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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-15
Yailroaos & Steamboats
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains In Eject June
2sth, 1891.

corSG WEsr-sB A. n. for Levisson
zasIlznd, PostizsS, Boston And Montreal, 80 4.
y ,or HAilovel. Gardiner and South Gardiner;
"a 4. n. Tor Levfston. tasnangt q, X ekiand,
s,s,r gra1s ~fes. Portland and Boston connect
tsssf White Mountains and Qrs6ec; LIZ r. n.
-, HAlloveii, Gardiner and south Gardiner; AIS
sx for Brunswick. Bath, KoekiAnd. Portland,
Ssrs,ssl; sS p. M. for HAiioweI, Gardiner and
sath Gzrfinsr; ii.oc r. NJ might Pullman for
GSvi,ton, Bath, Portland and Boston
GOING EAsT-2.i0 A. n. might sxprsssl tor
sso.hsgas, Belfast, Bxngor, Bar Harbof. Bt.
st,ahe1s ~. John and Aroostoek Cc1nfy, IS A.
II Tor Fa,sryilis. and skowhsgan. proyfnsiai
Erpss. eayes Hatervtiie for ssngo', Bar Har-
sor sad ), John. 81 10 r. NJ 2s p. n. ex-
t,es. for WatsryiIis, Sewpori, DsVsr, Foxe,oft,
ssasor, Bar Harbor 4od 81. John s.is r. n. Tor
H.tsrYille. sh0vhesan. OAKLAND. tsonseetipz
vfih sonefsst RaIlssy) Beifasc. Dover and Fox
nor County; In r n. for " steryiiIe, and s.i7
IN sundays only, for Bangor.
fh% Nlght Pullman Trains run each way every
sizht, sundays Included. but not 20 skovhegsn n
beyond Bangor, excepting 70 Bas HArbof. On San
m day sspress trains going West NJ i022 :.
N snd fast at "a =. VI. rnn daily. Sundays IN
clsded between Boston, Lewiston. Bath Rock
and Bar Harbor and St John
caves South Gardiner. s.25 A. NJ, le 80 and IS
p NJ Gardiner, bB A. NJ; 100 and AS p n. /;
ualozell. 80 a. N, LIZ and +ss P n.
through tickets % California and all points
soqth sld West may be had Of ". H. Walker
tlskrt 81, at Augusta, the only ofics Ia Augusta
sSpsBss.
PAYsOs TUCKER, Vice Pres. & Gen'i Manager
y E BOOIHBY, Gent Pass. and Ticket Agt.
Portland, June ~. 1891
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asw York Money Markst

INV YORK. Aug IT.
Money on call easy. ranging from II to4.
Prime paper At 5ia7l.
Government bonds. dull, firm.
Railroad bopds, dull, generally steady
The following are the closing quotations Of &C
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|1aE SRIzRD BOATS
Nov At Indian Island, n. B,
Awaiting DsIehpmsnts.
Capt. Pratt Offers to Gi7s Them up II
0ynsrs WaiY,
Ct .:ns fos Indsmnity-0cvsslmsnt's
Prompt Action eavsd Em.

EAsrroRr, Aug. 1.-The six fshing
boats seiz d BY the Dominion cruiser Dream,
July l6. are now at Indian Island, N. B.,
half 8 mile from here, and Capt; Pratt
ofers to give III IN up to the owners. pro-
vided ,hM they sign . pspsr waving in
demnity. one of the owners has signed,
but the others have refused, claiming that
the bo.ts have been injured by chatting,
etc It is thought here that tomorrow the
Dream will deliver all Of the bosts either
at our whsrves or on the fishing grounds
where they were seized. This probably
ends the matter, as it il virtual acknowl-
sagment that the seizares were all wrong.
Had it OF been for the prompt action taken
by the United States Government the boats
would do lbtIess have been sold at auction
weeks ago.
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FUNERAL SERVICES
Over the Remains OF the LNts James
Russell, Lowell.

Rosrox. Aug. l4.-Simple but impress
i've funeral services over the remains Of
the late James Russell Lowell were held in
Appleton Chapel, Cambridge. at noon, Fri.
day. The chspel was crowded to over
flowing. Seldom has there been witnessed
such gathering Of those distinguished in
literary and other professions as gathered
to pay the last tribute Of love and respect
to the deceased author. critic, poet and
diplomstist. Bishop Phillips Brooks and
Rev. William Lawrence tfficiated. The
honorary pail bearers were Charles w.
Eliot, president Harvard College, George
William Curtis, Oliver Wendell Holmes,
w. d. Holmes, Christopher z. Cranch,
Chsrles Eliot Norton, Prof. Child, C. +.
Choate, John Holmes and Prof. Bartlett.
Floral tributes were very few in number
and modest in character. The body Was
not exposed to view and was taken to
Mount Auburn immediately after the ser
vices at the chapel, followed by some Is
carriages. There were no services at the
grave. As the body was being conveyed to
Mount Auburn, church bells throughout
the city we're tolled and hsgs placed ss hslf
mast
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AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY.
Offices Clio. ed-Manager Disappeared
People Want Their Money.

New YORK. Aug. 1.-THE closed Offices
Of he agents of he American Trust Com.
pany, I7S Brosdsav, are visited daily by
our Of town people who have lost money by
the company The manager Of the con-
cern, ,Aielbert l.. Eastman, has disappeared.
The concern had brs Ines 1t Fort Worth,
Texss, and elsewhere. Il organized sew
erai banks in Texis and Louisiana, one Of
which is The First Nstiopsl Bank Of Lake
Charles, Ls. During the past "a hours
complaints have come from various towns
in Maine, saying that the people there
trusted money to the American Trust Com
pany and are sufferers.
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sPAaKe PROM MAIHB wInHs.

The attempts Of F. J. Leonard Of Port
land to revive base ball in Lewiston has
failed.
Melville Rsitt, an unmarried farmer Of
Eliot, Me-, aged 35, fell while working on
his barn Thursday and died in few hours.
The Portland Club, Friday afternoon,
gave 3 reception to Hon. T. B. Reed al
their club hou.e on Diamond Island. A
clam bake was served.
Wednesday, Aug. 10, there is to be ten
mile foot race at the Bath trotting park.
Also one-mile race, ball game and ten
round set to by Ed McKinnon Of Bath and
Bert Kingsbury Of Brunswick.
The ninete enth annual meeting Of the
Msi1e State Jersey Cattle Association will
be held at the G. A. r. hall, Winthrop, at
O'Clock P. NJ. Saturday, August 20, fol
the election Of officers and The transaction
Of any other business that may properly be
nYespnted
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skeleton Fouud-Pfobably Suicide

NEwBuRYpoRr. Mass, Aug. l4.-While
George Bray Of Newbury and hired man
were loading hay from hay stack which
had been standing over 9 year, they came
upon the skeleton Of . man. II had the
appearance of having been there several
months. and was dressed in dark winter
clothes and heavy ovefcoAt. There was
nothing in the pockets to identify the man
About two feet from were the body was
found lay barrel revolver, with two
chambers empty. It looks like suicide
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PRESS COMMENT.
Hon. William Freeman.
MAINE Farmer.

Governor Burleigh has sppointed Hon.
William Freeman Of ChsFfyneld delegate
to the Ith annual session Of the National
Fsrmers' Congress Of the United States. to
be held ss SedaliA, Mo-, November 10. 1891.
Another delegate will be appointed and also
two alternates. Where are the men who
are anxious for glory ct the expense OF
their pocsetbooksf The appropriation for
necessary expenses WAS defeated in COM
mistee. Mr.. Freeman has ably fepreseut
ed the state twice ss this Congress and bis
acceptance now 10 cause far corgfstula-
ton,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-15

Oracle oiiman in her -lcep tor
hm'r- nj ? time. No appetite. The
De,ti; Angel drew near, bat the LES
q III N1. at land--DkNA'- ~ARSA-
PAllli i elyu her good appetite:
bsO5Gilt tA+ roses back 10 her
checks ant 2iVr ter refreshing
steep Hii.! lae father and mother are very
gr.tt fHl ;4r l.. DO you wonder al it:
Hearts are breaking with agony
every day "a the little arms clasp
papa'S and mama, for the last time.
III Dh Parents, Danish disease.
banie death, hy using thc Great
Remedy while you may.
DON"r LET YOER CHILD DIE!
Dana sarsaparila Co. Belfast, sains.
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cystic RACES.

Three Thousand Ps ople Witness the II st
Days Tret.ing.
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JOB PRINTING

Tor which our establishment is justly
noted all over the State. Our prices
cannot be beaten on the same grade
Of stock and work. Correspondence
solicited. BURLEIGH l. FLYNT.
Augusta, Maine
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MUCH DISTRESS
Caused By The Shutting Down
Of Rn6ush Iron Yells.
Thousands Out II nphymaat...All.
drtds On Verge Of StalIlnaa.
Public wosks to Bs Started 70 -.
nsve the Pssesat oaf1egipg.

LONDON, Aug. IL ow;ag 10 the DE-
preston n sas ION sFAds operations q
ptry Of ne p. .,c.Sal ron vofks In Cvn-
bef'L I'd Iiss.ies have been suspended for
some ..-ns pas, sad ias iaabiii.J Of ths
wosfmen to proc, employ .asnt 10 caas,ng
most acuas as.sess. 81 saoufand men
were .hropa out Of employ .nsnt By the
stoppage Of the works snd . lsrgs number
txve o. led noting for . year. Hope Of
- works st.. ,sng up las been abandoned
now. snd .he outlook for the coming winter
10 Of ne gloon iest na,ere. Families Of
,,e ron wo;kers, men. women and children.
all shov s.aces Of tie ps .vaa ons they have
suffered Trough ne ersofced idlsness OF
fie breadw inners. Hundreds are On the
verge Of o. rvAson. 30 serious has the
situAiion become vat ffe authorities have
decided to start pubic works to give en-
ploy ment TO many OF the idle men In the
d's.fict snd thus aveit the thfsatsnsd
famine,
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SOMERSET RAILWAY,

Conrnenoing Monday, jane 18th, 1897, train.
viii run as follows, connecting At Oakland With
Malus Central Railroad.
For Boston. Portland. Lewiston, wsteryiiis. An
fasta, bhOghegan and Bangor
Passenger trains leave bingham. GA n.
- > ~, 5olon, s52 A. NJ. 1885 Cara
IA tpla. 1884 A. 'i.o6 P. NJ. Emtden. 7o2
An, 1P ~. North AGson. ~ A NJ, 80 ~
" Ans0u, IN A. ". ~ P, NJ, Madison, 70 A
NJ 2ge p. NJ o., Horridgev0ck. 750 a. NJ. AL p.
y Bangs siding. u % A. t226 r. VI, sawtcle
Crossing. 's,0s A -. .z.S2 r NJ. arrive Oakland
s.6A, $50 Pm
From BoitOu, Portland, Lewiston, Augusta, Wa
terytus, 5kovhesan nd Bangor
Passenger trains leave Oakland, g.05 A ", "
p. " saWtele Crossing, .9.zo A. NJ. IS 90 s., ~,
BAnzs siding, - ~ A. NJ. '5.W y. Norrdge
soek pa a. a,, 5.ii .. NJ. Madison, 81 4. &,
5Br. Ansob. Q 70 \ NJ, - p. NJ North An
.ou 10 % A NJ. $50 ? NJ; kmbden. 1890 A. Nj.
go p "; Carsatunk Falls. 10 v A.. NJ, d u =.
N Solon, 10 IS A. n, 6.s p NJ, arrive Bingham,
il.lG A.. NJ. 645 =. ".
.FlAg st tloas, at which trains stop on signal or
notice 10 conductor. Mixed between Bingham
and North Anson. WIN NJ. AVER, 5upt-
ssptf1tf
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Fire Chiefs Ia 6sssi On.

SfRlsGFIELD, Mass, Aug. IL AT this
mornings session Of the convention Of fire
chiefs, the secretary announced the follow
ing committees: Executive, II. Bonner.
New York; q. LaMoine, Michigan; c. E.
BundeIl, Pennsylvania; Il. Heinmil,er,
Ohio; Charles Whiteside. Tennessee; w.
Puder, Georgia; F. L. O'Niel, South Care.
lima; Matt Solan, Alabams. Auditing, g.
". Taylor, J. d. Sweeney, A. C. Hen
bricks. The convention adjourned sine
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Raw. Dr.. John Henry Hopkins Dead

TRoY, N. Y, Aug. l4.-Rev. DR.. John
Henry Hopkins, one Of the most disin-
guished cleYgymen Of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church Of America, died last evening
near Hudson. DR.. Hopkins was born Oct.
28, 1920, at Pittsburg, Pa. His father
aftefward became first bishop Of Vermont
DIR. Hopkins graduated st the University
Of Vermont, at Burlington, in 1888,
and graduated at the General Theological
Seminary of the Protestant Episcnpal
Church. He was ordained deacon in 1850,
edited the Church Journal from February.
1858, to May, 1868, and was ordsinsd
pYiest in 1872.
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PiTs at Lynn.

LYNN, Mass Aug. 1.-The large bread
ard cracker bakery, owned Alderman H
Holden, was partially destroyed by nre this
afternoon. The weekly supply Of brown
bread in the ovens 10 . total loss. The
building. two-story pitch-roof structure,
with ell. was badly gutted. The loss on
the building and business 10 $1,000; insur-
ance, $4,000.
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No Truth Ia the Report.

wAsHrseroS. Aug. IA Acting Secre-
tary Ne,tleton desires to have it stated that
the dispatch sent out last night relating to
the l 2 per cent. loan, was rot authorized
by the department or by any official or per-
son having authority for the department.
Its conclusions and implications do not re-
present any efficial opinion affecting the
status of the 4 1-2 percent loan.
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John C. Avsry's Assets ana Liabilities.

New YORK, Aug. IA The schedules Of
J ohm C. Avery, broker in investment scout
titles. lis Broadway, show liabilities Of
s4s,9ls. The nominal assets are s437 ,220 !;
actual, s65 371. The nominal assets in.
clude 1888 300 Of stock 10 the Continental
Land and Securities Company, 1l5 Broad
way and Denver, which failed, Of which
Mr. Avery was president. The pDperty
Of the company is about to be sold under 8
foreclosure.
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$4,000 MISSING
From I Cincinnati, Ohio, Build
Ink Associations s Funds.
Successful Grand Circuit Raess Closed
It RoehsstaP, I. I.
Belle Hamltn end Just1na Fail to Lower
fhsh Record OF 2 II.

CINCINNATI. Ohio, Aug. 14.-It 10 stated
that Jacob Franzred. ex- secretary Of the
Camp Washington Building Association OF
this city, has missppropfia.ed $4,000 Of
the funds Of that association. Fransred 10
still in the city and says II he 10 arrested he
will expose several other persons. He was
secretary Of several other building associa-
tons, among them the Allsmania, which
charges that he il defaultef to 1t for
$4,000.
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meteorological Report.

Aug. a, 1891. II P. MI
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The Const ellation Delayed.

NEWPORT, r L. Aug. IA United States
sasmer Constellation has been delsyed in
her cruise. To-day 'be divers Of the torpedo
s-stion are at work repairing the damage
sustained BY grounding twice during her
cruise. Two plates are Lest and her keel
chafed. She will probably sail tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-15

SARAroGA, n. Y, Aug 14-At the
second ezra day Of the second meeting Of
the races the owners handicap, purse $500.
5 IL fu,lopgs, Princess Bowling vou, time
1914 Pure $500, mile and fuflons,
Bermuda won, time So IA. Purse $50,
8 furiones. Baldy Hoo won, time l.29.
Pu.se 81 so. Red Fellow won. time 43
Pr-.s sGo0, furlones. Busted won, fine
I1A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-15

WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. 1.-THE
following changes in the postal service in
Msine, are announced: Perhsm, Aroos-
took Co. Change base Of supply to Carbon,
ls miles, instead Of East Perham, - an
nounced In Q recent bulletin.
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Murphy Whipped Grima.

NHw YORK, Aug. 14.-Advices from sgd
ney. N. 8. w., state that the Prize eight be-
tween Biliv Murphy and young Griffin for .
purse Of k2s0 and the lishs<eighs cham
pionship of the world ended in Murphy
winning in II rounds.
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EXPANSION OF eTBEL.
Delicate Experiments euoosssfully
Performed by College PTofsssors.

WATERvILLE, Aug. 14-Professors Ed
ward W. Morley Of Adelbert University.
Ohio, and W. A. Rogers of Colby Uriver-
sity, have completed series Of expert
ments at the Shannon Physical Laboratory
for the deter mination Of III, absolute CO.
efficiency of the expansion Of steel between
he limits of freezing and boiling points
expressed in terms Of wave lengths Of
sodium lights. As far IS is known the ex-
pertinent wss never before successfully
accomplished.
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And S,yen Wounded by Explosion Of .
Powder Mill,

CINCINNATI, Aug. IA special to the
Times Sc.r l.om Jronton, Ot'o, says: A
powder mill . shol. dis nee below Hrn.
ioeton. West Virginia. exploded ti'is morn
ing. Three men were killed and seven
wounded.
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Gone Into Insolvency.

BosToN, Aug. IA Samuel N. Neal,
trunk manufacturer and dealer, under the
name Of Nathan. Neal & Co. recently
sssigned, and unable to settle with his
creditors, has gone into insolvency. His
creditors sre offered 10 cents on the dollar.
Liabilities S25, ,924.
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copso...msn ,hu q. Gamble Dssd.

YAsKror. s D, Aug. IL John b.
Gxmhls died at bis b me In this this ciy
this m ,rbinq Of paralysis Of The heart. He
vas elected Congsessms, from South De-.
kots by the Republicans last fall. A special
election will be nece.a'y 10 all the Va
csncy.
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ndrosooggin q. A. r. Boys 10 Camp.
LIvGRMoRE FAILS. Aug. 1.-THE An.
d-oscoggin county g. A. R. Association
cid their annual meeting at the East Liver
more camp grounds today. There was 4
large attendance. Aliens full band ws'
present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-15

Justina, Globe and Belle HAmlin made
miserable attempt to break 'he record Of
2.l4. Justina and Hamlin were off their
feet most Of the time. The exhibition was
4 failure. Time 9 20.
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Commander In Chief PaImss's Ad-
iutant.

ALBANY. N. Y, Aug. l4-Capt. John
Palmer. commander.in-chief Of the G. A. R.
selected % sdjutant-seneral. Col. Frederick
Phisterer, acting assistant adjutant general
Of the state of New York.
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The Weeks Failures.

New YoRx, Aug. 1.-THE failures for
the last seven days, reported by Dun &
Russell, number for the United States 202 !;
corresponding week last year. ia in the
United States.
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JUMPED FROM TIE WINDOW
While She was Demented and was In.
stantly Killed.

PORTLAND, Aug. l4.-Mrs. Mary Spear,
aged 10 years, jumped from the fourth
story window at the Greedy hospital this
afternoon and was killed. The woman
was demented.
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On wav to Bar Harb u.

BoorHBAY HARBoR. Aug. IA Steam
yacht Hslcyon Of the Few York Club. E
Potter, owner, from Gloucester, bound to
Bar Harbor, srrived tonight.
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Bosrox. Aug. IA The Mystic Park
racer ended today in the presence Of 5000
people.
a.s5r PACING. rUgsK tsoo. DIVIDED.
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SIGNAL sBRvIC1


Weather Indications for the Next "A
Houis.
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Do YOU LOVE YOUR CHILD?

Gracle Gilman
Eves iE Dexter,
Ne, and sile Is
the ligii. Of her
little home. A
short time $50
siI, l.gan to fail.
The glow OF
igalih ieft her
clleeLs they Is'-
came colorlcss.
she -grCS merry.
! Gsz~ uiitl not
l>isep veil.
eN 5titi grOan
AMI cry <5tlf
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WAs DE 4rTnHn-,
Once Of tie Chief Signal Officer,
WAsHIEeroN, Aug. Is A. NJ
For Meine; SoutherIy winds; fair till
Saturday night; stationary Temperature on
c,ast; warmer in interior; local showers.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-08-08
Races at Steamboat.

The Nevada Jockey Cluh. hav.
ing thoroughly organized .uder
the direction of John f. Murphy
President, John Deieaaaty, See,
will give a regular series Of RAGS
every sunday hereaf er until the
close OF the season.
The principal race on Sunday
next, August 9Th will be a half
mile dash, for a purse of $500.
The following entries have al
ready been made, viz: VIM.
Thompson enters Joe, Mr.. Topper
enters Charges, Lou Winters en-
teEs Alcatraz. Other entries will
also be made.
Beside this, the Base Ball game
will be played, and all can feel 3
sured OF d good days sport under
the direction of the popular pro-
ptietor OF Steamboat springs.
Special rates over the V. : 7. L.
r. from all points.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-08-08
"Whoa. There! Whoa.'

The Reno Gazette OF thursday
has a long article on overland
stage drivers 1t has this to say
OF Silly Blackmore, the driver OF
the Pinenut stage:
. Billy Bla K more was noted for
his devotion to duty his foot WAS
always on the brake, with stock
always in hand and whip ready to
touch a leader. Billy was so at
tentive while on duty that his
nightmares were a repetition Of
his run, ana when asleep his
dreams were always OF tie dan
gerous places on the down grade.
At sufh times he would pull him
self up by the blankets ana press
the foot board eff the bed. NUT
teTiug Whoa. there whoa !
believing ali the time he was
bearing down n the brake. He
WIS d terror to the landlords,
who finally adopted the plan II
building bedsteads that he
couldn't kick down."
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-08-08
N.cEwe2 Shot Al.

Arthur McEwen, the we'll known
newspaper writer, had a very mar
row escape few days ago from
being killed. Frank ] Momtt,
the Editor OF the Oakland Times,
fred Il shot at NcEwen a9d tried
TO send his soul into eternity. 1t
appears that McEwen tried to
coIleet paw from Noflitt for certain
articles that he had written for
the Times. Mofitt refused to set
tie and quarrel ensued. \ pis-
tol was dIawn by MofIitt aud
pointed at McEwen. The latter
thrsw up his hands and told the
former it would not be fair to the
insurance compani s for him to
shoot. Mof1itt fired, the bah pass
ing through McEwen' $ coat leeve.
After further Disc ssion Ioffftt
paid McEwen his bill.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-08-08
First-class Recommendation.

San FRANCISCO. June 10, 81.
To Whom it May Concern:-
THIS ia to certify hat the bearer,
George n. Barnes, has worked in
our factory (Dowing IT 81 several
months at tuning, repairing and
stringing and regulat ng both old
and ue~ pianos, and has a thor
ough knowledge Of the things
necessary for L piano tuner to
know. : j. DEWING.
Having the recommendations of
such celebrated manufacturer OF
pianos, is a sufficient guarantee Of
good work. DIr. Barnes IS perna-
nently l Gated in Ca;son, and can
be found at the resiIence OF Judge
Hawthorne. ag4tw
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-08-08
He! Tor Steamboat.

The following is the program OF
next SUNDAYS sport at Steamboat
Springs:
Running and trotting races. and
the fourth game OF baseball be
tween tn Emporiums Of Carson
and Comstocks Of Virginia will be
played.
30 Persons DESTROYS Of atten-
ding can 60 down on the local
train, leaving Carson at 0:45 A NJ.
and return on { special train loav-
ing the Spria gs ut G:30 P. NJ.
Round trip tickets 81 %.
The days sport will close with
a grand baseball game between
the Comstock Club and the En-
poriums, Of Carson.
Ladies and children free. Gents
25cepts. All entries will close at
Il ~, August 8th at Steamboat
Springs and races will be run
under the National Blood Horse
Association rules.
JOHN iiURpuT,
Resident,
IDr,N nrlal,,rF,v
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-08-08
BIDS WANTED.

Sealed proposals will be receiv-
ed by the undersigned up to Fri
day, August I, 1891, at - NJ, for
painting, papering and lining
Ormsby Pavilion. Design, sample
of paper and all other information
oan be obtained BY ealliL G at store
of Cagwin s. Noteware. Work
must be completed on or before
September 10, 1891.
w c. NoTEwARE, Secretary.