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gPatrick Brady was drowned saturday
nignt IN Lowell, Mass, bath-house.
HCarl Bersmaru, Of musical fame, died
In New York on Thursday night.
~ Al Wolverhampton, Lawson, the bicy-
ensts has completed his feat OF rIdIug coo
mlle. on bicycle In six consecutive DAYS.
miles took one hour and one minute.
@The Chinese studsuts In Hartsord have
nlmeq eoee ball club which then have
nano the Oriental b. B. O. It n pfeoaouf
~ ne eqor0 70 can such names q 1hooo -
1 III. ~ ~ T sm 81 Rwsi Pen Kss Jung, 6ha
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-14

RATHER DIE THAN Go TO JAIL-Wm
Johnson, OF Hartford, nineteen years old !,
went TO New Britain two months ago and
night, he, with several Others, was mt ont
OF Joseph others saloon for refusing TO paw
for some drinks. They threw stones ct the
building and at Ottner, and Johnstod drc q
Saturday and fined as and costs This he
could not pay, and he was told he would
have TO go to jail. He asked the policem an
him, and stopped over as IL TO take tSem
from mis- pocket; but instead OF them he took
out small pistol and shot himself, the BAH
soteIing ABOVE the right nipple, passing
lodging near the kidneys. The wound will
probably kill him. Nelc Haren Polafiu,a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-14

FOURTEEN PERSONS ROASTED ALIVE
On the LIST instant sixty insurgents belong
Ing 10 the regiment OF Inglestto. attacked
Fort Jaques, situated In PastidO Rabana, In
the jurisdiction Of Ctenfuegos, and demanded
Its surrender. Outside the fort thew found
four men packing provisions, who surrea-
oered, but fourteen men inside the fort COM
menced firing and refused TO surrender, when
tne ipgurRehD set nre to the fort, which was
totally destroy ed, and the besieged All burnSi
70 death. The insurgent chief, Reeves alias
Ii Inglesito, who was killed on the 4th inst,
was an American by birth, about 26 years OF
highly esteemed by bis followers and re-
Epected by his enemies. Reeves came to
Cuba In 1869 with Jordan, to whom he acted
az orderly.
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BOATING PROSPECTS AT CORNELL
Measures have been taken to liquidate the
debt of the Cornell navy. Considerable con-
iributions are coming In from the alumni In
response 10 an appeal, and the trustees
have asfe:i to advance the navy eleven
hurdIed dollars in the shape OF q tempo
rary loan. The expense of the boat used
by the University crew at Saratoga has be 60
generously betrayed by q single liberal un-
del graduate; while the freshman boat has
been paid for by contributions from the
members Of one OF the student societies. The
navy viii, therefore, begin the new year
almost free rom debt.
II seems probable that Cornell will send no
University crew next year 10 any Americl IN
collegiate regatta, should such occur. Ia.
s. 10 Of that she will probably challenge the
University eight OF Cambridge, England, to
q race on Edglish waters. 1t will be remem
berod that the famous International conteIr
ofe few years back was between Harvard and
Oxford, the latter having been for some
years the winner In the annual races OF the
two English Universities. Oflate, however,
Cambridge has been victorious. and the
challenge viii, therefore. be addressed to the
athletic young EDylishmen on the ban KS of
the Cam. Captain Ostrom will. OF course,
have the management OF the affair.-TSUro.
ctIse IN " Journal, August o.
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FLOATING ISLANDS IN LAKE-It in
anrounc: from Superior City that the re-
cent terrific blow on the lake startsd two
quite large floating islands from near Rice,s
Point, blew them across the bay out through
the canal and severel miles out In the lake,
END when the wind changed blew them
ecross the lake and on TO the Wisconsin
enore. The islands were covered with q ate
growth OF trees, and - they were iostjnR
across the bays through the canal and out
on the lake, presented Q very novel siai1t.
ana we're watched by huudN 20 of spectafors.
lLondcn (Ose) Free Press.
THE FIVE HUNDRID NILE WALK In. New
YORK oy O'Leary, Of Chicago, started Ia
con plete IN six days, ON Monday morning
lsst, az l2.O3 O'Clock was finished by him
SATURDAY night at lib. 20m. ass. having
iorfy- Two minutes and twenty-five seconds
70 spare. He was veciferously applauded ~
The finish, end 10 to Be rendered 4 ban0uet
oy his admirers before he leaves for Europe.
VIt 10 reported that "Con" Mcguire. ons
OF the members Of the st. louis Wf,isky ring
who Is serving rsterm Of imprisonment. Wa
MAJ ried privately few days ago.
~ Mr.. Geore 60 w. Childs. efthe Fhiladalphia
Ledger, at his own expense, II sendia am
the boys In the House OF Refuge 90 Phiia-
delphia TO see the Centennial Exhibition,
Fuchs, The murderer Of Mr.. simmous.
o. Derby, Conn, couveft< . rasp flo int
9 kntfe, and Threatened 20 eut ont the infes-
tinee OF . fellow convict who had refused
him \ chew of to0Aceo.
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CIT TT rs.


sAyELY AVID CERTAINLY that great er-
tsrnal remedy, Gfssns phsw Soap. removes
vhoee oestruction vas the cause OF the dif-
Crittsnton1, No. s;h avenue. New Yort.'
Beautiful shades of black or bros are pro-
duced By Hars Hasr Dys. h.a,wfs
tFSon a Fis,srgdshef J,ssxl
"I have tried the PtnaSGs sgv,sp, and the
%sSe July ~ y0n. int nss
longer tremulous and deoilitstcd. as when
.av
physical, than at any time during the last
TIE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, cornsg
o. New York avenue and 18th street, payss
Per cent per Annum on deposits for each cal
Spdsy To 10 ana ss.p g hou' Ss
Germs Removed without Ps...
80 the patient can walk with ease irnme-
diately. Bunions, Club and Inverted Nails,
Vascular Excrescences, etc, eucceesfully
treated at DE-. whites estabiishment, las
HOTEL Fen :, psr visit opgHs1,s w,inr
Up. m. Established In Washington In 1851.
POPULAR IMPROVED SODA with gram
lated ice. KoLB's, corner 7th and K streets.
7,2o:1m
CArARRH. discharges nom the head and
All other chronic diseases cured. Doctor
Hartley demands no fee until the best evil
denee of success has been realized from mis-
treatment. Once SOC 9th street n. W. 7,5E
DR.. Q. w. BKNsoNs CkLERY AND CRAn.
oMILk PILLS are prepared expressly 10 cure
Sick Headache, Nervous Headacne,' Dyspep-
tic Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness nd
Sleeplessness, and will cure any caSe. Proc,
90 cents. Sold by all Druggists fp Washing
ton, Gsorgetown and AlexandriA a,A.so
j. II. Squisr = Co..
BANKERS,
1916 Pe,snsytpdlio Avenue,
pay per cent interest on deposits, payable
on demand. Special rates on time deposits.
interest paid January and July or cred
TIED. 6,H,eo
Wst-ctuss Scotu1y,Q and DEetso.
A. Fischer enlarged his establishment by
removing 70 his new building, sos q street
northwest, three doors west OF 9Th street.
very near his former place. By promptly
adopting the latest improvements, whether
or American or European invention, he In
enabled 70 do any work In q manner not TO
De equaled by those not possessing these fa-
Ladies dresses cleaned and dyed without
being taken apart
Grape Wells refnished nice and cheap.
Travellers leaving the city can have work
done On the very shortest notice.
Prices lower than ever before, 20 suit the
un08-
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How nuoh more useful Prince Milan
@ @,s ~, De 70 his day and generation II be
s.o 1so Qois Servta, and come over here and
''~f' IN oPposasaou ierxy 70 Htatsn Islapd.
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RIAL ESTATE SALE.-Thos. z. Wagga-
man. real estate broker, $40 7th street, has
sold for w. j. L. Nicodemus part OF lot TO-
square al, improved BY . one story brick
house, situated No. 1917 9TH street north We5t
70 h j. DAILY, ESQ.,, for g 500 cash.
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COLLARS AND CUFFS,

have lately improved the quality OF nv Oollsrs
bichafdson's make, thereby insuripg Q greater dc.
Gree OF Durability and Of starch holding Quality.
making them ali linen, bands included. The price
Tor Al styles b. untform-o2.5O Per dozen net oosh.
are invited 70 inspect. SSA'
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Weather Probabilities Today.
OrvrcI OF CHIKY SIGNAL OrvIcxn,
w xauruQr0u AuRuat "a. 1915.

WAsaINeroR, August "a, 1915
Tn the lower lake region and middle states
faiiins barometer, nearly stationary tempe
rature. northess st 70 southeast winds, And In
cressipg Goodness, with frequent rains Ia
the latter and with occasional rains In die
former, where the winds viii shin 70 cooler,
northerly, tonight.
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.YCEUM BUREAU EXCURSIONS,
ON THE MARY WASHING ToN.
Delightful trips 70 the invigorstins -
ssi' ~ AZ 2, y NE n0.er f1to|nS every GeA

ON TIE MARY WAsHIuGTOH.
The boat leaves 9TH street wharf ct B:l5 N and
returns at u:U. 1fckets, 90 cents, ct the Holly
Tree Lunch Room and Of the boat
Hamltne n. =. Church viii unite in the next
Trip, l6h instant. Tickets issued Tor excursion
postponed August ID viii be good on the 18th.
Friends Of Hamline Church are requested 10
purchase tickets OF mem befu. auRll tr
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
~ OF THE
MARY WA8HIN0TOH

VIII hereafter be made only 20 NJ.
NAknVN sPkIH0e, where no In s&E@h
grounds or boats
Two trfDs=-Lssvine 7th- street wharf at 10 O. m .,
returning st ,. m; fare 40 cents. second trip,
leaving e ,. N returning ct $50; fare as
cents. Those going on the nrsf trio can return on
the second trip free OF charge. Befreshments, I'm
SlSaiDE good country milk, can b bad on the
country, whore good water and shade sbounds,
con do %. lyle Sm
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CAPK MAY AND THE oENrENHIAL

A eelect FAMILY EXCURsION
70 to-, SIn' l,I Ny and the Gentspnisl ~ -
MOfhlHG, the 2lst instant
Greatly reduced rates for railroad fare spd hotel
teSor nodattors- Tickets good for thirty days
Tor tickets and other information apply TO either
ysmes X. waugh, corner 18th and y streets; J., e.
Treasury Department; or II II. Gregory, ga Penn.
sVenne suel4-eo3t
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TIE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner
Of New YORK avenue and 18th street, pays6
0pdar month. Banking hours, 70 & Sat
urdaye, Q TO and 6 70 g. Ht3,llt1e
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Y A O b T / n @ UIfe
BLUE TLAHHEL,
$50 Net Oaah,

BATH ING SUITS
For 0entis0sn.
JBAH DBAWYB0.
" the dnegt QUALIFY and wosknanship, Dantaloens.
uRin9, VII Dusfons or strings,
% eeun, net oaah.
BEADY.HADE CLOTHIHa
In Reasonable Asssrsnans,
AT AABKID-DOWn PRIuRe.
ONE PRICE OHLX
oQoR09 g. AGNNlN0.
11o 08vXUxR OxRKx.
" 0an OF TEE oOLDuu Bk1DuD.
REST FOOD FOR IUEANTY,
HIGBEsr AMouSE 81 SoUKKsH-
Mosr DrGxsrrtiza CoNvE+
SAvosr . me- !. !, , ~. 49,. ,...
SSSs f5t 125S1e e ssvn * SA ~ -
ssss;E,sSlSSsSJ ~.
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sAyRLY AND CERTAINLY that great ex-
ternel remedy, Gtssns SadpAs~ Soap, removes
cutaneous eruptions oy openiug toe por~s
Whose obstruction was the cause OF the DIFF
nculty. Test and you viii indorse il DEPOT,
Crittenton's, No. e;h avenue, New York.
Beautiful shades of black or brow are pro-
duced By Hlrs Hafr Dye. N,0,w,f,e
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4.
GIsnd Excur.ion on Steamer Macy WASH
IFGT0N, on FRIDAY kVrHInG,
August Is Boat leaves the wharf al IT.
b.1 ,. N street cars on both lines &l.eff:.=-=
waft the return Of the boat 81 Ills
refreshments provided % city prices.
Tickets 80 Cts, children half PRICE 10 be had n
the Rooms OF the Association, ~ Whitaker aud
Banantynes Bookstores, and OF members Of the
Association. snsiI
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SCRIMMAGE IN FAIRFAx-Two gentle
men Of Terrspin Top, Fairfax county, we'll
known bTuisers, Thomas Ogden and John
Bimms, con cluded TO test each others mettle
TIE other day, but were parted by mutue,
friends, ON the ground that Simms was
better man than the other, and the contest
was therefore unequal. Simms ran away
win and married Ogden's daughter about
ten years ago, which excited the old mans
Ire 10 tucn an extent that he has never for
given him or rec led from his then Expressed
.nreat 10 thrash the scoundrel on ghf"
ance before Justice Kirby, who bound both
StftffFel I2ih.
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SUHDAH EXOURsIOH
LADY OF THH LAKE.

Hereafter and untfl further notice, the Lsdy on
the Lake VII make regular Bxcursions, leaving
her wharf foot Of eth st est, Ct ,. m /, for ave
~ afep n.
Pare, SO cents; children half price,
5th and 9th street cars 60 directly to the wharf.
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SALE OF HousrHoTn Er,- IT,.
sale OF furniture sdvertisrS ~ Tnos n,,.ie
ing 10, me I; =. marshal, - take nIace 10.
bssn No cd II 1Stn street northwest has
until Tomorrow, TUESDAY Inc Ism q, rs ,na
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POPULAR IMPROVED SODA with gram
lated ice koLB's, corner 7th and K streets.
0lm
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MARRIAGE Licenses have bean
James Jones, of Baltimore, ana FI,e uoo 70
Dudley Benz. Meyers and Maggie WaiIs.san
Chas- 9. Love, OF jamestown, N. Y. sn5
Minnie Q. Tucker, Of CHICAGO, H.; John Q.
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SUIT FOR 1900 DAMAGES. Margaret
Gardiner has, by g. w. Pascbal and II. ID.
Neale, enter q suit against James L. Bar
k0ur for $40 600 for goods and damageJ by
nesson % aeisnu Iii nAvEs In July, 1874
entered upon her property known az the
Philadelphia hotel, sold the same and an
propriat the money to his own use.
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Plovnan:-Emanuel +. Lancaster, q two
story brick dwelling, east side AZ street, BE- :.
tween G and ID streets; So 900. James NJ
nancy, q two-story brick dwelling, east side
nlsn, between Stotdard and Road streets
Seorge'own; - COO b. H Warner, q three
-, 10y prick dwelling. north side ID, bet ween
~ ano 50 streets north Hasf: s5 n00
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-14

CATARRH. discharges nom the head and
All other chronic diseases cured. Doctor
Hartley demands no fee until the best evi-
denee OF success has been realized from his
treatment. Once 500 9th street a. W. 75E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-14

J. H. 09uisr = Co..
BANKERS,
1916 PcsasytpGasa Avenue,
pay per cent interest on deposits, payable
on demand. Special rates on time deposits.
Interest paid January and July or cred
Tied. 6,H,eo
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SUMMER RESORTS

NAITON-lf ths sise kidee, 40 IOssou,as
n Cotnfg, % the hdsfroad 90 Mtes from fAs O.fv-
hoccmmooauons Tor fe~ more boarders, 81 Iea-
Rnable rateei after the 18th instant. Aosly 20 D
anLoM, oOc Pc avenue, or address @. W.
MklGHT, kouno Hil STATION, We. sagli n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-14

tiful sty les In Lake George diamonds. own
And gold, Roman gold, silver and iet level.
-, the best dollar spoons and forks, and
~ a.,y cent eye Rlasses In the city; 4S Penn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-14
Renewal.
(yrst-cl1ss ScosainQ ana DKets1.
EXCURSIONS, Pho MICS, &c.
GRAND FAMILY FEsTIvAL
" FOR the Benefit OF
81 DOMINICS CHUROH,
At the SCHUBTZEN PARK,

Children, scoonpani 4 BY their parents, admitted
nee sugl4 4t
EXCURSION AND PICNIC TO MOUNT YER
IL MON ePkIHGs for the beaeft
OF the FIFTH Baptist SUNDAY
SCHOOL, THURsDA Y. Aueu.t ~ $500
lsl6. Steamer Mary Washingtln viii make two
m and 4:Sp M ,returni,s st $50. Adults Tickets,
susiS q 10. pEArLlr, supr.
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D hokGAS oousff, v. VA.
L. nov under improved auspices.
Fine bathing and pure mountain cir are here
found, only four hours ride from Wash AAkA
Board, o. Per Gay, 0u Per week, $50 IE:
per month. For further information ssdres.
A.w. kIRKWOOD, Manaser,
U0-1m Berkeley Springs, W. We.
pERsoss DEsIRIse TO 60 10 BOOK
r.or....kk soN sfhlN9s
A. o. PRATT sOH, A0
col 9Th street northwest, lkS
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0AILk PILLS are prepared expressly 10 cure
Sick Headache, Nervous Headache Dyspep-
tic Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness nd
Sleeplessness, and will cure any caSs. Price,
% cents. Sold by oil Druggists ip Washing
ton, GEORGETOWN and Alexandria. a,A.oc
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Ni 1877 ssS iIY{ az = 8; ; :; 81
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A ZOE CREAM FEsrIVAL
"A Will be held for several charitable PURPOSES
On TUESDAY, tue 18th instant,
Atthe BUkMBLL HOUSE,

Association. Professor Perebeauh Orchestra viii
Dc IN attendance. Oelebi sted vocslists will
cou panied By Guitar ana q GRAD Concert Piano.
1or further particulars inquire at @. KUaE'e
fisno etore 4O1 10th street northwest. By order
OF Secretary Washineson Charitable N. A. Club II
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All day, but within nifty yards Of the grou uds
there are vast number Of people passing to
ano ITO All Gay 70 the two Stands nom which
A sode-Water and root beer steud sloo did
very probable business, rs the place Wa
packed AL day. Ice cream was also sold
ually treating each other 10 either one or the
beverages or the ice cfeAm.
There were also two Photographic galleries
ness, no doubt giving many young man or
maiden q chance 70 get the photo OF their
dearly beloved.
Altogether the day was quiet one for Sum-
day In fhe camp, and there was no disturb
ance Of any kind, or anything tqSlpar the
pleasure OF the day.
The Rev. J. @. Webb breaches s9ain this
evening At $50 O'Clock. and on Wednesday
morning the Rev. Mr.. Murray OF the Metno-
dist Protestant Church breaches. M.
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MoNmoEsffhhf s HsH EskEi rr.oH.

DIVE sPRINGs.-Tns PopoI.T R..orf :. -.
Az oDen: Board for grown Dersons, a q R@x
Ier DAY; Board Tor nurses, and children
10 charge for transportation from steam 81, pisb.
Ing, Iruit, or Medical attendance. River eprfn0
Bissistons Island, on the main land. Bearder
!er kiver sprtnp Win take the steamer John WI.
&c LAkleToE; "A D, Proprietor. Hddrs1
Mnessown p. o., 81. Maryt county, Nd. zen =
THn ALBEhAkLI HInAL1 MsrIfuT1,
Rsettee ias fsg Win elegant nsv faryi- 40
asR soxEDHft rom sss i E 81 su mel q
ne - o. eelts1oer. No extrs charge fof k51 %
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SPECIAL MENTION.

SPECIAL MENTION.
THE wAMSUTTA SHIRT,
WARRANTED TO BE this CHEAPEST SHIFT
IL The UNITED STATES,
COMPLETE IN EVERY RESPECT.
el.44 NET CASH.
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The Avenue Paving Contracts Award

The Pennsylvania avenue paving commits.
sion on Saturday awarded the contract to
the Grabamite Paving Company to pave the
avenue from 9Th TO 18th streets, at 1918 per
yard, eight inches foundation, three inches
OF surface, and twelve cents for every addi-
tional inch added thereto. II is understood
that from 9Th 10 LIST street will be awarded to
another company, probably the Neuchatel.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-26

Now we must confess we rather
like that letter. We like to see pleas.
ant mention OF our old friend Sessions;
Hnd we like to see kindly written no.
tices Of this State aud the efforts of it's
people, i'll eastern papers. And this
reminds dS * sRy that while we shall
never cease to regret that the Unircr-
Sity was not located here-as it ought
to have been, i'll preference to any
other place i'll the State-still il is QUO
OF our existing, established institutions,
md we hope to zee its efficiency mug
mented and increased by liberal APP
preparations ut the hands Of the in
coming Legislature. Certainly there
should be no hesitation or Obstacle in
the why Of pcrfectins such facilities rs
will enable the. youth OF Nevada to nc
quire, Mt tue least possible expense, n
thorough, aud liberal education. In
other words. let III do tho best we can
with what VIC have got, and place all
our institutions in tho why Of perfection;
for tile best We can do is never in dan
ger OF being any better than is needed"
Contrary to ourpreconccived opinion.
all the milk Of human kindness has not
yet erapor"ted from tho system Of our
cnustic contemporary. We score him
one, right now. and should that
precious tactical fluid be let down copi-
onsl; J, not one drop will be wasted.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-26
ISItbIIi IjFtIIIU,

Unclo Jimmy Jones, who arrived
hero from the north couple Of days
ngo, showed ua some good looking ore
from couple Of mining locations Inadc
in tho vicinity Of Bruno quite recently.
Ito Inns named the clnims respectively
"Sitiing Dull" and "3.G," and is quito
coniidnnt thNt tho wealth 10 he derived
from tho possessions will enable him to
pass tho remainder Of his Days in case
mud comfort. Uncle Jimmy Inns always
been remarkably energetic, nnd Is fully
entitled now to II long rest and ecncr-
ous competency, md nothing would
plonso ns better than to know that hr
will realize his brightest Huticipnlions.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-26

NJ. Z. Haynes has been confined TO
his bel for several Days past by quite IL
serious attack Of sickness, aud upon
calling to see how lac was wcnthering
the gale. yesterday, found him much
improved. Noticing upon table at
his bedside nbout pint OF large sized
fBh-lLOoks. our curiosity oycrcamc our
discretion and We fractured law of
etiquette by enquiring the cause Of
their presence, and thus he answered:
" You know the ieo LiDKl,2" We
promptly acknowledged the soft i'm
parchment, md he proceeded: "wcll
those IRE tho terms OF n prescription
from those gentlemen" Being pose
lytes 10 the new school OF grabOpatly,
they contend that what mnn takes, he
should hold; hearing .! the pusilani-
nous conduct Of my diaphragm, they
ordered new iish-huoks--youll notice
that those nro new--lo he tai ell in mn
broken doses. I'm feeling 10 much
better to-day, think that tho last
batch must have stuck.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-26
lIOrHc linrItiIt.

Racing will take place next Sun
day at the track, above town, COM
mencing ut 10 o'clock 4. a., under
the auspices of the Eiko Jockey Club.
First-Running race, mile and re.
peat, for n purse Of 500, ten per
cent. entrance fee, added. Second
Trotting race, mile aud repeat. for q
purse OF Sl00, ten per cent. entrance
fee added; three or more to enter, two
or moro TO Start in all races. Third
Running race, half mile and repeat
for purse Of S75, ten per cent. ell
trance fec added. Catch. weights in
every instance. Second horse to
save entrance fee. Free for all
horses in The county.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-26

Wo called upon Charley Warner
nj his rooms in tho hotel yesterday,
anil found him resting quite COM
fortably. Tho cause of his going in.
IT, dock for repairs, wa1 u wrcnchcd
back, brought about hy tho giving
way Of tho brOko-bar, upon which he
wns throwing hia weight while do
sccnding hill on tho rcnd to Cornu.
copia, and not fovor "a reported yos-
tcrday. lIn will asgumn the rcrpcn-
dicular and resume his missionary
labors in fow days ut furllicst.
Judge Il. T.. Morgan aud DR.. ITurd
arrived from Railroad yesterday, and
report everything Nourighing in that
camp.