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The usa nfaN.nna

Andrew NJ. Davis has sued Charles w.
Sozen, Charles Glenger and NJ. d. Leven-
son to recover 5000 damages and to re-
strain them from using the name Golden
Age Bazaar" or combination of similar
words in sound or appearance thereto or
designed to infringe plaintiffs trademark
of Golden Rule Bazaar in connection with
business
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ON A RAMPAGE.

An Asylum Inmate Applies for Writ Of
Habsas Corpus
KANKAKEE ull.), April 5.-Frank Collier, re-
Gently recommltted TO the asylum, has been on
rampage for the past TWO days. He made TO-
DAY, an application for writ of habeas corpus
before Judge Pnsbufy
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AN EXTENSIVE FIRE.

Over Forty Buildings Burned in New York
Town.
ROME On. ". April 5.-Over forty buildings,
many being residences were burned at Theresa,
Jefferson County, this morning. The loss ap-
proaches S25O,00o. Twenty-Five stores aud
shops and twenty dwellings were burned.
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Collanse of a Trust

CHICAGO, April 5.-The Chicago Gas Trust Is
now thing OF The past. 1t is said the new
company, organized under the laws OF New
Jersey, has purchased the entire plant and
franchises CT the Consumers and Chicago Gas
light and Coke companies, and in future VIII
operate them. The new company is called tue
Chicago Gas COMPANY
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Wants an Inyestipation.

BALTIMORE, April 5.--A special to the Sun
says that Captain Howell OF the ship Atlanta has
forward charges to the Navy Department alleg-
Ing that he ana Lieutenant Commander Coupon
were unJustly suspended by signal and kept
under suspension for several days because the
Atlanta, whose engines were disabled failed TO
Keep In position when the squadron of yyolu-
tion was leaving Villafranca.
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The retirement of Miss NJ. E. Lipman
from the ce-principalship of the John
SWEET Grammar School has created an i'm
portant vacancy, and the place is being
sought by Mrs. Bigelow of the same
school and Miss Nora Sullivan of the Mis-
sion Grammar. The Directors are divided
on the question of the apDointment
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ST. LOUIS, April 5.-The Cleveland and Chi
eago go brotherhood clubs played here TO-DAY.
Inc former won by score OF 8 10 z. Base Nils
i, Chicago 2, "
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LONDON, April 5.-Mrs. SHELL Mcorea Is very
III, and has not left her rooms at the Savoy for
FIVE days. She Is suffering mostly from remOrse.
Green wanders around the hotel aimlesSy. No
one is allowed to see tie woman.
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Con Rlordan Iniur.d.

A telegram was received in this city last
evening from Portland. Oregon, that Con
Riordan, who was to have boxed Tom
Fraker ten rounds, has injured his leg aud
will be unable to fight. Paddy German, who
defeated Billy Lynn in three rounds last
Friday evening. will fill the engagement
with FraKer
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Acts Approved.

WASHINGTON, April 5.-The President has
approx the acts granting pensions to George
b. Smith, Minnie A. Bailey and Minerva N Z.
Oliver and the bill providing an American
register for the steamer San Benito OF California.
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presidantial Postmastara

WASHINGTON, April 5.-The President has
made the following appointments: Postmasters
Oakland, Cal. Amasa w. Bishop; Sonoma,
Cal. Miss Emily Hope; Heppner Oregon,
Augustus Mallory Evanston, Wyo., Wilson
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BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.

Fine Playing at the Opening Game Between
Slosson and Cation.
CHICAGO, April 5.-At the opening game OF the
billiard tournament this evening large crowd
was in attendance. The game was between
Slosson, who played 500 to Cations $50 points.
Slosson played remarkable game, making l35
IL "A, and AZ as his high runs. TOtals-Slos-
son, 5Ooi Cation, 1874. Fourteen-inch balk line
was Ihe game. Following Is the score: Slosson-
135, l, 33, %, Z, 10, 20, g 10 13, o, 81, o, 13,
8, ?, n, ., "A, 42-50o; average, 20. Catton-2,
3. o, 8, II, 2. 7, Al, o. o, %, 4, o. g. g. 0, II, o.
l, OBJ; average. 6 7-1O.
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WASHINGTON, April 3D.. F. wardner OF
Fairhaven, Wash, and associates have applied
TO the Comptroller of the Currency for permls
sion to organize the First National Bank at Fair
haven.
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LONDON, April 5.-The race-horse St. Simon,
whose stock is running so we'll. Is earning mis-
owner $50 900 year in the stud The stallion
lsonomy has also been booked fully for the next
three years, the fe,s amounting TO S45, 900 per
aDnum.
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Behrip o ssa Neeotistiors

NEW YORK, April ga special London CABLE
gram TO the Mall and Express says: The nego-
tiations concerning the Behring Sea fisheries are
progressing most satisfactorily. From all that
can hear, arrangements with which both Amer
lea and England are likely TO be content will be
the result.
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DESERVED
PROMOTIONS.
Nelson A. Miles Nominated for
MajOr-GeneraI.
Colonel Benjamin Il. GrierSOn to Succeed
Him as Brisadier.
A Bill Introduced Providing for a National
Banking System-AmendmentS to
the Articles Of War.
Special by the California Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. April 5.-President Harrison
to-day nominated Brigadier-General Nelson A.
Miles TO be Major-General, vice Crock, deceased,
and Colonel Benjamin II. Grierson TO be Brga-
dier-G eneral vice Niles promoted.
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Iowa Miners Prepsrine to Strike

AU"d MIHeTs Preparing 70 otrlKB
FORT DODGE Qowal, April 5.-Diferences In
the scale of wages between operators and miners
In North Des Moines Valley, by the miners re-
fusal TO sign the contracts, will precipltate
strike, Monday, and lockout. Three hundred
miners Will be out OF work
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ACADEMY OF ScIENCEs.-A meeting OF the
California Academy OF Sciences will be held to-
morrow evening. Carl II. Eieenmann Will read
a paper ON =" some Features OF the Flesh
Water Fauna Of South AmeIlca.n
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Judgm.nt bv s,innIo,io,

A stipulation was filed in the Superior
Court yesterday consenting to judgment
OF S1475 In the suit of Fritz D.rking vs..
Bridget Evans, on condition that she con-
vey lot on Fair avenue, east of Mission
street..
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SOUTH AMERICAN TRADE.
a Syndicate Bling Organized in Boston t,
Build American Vssssis

Boston, April 5.-It is reported that a syndi-
cate is being organized In Boston to build twenty
steamships TO engage in cOastwise and foreign
trade as soon The Faiquhar Tonnage BIZ
pass es Congress. Tie plan is 10 build ships OF
the best type for freight and passenger business;
TO build Them IN American snip-yards, entirely
OF American material and 10 sail them under the
American flag. Some will engage in the South
American Trade
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Ordered to the Charleston,

WASHINGTON, April 5.-Cadets B. Fl. Fuller,
Thomas p Magruder, r. E. Carney and L, O.
Cole have been detached from the Iroquois and
ordered to the Charleston.
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preferred by Mrs. Alice Wood of Philllpsburg.
n. D., wlIe number one. who claims that Wood
married Ida Bell Mann at Buffalo last December
ana mas been living with her since. She was
married to Wood December %, 1888. Wood Is
In custody awaiting bail
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Arkansa. State Expo,ition As,.eia,ion.

WIT TO 11AP0s4tIUH AssJCIdtlUHs
LITTLE ROCK, April Sat a meeting he
mere lhis evening State exposition association
was organized with capital stock OF 81 100, 900.
Inc following officers were elected: j. H. Nc
Carlhy, PRESIDENT; }. b. Sutter, Secretary; Lo,
gan Ii. Roots Treasurer.
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The will of Charles Villedieu, who died
on the 1st. leaving liquor-store at Post
and Larkin streets worth $500, has been
filed. TestatOr beQueathed everything to
his widow
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A MIDNIGHT FIRE.
Philadelphia Tee, Coffee ard Spice Manu-
factorv Desrroved

PHILADELPHIA, April Ga fire at midnight
destf foyed the tea, coffee and spice house OF Mid
dietOn & Co. The loss on stock is $50 coo. Tie
Fay orile Manufacturing Company, adjoining,
carry ing large stock OF extracts, was damaged
10 lie extent OF 81 1900. Other losses reach an
aggregate OF $1,000; The loss on buildings is
$4,000. Several htemen were over come by
smoke and ue.gDer fumes
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AMERICANS IN LONDON.
Several Wel-Knowu Ladies ATTEND Mrs. Ron
alds' Party.

LONDON, April 5.-At Mrs. Ronalds' party to-
night, her handsome son assisting were present
Mrs. John w. Mackay, Mrs. Bradley Martin,
Mrs. Marshall o. Roberts, Marchesa Murphy
and daughter, Miss Minnie Pueston. Mrs.
Mac ay wore d cream satin trimmed with beaver
and gold Lace, with but few jewels. Mrs. Martin
blazed With diamonds. Mrs. Roberts wore a robe
OF black velvet and necklace OF magnificent
pearls. Sir Arthur Sullivan accompanied Mrs
Ronalds on the plano When she sang. Several
society amateurs also helped to make the time
ENJOYABLE.
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MrsteriouslY Disappeared.

SPRINGFIELD (Ohlo). April 5.-Isaac Gobhart
Of Osborn, Ohio, is missing. He Is worth a
quarter OF a million, and was last heard of on
Friday week last at the house OF his sweetheart.
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Clear of Ice

PENINSULA HARBoR, April 5.-The Ice has
all left the north shore Of Lake Superior and the
harbor is now completely clear, month earlier
than usual.
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BLOWN TO FRAGMENTS.

Two Lives Lost BY Dynamite Explosion in
New York storehouss.
NEW YORK, April 5.-An explosion Of dyna-
mite In Ditimar & Co.'s storehouse wrecked the
premises aud blew James Ii. Kellmeir and Max
ShuliZ TO fragments.
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hours. As seen from Benicfa, CdI
to moisture existing in such a direction in
the atmospheric strata as to render re-
peated reflections of the sun or Of the sun
light visible to observers. With regard to
rainbows singly. it is we'll known that they
are caused by the globues OF water In the
rainy cloud acting as prisms on the white
rays OF sunlight, decomposing them into
the true original hues belonging to the
light of each of the constituent elements
OF the sun; while the white sunlight is
the product Of blending of many hues. In
passing through a medium of water or at
mosphere, rays of light are bent from
straight line In proportion to the density Of
the medium through which they pass
When the ray strikes the concave side of
the glObule of water opposite to the side on
which it entered, it is partly reflected back,
and being recuryed by the refractive pow
ers OF the globules forms q fainter repeti-
ton OF the first arc OF cOl0rs, external TO it,
and In reversed order, :he red being in
nermoSt. The astronomer HALEY on one
occasion saw three rainbows, one of which
being produced by the reflection of the sun
from the surface of a river interlaced the
others, whereas the series are more gener-
ally seen in successive layers, with short
intervals between them. 1t is not generally
known that each spectator sees separate
arc which accords with his own stand
point.
Inc lar more Striking appearance OF
mock suns is seen when the globules OF
water are condensed into crystallizations of
ice, as FIRE quently occurs in the higher at
mOsphere, in those Elementary clouds
known as cirrus. These crystallizations
assume, when the atmosphere is calm, a
vertical pos ition, and the sun and moon, il
near the horizon, are reelected in them as in
a mirror, several images being sometimes
seen under favorable circumstances. The
haloS surrounding these reflections are also
due to the frozen globules, which also in-
vert tie usual order of the rainbow hues,
the red being inside instead of outside.
Probably some of the rainbows seen in
the East were caused by the suns reflection
from water in the vicinity where they were
observed. Formerly such appearances as
mock suns were attributed to those atmos-
pherlc conditions that cause the mirage, but
the most recent scientific researches and
experiments show that cold in the upper at
mospberlc strata can produce such effects.
The accompanying diagram explains the
elaborate extensions sometimes seen in con-
nection with this phenomenon. This atmos-
pheric display was observed at Benicia,
Cal, on the 10th of May, 1858, lasting two
hours, but such instances are of rare occur
renee IN the temperate regions.
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Alb, mis- r. anusaranne

PARIS, April 5.-Albonrs appearance at the
age oil 63 years ON the stage OF the Grand Opera
created sensation. Sybil Sanderson. who has
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OLEAN On. Y) April 5.-Rev. j hn Douqherty
Wood, a Methodist Minister at Po 1t Allegheney.
Pa, has been arrested and charge with bgamy.
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PRUssIAN HORSES.

a Great National Exhibition of Stock to B,
Held at Berlin.
BERLIN, April 5.-A great national horse show
Will be held hsre in June. The purpose OF the
exhibition is TO illustrate the great results at
famed in Prussia aud other German States In
breeding fine horses. a particular feature VIII
be Tie exhibition OF stations ana mares raised ia
the royal PTussian studs at Trakehnen, Gradllz
and beberbeck. Ali parts Of Germany will be
Tepi eseuted by exhibits OF saddle, carriage,
work and heavy draft horses. Horses VIII be
exhibited under the saddle and In single aud
double harness. The Prince Of Convey, Presi-
dent OF the Union Cub the great sporting or
IalHemeuLs
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Chinese PR Opened.

LONDON, April 5.-The Times co correspondent
at Shanghai says the decree opening Shrinking
has been signed by the British Minister at
Peklng.
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been much oyerworked. was taken suddenly m.
and the curtain WAS lowered. AbOn vOlun-
teered from The audience TO take Sanderson's
place, and sang through Norma" with all her
old ferYor.
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MARLBoRoUGH sNUBBED.

The Prince Of Wales Refuses to Recognize
Him at Paris.
PARIS, April 5.-The principal subject. OF
gossip here is the cut given the Duke OF MARI
borough by the Prince of Wales Wednesday.
!MaIlDorongh saw the Prince as the latter passed
tLnIo9gh Pafis on his way to Cannes. Wednes-
9ay marIDorough met the Prince on the Rue ST.
n nonoie anu raised his hat. The Prince cut him
oeau' 1he cause OF the quarrel is upkpown
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GEORGE w. CHILDs.
The Rumor That He Has Embraced the Catho-
lie Faith napied

PHILADELPHIA. April 5.-George William
Childs denies the rumor that lie has embraced
the Catholic faith. He says he has no Idea OF
leaving the Episcopal Church.
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JUSTLY PUNISHED.

Conviction Of Clerk Who Tried to Blackman
Bismarck
BERLIN, April 5.-Ferdlnand Bunke, a clerk,
attempted to blackmai Bismarck. He wrote
Threatening letters. In which be said he would
make public some Of the ex-Chancellor's pre-
Ended o1enses unless the payment was made TO
BUN OF nfiy marks. He was arrested and SEN
fenced 10 three months Imprisonment This is
the man who threw brick at Bismarck month
sRo whlle the iaiter was entering the royal
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THE mailman MURDER.

Daughter Arrested on a Charge Of Being
nn Acccmplice.
LEAvENw ORTIZ, April 5.-Mrs. Mary Rout-
Zahn, daughter of the murdered Mrs. Mailman,
was arrested tonight on charge of being an
aeeomplice In the killing. She betrayed but
little emotion.
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LoNDoN's POLICE.

4uty UeMHHu hH9fter dours and Increased
Pay.
LONDON, April 5.-The police have made
demand for shorter hours and increased pay.
Inc demand Is accompanied by threat OF
general strike unless both requirements are
agreed to. ~
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MARYLAND's Ex-TREAsURER.
Archer's Peculatons Found to Have Begun
Snnn Altar His EIantinn

BALTIMORE. April 6.-InvestigatIon reveals
that State Treasurer Archer's defalcation will
reach $4,000. The peculations began soon
after his election in 1886. Bonds and State Sc
curiiies we're hypothecated and many coupon
bonds were sold outright.
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French Torpedc-Boat,

French Torpedc-Boats,
PARIS, April 5-The Minister of Marine has
ordered the construction OF thirty first-cass tor
pedO-boats.
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HOW my SIDE ACHES!

AN Aching Sides and Back, Hip Kidney ana
SSEA Uterine Pains, Rheumatic. Sciatic, Neural
EsMgic, Sharp and Shooting Pains, relieved
fSlAn one minute by the Cuticura Anti
Pain Plaster. The irst and only palI-kidinE
plaster, perfect, instantaneous never-failing
tidote 10 pain, Inflammation and weakness Espe-
cial adapted relieve female pains and weaknesses
At all druggists, % cents; or of POTTER DRUG AN1
CHEMIcAL CoRPoRArIoN. Boston, Mass
oel5 MoThSu 1y
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-03-19

A New York syndicate offers to
erect telegraph lines for the use OF
the Government and give the peo-
pie cheap uniform rate for tele-
grams. The company propose to
use the Patten multiplex telegraph
system, build and maintain the
lines needed, furnish operators,
power and stationery, and to have
the right to build over all postal
roads. They ask exemption from
Federaland State taxation. In
cities where posto ffices are crowd
ed the syndicate will furnish its
own offices.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-03-19

THE SAME HERE.-Governmeni
officials flood this Office with
blanks, requesting us to fill then
out with data which would re.
quire much time to collect. We
like to work, but not for nothing,
even for Uncle Sam, whom we
love so well. But where are the
Poppycockological Survey tramps,
who loaf, hunt and fish around
here all Summer? Are they not
paid to perform this work which
the head OF the Bureau tries to
shirk upon somebody else?-
Homer Index
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-03-19

There are $4,000 negroes now
In Oklahoma, and by Spring there
will be $4,000. The exodus from
North Carolina is in that direction.
They claim that this territory was
prsmised them by President Lin
coin and the Republican party,
and that they intend to make Ok
lahoma q negro State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-03-19

Nearly all Of the $50 national
banks that were repositories OF
Government funds have respond
ed to Secretary WINDOWS call for
a portion Of the funds. The bonds
surrendered amount to 81, O7S, 500,
twice the amount called for, and
IS banks are discontinued as de-
positories.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-03-19
IN THE
DISTRICT COURT
OF THE
STATE OF NEVADA,
IN AND FOR THE
County of Ormsby.
In the Matter of A. S. Bryantj Notice from
an Court
lnSOlvent Debtor. to Creditoys

In the Matter of A. S. Bryantj Notice from
an Court
Insolvent Debtor. to Creditors
Pursuant to an order of the Honorable
L. II. Wells, Judge of the said District
Court, notice is hereby given to all the
creditors of the said Insolvent, A. s. Bry-
ant to be and appear before the Honorable
Judge Rising, Judge of said Court, in open
Court, at the Court room, of said Court in
carson City, Ormsby County, Nevada, on
the 3lst day Of March, 1ss0 at 10 O'Clock ..
m. OF that day then and there to show
cause, IL any they can, why the. prayer
SAID insolvent should not be granted ana
an assignment of his estate be made and
ne be discharged from his debts and la
biuties in pursuance OF the Statute, n
such case made and provided, and In tns
&ll proceedings against said IN
solvent be stayed.
witness my hand and the
(SKAL) seal of said Court this 28t4
day of Feb, A. D., 1890.
WI. HY DoANE. Clerk. -
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MORNING APPEAL
wEDNES DAY MARCH 10
NEW GUNS.

Experiments recently mad
with the dynamite guns which ar
mounted on the ship-ofware Yes
uvius tend to show almost conclu
sively that the new gun is an en-
tire success. The Vesuvius was
anchored in Delaware river, and
the dynamite guns tested for dis
lance, without much regard TO ac-
curacy of aim. The first project
lie attained a range of $500 feet
and exploded, as predicted, 5.5
seconds after striking. The sec
ond reached distance of $3.50
feet and burst as certified after
one second.
1t is understood that two of
these dynamite cannon are to be
placed on Point Labos, the point
which forms the southern entrance
to the Golden Gate. 1t does not
require professional artiller.st to
see if these guns can drop a dyn-
amite-loaded shell on the deck of
a hostile vessel at a distance of |
5000 or 1000 feet it will be no easy
matter for an enemy's squadron
to force its way into the harbor,
or even to lie off the ocean beach
and shell the city at long range.
Tt must be conceded that this
dynamite gun is genuine inven-
ton or discovery and a most i'm
portant addition to the implements
of warefare. Nearly every one is
familiar, at least in theory, with
the effect of shot and shell, such
as are used in cannon of ordinary
types, but it is not easy to even
imagine the havoc which would be
created by the bursting of a shell
loaded with a heavy charge of dy-
Mantle. One who has seen the
that can be.wrought by
; few drops of nitro-glycerine or
by single giant-powder cartridge
nay possibly from some faint idea
If what the dynamite gun will do
,ut even he cannot estimate the
cumulative force OF a large quaint. !
y of the terrible explosive.
1t is believed that this test will
insure the acceptance of the
Tesuvius. If so, it will probably
q followed by the construction of
ther vessels of this kind for har-
or defense and by tho making of
lore of the dynamite guns, for
hey are the most destructive
eapon which human ingenuity
as ever yet devised.-S. F. Chron-
lie.
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CAPITOL MARKET

Opposite the state Capitol. Car
son Street.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-03-19

Shiloh's Vitalizer is what you
want for Constipation, Loss in Ap-
petite, Dizziness, and all symptoms
of Dyspepsia. Price 10and rs cents
per bottle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-03-19

Catarrh Cured, health and sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh's Cat
rarh Remedy. Price so cents. Nasal
Injector free.
Group, Whooping Cough and
Bronchitis Immediately relieved
by Shiloh's Cure.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-03-19
Carson Water Works.

fSHME RENkAyOi a0 oY.,
4 Com pany are supplied with .watol
from the Sierra Nevada. ~ analysia
thiswater Ia shown to Be perfectly free
from all iMnurities. The mains 81 tlia
company having heen. laid In ali IL
principal streets Of the lity, the vafe
srendsrsd available 70 al within the
stables, etc. supplied On favera bl,
vAnDoN VHCna ooMRANY,
o0oe asxt - Wells. Iusge . CVs.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-03-19

Sleepless nights, made miser-
able by that terrible cough.
Shiloh's Cure is the remedy for
you.
Arizona republican., 1890-07-08
PREFERRED LOCALS.

FOR RENT-Centrally situated resi- dence of three rooms; cool and pleasant. Apply at this office.
 Girl to wait on table at restaurant wanted at once. Apply at REPUBLICAN business office.
 Parties wanting seedless Sultana and Muscat grapes for canning, etc., leave orders at Phoenix Bakery. 39-1m
 For a first-class breakfast go to the Maricopa House, at Maricopa.
 If you want A l hobby fit call on Nicholson the Tailor.
 Cheap rooms, free bath, at the Ven dome.
 Call on Jim Bradbury for the coolest glass of beer in the city,
 A choice line of imported cigars at Bradbury's, on Washington street.
 Bradbury's, on Washington street, is the place to drop Tn for an ice cold glass of beer, or for drink of the choicest old Bourbon whisky sold in the city of Phoenix.
 Nicholson the Tailor has received an elegant line of trouserings and suitings light goods to suit the season.