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FIRE IN 7nREE pLA,y..
wbv Antonio Gcrnnp WA. Arrested in WI
liam hnrRh ou ~ Charge rt Ar.ou.

whN Antonio Gernnp Wa ArreStcd in VIII.
Han. .hnrsh on Charge rt Ar.ou.
Last night. soon after q O'Clock. n nai,bho,
discovered fire in tho store ~ Antonio Gorapo
nm italian shoemaker. at 80 Tlushin; avon1,
WilliamsburRh Tho house is occupied hv
several families and thcro was cxr!i.rnort
among them and also in tho nejghtofIool
which Is n tenement district. i,pund.m.n
Lut2 heard the screams OF women. url vbs,
he got to the place he broke in the front doc,
ma "xtingushcd tho fire, which was Uph,bt
the counter
Tho blaze was scarcely out wher no en-,
another fire In an tuner room, I.y this iI,g,
tho ire Department had arrived, nul nyo..i'
cation disclosed n third llaZe In q icar ru.r
Tho three fires had seemingly boon. a'a.i,i
with Kerosene oil After they were ont ,na TO-
lice searched for Gcrano. and when lr "A.
found he told such q conflicting sturv'httE la
was arrested. subsequently, the Iu't.r ware
convinced !hat he carried rn tusu,.rca ~
$500 on stock which was scarcely worth s...,
He denied the charge 81 arson ard ,.UI ia
knew nothing Of the origin Of tho lIe. IA
damage was slight.
The sun., 1894-01-15
Favor Union between Northern and South.
Pre-. .bYterIuns

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Jan, 1.-THE decision OF
the Northern and Southern Presbyterians to
work In the negro mission field together has
already had an effect toward securing ultt-
mate union. All the Presbyterian preachers
The sun., 1894-01-15

E4sHINgToS ToEaCssr FoE NoSnar
For Maine. New Hampshire Ald NrsH.ri ~"
warmer var able winds
Dor AassAcLusetts, fl'F; warmer winds - f'sI
south.
FOR Rhode Stand aud oonnsStieaL fA.f' ''-"
warmer. east stats.
Fr s.asrs Nrs Tyk Air. fsglorsi sv sasa. 'S''
raTHr-, rl tpah zt4ts
For the District u Columbia eastern Psugs'''a
NsW jersey, delaware. and Nary i's f'a. ~
VIII cnn,sLus warm and generally FAIR duria. 70 -.
fHlow~i ~ inrrsasing eioudiuess ER-ts F....s
FoE western reunEylysuia. western >r~ t'FF -
ono. sh'R cooler near tns lagsi. tgg'- 's'---
Esst mia
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wh.r. Ys.t.rday'. Fire. w.r.

A. M-3'25, s5l Third avenue Paul Roesta. damage
$1,000; io;45 200 Orchard street, Max CoLn, dam.
age $50
p N-4 So 1853 Second avenue J Eltelbsrg IAnd
tiers damage $1,000, Su ~ Fast lualh street.
Minnie Lowenbsrg. damage 500, = 20 a. Roosevelt
street Joseph beyito, damage 500. 10 10 go Nrst
IMgH y'slAtn street. Metropolitan job frinuug Co..
The sun., 1894-01-15

Beecham's pills are for
biliousness, bilious headache,
dyspepsia, heartburn, torpid
liver. dizziness. sick head
ache, bad taste in the mouth.
coated tongue, loss of aPPe-
tite, salloW skin, when caused
by constipation; and consti-
patton is the most frequent
cause, Of all of them.
Book free; pills a5c. At
drugstofts.or write B.F. ALLEN
Co.,36s Canal ST., New York.
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pls.., W., CL.r,,n M.rs..

oRoRNAu Jan. 1L-Ths willing Work
sFs." an organization OF the unemployed. de-
eidsd At their meeting last night not TO accept
the Associated Charities. olisr Of work az 81
per day on the ground that such procedure
on their psrt would lower labonnR msn's
De IoGsIf Shiek SEa 6S aSsSptsd.
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here. > ChAass. GsutIsass.

George A Hunter. Populist candidate for
Congress In the FouTtssnth district has
issued = challenge 10 the Democratic and Re-
issnes ei the can pAign.
The sun., 1894-01-15

The cold wave entirely disspatsi ysEfsFtIv AZ
the states The moderate weather sesms ltIsy ia as
day or two, Tho weather vas generally ,.s-s sr'ir
where.
Light snow began in this ritJ about A ". sr''ni
ed AZ 80 A N total fall, han an inch. w.rl ''---
vest % northeast, average velocity fna- u.-' ~
hour; average humidity, ~ per ceuL H's s,s or- q
Temperature A.. lowest 80.
The thermometer At rerrys phIrmAry. IN f'-''
blIllng oEaei Ine neraLura -- ~
The sun., 1894-01-15

This docs not take into account interest Ray.
ments of Jan. !. 1854. The above statement
shows decrease in gross earnings Tor the
five mouths Of SiJl 90 and decrease In net
Of S2S' 2l5, due 10 the general depression u
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-07-17

was outlined with the little glowing
bulbs.
The grand Arch was "a thing of
beauty although it had been hastily
constructed and was not as solid as is
seemed. 1t was built of the same
sort of material that was used for the
buildings of the worlds fair, hence
looked exceedingly white and clean
in the dazzling lights.
The Germans of the Saengerbund
have owned the town since their ad-
vent and have decorated many por-
tons of it with the colors which pre-
dominated in the ruddy Italian sun
set.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-07-17

Thorough instructions on that
king of all instruments, the violin,
under the most rapid system known,
by Geo. I,'Lamy.
For sale.-Six acres of alfalfa
mixed with timothy. Apply to j.
Savage.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-07-17

E. B. Rail has just received good
stock of the Oliver Chilled Flows,
also the John Deere Steel Plow, and
extras for the same. He has added
to his other goods to make the stock
complete. Now is the time to get
your paints and oils and anything in
the house furnishing goods, Call and
see the stock At prices to suit the
times.
ADVICE TO MoTHERs.-Mrs. Wins
lows thing Syrup should always
be use tor children teething. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays the pain, cures wind colo and
is the best remedy for diarrhoea,
) cents bottle.
Notice.
The County of Ormsby viii not be
respor s,ble to anyone for any ex-
penses incurred in caring for any in
dioents' outside of the Ormsby Coun-
ty Poor Farm, unless previously
or otherwise ordered by the Board of
County Commissioners.
Bv order of the Board of County
Commissioners,
JACOB MULLER,
Chairman.
Attest:-
E. AUBE,
Clerk
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-07-17
BentOn'S Liniment.

Which has been used in Carson for
over twenty-five years, has saved
many an ache and pain to those who
know it 1t is really intended for
horses but works with the same mag
cal effect on the human. 1t is a
powerful remedy and for rheumatism
IS the king of the world. Aches
shocked out in short order. No
horseman should be without bot
tie. mott
Benton's Liniment for sale at al
drug stores.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-07-17

Bal C o Fl, June so, "a S3,9S1 679
Respectfully, j. g. ELLIS,
Auditor.
Z. AUBE, Treasurer.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-07-17

Nj
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Besides other valuable information, it contains
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-07-17
Chinese and Japanese Goods!
ALL KINDS OF
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FOR
Ladies & Children

Sold Cheaper than Ever Offered IN
This City.
Parties who wish their moneys
worth will do well to give me a call
and ascertain prices and qualities oil
my goods. L have put the figures at
panic price,. One block below the
White House. 81
The morning call., 1894-05-06

Chronicles. he reigned seventeen years over
the ScOtiShmen." says the old chTOnlcler IN Ms
quaint style. In the beginning OF his relgne
he accomplished mamie wortDie acts, very
by the Illusion of the dwell he DETAINED the
same with the most terrible cruelue. he was
slain IN the yeeTe OF he incarnation 1907. aud
IN the sixteenth yeere Of King Edwards reigne
over the EDgliShmen."
SPEAKING IN ADVANCE.
1t is asserted by critics abroad that in Lady
Macbeth MOdjeska finds role in many re-
spects her greatest. The sleep-walking scene,
which is the crucial test Of every actress pow
er. is said TO make an impression on an auditor $
mind that time does not easily eradicate. IDe
set features. labOred breathing, words inVOlun-
Tarily uttered as though forced from q soul W
Terly crushed beneath It's weight OF woe, the
moan OF anguish, all contribute 10 picture oil
fearful intensity hat gives lasting impression.
That ModieSka occupies a foremost position In
the bistTiOnic world OF America Is conceded on
every side, and that she viii never again ap-
next season, is sufficient reason Tor CROWDED
attendance tomorrow night.
In the late Mr.. Lewis book on factors and
the Act Of Ae'ing," he SAYS: Rachel was the
panther Of The stage; with panther's terrible
beauty and undulating grace she moved dad
stood glsred aud sprang. Scorn, triumph,
rage and meTeiless malignity she could repre-
sent In symbO OF irresistible power; Dut she
had little tenderness. no womanly sOftness no
gayetv and heartinesS." Ii is In the last-Damed
attributes Modjeska exceIs. for she is prominent
IN all those qualities which go TO make charm
ing womaniinesS and delightful personality.
These attributes have won for her as many ad-
mirers in America as she left behind In Poland.
Moreover like RistoTi, she is most conscien-
tiOus, aud never plays indifferenty, as does
formauce in order that she may fash out by
contrast at some supreme moment.
The morning call., 1894-05-06

that composer to write an opera IN German on
The snbiect "Orlando of Berlin.
Gesar Frapck's oratorios, 'BeatItude and
nISedamntion. - were given in Brussels and ilege
undar the direction of Dupont.
1Ronin Hood" by Albert Dietrich IS the
lotast edition added to the numerous operas
aIready written on that subject 1t Will be pro-
duced In Lepslc 80 uo,s,,, ,,s1l ba oive,
:" Franehettps "Fior d'Aipe" was great sue
cess in Naples. ,., 1os,t.ura of Flor
ence gave a very creditable performance OF
Schumaun's Manfred"
The house In which Handel was porn IN
Halle will be torn down, no purchaser having
been found. , =, Io;r.t,
has issued a miniature edition OF classic scores
by Beethoven. Raft, Verdi, BorodlD, Sgamoatl,
Prince Reuss, BazZini nd TschaikoWsky,
Prince TrowbetZkOy's opera "meluelue VIII
be given IN Moscow. ,. :,
Otto Hegner. whose death was reporteu' Is Ill
good health and living in Lelpsle
Lamoureux directed one or the ORCHESTRAL
concerts of La Scala, Milan.
Pierluigi da Paestrina VIII De nonofed
throughout Italy this year by musical 1estivais.
Some OF bis descendants are living 10 ltaly,
though not bearing the name, as tney de-
scended from granddaughter OF the composer.
The morning call., 1894-05-06

Company and consolidated them into what Is
undoubtedly one OF the most complete and re-
fined vaudeville companies Ia America. Sew
eral new features have been added, including
The great Europeap attraction. the Lars-Larsen
family of acrobats, direct from Copenh agen,
Denmark This remarkable family comprises
four beautiful young ladies and one gentleman.
The four girls are the only members OF their
sex that throw double sOmersaUlts in the air
that are very sensational. This is the famy's
first visit 10 The United States
Surrounding his family is Kara, young Ba-
varian iuggler whom Trewey, the absolute
master has describ d as the greatest woDder
of the modern age. Then comes Melville aud
Ste son, Two of the haHdsomest young ladies on
the American stage, who are noted for their
elegant costumes. They will be seen in dialect
limitations and vocal selections Papinta, the
dancing fawn, Will be seen Ia the latest Paris
and London sensation, the Myriad dance, now
being done in Europe by Miss Loe FULLER. she
having purchased ihe right to produce 1t there
from Manager Hopkins. Billy Van. Americas
own representative comedian. who for the last
TWO wears featured with Primrose and West,
bas also been added. VIII II. Fox, funniest OF
all musical comedy acts, has added several new
numbers, which makes him funner than ever.
The Dixon Brothers, electrical musical clowns,
and Professor de Bersel, the French mod6er In
clay; FulgOra, the great traDShguratOr; John
and Harry Dillon. parody singers, and the Lar
sen Sisters all go to make up most attractive
vaudeville company.
The morning call., 1894-05-06
THE RACE FOR LIFE.

appeared on April 49, First. the advance
agents literature is tackled and merclessly
torn into tatters, and then the performance
itself Is attacked. al went TO see O'Neill In
Monte Cristo at the Victoria Theater on
THURSDAY night" writes the correspondent.
IN consequence Of the way lie hau been
doomed IN advance / went fearing o see what
fs Known in the trade as a 'woolly show. LII
certainly was one OF the .wO0lliesP have seen
for many moons. There was only one decent
actor among the lot, and that was G. A. john
son. who took the part Of Nortier. The women
were-well, they were women-and L am pre-
pared to assist in covering them with be iutifu
fowers,' but II llnever go back any more, When
say that in the second act, as AbDe Buson1
O'Nelll was passable. / have honestly gwen
him his due. AS Edmund Dantes lie was poor,
and the dlsresDectful and familiar way IN
which he treated a high official like NJ. dc Vie-
fort, the Kings Proeurator, was as vulgar as IL
was Impossible. Que would scarcely believe
ne had ever read The scene as Dumas depicted
II. The company claims to have been on the
road Tor five years, aud from the battered
scenery should believe them II they swore to
thirty. When l went to buy my seat was dis.
gusled 10 find that the ordinary prices had
been Taisr d a quarter OF dollar but l DON'T
wonder nova show like Monte Crlsto' rem
dered by ONeips company is dirt cheap at
500 seat, eniy i missed the elephant, the
clown, the sour lemonade and the tent. Ihe
orchestra struggled nobly to make up for the
brass band. and they would have been all right
IL they had not mislaia the drum"
The morning call., 1894-05-06

in all the great European centers, from ST.
Petersburg and Odessa to Madrid aud London.
Many a time during the past four years OF their
stay abroad have they sat in the lofty domes Of
magnificent theaters. swung in their slender
iron cradles and looked down from their iddy
height into the upturDed eyes OF royalty.
THE FAMILY.
Louis Jordan is tall. 1.-THE, sinewy indivld-
ual. an acrobat from bis youth. lie is as much
al home in the air as Sandow is on terra firm !;
culating. His graceful cOnsort, Mamie Jordan.
is a demure. graceful, dimpied, petite woman.
about as different from the ordinary athlete as
can be imagined. Her figure is perfect, ana her
movements In he air so light and graceful thai
she appears veritable Ariel doing the bidding
of an athle ic Pr0spero. Little Rosy Is not an
acrobatc sIarveling, but bright, contented
little miss of Is years, who enters on her work
with as much Zest as the average girl OF her
years goes TO her play. In the tiny central
trapeze, forty feet above the safety net. she
whirls In aerial circles, susDeBds herself by
her toes, and goes through acrobatic eVolutions
Of the most daring character
IN MIDAIR.
When Louis Jordan, AS receiver. hangs head
downward from the swinging bar be measures
the distance with his eye and directs the whole
performance with few words soto voce.
When he has the requisite sweep bis handsome
consoTt. Mamie, stationed on an aerial perch
twenty-five fe away Hnd holding the bar Of
the sister trapeZe, swings gracefully off. The
sections OF the circle described by these bars
intersect with the nicely Of an astronomical
calculation. so she throws herself free In the
air. she may turn a complete sOmersanlt or
make half turn. according 10 her calculation
Of the second or fraction of the second. ia ling
gracefully iuto the hands of her husband. Geo
meirlcaly the segment of the circle described
by Mrs. Jordan's trapeZe is twice as large as
that described by the one holding her
husband; OF course, the swing OF the
Two bars is the same, calculating from
The fulcrum sustaining the ropes of the trapeZe.
In the swing size so turns herself that she is
above her husband. and the fall is the length
of her body. A fraction Of secona's difference
in time or two inches In hand calculation and
she would be precipitared into the net forty
feet below, but thus far during the engagement
this athletic span OF lie has not been broken
The morning call., 1894-05-06
One of Robson's Stories.

Stuart Robson will soon be here to play
Shakespeare's Comedy OF Errors" at the Bald
win, and this fact reminds one OF story told
by him at a dinner party in Cohasset last sum.
mer, where case of mistaken Identity In real
life was not a comedy at all but tragedy OF
The most sorrowful kind. For long time, I"
said Mr.. Robson, speaking 10 the guests In his
easy, noncbalant way. "there was in the por-
trait gallery of Inspector Byrnes Of New York
the photograph Of tall, broad.sbouIdered aud
handsome man. black haired, heavily eye.
browed finely cut as 10 feature, with big gray
eyes and serene and dlgnlfed expression.
Upon one OF bis cheeks there was largo scar,
which his captors. who brought him TO justice
for his first offense. declared turned white and
red alternately in his moments OF excitement.
This was the unknown hero, or villain IL you
ike. OF a series OF daring robbefies IN the
smaller cities OF New York State, which cul-
minated In one so audacious that very heavy
rewards were offered for the capture of the per-
petrators, and the entire machinery OF the law,
even including the Pinkertons, was set In
motion. The burglar was traced TO New York.
One evening detective, who had besn drawn
The morning call., 1894-05-06
The SIeep-WaIking Scene.

When portraying Lady Macbeth MOdjeska
c aries lighted lamp of antique pattern in the
sleep-walking scene, and ihIs suggests very
Interesting bit of history. When Sarah Bern.
hardt was about 26 years old she played Lady
Macbeth IN London, and 10 use her own words:
81 had perceived the difficulty of assuming a
peTsona9e with whom | bad no feeling in com
mon and whose general nature was not con-
genial. Therefore 1t was with the utmost In
ulnerence unat undertook II. and with the ad-
dItionaI fear Of Mrs. Pritcbard's reputation in
it before my eyes, The first night arrived and
was ponderi lug over my first appearance In
the grand fiendish part when Richard Brinsley
Sheridan knocked On my door and insisted on
being admitted. ] protested, as did no want
10 be Interrupted; but he insisted that he
wished to speak 10 me on matter of deep con-
ceTn, and so ! adm1tted him. What was my
distress and astoDishment when found al this
moment OF anxiety he desired me TO adopt
another mode OF acting the sleeping scene.
told him l Intended 10 act ii without holding
the candle in my hand, and when l urged the
1mpTactlca bity OF washing out that damned
spot he insisted that if l did put the candle
out of my hand il would be thought presump.
had conceived and was received with approba-
tion, ana after Il was over Mr. Sheridan called
and congratulated me on my Obstinacy. Alter
he had gone beg to uDdress, and while tax
ing off my mantel was repeating TO myself the
words. Here's the smell of blood STILL when
my dresser exclaimed: Dear me, ma'am, how
very hysteTical you are Tonight 1t was not
blood, but rose-pinK and water. for saw the
properly man mix II with my very own eyes. "
The morning call., 1894-05-06
European Musical Items

Translated from the Gazzetta Musicale of Milan
Verdi recently directed the rebearsals of bis
opera, "Falstaff," at the Opera Comique, Paris
The orchestral performers all stood up on the ap
pearance of Verdi and enthusiastically saluted
him. The energy and vivacity of the maestro
astonished every one. Nine. Carnot sent an
officer TO Verdi TO invite him TO the Presldent's
box to hear the concert OF the Conservatory o.
Paris. He was also presented with the dec
oration of the Legion OF Honor.
"The Master Singers" by Wagner, was giver
for the first time In Spain in Madrid. The frs
two acts were coldly received, but the third ac
aroused great enthusiasm.
Verdps "Fastaff' will be given in Weimar tC
celebrate the birthday of the Grand Duches.
Sophia.
Arthur Sullivan has refused to give his opers
during this season in Berlin. 1t will be eiyer
at the beginning OF the next season.
emperor William was so pleased with Leon.
eavallo's Il Medici" that he has Commissioned
The morning call., 1894-05-06

Modieska is down for three Shakespearian
pieces during the present week, Macbeth"
'As You Like II" and "Mucb Ado About
Nothing" She finds by experience that the
master is her surest support in this city and
therefore she abIdes by him. MARY Stuart"
and "Magda" will be the only variations The
actress assumes tomorrow night the undaunted
wife OF the Scottish King for the first time here
and curiosity viii rise high. no doubt, to see
how the gentle-mannered woman VIII treat this
terrible charac;er-terTibe, as some one. re-
marks. even 10 sublimiiy in her determnate
wiekeduess, hend-lke in the savage obduraey
of her nature The bitter scof1er OF the irreso'
lutte pleadngs OF departing virtue and the ex-
pirlng throes OF conscience in her guilty part
ner. This Is the woman Shakespeare draws,
but historical investigation mas discOV-
cred that in the case OF Lady Macbeth
and her husband the imaginative poet
violated all the facts of the history
of the time quite as much as he aid in drawing
The character of the Duke Of GlOSter, af erw I'd
Richard III, who, iustrad Of being The rufnan
the stage makes him. IS recorded 10 have been
tile most accomplished gentleman ot MS Tine.
1t has been amply proven that Lady Macbeth
did not murder Duncan under her own rooI-
tree, and if the Kings death was compassed by
her at all il was as accessory before the TACT,
and ont Of that spirit of revenge consistent
with those wild times for injuries wrOugn her
father by the King AS Tor Macbeth, Holm
shed has many Kind words TO say Of him In ms
The morning call., 1894-05-06
EIIsIer at the MacdonougI1.

The charming and popular actress Eh1e
Ellsler, after playing to good business for the
past two weeks at the California, VIII appear
for three nights, commencing tomorrow. at
the Macdonough. Oakland. Doris" will be
the opening piece. "Hazel Kirke," with Ef11e
EIlser. William c. Couldock and Frank Wes-
ION in the east, will be given Tuesday. and
new play entitled "a Woman's Power" by
Robert Drouet, is announced for Wednesday.
Tile sale of seats Is now progressing, and as
Miss EIsler is a strong favorte in Oakland a
successful engagement is looked for.
Modjeska will end her American tour In OAK
land, after which she g0es direct to Europe.
This may be The last opportunity 10 see her.
Ber engagement at The Macdonough. which IS
for one week. with a Saturday matinee, begins
a week from tomorrow. She appears IN MARY
Stuart Monday. "As You Like Il" Tuesday.
her latest success, "Magda," Wednesday.
Merchant of Venice Thursday night and for
the saturday matinee. "Much Ado About
Nothing'' Friday. and "Macbeth' Saturday.
Seats and boxes will be on sale next Thursday.
The prices have been arranged so that good
seats on the lower floor can be had for 81, and
in the balcony for so cents and 10 cents