of Figs. 1t strengthens as we'll
as cleanses the system, it is easily
taken, and perfectly harmless.
For sale by Geo. C.. Thaxter, agent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-05
Fer Home and Family Us

Fer Home and Family Use.
Geo. I. Davis has just received
fresh from the East, a lot of Baking
Powder, the pnrest and best made ;
a new line OF tn, best favorlng ex-
tracts.
Try the new Hawk Chop Tea.
All OF these he sells at reduced
prizes.
To farmers. ali extra parts of
Buckeye Mowers always on hand.
Try the finest smoke that ever
came to Carson; 81 per 100.
q. I. Davis is the agent. jy7tf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-05

Gambling games we're run at
the Caledonia picnic for children
who were allowed to make five cent
bets. This thing is an outrage and
ought to be stopped.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-05
The Record Broken.

S. ". PIERCE, of San Francisco,
broke the Coast record yesterday
in throwing the IA pound hammer
at the Caledonian picnic. He
threw it III feet, l0la inches. The
old record WAS about 80 feet.