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The sun., 1893-10-24
YALr o1xsor sUnIDosr sHrx
Fr,.e.to, ..a Pennsylvania WIN Firht the
Ff.s Ueaerrrsaun ate Rrie.

Il -r~rr A..
Usaerrrssasss Hsis.
John q Bell Of IN. tnivsrsity Of penpsylvs
MIA and walter Camp Of Yale had along CON
ference after tho meeting SATURDAY. night Q
tsreollosiste Football Association. III. sub
discussed was sh. rs,'nans naS 2, shs
as.t,a@ tsst NJ csmp informed Mr. BoIl that he wa,
and .ha. tne question va. one to be I. decided ,i
D.y SD ins left s' for PSsdspsis IN rather
piaas.nt irsmeof mind. 20 the story goes
i TSors will bear be- another meeting Of tho interooi-
Sajsrs..s UJ from Ysi. and Wesleyan still por.
be trouble. -"
ItIs understood tha. prlneston and renn-
sylvanla have formed combination TO com
pei Yale to resoind the rule. Their plan OF
present constituted at each REGULARLY sehs-
Saod ohsmDionsaip ssms rant III. either Yale ,s.a OF
We ss'y,au no. n.,..s.s. Iii, s.-,an.-
both Princeton and Pennsyivania wiz serious
Ths s Fisd is Wban % cfT atom
to meet % .nS %sn tss
OF ths Ppincetans VIII he inelieibIe. Gapt.
Prinnatnn ,van,S on5n. ~ this city ncensred 70
is wouia cSnH ns RaII|at nn Hheir
y mesIeyHn WIN h,nE ana r ~ sbs nndsr.
grsSn ris tfsn sr s nnIv conrss viii bs 10
refse to pne nen; mse nninss uny Prisseon VIM
on Nova Princetnn ana PennsvIyania will
plsy An intercoiie1iats chsmpionship earne
n phiiad deInSis' Tbts contest Viii be aovsrned
Nv intarcolIsuista rmies' NM tna undergradu.
ste m Ia VIII hs antirs,y disreosrSsd Eoth
Can't. Trenohard OF Princeton. and Can't. Mac
St,s yanorter r.cantv that fhnSy tsan,s Wnn,S
NAV fRis rame wiih 'HGi III nrasanS ine,iwihis
ppnyors .r IL s H IessS,his ,ss,i ns
Smy III rnne Manta1 ss1s 1is faam xv,tS ~ ~
maSa m n its presant niavsrs raarIv Gats ~
wbnm w apa "a "" bpprreS Nv tSs rute sn Vala
viii have IN mee, Tie ISuatnr.. S%u az xith,
Grav rom The fieId "" TbTia ssets ~ .fysirs
wiii" iini" hn o" nlsin,v e'n mt hssn,. ,Sa "nVaio
Saiaoafoo no {bo pcnr,ny ss.s,on ~ ~ ~
InterEnnisoet. sncietinns az fSnf tho Naw
msveh r may KNOW Mhst a expect IN IN
case case hSe repreisen.a,.tes is. SUI s.ana JOE .ne
ters by aloWna nv ruIe TO Sesome dsad et.
vania val want fd II repeaIed al once or never. The
fant th"s HarvarS ana PsnnsvIvania n,s.t nn
.s n ahu r,,n. tha mses % OF
saxnr ~ an e,nJnyrnd~t W. uyo io .mas .hhoott
TaIo " iii hmS ~ t III M sin .as
tb hn,e 10 wmS 70 9SE , a .Mexa.u~ness M ~ y.
~ tSa phiIaSainS;a univarsItw Sn tSiS ,nant
The sun., 1893-10-24
rHE ShIG THREE" TOURNfY rs
ASSURED.
Sshscfsr aud Ives Coasent, bat the Manu-
faoturees Aren't In II.

Sshaofsr aud Ives Consent, bot the Manu.
faeturees Aren't In II.
It was defnitelyssttled that there will be q
tourney at balk line between the big Three" !"
Ives Schaeter. and Blossom. In this city and
in Chicago. The question was settled by this
telegram that Slosson received from Charles
Parker Of Chicago yesterday:
Hays seen Bsnsinger: Msnqfaoturers win give moth
secure option on hall in Medison Square Garden for
week OF Dec L
1t will be seen that, as THE BUN predicted.
Maurice DAILY. acting as manager In this city.
Each man VIII play his two adyersaries two
The stakes are to be $500 for each man.
The action OF the manufacturers In refusing
to contribute any prize will be tremendous
who for years have. been patronizing their
tables. II can hardly be that it Is the ulti-
metum Of the table makefa.
The sun., 1893-10-24
A Baby Cir, r ,una H..s....

BUFFALO. Oct. 23.-The body OF girl baby
was found near tho New York Central tracks at
Clinton street eariy this morning. Tho child
WAS clothed In the softost fannela and The
finest cambrlc. She was probably two M ontbs a
or SIX weeks old. had regular features, dark
blue eyes. and golden enrls The marking ON
the clothing aad been carefully cut out. ieav-
Ing innl nothinE m 70 indicate where the baby came
peck were blue marks. The Coroner has a
fnsory That thS baby was killed on a west
The sun., 1893-10-24
WIEN GLOVE FIGHTING rs LEGAL.
An EngiIsh Recorder Gives His Oplnion on
the Subject.

An Engiish Recorder Gives lIis Oplnion On
the Subject
While the complications In the Corbstt- MIR hell
match were coming 10 d head in this country an al
most identical problem was tho subject OF legal dis
oussion in England. The Issue raised before the
Recorder OF Manchester and the faots submitted to
the Court were as follows;
A boxing competition was held at the Manchester
Gymnastic Club between Ryan and Ford the men to
nght fifteen rounds with ferrouncs gloves for Sl2b
side and purse Of $500 In rst round Ford struck
Ryan IN the stomach and on hitting ut him again
ISan stepped aside and Ford fell On getting up
He pulled himself up by the ropes. and While
holding on In . dazed state the SPECTATORS urged
Ryan t. 90 in and nnish him. When rimo was
stand up but that wa. ali He could not defend
himself and Ryan struck him several blows and ones
more knocked him down. Ford struggled TO his feet
sws. With the same result and npaly dropped his
then said that Ryan had won. Ford was placed I'M a
chAir and after remaining unconscious for ten or ne.
stated that fords condition was caused by shocs and
concusson OF the brain. Both were arrested suy.
eral Witnesses were called Tor the defence who said
they considered the aght was fair one. N' '~'N
The Recorder In passing sentence, laid down the law
20 DO that any night where tho intention to subdus
each other by a series of blows whether it WAS Tor
money 2r not was illegal II II was exhibition
tsry; not by skllL but by force, It was illegal TO Se
legal the sport must be conducted in such way IA ~
MAKE it sport and nothing else. II 1t NOT 60 pur
sasd % ~ vas illegal In commenting on the decision
Prize lighting I. illegal boxing is legal Glove oyb,
ing \: either legal Or Illegal 10 boxing or Prize
q suEy Of tInssaK ssimKa.
The sun., 1893-10-24
Foo.ba,l Gossip.

| Tue South Ora ngs Field Club have 0ot 36 OPEN
Andovsr 10 picked A. an easy winner over Exeter th
Alien r.inestons full back needs to practise dro1
Agape between tho Yale And Princeton freshmen
IN Ths entire Harvard rush line wear rubber no 8.
Field IN s5 ana ss Park in 1890
@ ssv.n member
% .n
1884, 81 ss1s: &
% sss: f is s%:asy
| havss by the score OF to o.
oil
-. s::P
n: Eyses football team h.y. some open
- o1
'hHs an fsssn
De pied against Harvard Yale. or PriSeoton 0A'A'
q sls va. S % n
Rs lac Su .,
L. .S.. 6.s d
Any graduate or undersrsaaa.s Of Cornell University
s 1ss Rais::: .ts
s l s.,Sn
sas 2 al a'sss FREE .1.Ha. .s al: Ssrf III;
ss"ss s1 s.%Gs II Ct rss :ss
wa. ~a'1s s.,s, S:s com
esa Sssso%i Ss BY 'vsn SSsa
bs a ~ 81 aHs gss IN hs hs
sido was able to score during Tho game A''
and wnass ~ the Ies q of th hs Football
a.Sa .ns ss s Il SsS
Ss sSH%SE wsfs 30 SsaSr; ,sS
Rsysd a, sye,y phase OF the game by The crack
Ssi making their sots eleven .AA'' BIZ III tue second
's. ss =. WIN %s5 iss%
hsas 20 fs foot Though sh; rain fell f., prseO
p ecsH: game sns iS1.ia ss;sns
ass p1.s
s& o. Y n: va: s.s: as:
but hs long rest has had some effect his pisyina
81: %ssf &: Mn sSsssi rRS
ss !:
ri: ysy iss.ss s:
sss 5 | sss s
been playing halves on the college aide Both
eass players PA met with IN snaps Which will keep
and Billy Rhodes, both famous in Yale football annals
were on the Mold AMI coached the players HartWeIi
mi fsmsin m for ssxsra d.ys ana R19dss Y
side to-day. and in his place Gross the oasman ap.
peAred As tackle Beard 10 still IN stillmans place nt
centre and Hall the dAshing half back player PLAYED
full back instead OF Butterwortn.
. MIppLkrews. Oct 2a-Ths Wesleyan football men
nnundersd about III the mud aud rain thia afternoau
like 80 many ducks After little sport Of this Kind
Oh captain led them od the campus and set
rattline pace for eros.co!9try run Of three miles
I'm "n u"n1 10 na INTO condition TO stand
which 10 bo played with Princeton In York next
BbsnrsnGs btiss. "a among ne mud sphtsd sthstes Of
ha. not been out before because or parental prohib
tioh lie was needed 30 much that extrAordinary |
enots were made TO get his father to rsient and
telegram was Ises,ysd mi. nttenooh ~ which he gave
fastest runners In college, |
The sun., 1893-10-24
Roekaway win Try aud Make q Rox,ns
Club Go.

The RoekAwAy Beach Athletic Club has been organ
lied to promote boxing exhibitions between stilIful
men only. billy Madden has been appointed M arsr
ana match maker, and he is now trying to arrange
nrstcAs exhibition Of 20 rounds to take place during
Thanksgiving wees. The club bouaa Ia .,,,.,.a On
Seaside Ayenne. facing the ocean, Workmon n are now
busiy engaged putting on the nnshinK tOuches Tha
5000 persons -"1 ""s
The exhibitions will DO strictly within the law and na
slugE!nR viii be allowed. When asE.d whsthsr hS h
w0ad make or for the Corbstt Mich" "
hAdden'B reply wasi No." S'A''s"
The sun., 1893-10-24
rro. clspp Leave. xs,. ,.r o.,o,..,.

NEW HAVEN. Oct 23.-The University OF Call.
forhia has made such an attractive oirer TO
Prot 4 h Clapp Of Yale that he has accented
He has been, connected with the Greer a.
pArtment OF Yale since 1890. Prof CIapp IA 70
Of the University Of California N''Ai'lnent
The sun., 1893-10-24

Two persons were injured In the excitement
which followed tho discovery OF a slight fre in
the tenement at 318 Stanton street yesterday
morning. The flames started In the apart.
ments OF Charles Freidenberg on the second
and the origin Of the fire is unknown. Tho
nails became filled with smoke. and the tenants
made frantic rush for the street, In descend:
Mrs. HisellaE; q cripple who lived on the sec:
ond story. fell to the street. Tho woman was
severely and the child slightly hurt
The sun., 1893-10-24
HI.tLsa,sd D.asoA.ssss ,a nrosLlya.

A movsmeIlt has been started In Brooklyn
to organize ian order OF dsaeonessss In the
Methodist Church. The Rev. Gottlisb Bubeek
OF the QermJ an Nj f. Church In Greene ave-
nus is Directing IT. Already q piece OF prop
erty has BEEN purchased 10 FlAtbush. on which
5es5S8Dosd to establish homo for the ais
The sun., 1893-10-24
IAsa..halI Notss.

Constant ReSdsif, ,-Keunsdy pitched for Brooklyn
during the reguarI League season.
Prssdsnt of tho Boston Club says that all OF
no champon tear viii be retained except oarror.
Manager Ward Ishft for two weeks hunting trip in
the famous MuSEfokh district in Canada Sunday
night He will RETURN to this city to attend the meet
OF the Natio nal League and the New York Clubs
hoard OF Difectodra
The sun., 1893-10-24

South Paw. 5b 125 223 alo 400 478 1858 s25 7o1 so2
Reinsks....so l84 24o 8o3 8oS <47 62i 6s7 66s S5o
Umplre-AIbsrt yogt. scorsrs-George N. Beldsn
Avsrsgs-sOuth Paw. 100 2.5; Rsnsks. lbo
The sun., 1893-10-24
Horse Show Entries Closed.

on Nov. IA. closed yesterday. Superintendent
James I. Hyde said this years show would
be the largest ever given In America.
The sun., 1893-10-24
THIRD GAM

Totais.....1e as 300 Totals. .....l2 81 IL ssb
Rs,nschs lSo IIsS 3ea sso +5i sSo ga ISo 800 900
Cmpire-Albert yogt. scorers-w. Dens and NJ H.
Spain. Averages-Beinecke, 1So; salAmAnder i6i.
The sun., 1893-10-24
Rowling Games To.nish.

1sUWHhE Vhmeb EVsuIKuW
AMERICAN NATIONAL rouRrAnErn
Oriental va Atalanta, Ataianta Va Monarch Monarch
Va Oriental - 2
JrwRLLkRs sowLra LEAGUE
Joseph FAhys 4 Co. Va Hayden ". wheeler q Ca, J.
Scott 4 Co. Va Joseph FAhys Co, Hayden W.
Wheeler Co. Va J. r Scott 4 Co
Hrpsox COUNTY TOURNAMENT
Frisndship vs. Spartan. Hudson VI. Hamilton wheel
men.
The sun., 1893-10-24
News from the IIorss world.

A. r.. Brooklyn.-You do not make,your question
clear: IL bet that horse In the race would beat
2i81 he won. as mile in 231 exactly 10 not better
The sun., 1893-10-24
Bicycle Racing In Gotham cAr,s,..as WEE,

Ais'eie Aaeing In Gotham chrisillas Week.
Manager Frank Sanger is going give treat to the
bicycle enthusiasts during Christmas week In the
shape OF big siSday goasyou-psAs race In the Mad
ion square Garden arena, Gssred or ordinsfy bicy.
cies 10 be used lie has eabled abroad Notifying tbe
European racers OF the condiions, These American
Iidsrs nave already applied to eomPsts. MsssrH Roe
ASISsl Ashnger Marlin. cFocker doiden. Albert and
The sun., 1893-10-24

The fall nsld spoItH arranged by the studens of Man
hAuAn COLLEGE Atthe Poo grounds this Aftsrhoon
noos Ssea until ThuEsdsy .ceelnt % The
The sun., 1893-10-24
1V""1uB - VIZ bCuVuuI6S
vififfno T1,h Han. ry,,l
Wednesday. Nov. g
Wednesday, Nov. b.


rolled until Nov. 8. The following 10 the scheduies
ww:SS::y ssy ssy Ss;sss Sssns; Sss
Sssss; III; SS $.s
1Sss 1sss..s sss s.s. S:i,S TSis Saa
TSs:;ssy Ts::ss,y Ne a SsisSsi. Eisssss
M Ny sss:'Y Ydsf Sis
ss:is:sd dd. S:' DEG ns.. 6aS
naaGs,I nssasG.I Doe Sso E,.Ss5
ssa sHit aS
SnSs Be-: ,S EaS Cub
TssT:s. bB:s be- sss@ Ssli q
NJ: Sisa Club
s.: s::s $:s$s;: Sfs
SSsSSas$$: SsSa::$ Jam Jam 70 .Ss.ss
SsSa jan jan se aas III;
ITnura;ssy Ia..asSy s Jam a a. SSssnss ga
Sssl:s.s Sss ss Si.sissa Sii.s IRA
HsnS.y 3:n. ~ .."5dsi.sy osy 4. O.. SosmS!. SlSs
sSs! ssss:! % % A. S fsa Cub
SsS$.y :S s:::Ss!.S End SS. SSS.. ssianSI. alsS.
fs.sas fssa s Eiissts,s ssn' sa!t aaIt SloS
sss.s., shSnsss, " ~ Ia. ,s,..y Siiy AdE.s6.GI
%:dsa::a.y tF:s as:ss tlaS S5sass 6as
TSs:a fsla sna Ss ks:Sss S
Wednesday Feb. ~ .koseville A A.. A...Montclair.
sDatss that may be changed
Wh ;hs PSs Ss as Club
sti!ute bowiefsi In the championship Rsmes,
csS;s S;s Tsrs n More cus
Rossviiis 4. aH%sod. thompson. Van ss... Warner
Dudley and Titus
Coum6ia Clgb-Fr9mmel, Erksnbraeh. Lsuiy, Ritter
Storms. d. kmbaiI and Crane, ~ ~''
pie. Fleming. and Hener. F
orAnEs AC-Roam.n Goodspssd. Irving. Herring.
Young. Geld.mith Cameron. and Hopper.
jersey City A, O--Schultn Meyer BtaTrett Wilma
seuddsr. hewkirk. and probably olnistsAd.
The sun., 1893-10-24
FIRST CANE.
Totals. IL 20 l6 s23i Totals. a 90 n

40 ......{
Snlamander IS lit 28i 58T l67 b44 $40 6s6 TAI BIS
South Paw..7e 134 1e8 270 363 4S8 $40 ol3 69S 76l
,,umpre-Albert yogt. scorers-George NJ Bsldsn ana
W. Dsns ~ .i'lJ1
Avsrags-salamandsr1 1e4 So; South Paw, 1s2 1.5.
The sun., 1893-10-24
Ali Arrangements completed for the Athletic
BOwiing League.

Six clubs were represented at meeting Of the Ath.
letic Bowling League hold at the Astor House last
evening Elmer Wood OF the Rossvilie A. A. presided
Everything is now In readiness for the SERIES the dele
gates of the eight competing clabs having com ted
all arrangements It was at nrst intended TO com.
mence the tourney on htnday Nov Q. but on account
OF Its being election the opening games will not be
rolled until Nov. g. The following 10 the schedulet
The sun., 1893-10-24
BHcoNp CANE.


asi sS s sfS 90
umpire-s. Holden. scorers-Charles Baker and Q.
The sun., 1893-10-24

For tho hrst time this season the 900 mark was
reached last night at tho Elephant Club alleys. Tho
Reineckes did the trick In the third OF
ng in tho aeres Of the Brooklyn National Tournament
The sun., 1893-10-24

Gotham ....e1 1sl 2es 854 ass 65S 8I2 TIC 7sI s57
Orchard ...S5 1855 23s als $50 485 6Sl 657 764 s8i
King.
Avsrages-0otham, III 2b, Orchard. 1eo 1n
The sun., 1893-10-24

Orchard lsa 22s sos sIs 4e2 SO. eis es4 TIC
dlendale...77 1877 238 200 BT3 44b 60< $50 6T< 100
Baker.
Averase-orehard. l5S 1.5: Glendale. 1b2.
rrcoxp gAuu
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-06-30

COAST NEWS.

4 receiver has been appointed for
theSeattle, Lake Shore and Eas tern
Railroad.
The Prohibitionists in Riverside
county are making a hard fight to
make it the banner prohibition
county.
Sontag the wounded bandit, is
very low. He cannot speak and
apparently does not suffer any pain.
He grows weaker daily.
Alfred dc Bots the young man
who was accidently shot at Sonoma
last February, the bullet lodging in
his brain, lived until yesterday,
The case had excited much interest
One Gerwaithe, a member of Cons
pany F, United States Infantry,
threw pepper in the eyes of Jeweler
Stumm, at Benicia, and ran off with
a gold watch. 81 was captured and
excused his act b. saying he wished
to get out of the service.
An unknown man, aged about
seventy, was found dead Tuesday by
the side of the railroad track be-
tween Washington and Davisville,
Yolo county. He had wound in
his head, which, it is thought was re-
ceived from the train. He had been
drinking.
J.Butler. living near Los Gatos,
was engaged in cutting down a tree,
when one Of the limbs fell, striking
him on the head and knocking him
over q prscipitous embankmsnt 100
feet high. Aside from a few
scratches and the blow on the head,
Butler was uninjured.
1t is reported by the Yaquina, Or,
News that recent strong east wind
drove enormous quantities of insects
to sea. The bay was covered with
them, brought in by the tide; also,
large numbers of land birds. The
destruction of honey bees, for which
that region is noted, was fearful.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-06-30
THE COMING STRUGGLE.
The Bankers and the LabOring
Classes Forming Their
Lines.

| AAACSO
| st. Louis, June 29.-In reviewing
| the silver situation as it is affected by
the action of the Indian Govern
ment, Congressman R. P, Bland,
the great silver advocate, who is now
here, today said: "Heroic meas
ures will be required on the part OF
this Government for the remoneti-
cation of silver. Most emphatlcally
l do not think it is knockout for
silver in this country.
'On the contrary, think if Con-
gress does not adopt some measure
looking to BIZ metallic standard it
will make the battle of standards the
coming issue in this country.
''This battle will disrupt the po-
litical parties and cause a contest
between commercial centers and the
agricultural districts of the country.
The free coinage of silver is de-
manded by the laboring classes, and
this is what the free silver men will
now demand of Congress.
1.-THE demonstration of silver is a
conspiracy between the banking in
situations of England and the East
ern portions Of the United States,
and the suspension of silver coinage
in India is part of this conspiracy
to bulldoze the Congress of the Uni
ted States into the adoption of sin
gle gold standard.
81 do not believe they will succeed.
If the Democratic Congress stands
true to its pledges this conspiracy
will not succeed The low price of
silver is due to the fact that this and
other Governments are discriminating
against il, and that the money int
ersts of this and other countries have |
fought it.
No important commercial country
has recently had Mint for the free
of gold and silver. An
effort has been made to dam up silver
md prevent its free exchange in the
of nations.
"That the United States by free
q. age can restore silver to its or
..u,,i -alue, was practically admitted
:. the British Royol Commission of
693, consisting of twelve members,
tx of them uncomprising gold mono
netallists. They admitted that
france alone could maintain the pur>
ty Of the two metals at the rate of
81 to 1; yet this country is stronger
n mineral wealth. developed and un-
lev eloped, than France and England
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-06-30
Pasturase.

On the K:rman ranches, which con-
tain over 400 acres situate one-half a
mile from town. Milk cows taken
and delivered daily. Terms 81 a
month. Season begins April 1st.
WI LAM SMYTH,
aoaaa
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-06-30
MORNING APPEAL


Tidings:-The other day the south
bound train on the Carson & Colo
RADIO Railroad had among its passen-
gers a peaked faced woman and 20
months old child. The little one
was fretful and cried considerably
and nearly every time it cried the
mother whipped it. A large-hearted
man from Bishop purchased some
oranges and handed them to the
mother for the child. She took them
but explained that her baby would
only eat the peel. "He is strange
child" she remarked, "and won't
eat anything but orange peel, onions,
horseraddish. soap and dirt. "
The rabies are nov epidemic
among animals of all kinds at Qui-
iotoa, A. T. Several persons have
had narrow escapes, one man saving
himself from lIeHLiCO HOIS6 Wy
knocking it down with large stone
The cause is lack of water on the
mesa, whereby the coyotes go mad
The Papago Indians say the epidemic
ragged thus years ago, when it was
unsafe to leave doors open at night
for mad coyotes.
A horse trainer from Elko named
Townsend departed to Sacramento a
few days ago, with ST, 400 in his
pocket.
Thinking he might lose it he de
posted it with a saloon keeper.
Since then he has been unable to re-
locate the saloon. As every house in
is a saloon, it will be
like looking for "a needle in a hay
stack"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-06-30
BEAUTY CONTEST.
NAME:
fuuuulnuruuuIuuLuuuuuut
A Mean Wretch.
NAME:

Raleigh, N. c., June 29-W, p.
Poole, well-known farmer Of Clay
ton, wanted to be Postmaster, but
another man was appointed. Poole
threatened to burn the town and en-
deavored to hire Hannibal Smith,
coIored to do it. Smith told several
men of Pcole's plan, and at his sug-
gestion two of then! McCullers and
Hinton, hid in Poole's barn, where
the latter had an appointment to
meet Smith, McCullers and Hinton
heard Poole review his plans, which
were that Smith was to set fire to
four large barns and a livery stable
in town by throwing balls of cotton
saturated with kerosene, into them.
When Poole had thus revealed him
self he was arrested, and on him was
found the cotton, ready for use.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-06-30
A Card From H. Olcovich.

Ed. APPEAL: Woodurn's as
sertion in last evenings Tribune,
that he did not make the statement
referred to in DR.. Guinan's letter to
the APPEAL, further compromises
Mr.. MCGOWAN, for it is now found
that he has used the name of an
other in an unworthy manner.
Mr.. McGowan's action l.. this whole
affair is rather questionable. AS for
the "un-American" remark attrlb-
uted to myself, nothing further
need be said for it was probably de-
rived from the same source. Re
spectfully, II. OLCovICH.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-06-30
School Examinations.

Ed. APPEAL - VIII you kindly
publish the following. The yearly
examinations of the Carson public
schools will transpire in the following
order:
Miss Gillooly's class, Thursday,
June goth.
Closing exercises of first grade,
Friday, June Both.
Respectfully. H. Fl. Howe.
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For the LAWYERS.

Clerk of the Supreme Court
Jessphs, has approved and adopted
for his Office legal file on sale at
Cagwin & Noteware's at fifty cents
apiece where legal covers are by rule
of Court required for the filing of legal
documents.
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TheKEELEY Cure

An Institute possessing the sole and exclusive right to
sell and administer in the State Of Nevada the Double
Chloride Of Gold Remedies discovered and prepared by
Dr. Leslie E. Kelley of Dwight Illinois, for the Of
the Liquor Morphine and Tobacco habits and Neuras-
thena will positively be opened Carson City, Nevada
about July 10, next, ur the management OF Dr. q.
E. Sussdrof Doctor Sussdroff has been in charge of
the Institute at Los Gatos California since it opened
and has successfully treated more than one thousand
patients there.
For particulars address W. G. Watson, Station 80
San Francisco Cal. Mylot
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A Trustee Speaks.

Notwithstanding the fact that
Carson is all worked up over school
matters, Olcoyich Bros. will continue
to sell Dry Goods, Shoes etc., at the
lowest living prices.
II. OLcovIcH.
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Free-stOneJ Peaches.

The APPEAL acknowledges the re-
ceipt of box of free-stone peaches
from G. Fl. Kelly, the grocer.
They are so Juicy that you have to
take your clothes off to eat them.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-06-30

New Summer suits at Joe Platt's.
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Dance on the Fourth.

Prof. Virgins will give dance at
Empire on the night of the 4th. Ad-
mission S1.00, with good music and
refreshments. j29td.