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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-06

6leepless nights, made miser-
sble by that terrible cough.
shiloh's Cure Is the remedy for
ysa
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-06

That hacking cough can be so
quickly by Shileh's Cure. We
e0arNotoo il
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-06

All OF DR.. McLean's medicines
for sale at Geo. G. Tkaxter's. m25
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-06

ly.-Inuependent.
: Kemler, the New York mur
derer, has been sentenced to death
by electricity, and the experiment
will be made on Friday, the 2nd
day of May next.
Joe Josephs, Captain of the
Comstock Degree team, instructed
the Carson Odd Fellows in the
Beautified Degree Work of Odd
Fellowship last evening.
Rev. Geo. r. Davis, by the invi-
tation of the Rector of st. PauFs
church, Virginia, will assist at the
Easter Services today. The Knight
| Templars will attend.
In attempting to shoot off tie
pigeon match Friday between A.
c. Pratt and Jack Furlong for $50
side, they again tied on ten
birds, WI ich We're knocked out in
a consecutive manner.
The Indians are making ar
rangements for a big dance to
come off at Wadsworth next
Thursday, and have extended an
invitation for all "Washoe boys to
come down" !
ST.. PETERS CHURCH. April 9th,
Easter Sundy, Holy Communion
at s A. NJ. Morning prayer and
Holy Communion at II A. NJ. Sun
day-school services at 7 PM
Rev. f. r. SANFORD, Rector.
Old settlers who have lived on
the Humboldt, at Battle Noun
tain says the Nevadan, for the
past sixteen years, inform us that
Z
they have never seen SO much /
water in the river as at the pres
ent time.
On Monday evening, the Ladies !
IF the Presbyterian Church will :
give social entertainment at the 1
Odd Fellows Hail. The tennis S
lrill by the sixteen young ladies b
will be an attractive part of the )
a
Attention is called to Fred Ma
on's shirt advertisement in an
'ther column. This well known h
louse needs no comment here, as h
he Foods are made to order, and o
re cut to the Queens taste, the T
t being perfect. is
Word was received per last IL
vening's V. & t. express that it L
Tas rumored in Virginia City that .
S. Orndoff had been nominated
or Postmaster of that place and II
oil w. j. Sutherland had received ta
ne nomination for United States ii
[arshal of Nevada. q
in
Catholic services will be held in 81
mpire this morning at s o'clock. -
rand Services at 1890 A. NJ. in
Theresa's Church. Solemn
Ugh Mass will be sung by an emf
INT choir. Remarks appropriate vi
the occasion will be made by sI
FATHER WALSH. de
Sc
A young Miss who attended
lnday School for the first time n.
rs asked what she had learned,
vell' she said cit was to bring
% bits for a present for the
mister, to sell three tickets for .''
Q Concert and that Jonah swal- la
we'd the Whale" 'o'
an
Easter services at M. E. Church. ha
orning subject, Resurrection s
ct and Consequences; Evening, an,
lgnetism of the Cross. Recep- Gil
q Of Members and Practitioners
close of evening service. Prayer
eting on Wednesday evening. -
aver and praise meeting on Fri :
7 evening at the parsonage. All
cordially invited.
@. L. LOGAN, -
Pastor. n
REQ. Tilden business represent
7e of the Rial and Morris Com
ly from the Grand Opera House Tn.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-06

Catarrh Cured, health and sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh's Cat
ararh Remedy. Price so cents.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-06
ALL sosTs.


: ton.
Regent Coffin and wife, are
Reno.
Today is Medal Day at til
range.
| Mrs. C. W. Friend has gone t,
the Bay.
Ophir has been assessed 5Octi
| per share.
Judge Sahin has gone to Sar
Francisco.
G. c. Wallace of Eureka was in
town yesterday.
Con. Virginia pays an April di-
vidend of 25 cents.
Gov. Stevenson has returned
from San Francisco.
Ex-Governor Adams has re-
turned from the Bay.
Supt. Parker of the Orphans
Home has gone below.
No shooting or picnics allowed
on the Whine Ranch. AFT
d. B. Lyman has been reap
pointed Supt of the Utah.
Ex-Sheriff Williams has been in
town for the last few days.
Potatoes are retailing at five
cents per pound in Tuscarora.
Carson seems to be left in the
cold for baseball club this year.
Tho cotton wood trees at the
Public School are being cut down.
Appel's Complexion Cream and
Partisan Enamel sold at Thaxter's
a4tf
The weather changed for the |
worse yesterday; it was too good |
to last.
Easter Egg dyes, four colors for
zen cents, at Thaxter's Drug
Store. a.4.tf
The outlook for business in Ne
7ada the coming season was never
)etter.
The railroad track is the only |
Try place in Truckee says the Re-
publican.
The snowfall on the Comstock
asst Winter was twelve feet and
wo inches.
Joe Platt returned from the /,
'ay yesterday with a fine stock of
pring goods. Il
Judge I. I'll. Wells has gone to
D White Pine county to hold a t
ERIN Of Court. II
Col. M. N. Stone and Supt.
eating have returned from the ]
-olden State. Ii
The Capital Band will not play
front of the Opera House at
lows any more. d
Arbor Day passed off very qui-
ly in this city, although lots of
ees were planted.
All of the songs sung by Cleve- .
nd's minstrels can be secured of "
lgwiu & Noteware. "
Thousands of ducks may be "
en- on the lake formed by the :,
'erfiow of the Humboldt. u
10
"Scotty" Cone of Virginia CityI
s commenced the preliminary
,rk on his Reno residence. NJ
The Reno Gazette says that NJ
ring fever is taking hold of a .,
mber of Renoites in dead ear !.
st.
m
They claim to have found a Pr
in Arizona eleven feet da
g, ''and veryxthin." The story ar
anyway.
People of this city who have
n the "Great Metropolis" in
Francisco pronounce it fine All
'duction. ma
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-06
The abo, is portrait of Car
sons Leading Grocer.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Eastel
services at IL A. NJ. and T P. NJ
Sunday School at 1870 P. N
Young peoples meeting Wednes
day, 7:30 P. NJ.
GEO. r. BIRD,
PASTOR.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-06

A lady wishes a situation as
waitress, chambermaid or house
keeper. Address room Is, Airing
House. mol
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-06

For lame back, side or chest
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price
25 cents.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-06

That hacking cough can
easily cured by Shiloh's rnr> Ne
guarantee it. mt
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-06

Geo. Tilden business represent
alive of the Rial and Morris Com
pany from the Grand Opera House
San Francisco, arrived in Carson
Friday, to arrange for the pro-
duction Of "The Great Metropolis. %
The company present this most
novel and thrilling Melo-drama, at
the Opera House on Tuesday
evening Of this week. An i'm
mense success has beel achieved
by this company in every city
whore they have played, and as
they carry their own scenery, they
are enabled to produce the scenic
and mechanical effects, necessary
Tor the rendering of the most at.
tractive melo-drama Of modern
construction As tho company
IAN remain but one night, un-
doubleday the Opera House viii
be crowded on this occasion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
Confronted BY A BIG WOLF.

Norway rIcJ letter In The Lewiston Journal
one day lnrle Jonas two cows d-appGurel ir' ron
the opculne 10 the Wopds about ms I"ieN N""c' d'
| 40 ti,iccs of them could 1e saIio ..d D.. hum.
Aunt Mol'y. ~ h wife wa, called started 10 num-
them m next m0r,ug. the men oi the iamiN N'rr
away Leaving Oh" chdrru ami sVn; III We -"iA
direction N" wanderNl thr,uelon, me Gay III tI+
a few spruce bud, and dried b'rris. with an oc'a.
-Dual handfIi Of ground nut VINO" SN" q" S'''
HY VA. fa ,nkins when - her great 10. sc
discovered the lost quietly grazing on ~lnNI
nat near crooked River. som" flur WIc, from i'A'.
Wh nil pos, IDLE haste drove them along 1PHs 10
reach home before dark and a, >nc h1d - gndr n"t
wen Suntcd trees. she had to trust wholly % me IN
.tlrrt OF he beasts
Thcir corrc often seemed TO her eNarty the opposite
Wa, hc- To- lct thcm have their own w'iv. when
near what now known 9' me me n'n1 ,i [ ,n, =
NV. a l,d below 20, Il from fright. and lroEc mo
furious rlllop in the direction OF home 10" ihE a
mile distant. ausiug 10 ascertain the 'll>' q" ll'r
fright ,'c VIC suddenly confronted by a volt
The wolf at once made ,prnc for hrr i"e' no
and ,ury Of an expert boxer iun Molly dcai him a
stunning Blow Win her brawny and hardened h,t
a,aiu tie starving brute lcaPrd f,r her throat, bat
ctch tmc wa, met by both fist ana feet w'h
nrlccut force to S,ul him bach several feet. Know
Ink Is was now lie or ica'h. t.iS heroic woman four"
herself nlI growing weaker While tie attacks Of hr
Switching her tered shawl IF her al; wi h
desperate leap She threw i over IN heat O. me wo'i.
Thl, piece Of strategy had the effect TO hcvi'cr th'
rid himself Of his in,onvrnent head gear while VI 'lN
Lost no time in clmhlnr % tn lower hrducIr' Of tr''
md ont II harms reach. Wh.n TIE VOL had ridden
himself ~ nj, temporary hlndfoh ard uNccnuy re-
covered his ubrium. seeing his intended victim
beyond his reach hn al set mp the NJ Il dcmon1c
howl, Of rpcr aud di~app pntm NJ. 90 a>ihalH Vcnilg
H.. spleen hy flrou. attacks upon t trunk If the tree
and tearing the rough BARE th HI long ctookcf fang'
Here she remained until ~" rrturn Of day when he
Sunk away I'm the diNrtl"u Of the river y soon aN
she Thought him at eaf dsa"ce. Molly. nearly an
lshng and htnumh"d by colt. fastened down tni 'pd
FIR homo fast IN" conditions Of he. cranp'd Nnbs
and chilled fram' would permit.
She found the Children half fright n"i Ont OF IN II
Wits as the arrival II The in 50 ~ ~ 9g ta0n had
,lycn them the idea that their mother had been de-
yOurcd Is some wild beast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
nRrAKING CANP IT SCI CIT.

So. Gir y. j.. July 20 ,HpcciaD-The second
BRIGADE broke camp this morning ia heavy RIM
storm and the troops took r'nr for their respective
honic, Governor Albeit had bis stan IN readiness
this morning 10 receive Governor Ill., who h'd icle
grabbed n-i night that D" would visit the camp earl
to-day several of the stan vert down to meet IN"
Train th, Nov, York, Executive said he would be on
Int hc failed 10 matcrialc; kept away Pp' ho} D!
Tire rain \, the different commands marched ON 81
camp for the depot they went by the Governors h'a'
,a,t,r. whcr. Governor Albeit sat on th" porch SUI
rounded hy Dbl, stan and several E'ie'. II VIII ~
lyyo wear, before IN" second rGidc has chance I"
agt,u I,ouac by the sea, %, ia" FIRST Brigade I"l>
i,t, c,up next year. The cucnmpmcnt ~. year J.
aid to be the most successful one ever held by th'
Now Jersey National Guard IL /, inumated that mo
ttoveruor viii try to bring about uNlNion c'NHp
,'.nt newt summer Meetings were held IN the variou,
REGIMENTS and "A vote 81 thanks tcnd'rrl QnhfrfInt
Donncll, for the concern hc manli'"ltI III t WLArn
and comfort Of the men while III camp ""N''i"'
Albeit Will remain hero over Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
GUESTS At THE YOyTvERr

Middleton ,pur, w. July - 'epec.ab The
Nontvcrt Hotel which WAS formerly owned by
joseph Eager. passed last -iuuc il,o TIE proprietor
,lup Of !. c. caldwell There Is no variance n tl.
lc and tone of the management from pc'lort
Years on trc north and wcht side, u tie hotel
1, A covered vcraida twenty fcct ia width and go
feet n lcueth. nom which the surrounding mon"
tain. may be viewed In all their attractive ana
u,rt., beauty. Elc Gsiyc, are claiming. The
atup-p hcr, j, pure. dry and lr,'nr. and one Wal
Low lmlibc he wine Of the october air Ihc
DEVIATION above -oa level j. 5000 feet The ana,
Irs pn,rr i, brought two milo 10 non pipes 10 tie
hotel nom d, mountain -pr!ng on ,hc ground mr."
he dloton mineral spIugs. which hrc famous for
their curative virtues.
Among the guest, are T. T. browning and fam
Nv Edmund H. Dpu.r. Jam"' DOYLE nni family.
Thomas r. Van Bu~kcrck Nathaniel Doyle. M
J J. Fields and Ms E.plle Fields, +. :. tray "ut
family. - llambln and family. Nr. and Ms j.
H. Hoffman and Mr. j. (. Howell. Peter M,Vuaue
a. McAlccuau. Mr.. md Mrs. Ed"hm {. hicc ana
family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
GAME, OF TIE STAR ATHLETIC cLrn.

The second annual game, Of the star Athletic Chb
held yesterday afternoon the club ground, ia
Long Island city. AbOut 1000 spc' taVr, Witnessed
them. The track was In poor condition. In the 100
ward dash. handicap. the winning man WIS H. II.
Mprr. y. +. A. G.. handicap yards. Time. 10 IA
second, with !. W. Reilly, \. a G.. handicap yards,
second
In thu 4iO ward run. handicap, The winner va,
H. VI. Dickinson. Of the columbia \. g.. handicap 10
yards. time. u 30 seconds with Peter Burns, star
\. G.. handicap 20 yards, -,'pnd. The mining
high jump handicap, Wa won bY i. +. Suuct,
ol the y. j. \. e., handicap inch, jump feet =
ifcho- with T. g. Uohncrt, Nautilus Is. G., second.
T. rllc-triud Won tie one NH, walk, handicap, IN
minute, T. /. . <cOud, T. r Furry, - The Idstmcs.
handicap. 30 seconds taking Second place The 320
ward huril" handicap WH~ won b. Ii. NpuclL y J.
L. g. handicap q yIld, IN - seconds, With >. X.
zuot. y. J. \. e., handicap IA yards. .ec2nd The
one mile hA:dctp va, Won BY r.. HleribrfS.
y J. \. &. handicap 20 yard,. IN 4 minute 80 = .
seconds. T.. Fitzgerald. star A. C.. being sc,3 ud.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
VESSEL AND CREW SUPPOSED 70 BIZ LOST

philn4rlphIa Guy 10 The Norwegian bark LLOYD.
Carclu ,.l.cn ,alIrd rpn the port Of Guautlnainc.
OH the south lic Of cuba Juno "a bound 10 this port.
,cifh crw 81 fourteen and $500 bag> ~ ,uga".
and bn, never since been heard from. Vessels have
left there H., murh A. twenty eight day aftcrwarl
and arrived 20; their Destinations. but no tding, wer'
over received from this Graf. u seems 10 be IN"
general belief That th, vessel has mn with di aSier
aud Inc down with all on board. The Norwegian
l.,r'l 1ri,Aur Captain Hansen, sailed from 'iulnt
anime ',ir day aft ~" Lloyd. ard arrived here Jul
IL reporting huc weather drrt thr cntir run. IN,
How'd ia ~ tons register. ard va. buil' IN lillc~anc
i'm 1-7G whore he /, owned by G.. Il. Birkland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
TNABIC TO EIrD THE POITCFNty

Inspector Conlln and Acting Captain Shechan have
mad diligcEt search for the policeman who Is said
10 have dubbed CarTaine Dclochio 70 death on Thurs
day n. ;ht. but they have not found him. The five
Italians who we're with Dclochio AZ the time he Is
sliced - have been beaten and who said they could
Identity the policeman who committed the assault,
were taken rho Fast Fifty eghthst and East ono
hundred and tw ntl siNthSt. police stations and the
entire force ws paradcd before them in each station,
Int they failed . point our Dclo HOS assaiant.
They were taken before Justice Power at the Harlem
Police Court Yesterday morning and discharged
Acting Captain >hcrhan then tOOh them before the
Coroner who now has charge Of the case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
PRETTY YOryG WIDOWS FOR CHAPEROyES.

From TIE Memphis Avalanch"
widows young and pretty head the li>t OF chapcr
ones They are looked upon altogether desirable.
Two giddy creature At the beginning Of th> season
went 10 a charming widow. whose face i her fortune
and said
cbopcrouc for this summer! II ,Ial not cost You a
cent and you will hit it of immensely with the men,
"irs do pcasc." echoed her companion. We
sopt a good drawing card and not a scarcorOw for Il
ohaperonc. ,.,, ,,, ,,
r. IN to lao fnund who INDUCES Ia stolen maps in
ont Of thrvay hooks while her dear girls rt TO their
hearts content.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27

g" Per S;; cent cent; s; a:: "@% ~ Cement
is material for plaserng walls and ceilings which is
both fire and proof is the material being used
the walls and ceilings of the Madison Square Garden, New
York City and also the United States Government Court
House and Post Office Building at Wiamsport, Penn, Ho
land House. Cor 9TH Ave- and 30h St Among the nume
ons Jobs where has been used to the entire satisfaction of
the owners are the New-YOrk Central Companys Depot
Niagara Falls n u DR.. lIerediths Church. Brooklyn; the
Lincoln Club, Brooklyn Residences of Mr. Eben j. Know
tom at 81 Remsen Street, and H. G. Hubert Cor 9th Ave.
and Street. Brooklyn; addition the Arlington House
at Washington d. c. the Elier Flats at Syracuse, n " Mr.
George Westinghouse villa at LenOX, Mass; Chamber of
Commerce Building Ptsburg Pa; Robbins Island Club,
Long Island and many other places throughout the country
too numerous to mention
1t would be to the interest of all who contemplate
building to thoroughly investigate this material before Civ
inc out contracts. 1t is manufactured by the Oldest largest
and most responsible house in this line of goods in the world
Circular and sample this will be free by j. B.
KING 4 CO., Manufacturers - State ST. New York, " Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
ciup or TIE MICHIGAN TROOPS

Battle Creek. Mich. July 2G CNprciab-Ihe S'''no
day al camp Elick IND the Mlchral StI'e to'p
well settled 20 military NE. The brigade diHlS are
veil executed aud are participated in by the i"u'
pco,inr Infantry, Good .rotcs have been made AZ
IN, TARGET practice. notwithstanding strong Cross
wind Following the dress parld" - night an cN
bbitlon drll wac given ly The signal service corps
Of Company g. "a Regiment, OF lpIlh Ills - the
only signal service corps among the state troops.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
THE INVENTOR or SMoxELrSs PONDER IN c0rRr

New Haven. Conn. July 26.-Wam l.. Ellsworth.
Of p1lladclphn the inventor Of smokccss gunpowdcr,
.bo Wa arrested Yesterday for support of hi,
wife was arrTgncd before Judge Pickett IN the city
Court hi, morning. His attorney filed demurrer 10
the complaint which Ovcrruled. ana Ellsworth
fOudd guilty a. charged: An appear Mds ,lhcn'
uudrr 500 bonds: aud bond, also given to SO
cure Mrs, Ellsworth au income Of go month Tor SIN
months. un the witn",, stand Ellsworth hencd tla'
lie wa, the pos,cssor of any amount OF properly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27

Wilmington. Del. july 3d.-Thc iron steam collier
Saturn building FIR the boston I1wboh company
wa. launched AT the Harlan & Hol!mgsworth com
,,nv,s wards nj : a. NJ in a drcnching rain and In
the prc,ence ~ about 100 spectators. The saturn
is 17j feel between p,rpcndicars, 10 feet beam ana
cxpanslon. surface condcnsns engine, supplied with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
TIE SANDY HOOK ROUTE
MONMOUTH PARK EACFS.

For a cool and delightful sail down the harhor ard
An ENJOYABLE day at Tie races, take the magnificent
steamers sandy Hook. Monmouth or IT. Johns from
Pier No s. North River. loot Rector IT, at .. II a. n
II j and ] p.
All Rail Eoute.-Train, leave Ne" York. loot Of
Liberty st. North River. SIS. 9Ij. l0I', II 10
q m l. 80 special express Il - special express.
/ special expires, / 20 p. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27

srrrn -ANn rNnrrANCE.

4 two mile rcc 90 the fiat A handicap ~ r'l"
and a hrlnig and q .tccpecia-r over the fan c'nr+
viii he the prominent feature AZ th' brighton t.d'
Monday bc,dc- tho" other '\,'l!'u ru"-. All
road, - COncy Island direct e tla,k -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27


Thcodor, Winters, strn; Of racers. ircludng FL Rio
Rev and Rcy del Rcyc-. arrived in a special car at
Monmouth Park YESTERDAY. The horses were leaving
the car a. he II 80 train came into the siding and
ra'cgocrs paused t. admir- the tWo son, OF Norfolk
ana Marian. Both looked we'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27

neck ahead Of Dyer third SALUTE, SunnYbroOk Big
Brown jug and Ida Gir struggled In ancrward Time
90. There no nutuals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
r,.r TRIMS roR NIAGARA FAILS

TN~T TKNINN T'IIs NI'E''-KIN1N I7ft1Ia'
,.avc Grand Central station via New York Central.
I.v ot 10 90 a. m, 80 T. m, q 100 r. m, : ~
n M and 10 p. NJ. also daily. except sundays. al
10 80 "A. Ii. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27

steam by four scotch steel boilers and she will have
two masts and be schooner rSged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
Kings Windsor $ $:';;$;:

500 per cent. Stronger) Than Lime 4
200 per cent. Harder and \
One-third Less Labor ! Hair Plaster
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-18
MIR. MccoPp1N's Politics.

We notice that our friend McCoppin is
somewhat exercised because THE CALL did
not favor him as a candidate for Mayor OF
san Francisco on Buckley's ticket. VI
course we regret that Mr.. McCoppin Is
aggrieyed because he caLnOt obtain Office,
no matter what may be the condition OF
affairs. II is possible, however, that the
gentleman has held Office so frequently
since he came to California that he believes
he has rights in that direction which no
one should dispute. When Mr.. McCoppin
ran for Mayor of San Francisco we
thought he had peculiar views in relation to
the disposition of the outside lands, hence
we opposed his election. but since then we
have seldom interfered with his oflice-hold-
ing propensities. Wewere determined, how
ever, in early days to have park, ard as we
supposed some of Mr.. MeCoppin's friends
wished to gobble up the outside lands we so
stated. We advocated the selection of parks
from the lands which the city owned and
division of the balance into homesteads,
which were to be given to the people. We
succeeded in relation to the park, but the
grabbers obtained most of the outside lands,
which are now worth one hundred million
dollars. 1t was a grand idea to give every
man "a homestead from land which be-
lonsed to tue city, but Mr.. McCoppin's
friends outwtted the people by sending
tricksters to the Legislature who gave the
land to a few persons in hundred or more
acre tracts. Mr.. MeCoppin, it is true, did
secure an indictment against us, as he says,
but court decided that Mr.. McCOppin was
not libeled To close with the gentleman,
who seems aggrieved because The CALL
did not permit him to assist Buckley's
lambs into office, we will say that we ex-
pect the next time Mr.. McCoppin obtains
office that he will send US note thanking us
for treating him fairly, as he has i'll some in
stances heretofore.