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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-14
Losti

A pass-book with the Hibernia Savings
and Loan Society oil San Francisco, in
the name Of John Jacob Garrecht, No.
5I,3S7. The finder will please return to
the bank, Of to this Office. d9-5t
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LIVERY AND FEED STABLE.
-o--
HAY AND GRAIN F0a SALE.

Having leased the stable and eorrals Of r.
". Dorsey, In Elto, We hrc now prepared 10
furnish teams or saddle horses on the b II Of
terms. Horses fed and groomed OF pasturvd
by the day, week or month, and satIsfsetioa
guaoantcsd In all eases.
II J kBTrH HARVEY McADAEe
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II seems 10 he n settled fact that Con.
grcss will. as recommended by the Post
mn,,cr.G GENERAL, reduce the local postage
10 one cent, and that the twO-ccnt stamp
will carry one instead Of one.
hall ounce ns nj pres NJ.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-14

Reinhart Il Co. have just received q
choice lot Of holiday goods. consisting Of
fancy albums, p%erfumery stands, card
receivers, vases, ETC., etc., etc. Cali in
and examine them.
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The Director Of the Mint estimates
that during the past year the gold circu-
iriion al the world las decreased $685.
600, COO, while that Of silver has in
crnuscG So, 600, UUO, aud paper Sll2,-
900 900.
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EplIol EeceiYed.

Tho stage FROM Tu,caroia last evening
bought down the regular weekly ship
mcnt Of Navajo bullion, the same weigh
ing 70T pounds, and valued at S1i,-
PASS, which was this morning for
wal led by train TO San Francisco.
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Horn & Chapman shipped to-day from
Ilnilcck station, f"uft en- carloads 81
beef cattle. They also ship three cars
from CArliu. which will bc added to the
train nj that station and conveyed to Gan
Ernnciarn.
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s,h,lon Cough ana Consumption
Cule is sold by us on a gusrantee. /
cuies consumption For sale by L +
Muller.
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No ...e.

Notice is hereby given that | have this
day, Friday. December ;. 1881. revoked
The appointment Of Robert Tucker as
Dcruty Constable. Il. +. TmuuMsx,
Ccn,i .blc Of Eiio Township.
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Colonel 4. &. Ellis, OF Carson, has
sold his mtcrcs: in thc lookout mine at
~Swcc:wItrr, Mono County California. TO
Al Xnndcr kilpaurick and other Bodicitcs
VIII" will at Omc P:occcd to develop it in
II comprehensive munur.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-14

That hacking cough can to so quickly
cured by shiioh's Cure. We guarantee
Soid by L. L. Muller.
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DR.. Coon, rX-Mnyor aud ex.Police
Judge III san FrancIsco died suddenly
Thursday at the Palace Hotel from neu-
ru!S:n q. the hyaIt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-12-14

For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
you have a printed guarantee on every
bottle OF shiioh's vitilizer. It
iails TO cure. For sale by +. +. Muller
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The reported intended marriage Of
Miss Mack y :" II Foreign nibo6 4, ou-
Ulor.uvcly drm:ri-Dncc more.
Tho reported illness OF Nile Nevada,
is also u myth,
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The following Is the EOll Of Honor for
the South Fork school, for the
month ending November 2Sih:
Cora Wrar, ... 100 EJs brown 90. 100
Nellie LIE 100 VHit Hardesiy 100
Tommy Wear. % Nrltic Drown. 100
Emma Hnrlc,ty 100 Birdie DroRu 90
Freddie Drown 81 Geo. Spencer. 100
Miss MAGGIE !i,VLrOS. Teacher.
We ar glad To- Il ar says the Sentinel
that T ". Huntington, erstUlilc OF
Elr.ka, is doing very we'll in the prac-
ircr At Sacramento. lie has built him
s"lf Il magnificent residence aud fur
ni,hol il ciaior4tcly anil WAS Ia have a
grand ho0.c-warming on the fr5t Of the
month. All Il ih'1 tine Doctor i ell
l!t!rh To-, f"r hr i n hkiliful aud cnnsci.
rntious physician. ;tcrruily, also, Mrs.
Huntington received the nc, lI;tlc sum
Of $1,000, As her share Of her fathers
estate.
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List OF Grand Jurora.

Fnllo"img is IL list of the names of
Glnnd Jurors drawn yesterday To serve
Mt The january term, the ycnire being
made rcturnaUlc Monday, January b,
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In the wards OF the city to eight O'Clock at
night end TO designate the plGces speciiical-
ly. This will be done 10 give tho laboring
men O chance, and Ia order that there may
be- no confusion AZ 10 place.
The people OF Dallas desire 20 make the
visit of the members of the press associa.
ton pleasant. | there 10 anything inter.
fering with this desire on their part, the
member iDconvcDienced will please let 1t
be known TO the committee.
V!sitors to the meeting OF the Texas
Press association are respectfully requested
TO visit the wagon and carriage repository
OF John s. Wilmer, 7l3 Elm street, and ex.
anime his stock Of wagons. carriages, bug.
gies, phmtons, buck boards, etc.
The bridge over White Rock creek with
stood the heavy flood, though six or seven
small bridges in that section we're swept
away. That whole country suffered from
tho recent heavy rains, and some OF the
cotton and corn was so badly washed that
the faru cts will have TO replmt
Don't forget that a. ID, Q. Miller has a
firs.-class photograph gallery. and that his
work will not be excelled by none. He
has Just returned from 81. Louis. bringing
with him fine assortment OF accessories
and background. He olso has procured
the wonderful Euriscope. Fns mammoth
tube makes life-siZe photo grRphs OF
the sitter, cutting plate perfectly sharp 90
by "a. This work is finely executed, rs well
as al small work done by him. Cal aud
see for yourself. A, q. ID. MILLER,
COL Elm street
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IACONIOI LIGHTNING.

Rains have extingushed the forest fire.
in the vicinity Of Shenonda!e, Penntyl'
vania.
The ship Iron Cross Arrived at Queens
town from Java, reports five deaths from
cholera.
Probabilities OF q general strike OF the
iron workers OF the west June lst are in
crsssing.
Articles we're signed in New York yester
day for hard glove fight July l4tn ior
81 eco side between Jack Dempsey snd
George Fulgome.
A cyclone struck Davenport, Iowa, yes-
t,riay afternoon, laveling number o
houses, sizing one person and severely in
jurng many others.
I'm Newton county, Arkansas, sstur'
day, in fight between revenue
officers and illicit d;s,ilers, one OF the latter
was killed and another wounded.
Sol aid George Hsyne5 end Dan Miich-
ell desuetGdoes " no have been tetr1riz.ng
eastern Pennsylvania Tor severnl weeks pas,
were arrested and jailed yesterday.
Thu Northwestern Traffic association IA
Ia session At St. Louis. The meeting is for
the purpose OF harmonizing rates between
roads, both east and west OF the Mississippi
river.
During violent hail and wind storm ct
Little Rock yesterday afternoon s shed on
which were at work, numOer OF convicta
fell, killing a guard, wounding another,
and severely iniuring several conyicts.
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connection Ia formed with the railway
tystem of tho United States 10 the City
OF Mexico and thence through
the Republic OF Mexico and Central
Amerios, and along the Isthmus
o, Rnarien' rd passing rou along so eat
America to tho Argentine Republic would
construction. The distance will mol exec d
0,s00 miles and II may be shortened TO COO
miles by commencing It's construction at
the City OF Mexico, where IL will con-
meet with roads already built. Distance
and natural obstacles have
never thwarted American enterprise
IN the construction OF railroads. Already
have several lines OF railways been
stretched across this costlnent, elther
more than 5000 miles In length.
While IL may be that u railroad from the
United States 10 the Argentine Republic IN
OF greater magnitude, yet 1t
Is believed that the obstacles 10 lis
construction are no more formidable than
were encountered eighteen or twenty years
ago in the construction OF the iifst trans
continental road. When such o railroad is
constructed our commerce viii be
enlarged 10 such an extent as at
this time 10 defy anything lko tho correct
estimate of Its value, and then Wo VIII be
In a position TO say 20 European gov
efnments In the memorable goIda
Of President Monroe, that We
should consider any attempt On their part
TO extend their system 10 any portion OF this
hemisphere 80 dangerous 10 our peace aud
SAFETY. Tho capital with which the road 10
TO ba huilt and operated must BIO protected
by pledged faith and proper guarantees OF
all governments that may DO interested
In the building and main
tenanoc OF the colossal enterise,
aud this protection must BIO extended o.
all times, III times OF war as we'll
as peace. Tho commission will
be charged with no more important
duty than TO obtain all Information
which may show the feasibility Of con.
struc,ing such railways with entire safety
10 thoso who may invest their capital in
building and operating the same"
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A GIGANTIC MEASURE.

WASHINGTON, May 6.-[Press. lin com.
plinnce with the order OF the house COM
mittee on foreign affairs. Representative
Stewart, OF Texas, has prepared bill pro-
yiding for the appointment OF three com.
missioners TO serve two years to aid
Ia extending American trade and com.
merce and acquiring information looking
to rsilway communications between eouth'
err countries and the United States. The
bill provides that tho commission
shall visit Mexico, Guatemala
Honduras, San Salvador, Nicaragua,
G ,sta RIGA, Columbia, Venezuls, Eoudos'
Peru, Bolivia, the Argentine Repvbiio'
1t further provides It shail os the
duty of the comission TO ascertain the
feelings and inolinations Of the people OF
these countries with reference to railway
communication betwesn their coun
tries and the United States and
likewise what guarantees, =, immuni-
have already been granted by them or what
they may be willing to grant hereafter. look
ing 10 the increase and quicken
ing postal communication. commerce,
and aid In travel between
their own countries and United States.
The secretary OF state Is directed 10 instruct
Mexico and In Central and South
America TO render every assistance
to the commission in acquiring all essential
information attainable. Tho bill sppropri
stes $4,000 to pay expenses Of the com
missioners, and their salaries are
fxsd at $500 annually. In his
report to accompany the hill. Mr.. Stewart
ssye: "The idea OF boilding railway
from the United States TO the
Argentine Republic is somewhat stsrtliBf
to those VINO have never given the
subject thought. but little r. affection
will convince any ono that 70 insuperaDle
obstace is In the way oil such On enterprise.
A railroad from some point In Texss
CT else xsere In the United stass where
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iovernmsn,s firm.


Railways strong, particularly for West
Shore Sc, which advanced on report that
the company had received sufficient finan-
cial aid TO tide over its difficulties.
In state bonds Tennessee cOmnromise
sold a. 4S liz and Georgia sold So liz.
Stocks opened weak and lower. In the
first seventeen minutes OF business there
was decline OF IA to 1873 per cent. in
prices. Central Pacific led the downward
movement with sales as low as AZ l.2. This
decline was succeeded by rally Of Is to
7.S per cent. but subsequently, Central Pa
cifc dropped TO Al Ia, end the
whole market was lower in sympa.
thy. After midday speculation was
quiet but firm, and there were
Indications OF good buying. In the after
noon on orders 10 purchase the market be.
came almost buoyant There was y sharp
demand Tor Missouri Pacific, Western
Union, Union Pacific and Northern Pa.
lilo for both long and short accounts
The outstanding snort Interest is very large
and leading shares commanded premium
Tor use. Western Union and Union Pacific
Fere bougit in late IN the dsy ior monde.
livery. The market closed strong ct the hest
sigurss o. t,e day. Conpsred With Sstur-
iry's clcsin prices are 1 TO I 3 4 per cent.
higher. sxce,t for lsntrsl Pacific. which
sss 8 lower, Reading IL and Michigan
Genital IA. Transactions. IA COO shsits
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MIR. PLUMB,s BILL.

WASHINGTON, May 5.-tPress. 1.-The bill in
Produced by Senator Plumb TO prevent the
acquisition OF real estate By aliens,
provides that aliens who have not
declared their intention to become citizens
shall not acquire title 10 real estate In the
territories or District OF Columbia
IL provides that no foreign corpora
ton more than 10 per cent
of the stock which is held by aliens shall ac'
quire title to lands in the ter
ritoriss or District OF Columbia
and that no corporation. native or
foreign, except railroads, shall acquire
more than 5000 acres. The exception
respecting railroads limits their privileges
10 lands necessary for the transaction o
their business 10 such us may have beer
granted by the government. With respect
TO government grants, the bill provides
lands must be sold within ten years or they
shall revert to the government.
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THE DRILL.
Tho Weather Is LOveIy-IIouston GaiIy
Decked Out.
Brilliant Scenes he Contest Begins
To-day.
Betting Running .IiIsh-Minor Notes.

HousTos. May, 5.--[Speciel. Yesterday
the sun shown out bright and clear, and n
stiff breeze coming out Of the west ha1 dried
the ground md made walking not only
possible hut pleasant. The city 10 throDgod
with visitors from oil pRrtB OF this ard Hur'
rounding states. The Queen City Guards
and Lamar Rifles, OF Dallas, Orange Rifles,
aud johnson Guards, Of Hempsteadi and
the Cleburne LiRht Guards arrived today.
The Mobile Rillae came ~ SUNDAY; Inc
Montgomery (Alabsme) Greys, and Colnm'
bus (Goorpia) Guarda arrived this
morning. Tonight tho Busch e0d Balm
ZluAves and Tredway Rifles, Of st LoDia,
and the Richardson Iouayes on lndiaDapo
lie, Indians, came In on the 7:i0 train. The
city tonight Is sblsze with illuminstions;
decorations and 1sg8 cover every store and
dwelling. Great enthusihsIa prevails
among the military, and betting IL high
upon tn. result. Everything 80 pronitious,
aud tho contest bosluo tomorrow by the
drilling OF the Texas companies for the $500
prize offered by the cotton exchange. The
fair grounds and drilling grounds are In
splendid condition. The Interstate drill
will be a browning success.
PROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
Housros. May 5.-tSpecisl THE morn
Ing opened bright ana beautiful, dispelling
fears OF rain during the week. A light
norther sprsng up during the day and nj
most completely dried up the mud, and the
streets will be 10 splendid condition by to.
morrow. Houston 10 Ia arms. Flags,
banners and streamers decorate
every store aud dwelling. The
utmost enthusiasm Is manifested. The
streets ore already crowded with visitors.
Companies arc continually arriving, and
marching aud oounter.mnrching, present.
ing @ brilliant sight. All companies pro-
coed TO the military headquarters in the
heart OF town, and thence are turned into
quarters at the fair grounds. Tho following
companies are nlreanv here: Queen City
Guards and Lamar Riaee, Dallas; Mobile
| (Alsbsms) r. Hes, Orange Ritas, Columbus
| (Georgie) Guards, Montgomery (Ala-
bams) Grays. Houston Light Guards,
| Hampstead Guards, Cleburns Light Guards
and Brennan Greys. Ten more companies
are expected in the morning. Tho Balm and
| Busch Zouaves. Missouri Artillery and
Tredway Rifles, all Of St Louis, end the
Richardson Zouaves, OF Indianapolis Indi'
ana, are txpected ut 2 o'clock tomorrow
morning, having been delayed by washout,
on the railroads. The drill will be opened
tomorrow by the Texas state contest and O
grand parade, an. the companies will be
| hard at work the balance OF the
week. I he Mobile Rllss, Tredway Rifles
Columbus Guards. Montgomery Greys
and Houston Light Guards are ell frat.
class companies and betting Ia about even
as to which shall win the So COO prize.
The Sons of Malta, 500 strong, gave d
midnight parade tonight, and wound ny
with grand banquet.
| Although 20 600 people are expected, nc
commodntono will be found, for over 5O'
citizens have thrown open their residences
TO the visitors. The weather could not b.
betlor.
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C0UNTRY'S CAPITAL.
william Pitt Kellogg Net Through the
NeI Yot.
Hot Words In the House W0uld-be
Witty Wise.
The Tug Over the Tariff Takes Place
To-Day.
Miscellaneous Washington News Items.
Miscellaneous Washington News Items.
THE TAfIFF JUG.

WASHINGTON, May 5.-[6peolsl l--Messrs.
Randall, Blackburn, Kasson and Morrison
will speak on the tariff tomorrow,
after which Mckinley will move
to strike out tho enacting clhuse oithe Nor
rison bill. The free traders count or twelve
majority against Btriking out. There Is
gossip every where tonight overihe proceed
ipgs Of tomorrow. The absent members
are returning 10 vote ard pes,es are heipg
csreipily booked. The galleries wilt DO
crowded to overlooking with pub.
f f,i Impression sppri' hat 0 Ras gone
out II may be stated that the defeat Of
motion 10 strike out tho enscting clause
of the bill places this bill In
shape TO be considered section by rec.
ton. and II Il ~ decided by vote TO
consider, amendments will BIO In order
and speeches will DO limited to
five minutes. ConceHsons have been
made by both the enemies aud
friends Of the bill, so that there are i'm.
portant amendments In readiness.
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WHERE SHALL WE STOP

Is tho question asked. We answer with
Kent, at the Prescott Rooms, one block
south OF Courthouse. corner First and
Main streets. Fort Worth, formerly Il
Kent's hotel, Dallas. The rooms are large,
we'll ventilated. new furniture and first.
class throughout. The attention OF the
travelling public generally Is called. We
oiler the best opportunity 10 get q good
sleep after long travel. You can eat
when or where you rlease, paying only Tor
what you get. Don't forget the place. Cut
this out o nd present IT, Plan, European.
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SWAIN.
WARRINGTON, May

WAsHlxoroH, May 5.-[Press Tho
oourt OF Inquiry to investigate charges
suainst Judge Advocate General Swain MAS
to have organized to-day, but owiog TO the
absence OF General Pope, organization VIII
not take place until tomorrow. 'General
Swain was present in the court room this
morning, accompanied by Judge B. W.
Johnson and r. prese ntative Calkins, OF In
diane, the former who nppoare as his regu'
lar counsel ami the latter as his friendly adj
wiser. in the conduct oil tho defense. Bate
man. who made the charges, was not pres
ant. but Il Is understood he viii he repre-
santad by jeff. Chandler ~ counsel.
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CONNECTION EXTRAORDINARILY.

WAsHrxoroN, Nav s. Press - The
chairmsp of the Indiana republican CLUB
asks that a correction be published OF the
abatement that resolution endorsing Sen
ator Harrison az choice OF the CLUB Tor pres
He says the resolution was not voted down,
but was ruled out under the provision OF
the constitution OF the club which forbids
the endorsement OF any person for any
Office.
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POSTAL POINTS,

wAsm1voToN, May 5-[Speciu', 1.-The
post-oilice department to-day Issued an
order establishing daily ex-
chanso OF through registered
nonohes between the pos.masters at
El Paso, Texas, aud 81. Lonis, Missouri, TO
90 into effect on Monday, May lob,
1854: pouches to leave FL Psso 30
900 a, M. via the Texarkepa sud III Paso
railway poet.oilice and leave 81. Louis At
O:oO n, m. via the st. Louis and Texarkana
railway post. office.
Despain post master at Thorpe Springs,
and ]. w. Smith at Hooks; the latter is in
Bowie county.
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A Tornado.

Rock island specials saws: II
bas been raining almost steadily for
three dsys. This evening at about hall
past 4 O'Clock q cyclone swept across
the southern end OF town,
carrying everything before 1t.
Three houses, one and twc.slory
bricks, were completely demolished;
half n dozen others unrooied and
MANY barns scattered 10 the winds.
The fair grounds. buildings and fences we're
leyeled, aud trees uprooted OF. stripped OF
their branches. 1t is impossible a. yet to
estimate the damage. Nobody WAS killed,
though sour persons were more or less Sc.
riously hurt.
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SPRINGER AND KELLOGG.

WA'HRaroH. May 5.-fPress. AT tho
meeting.of the house committed on expendi-
lures In the department OF justice to-day,
Springer read letter from kellogg, In
which the latter asked that ho be allowed
to appear before tho committee With coun-
Gel. Kellogg further said II the committee
did not investigate he would ask the house
to appoint special committee to conduct
the investigation.
RYAN remarked after hearing the letter:
"This looks suspicious. II looks as II this
committee was called upon to whitewash
Kellogg. Price. the man who testified
against him, has gone, and his own witness
es are here to be called. Stewart said: ~
think Kellogg ought to be informed II 10
not a part OF the business of this committee
to determine whether he IL guilty or inno-
cent. We maze ourselves ridiculous by ex.
ceeding our jurisdiction"
kellogg wants to prove he i, good,
virtuous, Christian gentleman" inter-
modate him." he concluded, "but I'm not
willing to accommodate anybody"
Said Stewart: II would like 10 know II
there was any devltry on the part Of any.
body to shield Kellogg"
''Kelogg IL a member Of the house, ard
Il wouldn't be right to bring in testimony
against him." said Stephenson. -.
"This 10 a question OF jurisdiction"
Stewart interpreted. We've zone ont OF
our Jurisdiction 400 timeq, and 1t hardly
looks fair 10 bring up that question now"
The COMMITTEES instructed Springer to
confer with Kellogg. and suggested tho lat
ter offer n resolution In the house asking
for Investigation. II Is the intention OF the
COMMITTEES to investigate the conduct OF Of
1clals Of the government in tho prosecution
of Kellogg.
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prrrRMrNpp TO INVESTIGATE.

WASHINGTON. May o. lPress.l=i
dsns of Justice to-day determined TO
subpuna Foreman Mitchell, OF the grand
Jury which failed 10 find indictments IN the
star route cases. The committee also de.
cided 70 send Q special examiner to ssnst
Examiner nightingale, who 10 nvestigst-
ing the accounts OF government omciais III
the district OF West Virginia.
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lu,DOrtnut,


When you visit or leave New York City,
save baggage, expresses OF carr age hire and
stop 81 the GrGnd UuiOn hotel, opposite the
Grand Central depot. SIX hundred elegant
rooms, Gtt.d 40 M cost of 81 900, 900. 70.
duced 10 o. md upwards per day. Euro
pcsu plan. Elevator. Restaufaut supplied
With the best. Horse cars, stages aud eie'
waited railroads 90 all depots. Families oan
live better for iess money et the GRIND
Union hotei tuAn m auY O,nor A4sl-Gl---1
hotel 81 tha ritU
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Money. Stocks and Bonds

NEW YORK, May s. Stocks opensd
weak and lower. Prices declined Ia to
1873; Canada Southern. Western Union
and Uuisn Pacific we're weakest. After
1890 rally Of is 10 / took place. Near
IL the market was steady.
Money, to l.2; closed offered 2; prime
mercantile paper, 4 TO 5l2 sterling AK
change B. b., weak; 4s7 l-2; sight, iso "a