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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-03
sTOCKs IN PIPE LTNEs.

oIoChS IN PIPE LIN rs.
Inc stocks OF crude petroleum IN the oil
Io-lons previous to the year 1874 were
never large. At the close Of that year
uley amounted TO 3, 705 ,639 barrels, which
was Tue highest point thew had reachad
up 10 mat time. During 1915 these were
Ieouced 93d,S6l barrels, and in 1876 there
M@S I6rther reduction CT S25, OPS barrels.
""nicn ielt the stocks on hand December
o. ~ 100, only 1926, 135 barrels. July 81
i''"' tle llrst important well was finished
III tne bradford held-tbe Croker we'll
"nlcn produced at the rate Of 100 barrels
UT Gay. On Oct. /, 1916, the production
~ the bradford field was estimated at 400
g'l IelS pen day. From that year until Sept.
H. io'f, the production continued to be
49, gHeehs oil the consumption, ana the
Ns were increased continuously for
'1'sh Years and eight months at an aver
Sse rate of 1920 barrels per dav. on
Pc, 1871 the net stocks
aos aii Pipe lines amounted 10 40
.i.fot barrels, which is the highest
d',"1 they nave ever reached. From that
80 'heIe. mas been a constant decli0a
I."n I'd June /, 1885, the date of the
Del report, when the net stocks i'm All
I'VE mes were 35,8S0,0S barrels. This
i.'i'e mas been NJ the rate of 40. 4S6 bar
r.i5 roI month for nine months or 3, 1888 bar
tho Wv t"1' III lb fNct worthy Of note
81, t' y on the same date that the stocks were
p,a .ue highest the Philips No. / wen M
lci'ln creek was struck, which was fol-
5ongt up by the Chrisiy No. I. flowing
No barrels IN day, aud the ArmstrOno
f,....--' Mhlch made fully 1000 barrels In
MI 'y-iouf hours, and WAS the largest
cori.V fVI KNOWN. About 100 wells we're
creat ecu Va the phenomenal Thorn
viii POI uuing that period. But not.
ness o9 .'e'I'ug he wonderful productive
tinn.d ~ ms new Held the production con
stocla ~ uecilne as whole, and the
iore Ever were largely drawn upon as be.
90. PRICES.
p,ir'5 huctuati0n in the prices Of cruds
iara.,,.'NIu lot the past ten wears is an in.
,yss Si' * study. In 1873 the highest nricn
toucSi.,, y on Feb. 3, while on july h II
.tort, cue lowest point at 20 cents. me
oNA were drawn upou n az ..,,.i ~
sNta, TIN qnt - IP.HS IN bhc aRKfe-
1875 AND 't'so-,e"1 barrels in the two Years.
$iggt'' "a, 40, and the price advanced 10
down , ou Dec' ~, 1876. From that time
iug tb' ~ , aug ncluding 1884, notwithstand.
OflHG-., ,l'"finQus Increase M production
mer'as barrels per day for six wears and
dog 60 lh stocks of l8,27g barreIs NOR
t-sn Yearly eight years. there has ne,,or
been s.s year That ihe market urice haa uot
durip, fe Tue dollar point al some tirne
which my ear. lu 1882, tho vear m
mari ue production reached itg bigheat
A00l an mere wore added 10 the stocks
V@ifeis' thenrioe Advanced IN
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-03
AN EXPLANATION.

Owing to tao delay Of getting in time tho
estimates for the proposed new store to BIO
erected on our present premises, and, al
though every arrangement otherwise was
completed, we find ourselves in the disagreed
bic position OF its po5tponement, az under the
present circumstances we could not hayeit
completed until late in the fan, and we can
not afford TO lose our fall trade.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-03

BIZ. MCKENNA&CO.
Still MOl0 Bargains
Cheap Cash Sale
To
REDUCE STOCK.
Handsome ChangcabIe Checked
Silks, sold al SOC, reduced to soc.
Handsome Checked Silks, sold at
soc, reduced To 25c.
Tapestry Satins, sold at 81 80, re-
duced TO SOC.
Black satins, sold at zoe, reduced
to soc.
Yard-Wide Printed Battistes, sold
at poe, now 12J5c.
Brocaded Lace Buntings, sold at
zoe, reduced to 1Oc.
Fancy Terry OIoakings, sold at
soc, reduced to f6c.
500 pieces of good quality White
Lawns at$1 so per piece, 60 yards.
in a piece.
Fine qualities in Shear White.
lawns at &C., &c. and SIC.
GentIemen's All Silk Ncckties-
summer styles-soid at 05c. and zoe,
reduced to soc. and soc.
Ladies' CoIored Real LisIe Thread
Hose, sold at 81 per pair, reduced to
4Oc.
Great reductions in prices OF Silk
glItts.
Great Jobs in Ladies' and Chill
dren's Hose.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-03

In three years the STOCKS VIII be re-
duced 36,646.449 barrels, and the balance
of net stocks on hand Dec. 81, 1887, VIII
be less than 100000 barrels.
Here are presented two extreme views.
The difference in the estimated time when
the stocks on hand will be completely
exhausted is only IS months between the
two. medium estimate would show
that about the month of August, 1897, the
entire stocks of petroleum above ground
will be consumed.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-03
II is, however, a positive fact

that new and elegant store VIII be in the
course Of erection before another twelve
months has expired. The plans aud draw
ings of this, our New Store, win DO shown to
anyone interested.
We make this explanation, deeming IL due
to our friends and patrons, as well as in JUS
tice to ourselves, as we do not desire to be
classed under the head Of unreliable adver-
Users.
As heretofore. we shall endeavor to please
our patrons IN selling them only reliable
goods, at such prices that need not fear COM
petition. Very respectfully,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13

~ nav NorrcV-C 4. Culver. Chicago:
F. II. Gliddeu. Detroit;C ". Frye. Boston,;
r. H.. Haskin-. Cadillac: n. NJ Rubel. Chi
cago: J. Newman. Detroit; II. VI. Matthews,
N. e. -. r. r.. Prank Brown. MuskegOn: j.
+. Mcdonnell. Dayton: &. +. and g. b.
Brown. Richland. r. Rich. IOnia. Wm.
Hendricks. Monroe; J. +. Pease. Syracuse.
y. Y.: Fitch r. Williams, Elk Rapids: II. l..
Claain. Cleveland %.
As Swerr'--Wm. f. Goudy, Boston;
f.. n. Mead. Dstrot Jas v. Orr,
Pontiac: Chas. Frey. Milwaukee: r.
r. Yates. Dwos=o; y. S.ayton, Green
vile. W a. Clark. MantoD; J..
W Campbell. Chicago; G. ". Atkins. Char
lotfe: RI 81 Hone. Ancrau. &. +. Conn.
New York John Chambers. st. lrnace.
At ras EaG1r-S. VI. Kent 81 Iouis; ".
W Narautetie. Nend0n., :. =. hicks. Low
aH. T. y Ceiatt. Detroit. II. J. kundeil.
Chicago. ! III. Withey. Ada. Geo. RrOwn.
stanton. s. Stssrt Wluvasee: Tnos Iov-
IN -. Surine ke. %. s. Mnsser. New York
g. A Brogn Ioni4. s.. Aford. Chicago: ID.
a. Bail. Climax. O. B harrington. Chicago.
N rs. Roberts. NyaHdotte.
,r rrr RsrHr~v -Sim1el r. Weston. San
F-anciseo. Cal.. n. IS el-n. Norwich. Conn.
$ Hfcs. ssf r % iac9~sH. Ds -1tnr
. T. Kelly. tiueseznn. O. 3 Nom. Cedar
~arlnes. 81 r. iri-h. le-is. r p Tomp-
AIMS N-s = Jersey. A. a. atou asd Vife
ann Arisar RI $. fer-u-on- Toledo. p. b
Hayes. ~arsrsc- Elase Bentley flevela-3
3D.. A. J Mead. Arf eien. hi=. hos. "
Mnthouand. 8ye. y T.. = Davis. Nusse-
.-.rr
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13
YESTERDAYS COURTS.

IxrrrD SrArrs.-Harriet y J,nks -.
Asnaz4s- Thomas, Luuan Jtnni-on ct al.
fisctmeut. Parties agreed to dispense with
jury aud continue TRIAL before the Judge
Case held open pendlng Negotiations Tor
settlement Harriet =. jerks ". Wash
ingion Horton et al kjectment. With
drawn from caleudar.-JurOrs excused
until March Il.
MISUNDERSTANDING ;. White ". Frank ).
aud Mary j. Donaldson. IN chancery
Foreclosure bill filed.
Cr.cUrr-Edith Porter w. Grand Rapids
District Telegraph Con pany. As>umpsit
Judgmeut reduced from Si3 10 Sll and costs
for actual disbursements.- G..
Comstock ". VIM. q. Fee. Assumpsit.
Jury trial. NerdIct for plaintiff Sl,2OO. All
proceedings. except taxation Of costs, stayed
thirty days-LO~rtn i. Barrett w. Frank
b. Lewis Trespass on the case. Tried and
submitted 10 jury.-LOuis Selling ct al. vs.
Jacob Jacobson et al. Replevin. Continued
on usual terms. John tlOgans Admitted
TO citizenship.
PEoBArE.-Estate of Asahel Hubbard, de
ceased. Order assigning widow statutory
allowance Estate OF Christian Naergarth.
deceased. Petition TO sell real estate filed
aud April l3 set for hearing. Estate of
Daniel Martin. deceased. Will and petition
for probate of same filed and April set for
hss4riug.-Estate of William kusterer. an
habltual drunkard. Guardians first annual
account allowed. Estate of Frank Hille-
bert. deceased. Administrator bond filed
and letters issued - Frank III. Thomas.
PorrcE.-Iedad Hamilton. Drunk. Paid
fine and costs Ss. 3.--Wm. '. Malmburg
Drunk Twelve days IN jail--Jetfersor
Reed Drunk. Paid tue and costs S5.39
Cornelius Molker. Selling liquor Il
minor. Discharged. O'clock. SaloOr
ofen on legal holiday. Verdict. not guilty
Discharged. Charles h. Shields. SalOoI
omen on sunday. Adjourned 10 March IL
~ 8 "a. fn.-JOhn Fitzgerald Assault viii
intent 70 rape Adjourned 10 March Is AZ
=. m.-Edward Button. Assault with IN
tent to rav,sh. Adjourned 70 March l3 at
a. IN.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13

F.tt-.itt-.lI f-ft4f -fft'-'
Tae Boal5 81 Posse 4ll Elrs Conuis-
ssaars asl1 la.ir resa.si nestius sest-i lay
sf.eraaon. slh Ple-leeut Pe~ers ~ tas
ol-slr anl C..ls1 1lls-l4lsfs haEha.ae and
aase fre-ent EsrllteE.s.uE of fo-lee
Perrg sa1 ffse Marshal leaaeln @ere oeiofe
tae s ~ Il SIS Interests ,f their depart
ueats. Messls. Nore snd Leais sfg'ears4
before ths Boara a-kug f9F las aI,poini
alsat af IS tlIlam fl.llls. baale- has, q. -
Baad snd Ar A1boft. - special f'o-les
ussa a. be stationed 81 t1e Salvation
Arms Barric@s. tAe.r services - oe
aithoat cost 90 the ciD The following
eolman8caslons vers received au1
referred O. the appropriate committees
psluon lrom s4laFs lersans, ssking ti-si
special policemen be sIstioned az the saisa-
tian Array barracks. FROM Arihaf Aeigs,
Cily Treasurer. relstlve o. department bal
aucss. Prom james Coaies. relative - q
position on the police force. PROM JOHN
heuihln. james % Buen. heua fls.lla and b.
CaHrsy. applicants FOR position on the police
force.
From Marshal LEMON, regaisition for
,arfhss. presenting ban for $50 for horse
M ..s. b the Police Department; reports OF
hfe- on March 8 and ., reporting transfer Of
Arthur Brown from fhe position of pipe-Ean
Of number company io thaI OF tireman OF
aamDer = company; transfer Of Oliver Kyle
from the position Of fireman IN number
company to that os driver ia same company
transfer of Charles Berger from the position
OF pipeman of number 3 company 10 posi-
tlon Of fireman aud +. Van Stebskey 70 bs
driver.
From Superintendent Perry, requisiiion
for supplies and report of condition OF street
lights for the week ending March IL.
Thv following accounts were allowed: Fir'
department pay roll. S2,26s.s0. police de
F partment pay roll, S2,o70.l6. 4. W. Catlin
washing. S7s5: \. Hunter, veterinary sur
gson, So: Bell Telephone Company, 4
cents; McCurdy a Hugenot, shoe
ing. Sn: Grand Rapids Electric Ligh
aud Power Company, lighting. $50; B. +
McReynolds. salary. SO: Eaton. Lyon 4
Allen, record book. s.. Thompson Robert
son. plumbing. S42l7; Moran Y Greenly
boarding horse. $3.50; Grand Rapids Ga
Company. fuel, Slo.5i; ana SAME. gas TO
Police Department, S21.s4; q. II. Benke
oals. SIS. 10; William Russell shoeng, S5.95
Tie resignation of Thomas Callahan
lriyer OF No. 3 Company, was accepted.
Policeman uarle, vas elected 10 the posi-
zion Of Sergeant. vice Walsh, resigned. 5
ID. Abbott, ". j. Collins, David Ha
and c. ID. Bland were appointe
special policemen. to be stationed a
the Salvation Army Barracks; their service
% be- without cost 10 the city.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13

The isse'l Carpet Sweeper Company S
Ere AnnlvarsarY

Thf n-seA Carpet Sweeper DoHIan. yes
.ssa.s commemorate the hr-t e.li.ec.
of ra. Destruction of tle.r facseu is are,
by -ie.nr fAei- employees an oyster dinner.
There are go,s employ ed iu the factory about
one hundred rnen. many of whom were
working for the company at The tune OF the
hre. ana who were especially pleased 10 cell
.br,te tie anniversary day. The company
lost by tire fire their entire plant, valued
at Sso0o, but the embers
had scarcely died ont before
ihey began the Phoenix acf and reared an
other and letar bandng upOn the site of
the OLD one. Their present building l. FIVE
stories high. Of brick, solid and substantial,
haht aud veil ventilated Its supplied with
ths gery be-, OF machinery. factory conven-
fences. and i- provided with au ample
number az tire escape-. Upon the basement
door are located ths iron and tn working
machine-. tie second hoo.. the office. store.
sample aad packing rooI,s; the third fiooF,
the wood working machinery. and the upper
soo-- are dsvoted % the finishing of
the machine-. The business Of the company
has rslidly increased untd tals hgm now
taaaufsc.ures fang one-third of all the
ctraet s4eenars made. An Eastern branch
h.. been established 20 i5 Murray street,
Nex York City aud lhe nalas and fame Of
their products are extending throughout the
world the institution Is one Of the sab
-tant,al concerns of the city and one of the
many which has helped 20 give Grand Rapids
81. present envabie reputation as q manu-
featuring center. That ihe employees may
have the privi -e 1f celebrating many Gch
annl,ar.ariss IS .he wish of THE lriEoRAM
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13

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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13

LETTERS from people all over
Michigan come pouring IN up
on us daily for the cheap goods.
No wonder our trade Is IN
creasing so rapidly and that
our store Is crowded from
morning until night. Only
look at the low prices for every
thing:
Good yard wide Brown
Sheeting for only &c per yard
Good Calicos for only &c and
% per yard.
Brocaded Dress Goods from
&c to l21c per yard.
CaShmeres for l5c and 25c
Ginghams for 5c. &c. &c and
l0c per yard
Beautiful Glnghams. very
handsome plaid,. for &c. Zoe
and 1910
Bleached Cottous for 5c. &C.
7c. -. 9c and loc.
Plaid Dress Goods ~ low A.
lc. Sc. ~ and Zoe.
White flannel for only 9c
per ya-d
New White Dress Goods. q
large stock Just opened. con-
si,ting of several hundred
pieces ~ the most astounding
low prices
SPRING & COMPANY
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13

a Railroad Flaguan Attempts 70 RAs-
Ish T..siss-Gsar-Olo Cir.

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---+ A'--ss i''-' 49,
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80 '-
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fai~- AIS s.'- --~
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13
SILK Dress GoODs.

Below please notice the
chances in Summer Silks and
other Silks, reduced from 50c
and 60c to 39c. Also a large
lot reduced from 65c and 15c to
4Sc. Also about fifty pieces,
worth from Soc to Sl.OO, re-
duced to 63c. \ large lot OF
very heavy eros Grain Silks,
all cOlors. worth from 81 % to
Sl.50 per yard, we have mark
ed 95c.
Black Silks only look AT
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13

fhe hotels lra 81 .lt ofefefo9s,ird-
Twenty-Five horses ace Ia ass la the ei-y
dre ief arlnaut
The baggage -oofa st the onion Depot 3
being re arulugesi
Anfiis cblld ol lsnes Fox, - Cas- street,
is lu kitn tcarlst tefef.
Several a.. sad naplha iamps we're report
ga galt elli laos evening.
Traant 0lcer OrsG served four notice,
and Investigated sixteen eases ia iili -teciai
lne yesterday.
ear loai oi ale Jersey COWS and hflirf--
flam l4cau-etl- sll ue ga sale Id -i1f
rIs a tNo ar three aecAs
Remember He N e.. social Club
..tl.,tl.rt.Isbfu al 81 lrIuol-1u ttli, ~
Fatrlc1s nlsat. March ~
Tas Eishth Wa-d w. T.. T. g. win mee.
fa-ia. al. = b. ua. fitn A.rt e. W hatrltf, -N.'
Watson street Az are invited
Calcimieers hsi possession ei' tae to1ntI
Irel.urer'- e.ee yesterday ana 1I bar fefl
urgent bus.a.-s aa- suspended
he amm 81 Ore al 9 O'Clock .ast evening
va rla-ed it .a narnil'- out 'i 3 tail+-.s
st Is9 H.sI u-.u -lsel. No d1it.i-
Charle. E ha~ not Kelly ~
name af t.s Hs.lrt alu recrtfed Ni- f'
n,t...on lr.aa Csc Doga.y Clerk ou Neoae--
day.
Chss. ri. ~aataRic1. of this cfty. viii leave
about April T. for Long leland. where he has
leased and ell ram ihs summer hotel "husn-
more
james "a. Campbell city, ani Joseph
g.ch-r. of Ga .rogla. took their notary coai-
n. ..lous froln The County Clerk oilce
yesterday.
Th, next meeting .of the Kent County
f,rana,s o.sil be- hsid in the ball over Fried-
rich's masc store, Marca -. commencing a-
fU n' clock A. uI.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13
the low prices.

These are the lowest we
have ever known.
Black Satin Rhadame for
Zoe. S1.0O. Sl.25 and Sl.50.
All these goods have been re-
duced nearly one-half in price.
They must be sold. We are
overloaded with them.
SPRING 4 COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13
The World d-Renowned Notre Dame.

The Sisters of the most noted Catholic
ladies seminary in the United States, the
famous Notre Dame, al Govanstown, near
Baltimore, Nd, OH the Both of last January ,
made public card. certifying 10 the bene-
fetal results attending the use OF ked Star
Cough Cure in that institution. They state
that they found IL efficacious alike for re-
iieving coughs, expressions on the chest anu
irrithtions OF the throat. The Board OF
Health endorses II.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13

| would cali the attention OF the Ladies
70 our line Of Infant and Children's Gar
ments. TO which Mrs. J. Barth viii give
her personal attention: the ST. les, quail
ties and assortment viii toe the finest
and most complete in the city.
l shall also keep full assortment of
Fancy Goods. Notions. Corsets, Kid
Gloves, Fleishers make Yarn Hosiery.
Laces. Ladies and Misses Underwear
Ribbons.
Full approaching past patronage.
j. = A r T II,
56 Monroe Street
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13

Parcels promptly called for and delivered.
Glote Laundry, - Huron street. opposite
Star Clothing House. 1elepone 4J7.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13

IaundryIng OF collars, cuffs and SHIRTS a
specially AZ Globe Laundry, none better IN
the state. - Huron street, opposite the star
Clothing House. Telephone 451.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13

Nr. geasss Is. Ca.lln j. cltg sircllalos d,
fua TsLzsasA. tad 8 authorized to c'iiee'
slfssrg g1.-n- aud fee. lgl therefor.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13

The fine Il assortment Of buggles, ph;eion-
Serreys and ~prins wagons IN the city al A
K. Antisdel~.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13

Fir.t-cla-s work only at the Globe Laun-
dry. Satisfaction guaranteed IN every par
ticular Globe Laundry, % Huron street,
opposite Star Clothing House. Telephone
f51.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13

Orders by mail or telephone promptly at
tended 10. Globe Laundry, - Huron street
opposite Star Clothing House. Telephone
i5I.
For bu,sy DGy oi \. X. Antisdel.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13

nsr unr ts-e= sud rbasu- = A. g
AnlaieL
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-12-15

The Paradise Valley Maing Con
Ian.y, by its attorneys MscMitlan l.
Hannah, has beought .sait in theaIss.
triet Court to set aside the application
for % stent OF Allen Middleton to $50
feet of The Red Deer mine. claimed hg
the plaintiff. j. v. MeCurdy has alsc
brought suit against Middleton for an
undivided interest OF 6fW feet in the
Red .klser mine.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-12-15

1t looks as Il there would be 40 ice fit
fpr. storage for SKINNER use on ths river
this year. > Tee Humboldt is yst clear
of ice, and the sloughs are not arozep.
1Thsre is plenty of tune, however,
aduring Japuary asd Febeuary of next
,year for Joe to form. so there iaGa coca
ssjon for ice saen to be alarmed yet.
The mereary bias been below zero at
iElko. within the last week. and dosbt.
lless q cold wave will. come this way be.
itore, February.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-12-15

ansGtion of the kidneys and bladder is
frzalslst with danger. Renal diseases of the
most -s.r bborn and fatal character have this
initial symptom. To disregard it is to invite
them. .Hostetter's Stomach Bitters has the
special quality Of stimulating urinary secre-
tion and discharge to q degree consonant with
health AMI no further. IL is not an excitant
of the organs, like the unmedicated stimuli of
commence. II simply arouses them when their
activity and vitality are impai ed. This stimu-
lating aud s&onic action the B,tters likewis
exerts xpon the bowels, the liver and the
stomach. Itsa'erts renal disease, cures dys.
pepsa, pnesep1A and remedies fever and ague,
and removes lbifiousness and constipation. No
finer tonic exists and to persons with a tend
ency 10 gowk it,sosongly recommends itself, as
Al Is ine ds,puresk Of the blood.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-12-15

The microphone. an electric stetho'
scope whose sensitiveness to the faintest
sounds has been described as making
"the walk of fy seem like the tramp
of an eiephant'-is likely to become Of
great use in medical diagnosis. In the
Atlanta Medical and Surgical Journal,
DIR. Eve describes an interesting series
Of experiments made by him with the
instrument. He was able to detect the
nature OF obscure fractures by the char
acter of the sounds conducted through
the instrument, and could differentate
aneurisms from tumors by the sounds of
lpulsation. Intra.cranial and muscular
sounds were made out with great clear
mess and in diagnoses for stone the
d nstrument worked with mathematical
accuracy. The Doctor suggests that an
Andiphone constructed on the principle
sofr5he microphone would prove inestima-
Lleto people of impaired hearing.
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GOVERNORS HOUSE BuRGLARIzED.


The Carson Appeal says. Saturday
afternoon a man named Johnson, who
was but three days out OF the State
Prison, stopped Harry Martin in front
of Governor Adams house and asked
him if Adams was at home. Recei> ing
negative reply the man went up to the
house and rang the bell several times.
Martin thought his movements sus-
picious and watched him go round
Broadhead's house and climb into a
window. Martin then made quick
time to the Sherifs office ond soon re-
turned with deputy Sheriff Ulrick. As
they reached the gubernatorial mansion
they found Johnson just coming out
with lot of silver ware under his arm
and in his pocket He was Immediately
nabbed and taken to the station house
where he was booked for house. break
ing in the daytime. He had some sill
yer spoons, silver tray, silver salt
cellar and several other small articles.
johnson has just finished serving three
years sentence for larceny, his term
having expired few days ago.
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sicnal Onice ktapara.

Following is the meteorological record
of the United States SignaE Office here
Charles Read, Observer-for the "a
hours ending at Am. this morning:
Mean tsmperature-3l.7 deg.
Maximum temperature+42- deg.
.MinimGm temperature-to1 deg.
Mean relative husaidity, !5s per cent.
Barometer, fallingrapidly.
Total movement OF wind sor the "a
hours eadiRg at sos r. M. taeoal time),
. pa miles.
.Maximum. velocity OF wind. Ia miles
an hour.
Minimsm temperature thisanorning.
.27.7 deg. e ~"
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1t is represented that under the old
rules of the Treasury Department, i'm.
porters Of wool beat the Government
out of 81, 200, 600 for the fiscal year end.
lug June Both last. by under. valuation
of wool invoices. The tariff on ordin.
airy clothing wool. such as is produced in
Nevada, is ten cents per pound, but
such wool was imported, it is alleged,
upon payment Of an average duty OF less
than five cents per pound. The duty on
wool is high enough, if it is collected.