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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-20
Crcuntrp Boaro nUanteo.

BOARD WANTED BY an American LADY,
ID in strictly private family 10 the country az ~ r"fer
ences given aad required. Address MIS- f. r. HALL ."
Box l3, stonehan, Mass
noARD WANrED-For a family of three
ID adults line of the Morris and Essex "a n
over Newl ora moderato terms, secs
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1soth st, s. $50 n of SHAVE, l5xga.li: H Conn

130thst, g. $50 II Q Of sth-ave, 15x9911; H Conn
and wife to Mary Harlos .:...:...:............ Il
Sd-aye cor Of Sfthst 44.3xS0 4 Cooper ct al TO
El1sbefisst No s42, Guarno ana wiieto Iyman
aross. 1880
MctlaIchie to II Il Gargn. 27toe
Christopher Bommann aud wife 10 smith Wiii
Same property smith Williamson and wife to Eva
AveB. s. SIS ii Of i5thst 36.exss. " Buh
dorm aud WHO TO @ Dearien and another.
Samuelat n 81 adjoining land OF AnPeille Lawrence
3Sx6O; George Ormiston 20 ed Newman l02G
Prospective Lots 22 10 20, lOOxlOo; Alina WOOD
2Oth.st. 1888 It Of 6thaye 19.9102; O. Marti
TO Miguel Garcia. l400e
2Oth-st $. sSO.6 IT Of eIhave i2Sxs2; same TO
s4ts. s%o s 100 IT 81 SHAVE i6xio22 MareareiA
Brennan TO ] Z Barnes aud another $500
106th.st, IS, 450 II OF 5thaye 2Ox99H van 10
sdaVe eer Of iCistst i6oiixiio Moritz Bauer
wife to Thomas Mcclure 440os
lots on Kngsbrdge Road 24;h Ward lm obrien
10 Cath Nolan an another
NORTH IA Terrace n = 4J3 ft Of Riverdaeave %
xZOO; Republic Fire Insurance Company 10 " 80.
lethst n s 5is 10 IT W OF 7th.ave xaosxsJx0i;
George Devling and wife TO Joseph Dey,Ing ooos
7ous ss % i,woi 4tn.aye lsAlO2s Arson 40 ass
ct to K elm sesos
and another 10 Jersey OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. H45s
Eageave n 0 cor Of Terrace-place. 100x22Oxl394x
Alb; Eliza q Ferris u II Johnson
proomc.st Nos S5s aud lS2 Enla6etbst II oeiers
and vile dcorge Ehret 2o7Oa
4lstst, s. 81 ftw OF Lexingusn-ave l9x989 GA
Kissan and another, executors, to Nissan
and wife to j Bolenbaeher i7,75s
mixer and wife to cath Fox .....;.;,,. 5000
CIV Hart 70 Charles Williamson ..--.-.--.. 1859
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-20

The failure of the Markham well, on the
frontier OF the Thorn Creek district TO ener
large producer exerted decided influence on traders
in oil during the early dealings at the Petroleum Ex
changes to-day. Hence there was good market to an
sorb long reazatIons and prices did not reflect the erect
OF such sales until they had touched S3ls against s5s
last night The opening the NewYork board was o3,
while the upper board IL S2as cents, ano wDere
the advance the former only h ut the latter ex
change it amounted to cent. Before noon, however,
the market began to retreat and while fluctuations were
frequent during the movement. figures touched 81 AgS
cents more than once I'm the afternoon. Considering
the temptation of the speculative bulls TO realize on the
sharp advance yesterday and also the extent OF short
sales stimulated by the relapse from the best point OF
the day, the market must be credited with great
power OF resistance. The final price only a cent
below last nights quotations and the market closed
cited quick rally from about the lowest points OF
the day The production of the Thorn Creek field was
only 6633 barrels by the mornings gauge Certificates
and many operators who predict further
reaction were eager TO borrow them
The range OK prices and the total dealings were ass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-20
Umter Resoris.

TOR BERMUDA.
IL WEEKLY STEAMERSN a.. 49,
The elegant new steamers OF the quebec ERl
pany TRINIDAD and NoCo, will be dispatohel
THURSDAY fr0m Nes.York ana Bermuda IN
from NewYor March ~. Exeul sion rates 80 70 so'
For passage. information, DO, apply 10 81, oroasvag
A. n. OuIEHBRIGE q Co. Agents o. p $1,000.
WORLD TRAY Ell COMPANY. 2OI Bro.esds<
HADD0N HOUSE.
ATLANTIC CITY, M ..s.,af
SrIendid loca Hon facing the uantsomcy spPSs'
LnWIN LIPPiNcoTE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-20

FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour market presents the u ss%r
inS d for oT So M aS graz above are
air supply and Hunted inquiry; holders are mspUscs
TO SHADE saSS Pr ~Ss oDSn eonRra 9y
O1 Qr exp Zoo ns sS. n SCG g !Di
y o ao FIFTH SSis e Ella Il 40 iSas e Jog
9S w1sy Wssa SoS SS S % sRHE
s5ss Cod Oh s" FsSsT E & 91s {
s ss4 5o Choice Extra western e. 30 S9
{. SS C g G F@F to ch nTs s
Y 90 o. e 2s$ (" ss 40 rasSt
hsSeFs Far Extra Extra IS sIS5i
S GG 70 $eEy hcioe y S Extra Tor fSs nGs
s. dull. @ bit. ~ q Tor PGo%mon 70
and g. & ri, fS Trade SSS demand no Sa0eS o p6
sapefns iSs.5 g, "a SE sT chos S, Al y IS
Ss 30 CORN aE%Ic9se Yellow western So
asa 90 Branlywine. 81 2OGs525.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. shade better for cash ots aud
rather quiet opnoas, Csneh af9 ncd. on % ds cr
eIport and iy Milling and fairly tive p9sn,ss a. OPP
ons shPer9 bought ns on ntnr ena bn.h spot To-
cluding Red Canada at 2c ~ pond UnEIaded n'eT e
s5i,c aaoiti 40 Red 20 > SOC delivered sac fo raj
sI S5,na N 81 S'yaiSf Sc 10 @ Art
SO' M e Inns Sc Do oE A Closing 90 ia
aac, closing Al o do cT august w dS.'ns AZ
DS @s aH Ss.srs S a.
BARIFY MALT-Quict ID prices th"nt dec dod change
COKN-Markot without Imp ,rtlnt change for cash lots
in instances ntle higher upIuns opea" shade hrm,r
then advanced ia ~ then lost Plrt OF me nd' aes S
th moro .trength closing nrm NJ the bot prices Ir eE
po business home IT de and fanly 9ctve trans
actions options shippers bought lGlp0nhu-h shcs @
900 BUSH future ?3h spot and special delivery nclnns
Unsradod Mixed at a. zci No X 20 ,ci sieamsr
Mixe 4gis0a $40 elevator. juc afolt, i0l dttS or
arch steamer Yellow. C. In elevator be aholt No =,
49c IN elevator. Boz GJu 'sc anoat' y eh me
81 c auoaf Mi1cd for NJ rcl ia NC c.o-ing NJ
i9e do for April i0aes0c., closing al C. DO i9r hay'
ag3 a ,uLc cosing 5fi4c.. do for June, iHapIuto
closing Oci do for July u pol SS closing a. 81 ~,
advance ~ Tor CASH lots, bpttpne
"a better closing sierhy at shae ui"r the o, P CO.
10000 bush. future, - 100 bush a-h lncliihB
so Mixed at b. lei NO 2 ., 1@s IN W. 20
30 Whit, les No .. 81 9d3lac.. No ! t!ct dixol
Western. 1903 .c white do, va c. White state "a
c No2 Mixed Tor March q Ia 81 &c, closing a. c DO
for Apri 27sdJISc. closing at ~; do fqr Nay 5ots
10. eIosng az Slsci do ior June 50 sa3 e.oaus h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-20

The cearances i'm other places were: on Guy, So9o,-
0OO Bradford, s2l6OO0 and Pittsburg 7Os4,Ooo BAR
rels.
There was no change in the price of refined oil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-20
TIE PEyROLEUA MARKET

bush; Corn $4,000 bush: Data 5000 bash, Rya Zooo
bush; Barley 1000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-20
Sales bp Aurtion.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
II YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPToWN OFFICES, No. LBS Broadway corner Ihnv-
hrsts until D. M and 1903 West Twenty thrdst cornet
Eighihave No i53 Foorh have corner Fourtsenthst I~
Thirdaye, corner Forty ssventh;st No Lg0 InsasssSi
ar and at tho TIA RLEM OFFICE 2SuO lhir
ave corner one hundred. and twenty nihst up m
oalco rates. Also BRoOkLYN. 80 anu Coass
NHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE.
~ John c. Lyst, auctoneer win sell al public auction
10 Prince st In, city Frdly March 20 1850 at IL occs
M furniture and fixtures OF lager beer saSoa py W
der OF tie mortgagee ASHBEl. 4. flINm
Attorney for Mortgage 80 Nassaust, N, l.
MORTGAGE SALE.-Richard Walters sons sons
wi Auctioneers win sell AZ pubic vcndue on "a
y Broadway and Nos. AZ and4l East l2thst tne en
furnltnres utensils and outst OF hotel By order OK
LOUIS LENBUsCHEk, attorney for the mortgages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-20
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

CHARLESTON, March l9-.Turpeniine quot at 2Sac.
SAVANNAH Marc l0.-rurp milne quiet at 20 &C
WILMINGTON, March l9-rdrpentine dTm at - 2c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-20
Tem Publications.


1885 THE 1885
TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1885,
Tbi. valuable Politica, Register completely
Tho Hon EDWARD MCPHERSON.
late Clerk OF the House Of Representatives
contains
Election Returns from every state
in the Union
Alphabetically arranged. with comparative taoie<
of the Presidential Election OF 1880
BY Counties also an analysis OF
the presidential Elections OF 1875 1872 1863 and 1884
pprcr an CENTS FIVE COPIES FOR 81
Address THE TRIBUNE,
New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-20

THE sTATEsMANs YEARBOOK FOR the year 1885
Twenty second annual publication Edited by J. Scott
Kslte 12mo So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-20

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NETWORK CITY.
The following is list OF the transactions re-
corded in the Registers Office yesterday:
Wright and vile TO ) Jacobs ,...,... $4,000
'o' and Vic i % Mayer '-.. 1920
snekmapn TO HOPE. ............................
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-20

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
A HOMELIKE BOARDING SCHOOL for
"a Young boys 4. Kinds. A. NJ. Hempsteld IA ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-20

Art Schools-Citv.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER.
WI roceive pupils, beginning Tuesday October H. IN
drawing and water color painting sail life. flowers anu
landscape, china painting and decoration
Studio, No 30 Mlii5ol Ava
References
M D. Huntington Presilcit yltionh Academy OK DehsG
Mr William Hart, ". A., Mr. Jans, Il. -iira v. n;
Mr.. David Johnson- y,
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PAPERS ON ART By J. comyns Carr. l2mo 20 rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-20
Tnstrurtior.

CHOICE collection of school circulars for
and guardians Teachers every department OF
orr and learning recommended H. HESSE SO West 2stst
SCHOOL OF MINES.
PREPARATORY SCHOOL, 80 East 42th ST.
j. Woodbridge Davis, O. E. PHI d., Pnnciph' Introductory
tna Scientific ColieTOs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-20

ny MOI LOndOnl. horDourEt FaIlsI all IiaIlUd
',lGI e. March - y a.m FHlslA, Aptl y fSV a. .
LEsSING Men. rs 1880 M MOEAvI apr pou ~ :,
FIRST abin SJ5 SO md SIS Steerage ~ ROUND VA
at reduced prices Send for Tourist Gazette nm i. 90
- 81 Broadst " Y Gen Pas. ACTS GlB'way NY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-20

THE TWO GREAT ART JOURNALS.
THE PORTFOLIO: Artistic Periodical. Edited BY
Philip Gilbert HsmertOn. Published monthly Price rs
cents annual subscription 81 So March number ready
TART Revue BfMensuelle Ilustree. EditorIn Chief.
Eugene yron With etohngs fac-similes wood engrayngs
Annual subscription, sl2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-20

RORDEAUX LINE.
I'D New and direct line to the South o. France
NEW.YORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECE
CHATEAU LEOVILLE ......... Wedn siay, April 8.
From Prentices stores NEAR Wall street ferry broox
lyn n.
Nice, &c. Will save time ami expense by taxing this
Cabin tincluding wlnel so 10 $lO0 second Caoin
$50; steerage, $50. For passage apply to CO
E.LE BOULANGE Err. AZ Beayer-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-20
EUROPE.

VI Between New. York and Hayre.
Companvs Pier No. AZ North aver foot OF hortont
HOHAANDIE. FTangeul Wedneid Marsh % p M
81 LAUkENr. dc JOnsselin... " edDesday April IA
AME IQUE SantellL "wednesday. April IL a. IN
sT T.ERMAI = rr.ub -. 80. eAnes Anrii 10 q m
Checks payable at sight amounts TO suit on the Banqas
LUIS DE BEBIAN Agent, No 8 Bowling Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-20
Ofeans 6teamers

A NCH0R LINE, us. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
"A san from New-York regu.ary
GLASGOW LONDONDERRY.
CIRCASSIA, Mar. u, a. N DE OsIA. April l3 Ia m.
ETHIOPIA April A. a. m. ANgHoIuA. April rs pm.
cabin passage $50 To $50. Second class 800
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE.
CITY Of ROME sails Wednesday. April s, May
and every fourth "Wednesday thereafter.
Cabin passage $50 TO 500 Second class S3j
Steeraee Outw ard prepaid SIS.
For passage lurth or NORMA ton apply TO
HEN DERS0N Bk0THEiS. General Ag nts.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-02
GL&DAHG@, GLOAK@. CLOAK

We invite especial attention to mammoth stock and
finely selected ne Of Ladies' Cloaks and Coakngs superior
lin quality and cheap in price. Call and see them, ladies'
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-02
FURNISHING GOODS.

We have stock of Ladies and Gents Furnishing Goods
that better quality and assortment and cheaper price
than any heretofore kept in this vicinity.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-02
LADIES' DHsES@ GOabIDl5,

We just helargest stock Of Ladies Dress Goods
lever brought Morrison county They carefully selected
land are all the latest popular styles We selling them
cheaper than such goods before offered in the state
land Investigation will convince the Public OF that fact
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-02
DIR, Y GOOD D

kinds Of Farm Produce taken exchange for goods at
5Szs Cash prices. All goods have price marked ia
| plain figures Gall and read. ....58Ss5Sz
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-10
The Election Next SIOnday.

While paying an official visit to the
schoo In the northern part Of the
COUNTY last week, Superintendent Gro
yer published the following through the
columns Of the Iiiues-Reyiew: Uppu
the subject OF thnt yeSsd question, The
May election OF School Trustees. after
careful and earnest investigation Of the
subject. i an led to cOrrln IL thai The
only way in which an election cIn be
held and nisds practically opera i've j,
to elect the present iucunheuts 1t is
doubtful vhetb r the law will stand the
lest OF n Judicial investigation, and as l
am informed that there is n probability
that II will be brought before The l'ourts.
L earnestly rrsoinnleud that the present
Trustees be elected wherever am ii, ctiun
AZ held, for the Ieason that in the event
ot an adverse decision az 10 tbs oonsti.
nationality OF the new law, the election
of the present. ipcumbenis would work
no Inconvenience in any district, and
should the Act be q -cided constitutional
there would still be no unpleasant re.
suits following the change from the old
20 the new method. AT present il IN n
question whether ilg, neg law author.
lies che election Of one or three Trus-
tees in districts supplied With u full
Board. but whatever construction may
bc put upon il the election of thp snm.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-10

The President. Secretary Endicott,
Secretary Whitney and Postmaster Cen
eral Villas. accompanied the Veterans oil
the Army OF the Potomac to tn Gettys-
burg battlefield Monday.
The widow of Commodore Vanderbilt
died Of pneumonia. in New York Non
day.
A Calcutta dispatch says: The pub
lie is dissatisfied With England's con-
eession to Russia. and fears are gener-
ally expressed now that the English ut
titude may have already endangered the
saieiy o: Sir Peter Lumsien's Survey
Ing Commission. Pr, partitions for war
Oh a large scale still continue in India.
L. I. Williams, proprietor Of Il hotel
at Soda Springs. Idaho. was a few days
ago sky-larkirg in u ne!shbohpg SALOON
with Baker, its proprietor. A n~ine-year-
old son of Baker. thinking the men
were fighting, got hold Of II pistol and
shot Williams dead; the ball entering
his heart.
A later and more detailed account Of
the above affair places the matter in
quite IA different aspect. 1t now appears
that Baker is a tough case and that the
boy, who is thirteen instead of nine
elder Baker. On the day OF the tragedy
Baker and Williams had been together
on the street and in the saloon. Some
thing came up and Baker struck Will
Jams ON the face and lie staggered back
wards and fell. II was then that the
boy came III aud performed his part by
shooting Williams with IA revolver
through the heart, while he was lying
PROSTATE. The boy hen said to his
Pap. I've got him this time"
Both Baker aud sol nrr now in Jail at
Blackfoot, and much excitement prevails
in the community over the shocking
affair.
Francisco Curuso, II resident of the
Italian district of Chicrgo, believes the
discovered at Pit;Sburg in n trunk
from Chicago, To- be that of his brother
Philippe. Last Thursday morning Phil
Iipo took his savings, amounting to 1850,
md started in search OF u lemon ruutc,
be being a peddler Of lemons. Phillipo
lid not return hat night, nor has his
,rnfbrr since seau linn
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-10
DEFINES ITS POSITION.

The Brooklyn Union having i'll Il re-
cent article iTtlmated that the support
given 10 the President in the honest
straightforward carrying out Of his we'll
WAS Of AN c%quiyocul nature, the later
journal replies as follows: 1--WE notice
this chiefly for the purpose of observing
that there is nothing equivocal or am
biSuous iii our attitude toward the Presi-
dent. We opposed his election because
We did not think his democracy was
broad or deep; but when lac was elected
our opposition ceased. We have ever
since supported him earnestly III every
thing Democratic that he has done; aud
We have kept silent as to whatever he
has done that mas been anti democratic,
hoping Tor better things from him and
truer democracy hereafter.
Il by Ibis well-seitled policy" the
Union means keeping Republicans gen.
orally i'll OH and appointing new Re
puUiicans who have PASSED the literary
civil service examinations, We say uue-
~quivucnlly that We ale against 1t,
aud We Iuean To be against it to the very
end Of the chapter. We are for govern
ment 10y the people, aud We detrst this
civil s~,rvicc scheme AS only II new de-
vice to hIenk down the power OF the pco-
pie, and to enable somebody 70 govern
against the people. We believe in the
examination Of all persons who wish for
offices. No man should have IA place
who does not possess the qualiica-
ions for disclhrging its functions, and
without examinations the appointing
power unuOt act with the nee, ssAry
knowledge OH this point. But the Pres
ident, or :he Governor, whom the pco-
pie choose to head their government,
M certainly he trusted-ns the Cunsti-
tuition trusts him-with tho duty Of APP
pointing subordinate officers without be-
ing subject To the superior authority Of
II board Of schoolmasters."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-10
r.u Fatal Hitch.

The Commissioner for Washoe county
are apparently drawing to the conciu-
sion that in the Legislative bills passed
authorizing the removal of the State
University to Reno. there are defects
which will prove fatal To the consumma-
ton Of tie project 50 dear to this hearts
O! the ambitious Remedies.
The failure To establish that State
Institute on wheels MAS a grave blum
der on the part Of the builders; or had
i: been constructed of canvass il might
then have driltsi pleasantly about the
State, and like any other circus, been
temporarily pitched at all the paying
points, such as Ragtown. Reno, Column
bus, Carson aud other noted sage-brush
camps.
The early adoption of either of
the above suggested plans would also
have prevented the wanton waste of
great gusts of newspaporial wind, and
proven a perfect pareGoric, as it were,
TO the incessant belly-aching of the
conStipated press. The Faculty, like
learned ~tortoises, could have packed
their house on their backs, and by judi
ciously vibrating between the pair Of
rival Athens planted respectively at the
head and tail of the Comstock, the
dreadfuily strained relations which now
threaten III open rupture between those
aspiring alkalied hamlets, might per-
chance have been averted. "Of all sad
wOrls''-.tr-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-10

Philadelphia is the only large city in
the United States that is always under
Republican rule, and disclosures made
in the last year or two show that it is
as badly governed as New York city was
under the rule Of the Tweed ring. Re-
peating and ballot box stutfing is the
order Of the day ut elections, and as the
almshorse and gas investigations show,
every part of the city reeks with cor
ruptiom. The United States Pension
Agency seems to have caught the iniec-
ton from the municipal authorities, and
proves to be as corrupt Us it well could
be.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-10
THE CLOUDS APPARENTLY DIssI-
PATING.

The last European dispatches, even
more han those immediately preceding,
are calculated TO strengthen the belief
in the possibility that AN Anglo-Russian
wax may yet be averted. II, however, the
English press is the mouth-piece Of the
people, the latter are greatly annoyed
by the suspicion that the price TO be
paid for the proposed peace is humiliat-
ingly exorbitant. The opinion of the
London Globe is that the so-called adj
justment of the Anglo-liusSian dispute
is n poor shit which amount practi-
cnlly 10 nothing more than u truce avert
ing u collision, and which will result in
nothing but IA transfer of the difficulty
from Gladstone shoulders to thoss OF
his successors.
Gladstone was asked how il was that
Lunsdcn was recalled from the Afghan
frontier by England, and Gen. Roma
rolf was retained there by Russia, and il
these facts would not indicate "A confess
sion of wrong ON England's side in the
Afghan dispute. Gladstone stated that
there Was no relation between the cases
Of Sir Peter Lumsden and Gen. Roma
rolf. The latter was not recalled be-
cause he was commander Of the Russian
forces, while Sir Peter has seen employed
III a purely civil capacity. L~umsden.
the Premier added had mt l., n rrruIIrd
but had been consulted upon the sub
ject, and in conformity with his own
views had been requested to return to
England.
Gladstone, at the request Of the Com
~scryatives, has consented 4 take the
next stage of the vote Of credit on Mon
day, instead of Thursday. The Conscr-
natives hope in the meantime that fur
Their light may he thrown ON the Afghan
question.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-10
STAR VALLEY LOCALS.

MIR. d. McNaughton ia now filling the
u%nexpired term Of j.. n. Brccsc, as
teacher Of the public school; the term
closing on the 18th instant.
Many Of the young men have left The
valley to be absent during the Sum
mer, and society circles ARE, in con-
sequence. in n state Of unusual tamencss.
MIR. W. j. Black has improved his
beautiful home, by painting and adding
other buildings to il.
Rev. J. n. Brccsc tenders his heart
felt thanks to the good people Of Star
valley, for their kind sympathy and Mt
tcntion during his late illness.
The organization Of Good Templnrs
being composed OF the best and most
substantial citizens. still flourishes. and
ut the last meeting elected the follow
ing officers: james n. Brecsc. ". O..
T.; james McMullen. Z. W. G. r;
John Crosson. W. T.; Miss Minnie Rid
dell, W. V. r.; Robert ~Packenhnm. W.
s.; William Weathers, w. NJ: Mrs.
Julia Armstrong, W. c.; W. J. Black.
W. L. s.: Levi Cox, W. o. O.; Mrs. W.
wcnihers, ". 1. o.; Mrs. l.. ". st.
Clair, W. IL. H.; Mrs. Jas. McMnllcn.
W. l.. ii. s.; Geo. +. Porter, W. A. s.;
Miss NJ, J. RiddelI. W. A. NJ.
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success.
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