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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1893-04-07

If Judge Clark Of Georgia docs not revel
in the full tide Of popularity, Il ought not
to be the faultof the women Of the state.
He has valimatiy earned the gratitude ofthe
Young Of both sexes. When the puritanicai
asked linn for an injunction against the
military ball which was 10 Be held IN the
chapel Of The Iithonia academy, they were
astonished to End the shield of Justice
thrown over r71ss17Fr.i,-;- voiiTgg
ladies' said Rtraos ,flzssy 49,,
l1lsat deal Of II Y il...s. =, no Oh tils.-
/ bought swallow ), 49, ssE
! If stopped the bAll, it rniass.. - g -
eral weddings fee. it my duty t6Tssy ..Isss
with tie dance, on the ground that n b
lie policy favors the meeting Of the sexes.
II Is not said whether the judge is a gitl
/ bachelor who looked forward to tripping Il
I himself, or That he, rs "a proud father, had
had the privilege Of paying Tor the trap
pings Of a number Of the buds Al any
rate, thoagh the judge may be a bud law
yer, all viii u.iEi;t that he is a good fellow.
New ork Evening Sun
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1893-04-07

.stors 70 leave passengers tfom " l.Ah, ,ns;,
points north, or take passengers iO'
sealh Of Deiiaar' .... rBAtvS
Wilmington :20j a.. IN. aud S.ei , :. a, :,
aud lbs N sos ~ o; M m. snd
- days. Leave NeS Cas,iS ~ i Is a TO-
fab D. IN. daily 81, s3Al ~. AIN ''O'
IA 100 and 7.2s pm. week uaJs mn NOR
MnM YORK, PHILADELPHIA NM
psu...,nbIS oI 5ld Point Express. ll.l6 P.
ANN. Baltimore As ,. m. Wllmlsg.,en M
st5pl,ipg al Dover aud selmar LesuIai'J H. H.
s. NiddletOwn, Clayton, w{ohllt1Ei ssr.i 10 leave
A.snI-rs fTom WilmiAgtOa aud poiats hoI.n' VI
t ~ On passeEg gers for poia e ssu'h %, y. =, aiIv
NortA-bOuud trains leave Ds' IsIias Wilmington
st<v.r 50 A. m regularly. arriving ~ i.iai,,is
49, n BsItlmore .45 II. me-, aha FAIl@ue,f., nt
80 m, and leaves Dsinar A. S'oo y bn,tIsseE
<ags arriving a. WilnlugLoa ~ p .iopptng Al
$50 bBs D. m, baltimore 40 p -"
rriicipEl intermediate etallons. s..s,r5 Ridge
ulile. Harrington, FeltoE, Wyenlus, III 40 soatS
aiSdletown ~ leave passengers rom PSiISii.
"A Ilrl,nnr or take passengers RON sSSrel
BRANCH ROADS,
DELAWARE, MAEELAND q Nia ING cav station
~. -, Vssk days, SIS ,. n. TaeeuaIs, t,,s.
I'd saturdayS Returning, IRAN 49, 49,.
sianklln ss9 a. "a, week a1y'' -'O' y 80
iisrrisgton for GEORGETOWN ana LOVES -. -
4s4g a ATS D. m. HetufAlDg' leA's'
4BSa. n, $50 p. N.
Ror RehosOth leave Aara lLbks,o,b 30 - m.
d p. N, Returning leave NeH''''-
lbp. N. - ,,.-,,,,,o, "A AZ A. M week.
fsv1. and SIS y. m. TUESDAY, - gsi m
{-,ssyS RetufuinF. leave beillA t'Vl a. ~,
~ dsys.s5s ,. m. Tuesdays ThufsaSys' anu
sesale ayg rSH L KEHr Il. R---Leavs Townsend
usntreviiIo and way stations ~ ~ i m az
a .. m. weekdays. Re uTrinE- leave O0u'si
ss 4. "a aHd W ,, a. WeeA-dAys, o.. 70,
a 1S-raaraAKH Il. R.-LsAva clayton iOi
nxfsTd and way statiOAs a. 94s a. n aso a. 80 q
q week days. RsturnInE, leave Oxioiu O'' - -
aHd x59 ,. IA. week days, , -. s..for.
's.~HnineK & skAFOhD H. h-LeAvs ga p. ~ y !,
oI sa,sSTidEe ana Intermediate 'sstSns AZ a., AZ
vesk .dsys and VI Taesda!s' IhaTsoas 80! "a.
s =. n; D M Returning, leave Can ofiss'
Soa and On Tuesdays. rnurseay,' anu '@'
aIaAFs SVS PM PROVOST, General Manager.
- vvooH. General PASSENGER Aren't.
ID. nj. q V. BkANCI1.
SeiEa SOUTH
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1893-04-07

Both Rev. Dr., Talmage and his con-
gregation have always been distinguished
for public spirit and liberality ID all
philanthropic causes. The Tabernacle
is not a Brooklyn institution solely, how
ever. It belongs 10 every locality where
the English language is spoken Or read
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1893-04-07

~. ,,.s rRhVH DEaAWARE AVENUE DEPOT
EAST BOUND
N NSY York. week days Os, TT 20, 10 So Am
'' N.w Y "a sundays, os l7la % a. M IA H.
q. ~ sssp q daily, with Pullaan buffet
1870 s.ra rnusi,g ta rough u Boston without
change via POuHhkespsi9 BRIDE 'Ahafak pass"
- q H. 4 A, station. Boston,
Phi.adslphia, wesk days, o., 3 %, 20, H.
"a "a -, 80 e5, 10. O5 50, 3D. Z 81 g.
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WEST BOUND,
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Sio is, : IS, u, "a, Z 81 y. M. daily.
Bsh'more AID WAY stations W a. H. % y
/ N. daily. ...t ...,,.ya an Philudel
PnNla IsrE Del, 4t4 o. Il, 10 Go q. m, IL TO-
qS. 20, : a, IS, q, Il 10, ?. n; dAiiy
| Titrr burg "a =. M, - p ~ dally.
thiergo Al a. m, 80 p m. daily
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n. both daily. eKs .,
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:, "a a NJ. IS and 4 b5 ?. m. Sundays, 80 an
DRAINS LEAVE MARKRT STREET STA
AN-A' TloN.
tor PhiladeIphia, week days. %. so7 g. : .
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80 20 A, b., 1s ~ ; 40, 3 IS, - =. N; . =.
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4, ssn as 20 .. m. Sundays, and ~ : y a. Y y
EsItimose aud principal statiins on hllaosl ~
DivisIon, 30 a. N. daily, except Sunday SnheaJ
70 .. N. .,.,io,s ,vs.h anvs
so- 10 s. 3. m, 2 IS, 5 % ?. n sehaays' -
chicaRo and Fitt.burg, p a. NJ daily e4oeP
| | SUNDAY, IS ?. N. daily. IA. =.
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! cept Sunday. ..,-.,,,
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR wILAiNGroN
D,ilv. 1850, Z IS, Q IS, at9, ss le y. II ~.
y il 90 noan, a, 80, oai zo we, z .
stS o.bBf,6s0, q $40 20 10. II y ? -.
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a. Talephane 49, 49,
III @4tsa - ReateaT Reizss y ws Ass
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: ~ r.. nNFI.Y, G|salag1l Aa4a6%a
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1893-04-07
ODDS AND ENDS.


Celery coffee is a new drink.
Every Chinese village has theater.
A horse sometimes shedsreal tears Of an
guish.
The first workman who made pens got 81
apiece for them.
Aristarchus starved himself to death out
Of WEAKNESS Of life.
Some grocers would be nlore popular y
they gave grcsser wei1 athl
Fewer than II 900 Prussi,..s q 'ef''ssS
ef more than $1,000 c year
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1893-04-07

The millionaire and the pAuper are not
necessarily selfish or idle or vicious be-
cause their pockets are full or empty.
Foxes are so plentiful between East
BuclSsport, Ne, and Bangor that the stage
horses are frightened by their barking.
'.The next 20 years present the most glo-
rious opportunity for work and results
which the church has ever had Ia this
country. want to live" These were the
words Of Phillips Brooks week before be
was laid to rest.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1893-04-07
Little Girls Experiences in a
I alslthNuao

Mr.. and Mrs. Loren T,escos' are keepers ., ~
Coy Lighthouse $ sand FRslsh' MEN, Ae9 Z. 4.
iess-d with = dluah1ar senrs o. ~.
,pril sbe was taksr d1~a siih1nea.'ss, '9',.-,.
With dreadful cough and ian1a 10y. ~.
Doctors 81 hone and at D..iroit tfssfee ~. ~
snin she grew worse apply untl a6 1e' wv,
hsndiul 81 boaas Thss she tried " e'ps
Nou discovery md sstar ihe nsa q ise A1e
III bottlea, was oonple.aly cured Thez /.
Hlua'r pew discovery i woIlh itt weight u E
aadTon may att q frial beetle ffee e n
halfa fqe Store.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1893-04-07

Rev. DR.. Talmage. whose church IN
Brooklyn is fnancially embarrassed, was
the fourth brother to enter the ranks OF
Christian ministers Ills first pastorate
was at Belleyille. N. }. Subsequently
at Syracuse his preaching Acknowledgment
attention. His removal to philadelphia
increased vastly tho number Of his ad-
mirers, and his ministry Of seven years
in the Quaker City was great sr'ccess-
BE went to Brooklyn in 1859 and soon
filed a church which had been much tea
large for the worshipers The now Tab
ernacle win accommodate about COCO
persons. and it is filed ct every service
Contributions to relieve hee.ss;Gel' from
the liability Of a foreciosea mortgage
may be sent to this Office, whence they
/ win be forwarded to Dr.. Talmage,
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1893-04-07

TSs rest sai7e IN q w9yla iorN .-ef
ssaes, Ulcers, s4ll cum, Fever S ess. Teticr,
vaartsd Hands Oh plains, Coras. and AZ sein
sruetiors. anr pos velY cures P.iss. Or % pay
rssaireS. L IS geaimieed to give pert / sAiia-
faction, or money reiuajod. Price q 80. paE
OK. Fer sale BY CIV AKsHAIL. DRUGGIST
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1893-04-07
Emerson,
Dentist,
Milford, Del.

MI. q Emerson post graduate and former
aemopstrntsr ~ the University hr1ylarh, Wnels
he was awarded the GOLD MEpAL iOr ,. osss
RI aeses opposite Central Hotei. "Aiglne sne
local snesthet cs for the painless eAlrfeu'h VI
eeth administered.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1893-04-07
u 7
TINE GREAT coNQUERoR.

THE CHEAT GuNN{IH AsOAAs
If should come to you this morning and
ask you for the names Of the great conquer
ors of the world. YOU woald say Alexander,
Csesar, Philip, Napoleon !. An my Irlehust
YOU have forgotten to mention the name or
a Greater conuueror than all these-a cruel,
a CHASTITY cohdueror. He rode on black
horse across Waterloo and Atlanta and
Chalons, the bloody hoofs crushing the
hearts of nations. 1t is the conqueror
Death.
He carries black flag, and he takes no
Drisopers. He digs trench across the
! bemispheres and fills it with the carcasses
of nations. Fifty times would the world
have been depopulated had not God kept
making new generations. Fifty times the
world would have swung lifeless through
the air-no man on the mountain, no man
on the sea, an abandoned ship blowing
| through immensely
Again and again has he done this work
with all generations. He is monarch as
well as a conqueror; his palace a sepul
cher: his fountains the falling tears OF q
world. Blessed be God, in the light Of this
Easter morning / see the prophecy that his
scepter shall be broken and his palace shall
be demolished. The hour is coming when
all who are in their graves shall come forth.
Christ risen, we shall rise. Jesus the nfsl
fruits Of them that slept" Now, around
this doctrine Of the resurrection there are
a great many mysteries.
You come to me this morning ana say
''If the bodies Of the dead are to be ralsea
how is this, and how is thaty" And you asN
me n Thousand questions | am incompetent
10 answer, bat there are great many
Things YOU believe that you are not able tG
explain. You would be a very foolish mar
to say, II won't believe anything ! can
understand.
TIE MYSTERIES OF NATURE.
WHY. putting down one kind Of howel
seed. comes there up this flower OF TIL
eolor9 Why, putting down another howe
seed. comes there up a flower of this color
One flower white, another flower yellow
another flower crimson. Why the dufef
F.. hnce. wien the seeds look to be very muc
alilxe-are very much aliSei Explain tines
tI,inga Fxplain that wart on the hnge
p-niain WHY the oak leaf is different 1901
the leaf of the hickory. Tell me now q
7 ord Almighty can turn the chariot oi =
o,,ninotence on rose lcaff You ask L
I oneefions about the resurrection cahh'
answer. will ask you thousand que
tons about everyday life you c'sniiO' !"
swer. .t;s nassaoe "a
Mo aro in their graves shall come forth. :
donot pretend to make the ex piiA.-ll.s'li, ;.
can 20 on and say: suppose a fee'.liiss. =
oionarv dies in Brooklyn; when ne va" ~.
China, his foot was alnpe1eten' " ~. ~
, years after 10 England, and sRezs ~ =
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1893-04-07
M FORD LIVERY STABLES,
RRAR OF DORSEY HoUSR
z D0NOTAK, PROPRIETOR
Tkans frsf-elass. Charger Ntosf'a''

,rAITIMORE 4 OHIp RAILROAD.
Schedule IN effect Nov. Is, 1921
1s1afNa IEAVH DELAWARE AVENUE BEfOf'
AN>i'' EAST BOUND
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1893-04-07

The Earth and the Sea Shall Give Up Their
Dead, and the Reunions VIII BE Such as
No Imagination Can Pieture-The Glori-
n.a rso1r
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1893-04-07
p w & B. railroad
DELAWARE DIVISION.

On and after November 2ist 1899, trains will
leave as follows.
GOING SOUTH. AZ. "A ?: ~: -; ~
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-08-01
Chris Evans Safe.

Detective Hume of Wells, Fargo
& Co, s service has been looking into
the probabilities IN the Evans case,
aud he said this morning that he did
not expect any fatal termination to
it,
mo matter what Evans deserves,
he will not be hanged" said Mr.
Hume. "When a man has an arm
shot off and an eye shot out, and has
q wife and seven children for jury
to look at, | don't look for any con-
viction for murder in the first degree
with the death penalty attached.
Murder in the first degree with the
Imprisonment we may get, and L will
be satisfied to compromise on that,
should we be able to get it. l do not
regard the execution of Evans for his
crimes as possibility in the circum-
stances.
Evans is taking it easy pending his
trail. He has secured the services of
VIM. Woodburn of Carson New. land
Patrick Reddy of this city to defend
him, and his defense Will be that he
acted in self -defensed. He is get
ting considerable from the royalty on
his pictures, and his friends are max
ing some capital cut of an alleged
cache he has OF money which he was
unable to reach while at liberty. The
detectives think the only cache he
had was in the orchard and consisted
of the money taken from the train
near Coils, Hume got that's, f.
Report.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-08-01
through their work.

The Carson Octette Band, under
the leadership of Bob Reigg, attract
ed large crowd at the Capitol
square Sunday night. They did e1-
ceedingly well, it being their first
appearance in public.
The Reno Journal of Sunday says:
Between twenty and twenty-five
thousand rainbow trout from the fish
hatchery at Carson went West last
night. They Will be planted in the
Truckee river at Cuba.
The Misses Emma and Mollis
Leete were passengers for San Fran
cisco Sunday evening. During their
absence they will take trip to San
Diego by stssmer, as it is thought
the ride on Salt water will be a great
benefit to Miss Mollie, who is in i'll
health.
Assessments on mining shares are
being levied without stint. Today
assessments on Comstock mining
stocks were levied as follows: Bel
cher 20 cents per share, Ophir %
cents, Chollar 10 cents and Justice
10 cents.
Judge Cheney, of the District
Court, in session at Reno, last Sat
urday sentenced Bud Moore, Frank
Davis and Eugene Hodge, three
boys, whose ages range from seven
teen to nineteen years, to eighteen
months in the State Prison. The
boys were found guilty of stealing
keg of beer from the Wieland beer
car on July 9th.
A good many business men in
Virginia were surprised to hear this
morning that Jim Black, who kept
livery stable on c street, had shook
the town, taking with him all avail
S4AabNCAS anu C1CSlS. Lie DCat ctOASS
county out of $40 taxes, Anderson, a
Carson hay man, he owed $50 for
hay, and Comstock blacksmith Sl60
for repairs to vehicles. His other
debts are too numerous to mention.
Chronicle.
A deposit of coal was found about
twenty five miles south east of Candle
laria. The vein can be traced along
the surface mile and half.
w. A. Ingalls, of Candelaria who
is interested in the new discovery
informs the APPEAL that he has men
at work running tunnel into the
vein whsrs it is from six to ten feet
wide. In couple of weeks he ex-
poets to know definitely the quality
and quantity of the new find.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-08-01
Eight Truths.

A paragraph is going the rounds of
the press which contains more truth
than poetry. The following list of
eight classes is given who do a town
no good: First, those who go out of
town to do their trading; second,
these who prefer quiet town to one
of push and business; third, those
who own the town; fourth, those who
think business can be done slyly
without advertising; fifth, those who
deride public spirited men; sixth,
those who oppose every public enter
prise that does not appear to benefit
themselves; eighth, those who seek
to injure the credit of An individual.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-08-01
Leg Broken.

Yesterday, a few minutes to four
o'clock, while returning from the
slaughter house, the horse attached
to the butcher wagon belonging to
Rosser & Muller, became frightened
and ran away, throwing out Vic
Muller and Dan Gray, breaking the
latter's leg in two places, between
the knee and ankle. Vic Muller
promptly secured another wagon and
brought Gray to town, and DIR. Lee
was called to attend the sufferer.
He was resting easy last night wher
the APPEAL went to press.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-08-01
BEAUTY CONTEST.
NAME:
Rewards for PascOe's Murderer.

Rewards for Pascoe's Murderer.
Following are the amounts offered
for the arrest and conviction of the
murderer of Sheriff Pascoe of Neva-
da County, California:
Governor Markham offers reward
of 81, 600 for the guilty party's CON
viction.
In addition to this the citizens of
Grass Valley offer reward of $500
and the citizens of Nevada City offer
$500. This makes the total reward
offered in this county aggregate to
$1,000.
Should it be proven that VIM
Fredericks is the party who murder
ed Sheriff Pascoe, the rewards offered
for him from all sources would ag>
gregate $4,000, as there are rewards
to the amount of $500 offered out
side the county expressly for him.
1t would seem that these rewards
ought to be the means of causing the
capture of the suspected party. Pho
tographs of Fredericks have been
sent out broadcast, together with a
very minute description of him
Truckee Republican.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-08-01
Pasturage.

At the Werner Ranch, one mile
from Empire. First class pasturage,
luscious grass, and pure water. For
erms apply at the ranch.
Mrs. A. WERNER.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-08-01
Regarded as a Makeshift.

WASHINGTON, July 31.-Acting
Mint Director Preston chara cterizes
as wild heresy" the proposition of
Attorney General Englay of Colorado
to establish State bullion deposit
tory and issue certificates against sill
yer bullion deposited therein. The
scheme is not violative of the United
States Statutes, it is SAID, but is re
garded at the Treasury as a tempo
rary makeshift and impracticable.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-08-01
TeS timOnial.

July 80, 1898.
To ALL SUFFERING FROM RUP-
TURE; GREETfNG:-The undersigned
desires to herewith express his COM
plete confidence in DR. Losey's treat
ment. 1 have been suffering from a
severe rupture, the past two years.
but under DR.. Losey's treatment
have been completely cured. L
chserfully recommend him to all who
suffer in like manner.
GEO. r. DAVIS,
E. Nj.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-08-01

The Crown Point mine will start
I'D this morning with one full shift
Of men. They will be employed i'll
getting out the gold rock on which
a test run was recently made at the
Mexican mill.
House to rent : Apply to Johnnie
vierra. i22
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-08-01
Special Notice.

We have this day sold the Eagle
Market to John Rosser, All persons
indebted to Uhl & Learnhart are re-
uuested to call and settle their &C
counts with w. G. Noteware at the
store of Cagwin & No.eware.
KIRMAN & HICKEY.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-08-01
RubicOn Springs

Are now open. Daily stage from
Mckinney's, Lake Tahoe Parties
wishing Rubicon water can have
orders filed by sending direct to the
Springs.
Mrs, WADE CLARKE,
JON Props.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-08-01
ALL SORTS.

burglars.
Miss Ollie Pixley, of Reno, is Wis
iting Carson friends.
Four men were drafted from the
railroad shops yesterday.
John O'Brien was able to walk
around the house yesterday.
The Verdi Mill Company employs
forty-four men and boys.
G. c. Thaxter led at the range
Sunday with a score of 40.
Fred Wilson had his foot mashed
at the box factory Saturday.
The edit"r of the APPEAL came
down from The Lake last evening.
Senator Evan Williams returned
from San Francisco Sunday morning.
Ex-Congressman WOODBURY. re
turned from Fresno yesterday morn>
ing.
The C. P. has declared its reg
ular semi-anrual dividend at l per
cent.
There are about forty people stop
ping at Camp5ell's Hot Springs,
Lake Tahoe.
The Swift steamer was out last
night flushing tho sewer on Tele-
graph street.
James T. Green, formerly of Car
son, is working on the wood drive on
Carson river.
Over two hundred national banks
have failed since the first day of
January, 1898.
Five trips day are being made in
hauling logs over the Bonner & Ia
hoe Railroad, at Truckee
The Fall term of the State Uni
versity will commence on the 9TH
day of September.
Assemblyman Charley Norccoss of
Reno, was in Carson Sunday shak-
ing hands with his Carson friends.
A game of baseball between the
Carson and Reno boys will be a fea-
ture of the Caledonia picnic next
Saturday.
Mrs. DR.. Redman who has been
visiting Mrs. VIM. McCluen for few
weeks, departed for her home last
evening.
James Murphy, one of the genial
proprietors of Mckinney. came down
from the Lake Sunday and returned
yesterday morning,
Congressman +. G. Newland.
passed through Reno Saturday on
his way to Chicago to attend the
Silver Convention.
Seventy>two men were laid off in
the railroad shops at Sacramento last
week, owing to the temporary dull
ness in the foundry.
The people of Humboldt county
have contributed $40 to defray the
expenses of their delegate to the
Chicago silver convention.
| w. p. Calkins, who recently pur-
chased the Truckee Republican from
c. F. McGlashan, is making bright
spicy journal out of that paper.
Mason Valley Tidings has conclud
ed not to close down. The paper
viii be published by stock com.
pany and the day of issue changed.
Information as to the residence o
| Abnsr Prather and as to whether h,
is living or dead is desired by Q
Milt. Rogers, Bloomington, Indiana
Mrs. Chris Evans and her daughte
Eva Evans are to go on the stage
The play is TO r. ~-ritten by b. c
/ White who drani;ttlzeu "She, all,
will be called "The ScntaS Trag-
edy."
| Uncle Sam is going to give TIN
West Point Cadets all opportunity t.
visit the Worlds Fair. The cost o
transportation ard board of TIL
cadets while at the Fair will b.
$4,000
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-08-01

In this city to the wfe of John T.
Jones, a daughter.