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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25
TIE HARFELp MARRlAGE


"Nfth MARKS TO tf~A It's ts'a"t'AN 100 NNN
New York Courts.
4 special from New York 10 THE TIMES.
received last night. reports Chat "sarah
Marks has begun proceedings m the Sew
York supreme Court TO test One legality of
20 Jewish ceremony. performed hy Rabbi
uaricld. iu -optcmn.r l--J. when She was
formally heuothed Go David liWicld. "a Dfo-
iher of tine Rabbi. Some years previous
David llar.eld was married .0 Julia liar-
lom. The couple lived together but "a short
time. when. according t0 the story told bN
Naricld. his wife deserted him and went 90
California. ln the meantime Doe went i0
Richmond. Va. where ue became "a pawn
broker.
after the ceremony had been performed
the engaged couple went t0 Richmond
where. according lo Miss Marks story. She
resided with her intended husband and his
aged mother as their h0usekeeper Two
weeks later fairfield was arrested upon
charge of hiumy. Tie was tried ANA cone
Nctol October 18th. and is now a convict 500
sne-~iu4 Miss Marks c0uns,l claim tAat
tle ceremony performed s. Uaue.d
did mot constitute MA Iiagc, hui
simply hcihrothal, and say they
viii Doe able t0 prove iAat marriage Wu-
never performed. and that Miss Marks
never lived with larield as hi- wife, Miss
Marks says she IFS bringing the suit l0 asccl-
tain whether she Us Miss Sarah Mark. or
Mrs. liarield. Papers viii Doe served 600
ilartcid at Sing Sing. and hc viii De brought
io New York as witness iu fle ease. IT.
ihe supreme Court decides tine ceremony
did not constitute legal marriage, Iaricld
VIII be pardonci.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25

MIR. Daniel Buckley plays the comct at
Mozart Hall. He has three of these nstru-
ments, and frequently uses them ali 800 his
business. Saturday night he lcn all three
of Them i'm their cases. IN the hali way of
the house at which he boards. No. 800 north
Fifth street They were not i'm the hall
when he looked for them sunday. and the
police were notified of the loss. The officers
found them on the window sill of q house in
Pink alley. minus the mOuih-pieccs. The
bell portions OF the instruments were not
touched. Who took the property away, has
not transpircd. The strange part of tine rob
berry is that % fine ovorc0at and several
gold-headol umbrellas were lcft I'M the hall
untouched, notwithstanding the tmel had
% pass them 90 reach the cornet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25

Thomas Parrish was before the Police
Court Yesterday charged with stealing q
clock from the Denny-street Methodist
church. Policeman Brown stated that sat
urday night he received information that
the clock had been taken. he went 90
work ON the case and found it at a pawn
shop ON Seventeenth street, and. from the
description given by the pawn-broker, he
he arrested Parrish. Parrish denied an
knowledge of the clock and denied having
pawned 10.
Justice Crutchhcld sent the accused %
Jail 10 await the action of the grand jury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25
MANCHESTER MATTERS.


tt.i..t g. r..fr,. .,, ar fr,fera.f fn Che CIV
a.. ,,,...
over ''''
a short while e0ihieyCs entered tine hcn-
....,. ,.l ...,..-.l ..,,i,af. ID, Gid. if0.r MART
oil lhe Guy 'N" D.''''-l '" "
fowls. saturday night zoe INieffs MAGE ODD
attempt 900 ihe Her-roo,t OF Omcer d. J..
smith. uui were oi-''' l.A ". lit -'I guy
girl. who hlaI.d away Wild " -efen-7nooiei
and scared them oH.
Limund- Williams leolofedl was Ntloi'
Justice Penlue who presided n iAe Mayor t
Court yesterday morning. 900 d charge 'i
a.-Wlfng bis Ur0.ege. Amy james. The
p,idene. Wa. against Williams, WHO ao-
huowiel.cd he bad just cl0k.d Deer io ID.
and keep ler mouth SHUT and ine Justice
fined the prisoner >--ll
50 Baiuhrld.o-.f ree. Baptist Church }c--
teray there were three persons received
into thacaurel Ur lefiDr-ona Ht tle mNrn-
inc service and iW0 af night.
judge J0hn ID. Ingram W'iI Io the repre-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25

A thoroughly delighted audience len the
Theatre last evening when Professor Car
penier concluded his entertainments The
Professor claims OBJ Doe something OF mes
mcrist. and appears 90 exercise powerful
influence over Dbl, subject The performance
Wa, praccd hy an address, iu which Pro-
lessor Carpenter explained the difference
and the relations between mesmerism.
hypnousm, psychology. de-, and concluded
Dy inviting amy of the audience 90
seats On the stage. Only six ro-
srondcd two ladies and four men. who.
for the succeeding two hours were uut
through course OF gyrations and actions
of the most absurd and cOmical nature.
siugly and collectively be made them sing
dance. freeze. Doe oyerheated. imagine they
saw mice and heard music, Ac. The per-
Torrance was certainly ABUSING.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25
THE SCHOOL BOARD.


fcpOrt OF the Superintendent it~tiif-'
ton to Colonel John T.. Cary.
The Irregular meeting of toe City school
Board was held at iho Richmond High
school yesterday afternoon at q O'Clock.
Present Hon. j. Taylor Ellyson. chairman
Hon. William Loyonstcin. Aionzo l.. Phil
lips. Joseph &. DIckcre0u.J y. Iat l0r ~ilalion
NJ Iliam ~. Iufuln. r. Wiley Davis. aud
Edward u. -faItc. William j. Fox. super
mtcndont. Charlc.P Eady clerk and su.
rerNisOr: Major James ID. CapCrs. absent
sick.
Nr. William F. Fox. superintendent. sub
mfffed his monthly report, showing -t
schools and Zol teachers. Total enrolment
White. GTlO: coi0rcd. 1851. Total ll.hll
Monthly enrolment. 1919. Average daily
attendance. g.G13; per cent. 20 l-lN Ill
SUPERINTENDENT stated that fho schools ara
working very satisfactorily. and teacher.
and pupils are doing Cine work.
After tho transaction oi regular routine
work. OBJ. chairman Of the Board. Hon. i.
TaVl0f fllrsOn. presented Col. John h
cary. cx--upernfeudeni Of schools. on Dee
half of ile Board. with handsomely cn
graycd copy of the resolutions adopted hy
the Board. expressive of tle feeling off ile
Board on the rrsi -nati0n of Colonel Cary a-
superintendent of schools. Dir. LIls1n Do.
forred i0 love and affection of the Board.
the principals and teachers. and ihe pupils
Or fhc Colonel. aud assured him that h'
would always find the warmc-t friend.
among all those connected With ile public
school system Of Richmond.
Colonel Cary was very much affected N}
the action Of tle Board and the remarks o
The chairman. Tie responded with
much feeling. and hc assured Obj,
board That next tO the approval of Dds
maker and conscience Doe appreciated
Che esteem of the board and those cone
uectod with the school system. lie spoke
0f the right important duties defolNeo
upon the board n the selection of teacher
VINO are to instruct the pupils of The public
schools. Concluding tle Colonel said THAT
Doe would always look back with pride
upon three cpOchs ln DIS Tie, namely
twenty years service as principal of llamp-
tom Academy. four years an officer Oi inl
Confederate army. and three years -ulerim
ieudent oi public schools of city OF Rich
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25

4 horse attached 90 cart ran down
Main street from Eighth yesterday morning
and cOllided with a lumber pile i'm front OF
Il. l.. Christians store. breaking the pole OF
the wagon. The horse continued down
Main until he was stopped at Thirteenth Dy
MIR. samuel Michaels. The animal was
not injured but the cart was considerably
broken
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25
InthcCourts

NHpfrmr CDuIf ny ipp0rIs.- Richmond
and Dmilie Railroad Company against
Rudd. Argued hy b. b. Munlod, Lsq..
lur plaintiff in error and Charles y. Meit-
dlfh llr defendant in error.
Clruf CDuIf.- GmsWagner a. Company
AGAINST Chesapeake anl Ohio Railroad
Company. Dismissed on motion ol pIamiii'.
attorney.
John s.. Gordon against city Oi Richmond.
Jury adjourned t.Ii to-day 700 O'Clock.
Huu.0 Couf.-Juigc Minor entered
the orders ODD the case giving tle right Dl
way f0 tho River View Railway Company.
Luciou Tyler (c0i0red). who was convict
oi 800 tAe first part ol ihe term. Wa- -Dn-
fenced tonle yearsin tne penilenilau.
P0ilcc C0rn.-fcdmund Evans and
Relmund Evans. Jr~ lnoil r0.ordl
CHARGED with a-saultn- lud abusing Emma
TAYLOR. dismissed.
Maggie llrpin lc0l0redl, as-auit'ng and
striking Mary Gray with brick. fined 50.
Dolly Page lco.0rea) charged with steal
.ng one Dot of preserves and one lot o.
chickens. Ninety days i0r each 0lense.
An appeal was taken.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Nrafir1 rafI.-lulin Bnlod t0 ~.
D. We,tNo1l. Sd ieet GOD north side Nich0l-
aon street. ,s3. judith s. Crenshaw's TRUSS
GEE Charles J.. Be'Yin and J.. u. Christian.
3D.. acres 900 west side Brook turnpike.
$4,000. a. Ford t0 J.. II. Bis.ell. 0fm
acre 0n west side Brook turnpike. 5000.
Nancy Vs. Robertson and paffie g.. Holman
to Ncl and llrll-tern nis acres 0n ll.u-
rico turnpike, $1,000.
Ci0urerV C0uf.- Bailey Davis 90 LEE
per VI. Robinson. SD feet 900 south .de ilold
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25
GRAND
OPEN INC
OF
MEMS,
Boys,
AND
cHlLDREN'S
clio T HING
AT THE
AMERICAN
CLOTHING Co.
GIG E. Main ST.,
COME
TO- DAY
TO- DAY



L i CCh~ ~ J. wi 80 i'm -
~ de.cfilao'e' styles unlimited pat
terms inaumerab.e The most perfect
display OF Nom Boys aud children s.
Suits ever shown I'D hchmoao'
Hundreds upon hundred OF Che ne"-
es. and mos. baauaioloi domestic and
imported patterns display i'm every
conceivable shape and fabric, am as-
s3rtment and variety remarkable n
every way.
All The way through ihis magaifceu,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25

The Casino is closed ioi the present. Tub
man a. Co. were the last propretors. and
saturday night the last performance was
held i'm the house. which stands ON the
southside of Broad. between Ninth and
Tenth streets. Their stock in trade would
hardly bring 5000, and for this the Contnen-
nl Brewing Company holds BIN OF sale.
executed some time ago. lO cover loan, as
well as other indebtedness. The bill of sale
has been fled i'm the Ihancery Court. and
includes furniture and everything in iDe
house. Tubman a Co. are held for the lease
of the buildine. the term for which does not
expire until 1892. There is probability of
the place being re-opened. The where.
abouts of Tubmau a Co. are not known.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25

Henry Walker. colored man. about
iorty-eight wears OF age. died sud-
Nenly yesterday incoming at 9 O'Clock.
near Eighteenth and Marshall streets
Coroner Taylor was summoned and after
viewing the body concluded that death was
caused from congestion Of the lungs. The
body was turned over 10 relatives for burial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25
nase naII M the University.

A special dispatch from Charlottesville
last night said "lhe Boston brotherhood
team is here aud will spend the week play
INK every day. The University team Will de-
rive great benefit from the engagement,
though az present il is In great shape. The
game this evening resulted in score Of IA
10 4. In favor OF the BSstOns."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25

JANIS SWEENEY. d. iG and rs north
Tenth street. is uow prepared ,0 move iuf-
uiun GOD short notice. Also BIAS ample
storage room Tor merchandise OBJ all Ainis
lt most reasonable rates. lOu Viii Dee sure
0f careful haudiln. and packing 90 ani
wares consigned tO the careol Nr. sweeney
Ina connection with this branch ol business.
tlere Is also 90 De- found 40 this stand livery
ID au kihds. Hacks on orders. with nicf
hams and polite drivers. Telephone no.
Boz i- ihe number 90 rng up ior amy wants
boo this lime.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25

At2 o'clock 10 4Ol west Clay-colored
man taken suddenly III. Treated and left
at his home.
$3.50 o'clock 20 the Cedar Works 10 one
Of the operatives who had his thumb cut on.
Or. Brock dressed the wound.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25

Colonel ". J.. Clishaw returned io the
city yesterday morning from attendance 40
tle funeral of General Francis II. smith, OF
Lexington. Va.
Major D. Won Holt Nash. of Atlanta. ls az
the Exchange. HIS host of ODD friends ale
glad Oh see him again in Richmond.
Mr.. =. ~. Slaughter. ofthe Chesapeake
and ONO Railway. is confined il bis room
at tle Hotel D0dson Uy illness.
Mr.. r. W. Boss, q prominent farmer and
merchant, oi Halifax county, is in the city.
Mr.. a. l.. Wade, Of Moreautown. W. Va,
called on the Governor yesterday.
Secretary of the Commonwealth, Henry
W. flonrnoy is out OF the city.
Mr. W. II. Mann, Of Petersburg. was in
the city yesterday.
Captain Bob Bright of Williamsburg, is
in the city.
MIR. Preston Bel,in went 10 New York y, 3
terday.
Asthmatic troubles, pleurisy, pains and
iniamcd inroats, are overcome and heated
by Dr.. ID. Jaynea ENpOci0rant-foI MY
years on approved standby for al coughs
aud colds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25

The following are delegates from Phil
keafney Post. OF Richmond, % the grand
encampment Of the district Grand Army
OF The Republic. which meets an Norfolk to-
day: Comrades Edgar Alan, y. J. smith.
NJ. r.. LLOYD. Patrick keenan,, Peter A. MOT
ton, Charles w Surr, George Walcott, and
senator Mcdonald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25

The Virginia Boat Club is preparing 'or
the summer season. The janitor began yes
terday 10 clear away the winter rubbish
from the boat house and o. lay the tram
WAYS. and everything Will be- in readiness
for the sport on the water 10y the first OF
next week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25

The Boston Brotherhood Baseball Club
arrived here sunday afternoon aud left yes
terday morning for Charlottesville, where
they play the University club. On next
SATURDAY they will return here, ana will
play the New lorke Monday and Tuesday
at Boschens Park.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25
IrOR RENT.

TOR RENT,
FURNISHED FLAT nrhi-loor oi no. -l'
east ImnklIn street apply ORB
WILLIAM MITCHELL.
mf22-sf IInts office
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25

Rev. DR.. Moses ID. H0ge will deliver lee
ture tonight at 5 O'Clock, at the Third Pres.
byterian Church, cofner OF Twenty-siXth
ard Broad streets. Subject, "Mcmo able
events In the history OF Richmond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25
TROUBLE
SCANDALS BRING The ORGN'"
ZkTiON m piSREPuTE.

Public Disgust over the h"i'
the sa,hems-suii Against the
see Coal and Iron Company g
and General metropolitan Items
NEW YORK. Mar. 2L-lspeeiaI.l-lhe
conviction Of sheriff Tlack, and ine s,''-
d.i.o,,.,. i,no continued NAL admlnls'r'-
fion Of That important office nave SET 'no
,ol,,icsof New York ail a"fl' ne -''''
ofar.fo,med Tammany'' 90 i'f' 's N', ,'''
,..,.,... a., would -annA ike this lam-
-. t,..r.r.- Bernard D.. Martin. Of the +
nth. l.mes Barker. Of ihe Ibirieenihi
o. K.aiine. of the Eighteenth ana /
i,ms. A. Tiack, of the Iwentiei"
br,hev. numerous assault cofi'l-
,on and conspiracy. The nerve OF
.ot,,c disgust and Indignation n''
...,, with such force chat 3D. au election f
r.r held tomorrow tne h.lunl'' .','. .
would sweep 'le cily uy iioil..''',.
,.r-tr Ihe only hope of Damocfiil' '"i' .- /
ff,n l.l.r flnm NOW uufI NOVEMBER, F.
...i t.. f..f fh1f ibis i- Hr 900 ltNf AnN +
I'.'... fhar.may he 3D. tagging interest iN +
politics. ...,. ,,o,.
wr Edward Lord. wealthy -toehho'i,f /
81, fla Tennessee Coal and IRON COM iNls '7 /
rot satisfied with Che love feast DelN ..h
fl...ra. Inm4n and Plate. iie ha- sent ID
f.ffar III. Sir. Plat. president oi lne COM /
NANNY ra-rnrfir- the suit brought recently /
against john 10. inman ard oilers l'f l.'
recovery 0i upward oi 1-NNl.N 'tiN D"
have been diverted hy tn0m VINE inihth /
.va. president. Nr. Lord. in Ni7 i..''i. N'-
..| |
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25

NOrkmen We're az work in The Library at
on hotables there. They we've badly needed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25
WEATHER FORECAST.

STATE or THERMOMETERS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25

20 N 4 4 El4IOO ~ AftAt-'R "a
Ftchmond-I nm candidate Tor your
surfaces Tor the office Of Coh nlr-l'N i-l-
on THE lENENlE. af ule Primary lcttluh
April 8d. Born ANA raised ln tout cii1; loi q,
third cd n century nave 'nt,tiN.t 'N''l. ''
IN f.. raIFs I'D the Democratic piflNi cone
fffhrf.na DOB, time and substance to .i7 cause.
Ihs lovilly and efficiency ui my almin isiio-
non III your IOstoiilce under Mf. t.fNtlhud
are matters ct public record. known iv YOU
an. 10 elected. promise hnN qua q zee I,
f.i.hful 0eufiur I'D .iI the duties . the ~
de- RESI- ocluiiy,
..fs-..r8 NA. H.CILiINOWOkid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25

NEGLECT that cough, bat take at once Dr..
Da,id's Cough syrup OF Pure Pine Tar,
H0rehOund and Wild Cherry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25

For ladies' phufons, carts, Ac., crany We
hicle % be built 10 order or repaired, see
David 4. Ainslie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25
mnrrINcs

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF The
stDekhulIris of lNe WEST SD D. ~
AID IApkuN tNENf COMPANY $3.50 'o
held at tine Office Oi james IA. INu.rft go.
NOS East Main street Richmond MI. I'm
WEDA-nAN, APRIL .. i~' o.at ~ ot,'N ",
be closed from Naich - 1850. 40 B d. N. 7"
Anil 3. 1880. ai 10 A. N.
JANIS No. IOuLhl, President.
g., r,,f.,.r,u. ~..frraf,. marlN--N
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25
1--WE HUNDRED SHARES OF THE

NRnIR YOUR MEALS FROM
~ D. a.. .iNelN,
Through fuuae s5l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25

WTIT W. 7 y ---'-'7'
SCORE b. INNINGS.
1I2l3lil5lGl7lsl0 Total
M Iaili%ops r. Q ISlSlSl2lSlSl4ISl- 6
Two base hits shaw. Householder, Wid4in,
Hay. Three base hit-fOwcr Base on balls
on shaw. = on Quarlos. 3. struck out
Shaw, .; Quarles. 4. Hit by ball-Ohourkc.
Foster. Long. stolen bases koin, Long, ..
Time of game. 2:lO. Umpire, T., T.. Ford.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25
foR REM

TOR RENr-THE NALENIlNL
i HOUSE. located on Broad. Smith Hnl
lnnifnl streets. overlooking fne capitol
-uuar.. Best pOlniins-nuuen ODD int f'fl.
GEORGE O.. CRAWFORD, lOO5 bnnh siitr-
mhI3-lm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25

DR. NJ. ID. HOGE WILL LECTURE
Aru THIRD pRf-HYIEWAN CHURCH.
Corner twenty sixth ana Broad streets.
T0-NlouI tr $40 OtIulk.
-rrfrlr MANOR Able INhNI- IA IIiE
HISTORY Nl NIlnNNNl.
DIN IHuk. MN-'-l''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25

FOR WEEK ENDING MARCH %. 1890,
pKEuiCrEnu Mt STANDARD OBJ
lu6u TIDE AT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25

AETANTFD-A COOK AT 1913 EAST
w CLAY ~r Como W.Il recommended,
between 9Hud B. mf@@.it
EHrANrED-SIUDENIS 10 Learn
W ooprrefe fnr srnfIun.une InruunU.
fI.n with fID IIUe-W Writer. These MNrNINfa
.fe coming rapidly into u-r. lui fNNrr Nirl
learning THEW operation WIii have best uN-
MrfunfY Ur good positions. InnilN-N
t0.f,. ID. frnDIur In -ffuOarUIv Terms
reasonable. NClllNNA COLLEGE Ni
srENOGRArhl, 40 north Ninil street.
UcI5.Gm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25
MARINE INrELLIGENcE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC. MARCH %. 1890.
sun r.scs............ 0.O7 Moon scfs..ti.24 b. m.
sun sets...... ...... o.l5 DAY sicugih. I2niem.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-15

A LOVELY OUTLooK.-The num-
Der of dead animals along the line
of the G. P. and along the river
bottom of the Humboldt, is GER
tainly alarming, and, unless some
thing is done in the way Of de-
stroying, when the hot days OF
Summer months arrive the stencil
will be intolerable, and is very
likely to cause a pestilence. Con-
slider you see, during scorching
day of July, sheep on every knoll
and cattle on every acre, rotting,
throwing off poison gases filed
with germs of disease, throughout
the State, pouring forth their
bacteria like SO many sewer vents.
This matter should be looked into
by the citizens of Battle Mountain,
vicinity and elsewhere. = Silver
State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-15
PROVE AnD LOCATE THEM.

It is supposed that the Repub
lican members of the House Com
mittee ON Coinage will not act on
the united silver bill as reported
While the bill was agreed to by
the majority it was understood
that all the members should be
left free to do as they see tit in
the House. The bill is not what
the silver men desired, but it is
hoped even now that the bill will
be greatly improved. 1t is hoped
to get in a provision in the House
that could not be secured in the
commi ttee.-Reno Journal.
Unless the bill should be "great-
ly improved it is to hoped that
the Representative from Nevada,
and all of the other silver pTodgc-
ing States will unite in ml,Aing a
test between the hermaphrodite
measure and absolute free coinage
They can better further the silver
interest in that !. ay than by ac-
cepting a mess of attenuated con-
somme which has been rendered
them in the way of compromise"
What the people out this way want
to know is, the free coinage
in Congress and where to
locate it. A free coinage bill offer
ed as a substitute to WINDOWS
bastard would define |
and locate the true bimetalic |
as fully as a vote be-
tween unlimited coinage and alb
5olute Observation-Disclosures Re
view.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-15
DRUNKEN DRIVING.
Sundays Collision on Main
Street.
view.

On Sunday afternoon about 5
o'clock team was driven at a
dead run down Main street. The
two men who occupied the buggy
were drunk and one was holding
each line aud plying the whip on
the frantic horses. In front of
Schneider's bakery they ran into
a buggy in which Mrs. Sam Davis
was seated. The shock took off
one wheel pnd threw the lady
headlong to the ground.
Her own horse then started and
the buggy wheel passed over her
head and shoulders. She was
picked up insensible but in a few
minutes she was all right except a
few Commissions and bruises scat
tered over her person. 1t is mere
piece OF good luck that she was
not killed outright. The run
away team ran into Zehner's cor
ner and mashed things generally,
throwing out the occupants Of
the buggy and badly disfiguring
the face Of Mr.. Coulter, who is
now confined to his bed at the
Ormsby House.
Had the drivers of the team
been arrested before the accident |
the trouble could have been a, old
ed. The Sheriff stated to the |!
writer yesterday that none of the |,
force knew anything of the affair
until after the accident, as they
were in Chinatown at the time at
tending to other business.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-15

LosT.-An advertising circular
recommending Olcovich Bros new
stock of lovely Summer wear, to
all intending buyers. The finder
will please return same to Olco-
vich Bros store where he or she
will see the finest assortment Of
Ginghams, Toile DuNords, Teazle
clothes, Sateens, French calicoes,
and as fine a lot of staples as was
ever brought to this city. az
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-15

WHAT ON EARTH-Is the reason
people will not, cannot, or do not
see any difference in cheap nos
trums put up by Cheap John
houses or irresponsible parties at
enormous profits, rather than take
medicine of world wide reputa-
ton and one that is giving univer-
sal satisfaction at equal price? No
medicine in the world is giving
such unparalleled satisfaction for
purifying the blood as BEGGS'
BLOOD PURIFIER & BLOOD
MAKER, and every bottle that
does not do its work, VIII cost you
nothing-W. II. Chedic DRUGGIST,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-15

How CAN PARENTs-Allow their
children to cough and calmly say:
'Ohl Its only little could" and
keep giving them cheap medicines,
until they are down with lurg fe-
YER or consumption, when they
sa1 be so easily relieved by using
BEGG'S CHERRY COUGH SYR-
UP? 1t has no superior and few
equals. W. HI. Chcdic, Druggist.