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The Washington times., 1894-09-24

~"Tm sure don't know" said the clock,
rubbing his hands together WHAT"
II dunno" said the Delft cat "Dey bofe
squeaks so much I nebber kin tell de differ
ence. 'ceptin'. perhaps, de pair of shoes goes
on foot an de rubber doll he goes on
squeakin'"
Brother Bones will now play on the piano."
said the clock, as the toys laughter over the
Delft cats conundrum ceased.
Here the Chinese god arose aud requested
one of the fire engine drivers to go into the
parlor and get the piano for him to play on.
Use berry sorry for de delay, ladies an
gennelmen." he said "but forgot to bring
de pianner wild me. [ fought l put it in my
vest pocket befo' l left home. but cyarn fin
it dere. l must O put it in my other clo'es.
If any one oh de ladies an gennelmen hap
pins to hab brought one wild him an will lend
me de loan OBJ it TO- fibe minutes I'll play on
it, an promise not to scratch de cover"
''Scratch the Govern" echoed the clock
why, pray, should any one scratch the cover
of piano playing on it?'
'Why?" retorted Bones. why? Well, it's
plain yo' nebber saw game OBJ football?'
Football?" said the clock, ''What on earth
are you talking about? What has football to
do with planos?"
SIN dis case it has eberyting 70 do wild it."
said Bones. "Football is de only fling I kin
play on planners.
''By the way" said Tambo. when the en-
thusiasm of the audience over this Joke had
ceased, ''Our pianner got locked de odder
night. an we can't get it open"
"What seems to be the trouble? Can't you
unlock it?'' asked the clock.
"No, suh,' replied Tambo. "All de keys is
on de inside"
Here one of the glass agates got boisterous
and the fire engine had to put him out.
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PROPOSALS

DROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE NAVY
j YARD, WASHINGTON. ID. C--September IL,
lsg4-SeaIed proposals, indorsed Proposals for
Supplies for the Navy ard Washington, D. C.,
TO be opened October >, 1885," will be received at
the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts. Navy De-
partment " ashington, D. G. until y clock noon,
October ,, 1894, and publicly opened immedi-
ateIy thereafter, 10 furnish al the Navy Yard,
Washington, ID C., two slOJting machines, four
horizontal boring and drilling machines, one
fOrty-hOrse power engine, two electric tray cling
cranes, three boring and turning mills four
planning machines, four portable drills, two hOr-
izontal boring, drilling and milling machines,
one universal radial drilling machine, two shGp-
ing machines. ten dIderentisl pulley hOists, one
set blower pipes, supports and runways for two
electric cranes; also a quantity OF shafting,
blocks, hangers couplings. collars, pulleys. steel
rails, sewing silk, braid, and tallON- The arti-
cIes must conform 70 the Navy standard and
pass the usual naval inspection Blank pro-
poSals VIII &c furnished upon application 70 the
Navy Yard, Washington, D. c. The attention OF
manufacturers and dealers is invited lie bids,
all other things being equal. decided by lot Tbs
Department reserves The right % waive defects
or reject any or all bids not deemed advanta-
geous TO the Government. EDWIN STEWART,
Paymaster General, L. :. y. sep2l,24,<s,SO
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FALL FASHIONS.

Metal and jeweled girdles are worn, but
unless they are hrst-rate they have tawdry
appearance The long sash ends of chiffon,
drawn together at the tips into a sort of tas-
sci, are more suitable for evening dresses.
Two wide breadths of chiffon, forming two
sash ends at the back Of dress, are very
popular.
While bengaline for bridal gowns and old
rose for full evening toilets are London fash
ions they viii, no doubt, find favor here.
Steamer capes are now made of rather rough
heavy plaids. The garniture consists OF a
silk-lined hood. covered buttons, small and
large pockets. aud bias bands OF the material.
On fashionable fall gowns and hats the
most exquisite shades OF red velvet will be
seen. Cherry or magenta. combined with
black. will be superlatively stylish.
This is the time that women of fashion find
it somewhat difficult to know what to wear
as really il Is neither enc season nor the
other. but just the awkward season between
the tWo-some days very warm, while the
next may be very cold. All things considered.
il will be after all. found that the "sailor
coat and skirt suits are the most convenient.
If it is cold, vest of warm cloth buttoning
to the throat may be worn, or with the addi-
tiOnal collar and tie, which is always becom-
ing and smart. On warmer days the thick
vest may be laid aside, and as a substitute be
worn a cotton shirt or a silk waist or with
out the coat.
Every kind Of enormous shoulder cape,
all sorts Of huge sleeves. round waists. coat
tops and overskirts. double and single. adorn-
ments Of lace and passementeue having jet
with or without gold thread-all these are
fashionable.
All the new friIls of net with peads, sequins
or pallets are cut in circular form, so thai
one edge is sewn fiat and The other is very
full and wide. Lace, patterned or yeined
with gold thread and studded with jet, is very
handsome, and some of the white and cream
laces have the flowers and leaves worked W
in jet beads, and thick ecru guipure lace is
laid on tinsel background and worked ovel
with crystal beads, gold thread and gilt purse
beads until il makes the most superb mate
rial for yokes or bands of trimming.
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AUCTION SALES.
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT IN
L HILLSDALE, D. C., BARRY FARM SUB
DIVISION

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT IN
l. HILLSDALE, D. C., BARRY FARM SUB
DIVISION
By virtue OF a certain deed of trust bearing
date the 2lth day OF september, 1892, and duly
recorded in llber 1913, folio I23 ct SEQ OF the
land records of the District of Column Jia, and ut
the request OF the holder of the notes secured
thereby, shall offer for sale at pubic auction
i'll front of the premises on WEDNESDAY, Octo-
Der the third y. d. 1894, al three O'Clock p. m ,
the following described real estate, situated n
Hillsdale, District OF Columbia and designated
as part of lot numbered seven a, IN sect on
numbered four a., in the subdivision of Barry
Farm, according TO the plat now on file in the
surveyors ONCE of said District, as follows:
being the southeastern hal OF said lot seven a,
in section numbered four a., beginning at the
southwest corner of said lot, fronting Sheri-
dan street, running the entire width on Sheridan
street southeast; thence the southeast line
of said lot one-half its length; then across the
said lot the full width Of said lot; thence along
the southwest line to the pout of beginning.
Terms of sale: Said property viii be sold 10 the
highest bidder for cash 4 deposit of COCO viii
be required at the time OF sale All convey
ancing and recording at purchasers cost. Terms
of sale to be complied with within ten days
from date OF SALE or the property viii he resOld
at the risk and cost OF defaulting purcr aser.
S. PRESCOTT WRIGHT,
GEORGE Ii. WRIGHT,
se23-10t Trustees.
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LOST OR FOUND.

I OST-AN ENGLISH BULLDOG; WHITE,
l. with black spots on his head and short tail;
when last seen was following buggy on Penn
sylcania ave, near 18th st I; tag No 1852 Finder
will please return him 10 925 ID ST. NV and re-
ceye liberal reward. se24-3t
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs.

TOR sALE-A COMPLETE SET OF BRITAIN.
L MICA Encyclopaedia; entirely new: cost $32 so
win sell for $50; % vols; cloth Address BOOKS,
this office se23-3t
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Bread Sticks.

Add one yeast cake to half pint of luke
warm water, dissolve, add half teaspoonful
OF salt in the beaten white of one egg, and
sufficient -four to make a dough; knead well
for ten minutes. Stand aside for two hours.
When light turn out on the board, cut off
small bits. and roll them under the hands into
cord like strips TO fit pans. stand in warm
place for twenty minutes and bake for ten
minutes in a quick oven. These sticks are
especially nice served with salads.
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WANTED.

w ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED NURSE FOR
w ladies would like a few more engage
ments. Best of references given Call or write
III \. Cap. st. se23-7t
VXTANTED-ALL BEER DRINKERS TO CALL
w at Bush's new place, SIT 7th ST NV, and
get nice cold bottle OF beer for cents
au21-1yr
~ APARTMENT CLERKS AND EX-DEPART-
IL ment Clerks male or female, wishing TO in
crease their income should see HILL, IS Warder
Building 9Th and SITS NV.
WTANTED-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT
w have opened a branch store with a fun
line Of birds, cages, feed. aquariums, gold fish,
and pet animals at 1921 Pa. ave; main store, zig
18th ST n. ". SCHMID. je25-3Ino
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FUNERAL PRICES REDUCED.
s. II. HINES.
SUMNER RESORTS

HOTEL PITNEY, ATLANTIC CITY \ j.
Ill n y. ave. bet Pacific ana Beach; mod
cow; 81 so 10 50 80 per day; g. to So per week
HOTEL FLORIDA, PACIFIC, BET. y Y AND
IL Tenn. ayes; mod. COW; s.. 25 10 81 per day:
J DENTLER ty2i-tf
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FOR RENT-RooMs

9nS EST n. W.-oNE FUR. AND TWO IN
ZUO fur. rooms to rent. Con. TO Pat, Pen,
aud Government Printing ONCE; rent mod
crate. sep23-3t
. ROOMS; 8 FRONT; FUR NICELY; BALANCE
. fur. or unfur.: foI light housekeeping; rent
low; also gentlemen can be accommodated with
good board at reasonable rates: cars stop near
door 313 and 3l5 Pa ave NV. se23-3t
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The SHOPPERS GUIDE
Consult tO-days TIMES for full detailsI

Moore's Shoe PaIace-Music. Luncheon,
and Flowers. All Free, on Monday.
The Julius Lansburgh Furniture and
Carpet Color to-day only Solid Oak
Table for 75c.
WnIett u Ruoff-Dunlap Fifth. Avenue
hats.
Grogan-Choice Plush or HaircIoth Par.
Ior Suite, $3.50; Solid Oak Bedroom Suite
SI3
Droop & Sons-E GabIer Bro and Stein
way Pianos.
James Y. Davis Sous-Umbrellas in all
styles and prices for both men and women.
George Spransy-Best values in new $40
Fall and Winter Suits in town.
Robinson, Cherry & Co.-Men's fall suits
from SI0up.
The Warren Shoe House-Extra ordinary
bargains in Shoes for S2.65 and S1.5O.
Loeb Hirsh-Fan Hats and Colored
Shirts.
Enrich Beef Co-speciaI prices; goods
delivered anywhere.
Thomas w Riley-Pea coal S4.25 ton.
r. NJ Dobbins-JeweIrY for cash or
| credit
To-morrow's Menu.
| BREAKFAST.
Concord grapes
Hominy and cream.
| Broiled ham.
Fried potatoes Hot rolls
Coffee
LUNCH
Cold sliced mutton.
/ Baked potatoes
Lettuce salad with bread sticks
Peach pie Cheese.
! Tea
DINNER
Vegetable soup.
Oysters
Broiled steak, with mushrooms
! Succotash Celery salad
Baked potatoes
Rice pudding.
Fruit Coffee
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Prof. CLAY, e1 H9gfR} e1Al EES7fT,

Tells past, present and future; advice on love
affairs, marriages, losses, or speculauons; tells
nov 10 overcome your eneu e.. causes speedy
marriages, brings separated together, tells
everything, settles lovers gUerreIs, tells " hat
business best suited for speedy riches Don't
buy, sell or go iCuI ney until you consult Prof
CLAY. oldest esfah liSled advertising claIrvoyant
in this city Sittings, 50 cents Hours, a m
To 9 p m; open Sundays 4sg II street, between
Four-and-a-half ind sixth SIS W au5-lm
ryVHE LADIES FRIEND-NUTTS HOMGO-
( pathjc Pills for all female complaints, OBJ
structiORs, and al diseases produced from irreg-
ularities; 70 taste or smell For sale only at No.
gU6 b street southwest sepl-3m
GABINET, vAPOR, PLAIN. AND INDICATED
X sea salt and sulphur baths; electric and
magnetic treatment; alcohol IUbbings. Dr.
SARAH WAYCOTT, ~ 18th 81. NV. open sun
days aul4-lmO
CAPITAL STEAM LAUNDRY-NA WEAVER,
I proprietor, ST. Eighth st NV. Telephone 1913.
Laundry work in all its branches neatly exc
cuted at reasonable rates
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 Ii INFORMATION ABOUT REPAIRING
"A left with me can be had at 80 Pennsylya-
MIA ave Sc. next door HENRY SCHMINhE
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- - ENGIENIC-HEALIHFj
{ 81 E-a TIE HARDEST-THE BEST
MADE OF PJ RE SPRING WATER
= - Telephone -. Office 1928 ST L. ".
MRS. CARY, I6O2 7TH ST NV GUARANTEE
VI to convince the most skepticaI on past, pres
ent, and future life, law suits, divorces, love,
and marriage, gains the love of those you desire,
OTeTComes evil Influences. gives names IN full OF
those you have or viii marry. All information
truthfully aud accurately ven. Can and be
convinced, as seeing IS believing Hours, 3 TO 9,
except sundays tel6-oIno
I AIDES - COMFORTABLE HOME BEFORE
l. and during confinement; best medical treat.
ment: babies adopted: female complaints
treated by experienced physician; confidential
Mrs. Dr.. RENNEIi, l31 81 st. Il e, Washington,
D. C. je10-1y
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DANCING-PRIyATE WITH MUSIC 81 PER
3Jlessou, six lessons for =; at private resi-
dence; lady teacher: reduction 10 clubs; refer
ences. Address DESIRED, this Office sepls-.t
CROP AND THINK A MOMENT YOU WITH
- limited cash, know that you can get first
class suit or oversoaJ, slightly wOru- for about
oue-hau you Wou pay for them new. Investi-
gate. JU>TH'S OLD STAND, GIG d 81 NV. sel0-tf
DIST OILS, RELIABLE PAINTS, vAPOR
. fluid, stains, q per gallon; white and col
ored lead at lowest cash market value at
YOUNG Z cos IA X st NV. sel1-1mo
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Your Last Chance
o
tmssh Opportunity
onla blocks station THIS Is YOUR
eand
to-day
n. W. a
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

LIVE MAN CAN RENT FINE OYSTER
"A stand; good neighorhood
Address H.
sep22-3t this Office.
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs

FOR RENT-HOUsEs
TNOR RENT-4GS K ST NJ, BROOM BRICK:
Il water, $3.50: 4lO1S 6ls st sw, 5-rm brick
wafer $3.50; both nice homes for small families
Apply GEORGE h STROEBEL, tin shop, 1721 Pa
ave. NV. se2i-3t
NOR RENT-6-RooM BRICK HOUSE, 4l4 p
L St NV, S23 80; also 4-room alley houses,
400 and All Eolidge court, bet Attn and 9Th SITS
and and NV, $40 per month HARVEY
SPAULDING, col NJ ST. NV. ee-5-lm
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DR.. RIECEL,
SPECIALIST ON
Disease Of Ear, Nose, Throat
and Lungs.
Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis. and
Consumption Cured.

The above diseases have baffied the skin OF
physicians for ages and ages, and even now arc
considered incurable by most of them. But DR.
Riegel has mastered the,secret, and with his new
method can cure most any case OF Catarrh-
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FOR ShLE-EOUsES.

TOR sALE-BRICK HOUSE; SIX ROOMS AND
i bath; 9Th St, near Md. ave n e; cosy house;
to FRANK l. HANCOCK q CO., cor 18Th and G
SITS. ne. seIs-1t
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CATARRH OF HEAD AND THROAT.

This is the most prevalent form Of Catarrl
and results from neglected colds
lis the breath foul?"
sis the voice husky?p
do you spit up sinner
"Do you ache all oYer?'
us the nose stopped up?"
do you snore at night"
"Does your nose discharge"
"Does the nose bleed easilyW
"Is there tickling in throat2'
"Do crusts form in the nose"
ais the nose sore and tender"
"Do you sneeZe a great deal?"
SIS this worse toward night"
"Does the nose itch AID burn:"
as there pain In front of head?'
ais there pain across the eyes%
us there pain in back OF head|
"ls your sense of smell leaving.h
''Do you hawk TO clear the throat"
us there a dropping ia the throat"
us the throat dry IN the morning.
'Are you losing your sense OF taste?'
"DO you sleep with the mouth openg
docs the nose stop up toward night"
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FOR RENT

Handsome office rooms in The Times
Building; moderate rent. Apply i'll Count
ing-room. seII-tf
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Observation-Disclosures
THIS NV NERVINE.
BIZ q physician Rapidly cures nervous ex-
haustion. reenrCylses the brain and strengthens
The mental faculties. One bottle Is sufficient.
IS cents for 100 doses at
MertZ's, lIth and F SITS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-02
Wiman's Arrest.

.Johr C, Freund, i'll The Music
Trades throws the following light on
the causes which led to the arrest OF
Erastus Wyman, the forSer;
The arrest of Erastus Wiman, tor
merly of the Dun Commercial agen-
CIV, was undoubtedly due to certain
circular that was mailed to business
men some time ago and of which he
was believed to be the author.
This circular gave away the inner
workings of the commercial agencies
and exposed the whole system
badly.
Mr. Wiman's arrest, one whole
year after the discovery OF lis al
leoed misdeeds, is, therefore, rather
an act OF revenge than one of Jus
| tice,
| If during the course of his tina
the commercial agency system Ii
thoroughly ventilated, it would be
GOOD thing for the business commun
ity.
| Some time ago well known hous
in the trade subscribed to one OF tn
agencies. They were rated $500,
600 credit high, by this agency, bu
by the other agency they were rate
at SO, coo, credit low.
After a year or so the hous
changed to the second agency, whic
then rated them at 100000. credi
hi3h, while tie first agency reduce
hem down to SO, 900, credit low.
The whole commercial agency sys
tenn is rotten, and needs investl@a
ton more than the police
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-02
Desperate Burglars.

New Brunswick, n. j., March L
Early this morning Moore Baker ana
William Thompson, negroes, entered
the home Of John Baker, Il wealthy
farmer. supposed to have large sum
of money in his house, near Frank
lyn Park, six miles west OF here, Tor
the purpose of robbery, Being dis
covered by Mrs. Baker, who vas sit
ting up with sick child, the robbers
killed both her and the child with an
ak. Baker, hearing the noise, sprane
from lis bed, shot one CT the negroes
dead and fatally wounded the Other
| with an ak, but not until the r"ooei
had cut his nose off. The facts were
learned from man who came here
10 summon the Coroner,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-02
ApECULlAR PHENOMENON.
How a Horrible sound StampeGH4
an Audience.


Rev, Lundy, proprietor OF the
calcium light exhibition Of "crid
Fair views, called ut the APPEAL OF
flee the other evening and for an
bour entertained the staff with an
explanation of the workings and con
struction Of his calcium light,
Mr.. Lundy is a very entertaining
Gentleman, and said that the two gas
tanks which furnish fuel for the
Iioht are filed, one with hyrogen
and the other with oxygen gas at
pressure Of 900 pounds to the square
inch.
.If one of these tanks should
hurst" continued Mr.. Lundy, "a
Good mart of the immediate vicinity
would 90 with it, and you wonia
hear a roar ike thunder. There are
only about half a dozen persons on
the Coast who know how to handle
one of these machines.
81 had an assistant running one
for me in California town, and DUR
ing the evening he stampeded the
entire audience, including himself.
Mr.. Lundv. in answer to inquiries,
explained that the operator turned
the gases on IL The wrong proportlon'
causing the most frightful noise ne
ever heard
"Words are inadequate to describe
tbo awful sound" said he, "bu
every persun in the house was pani'
stricken. In very short tine the
building was empty and several per
! sons were injured in the mad rush t.
get out. 1t is a sound that strike
| terror to the stoutest heart. L
seems as if all tn, fiends of hell wer
tearing the universe asunder, AM
the death cry of ten thousand peopi
is nothing in comparison. 1t maxi
YOUR hair stand on end and 'h''7
: blood in your veins. cannot ~
you a proper idea of lawful do'
not express il"
| g. would Ike to hear 1t, muse
, one of the typos
: "You won dn't care to hear 1t p'
once, my boy" answered the clergy
man. 81 have heard 1t sever
times. and each time my blood ra
:, cold. and | am not coward either
The light used by MIR. Lundy
500 candle power and the only OF
which surpasses it is owned by NJ
Hearst of the Examiner, with ~
lie candle power. But the heat gene
g ated makes it impraeticable, as
$ very often cracks the lenses.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-02
Nevada Exhibit Fund.

w. S. James, Chairman OF the
Board of County Commissioners, said
today that he was willing to vote tor
an appropriation for the Nevada
exhibit fund, if there was any avail
able money in the Treasury to cover
an appropriation. Commissioner
Chatelain would also vote for an ap-
preparation if any fund were avail
able, as would Mr.. Praet.
As heretofore explained in the En-
terprise the money so appropriated
will be returned to the donors at the
next session of the State Legislature
Enterprise.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-02
Yesterdays Funeral.

The funeral Of Mrs. Rosenbure,
Grandmother of III. x. Brown OF this
city. took place fron the residence OF
the latter yesterday aftern' on, Rev.
Hyslop officiating After the fun
eral services at the house, the re
mains we're followed to the Empire
cemetery, by a long line of carriages,
The pail bearers were. Messrs. Ia
briskie. Wagner, Iierlick, Cults,
Buckingham and Sunnertield,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-02
Frightened Into COnfessiEg :.

Morganton, n. c., March l.
William Causby, a young man, was
murdered last Saturday night about
two miles from this place. There
was no clew to the murderer other
han the fact that Sylvanus Morrow,
lanes Wisenhunt and Philip Will
liams had been seen with Causby
where he was found dead.
At the inquest these three were
summoned as witnesses, Nothing
beyond the fact that they were with
Causby was developed while Morrow
and Wisenhunt was on the stand. As
each witness was directed to stand
aside, he was asked to put his hanc
ON the dead body, which had mo-
been removed from the place where
it had been found.
Morrow and Wisenhunt did no
hesitate to comply with the request
but it vas noticed that Williams
while being examined, was in a stat
of great mental excitement. Whel
he was requested to put his hand o.
the body he broke down completed
and declared that he could not do sc
In few minutes he confessed tina
he and Causby had had a fight an
that he had killed Causby while un
der the influence of whisky.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-02
Local Mining Paragraphs.

The Consolidated California q
Vnaini. Ginning Company began
shipping ore yesterday to the Nor
can mill at Empire. The shipment
aggregated 100 tons. About o9o
toms have accumulated IN the BINS at
the C. & C, Shaft and the shipments
will continue until this reserve Is eX-
hausted. The mine assay value OF
the ore is above average grade, and 1t
20 safe to assume that the net bullion
return Of the present mailing will
prove satisfactory.
Explorations or the 1000 Level OF
the mine continue to show occasional
lunches of ore and the outlook IS
favorable that enough can be extract
ed to continue shipments for some
time. A draft of fifteen men was
made yesterday from the force IN the
north-end mines, but the draft is
only temporary.
Mr.. Rule said last night that an
east crosscut will be started today al
poinu in the southwest DRIFT on the
1000 level of the Consolidated Call
fornia & Virginia, 800 feet south o.
the Consolidated virginia shaft, ane
a raise will also be started above tina
level, 400 feet south of the shaft
Mr.. Rule said: 1--WE will get thu
ore. " and he looked like WHINE
when he said it. Mr.. Rules healtl
has improved wonderfully since hi
last visit here, and he Is IN deaf
earnest on his ore quest, spending
most of his time underground.-En
terprise.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-02
ComstOck Varieties

Ida Crane, young woman, was
arrested last night on a charge OF
petit larceny and landed N jan. one
is accused Of stealing quantity oil
ladies' wearing apparel from the resi-
dence of Mrs. Shelby. The articles
stolen were light lavender colored
Iady's dress, black lady's corsets'
black lady's wais. of woody material
red lady, lat } s4r, al "'A"'
articles. -Chrouicle.
Miss Crane evidently don't propose
70 Iraw the color line.