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dan and Uamill were then.

brought in and the debate be
came Babel of confusion, te
or more members trying t
speak at once. During the de
bate TAFT asked temporary alb
sence under suspension of tn
rules. Objection was made ant
during the confusion TAFT slippe'
! out. Narsden and Hamill Wer
then admitted, acknowledged
that they had oversight them
selves and paid their fines.
INTRODUCTION AND FRS
READING.
Assembly bill No. 30, b,
/ Bell-An Act to supply thu
town of Downeyville, Nye coun
to, with water. Nye county
delegation.
Assembly bill No. SO, by
Boskowitz-An Act to repeal
an Act concerning official bonds
Judiciary Committee.
Assembly bill No. 81, by
Keating-An Act for the sup
port of the government of the
State Of Nevada. Committee on
Corporations.
Assembly bill No. 9S, by
Cr0wnin>hield-An Act to reg
ul,te surveying. Judiciary
Committee.
Assembly bill No. 20, by
Hanill-An Act requiring Ii
censeS to be posted up. House
refused to concur in Senate
amendment.
Assembly bill No. SO, by Har-
din-An Act 10 provide for the
free distribution OF the statutes
to certain parties. Senate
amendment concuTred in and
bill ordered re-engrossed.
Senate bill No. 81, by Fox
Relating to the office of Public
Judiciary Com
Hardin inquired what had be-
come of his railroad bills, last
heard of in the hands of the
Engrossing Committee.
An attempt to call up the bills
put of order failed.
FROM THE SENATE.
Assembly bill No. 40-An Act
to define the time Of levying
axes. House refused to concur
n Senate amendments.
Assembly bill No. 43, by
Johnson-For the better observ-
.nce of the Christian Sabbath.
senate amendment cencurred in. !
Hardin moved that all rail-
'oad bills should be reported by
he Engrossing Committee on
Monday morning.
An amendment was offered by
'roWn that the Committee be
to engross all bills in
he order they are received.
amendment prevailed.
Hardin gave notice that he
you'd move to make his rail-
DAD bills special order for Tues
ay, as ne was getting weary of
he delay and urged his original
notion, which prevail.
The Storey county delegation
recommended the passage of
enate bill No. 5J-Relative to
ne government of cities.
Recess until p. ".
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The Committee OF Arrangement,
offer three prizes, to he distributed
as follows: One 10 the gentleman
wearing the riches: costume one 20
the lady wearing the richest COS
tune, and one for the best sustainea
character.
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Lundborg's handkerchief eX-

Lundborg's handkerchief ex-
tracts of Rose Geranium, Tea
Rose, Jockey Club, Patchouli,
White Rose, Violet, Upper Ten,
Musk, New Mown Hay, West
End, Ocean Spray, Ess. Bou-
quet, Musk Rose, Edenia, Wang
Wang, Arcadian Pink, Frangi-
panni, etc, elegantly put up in
eight different styles, at ThaX-
ter's drug store.
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Dne Bedroom. with use of double par.
lor. including bath room, warm and
cold water. Gas in rooms.
MRS. c. +. HAYWARD.
Curry street, one block from Carson.
iiUtf.
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Call and look at the canary
and mixed bird seed at Thax-
ter's drug store. 1t is imported
and perfectly clean. None other
is suitable to feed your canaries.
If you want the common seed,
he has it, and asks but bit
pound.
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THE CAPITOL LODGING HOUSE
~ next 10 the 'Appeal'' office. by the
day, week or month, with or without
fire VI hS. j. FOkRESG.
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a SCfIEJN IS NOW RUNNING His AR
u Der shop nea' the ueupt and runs ii, as
they say, up 10 the handle. For good. clean,
close. artistic and quick shave, shamp or
hair cut, this place cannot easily be matched.
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80 Cents Per Week

RE All cases Of legitimate advertisements
not exceeding six lines inserted IN this column
for so Cents per week.
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al COIN l. NOW THE SOIL
WI agent in Carson Of the "White'.
and New Howe" sewing mac nincs.
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Ladies fancy goods at reduced
prices. To be found at Cohn's
one price store. y
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Iephyrs, all shades crewls,
all shades German knitting
worsted, all shades SaNeny
yarns, all shades Shetland
weols, all shades; embroidery
silks, all shades, at NJ. Cohn's.
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Cagwin s Soteware-s News Depot

NEW MUSIC, NOVEMBER aGAZthES,
~ Daggetts "BraNton's Bar" Stylographic
and Mckinnon Pens, AutoGa;i: Pencils, pa
Ear Patterns Powder, Shot, oaeils sid Cart
ridges.
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STOCKS.

San FRANCISCO, Feb. = Following
are the opening aud closing quotations ::
Ophir, p, 2 20: Hale Il Norcross, 90.
II; Potosi, II. 30; Savage. II. 30:
Chollar, ~. l 40; Con. Virginia, soc:
Navajo. 81: Union. q: Sierra Nevada.
81, %; Bodie. II. 81; Mexican. .:
Could x Curry, u. l As; Holmes. 4nc;
Utah. 2; yellow Jacket, 1 35: bullion.
Soc; Best & Belcher, 81.
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FEBRUARY ., 1888.
Senate called to order at IL
A. NJ. President presiding
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Gray.
Minutes approved.
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY -, w

(Wa.hington's Birthday
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FOREIGN NOTES.

SINA April q-It is virtually scttled that tae Mar
aus of Rpon VIII resign vceroyaty OF India at the
end OF tne pre- cat year.
LONDON April gSir Charles Dixie, president OF inc
Local Government Board, receiving adepuaiOn touaS'
said the board would not opposi the emgra ion "f pau
pcr children Canada as the Government oi hat couu-
Try had undertaken 10 provide Tor Their Inspection
BERLIN, April 9COurad, the murderer O his vic ana
four chdrrn whose sentence 10 dc1ta The Emperor re-
fused TO commute beneaGrd n the courtyard ot the
pr,son here tlhs morning Forty-three persons wit
nessei he execution. Conrad protested his innocence
to The emu.
MADgfD, prl 9.-CastellO and Rodriguez Will be re-
leased with forty other Cuban exes during tie coming
month.
CoPLNmAGES April olt Is feared that the fact that
the Suclast Congress ncd mere will add 20 the dl-
cute- already existing between Prussia aud Denmark.
The Pruslar GJyerumen. bames the DANISH Ministry
Tor tnrir want Of ysor IA suprrcs-DS the gathering
HAMILTON, Bermuda. April At Is stated on good a'-
thority hat the Princess Louise viii leave Bermuda on
the 10th ms Her Majcstys steamer Tenedos has been
detailed to convey the rncess ner suite 10 Canada
BmsroI April 0-1he Great Western Line steamer
Dpr.et CAPTAIN Stamper from NewIOrk March 20, for
this purt, is Il srOuud IN the harOOr.
BERLIS, April 9-Tne Utramontanes are preparing
for an imposing celcb in honor OF the twenyith
anniversary 81 tae conservation o: the exed Arch
DlsnOp VI Cologne
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.

THE CHICAGO. PIrTSBURG AND ST LOUIS.
PHILADELPHIA, April 9.-In recent dispatch
from Ptsburg stated that the Chicago, Pt;sburg
ana St Louis Railroad. which II the title OF the Chicago
Columbus aud indiana Central Railroad Company under
The REORGANIZATION which went Into effect last Monday
il 10 become an aggrcssive cOmptt for east-lound
passeuaer tc out Of Chicago Heretofore the bulk Of
the through passenger business carried by the Pennsy-
vauia Company from Chicago has been given the Ptts
burg Fort Wayne aud Chicago route In preference to
the Pan Handle II stated az the Office Of the Penn
sylyania Company that this change OF policy aid not I'M
ply any auagonsm among the sy7cn OF railroads con
irolIei and operated by the Pcunsylyania Company
T c Pan Handle route II nearly forty miles longer be
tween Chicago aud Pittsuurk than tue Ptshutg Fort
Wnyu- and nicIgO line. bat under hc organization OF
the Chicago Ptt sburE aud ~. Luui, totd u viii be
gwen "A better cduiuU'n mt aud b. ~ fair pOntoD To
compete Tor through passenger business. Nothing In
mi. direc .on Will be done, however, until Il ter the
meeting general ruprrintcudrntr and parsrnger
agents IN 81 Ions next week when the rprng schedules
viii br arranged In other quarters u stated thai the
mprus which T. 10 be given tie business ~ the Chicago.
Pittsburg IOus iinc IL directed mainly against
tho Baltimore ana OnlJ road.
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THE PHOENIX PARK MURDERERS.

dHE TRIAL TO BEGIN TO-DAY-FEARS OF AN At
TEMPTED RESCUE OF THE PRIsoNERs-CoUNsEL
ASSIGNED FOR BRADY.
DUBLIN, April 9.-Joe Brady, Timothy Kelly,
Patrick Delaney, Thomas CafIey. Daniel Curley,
ana Fitzharris, known as " Skin the Goat" the men
charged with the Phoenix Park murders and other
crimes were conveyed from Klmanham Prison to
the Green Street Court House at o'clock tins
morning under strong escort of policemen and a
troop of dragons. The Government felt rather
afraid that friends of the prisoners wodd attempt
their rescue. Special measures were therefore
taken to insure the safety of the court building
against any attempts upon it,
Ihe Court House was besieged by crowds of per-
sons eager 10 gain admission. The authorities,
however. only admitted the jurors called III the
case and fifty reporters, and they were
let into the building at an early hour
Judge OBrien, who is to hear the case,
took his seat on the bench at fifteen minutes past
ii o'clock, when the work of swearing in the Grand
jury was proceeded with. The counsel and solicit
who appeared for the prisoners at the examina-
ton 10 the KilmaiDham Courthouse were present.
Judge OBrfen informed the Grand Jury that the
case OF the attack upon the Juror Dennis Field
would not be brought to their notice unt after the
ordinary business of the commission had been dis
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DELAWARE And HUDSON CANAL COMPANY

KINGSTON, n. Y, April 9.-The Delaware
and Hudson Canal will be opened for business Tues
day morning The rates Of freight paid Will be the same
as last year. VIZ Seventy cents per gross ton. Pro-
visions and bOamans supplies in general slightly
lower price than last and the Hopeful
Sixty boats have been built during the winter and
the company has $40 boats under its control The
coal brought through tue canal TO tdewaer last
was l14Osj0 tons in addition 10 80 sol tons delivered
at VaIiOS points Or the line OF the canal, tue Tolls
amounting to S60O07 3D.
Ihc mines Oi the upanY produced 32OJlOS tons OF
coa in 1882; 5l61j4 transDOrted by u for
other persons making total OF 3710322 tons iOr tue
The receipts OF the company from canals,
railways ETC. for the year amounted SO 573927 the
net earnings being ~ l,"3S,2Jl, slightly over per
cent ON ITS capital stock, WhICh Is $2O,OOQ,OOO.
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A TREASURY .ARlFF RULING.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-The Treasury De-
partment to-day made ruling that the provisions OF the
new Tariff act amending section 2,5l0 OF the Revised
Statutes effect from the date OF passage OF the
act This section Of the Revised Statutes Ided by
the new Tariff act is as follows:
All lumber. timber. hemp manila wire rope, and IRON
steel rods, bars spikes nails and bolts aud copper
and composition metal, which may be necessary for the
construction and equipment Of vessels built In the United
states for fO egn account and ownership or for the pu
pose OF being employed In the foreign trade, including
the trade between tne Atlantic ana Pacific ports OF the
United sIa.es. after the ps,age oI this act may De -
ported in bond under such regulations tue Secretary
Treasury prescribe and upon prof that such
materials have been used Tor such purpose no dutes
sual paid But vessels receiving the bcnent
this section shall not be allowed TO engage IN the
coastwise uade OF the United states more than Two
months in year. except upon the pay ment 10 no
United sta.es OF the wulch rebate 10 nereln
allowed; proviued hat vessels built In the United states
foreign account aud ownership shall not DC allowee
to engage IN tue coastwisc trade the United saes
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GENERAL GRESHAM AND Mr.. BROWNE.
IBY TELEGRAPu TO THE TRIBuNE.I


WASHINGTON. April 9.-Mehtion was made IN
dispatch to The TRIBUNE of some differences be-
tween General Gresham and Representative
Browne, OF Indiana. According to The Critic OF to-
day General Browne, upon being questioned about
the matter SAID: The people are not concerned
about the personal relations between General Gre
sham and myself. lie NAV dislike me and ctill
make an excellent Postmaster-General. IL may be
true that our relations for the past two or three
years have not been cordial, but that is matter Of
little Importance. We are capable of settling orr
own differences without the aid of the irrepressble
interviewer. only care to say that Judge Gresham
and myself were on the best of terms during the
time served under him as District Attorney, and
those who conjure up a difficulty between usat
that time draw wholly upon their imagnatious.
"It is true that his appointment to a place in
GarfelPs Cabinet was not favored by the Indiana
Republican delegation in Congress but not one
word was said by any member OF 1t rejecting upon
bls personal fitness. That he was "A gentleman Of
ability and integrity all conceled. lie will nave
The friendship aud support OF every man who is set
down III those interviews as hostile 10 him. II no
wants them"
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MIR. CROWLEYS RESIGNATION.
ny TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-There is considerable
speculation among political goSsips in Washing OH
as to the reasons which induced ex-CongIessman
Crowley to resign his appointment as special coun-
sci to prosecute the South Carolina election cases
According to one story, Mr.. Crowley felt greatly az
grleyed because of something the President did on
did not do. Western cx-Congresslnan declares
that the difficulty was between the At'orney-Gcn-
eral and Mr.. Crowly, and arose out of a difference
about fees. Officials, who would be likely to know
the real cause of the trouble, decline to say anything
about t for publication.
The only thing that appears to be at all certain Is
that Mr. Crowiey's appointment as special attorney
mas bren cancelled and that his determination 10
withdraw from the cases was reached quite sud-
denly aud after he had made his preparations to go
TO south Carolina. friend OF Mr.. Croyley's sald
to-day that hc expected that gentleman to return 10
Washington this week.
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PLANS IN TIE SOUTHWEST.

NEw-ORLEANs, April "a dispatch to The
Pioay,ne from vicksburg says; On Saturday washing
ton County voted 100000 In per cent, thrtyyear
bonds aud the City oil Grcenvlle voted $4,000 to the
Memphis and New Orleans Railroad aud Levee Com
pany This companys charter recently transferred
10 X. T.. Wilson for the Ncw-Oreans Baton Rougr,
yicksburg and Memphis Railroad Company which will
build ch line Grecnvi e from the main track In
sLarkey County. At meeting OF the stockholders OF
the la ter company to day H. f. Wilson John II Ingram,
John A. Grant j. VI. Edwards r. II. Elliott C. +. Arm
strong and W. Muttnc were elected directors They
elected the following Ofcers: r. 4. Wilson, president;
j. NJ. Edwards wee pfesldent, general manager ana
treasurer; JOnn A. Grant cnlef engineer and &. l..
Armstrong, secretary and assistant treasurer
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gestion; and said that both together nevsee
handled SO much money. One of IN
gambling places which they visited was " "Aleck
Howes but when inquiry for them made there
last night it was stated that no persons OF that
name were known.
THE BROTHERS LOSSES IN STOCKS.
The young men dealt in stocks at the Office OF c.
G. Wolff e. Co., No. Al Exchange-piace. Mr.. Wolff
said last night that neither Of them owed
the firm altogether more than $1,000. THAT is
loss that is of little consequence" Mr.. Wolff said,
we might make that any day. If we happened to
be on the wrong side of the market. The boys were
bears but in spite of the decline in the last year
they made cent by it, They sold at the
lowest point and bought at the highest"
Mr. Wolff added that they had not lost much
money with his firm; that they had fnttered it
away at the bucket shops and IN expensive living,
He said that the total damage to the estate would
not exceed $50 000 and that the other heirs would
not suffer loss. because the amount that could be
taken easily small.
Washington Tobias was at the Windsor
Hotel on Saturday, but since that time neither OF
the brothers has been seen at his usual baunts. IL
was suggested that they sailed for Europe on some
one of the steamships going that day, but one
of their friends admitted last evening that
he had any good reason for the suppositOn.
All of them declared that the defalcatiOn
mere family matter" which would never be prose
cuted. "Why should it be-" one of them asked,
"the boys owe nothing except to the estate. and
they have taken hardly more than justly
belongs to them. They have simply spent
their own. Which one did t' Why, both.
do not think one to blame more than the other.
They were merely two fast boys who thought they
had inherited fortune"
An interview with Mrs. Tobias their mother was
voiulv eouoht bv TpIpTrNU la ef
Word was sent by her in reply to both verbal and
written inquiries that she declined to be inter
viewed There arc three other children besides
the two brothers.
Tho two young men were well known at the
Windsor Hotel. From the time the hotel was
open they have been frequent visitors to the
place, and their time during the day is
said to have been spent in watching
the tape" that records Stock Exchange
quotations, and during the evening in playing
billiards. They were generally together" said
person who drops into the Windsor nearly every
night, land they appeared to be pretty loud
boys They have not been seen at the hotel how
ever for some time. The scandal was topic of
incidental discussion there lastnight. Several Wall
Street operators and brokers paid special visits
10 the hotel because of the sensational reports that
were published IN the afternoon that detaca;lon
had occurred IN Wall-st. They LETT the place dis
gusted when thev ascertaned the fact that the re-
ports related to only private scandal.
The alleged defalcstlOn has not been brought TO
the attention Of the District-Attorney the Grand
jury
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ELEGRAPH NOTES.
pOGARpUs DEFEATED BY CARVER.

DOGARDUS DEFEATED BY CARVER.
Nrw-IIAyTN April "a match between Dr.
carver Rogardn' today at Hamilton Park resulted in
victory Tor the OF 80 10 81 BOgardus
A COFFEE EXCHANGE OPENED.
BALTIMORE, April 0.-rnc Bllumorc Coffee Ex-
change formally opened today and the hst regular call
ing address.
A BODY TURNING TO STONE
BIpFORD Ind, AprI! 9.--When the body of John
Bryant which buried two years ago was dislnterred for
reoy to nnSsf Sayeys 9S Il was found TO be rapidly
KILLED ON THE RAILROAD TRACK.
STAMFORD Conm APr gmJohn Young assistant
the Washington express tram last night aud ded this
MURDER IN NORTH CAROLINA
RALEIGH. NC, April 9.-HeIry Garter was killed
and buried tho woods Pamico In this recently
Ssen Ss nT5naH e55@mted for Utah H-''
CHARGED WITH ARSON
owned by Mr. Holt was destroyed by re on Sunday night
TO day Holt arrested charged with arson.
GUILTY OF MAIL ROBBERY.
ATLANTA, Ga, April 9.--ro-day the jury in the
case Of w. H. Howard. charged with enbszzlns registered
letters while employed the Atlanta Post Office returned
vesdict Of guilty.
GRAPE SUGAR WORKS CLOSED.
works closed down today throwing $50 hands out Of en-
pymens The @ prefer to S run the works in the West
INTEREST on NEw.oRLEANs BONDS.
NEw-ORLEANs, April ., he state supreme
Court today oyerned an Grde; Of the lower cCnTt and re-
ooU 10 pay the interest tho consolidated bonds.
THE CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF VIRGINIA
LYNCHBURG, Va, April 9.-rhe sta Conven-
ton Of the Young Mems Christian Association OF Virginia
ssirhil wall deliver the address Of Welcome -
CHECK TO CHICAGO SOCIALISTS.
CHICAGO, Apu 9.-Judgr Moran, In the Circuit
Court this morning granted temporary injunction restrain
Ing tho socialists from erecting oudn the lake front
Of this city under grant by the CITY Council the theory
that the city authority over the tract.
OFFICERS PAID BY PRIVATE SUBSCRIPTIONS
PETERSBURG. Va, Apu 9.-'rhe Off ials of this
city appointed by the Democratic city Council in
,n1e last the members OF which the OF Appeals
ss%S% s $ paid tonight
BosToN CLEARING HOUSE ELECTION.
Boston, April 0-At the annual meeting of the
Rostop Clearing House Association today the following OH
GERS we're chosen: Chairman James N Bea; secretary ~
a smelling; committees, John Cummings, George Whitney.
n NJ DeU;mOn, G. q. Billings Charles A. Viae Tho dis
placement several old officers implies radical change
the policy OF the association.
PREPARING TO SHIP WHISKEY TO BERMUDA.
IOUIsYILI.h, April 9.-Neg0tl atlOns with Canada
for The whskey In Amecan packages having
failed tho railroad company Is put
on line from Pensacola ~ bermuda and transport
Whlskey Bermuda and back again minimum Cost