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MORNING APPEAL.
Thursday..
A XEV KILE.
It is now said that the Adminis
tration has determined that here
after no information of appoint
mcnts shall be given the public un
til the appointees shall have been
notified of their appointment and
shall have accepted the office, filed
their bonds and qualified. ' What
the object of the Administration in
adopting this rule is, can be guessed
at. The excuse for the .bad ap
pointmcnts Heretofore argued, was
the lack of knowledge of the char
acter and fitness of applicants, and
Congressmen have been blamed
for recommending bad and unfit
men for places. President Cleve
land has been represented as being
anxious in eyerj' case, before mak
ing an appointment, to learn some -thing
of the history of the persons
recommended for places, and "bur
eaus oi' information" and other
plans for obtaining information
regarding applicants for office have
been suggested by persons desirous
of seeing only good men appointed.
The plan of working in secret has
been in operation in some of the
departments, to a certain extent,
for several weeks, and probably the
work has been found so satisfactory
by the heads of these departments
that they recommended its general
adoption
rllJ.O lOl; LAN.
Unquestionably Fred Douglas is
making an ass of himself in Wash
ington. He has rented a pew in
church just in front of the Presi
dent's. He has a perfect right
under the Civil Plights bill to do
this, but he must have known that
it would make talk and result in
unpleasant feeling. He simpty
wanted to be conspicuous and cet
a good deal of free advertising,
Douglas is just now in bad favor
with both his own race and ours.
He could not find a woman of his
own race whom he considered good
enough to marry, and took a white
wife. He has been repudiated by
the colored people ever since ; just
as a white man would be who wed
ded a negress. Fred Douglas would
have stood a good deal better today
had he married a wife of his own
color, and not insisted upon a seat
in church higher up than the
President's. The good Book ad
monishes all who are righteous and
humble in heart to take the lowest
aeat in the synagogue.
THE RASCALS, ETC.
This motto of the Democracy re
lates entirely to the turning out of
various rascals, supposed to have
been allowed to hold office under
the Republican rule. Since Cleve
land's inauguration two of the
biggest rascals in the United States
have been officially recognized
One was Jacob Thompson, who
engineered the scheme to send cot
ton bales infected with 3-ellow
fever to New York, and recently
tlie Icaacr 01 the Copiah, county
outrages lias been appointed to
iat omce. prow the way tnings
are going the surviving members of
the James gang will have a good
show to get some lucrative places.
The Mail, the leading daily of
Stockton, has this to say of the
Salvationists:
If the present opposition to the
Salvation Army cranks, at present
making a nuisance of themselves in
, Stockton, results in driving them
out of town, the public will be
gratified with singular universality.
Even the local clergy unhesitatingly
pronounce tne. salvation cranks a,
decided harm to the cause which
they profess to promote, as tending
by their actions to bring Christian
ity into contempt.
A Mormon paper in Ogden hav
ing intimated that United States
Attorney Dickson and United
States Commissioner McKay were
pooling their fees in unlawful co
habitation cases, J udge O. W. Pow
ers, the newly appointed Demo
cratic Judge, called in the Grand
Jury and instructed them to inves
tigate the charge. Homenway, the
editor, lias been summoned to ap
pear before the jury, and if he fails
to sustain his charge it is intimate J
he may be indicted for criminal
libel
Charles Francis Adams Jr. went
to Virginia City in a special car
yesterday.
One of the advertising circulars,
which Mr. Blanchard threw from his
baloon on his ascent from San Jose,
caught the eye of a little girl in
that city, who out of curiosity
watched to see where it would light.
It fell on a pile of lumber near the
Santa Clara Valley Lumber Com
pany's mill. She climbed after it.
and on picking it up found immed-
iatlv under it a silver watch, which
had been stolen two weeks prev
iously from J. R. Hall, an employee
of the mill.
An illustration of the beauties of
legal practice is given in the result
of C. P. Miller's libel suit against
the New York Tribune- The case
was dismissed upon the ground that
no nroof had been furnished that
the Tribune was published in New
York. The requirement to produce
the hatchet which killed the origi
nal holder of Mark Twain's famous
" com beef contract " was scarcely
more ludicrous than this.
It is an interesting fact that
somewhere in the neighborhood of
the eastern part of Afghanistan is
the country toward which the origin
of the European nations is traced
Some 3,000 years before Christ the
Aryan tribes are supposed to have
dispersed from the table lands
thereabout to re people Europe. In
battling together the Russians and
English are returning to the cradle
of the race.
William Unwiller writes to the
Reno Gazette denying that he has
committed suicide, but as he ne
glected to state whether he wrote
he letter before or after the alleged
suicide the editor is somewhat in
doubt. Until the man calls at the
office andnakes a more plausible
explanation the editor is foolish if
he retracts it. A man will lie
about his suicide anyhow.
Again it is rumored that sub rosa
negotiations being set on toot for
the purchase of Cuba by Uncle
Sam. Cuba has a debt of $46,000,
000 ; her civil officials have not
been paid in five months, and the
army has seen no money for a quar
ter of a year. Perhaps, on the
whole, it would be well to postpone
the purchase a few days.
Ihe editors 01 the Virginia
Chronicle and the Enterprise aie
again " tilting," so to speak. Sen
tinel. Yes, and making a display of
themselves which was only paral
leled when the tilting hoopskirts
were in voeue.
Sir mortal Day Programme.
The procession will form on Car
son street, right resting on Musser,
at 9:45 A. M., and will move at 10
o'clock sharp in the following
order:
Grand Marshal and Aids,
Geo. Tyrrell. Chas. Wilson, Hume
Yerington, Hank Martin.
Band.
Carson Guards.
Custer Post No. 5, G. A
Mexican Veterans.
. R.
Carriages containing the
Presi-
dent of the Day, Orator,
Poet
and Quartette.
Federal and State Officers.
School chilJi en and eseort.
Citizens.
ORDER OP EXERCISES.
Introduction by T. D. Edwards.
President of the Day.
Sinking by the Quartette.
Prayer by the Ttev. Mr. Woods.
Oration by John F. Alexander.
Singing by the Quartette.
Poem by Mrs. H. II. Howe.
Singing by the Quartette.
Benediction.
Decoration of the Graves.
The procession will form in same
order and inarch back to place of
starting.
W. H. Crisler, Grand Marsha,!.
CARSON OPERA HOUSE!
SATURDAY EVEMG MAY 30TH
RAND PIANO CONCERT!
-BY-
PROF. AUGUST F. 2ECH.
AND
Senor Don Miguel Espinosa.
-ASSISTED BY-
Lieutenant Governor Laughton
General Admission ------- 50eta
Reserved Seata - - - - ... 25ct.
Reserved Seats at Tobrinei-s Cigar
Store.
CHCIMDIID
Olcovich Brothers
HAVE INAUGURATED A
SWEEPING CLEARANCE SALE
Of all their Fall and Winter Goods, Cloaks, Wraps
and Ulsters. A Great Reduction will be made in
these, as it is, and always has been, our aim not to
carry over any garments from one season to an
other. SPECIAL INDDGEHEHTS
n Housekeeping Goods, such as Quilts, Blankets,
Towels and Table-Linens, etc.
SHOES A SPECIALTY.
Great Reductions have been made in this depart
ment, especially in French Kid-Button Boots. All
who want shoes can secure Bargains at
OLCOVICH BROS.
Agents for the Celebrated " Diamond O " Tea,
Coffee, Spices and Cigars, imported by Olcovich
Bros., San Francisco.
WE DEFY ALL HONEST COMPETITORS!
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
O Hi 0 T
EVER BROUGHT TO
Including a Fine Line
ren's Clothing, Also the
of Furnishing Goods and
ARRIVED
in this Section of the Country.
The Public at Large are Respectfully invited to inspect
our Large and Handsome Stock of Goods, and Compare
our Prices with Prices of HONEST COMPETITORS.
Stone Market,
OPPOSITE AEL'.NGTON HOUSE
T1
HE UXDERSIKXED COS
du:ts a first-class meat market, where
urn he had at all times the choicest cute ofJ
Beef, Pork,
Mutton, Veal,!
Lamb, Sausage, Etc.
&S"A11 orders Slled withlisp.eh.3 '
OTTO T SCHl'LZ.
L. R BELL.
FRUITS,
NUTS,
CANDIES'
A nl a eneral Stock ofJFirst-
iV Class
Family Merchandise.
A Fall Stock of Wines and Liquors
THE FAMOUS
"Snow Flake" Whisky
Fresh Fruits and
Oysters
ways on hand.
Orders taken and Goods De
livered to any part of the City
Opposite the Postofllre'
dl5
7
o
3E3C I
THIS CITY HAS JUST
of Men's, Boy's and Child,
Largest and Finest Stock
Straw Hats, Ever Seen
KAISER'S RESTAURANT,
O VST K
AND
CHOP HOUSE
Open at
All Honrs ot
and Alight.
the Hay
Experienced Cooks, Neat Tables, land Separate
artraer.ts for Private Parties
and Families.
SB IS SOT SURPASSED IN THE STATU
TX THB DlSTUM'T COI'KT OF
L The Second Judicial I;strict
-OF THE-
STATE OF NEVADA.
-IN AND FOR THE-
COUNTY OF 0RMSBY.
YR WAU TOXG
riaintiiT
vs
All KEE
Defendant
Action brought in
!the Dist. iet Court
of the second Ju
dicial District of the
state of Nevada, in
and for the County
of Orinsby.nnd the
complaint filed in
said County of
Ormsby, in the office of theCleik of said
District Court. Ths State of Nevada
sends greeting to Ah Kee defendant,
yon are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you by tlie
above named plaintiff in the District
Court of the Second Judicial District of
the State of Nevada-, in and for the
County of Ormsby, and to answer the
complaint filed therein (a copy of which
accompanies this Summons) within ten
days (exclusive of the dny of service)
after the service on you of this sum
monsif served within this county; or,
if served out of this county, but in this
district, within twenty days, otherwise
within forty days or judgment by de
fault will be taken against you. The
said action is brought to recover from
you the um of fifteen hundred dollars
alleged to be due from yon upon a cer
tain promissory note, of date April
21st, 1879, together with inteteston said
sum of fifteen hundred dollars, (!,r.0000)
at the rate of two per cent per month
from date of said note until paid and for
co 0s of suit.
And you are hereby notified that if
you fail to appear and answer the said
complaint as above required, the said
plaintiff will take Judgment agains
yon by default as prayed in said com
plaint.
Given under our hands this 30th day
of April, in the year of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and eighty
five. THOS. H. WELLS.
JAMES D. TORKEYSOX.
MJEWS
Attorneys for Plaintiff. Ma.y23.9w.
HARRIS XROS.& CO
04 Front at. 8. F
HARRIS BROS
HAVIXtt tOMPLETKH A ar
rangements whereby we will
be enabled to
SUPPLY OUR CUSTOMERS
AMD
The Public Generally
WITH
GROCERIES
PROVISIONS
LIQUORS. CIGARS, TO
BACCO, HARDWARE,
CROCKERY,
Fresh. Parched Coffee Always on
Hand and (.round to Order
Fresh Butters Received
Twice a Week From
Henry Yansickle's
Bairr-
Pellvery Clerk will call for orders anil
promptly deliver goods to any part of
the city and vicinity free of charge.
at
LEETE & LEARY
BLACKSMITH I NG
AM
HORSE SHOEING
WAGON AND
CARRIAGE REPAIRING.
Horses Shod in a Workmanlike
and Thoroueh Manner
One Block from Main
of the Opera House.
St., Xortn-enst
May 7
THE "MONARCH."
G. C. BKYSON,
G. M. GIVEVICH.
(OppotiU the Depot.)
Average Wines. Liquors and
Clears, dob Rooms With
Electrical Indi
cators.
The Leading Billiard Hall in the
City,
no 25
ONCE MORE
TO THE
AT THE
PIONEER CLOTHING STORE-
Can be found a newjand wellassorted
Stock of
Furnishina Goods
Clothing, Valises
Trunks, Shoes.
Hats, Boots, etc.
Ourgreat attractions this Season are
Fancy Worsted Ores Suits.
Twilled Tweed Business Suits
Boy Knits of all Shades ami Style
Brown and Black "Exposition"
Hats.
A Fine Chinese Kite ;iren to
Each boy who Buys a "Pattl"
hat. We Also Have a large
Assortment ofXeekwcar
One Thine we Prom
ise the Pnblie, we
Have no
SHELF WORN.
OR
AUCTION GOODS
TO EXHIBIT
All our Goods will be sold Lower than
any Store in the Slate can I. Call
and see ror Yourself at
PIONEER CLOTHING STORE
j. PLATT, Agent.
HARRIS BROS.,
M. Carson at, Carson
SI South Carton
THE "OLD RELIABLE"
HARDWARE.
OKSERAL MKKCllAMKMir
AXI AKICI LTI RAb
HOUSE
E. B. RAIL.
CARSON, NEV.
Agricultural Goods of all Kinds a
Specialty.
BUCKEYE MOWERS A BEAPEH5
Latest Patterns.;
HORSE RIKES OF ALL KIA'DS.
Twine Binders. Machine F.xtrn
of all Kind, Farm Wnjrons.
Header Gears, Spring Wag
ons, Buggies, rarts, Ilarb
Wire, Galvanized and
Painted Iron.Steel
Coal, Crockery.
Glassware.
STOVES. DOCKS. BLINDS.
TINWAHE, WINDOWS.
Mill and Mining Goods.
Paints, Oils,
Guns, Pistols,
And Ammunition.
FISHING TACKLE.
I Have Made a Specialty or
abetting COAL. HARK WIRE.
AtiiRICI'LTI'RAL GOOBS and
all Staple Goods, by the CAR
LO AO. and so can Nell CHEAP
ER Than Other House In tho
Sta'e. Special Orders Attended
to at the Lowest Rates.
Cull, Examine Goods andxet Trices
Before Purchasing Elsewhere, and he
Convinced at the low figures. Tiu and
numbing Work Done In Good Shape
and ut Short Notice.
E. B. RAIL,
(OrrOSITE ORM.SBY IIOUSE.)
Blacksmi thi na:
.AND...
WAGON WORK.
AM Nf ILL 1ST
and cau be found at the
BCHIXEft
Old Stand,
CARSON AND THIRD STREETS
Opposite St. Charles lintel and Ronton'. Lira
blame, prepared to uo an kiuus
BLACKSMITHLNO,
REPAIRING,
PAINTING and
FINISHING OF WAGONS.
AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS, ETC.,
flrst-elaes style and at prices to Miit
present liiird times.
I aim keep on haul New Wasor.s, Ufk-
boards, Carriages, et? , xceiled hy nnuv n
state, tor sale CIIKAI' Ki'R CASH. Ii
superior advantiurua for liorso and mule
n', hnvin' in mv emtiloy one nt th-! HfWflim r.
in ?e'aU. (.r.itftiu Mr niicral p-itrowu'r
heretofore bestowed, t intend to merit iH vu-
tinuunce liv fuir clc.iliii'' good woiKinaii.tit
and low charges.
W. I. TOKKEYSOX.
Iiiarcli9
MEAT MARKET.
GEORGE HARK.
OPPOSITE BULLION & EXCHANGE BAN K
Reef, Lamb,
Mutton, V(-dI,
Sausage, flf.
My facilities for purr nasi n
good beef are second to none in
the State, and customer can al
ways be assured erthe best in tho
Jacob Tobriner,
Wiiolmali A.XD Retail Dialm m
HPOBTEB AXD DOHCNT19
Pipes, Smokers' Articles
CUTL.EUY, ETC.
ARLIXliTOXtlUOrSK BLOCK
CAKSOK CITT. BETAS
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