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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10

Governor Hill has done well in signing the
bill TO prohibit the erection of any more abb
surdly high dwellings. Hereafter nO'dwelling
can be put ND to exceed seventy feet in height,
while in streets of sixty feet or less III wldth
the house must not exceed sixty rect hlSh'
That will limit such buildings hereafter to four
and five stories. If any harm results the law
can be amended But there does not seem to
be room for any injury to any one, while there
will be a decided sanitary gain to the public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10

It is not matter of great moment, perhaps,
but since Mr. Berghs society makes specially
of killing easily, quickly and painlessly, those
animals in captivity whose death is necessary,
the advice of its agents might well have been
taken yesterday when it was decided to end the
existence of the elephant, "Dutch Mary" III
Central Park This intelligent creature quickly
perceived the object of the cold ooded
preparations to kill her, and her alarm was
painfully human and shocking. If there is any
reason or right in giving chloroform to sick cats
before killing them, there is much more reason
why this poor brute, so patient and dCcilc in
long captivity should have received the same
merciful treatment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10

Northcote for Lord-President of the Council
But the suggestion of Lord Randolph Churchili
as Secretary of State for India is more starting
If he gets the position it will be a remarkaole
instance of the power of mere brazen assurance.
Not supported by remarkable ability in any
way his ambitious Englshman forced h'mseli
into prominence by abusing his Tory colleagues
and by talking ever since on all subjects IN .he
most reckless fashion, he has compelled inc
Cabinet. makers to give him place, probably
with the hope of keeping him quiet. but IL Is 5
doubtful If Churchill will be an element Oh
strength in the new Ministry-if it actually
takes Office. He is representative of the Tory
Democracy. and his views are about as hateful
70 some of his colleagues as those of the adj
yapced Liberals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10
FORTUNATELY. HE DIED.

From The Norristolca Herald. ,,.
An exchange, speaking of CisSeltnd as rrSs ssss
saws Z" II might have been worse Yes, " aisht
been Bayard. And 1t might have been WirZ' L no -
not been hung years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10
Gmusemerte.

POLO GRouYDs-BasebaiL
E,Iou OPERA HOUSE." AuoniS
1AsSO-" Polly"
TrpS MusyE-Waxworks $1,000,
Gp.s t,pss. HOUSE, East Lynne" ~
,n,so> soT ARE THEATRE-" In Cnancery. nav.~
.s =, ,pprN-"Around the World IN Eignty DasS
THhIIa THEATRE-" Fritz IN Ireland li;.
IiS,nS NOR a RP THEATRE-" NOr1eck
, az - Tuv ATRF-" Black Hussar.
e,u ayrNpF THEATRE" opera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10

II the project upon which the Young Mems Re
pubcan Club has started, of purchasing club
house. and of introducing n social element into It's
political nature, is found to be financially feasible
80 far ms its first cost is concerned, there il no
reason to fear It's permanent success There Is
plenty of room ia tho city for lust such club 1t
i. well known that there ut least 1000 available
and desirable men who would like to JON the
Union League Club if it did not require three years
or more to pass upon navy proposed name. All
the clubs have reached thor lunlt of membership,
or so nelrly reached it greatly to embarrass can-
didate3 for admission. The kind of club contem-
pated In this now IN lyement would DO far mora of
political power thana tontless and half-organlzod
association can ever be. And the Republican party
needs the earnest and consolidated purpose of its
young men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10

The University of the City of New-York is to
be con gratulated on the arrangements 1t has
been finally able to make in regard to the
CHARACTERISTIC. The position will be filled
permanently henceforth by the Rev. DIR. John
Hail. who has obligingly performed its duties
for three years past. He will have the assist
ance of the Rev. DR.. MacCracken, whose con-
spicuous ability is widely recognized, as Vice
Chancellor. Other changes have also been
made, and the friends of the University have
the strongest possible reasons to expect that 1t
will soon occupy prominent position among
the leading colleges of the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10

The names proposed for a new English Cab
met are about what was expected Lord Sails
bury for Premier, Sir Michael Hicks-Beach as
Chancellor of the E1chequer, and Sir Stafford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10

To work steadily from .. m. to 6 A. N. stacking
bars of ron of forts pounds weight each would be
not q light task for "A robust man. To a boy OF
eleven years it IL torturous slavery Yet case mas
inst come 10 notice in England, of boy of thirteen
running away from such work. at which he had been
engaged. under an indenture. for two years His
EMPLOYER had him arrested and brought back, eX-
pectmg the magistrates to punish HIM for breach OF
engagement and set him to work again. which,
happily they had too much sense anu Immunity to
do. But where were the school Board and Labor
INSPECTORS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10

Lord Randolph Churchill promises the English
constituencies that n Tory Ministry will not only
rencw the alliance with the Porte and prevent any
further cucroachment upon Afghan territory on the
part of Russia but will also enact "A argo scheme
of reform in tho local government of Ireland
England and the metropolis. 1t is doubtful whether
tho revival of the Palmerston policy OF
bostering mp the Sultan will be popular In any
section of the United Kingdom. In Afghanistan
there is a willy and uncertain sovereign who is TO
be kept under pay and protected against Russian
aycresson. One enga gomont of that sort Gus Int to
satisfy SO prudent II people as the English. The
promise of "A wide reaching reform Of local gov
eminent comes with poor grdco from party
which whom last in power allowed nearly six
wears to pass without cnacting single measure OF
domestic legielation of any magnitude.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10

The Pride of Boston has yielded ut last to tho So
lent influences Of icy estheticism. and IS posing
rs model of Grecian statuary on the Boston
stage. Soon Mr.. Sullivan will doubtless establish
n school for psychical culture and may in time be-
come o snow-bound Independent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10

Those political optimists who have declared
chat Democrats all over the Union are pleased
with the present Administration will be sur
prised and panied at the wrath which the APP
pointment of f. H. Marsh as United States
Marshal for the Chicago District has called
forth from the "workers of the party ont
there. Their man was one McGOngle, and they
backed him heavily, but Colonel Morrison was
against him, and the President appointed
Marsh. The disappointed crowd in Washing
ton and Chicago are expressing their feelings
just now in the blankest kind of modern blank
verse, which certainly cannot be construed as a
pgan of praise for the Administration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10

"A correspondent writing from Dulnth displays
grcat enthusiasm over the rapid progress of that
city in trade Unfortunately, the progress OF which
he speaks appears to be almost exclusively IN the
specnlating way. A board OF spectators has been
organized and it is reported that tie so-called
transactions are OF enormous magnitude, though
the number of operators is small. Increase IN this
sort Of business. however great 1t may be, VIII
never make Duluth city of any Importance.
Gamblers proi1ce nothing, and bring no wealth To
a city save that which they may gain from the
people Of surrounding districts by the tricks OF their
trade. Gambling in grain has no. made Chicago u
grain market, nor has gambling IN cotton made
New Orleans cotton market Evidence that
Duluth is actually growing in the quantity of
products received and transported in that city or III
the manufacture of products or in the distribution
of products of Eastern manufacture would he OF
far more Importance than evidence that tho number
Of gamblers in the to had increased or that they
had become more reckless in their operations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10

The Commercial Gazette is usual inclined to DO
touchy whenever its favortc silver hobby is con-
cerned. But 1t hardly pays to contradict with
bluntne5s statement which IL in its nature an OK
preston of Judgment to the legal effect OF certain
enactmcnts. The TRIBUNE has stated that accord
ing TO the Act Of 1S73con of the United States was
gold coin only for payments in excess OF the small
amounts for which fractional silver could be law
fully used This appears to The TRIBUNE to DO the
only legitimate conclusion to be drawn from the
Act of 1873 taken in connection with the we'll
known fact that there had not been In actual ciro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10

A remarkably successful close of an excellent
spring meeting at Jerome Park was enjoyed
yesterday by some thousands of people. The
great race of the day and the richest prize OF
the meeting, the Empire City Handicap, was
won by the Preakness Stables colt Himaaya,
aud as the owner Is exceedingly popular, the
colts victory was hailed with general satisfac-
ton. The youngest and gayest element in
New-York club life rejoiced greatly over the
highly significant successes of Mashcr and OF
WallAower Every one at the picturesque
course found much entertainment, the only
blots on the day being the shamefully cruel
fiogging of two-y ear-olds in the first race, and
the crazy antics CT drunken jockey in the
steeplechase. Such abuses of sport should be
~terniy suppressed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-10

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Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1885-11-07
N1.ioe o. Fol,'e ure.
Kingston, Sierra County.
Territory of New Mexico,
May .3Olh, 1855.

To j. &. Evans aud y. f Everett:
You are hereby notified hat ] nave
.cxpenu,d d enc ($l0D hundred dollars
in Iah" and Improvements u,'on the
ID, mick Lode" or mine. in order to
hold said premises under the prov is
ion of section 1924 Revised Statutes
of the United States, being the
amount required to hold the same
fr the year ending December 3lst,
1884, aud if within ninety davs from
he services Of this notice by publi-
cation You fail or refuse to contribute
your proportion of such expenditure
as co-owners, your Interest IN SAID
claim will become the property of
the subscriber under said section
2324 o. II SYnNEf.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1885-11-07
Sample Bottle Free

Will be sent to anyone applying u,
letter, stati. & symptoms, sex and age
Strict secrecy IN regard to all bnsi
ness transactionsr
Or. Mintie's Kidney Remedy Nep.
hretieuni cures all kinds of kidne,
and Bladder complaints, Gonorrhpa
Gleet, Leucorlhe. For sale by aIl
druggists; 81 a bottle, six bottle. fol
IS.
Or. Mintie's Dandelion Pills are
the best aid cheapest Dyspepsia and
Bilious cure in he market. For
sale by all druggists. I
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1885-11-07
A Mo olstrous Time.

"You do not look we'll, said tbs
governor OF Arkansaw, addressing
an old fellow who had just arrived
from the north western part Of the
state.
"No, l am bad of. / never had
such spell a sickness since the
day was mrnd."
"MalariaY
"No, governor, not malaria. ]
don't mind malaria Why, malaria
is fun for me, hut the caper that
struck me about three months ago
came nigl, blowin' out my taller
dip. IF it hadn't h.en for the fac,
that nm 81 hump-shoul,iered |
wonld have been gone"
Whdt difference did that make ?
"Well. you see, was tuck down
with meningitis. Its game is to
pull mans head back; with me
that WAS impossible. You never
seed such a struggle in your life.
Sometimes after long pull the
infernri thing would spit on its
hani an go it agin, and / would
brace myself an grin. Oh, we had
a monstrous time" - Arkansaw
Traveller.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1885-11-07
Notice of Forfeiture.
Kingston. Sierra Caunty,
Territory of New Mexico,
t Nav Both 1885.

ToJ. C. Evans and f. E. Everett,
you are hereby notified that have
expended me C0O hundred dollars
in labor and improvements upon the
Paris" or minr in ordrrto hold said
premises under the provisions of sec
tions 1924 Revised Statue. of the
United States. being he amount re.
auired to hnld the same for he year
ending December 3lst 1884, and il
within ninety days from he services
oft i. notice 10y publication, You
fail or refuse To contribute your pro
portion of such expenditure as co
owner, your interest in ssid claim
will become the property Of the sub
scrihcr. under laid section 1924.
o r SYDNEY &
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1885-11-07
An Accommodating Stamp-Clerk.

"Let me have FIVE 2 cent stamps
please" s..id a lady to the retail
stamp-clsrk liz the postoffice yes.
terday.
"Yessum," he said, handing
them out. M
Cant youlet me have them in
one plece?' she added.
Certainly, ma'am," said the
clerk. Cant l send them home
for you?"
ooh. no; l don't live far--only
on the north side--and am going
right home. l wouldn't wan to put
you To trouble"
mo trouble at ALL" said the
clerk. Il haven't very much H. do
to-day, and | could very easily
spare an hour"
"Very much obliged" said the
lady, smiling sweetly. Dear me, "
she said. putting on a stamp" what
u horrid bother it is to stamp let
ters! Why can't We send letters
and let the po~toffice send IN their
bill once a month";
"lhey might rs vel" said the
clerk symputizlngly. an mention
the fact in my next message to
congress" |
"H i'll you? How nice! But you
mustn't mention my name. Say
the idea suggested nya north
side society lady Ex.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1885-11-07

Scene English primary school
Mistress (teaching her class the
alphabet) TO Johnny, (age fve):
"Now JOHNNY, let's Lear how we'll
ynn can say your letters through"
johnny "Ha, be, Sc, dc, he, hef,
ge, haitch-"
Schoolma'am- "Can't you say
'aitch,' Johnnyw
Johnny-"Yessem - hatch, hi,
j. Nv sA..el--" -
Schoolma'am - "Whst! There s
no such letter ns that You mean
ell" $3.50
Johnny--"Yessem, hi know; but
ma says you mustn't ssy hell any
more, coz they calls it shoel now. y
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1885-11-07

ysis, and all the terrible effects OF
self abnse, youthful follies ana ex
cesses in mature years-stch as loss
Of memory, lassitude. nocturnal
mission. evasion tn society, dfmnrsS
Of vision. noises in the head, the Vi
tai huid passing unobserved in the
urine, snd many other diseases tha.
lead TO ineansty and death.
DR.. Mintie, who Is a regular grad
uated physician, will agree to forfeit
Fiqe Hundred Dollars for y case oe
this kind the vital Restorative (un-
der his special advice and tlealment)
will not cure. or for ANYTHING impure
or injurious found in il. DR.. Mintie
treats all priveat diseases successful
ly, without mercury. Consultation
free A thorough examination and
advice, including an analysis of
urine IS. Price Of Viral Restora
tive, $3 a bottle. or four times the
quantity. $lO sent tn any address
upon receip. Of price. or c. Q. ID. se-
cure from observation. q, in private
name, if desired, by A. E. MlNTlE.
II ID
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1885-11-07

The Los Angelef Herald denies
the statement that the late James
W. Marshall was the first discov-
erer uf gold in California His
discovery was made in January,
lS4S, and the Herald says gold was
discovered in Los Angeles county
in March, lS42, by Francisco Lo.
pei
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1885-11-07
POINTEIt5.

NO W'SViN eu"s S"" hoiy
democratic eiitors felici'ate them
selves on the fact ths no Inde-
pendent can he found who is sorry
TINT he voted for Cleveland.
Well, we should soy not Cleve-
lai4 Iai,'. hs has 9'ssesa 9'ssesa IN half half year What
hrs he done 10 alieno!e his friends
Made q f+w trivial mistakes ia ap-
pl ointments, some of which, un-
like any modern president, he has
had the c,nrage to correct.
And what his he done t., cement
their frien lship? Why a few
things Mt least.
|. He has done more for the
gom canse Of civil reform than all
the presidents put together.
2 Revoked the appointmnei of
4 sou.herner because he was con-
nected with a Lulld,sing affair.
Chalmers, bull,loser par excellence,
is the pet "f the party which
make, the most fuss about bnll
Il sing. NJ republican president
ever visitel the mildest punish
mAnt on republican fer ulldos-
ing.
3 Broke mp the importers ring
md resiste the opportun ities and
threats of n combination represent
ing more capital than some whole
ststes are assessed H. thus saves
millions a year IN public revInue.
4 through his secretary Of the
interior saved millions of acres of
public domain which the railroads
had nlm.st, and thought they had
quite, within their grasp.
5 Through his postmaster gen.
eral resisted the Pac fic Mail ring
and ssved The people nearly half
milton Of subsidy at one stroke.
u Fhrou gh his secretary OF the
ny, crushed ut a score Ut steals
ini rings in that department and
forced John Roach t, terms.
Z. Kept the boomers out OF
OH huma.
8. Drove the cnttlemen out
, n,hinalion II capital and infu-
erce which no tner president had
dared touch.
.. Stopped the fencing OF pub
lie lands by wealthy corporations.
10. Made tina whisky ring pay,
up its taxes and 60 about its bnsl-
ness.
IL. Expenses Lave been saved
night and left by the discharge Of
su. u.,ernumeraries and ut the same
time increased Industry has made
the service more efficient.
IL. The change has brought
about state of national harmony
#nd cordially that lias never exist
ed i'm this country,
These twelve hercnlean labors,
have been accomplished in half as
many months.
Why. most these wrongs which
he has rightsd in less than six
were never disc vered to
be wrongs 10y people wh' were
SIT the country would go to smnsh
If Cleveland came in, nor by any
former president And here is
where Cleveland has done his SER
vice. Everyb Iy sees now that
hey were wrongs, gross, Infamous
wrongs. Ihe administration has
public conscience. Ii
/. creator work thnn that can be
If, we do not know what
I is.
The people ut least feel that the
il on their side. Cleve-
nj and his cabinet nre teaching
hem that they have rights They
lar,lly knew 1t before. They
hou hit the politicians and mon
,polies hal all the rights, and by
aeir grace the toiling millions
nisi' be thankful for life itself. =
rhe Million. -s
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1885-11-07
|. GAL MOTTO rs
NOTICE.
Hil'sboro. Sierra County,
Territory Of y " Mrxico,
September lat 1855.

Sealed Proposals will be rrceiv NJ ,hr ofic-
Of the Cirrs OF the county Commission r. Of
Sic ra cou {, ia Hiil-borO until the 5ih day Of
October. 1885. at nnDn }. for completing the
coast uctiuu of he WAGON roa from Lake Vnl, y
10 horid via n ls6bro And i.rnusa. Th-le
IL zap OF about .2us ~ n ssl'ii u1tnished
side) ana the iot of IA lhiiI ut the ui.iuih of
the on h Suco. rh work W u be cutting a
grade for road ned on ia side o; our - mile.
cry trade IN 9tad' be 'stabi he'd b,
.urv " and grad -;aAes > 4. h v ,rk Will b.
reauir" ID /" b H. III d ~ November i5ih 1895.
On the 25ih ia, Of = pi .nb pa Il Ing
tu 4, - thc rput f,3i % shJwi' III -ani
The t,omai,s iu.. ~ = nv" "a light 10 reject
any and a. D y.
e. PiiEIN.
u b-It hiltuau u, tOm.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1885-11-07
Each Got His Share.

| A.ASo 7'SCy DHotHN
ed the shrimpish little waiter. The
first cake, WAS just showing its
shape on the griddle when a l5c
check dropped beside tho plate of
the new. conner. He thought this
was rapid checking, but noticing
that the same man who distributed
thu cardboard took in the cash, he
said: : : : = : ! :
at must be a great temptation
to man who hanllea both the
checks and the money!
mo; I'm one ofthe proprietors.
"And you don't cheat your part
ner?" 9
NO" es
How does he know that7'' ask
ed the persistent guest. gs
"He's on IN daylight this week
and Tn Oh vt night. Next week
he's on at night and I'm on In day
light" 'l3A M tob Cd
"Yes, l see,' said the inquisitlve
gentleman; "go on"
"He turns in just as much money
to the firm his week In daylight as
l do when I'm on, and | turn in
just M much at night rs he does.
To see that he pays it is my busi-
ness To make 1t is his busil ess.
You see, neither Of US can write.
We keep no books, and save the
salary Of man who could cheat
us both. Sometimes We max three
times as much as we pay in, hut
that is our dividend. He makes
as much over the sum as he can.
and 50 do |. 1t makes US each
have an interest in the business,
and there is no incentive to dis
honesty" ip
"Have you an article OF agree
ment?"
No; we don't need any. Our
bnsipess has grown to be prosper.
ous. | don't know how much my
partner has made, nor does he
know more about my affairs. We
are both satisfied" y" Exchange.
-eS~--
Determined Her Dog Should Win.
The other day dog which, WAS
! following carriage turned aside
and ran into yard on Park street.
He might have expected to pick
up fall aud winter stock OF bones,
but in this he was disappointed.
He WAS about turning away when
dog owned in the house flew ont
aud rushed upon him in the most
reckless manner, and in the course
of ten seconds there was bite-as-
bite-can contest OF the fescest de-
scription. A woman considerably
past the prime of life come out of
the house Az the dogs rolled around
picked upa club lying on the grass
near by, and seemed about to en-
ter the struggle. She raised the
club two or three times, but let it
fall AZ often, and finally stood an
interested spectator OF the fight
Among the dozen pedestrians halt
ing at the gate was . man who
called out:
Say stop EN-! Stop 'emr'
The woman raised her club, but
hesitated to strike,
"Why don't you stop emp
shouted the man. I
"lm waiting" she replied.
For what? Don't you sec
they'll kill each other?'
I'm waiting to see how it comes
ont. II my dog can lick him it's
all right. If he gets the bulge on
Rover I'll even up the chances
with this club"
Rover got a neck-hold AID shook
the stranger until his yeIls were
heard a block away, and, whom he
was finally permitted to sneak of.
the woman flung down her club
ami mounted the steps with the
remark: ta a
Nobody nor nothing has been
killed as ! knows on. and every ona
Of You could sea tEat 1t WAS a
square fight, and vicsory for tho
best bog. Please don't rub the
paint off that gate. Detroit Free
Press. s9
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THE GREAT ENGLISH RE- YEDY

is a never fall,
cure for Nervous
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