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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-24

THE PUNISHMENT OF EXPULSION from the
Reform Club of London has been visited on
two prominent English liberals for support
ing the tory government. This is party dis
cipline with vengeance.
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During the summer months the HERALD Toll
be sent 10 subscribers in the country at the rate
OF Twenty-Five cents per ,reek- free of postage.
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WALL STREET Observation-Disclosures dull
the stock market was at times feverish.
Prices were firm. Gold declined from
112 IA to liz and closed weak. Money on
call loaned at 1-2 and per cent Govern
ment bonds were less active and railway
bonds generally firm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-24

WATERLOO. English War Office re-
ports thirty-two officers still living who took
part in the battle of Waterloo. Yet this
battle was fought sixty-one years ago.
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NOTICE TO COUNTRY NEwsDEALERs. Fos
prompt and regular delivery of the HERALr
by fast mail trains oroers must be sent direct t.
this Office Postage free.
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throughout the country, who think Blaine is
kind of martyr who has been in political
Andersonville and has scarcely escaped. It
would also put an end to the investigations.
Mr.. Blaine may be summoned at any time
to appear before the bar of the House for
gross contempt of its authority in tampering
with witness and taking evidence from his
possession, and there is no knowing what
the House might do-expel him, perhaps
Then these investigations and letters, and
Heaven knows what, and i'll health to crown
all BY all means let Mr.. Blaine go into the
Senate as the successor of Mr. Morrill,. 1t
will solve dozen political problems.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS AFTERNOON and EVENING.

GILMORE's GARDEN.
GRAND CONCERT. at SPIN
KELLY A Icons MINISTERIAL
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
VARIETY. ats NJ Matinee. 2 +. M.
PARK THEATRE
THE KERRY Cow. at = +. NJ. Matinee, 2P. y.
'BOwERY THEATRE.
CALIFORNIA PIONEERS. Mt = T. NJ
CHATEAU MABlLLE VARIETIES.
~ r. NJ Matinee. I. NJ
THIRD AVENUE THEATRE.
JACK SHEPPARD. at 8 p. NJ. Matinee as 2P. NJ
WOODS MUSEUM.
THE DOGS. att +. NJ. Matinee 81 r. NJ
UNION SQuARE THEATRE.
THE vOKEs FAMILY. At sP NJ Matinee st2P.H.
PARTISAN VARIETIES.
ssPM
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
PIQUE. at 8 r. NJ. DIVORCE matinee at r. II. Fanny
Davenport.
wALLACK'S THEATRE.
THE MIGHTY DOLLAR at 5P. N. W. J. Florence. Nat
inec At 1901 N.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-04-09
[ From Wednesdays Dhily.l

TnE SruJSG Rtcrs. - Tho schSon
opened yesterday at the lower track with
grand mule race between Still Huliun
and Bill Moody. Quite respectable
collection Of old stiils lent animation to
the Scene by their cheerful war-whuopa
md iifcitcd the nicttiG'Gm stccds to cx-
ir" cXcrtion by hinGing cloIs, brick
bats: tin.cans md other innpccnt pro-
lcctilc" ii! tie hind.1uNrtcra Of the re-
treating animals. 4 foul WAS declared
in the first heat; the second tie. and
on the third Moody came in smiling,
whilst lluling went to grass.
bEorin6 .tSsxSsstEx1. - All assess
ncmt Of one dollar per shnre has just
been levied upon the capital stock of
thc Leopard Company; notice Of
which will bc found in another column.
This is tho first assessment ever levied
upon this well known mine. and has
probably become necessary from the
fncl thu, heavy hUislinS works are 10 bo
erected over tho Compnny's SHIFT md
chlprinizimg furnaces added to their
largo reduction works:
BLUE JACKET BuLLioS.--Smith Van
Drcilch bror"lt down from the blue
Jacket mill ut liull Run, Yesterday,
nimo bnra Of bullion, valued ut So, S3I.
The Company is Obtaining lnrgo quaint.
| tics Of orc from their mine aud tho mill
is kept constantly in active operation to
lis fuil.c4rnci.y.
RETCESEn.--Moso McIIGrncy return.
cd with his teams from Island Mountain
yesterday, having made the ro,tud trip
IN B6!cn days. lIc says IL tho pleasant
weather holds the roads north will soon
10 III splendid condition.
CuuSrY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Board
Of County Commissioners Completed lis
lal'ors lNSt evening and adjourned 20 tho
iirst Monday in May. Publication OF
tho proceedings Is deferred until TO.
morrow in order to obtain Il full rcnott.
GotS0 Ur.--Tho large now frame
building Of Mrs. Kncislcy's was raised
yesterday and the rnftcrs placed in po
siliun. When completed il IL TO serve
rs II lodging houou.
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lFrom Thursdays Daily.l
TIlE RACES.
Second Day Or the sprinE Meeting
Exciting Sp"ri-LIrrIy net-
Ting, Etc, Ett.

The second and last day of the Spring
races, under the auspices OF the Elko
Jockey Club, yesterday, was very she
ccssful, and the members of tho Club
are to be congratulated Upon the ability
with which they fhhnagcd the sport.
The first Inre was q. dash OF ttSo
miles, form purse of 75O, and was the
event Of the day: The entries were W.
a. Moody's "Balanitcs" ridden by tho
ownerl, 4. l.. Seitz's Mountain Chitf''
ridden By Ben. Paynei end 1Tarv. Nc
Adams "Duchy OF Balaklnva" ridden
by Hot Spring Ch&rleyl. lalanites was
the choice in tho betting. For greater
part of the distance the favorite WAS in
the rear, but it was known that he could
'stay" Thy the side Of hay-stsckl, and
Moody being one the best living riders,
his hackers stood firm. At the END
Of the first milo ;Dpchy was in the lead,
with Chief ut his flank and Bnlanites at
the distance. pole. Now cane the grand
struggle, which gave Moody chance 0,
display himself, and lie did it nobly. 1t
soon became evident that Dalanites had
things all his own way and was sure of
the race, which lie won by fourteen
lengths, i'll 3:iG14. .'.,
Between this race md the dash of n
mile there was n 5ciGb match, 100
yards, for $50. between Dorsey's "Yal-
Ter Dnughb" Engineered by the hand
some Moodyl and Arthur loves ccle-
brated mule, General Lane [pilotcd by
Ben. Pnyncl which WAS won by the
General by about 20 feet. This mule is
tho chief of long ears, and probably
there is not his equal i'll the State. !
The horses still not being on hanrl for
the big run, n second match was made;
this time between Bob. fuckers MOL
lie Mcguire" handled by the owner
AMI S. l.. Dorsey's "Cream of Tartar
with the irrepressible Moody OH deck .
There wasn't any fun in this event, as
it WIS only go yards niil Moody again
had it all his own way.
The horses then showed up for the
dash Of ! mile, thore being only Scitz s
"SheiiI" manipulated by Baker] and
SIoody's "Capnonahcy." The latter
sold 'way down" in the bcttingi but
was "way up" when lie came in, winner
Of the race and purse, in :9G.
"Yaller Daughb" was then run in two
scrub races. First he upset Eiute Dor
scy's flyer "Whisky Bottle. After
this he WAS pitted against Tom. Hun
tsr's ".Greenbacks," and experienced
no trouble in ''knocl;iug the socks oil
OF the ''rng baby"-all becaused ho wns
straddied hy The gallant Moody.
Everybody had II good time, and when
the. crowd arrived i'll town everybody
t~in IL drink ami was sa,isiird-with the
! drihkuhh:. .--.
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sIIaLL WE cELEBitATE,

At the expiration of just three months
our Centennial Fourth of July will
sweep away the Cob-wcbs OF q hundred
years. and sercnols standing forlli
claim the consideration aud respect Of
all citiEeRs who-throush the glorious
independence and 'seIf-Sacrificing action
Of that patriotic band which pledged
its life, its fortune rnd its sacred
honor, i'll defeuce III that princi.
pie dcarer than ail-Ii:sow enjoy tie
fruits Of that liberty. by them 30 dearly
bought. To disregard the COMING an
nirers;ry Of. onr national Independence
by outward demonstrations Of JOY md
respect. would Indicate want of pa-
triotism OIL the part OF our citizens and
degree of apathy in the perpctuaticn
Of n most worthy and timo-honored GUS
tom, Which, We are confident, docs not
exist. We would, tLgicttotre, suggest
that n movement he shortly made, look
ing to proper observance of the day.
Heretofore, by procras.ina;ing, much
unnecessary cost and trouble has been
encountered i'll Preparing for cclcbra-
ton, AMI through luck OF time To per
feet arrangements, the most strenuous
Efforts have proven nlortiSe, and in nr-
der that similar difficulties may not
present themselves, it is very advisable
that, i'll the present instance, the sub
ject receive prompt attention. 80.
PEIsoNAL,-0ur old toWnsmau, J. Ii,
Rand and wife, took ,ii:fr departure
for the cast last evening. They 10 to
their old home in 4Iainc, then "Lo"
the Centennial and return to sage and
silver land when the pleasures OF travel
and sight seeing in the cast shall have
been exhausted. -. Sam. H.intzglnnn
arrived from TuscoIora yesterday, look
ing robust and good-natGrci as usual
-. Dave Lee arrived from Cqrnucopia
by the same stage, OH his &uy to the
placid shores of the Pacific.
MOVED TO TowS.-lI. II. Porch, of
Huntington Valley, moved his family
from tile ranch into town, yesterday.
He has rented the house belonging 10
l.. Wilseys adjoining Flank liogNrs resi-
dence OH the east. We have. plenty of
room for NIL such and Elko extends
to them n hearty wI)come. ..s. -
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SATURDAY. ipuiL S. 1870.

9a5 Ophir. G7I;. G7a., G7lI.
7d5 Mexican. ~, 3S1I, aSII, 3Sg..
HsG Could Il Curry, 20,i.
B05 Best & Brlchrr, 81.
500 California, S9I,. S9H. S91t, So,
30 Savage, TX, lYsn j7s,.
1l23 Con. VirgiMin, $50. s5.., S5IS bio.
$50 Chollar, l2s, l27.
100 G. IL. Quartz. 59{:
Gl5 SNtr.L Nevada, 2j>i, az. b, 2l;.,
1885 Utah, 90. 81, 991,, 80, b3O.
$50 bullion, 10, 55IIi, 90. -, 5I.5iI;.
"l0 Exchcqucr, -. 23Ii, 25!l, 20,
2GT..
10 Seq. 1Iclchor, I'd.
% Raymond a. Ely. nix:
40 Eureka Con-, II.
40 Ovcrman, 81.
1880 Justice, -. J2It. 81 bio. ID bio!
49,; 70, ~: bio. 32a. bI.
80 Succor, ~:
20 Union, M, 1Tt,, l71t.
100 Lady Bryan, II.
90 julia, l51i, l5Ii. -.
$50 Caledonia, 49,, I2Ii. I77..
1915 Jnckct:Js. SS!it bj, @7II., 37.t,
3ilt, 37;I: -.a
ESQ Imperial. l7as, III Is. l7j..
30 Empire. III, IL:
80 Keniuck, II, l7i..
9l5 Alpha, c3H, CO.,, AZ. BIO.
$50 Bclchcr, 3I1I.
60 Confidence, 20, 26II.
80 lInlo ~ NurrrdSs; CO.,, GGL b..
i2u Pdinti 24jii 21i 23Ii ~: 23I;.
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a SUGGESTION.

III vicw Of the fact that tbs lcGrlc of
the Pacific CoGst hnycnt lriig.li dNakcl,-'
cd to II realization ~ lie maiiifo!d evils
consequent upon tho introduction Of
hordCs of Mo1igOIian slaves ana prns,i
tmies, Tito tile country; aud have at last
adopted the only feasible and proper
plan looking to the abatement NJ tho
ever increasing nuisance; would il be
anything moro THAN simply tlisclrarging
duty rs citizens, to give uur voices iii
indorscthcht bf Inc action Of good citi.
zens of onr sister State III appealing 90
the billy tribunal Of the land having hi,
power Ia graft the inuch needed relief.
by nbrogating,the net through which
tho terrible evil has been fostotti? .Ws
think not; and believe iultiicf. Tin. Il
call for mass meeting tfsoiigh Which
popular hpithoh might find expression.
would meet with general approval. If
our sympatllics nrd with our western
neighbors regarding this important unt-
ter, 1t would be well to make ilrc fnct
apparent, and no better npli!1l could he
selected 10 Httaiit (h&t go, lfuu hy the
adoption OF pertinent th.',iTtions beat
ing directly upon the natter, md for.
wnrdinG tho ytimo to the Anii.Chncsai
Committee in san Francisco. II this
Suggestion meets with general favor.
whatever service We can tender in re-
la'ion to this matter will b. sratnituusly
Performed.
WroMrSG.. Tile freight from thc
Mnrdis Silver Company lms all bcrii
shipped to IFS destination, q. C.. Crane
having started out with. tho last Of Il
yesterday. Mr.. Catliu will take his dc
p"Tt'rc this morning for Wyoming. aud
wo shall soon hear Of tho starting up Of
the mill of tho company. "
llir". Mrs. William Taylor, on tho
hill, will, on or Nbcu, tho a0th instunl.
receive tult supply cr ladies' and
MisFo5' lists, for Spring aud Summer
wear, trimmed or plain. which she will
dispose OF Ia purchasers ut reasonable
| rates. Call and examine for yourselves
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lFruIn Tuesdays Daily. !

DisArrEirgh:-IInst week Joseph 6.
llitchins, in company with Judge j. T..
Hickey, left palisadc to visit tho Iiay
Ranch IN Pine Valley. While there
ililchirs betrayed evidences Of u WIN.
dcriiig mild. even going rs far ns to ut.
tempt The destruction uf his own life hy
cutting his throat, but friends took thc
knifo from him, null no went 10 bed as
usunl. About . o'clock IN the morning
lfb got up md LET tho hodsc, being a..
mort destitute u clothing, und IL waa
supposed that hc returned, but aftot
daylight ho wns missed. Although
search wna instituted for him nothing
l'n5 boon hcGtd Of lila whereabouts, nnd
he has undoubtedly persisted in the ad.
jnccnt mountains. Ills brother wns OK.
pcctcd to nrrivO nt pnlisado lust night
from California TO assist in'.ho soarclt.
IIitchihs VIVA sporting man md vol
known IN these parts. For some time
past he had bccn drinking very hart
and, ~ lio had quit quito suddenly, Il IL
Thought that his craving for liquor pro.
duccd insanity. .....
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DALL.-AGrs. Hneisley will III give ball

DALL.-MrS. Kncislcy will give bal
in her new lodging house, on CONNER.
'einl street. ON Friday evening next
ono week from tonight. Good accom-.
n6dations, good music. 'eft;., such Us
win lie furnished on this OCCASION, Are
Eurt TO give satisfaction and draw u
Urge crowd.
CoSGrAECLATroSs.-Prof. ID. Il. Sis.
siohs, Principal of the State University,
is tc DC Congratulated upon the success
of his 'ciE'aeaI6fis to Increase the voting
population Of the United States. as will
hc seen IS referring to the proper head.
ing in another column.
rLowI&"-O. +. Rogers yesterdry
commenced blowing the University
grounds, having taken Il contract from
Ell. Phillips 70 SOW the the same in
wheat.
rErsoSAL.--J. r: Tollcy, Of Cornuco.
rin, came up from the Day last evening
on his return home . George IIaiyht,
Of Cornucopia, is in Town OH short
visit. r-
LEorAEp'S affairs arc not giving the
best of satisfaction, ,as will DO Seen by
the tenor OF notice OH the second page
of this Issue. =
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-04-09
.aIIE OIARoiIIor nIclAisoy.


There arc certain pretended philos-
ophcrB aid wiscacrcs who, whom yo,l
speak to them Of the progress Of man
Eindt shake their heads nnd talk Of
the good old dnys before steam WA
applied and tho Morse Telegraph invent
ed. Away with such huinLug! The
great discoveries whicl, have enriched
mankind; united by wire link great
nations separated hy mighty saas,
dwarfcd Space with Speed, aud reduced
disease To it's minimum, cannot by any
exercise of ingenuity bn demonstrated
To be ought but blessings.
Among the snnatury discoveries Of
the. ninetccnth G9Htuty, il one, that
III view Of the salutnry influence il has
excited, dcrseycs II foremost place.
We Glliilc 10 llustcifcr's Stomach Dit
tora. which Is one Of the most dusrrv.
G,ll.' CrlcliFStcJ tpGics and Alternatives
ri tho present day. Tho most un:m-
pcachablc testimony establishes INC
inrt 'ha' TITS popular mcdiralcd Dtimu
liant nnd corrective nnrihilntcs ir,lt-
gcstion, constipation, urinary co.fi.
plants mnldrinl disorders, ana many
nilecti0hs Of the sensitive origins. II,
The mining regions ana now Clcnritt,s
OF Tic West, IL IL regarded br tho in.
lihhit!1nts ~ IN indispensable means Of
preventing, ny we'll ns curing rlills and
fever, and there il scarCclr u city or
town III the Union, some Of whose d.ni.
zcns lave moi hornc Witness to ils cpi-
cacy In rcluodying tho first named csnSs
Of maludice.
As an inyigcrhh,, appetizer MD Cur.
INITIATIVE. llnsICftcr'a Bittcrs nru III.
c"inr"ably tie most effective and INC
purcst. Their basis Of fno old rye
the most lcGltl,ful alcoholic spirit OBJ
tainablc, Is Of itself no mean tonic, bu
ia STRENGTHENING properties nro in
creased nifty fold hy thu vegetable cX
tracts which II holds in solution, and (,
which the .urpasDimg quality Of tn
Ei,tcrs nTg due.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-04-09
from Fridays Daily.1
HOME PROTECTION.

The dry Summer months, with their
accompaniment of high winds, are
again approaching, when the danger
from fires in tho town is always immi-
hcnt, and should II conllagration occur
Mt this time absolutely nothing could he
done to check its progress. III conse-
qucncc Of the utter lack of any fucili-
ties for tho cxtinguishneur Of fires the
town has, on several OCCASIONS, suffered
severely, and the ACCESSIBILITY of provid-
ing against further Wholesale dcstruc-
ton, through any available means must
NECESSARILY be iahiioed Uy all. The
most effective preventive woulil be
ticc engine. and VIC have become
appriscd that n No. secondhand
machine, nearly hs good as rev,
and i'll perfect order, can now be
had for tithe Of its Original cost owing
to It's former place Dting Supplied Ivy /.
steamer. An abundant supply Of water
can easily Lc obtained by means of two
or three cistcrns sunk III the most clig-
ihlo places ut comparatively siuall cost
as plenty of water may bo secured at
my point iy sinking from twelve to
fot'rtccn feet. The. engine referred TO,
with hose, carriage, mud al the parap.
hcrnnlia belonging to crack company,is
offered for sale Mt extremely low figures,
and Tic fcdiGtion III Tic rates Gf insur.
hntc alone, .conscqiient uion the catub,
lishment of iii effective fire dcpartmeu,
III ElFo would amply ju4tfy the outlay
necessary for the purchase.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-04-09
CoMMIssIoHisI,s aIIsErIxG G.

The Board of County Commissioners
has been in session this week; full
Bonrl prescEt.
John T. Walker, Supervisor OF Elko
Road District. having REMOVED from the
district lie Position WAS declared vacant
and +. NJ. McPhetcrs was appointed to
fill the vacancy.
The resignation Of J. W. McKittrick,
Supervisor Of Tccoma Road District, woA
accepted:
It was ordered, .tiai upon The receipt
OF the proper certificate from three bona
tdh citizens of Cornucopin, the amount
allowed for building the branch Jail nj
that place, he Paid ut the next
meeting of the Board.
y petition from citizens OF Cotnuco-
pin was received, praying for rcluc.
iioh iii the rttts Of toll on the Woodruff
& Elinor ANA ForI toll-rondi. III COM
pliancc with the prayer, the clerk Of tile
Board WIS instructed to communicate
with the petitioners, notifying them Of
The legal necessity of forwarding TO tho
1ionid an affidavit! bigncd by ten tax
payers Of tho district, setting forth thG
facts contained IN The petition! The
Board will hold an adjourned injecting
bc>t Monday, wien, il Tie petitioners
discharge their duty in the premises, the
necessary steps will he taken 60 adjust
tho grievances complained Of.
Tho following billS wctt allowed:
N. Nelson SO, a. i. Bancroft e Co.
az 80, y. II. s'3%eu ., II. Goodall IS.
I'd: Raum # 90. II. NJ. Talbot ., Win.
Halt Oh, L. q. Ictbct 81, NJ. Colin
II, A.. WiaoIunn, IL 80, ]. J. Mcigs
100, l.. III. Griswold l3l 81, j. W. Nc.
hittrick 3G, Mira. y. McCicllnnd 90.
q. l.. Green 2S2 GO. +! a. Rogers 10 5j,
China Charley Is 81, l.. 4. Littleiicld
q Co, lO7, Z. q. Tracy ~ 80, 4! Cali-
well 10 90, J. Van Camp 3, r.. s.. Ycntcg
225. John Ford ID. Chas. f. IfickhclI
lO2, ii. G.. Street 500, J. G. baker IL,
IT,. ID. 1lnroun q. ~. ". Tuttlo ~: 81,
L. Neville IG GG. II. W.. Brown ilg3,
John Nichols Co, II. ID. lIarouu / G 10''
G.. & N. Colin 6 10, James Clark l3'
NM. Taylor 30 10, G.. NJ. Banks H.
l.. Wilscy " ~, j. Roimhan & Go,
u 90. j. 4. Palmer - %. Sears &
Wright 10, 4. Wiscmau 10. John linn.
tor 30. Geo. SGitI $50, II. {. Street ..
Richard johnson IL 90.
AN ANIMATED DIsCUsgrny. -. Tn,
pleasant weather Of no past fcw dnys.
succeeding the chilling blnsls Of n pro.
lYnScd md tedious Winter, IL warmina
tho generous blood OF the older roostcty
IA was cvinccd by tho puguacily dis
played OF tho part Of several stnid and
sober citizens whose gray hairs and
dccrcritudc would ordinarily cx6mrI
them from tho charge Of inliscrdct bel
ligcrcnco; but blooc "old sulllc" and mi,
songuiliHry Weather will tell. ..,..
AprEAtsn CAsEs.-.'ITanscript5 in thc
eases Of J. ". Nelson and JAS. Joiiuso,,
appealed IL tho supreme Court, ur,
now completed IN the Clerks Office
TRc$ were drGwn mp BY our old nc
qunintnncc, Cotton, tho scribe, MI,
exhibit degree Of skill ia business
prnm"nship seldom surpassed.
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+. NASpLEnAUM's nttenpaied agent,
L. a. DAMS. flung his fragile form iroiuhi
the train again last evening, and pro:
eecded to moiaeh his parched clay after
the manner most approved. Aftci
3wecping the cob-wsbs non, his thorn4
he impaired the INFORMATION that En-:
feka is tho red-hottest IHfg of the
Great East. That man HHanil,od Sulli:
van had just fatally shot anothei fellow
in ITO Belly, aNd the appalling g gi.iiii
OF charcoal fin .hunlor, occasionea III
him longing fcf pastoral auic,&dS
heretofore uncxpericncSSd.
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LFrort Sundays Doily.1

PErsoNAL.-~Jack Abel aud Hath Me.
Cnim' 81 liGllccki veto sloslling uE6Hl
town yesterday, mid III tcply to quts.
tion TCg'tftllrtg the climate and pros.
poets avn! up there IN tho tropics,
jack Informed M tldt the Cucumber
trees had been blightch 10y the
nrmy-worn, md the PoA--cum.
mnndnnt had ordered thu val.
minis boihlmrdcd With Goldfish
lnlls......Dr. John j. Mcigs quiet
~ slipped ont fox Underwater last
evening 10 he present ut the ceremony
which will onlargo tho lIcnotliclion
circle, and rcscucs another pcnitcutinio
brand from bachelor b,irnin4s. -. j. II.
Rand arrived from Tie Isny Friday
night, hut m didn't find il ont till
yesterday. r.r
llunr -ED.--A. a.: rluhcrly, OH Sun.
dry, did tho "nyling" jump, and sprain.
I'll his ankle In the bargln. rho "lly.
ing cloud" Consists IN jumping of n
bank HcrUss tho river, the distance lie.
ing 90 feet ny Tho watch, ffom heel To
too--ninc feet four irchca jump, aid
tho bnlnnco feet. Ito wants To Join
tho Seem Linrs.
New PLATFORM. The ltRilrond Com.
roliy has commended Tho CONSTRUCTION
Of b" now platform polilical--at tho
passenger depot. flo pfcscnt ono Is
getting old, rotten aud much worn nnrl
tic now one, just ut this time, Is quito
in Or,lrr1 .