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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-12-03

Prices moderate and satisfaction
guaranteed.
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IS 80

o A F Gilbert and the following
property: lid house, the E "a feet of lots
and and e "a feet Of N a Of lot block
of land bounded as follows: Beginning
at q point les feetS Of the cor of secs IL,
Is, 10, 20. and running thence w sos feet,
thence COS 2-l0 feet, 8 50feet, e 437 9-l0 II,
thence e 26S $40. thence n 924 It to place
of beginning. $500, furniture 800, piano
5000. watches and J $50, horses go, COW
SIS. SS3 81
10 per cent delinquency 3 IS
Cost of advertising 2 90
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-12-03

John Hughes estate OF and the fol-
lowing property: Small dwelling, lots
3 and 6 block so T and div 800 SO 90
10 per cent delinquency 80
Cost of advertising 90
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Delinquent, Tax Notice.
T,OTHw FOLLOWING NAMED

I Persons, and all owners or claim.
ants 70 the real estate and the improve
ments thereon, o. Improvements VIXEN
assessed separately. ereinaf.er des
cribed, known or unknown:
Unknown owner and the following
property: Vacant lot block % En- piIe
$40, s %
10 per cent delinquency OF
Cost OF advertising 90
So u
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S64 20

Sin Kee and the following properly:
Vacant lots and 10 and S a OF lot 6
block 2IsTand s division e150 "a 80
10 per cent delinquency 45
Cost of advertising 90
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-12-03

Victor A Foucalt and the following
property: The w u of s e u of sec 10
Township 10 range 20, so acres Sl00 ? so
10 per cent delinquency 25
Cost of advertising 2 90
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So 60

Richard Mills and the following
property: Dwelling, lets 2 and and n
u of lot block l3 I and division
500. furniture and mdse $500 SIS 90
Poll tax 3 90
10 per cent delinquency 10
Cost of advertising 2 90
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81 75

DIR Alb Kee and the following prop.
erty: Stone and frame building block
10 rand s division 81 zoo S51 90
Self and Wing Sing Song polls 90
10 per cent delinquency 80
Cost of advertising 90
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Sc 81

Mrs John Locke and the following
properly: Old building lot IL Block IS
Van and v division 81 sc 90
10 per cent delinquency 90
Cost of advertising 2 90
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SIS 20

Chung Wan Co and the following
property: 3small dwelling lots I. and
block IS S II and : Division $3.50, tene-
ment house No s. 500 so 81
10 per cent delinquency %
Cost of advertising co
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SIS 10

Mrs Mary Leete and the following
property; Dwelling and shop, lot 8 and
n 80 lots and block 81 Musser's divis-
ion 500, furniture 500, stock 500 s2l 90
poll taxes 90
10 per cent delinquency 20
Cost OF advertising 90
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-12-03

Unknown Owner and the following prop.
erty: The 1o5 # Of . pisee Of land, bounded
- follows: Beginning ct n E cor of w
Of sec 8 Township Is range 20 running
2471< thence E 264 It to place Of beginning.
One acre 800 81 so
10 per cent delinquency u
Cost Of advertising %
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IMPLEMENTS, ETC.

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Notice TO Creditors.

Estate of W. II. Winterscheid de-
ceasad-Noiicc Is hereby given oy the
undersigned Administrator OF Tie Is
tate Of w. Fl. Winterscheid, deceased,
10 the creditors Of. and all persons hav-
ing claims agaipst the said deceased, to
exhibit them win ;ise ~ ceSsary vouch-
erS. within thirty days after the first
publication of this notice to the said Ad-
ministrator at his place of business on
Carson Street, in Carson City, Ormsby
County, Nevada.
CIAS. W. FRIEND,
Administrator Of the estate of NJ. II.
Winterschei cid, deceased.
JAMES. j.. ToRREYsoN,
Attorney for Estate.
Dated December 10, 1888, decL'td
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-07

the Senate, an the hungry and thirsty
Republicans iu Kanewha and a dozen ad-
iscsut counlies are fighting. There il
some sharp kniiBg going on and q few pol-
ihcisns are fast bling made into political
oorpses. @ NJ Wade, OF BraxtoD, Geo. J.
Walker. Of Jackson. III. Q. Showalter,
of Ritchie. and A. III MahOae aud
VIII Edwards. OF Kanawha, are a few OF
the leading candidates for clerk. Wade
will probably ect IL, though Edwards was
the caucus nominee two wears ago. Hon.
Steele Hawkins, OF Kanawha; James
Madison. coloeil. of Paykersburg, and
Col Jacques Kemple, o, Wheeling, are
using the bow e knife ia q mad tuss.e for
Sergeant Arms. while Fulton Tucker,
of Kanawhs, seems 20 have a clear field 80
far in bis candidacy for DlOrkeeper.
Hoo. d. b Lucas was one OF the arrivals
20 night He comes on legal business con-
nfciei with case be ore the Supreme
Court. Among The other arrivals not men,
toned were Hon Aaron Morgan AID son,
of We,zel: Hon. ID W. Shaw, of Barbour;
Hon. James H. T. Wibse aud Hon A. n.
P1casri. of Marion; ll.n w. i kse, OF
Randolph. Hon john ID. Sweeney, OF
TYLER; Hors A. ID Garden, John Coch-
ran. T. S Riley. and Col A. A. Frarz
helm. OF Ohio. Hon. a. J.. Jsch, o. Gilmeri
Hon. c. M. Knott. wife srd daughter, OF
Jelsnoa. Hon. d. 81 Camp, OF Monon-
sahelia. Hons. W. n. Chancellor and Q
B smith, Of ParkeTsburg; Hon. NJ. Van
Pslt, Of Faye,te, Andrew Eimision, Of
Lewis. and W. A. Ohley, Of Marion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-07
HIGH TIMES In HAYTI.
Letter From the Black Republic-rhe
/. French Government Asked for Pro
tectfou

A Letter From the Black Repubilc-rhS
/. French Government Asked for Pro
lection.
PITTsBURG, PA, January C-POrt Au
Prince, December o. 1sss.-Since the re-
lease of the Haytien Republie three days
ago TO the United States Galens and YantiC
an officer and boats crew, regularly re-
lieved, have been constantly kept aboard
OF the Haytien Republic, and that ship
kept constantly under the shotted guns Of
the two American war vessels. She Will
be accepted tomorrow, as it iS expected
that her condition will be then the same
as when she was captured, all parts of her
machinery having been delivered
The Hsytien gunbOat, Grand River, left
last night late, flying the Fferch flag, for
Mole, st. Nicholas, now in the hands of
the Hippolites, to cable TO Martinique for
the French fleet 10 protect Port Au Prince.
1t is understood that Lsgtinls's general
commanding his main army vas seriously
defeated at Hinche, ten miles from the San
Domingo frontier, and arrived last night
with report Of the defeat. Hs is now at
the French legation under the protection
of the French flag, AZ the rag of the ptO.
pie is feared when they shall 1--we harmed
of the defeat and it is believed that the
French Minister Immediately despatched
a request for the French men-oi,Sar. The
Yantic leaves for Santiago dc Cuba to-day
at noon, to eend dispatches to the United
States Government regarding the situation
and TO coal. The Atlas steamer has not
arrived with cfew FOR the Haytien Re-
public.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-07
WILL UNITE IN CAUCUS,

So says Hon. Daniel h. Lucas, In Regard
Co the Democratic Members. and So SAY
We All.
Special Telegram 90 Che Register.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, January O. The
representative of the REGIsTER has iust
come from q shor. interview with Hon. ID.
b. Lucas. lie confirms the prediction
that every Democratic member OF the Leg
islature will go into causus. Ia reply to
"a query 90 this point, the distinguished
gentleman from Jefferson said:
''I am not informed personally a. to the
intention Of any member Of the House Of
Delegates or senate, bat il is my impress
sion that every Democrat among thsm will
go into caucus on every office 1 form
th.s impression from what / know Of the
character O. che gentlemen and the state
msnts that wese made in their behalf
du-iug The campaign. Yes, y0u ear say
that it 90 my opinion that every Democrat
VIII 20 iuiociucus on every office. Gen.
Sp-'gg. I believe, will BE- the choice Of eur
delegates for Speaker %, the House
Mr.. Lucas arrived here this evening
Ht comes on hlEness connected with an
important cise before The Supreme Court
and will probably remain m Charleston
Tor SOME time
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-07
THE GEFFLCKEN AFFAIR

Causing Considerable Excitement at the
German Capital.
BERLIN, January 6.-The unexpected
ending of the Genicken affair puts even
the Morisr dspute in the shade. The
government pres preserve an awkward
silence. The Nori D.uiscte Zeiiung only
noticing The release Of Prof Getlicken in a
corner of the local news. But the k0IiHisci
/afrng retur0s 90 tire charge, declaring
that the purpose of Prince BismaIck's re-
port TO the Emperor has been attained
by the discovery Of the unworthy intrigues
oil those who desired to dethroue the Chan
csii0r. aud for wEich Geticksn allowed
si-,-a.f ie hau.e7 The Liberal newspa-
psrs hail the result a. a great event, con-
lderirg it q moral defeat for Bismarck.
They highly praise the independence Of
the German Judsel The msss OF people
appear Co disapprove OF the governments
tactical In the Geficken affair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-07
ALL IS WELL,
The Democrats of the LeglSla-
ture Are United.
THEY WILL ALL GO INTO CAUCUS
And Stand Up For Their Party As True
Democrats lu Such a Crisis Should
JUDGE FLEEING IS CONFIDENT
or hs Outcome Of iha lly&lgllon---Ih'
Republicans VII. Nlksa Grand Bluff
Hon. D. B. Lucas Thinks All ihs
Democrats VIII 5o Into
Cuus.-Muais Of
Office Seekers
JUDGE FLEMING IS CONFIDENT

ssle1 I....rl OBJ nl R.e.er.
CuAglEr0y. Vs. Va, January GA
csre.aI survey of the field on the arrival
of Legislators to-day. makes it clearer and
clearsr that Col Bob Cars mastery of
the situation exists only so far o. the
orauI1 1.tol o.. the Senate is concerned
Ths senuuent prevails on every hand
among the D-ml..ls who are here, that
no member oi che next Legislature will be
rlcrcalt to Dsmocmcy ia this crisis
Ilsie wiI ba n5 claii date for any posi-
uu iu tae Uu of either or
ho.h Houses. who viii not
willingly subuit Oh The decision of a
mHliy ari there VIII be- 20 excuse for q
revolt ae.iust ths justice of that decision.
The Deuo.Its have O. clear majority on
Iclt ballot Tl,-e men will stand irm
and hs rout eIu bs tho triumphant
election cf Democratic Dlltsd States
Senator Ths Is Che interest 40 stake ami
iti.utxt t1 possible io believe that any
Dar.cat eto hss tesn hololei by ihe
choice of h.s up.- vll iupsui 10 by re-
.-.r-.-vr r.. ...-s. action
rr-K go t.a.n tonight brought in
.r. r.eriest lrs.rIlment of politicians of
loth parties The candidates for leading
.o.,t.ors are now a.I ON the grouuds
Iufr FImre w.s with the incoming
delegations lt Democrats TO che repre-
al1tsuyc cI the kE.srsE be- said that the
l0nmtltsol iha isst few days had been
sach a- ,o strarg.hen his teiei iu Che tri-
umpi of the Democratic cause. He was
.1Dlfgn. thai 1e hat been fairly and hon-
rI'y ,.e'd, and lha result wiu seoF it.
There na1 been additional discoveries CT
illdn Tent h-p1niean ntes within The
last ise dags arti'No1.a oc an easy work
Iourove many fmts mors than. slugh to
tatAn'-a l's ns-t '' '-e seat ~
Utn ".N Nt- i-..lel mere to-iay oy
wfec. ON .., Y. '. g.' "lu ula no. cave
Iof ...' S'e-,lt. e.'e
lle ia.'. '.i N'Plo ',.u liku
np .n ,-e o'-'l''' o' 'ue lA-l5 ina, Dis
"oiN mere ".7 -' SECURE proper evidence
io answer 'A'-r iIeli'nk no.iee OF con-
lsst. Zoe i,sa.., we're Lo, su.i'eiy salts
'."l .H N'epI .lu ms Mtitei
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-07
A NEW COAL FIELD
Opensd Up In Pennsylvania by PIttsburE
Capitalists.

Opened Up In Pennsylvania by PIttsburg
Capitalists.
GEEENsBURG, Pa, January 6.-Active
preparations have been made during the
past few days for the opening Of the big
coal field owned by number Of Pittsburg
cap tsl;sts, the principal one being William
Thaw Ga Monday morning work on
the shaft will begin and this morning
some thi,ty or forty miners from the
Mouongahela region and other places
arrived there and work will proceed
rapidly. The engineers have just finished
the survey OF the rev railroad TO he built
from Latrobe TO the shaft, and from 300 TO
400 men it is expected will be put to work
to complete tho building OF the same.
This will open up one Of the greatest coal
fields in this section Of the country. Ex-
tsnsive coke oven plants will be built at
various points along the line Of the new
road. About 80 ovens ere in the course oi
erection at TIangecs at the present time.
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THE OFFICE SEEKERS.


NIyr lad ol rhefn-A Review of the sltus-
ion and their Chances Carr said to be
tfsrfhs rreslGeucy of the Senate.
-r. r..rrr ot.. ,..tt.r.
CHARLESTON. vs. va, january o.
Mmte,- of the Iloa,e s1d senate aud cam
Ijsts- .or .hc Donors which they give
nat. continue Co pour into Charleston nap
idly. The strongest delegations arrived
to-dsy. The rspunts for Speaker of the
lIoulcmo sl iuN upon the ground. The
arrival cf Hon. VIM. D.. Lively, oft Weston,
and ll1n. d. u Woods of Wheeling, each
accompanied hy delsgadoa Cf frieuds
completed tbs Es- por spugy Lively,
and Woods are al m Che ring Of The
nnr Gsr Suuggs was che only oae who
slf hc hsl reviewed the ncld
carefully enough D express an
opinion. Ha very empnauc
n One ne',f tha. he will be the next
-p.aaerCr the House The other three
gentlemen while less confident, are hust-
ling just as lively no lisa Iretty race, but
none sre past thc quarter stretch yet
IlIlY.eIN toufs from now ihe winners
may ha allied out. bot certainly not much
before th.r
Ihe Csrs-hip of ttcllouse s. The object
c. a wafm contest between Clerk j. r.
Heytor. ct CtheIl. aud Hon. John NJ
Hamilton, o. Calhoun. feyton iaetrongiy
-nppc. .t0 ny w. f. Is hyrne OF braA ton
Nuo Wit 0e 1a hr't ss.istant n he wins
... handicapped however. by the FAC;
he oe.e.'-e nom his own county
''-1e.'' wiz NOT support nim.
-u'''ei -'om We.
.- '... .t..-.. 'S Sn 1.-
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FLASHED BY THE WIRE.

Judge Tburman's fee in the tally-sheet
case3 is 81 ,0O0.
The reported snallp pox in Newport,
Ky, proved to be chicken-pox.
George NJ. Robinson, was run over and
killed By cars at Newport, Ohio.
A bill has been introduced in Congress
providing for acOmmission to gather stAtis-
tics.
VIM. II. Ryan, wanted at COlumbus,
o., for grand larceny, wss caught in New
York.
The Presideo, has approved the bill to
incorporate the American Historic Il Asso-
citation.
The Directors of the Kansas State Prison
are accused OF swindling the State on coal
contracts.
1t is said that Mr. Blaine desires to 20
to Europe, and that he will he given the
Berlin mission.
Albert A. Kahn, of Cincinnati, died sud
denly at the Hoffman HOuse, New York,
on the 30 inst.
B. S. Stapleton and N. o. FOldger, o.
Cleveland, were arrested for selling Louis
lana lottery tickets.
The announcement that the President
will live Ia Orange, n. Y, after the eXPifa'
tiOn OF his term is denied.
DR.. c. c. G.vens, on trial at Terre
Haute, Ind, for the murder of Webb
Stuart, last August, wasacquitted.
The full bench of the Massachusetts, So.
preme Court decides against Mrs. Kimball
('Violette''l in the Goldman will case.
DIR. john D. Woods, public printer o
Kentucky, unexpectedly resigned. f. Poll
johnson was appointed TO fill tine vacancy
A collision occurred at Carbon, Pa, OF
the Pittsburg and Western Railroad. Two
engineers fatally injured and ssyera
persons were badly hurt.
The British steamer Montana collidet
with the German steamer Maine, of Nortf
Point. The Montana sank in few min
utes Only.ons life was lost
Thomas W. Vine, the hero Of the Adams
q Frostlake robbery and St. Louis trunk
mystery, wss held in s. 0OObail in Chics
90. He,refusei 10 talk, and waived ex
animation.
George Schilling, Of Company L. U. s
A., deserted at Fort AssinabOine. lie wa
found so badly fIozen that both limbs vii
be removed above the knee, and he viii
doubtless die.
A man named Oharest went from Mon
treal to California eighteen years ego e
seek his fortune. He has returned anC
his wife refuses TO leave her third husband
TO live with her original lord.
Two hundred pounds of opium were
discovered in a pawnshop at Seattle, w
I. William Mason, the pawnbroker, and
an associate, A. F. Cone, were arrested
Seattle has been base of extensive snug
Cling operations.
The Chicago grand Jury recommend
that the names OF all 'bOodltrs" be erased
from the corner-ssones Of public building
In the building Of which they were inter
ested rs otncials or contractors, and th,
word BOodler be substituted.
Father Meisner, pastor of the Catholi,
church at Peru, Iud., has placed an elec
tiic-light on the spire OF his church edifice
, l75 feet above the ground, which sheds
, brilliant light over the city and can b,
seen fsr out into the country.
"Bill" Ryan, the train Iobber, a mem
Der of the James gang, has been granted
Communication OF MS tweniy-year term BY
!. Governor Morehouse, taking effect Apr
, 16, 1889. His imprisonment began Octo
ber 10, 1851. Ryan was bat boy, anC
came of an honorable and respected fam
ily Of Jackson county, No.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-07
A NEW X. OIL.
A Circular Letter TO the Order Sent
Out.

A Circular Letter to the Order SEM
Out
PHILADELPHIA, PA, January 6.-Th'
following circular has been issued;
''7o The Members ofhe Knights Of Labor
Greceing.
in behalf Of the toiling millions Of the
earth, we, the surviving founders of the
secret order of Knights Of Labor have after
several secret meetings held in the city Of
Philadelphia aud after one deliberation
aud Investigation into the present auto.
cratic form of government, found that the
present order of Knights of Labor
has departed or diverged from
the original designs when
organized in 1869 to the destruction of the
principle Of self-gOvernment lying at the
base Of American institutions. As the Or
der Of the Knights of Labor was founded
for the purpose of abolishing poverty by
securing to the laborer the fruits of his
toll. and a. We, ths original founders of the
Knights Of Lsbor, who handed to tie ofi-
cers and the membership the priucicles of
the organization, have fOuad, after q lapse
Of nearly twenty years, that the officers
of the organization bave departed from
the principles transferred to them, and
being determined to return TO the original
text. We extend the band OF fraternity TO
All these who believe in the principles
formerly promulgated, tO-wit: Secrecy,
obedience, mutual assistance and the plac-
ing ofindustry on a scientific basis. We
have resolved to eliminate all opposition
detrimental to the principles aud progress
of the Knights OF Labor. as the founders
intended. In making this known through
the public press, We do 50 TO notify those
at a distance, and this must be accepted as
a reply to many letters received on the
subject. As in 1852 numbers for assem-
blies will be given from Philadelphia, Pa,
until a sufficient number have been formed
to call joint convention for the good Of
the order.
Those desiring to be with us will address
box S3i, Philadelphia, Pa All communi-
cations will receive prompt reply, and all
necessary matter will be furnished to carry
on the needed work.
In conclusion, we desire to say that, he
ieving we are doing right in issuing the
foregoing, as we did when promulgating
the principles to the Knights Of Labor
nearly twenty years ago, we have unitedly
affixed our names.
Signed JOSEPH 5. KENNEDY.
JAMES l. WRIGHT.
y. R KEENE.
r. &. MCCAULEY.
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MRS. PARSONS

Breaks Loose Again In Chicago and Goes
Unmoiested.
CHICAGO, January 6.-Mrs. Parsons, the
Anarchist, to-day made another violent
speech, similar TO the one she delivered
last Sunday, and this time, as before, she
was uumolested by the police Her audi
ence met in Wsyerly Hall, near police
headquarters. and was cstansibly "A gather
ing Of Socialists, whose purpO3e wss to dis
cuss paper on salvation from Poverty" "
Mrs. Parsons said: Il am 8 Tevolutionist,
and l believe al means are justiiable
70 get rid Of the present industrisl slavery.
The capitalists, our masters, nulliiy the
ballot. Revolution by force nust come,
and the sooner it comes the sooner your
emancipation will auive. Behind the
ballot must be q Winchester rifle"
Coucludirg the dark skinned speaker
vehems- declared "For Gre ! an
going 10 follow truth n it takes me behind
prison bars, and if have TO die for 1t.