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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13
CUSTOMS OFFICIALS DISAGREE.
REFERENCES on THE CANADIAN BQKpFK But
40 SERIOUS DIFFICULTY

,,-,rrHENCES on THE CANADIAN BORDER But
40 SERIOUS DIFFICULTY.
slasuay. March C. by way Of Seattle, Wash
v.r,h Il -RUmors were rife day or two ago that
',o.,s con,olica lions were threatened between
os,ectors bound for the Yukon and Canadian
ss,oials AZ the new custom house, fourteen niles
,-o,, skaguay. II was reported that three hundred
oar had banded themselves together for the puf-
rose 0. resisting payment OF duty investigation
sowever proved that the story was announced
r.,ies ere being collected Win the greatest feSu-
I,r,v. and there has been TO refusal TO pay them
~bose who have paid duties say that the Canadian
.rs,ons officials have not shown an arbitrary or
exac;ing spirit go o..
0r February q n Montreal party. with customs
,,s,e,,or Gates acting as convoy, reached the
canadian custom ..ouse at White Pass Deputy
I,rl,ei states Collector Floyd. OF this port, had
,ssnr5 instructions 70 inspector Cales 10 "NCO1,
lss rv nc rnrty to Lake Bennett. When they ar
&c a. tie Canadian custom house, however, ne
.hisf OF The party conferred with captain oH IN IN
,.nG me Canadian collector, as 70 Wnc! ~
nonSceliee % take The American inspector 10 Lane
SeeNV;,e" rerled CAPTAIN Strickland. You're on
,-i,Isi soil and YOU can tell your convoy 10 60.
pIs-e,.o~ Gates returned to Sk1guaY ana ltpoI ~
io--,,~rcnce TO Deputy Collector Floyd MI
.nne ,,ii continue 10 instruct the conveys 70
FIoE- any goods 10 Lake Bennett even II
80 are turned back by the canadians. m'h he
hears from Washington, -,.,,. No. .h.-a ara es-
HEefVeor Skaguay and White Fass mere, are eoeIa
,,rno;ed to be six thousand, hXe hunaIsu pecseai
r,nnfAr are making tneir way to"Af1 w Hn ~
VIII the burning o. the steamer me-" IT,
az ~ 1-0 passengers were DESTROYED. lie
ou' , Itself is said to have been fully insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13
Real estate Uanteo.

Real estate Uanteo.
TIGf-cI.AsS SEASIDE RESORT only wanted ~ r.
II ns,tTs amy e. lease Only small nrue.
- very select place considered Addreo IN os'ah
pOuiNSON Box 81 Princeton. y J.
U-ATTr,r- Smell house In suburbs VIII excnanss nns
M house IN brooklyn for comforab cotaxe
nr s rooms: describe yours fully. Mr' Ia. OH
onncv-st Brooklyn.
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rFRrrIIyG AGAINST CARDINAL GIBBONS.
rxcoMNux1cArED POLISH CATHOLICS OF BALI
>,opr ropM A NEW CONGREGATION.

ryr-NFNfT- NC A-FD POLISH "a fipA-'' - -
MORE FORM NEW CONGREGATION
parirno-e. March y (sPeciaD-The lederenaen'
polish Catholics Of Baltimore have bought 'he
Is"as,,ov R,n,s- Church property FOR $1,000 ana
unl ooen ,aer new house OF worship tomorrow"
Tba Rev II Bockton. Of Milwaukee. will be the
rector. There are about three hundred members 81
the ce,s. consregatioa. all Of whom are eXcommun-
Gated members a. Holy Rosary and ST. siah's'aus ;
Polish Catholic churches They were prominent III
the movement, that resulted in The SUIT against M
dinal Gibbons for their interest in the Holy Rosary
Church They lost their case.
John Nordman, president OF the committee j"
charge OF securing a permanent home FOR the ne"
,ongrsration says that the church Will oe con
drted unde- all the rules OF the CathQLc OnIi gu,
49, rHaf IN will be under the authority o. ne hlslOP
- Krsat, Austria instead OF the Archbishop OF
,tis diocese. that the church property VIII remain
a. Tho ma mes Of the mortgages unul u : pail III
r6 th9f then il will revert 10 the congregation as
Sis.,~-t cornoration. The committeeman say IIdt
bief reasor whv they revoltcd against the Holy
Posarv Church was because the church properly
tbere was decided to Cardinal Gibbons instead or 10
Inc congregation. which had paid for II exclusively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Greer, Rachel, to James corsa, lot 49, map u
the Gleason property. Nth Ward, 3 YEAR,.
Same 70 Allan 6 Macdone, lots al. ~ and 10.
on same map. year,. .....-...
Same to Sivanus Purdy, lot Al. on same map.
years ....,..+...-..'t ..''.. .''ts' -..'-
Same 10 James ! Corsa. lot a. same map
Same to same lot 40 same map years. .....-.
Macdcnell. Allan c. 10 Joseph Gleason. lots -.
~ and -, map Gleason property. cath Ward.
year
Froeiich Fanny. TO Simon Strauss. sOth-
ST. l75 II u Avenue A. demand ...........
skuse Thomas C. 10 Be-nhener Schmd. No
. 100 5th-aye saloon Lease. demand .....--.-..-
Sa g 10 same. No 22l9 5th-ave, saloon lease.
Dieoe-ick Theodore, Universal Trust Com
pany n l23d-st. 800 Il W Of Amsterdam
ave, ins4inenis ................... -.
Crockett William. 10 United states Trust Com
panv. as executor n corner Crotona-ave and
lIGth-st. years -. 90 :; =.
HrschberE. Matilda, 70 Lilo Liienthal. No
2li7 shave, years. '.... ...'....-...-..
Johns Frances NJ TO Fannie + Lawrence.
Townsend-sve. l05 Il n Of lI4th 81. years ..:
Idchtonsten. julius and Bernhard. a. samuel
and William Riker. executors, No 1874 Water
81. years ......'.'... .. ..'.. '..',..;
Uneer Henrietta. 70 the Emigiant Industrial
Savings Bank. No l55 East l01th-st. ! year e..
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AT BAYPORT, L. l.,

On high land sloping 10 the shore Of GoutA
Bay. country house with about IS Of land. eo-
closed by high hedges House contains % rooms fully
furnished. open nrepaces steam furnace hot and cold
water. gas Shade and fruit trees Large garden and
greenhouse Stable and carriage Bath and boat
house. private dock -
adjoining the Parlor dinng-Toon, stting-roomi
cod water: private bathouse and stable cHAs A. POST
10 Exchange Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13
NEW DIIDINGc

s2ls No 800 West for sxo .; r.l eriSs nat
:31S22 a J9A 5ca Duncan no q $40
Marrir-sf 10 ~ fo- three-stlry brick stable.
Co.'S George ,t.c h'zel' PREMISE owner N'A 5000
1si Mgs' a1n and Ioo,h SITS ana East RIVER
three onestory frame sheds, crane esai" own ,o,n
ers; John Mage. No ~ 1ta-afe lessee, civ,
story brick warehouse - 5Sloo3i Jon i W-lN,r;
h r 20 hi IIS;e srcbIteet l25cco
Td liz I ard p 2S e s2ds 80 :? So "a Ess @
five sx-story brick hats with stores Of ,atioi'
c%ners schreider Herier No IS Bible House %. ooo
orana a-.t, N5 80 for hye-story DICK a9, w6
ioTr 2'S ssner si Sass ag 200"
a aa' o t2eH' D5 349 HS6 So 81 osl%aS
'a for eFa, t. o-siori frame dwcns. = 80?
Jonas Wen y, 80 East 55th-si. owner. schne' o., ,co
Hce-,i' W 5. s. r Of Honest. for g. tvo,,s'ory
6 f%f d Walt T ries sr 10 iiS5 Mon
90 = ,, c' 5r.1e o. ':s
S-s TilzahcfN schwcnpenhsgser 1G2o--r and
Jefomc-ase. owner . II GrieaNl no "a Vest an,
sa s ., ws9a? s s,s. for j,; 2v fs
oaner Pelham Ne 5aS ''i-e chic, $50"
frame SOP 2ox3o. George schre'aeT. owner, 80
wnsnine i,' r s. 300 q q l,21.s, rar
threc-s'ory frame '%feI9 3,., - ID,
'I5TC' on ~ atehec, Goa
ALTERATIONS
o3e >, No 40 Fcast. ore-storN frnre dwell
Es M .no .6P West sl.t~st arch.,ect.... 81 ono
,cth-s, Nos Sl6 and 3le West ~ :0ur--toy
Lrick tenement with store. y y faaren - ~
~ Ves, i3th-st. owner. Frarh.in Eayli'-. $500
Nassau s.a ST. 10 is to ayestor b,ss s,oTe AMI
l a5I :, .,a 4tbavc. architect ..''.'... cooo
sztb-st 10 ouc-Ffprf BRICK
actor ~ Gle. srcHi.-ct ...'.'..... 3oop
1e2i-s, p 100 q % Rter-afe. 70 Two. ana
.,at ' w eau arcS,,@ci -....... 1000
WINS ave ~ s 10 4 O. Z l35th--t - i've
s,.fS ~ "a R,y.tr & son architects. .. 1850
l77th-st n 2 40 q 9 q Moffs-ate ~ mr.,
s,orr s-ame fe7er1cut. with store william
shulz - - 49,, ,.1 i'"S' 49,. 500,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13
RECORDED TRANSFERS.

Lots 40 - 40 49, map Gleason properly. Allan am
9 Macdonald 10 Rachel Greer .............,.. So
West Farms 10 Wes,chestcr Road 50 II " Of
Forest-s,- runs 100 " 23x LOOK e - F31-
l25. Forest-st. 10, 81. map property ) seph .
Gleason; Joseph Gleason - \ 6 Macdonsl ID D.
Lenox-ave. n corner lSlst-st. 2illx73; Morris
Mayer u Robert + Elias and another. .........
Same property. Rachel Mayer ct al % same.
Same property; julia Newhouse 70 same.'.'''''
Same pr perty, Ida Resclman % sane..........
l1th-st. No lis 207.3 II . OF Greenwich-ave:
James II Dick 70 Mabel r Moore ...--....
Thomas Tierney 10 Emma 7 Grifcn........
l32l-st. S. 235 II Of Cth-ave. -JXD II. Jonn
Jephson 10 Emma Jephson and another.
Sip. l35X irregular; Samuel Rker and another
executors Of svanus Eker 10 julius Li'h- M
Lewis-st No 81 W s. 25xiO0: Herman Friedman 80
67th-st n W corner Park-ave 2oxlOO.5 Emmons
Clark 70 Emile Cirgsby. ........... ....+... 30,
5ist- s b3 y OF lsf-ave. lSNlpj. Emile
Bender Daniel W Eurtis. ......-..... ..... q.
Same property. Lima Stephan = Emile Benaer'
Avenue 4. No 800. 1922 r. Of '3d 81.
25xss. Charles lsselbacher t. Emil Green. .....
Avenue a. 1912 Il Of 13d-s;. %3N''>Tp"N
9S. 70 same ..................... 49,.
Townsend-nve. s. Jos II n Of l14,n-st, "O1lV'
Fannie Lawrence 20 = NJ Johns 49,
CrotOna-ave. corner l1Oth-st, ls9 1oXlolX322h
Moss; United States Trust co. executor 20 .
William Crockett ......... 1890. il,
Stuyvesant- s. X29 10XlJ35. one-siXtn part: LIST
ave. s e 30h-si, 23X96 one-siKth part.
shave 41th 50. -NlOox5o 5XlW.
one-sixth part. 60th-st, 5, 325 q - +th
ave. 25Nl0pj. one-snth part; 5hh-st s. 3'9
Il W Of shave 2jNiO05 sixth part, and
Naconb-aye $ lot Nos 35l and 800. map II
Mot Haven S0x213.5 10 Walton-ave xSox2l7s.
Anna W o Mara 20 Katharine O farrell.......
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13
rR.1-DrLENT USE OF THE MAILS.
PROSPECTIVE GOLD SEEKERS DECEIVED BY CIR
c,-r.ARs SENT OFT BY A MAN
NAMED MCCOY

-...,.., ~. March l2-Gcorgc W. Mccoy Of
49, L.. has heon arrested by deputy United
e..,ns marsha on a charge Of using the mails for
tron6ulent purposes Several months ago mccoy
organized tn Alaska Klondke Mining and Trans
,o~,a,jon Company and anrounced ~ cirom1s ao,
NH carry passengers. together WIN on ohO ,
md mounds n baggage from oitanu' a. san6
snq Sc Z, is alleged that Mccoy frauduently en-
,Srad .-to correspondence with Narlous pc ni,bey
IN u nor his company had any means Of transporting
Them 70 Dawson.
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prryDEER TO GO TO ALASKA.
GOVERNMENT PAcK-TRAIN AT DffA--A Ne"
TIE LINE OF STEAMERS

- LINE OF STEAMERS
18TH. Wash. March l9.-The Government rom,
expedition. which will so into the interior OF
S Alaska from Pyramid HsTsar VIII 'nYe o n' ~ Pa Se
on c.s.ua Earnesou & Chilcoot have agreed TO
tus al reindeer. fort, LapiandcTs and about
de".. .,r,rsd tons Of supplies at Pyramid HarbCr
for $500 .,, 90 .ror, horO .hou,
~ 81 BY steamer TO Prince William Sound.
Ma ,,,d women ana children. and such men
A"' NO, going 10 Alaska. will he sent next Mon
!" ' 81 ola Fort Townsend, 70 remain until shipped
ca Ga 81 Mchaels 10 Join the heads Of ne famiiesi
Inc neceys report that the ship Lucille, with the
nneevcTnn,cn; pack train which was 10 nave peet'
Gov IN ne Cicyernmen: relief expedition. has ar
r,ycd az lyea ., ..o-or -, tho r-r,
- TRANSFORMATION Company. announces mat MS
prv,,anv will operate line OF steamers THIS sum
- 'hefyeen Seattle and Dawson, via st MNnaels:
e. stea ners will he placed the ocean run and
-, s:eel river boats Will be placed on The Yukon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13
Crnnlrn i)ruprrin 60 Crt.
EU wi NIT. N. J.

Desirable fur shed and UntUnished houses, season
year modern Improvements, water. sewer, gas electr
lghts HICKS BROTHERS. opposite station. Sunni
AM III Broadway e.eN-Ao rk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13
Citp propertn for Sale.
To Manufacturers, Shippers and Investors
Improved and Cheaper Terminal Facilities
IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK.

The permanent lines OF Wharves, and Piers TOT
the EAST HARBOR OF NEW YORK have peen
decided upon by the General Government
This capacious body of water lies IN the very
heart Of the Greater City; ample faclltles are
here offered for every variety OF Manufacture
on large SCALE Immediately contiguous TO the
Continental trunk lines Of railway that meet
here deep ocean water. and river transit 30
that both raw materials and goods can be re-
ceiyed from or delivered 10 all parts or the
United States Canada, and Mexico. as well as
by steamer TO all parts Of the World. without
breaking bulk and without carriage or trans
shipment Thus insuring a minimum cost OF
transportation.
Upwards Of 1000 building lots. and mile or
shipping facilities. are now offered IN pulk or
psrcels by the EAST BAY LAND AND M
PROVFMENT COMPANY. Elevated, cable,
and trolley cars direct TO the property
Inquire at the office of the Company, corner
Of the Southern Boulevard and Leggett Ave. or
80 Liberty St. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13

. -sToRy and basement brownsone dwelling; good
- ne,ghborh00d and most convenient location In Har-
lem Apply on premises. 1876 W. l2Gth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13

queen to Mrs. Goldman, No. 81 West One-hun-
dred and thirteenth-st, threestory and basement
orownstone dwelling on lot lsxlOo on private terms
James Bradley to r. w. Scott. No. l45 Riverside
Drive, n ive-story limestone and brick dwelling
32x72xl00 at SIS O00
Valentine Haas sold to Mr. Faehler the four
story building on the east side OF Second-ave, 100
feet north Of Twenty seventh-st No price IS given
Char:es Martin sold for Mrs ; Wai2ch the ioat-
story brick factory No. 521 West Thirty seventh
St, TO George Dealing. The price is withheld.
Du Bois Smith has sold 10 the present occupsn IAN
No 65 East y-sxth-st. 20-ioot four-story ana
basement private house for $1,000
William sionebridge sold for Charles SionehTidge'
10 Mrs Eleanor ". Be-. Nos. 1903 and 25G5 Monroe
for $500 The buyer gives IN part payment a iot
25x2oo the north side OF Onc-hundred eighty
secondst. 100 feet west Of Prospective. valued at
sl,eO
r. l. Browns Sons sold to Joseph Crozier, for
John and Caroline T. McNicol. No. 1859 Union
ave three-stcry frame house. lo3Xl32. 10 stephen
No, 1872 Vanderbilt sye. 2'Xl9l and for the estate
OF w j. Morris. TO Marie HendenlanC. vacant
po, on the east vide Of Webster-ave., i5Nl3Xls ~
feet north Of O-e-hunGred -and-sXty -eiehth-st NO
prices are given.
Ruphus r Randall sod FOR Lucy A and WI lam
A. Cameron. TO C.elsnd Brothers. vacant plot or
One hunGrcd-and 122xsf. for $l23t
The buyers give in exchange plot on the west side
OF Anthony-ave
STATISTICS OF THE WEEK.
The auction sales in Manhattan and The Bronx
last week realized 1890 $50 compared wiki 1872
7i3 in the corresponding week of 1897. In Brooklyn
the auction sac for the week amounted 10 SS5,5si,
compared with A6.6i3 In the corresponding week
Of last year
These tables compare the conveyances. mortgages
and buildings projected in Manhattan and The
Bronx for the corresponding weeks OF 1895 and 1891
CONVEYANCEs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13

FOR SALE.
80 East 61st St.-4-stoTy high stoop prownstone
dwelling 25XI0xlOOJ. in good order throughout
122 Madison Ayenue-Near 43,h St-4story nigh
stoon brownsone dwelling 2sx irregular Built by Duggn
& CTossman.
20 East 44th St.-Between Madison and Fifth Ave
nues Brick and brownstone dwelling, TlOts x55xs55
Heated by steam. large and comfortable. Imne-
possession.
Prices and application 10
Douglas Robinson & Co..
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FURNISHED forses 10 Ect-Connirn.

FURNISHED Gousss 10 Eet-Connlrn.
s>~~~~~o>~~o>>~~~O~~~~
TDFRKSWIRE HIII>S-TO Rf,NT.-A cottage ~ hours
Is from New York Sharon apI Lak~v.lle. Conn.
I.l'y furnished modern Improvements situated between
az. beautiful lakes with land. me VI the
IJtrhb-Id ana berkshire Iills EOS " 18th ST
C,UOICE FURNISHED COTTAGES Asbury Park.
u AIenhursi. Ocean Grove and Deal send Tor lists.
,nov 10 7 FRANK APPLEBI Ashury PARK. y. J
FURNISHED COTTAGE. % miles down Long Island.
l. rc,r Long Beach GO rent season. u rooms.
Io,h nauv 4 shade aal paL1as. boating. bathing and
fishing F6r description ara photo. address NASSAU BOX
10 Tribune oHlce.
1,ut-rTEr IsI.AND.-H CHEST pol~t 7 nest views. Ten
- rooms ana bath. Furnished FOR sale at sacrifice
rasv terms. rent. season AlIrcas
r RfCKSE TEER. - Maiden Lane
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Real estate for gfrbause.

oo-~J-~o~>I~~-o -
NIORGISTOWN, y. Ito exchange for Brooklyn
NJ rented very desirable pazzas open aepaces;
aque8uct water. ample barns outbuildngs. abundance
fruit shade. springs. conveniently located. Pho
tos with :. o. HOXT. 9G Broadway.
VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE on 18TH STREET,
near Madison Ave. ~ sale reas9nahle price 30
per cent can remain 4i1c interest VIII exchange
far free and country property. JOHN y. GOLDING
@ Pine 81. and 543 Fifth-av4.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-27
CARD FROM PROF. HOWE.
Has Some Kind Words for Sup
erintendent Cutting
EDITOR APPEAL

Am Il al
Dear Sir
l wish through you columns to say
a word regarding the work of Mr.. Cut
ting, our State Superintendent of Public
Instruction, during his term of office.
| am not a politician nor do | wish to
speak as one, COR | consider the office of
State Superintendent non-p"litical, the
same as thai OF School Trustee.
As the Principal Of the Carson school
the w0 * OF the State Superintendent's
office falls directly under my notice, and
| must say in Justice to Mr.. Cutting, and
without prejudice to any of his prede-
"essOrs, that he accomplished more for
the htttcluucnt of our schools. and for
the benefit of our teachers. h was &C
compltshed during all our previous his
tory.
| desire to call your attention TO a few
of the things he has dome for us. His
compilation of the School Laws is in ad-
vance of any "OmniiatiOn preceding il;
he has prepared and published the first
COURSE OF >tutv'' we have ever had.
although We have needed one for many
y 49, 80 - va IL NhiNii, ~
my estimation is not IL he exceIled by
the course OF study of any state in the
Union, will, when 1t is properly intro
duced into Il schools. be of i~neStimable
value to all the schools of the State.
The new School Register prepared by
Mr.. Cutting, is far in advance of the old
one which we used for many years, and
!, ,,lort,,,I - ,,,,,t lo,, ,x,1,.:,o
the State. Mr.. Cutting has been the first
to supply the Trustees with a "Recnrd
Book" in which to keep the minutes OF
their meetings and a record of the bills
they approves book which | have no
doubt, has been very welcome to the
Trustees all over the State. Through his
efforts teachers are given half rates on
the railroads t. go to and from thei =
schools at any time during the wear: they
are also given rate O, one fare for tin @
round trip t. any point in California or
To Ogden. Utah, for 4 va"ati III trip dur
1NE the summer, or during the holiday
season. This i something never heard
of before Mr.. Cutting went into office.
and an ad~ vantage t" the te3chors which
III y Ii'l i"Sl i"NHhu ms term OF office
Daring his term Mr.. Cutting mas held
three Of the most successful and best
conducted Institutes ever held in the
STATE. He has been ~gentlemtulv, 0hlIg-
inc. attentive to the duties of his office
and very much alive to the interests of
0ur schools; he l. one of oar own bows.
raised and educated in Nevada. and | for
one take pride in the record he has made.
Respectfully,
II. H. HOWE,
PRINCIPAL Carson City Schools.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-27
Principal Carson City Schools.
Excitement In Gardnerviile.

There was considerable excitement in
G~ardnerNille yesterday caused by the
finding of the body of a child under the
floor OF a store house next TO the darce
hall. 1t was a male child wrapped in a
black skirt.
1t was we'll preserved and in fact mum
lhed hnt not decomposed. 1t was aprar
emily but a few days old when placed
there. There is much speculation re-
garding the find in Gardnervillp.
The GardnervillP Record says the mat
ter VIII be rigidly Investigated.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-27
The Bad Road.
ED.APPEAL

1rb-EAIPEAL
Why don't you keep after the County
officials and compel them to repair the
road from the city limits to the turn
toward the Hot Springs. The APPEAL
suggestion to sell the worthless land of
The county north of the Dad is y o,oI
n and the taxpayers wonder why it is
not acted on. Yours
A Taxpayer.
The Commissioners have decided not
to sell theland or TO fix the road. The
APPEAL cannot compel the Commits
sioners to fix the road if they don't want
to. Neither can the for ,b,,
matter, nor The public.
The Board with a Republican majority
is a law unto itself.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-27
Good Citizens.
Millinery Goods.

1 have a very select assortment o
Millinery Goods and they are fashionable
as well as reasonable.
want the ladies of Carson to examin
and price them. l feel certain that l can
suit all who deal with me.
Miss NJ. MURRAY
Main Street. Opposite the Postofiice.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-27
ALL SORTS

Trib is the best liniment.
Fresh vegetables at Bakers.
Watermelons at Richardson's.
F. w. Day is Strengthening straw hats
Fresh peaches, pIums and prunes at
Bakers.
Bohemian Club cigars are now for sale
at the Magnolia.
The Thaxter Drug Store leading depot
for Photographic supplies, the leader Of
low prices.
Rustetler's Gilt Edge steam beer at the
Ozark. Call for it when you want the
best, for it is the best in the world.
F. w. Day says he Will not carry over a
straw hat TO mex season. He will give
the III away first.
Hon. William Woodburn authorizes
the announcement through the APPEAL
that he will not be a candillte for Dis
rict Judge before the Silver Convention.
FOR sALE-An oak extension table
Win louf extra leaves, also a carpet
sweeper. Apply 10 7. ii. DAWSON at f
w. Days. Nv
L The soldier bows MIGHT have q football
match some avaud . ba.a h.u CANA
some other day and by charging gate
sD ""o 4"ie' " NIUE
WANTED;-Good servant girI wanted
AppIv TO Miss Annie II Martin ot T w
DAYS store.
rol pheasant summer ou'ihg get a
sood o"tnt' Inc t1oheef tIothIng store
wen stocked Tor you.
Mjss Jotta T,ton era Misc Sadie Allan
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-27
Sic kl1ess in Camp.

n condition of Camp Sadler by
reason of lack of proper sewerage IS
getting worse daily and much sickness
prevails.
This matter should he attended to at
once as delays are dangerous.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-27
Flags and Busts.

Direct from the Eastern manufacturers
We have received a lot of silk FLAGS
large and small-also plaster busts of
Dewey and Samps0n-true to life.
CagWin Il NOteware.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-27

n Thaxter Drug Store only charges
IL IL cents per ounce for prescriptions.
Others charge more. We guarantee The
quality Of all goods.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-27
Last Chance.

The City Marshall now to
dispose of all the tagle>s ours in town
and will get about il without further de-
lay. It's the last chance.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-27
SOmathinv Maw

UndorwooI's cooked mackerel in mus,
tard, Gold Medal iol sters and all hr.rds
of sardines cheap, at Chas. II. Krll. Go.
Arlington block.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-27
Red Ctoss Meeting.

The members OF tho Rel Cross Society
nilI meet at The hal At 80 Friday even
sharp, business Of Importance.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-27
Ice Cream Pariors

Joe Muller has opened his ice cream
parlors IN the store formerly occupied
by Cults. He il mar lfacturino candv
and keeps u full line OF cigars and
tobacco. #
The best nickel cigars in the marke1
The Grand Republic, known The world
over, $50 the half Million Club and
Monte Crist'', highest grade Havana
cigars at J. =. MuIler's.
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To Whom 1t NV Concern

All persons indebted TO me for ,noot will
please call at Schultz'S butcher shop and
SETTLE. J"hn Virgins. tt
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-07-27

Eastern advertising Agent 230-234 Tenn
pie Court Building, New York City, L.
katz, Agent.