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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-07-02
The STATE Of Nevada Sc
Greeting to ". ii. UlUoru, the 4

The STATE Of Nevada Sends
Greeting to ". ii. Cluorl, the above
named defendant.
You are here oy required to appear in an
action bro :ght against YOU by the above
named Plaintiff, in the District Court Il
the Fnst Judicial District Of the State Of
Nevada, Orn>by County, aud answer
Complaint filed therein. ,,4L-.o tea day ;
(exclusire of the day of serricc) after the
service on you OF this Summons if served
in sad County, or if served ont of said
County, but within the District twenty
days, in all other cases forty days or judg-
ment by default will be taken against YOU
| according to the prayer of said Complaint
The said action is brought to obtain a
judgment against you the said defendant
| for the sum of two thousand five hundred
and fifty (255S) dollars gold coin of
| the United States, balance due and owing
| plaintiff according to the terms and con-
| ditions OF certain pronisory note made
executed and delivered by you the said de-
| fendent to the said plaintiff at Mason Valley
| Nevada, June 18th 1850 all of which will
more fully appear by the complaint now
on file in my office in Carson City, Nevada
and to which you are specially referred
| And you are hereby notified that if you
fai! to answer the Complaint, the said Plain
tiff will take judgment against you for the
said sum of two thousand five hundred and
fifty-five (.s5s) dollars in gold coin of the
United States, and for costs of this claim
Given under my hand and Seal of the
District Court of the First Judicial Distric1
of the State of Nevada, Ormsby County
this I4th day of June in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
ninety-five.
GEO. A. TYRREL Clerk.
BY CHAs. CALVIN Deputy Clerk
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-07-02
GRAND
4ITI-I OF JULY
PICNIC,
A.
COOKS
GROVE

- GAMES OF ALL SORTS o
Boat Racing, and Horse Racing,
Bicycle Race, and Llaies Race
Tug of War between Ca son & Empire
Foot Racing AID Dancing.
The Brst o. music has been engaged
With all he latest Music OF the day.
Admission to Grounds and Han:
Gentlemen ST. BOYS % certs, Ladies
free.
F'VpTNh0dv Invited
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.
YERY LARGE GAINS rs COMPARED
urn PRECEDfNG MONTHS.
November. Of This Year. shows an In
crease of sf1, s99,3 $50 over the Same
Month Last Year.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE Chief OF
the Bureau OF Statistics reports that the
total values OF the exports Of merchandise
from the United States during the month
OF November. 1896. and during the eleven
months, ended November 5oth. as COM
pared with similar exports during the
corresponding period Of the proceeding
year were as follows:
November. 1896. Sl09,O9l go, 1895. 1sLSl2,-
Isl.
Eleven months. ended November 5oth'
1896. SSSS. $50 $50. 1886. Sl39 i6s300.
In November last the exports exceeded
the imports by S5so,3.>N5. In November,
1925. the excess of exports over imports
was S23.96l.16i During the eleven months.
ended November 20. 1886. the excess OF
exports over imports was $3.50. 0s6. 11l and
the excess OF imports over exports for
the corresponding period OF the preceding
year WAS S.13 PSI.
In November. 1896. tho imports Of gold
exceeded the exports by S6.92iiis. and
during the eleven months ended Novem-
her 90 1896 the excess of imports Of gold
over exports WIS So SEQ. igs. The excess Of
exports of silver over imports during the
eleven months ended November - 1896,
was Slfs,5.Ol0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16
DELIGHIFJL INIIRIIINMENT
Pretty Music and Beautiful Girls the Prin-
cipal Feature.

Despite the stormy weather Of last
night. the ladies Of ST. AnthOny's Aux
iliary of St. Peters Cathedral. were out
in large numbers. and 50 were their
friends. on the occasion Of the frst
musicale Of series 10 bc given this
winter.
Lee Camp Hall was well filed with
young people many of them pretty
young ladies. and they all enjoyed them
selves very much.
After the various musical selections,
which were rendered by Miss Helen T..
Aylwin and the jefferson Quartctte. the
latter doing themselves proud i'm duets
and triOs. rs well ass uuartcttes the
company repaired to the spcious dining
halls and refreshed themselves with ice
cream and cake after which the party
resolved itself into a social circle and
INDUCED i'm games and music until a
late hour.
The hall was handsomely decorated with
pottod plants and colorcd lamps which,
together with the pretty young ladies.
made an inspiring picture that would
warm the heart Of the most Indifferent
young man. Tho LADIES who had charge
Of tie entertainment. and who were
dressed IN fancy costumes. were the
Misses Ethel :. Emms Ruby Dart, Mary
Dart. Marjorie Ruth, and Mamie Prof
fit. Amelia Roger. Kate and Nellie
Sweeney, Lily Digby Emms. and Jennie
LOram. Mr.. Frank Nott and Miss
Ethel S. Emms were dressed TO reprcsc mt
Uncle and Aunt Josiah Hopkins. from
Hanover.
Mr.. J. Louis Sullivan and Miss Lily
Digby Emms. who had charge OF the
entertainment. deserve credit for the
success Of the affair.
The Very Rev. Henry Cutler, Y. g.
was an interested spectator.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16
TELEGRIPHIC BRETITfES.

Ihe first patriarch BAN will Doe given
in New York December Ist.
Forty students were arrested IN Mos
COW. and number of political papers
seized boz their lodgings
Collaborating quartz. as-1ying 800 per
urtn discovered ON "a Iaim near
York Pa.
Brazil has accepted thc rules Tor The
prevention of collisions at sea. Ihe
rules go into effect ON July ], lsJ'.
The Supreme Court decided that the
Kentucky law prescribing rates of toll
ON turnpikes was Unconstitutional.
Baroness Leonino. daughter Of Baron
GuataVt dc kothschild. Was killed Dog
iau from her horse while hunting ln
France.
Heopbne lie Blanc who starved him
self boz order that bis wife might have
enough TO eat died Boz ID New York
hospital
The court of Appeals of Kentucky has
granted the motion OF scott Jackson IS
attorneys for thirty days ODD which To ME
a petition for rehclrns.
The Cuban representative IN the
United States alleges that the Spaulards
have violated The Ec1-tross agreement
relating 90 the humane treatment OF
prisoners.
According to adylccs received from
Berlin. Vienna and Paris. inere la no
truth in the reported escape OF tN-
Sultan Mur4d from his place Oh con-
nnem-nt at constantinoplr-
a dispatch from Rome 20 the Madrid
impartial says Don carlos. the pre-
tender TO the throne of spain. intends
To abdicate his claim in favor OF ms
SON. Don Jaime.
Hon Thomas Watson Of Georgia.
Pouuiist candidate for NiCe-president u
the recent election. will appear before
the House Committee on Elections 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16
MONIGOMERY PREsBYTERT.
Not "A Runaway Match. But IA Bridal Trip
CONWAY the Wife Murderer.

ROANOKE, VA. Dec. l5.-Special.-
Al a called meeting of Montgomery
Presbytery. held here this afternoon.
Rev. h. G. Anderson. Jr., was modera-
tor and the others present were Rev.
Or. w. c. Campbell. Roanoke. i.ev. a. >
RACIAL. LynchDurgs Rev. Or. Hooper
Christiansburg. Rev. 4. W Han. Rocky
Mount. Rev. l.. G.. Clark, FinCastle Rev
l.. w. Irwin. Iron Gaze, Rev. \. v.
Wynne Bramwoll. Elders J. II. Earman
and W. S. McClanahan. OF Roanoke. and
{. II. kellOg. of Bramwel
The Presbytery dissolved the pastoral
relations OF Rev. \. ;. Racial ana Beth
seda church. and also arranged TO IN
stall Rev. l.. W. Irwin as pastor of
the Radford and Kadford Central
churches on the NTH Sunday in January.
Rev. Or. l.. Harper and Rev. j. NJ. hol-
laday 10 perform the services.
The Presbytcry also arranged TO in
stall Rev. y. &. Clark as pastor OF the
Rluefield church on the first Sunday m
February 1921 Rev. W. g Wynnc and
Rev. l.. W. Irwin TO perform the service.
Edgar l.. Miller representative OF the
Interstate Telephone Of Durham y. c.
s. here closing up the subscriptions TO
the new system. which 70 Is proposed TO
put IA operation here at an early date
Robert l.. Rush and Miss Annie Coff-
man. Of this city. went TO Bristol Tenn.
this afternoon. ana were married there
tonight. They Will return tomorrow
and Will reside here II was not run
away match. only a bridal trip.
Robert Conway the negro wife muir
derer. waived a preliminary cxamlna-
ton to-day and was sent on 10 The grand
jury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16
Alahamn IRON AhrOad.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. Dee. lathe
extent of Alabama's newly developed
tr1"a in pig iron yi'h European c"In-
tres. which first attracted after lion
received at various Southern ports from
two weeks ago, when more iron was
received al various Southern ports from
this city than there was ship-room Co
forward II abroad. was Illustrated yes
terday when the statement was given
out thai two of the largest ifon--fo-
ducing corporations in this state have
sold more iron in foreign countries with
in the past month than In American
markets.
This is the first time in the history
OF Alabama iron-mahnt that such "a
thing has occurred. and iron-ma tiers be
lieVe that IL establishes the fact that
their trade abroad Is hereafter 10 Doe
a permanent feature of business. with
prospects for it becoming big factor.
1t is stated further that hearing OF
the lack OF shipping facilities al South
ern ports. number of tramp vessels
are headed for there TO relieve The stu
alton by securing a share OF the tom
maze Washington Post.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16
HIS SALARY REDUCED.
CONTINUED from FIRST page)

=, consider the question Of dividing lay
ward occasioned some little dlscu ss III.
MIR Rahen opposed II on the grounu ,'''''
IL would give the West tih ~" - -
representation I'm the Council ana en1p,e
that ward To run the whoie 'l's ,,,,Sa,
carter moved 20 amend the I,7oiuel1''
so as TO make IT the duty OF the com
rnittee TO consider the redivlsion OF the
several wards of the city. Inc aihenu
mont was adopted. . go.
The resolution introduced in the 'ouh-
ell nv Mr. Rountree and adopted by that
body. making il unlawful Tor any mem
ber of the Council TO vote for any person
related 60 him bv blood or marrlat.
for any salaricd Office in the glit OF
tho nitv WAS voted down. after remarks
erainsf IL being made by Messrs. Blake.
Carter. and cutchins. the latter gentle
man calling IL a piece of "maudlin SEN
tmcntality."
a NEW ALDERMAN.
Mr. George Med. Blake rendered ms
resignation. and I'm doing so stated that
ne had not intended TO resign before
February or March. brt would now be
employed by n concern that might have
some favors 10 ask Of tho board. NJ
Blake said that he greatly regretted 10
leave the Board. and although there mao
been spats. he harbored resentment
against no one His resignation was
accepted
Mr.. Burton moved that tho board 20
into the election of a successor 70 Nr
Blake Tho motion was carried. anu
Mr.. Burton nominated Captain r. ;
Brock Jr Mr. Zimmerman seconded
the nomination. and Captain Brock was
unanimously elected
Tho board. on motion Or Mr. Carter
concurrod I'm resolution appro7ria'inc
$500 10 grade the wost side of Alunford
street from Marshall 10 Clay.
Tho petition presented by the Minis
forial Union. through Drs. Iiogc and
Mason was referred 20 Tho Mayor. with
the endorsement Of tho Board.
\ resolution was presented 10y Mr.
zimmerman and unanimously adopted
expressing mo sorrow Of tho Board at tho
death Of Mr. William =. Lawton. CLERK
Of the Hastings Court and oXtondna
sincere sympathy 10 his horoavod family
The holrd ihon. ~ 17.l0. ndl0nrnod.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16
LUMBI RuEy WANT PROTICTfON
rbey Organize to- Bring Their Demands
Eefor- Way- and Means Committee.

Before Ways and Means Committee.
CINCINNATI o.. Dec. lJ.-Lumbermen
from all over the United States gathered
M the Grand Hotel this morning for the
convention which was called TO order at
I'D o'clock by j. H. DefaDaugh. editor ar
the Zimmerman Tweuty-Ouc states were
represented. with delegates huhueiiis
Isl Speciat representatives, were IN az
Tendance from all the prominent luihber
,,.,f,fz,tious throughout the country !.
Mr.. Iefahaugh stated that the OBJECT Oh
the convention was To secure na',o'',.'
tariff LEGISLATION favoring lumber interests
and select an executive committee w ny
pare a memorial 10 Constess. chosen g..
The following officers were CHOSEN T.
President. -. G.. Goodyear OF fehhsy >
,sri,- Nice-Presidcnts, II. &. uniss u
N9rvland and H. r. Skinuer OF loilu@'
SScrctarv' &. ". Wells, OF Illinois .,.,oso
A NAYS and Means commute, ",,,,t
dtifias shall bc the ascertalnlhs 81 VI"
t.rio LEGISLATION is demanded ler inc u,s,e
Interests OF the lumbcrmeh OF TIC 80,
trv and devise ways and means lot ~
ACCOMPLISHMENT was appointed ,ylla,..
Middle south. southwest Ncw .tnb u,
New York. PcnnsyNahla' +'0'
The president and secretary. we're app
pointed ex-oiiicio members ne W,
and Means Committee Wa a.'t.i 80 -,
draw fiuou industries represented lot SUM
rt@,t fnnJs to meet their needs. kcsoiu
lions were adopted asking congress 10
nlaco lumber on the dutiable INST, iequral
ing lumber dealers TO iuth3l 10 '.t','N, ?
ana representatives iull lWoi uduo' pr
roiafion To the needs and condition ol 'He
inn,b,r industrv and invoking the ald on
Congress in estdDilaulh| lV''f''
southern countries. ,t , I'm
'The delegates tonight attended a pan
uuot at the Grand Hotel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16

A novel and interosting meeting Is ~
tako place at the winter health resoi .,
southern Pines y. g.. on December -. ~.
mo Wanderers from Virginia and the
CarOlinas." Low rates of transportau
over the railroads have been obtained
from Texas and other far-on souther -
and western States, $50 that at "a sulAli
cost the people from the three states
banned who have emerited TO "ln'.
noints may return. and not only Dee no
the Southern Pines ga thcring. but VISIT
their old homes and stay for one month
The indications are that large num-
Der of people Will attend the reunion.
The reunion meeting Will De one OF soci u
pleasure and amusement business VIII
be laid aside and an the fun and merry
making chat can Dee crowded into two
days will Doe enjoyed on this occasion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16

KNOXVILLE. TENN. Dec. 15.-Maircd
HatuCld. a youth nineteen years old, VIII
be executed az Snctdville, the county seat
of Hancock county, Tomorrow Tor tnc
murder OF Jones Trail last Marcn. DO VIII
be the first legal execution in the county,
and much trouble is feared from friends
Of the condemned man. who threaten To-
release him. Sheriff Battery nas erected
and the execution is planned TO Doe ia
private.
The mountainoers declare that this
shall not be and II is believed that en-
heavily guarded tonight. iu order 10 pre-
vent an escape CT an attempt TO release
the prisoner. The condemned man D. "a
relative of the ilatnclds. who nave Dee
come famous through the feuds which
they have waecd for years with the Nc
Coy faction. Reports from SnccdVille toe
night say that already large crowds are
beginning TO come into the town.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16
Good Uuniinp in Essex.

HUNTSVILLE. VA, Dec. 1j.-Spc-
cial.-Huntsmen are meeting with varied
success. Some have been very Success
ful i'm killing wild turkeys and others in
killing deer. i;r. William G.. fanlhall
Killed two nice deer last week. one "A
splendid buck and the other a fawn.
while Mr.. H. G.. Billups ana his brother
rounded out three dozen of turkeys
Wedding bells are ringing AN over this
and the adjoining counties. and many
Wedding dates have been named
Continued unreasonable weather makes
the oyster market exceedingly dull. but
continued cold snap would help the
market very much.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16

| cxaited station which you hold, we de-
| sire. also. now that you are soon TO lay
! down its great trust. 10 cypress our APP
probation of matters IN which u mas peen
administered We would emphasize our
conviction that your discharge OF the
solemn functions of the highest ONCE III
the world WHY need no glamour OF IN
tcrvcning ycara no subsistence nor suHeI-
ing OF contemporary and partisan JuIs,
mcnt 10 make Il great Every Ideal on l
NAV say so. without improperly 10 your
sclO. OF unsclfsh patriotism wise states
manship. incorruptible integrity. cl'af
conviction OF truth and rieht WIN iuli
and fearless courage OF that CONVICTION
has been made real
II the President shall accept the invi-
tation his reception here VIII he mace an
event IN the history Of this city.
GEORGETOWN. S. G.. Dec. p.,Frcsi-
dent Cleveland and party ptched camp
at Ford's Point. which Is az the sohiht fh
extremity OF South Island, Nestcroay
morning. and have been SHOOTING nuona
I'm the preserves OF General Alexander To-
day. After a very heavy rain. wnicn i'i'
during most % last night. the Wlnd N'fi
ed TO the North. 1t has been cloudy az
day with good breeze blowing. WhlCh
IS usually prOptiOus for the duck huh'-
crs. From the fact that the party mas
remained at this one point since Ne.t'i-
day. the inference IS drawn that 'n.y
have had good sport. Tclepnoh1 ryp ,, =
received this evening from South Island
station which Is five miles distant from
the shoaling preserves, are 10 inc sntct
that the party killed some siNty-odd me
Mallards twenty-cieht OF Wmon W..
brought down by the Presidents own
shots. -,
Tomorrow the President and party VIII
be given the pleasure OF deer drive.
which has been arranged for them by
General Alexander and captain Nlil,in
Uazzard The scopc of country owned by
these gentlemen abounds In VIVA deer
and IS conceded 10 be the finest hunllns
grounds i'm the state. There IS hardly
doubt but that President Cleveland VIII
Kill at least one fine buck
From what can be learned OF ireSiu .,l J..
Cleveland's plans II IS understood tnat
ne has come here for little recreation
and for good sport and will remain uhui
his wishes I'm that line are grained. 1ncre
is no place in this broad land where me
President could have selected better huni-
ing grounds. either for ducks or deer.
10 which fact he can testify by MS eN-
pcricnce when here two years ago.
The Weather Bureau predicts clear cooi
weather for tomorrow which Will make
II an ideal day for hunting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16

DUNNSNILLE VA. Dec. l5.-Snecial.-
Mr. Henry Hunnal Ware and Miss Luz
Gle Reynolds Were married at Farnham
Baptist church to-day at 1880 O'Clock IN
the afternoon.
The murridge was very charming oc-
casion Miss Reynolds Is an accomplish
I'd and popular young lady. and the
groom one OF the weii-knOwn Wares Of
Essex. The exquisite decorations and
nne rendition Of the wedding march add.
cd greatly 10 what was already beauti-
ful scene. The bride was gowned In
white satin ard carried a bunch Of bride 2
roses Her riaids wore white organdie
over yellow, and ent0red in couples in the
following order:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16

KEYSVILLE. VA, Dec. 15.-Special-
Rev. J. b. Askew. the newly-appointod
minister Of the Methodist church, preach
cd his first sermon TO a large and at
tentive congregation the first Sunday
night i'm this month. HIS appointments
AT this church will be the morning of the
third Sunday and the evening of the first
Sunday IN each month.
The children of the Episcopal Sunday
school will have their Christmas tree
on the evening of Christmas gay. The
Methodist and Baptist Sunday schools
will celebrate Christmas eve
Invitations are on, for the marriage
of Miss Daisy Harding formerly of
keysvillc to Mr.. Arthur Lee Shaver,
Of Salisbury. y. G.
MIR. and Mrs. j. II. Hanlins will cele-
brate their silver wedding on the I'D
Of this month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16
SHIRhET dNDEIRP ThSTIFY.
They Deny All the Charges Made by titz-
simmons Witnesses.

They Deny All the Charges Made by titz-
simmons Witnesses.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. l5.-Thomas
sharkcy testified in his own behalf to-
day i'm Fitzsimmons suit for posses
sion OF that $1,000 check. and his denial
OF the charges OF crookedness were
prompt and vigorous. ,.,
Thr procecdiugs opened with Lynch
ON the stand TOR further cro-s-eAalhlid-
ton. but Attorney kowriahy Maa un-
able TO bring iu amy ddna-lhs duihi1
siOn- and Lynch soon gave ""9
the sailor. VINO formally lutiiilhru wy
articles of agreement sl6htu ny i.iiN7'',
and Fitzslmmons. and then Hei,Idi
Barues Questioned him along tue Nh'7
of Trainer smith testimony. Shdih,s
denied having any interest VIVA. '''
tbe National Athletic 'iup, on 1HHt li'
had advanced that organization f-'.'
or amy other sum. The ur5t nr hcdi'
of Earn was when hc saw MS nhlA'
iu the uaueIs before nc went 10
Ito 10 See fitzsimmouS. lie dlu hol '.l
lr,ith that IL Dee tSnarktyl cuulu etl
i f,,,. ,nr -aforee. he would be all rleht.
ar fh9t there would Doe GOOD money lu
3D. Ton fUa ff.nt referee. Noi niu ll' 'N'i
stale that be- would refuse 10 agree 10
amy referee in advance ana tu' cru" VIM
then name any man ne No"' u.6 ,',,,r
zinc sailor Was positive Do nau ,',t
Talked 10 Lynch or amy BODY else ""D...
Nm Oh. went into tne nns Win ID"
Thought but % win tar "sh'. . ,.'.,,,
asked ulm t0 remove tu' "''.,' ,-onid
Ills rand- but Doe did not say d. "o"'"
bc an right anyway. -t.. o., ,,,,t
Ibid Lynch tell you In the rms 10 ,o
v,ur hand To- your sroin ana lIe'~"" 10
hc boz palu- ,.,..-. ..... T.,nrl I'm the
il.,I ,..ll how tine last blows were struck.
"lrifz-iumons struck me a uioW lt ,.'
mouth with llt l.lt ndhu. l..'" i. ,t.nt
al with bis left and swuu5 "i.f f.''',,
across my head. J. Jni'l .'.',., ,n" The poke
forward again, and nc gave ''D '''
D" .. SVi he struck you in the groin he
injured YOU in the way claiih-u'
Eyes. SIR t.Y
MAS faii.ug he hit me on the
J".M.,vcre YOU irscnsihle2' o~,,,
$40. sir. { put my hanuS ~ '''
RON 1Ii 'H' l p''''' pain great or LITTLE"
"lt was great ,-,,, ,.o,.r in-
jury
.niJ voY ever enter into any agie,. m .II
nil, L.rlh 10 d0 anything 70 -.s
trnt. an had you anything 10 90 VIII '''~
s' FL never r. dld Lynch had the referee
3D. I nis ' cen Fave any agreement with carp
or nv one else 10 get an UNFAIR "'-
Cisiout
,- go, ai-o testified. denying AN Of ne
'-'.. tr,,,rht AGAINST him ul lH'
rif1-imm0rs party. carp "'''i i',..,
81 tne cleht-r0uud fight was ih h'a ""'
language as follows. ,. e., ri-
-FItz-immOns drove Shai h'A ~ H.
corner and struck him blow on 'i'