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New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
DOUBTS OF THE PESNsYLvANINs FAITH.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2S.-COnf erences have
been held almost daily In this city for the past week on
the subject a soft coal pool this year. The companies
producing this article OF fuel favorable to agree
men but tending that f agreement entered
into that tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company shall put
up large money guarantee that 10 will keep faith it
further charged that shippers tho PennsyVah"
have boen enabled by favorable reights to mako con
tracts already and this to DO inquired into before any
IL made,
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
SOME ERRORS IN A TINES STORY

SOME ERRORS IN IIMEs SIOll.
Railroad men were amused rather than
alarmed at a sensational artcle in me Nec- York Times
Yesterday in which IL alleged that the Baltimore and
OHIO was practically" securing about onefourth Of
the entire castbound freight traffic" To make this out
II WAS said that Il was stated in Wall street In way
that was practically ocal that the company carried
II per cent OF the castbound freight "ot the country
last week and the Chicago and Atlantic =" virtually
tender 10 tho Baltimore and Ohio carried 10 per
cont Tho statement regarding the character of the Chi
cago aud Atlantic will probably surprise President
Iewett OF that company whose line reaches Chicago
over tho Chicago aud Western Indiana Railroad from
Hammond Ind and whose eastern terminus Is Marion
Ohio not on the Ch line OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad men seriously doubt that tho Chicago and
Atlantic sending freight to NeW-iOrk by way
OF Baltimore. The ii per cent referred
the lI.v per cent the Chicago east-bound freight
tc only divisions Of which between the different
line, last week published In TIL TRIBUNE or last
Monday Though the percentage OF tho Baltimore ana
Ohio Increased from 3.6 per cent for the samo week
wear ago TO l49 per cent the gain in tonnage only
from sl5 TONS In total Of 50 800 tons, to S67 tons
out OF total OF only 2j,9J2 tons. The Chicago and
Atlantic ALLEGED "cnder" carried 1877 per cent or 6ssl
tons GEAR Ago and only l0.j per cent or 27S tons for
lie ponding week this year ending last Saturday
The Chicago movement eastward has peeR6Q light %
ato that the trunk lines do not consider U worth fighting
for aud the Baltimore and Ohio officially assures the
pool II IS no: party to any Of the cut rates recently
TumOTed.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
STRIKING wEAyERs GAINING STRENGTH

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. - (Specidh.-The In
grain hand oon carpet weiycrs out on strike. held
ue.ting this afternoon nc which 500 were pres
ont Th.rty.tTO hands from John IIamlton's mills LETT
their looms ana oucd the strikers. The employers who
have the largest number or looms say emphacay tnt
try yl rcl nee the hand looms with those worke! oy
-rrau rather than submit There are now over 800 men
40
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
rlcrnRIcrs IN A surr AGAINsT A CITY.

AUBURN, Jan. % iSpFcIdD. n legal
battle Of eight years tho expenditure thousands OF
do,ars Anthony Sinner tho millionaire, has recovered
$50 and interest from the city The SUIT grew out Of
asse,sment for street lnpr"vHmenit. Shlln9r re
fnscd 10 nav horso aud watches were lcvlcd
nno, aud s0d and Ii was the value ot these
that suit was brought. The decisOn was rendered In
the Court OF Appeals.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
cnMnLNLNG ToN MuruAL PEoTLCrION.

PROVIDENCE. r. l., Jan. 2S.-At meeting OF
tho slater Club consisting OF about ninety per cent OF
tie manufacturers OF Rhodo Island and representing all
the large hrLs except tho LonSda!e Company ana f'
wolden * Co held to-day. committees were appointed
on the part Of the cotton. woollen and worsed Indus
tries wih fun power take deuuito action Tor mutual
urOtcctiOn in labor troubles.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29

will state the facts they will tell you that others oo'u
the Union Bridge Company have asKeo ior "n orP
~ IN hid for the construction of the proposed bfuGa
but up to the present time such an oppott"ny u
withheld. Why Is this n
Netc- York, Jan. %, 1856.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
TIE NEw.yoRH AND NEw .ENGLAND Room

IIII NV lVINN NtNII Nh -I'-''I''''''1 I'
BosroN Jan. 2S Especial. York and
New-Engand continues its upward movement, further
advancing to-day from iOl to 1919. while the preferred
stock rose from 1852 yesterdays latest sale. to lll.
Tho excitement in New York and Ncw-Ensand ON acf
count OF tho prospects appears to know no limit
and oil caution seems be thrown TO the winds Despite
tho weesabshcd basis for the acceptance Of the fact
that negotiations going forward with the end OF per-
fectng lease Of tho road to tho New York New Haven
and Hartford the dsbelioyers therein continue TO point
10 the emphatc denals by the officials Of the latter road
and maintain that the whole movement In the stock II
hc result OF skiful manipulation. But IL Is evident that
whatever may be the causes ut WORK send the prices
of these securities sharply upward the public has
taken firm hold of the belief that there Is ground work
of essential fact amidst all the aud gossip of
lease to be mado IN the immediate future.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
A M1,nnErER sLEKING 4 rrNsION

AUBURN, Jan. % tSpeciaD.-James A. Beers,
serving life sentence Aubnrn Prison Is an applicant
fr a pension lie was sentenced from Cattarahgus
County on April % 1884 for murder In the second de-
gree A pruson examiner visited him today ana says
Il is probable that his application will be fayoraby
nhssed uDOn.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
GEORGE CHALLENGES NrERS

w. G.. George, champion amateur runner
OF England, who has been visit TO this country for
several months past. has at last thrown down tho
gauntlet TO American runners In tho sulJoin'd
challenge. George appears especially ANXIOUS to meet
l. L. Myers, the champion sprntcr. and IL he cannot
contest again against that human cyclone ne VIII run
any other athlete in the country George :" III run any
distance from eighth OF mile to ten miles ana VIII
wager any reasonable amount OF money on the contest
George has been rccuperatns in this country and now
having regancd strength and health, Tor which no
crossed the Atlantic makes known his wishes III the all
neXed challenge
CouoEs FALLS, y. Y, Jan. 2j, 1876.
Fdi0r Ntic. York CtipDfr 49,, -. .,, D.. -.
DEAR SIR d. you intend to while hero" THIS qu'g
iunumcrble times durng my pte'Hs
stay m this colntrv Nv answer has hcc No as 'm az
well.' however, am restored Ia hell'h ii.i
will Iun liRG any who vi meet me hhc" ~
cualcuce prepared - 1ta any man In hiS tOudtN m
distance from tsosard wards To ten ll 10. ay
reason Any one wisin< 10 take up tins ch'As'
can do 40 aud c ht1tch 10y ausNcrng lnhiu'i
e,r has be n lots of talk aOout ?. Myers ami myse h
ing I'm series ~ races Why We Should n' o
and why we olnu0 but have ani ani sea hat tr ..
e u utcman aud cannot accept any such r aSohs as n
been given why We ca1Dot come t0gcth'E wOuM lI',
races with nin II h6 Cac,O brand himself protssn a
tu0 me- Then heard the naai-s OF James 'ian 49,
William steel, mentioned. Either or Qoth clP De ssTW
ra Woult hG Tut mast know AZ once "a a.
"a any Hksuhu)t of match. aS Will return TO Ensinn
shortly unless race or races can be arfansc ne
- meant by W. G. GEORGE
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
TO AID PARyELLAyD IRELAND.

There was Joy at the office of the Irish Parlias
mentary Fund Association yesterday Tor two reasons
Tho frat WAS the defeat OK the Tory Minister and the
second the fact that Philadelphia wheeled into line
IN mid OF the Parnel Fund and at meeting tho previous
day contributed nearly $4,000. The following subserp-
tions were received yesterday:
By The Nelo. York Sun.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
STARTING on RER ONE HUNDRgDra TRIF

With hunting nying from every point wheS
n could he fastened, and amid cheers when rent %
the steamship City OF Washington saiicn i.vh o -, "a
Nnrih River Yesterday on her one hundredth NoY,i
Havana and Mexican ports. Besides oaptas aaicsr:
the priucipa officers Aibret Emery, hrss nrssr:
O. |. Galloway, second 0llicer' pF' W. ~ WYNN
frank l.. Peck, chief engineer
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29

earnings for the quarter OF $21 79O 80; net income
1914 81 Tie Grand street Prospect Park and Flat
bush Railroad OF Brooklyn show gross earnings for the
quarter OF S26, 722 80 f.; net income, 81, ,S07 48.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
VARIOUS SUBJECTS or LEGISLATION.
4 FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY -GKoCEEs' UNioNs-TH'
GRANT MoNCMENT ASS .CIATIoN.

GRANT MoNUMENT ASS .CGATioN.
,Fro,r TILL REGULAR ConuTsroSpFSr or TH2 TEin NJ
A1D,~Y. Jan. 2S.-Scmtor Murphy intro
duccd IN lc Senate today Mr. saugcI's bl providing
FOR free pu5llc library for NrW-Io.k. Hoh"toT cullen
had a bill cxemp,lng the Ncw-NorN huni"H"re Home
from taxation and Senator Fu,an another bill "ni''r/
ing the Board Of Health Of NcNYork 10 retire '' jc'
aucr fifteen years service on pension oi 600 =
year senator Cullen introduced blN w
cooperating the Scw-Iork Retail GToccr-' Union ana
senator Pierce bill incorporing the Brooklyn Retail
GROCER, Union senator Worth presented hiI hUoi
i,hlns the oico Of dUlI captIin of t" bT"o"yh Po'
aud proyiling Tor three police Inspectors.
Tho Assembly and the senate cane !" An aEr"''n
an tlc bllI lut utuTpUraiug Tie Grant MuuunrHt A-'oe
flnr nud ua.1rd It, The bil amended requires the
association to report 20 the state o'ocr once Jet
tine amount OF money received aud Iaii out 10 H. COZ"
por.ou, arc authorized TO mako gii5 L. tho as-'ca
ton. ,,,.. .,.-t ..t.
In both house, resolutions passed tN th" I-l'
lature would eject kcgcnt Of the nNcfsy next IUt'
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29

A BAcuELoRs LoGIC.-" Marriage III Is obay u Vs me
terry: lotteries are illegal; therefore, sn"P1 "'''
law by keeping single"-lfuEny Folks
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
rA,lMANY An TnE LNcL.E C0NNm-.L0NLI.

TAMNANl AND HE ENII7T' ''''' T-|'T| T|''I''''-
ALBANY, Jan. - SpecidO.-LN-Scnator "rAdy
and Edward Cahil. two of the IaDmany Hal lenders
arrived here to-day They had not been III tHe 'HP'"
Anlf an hour before a Tanmauy Assembly man. MI
Eruu. iDtro!ureda bni dcpryiug the present ENcsc
Commissioners Of NcW-Iork. two County Democracy
men aud one Republican, OF their oacc- Tho hi 7Ayr
that they shall have two sGcccssos,a EcpAb!'an 'l
Democrat. who are To- be- appointed by taat i"uHI'il
leader Eober R Mooney. Precedent II The Board ~ y
drrpen oi New-York Bu' these EN"i." Cohu!'S'1hcr'
are to be -uccocdcG by Two men on January Ai
poiutsd By the Mayor OF New York who via then ~.
Al Office.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-29

rAvoRIyG THE UNION BRIDGE COMPANY.
IN me Edttor Of The Trtbune.
SIR. If the Harlem Bridge Commissioners
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-01-16
CULLINCS

The home stretch: The lie you tel
your wife when you show up in the wee,
sma' hours.
Washingtonians are preparing for the
meeting of Congress. One Of them pat.
ented liquor flask yesterday.
An eastern editor says that nearly all
the newspaper funny men are grave, sad
looking men. Say, how about their
readers?
Sunset Cox says he can't get any good
oysters in Constantinople. Don't kick,
old man. Amt Turkey good enough
for you.
Excelsior" exclaimed the'young man.
as he watched the girl of his heart pull
down the curtains. PRAY tell me why
you give utterspce to Excelsior. What
application has that to a window cur.
tain." "Are they not the shades Of
night and arc they not falling fast?'
"Ms," said little Sacramento street
boy, sis it right for anybody to sit down
on folks that can't see?" Certainly it
is not. What made you ask that ques.
ton" "Csuse / heard pa tell Ned
Sanders that he always straddles the
blind"
"When last dined with you, Mrs.
Ferguson" said the minister, "a re.
markable neat and tidy young girl wait.
ed on US. Is she no longer with you!"
mo. sir" replied Bobby, ina diacharg-
ed her because she was too pretty"
The Mugwump never refuses an Office.
He reminds one OF an Austin inebriate
who said to his wife as they we're about
to retire for the night-"Wake me up,
darling, tonight, and give me a toddy."
But how will know when you want
one?' you can't make mis- AXE. /
am always thirsty when | am woke up"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-01-16


Spiders were formerly considered to be
a cure in rural districts for ague. Some
years ago lady in ireland was famous
for her success in curing people thus af-
fscted. 1t appears that the only medi.
cine abe employed was large spider
ruled up in treacle. The parents were
ignorant Of the contents of this novel
holus, so that imagination had nothing to
do with the matter. In England, also,
the spider has been called in as an sgue
doctor. In Lincolnshire the creature was
treated very much after the above. men.
TONED Irish fashion, bring rolled up in
paste and swallowed; but elsewhere the
animal is put into bag and worn round
the neck.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-01-16

Washoe county commences the New
Year with s35, GS2 81 in the treasury, and
with liabilities of SS,709.73. of which
5000 are due on Reno Bridge bonds.
Washoe is the first county in the State.
Its assessment roll is the largest, its rate
of taxation the lowest. and it pays more
money into the State Treasury than any
other county. t Reno Journal.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-01-16

FALLING OFF OF HAIR.--R. P. Hender.
son advises in the Herald of Health, use
directly on the scalp every night before
retiring. preparation of one part o.
crude white birch oil and Eve parts Of
alcohol; the latter will evaporatc at once,
having the oil on the scalp. Do not us,
to much. Follow up the treatment
about six weeks, then discontinue; q
bare headed all you can; use light. vel
ventilated bat when you tnupt wear one
cut the hair short; invigorate your health
BY living more out Of doors.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-01-16

The Butcher. Bird is getting to be a
great nuisance in the lower counties Of
California. In Los Angeles they are not
content with pulling tho heads of canary
birds, but they also attack young chick.
ens--which are not safe in many locali-
ties until they are three weeks old. War
has been declared against them and ia
waged with the shotgun.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-01-16
n ApA AND HER L. -. SENATOR'S.


Nevada has been peculiarly unfortu.
nate in her selection Of Representatives
in the upper House Of Congress. From
the time sEe assumed Statehood up to
The present time she has not had a Uni.
ted States Senator having any direct in.
terest in her welfare and prosperity, or
any feeling in common with her people.
Nye was the most gifted and brilliant
OF the whole lot, and yet he was much
more interested in the State politics Of
New York State than he was in the ma.
ssris' interests and advancement of the
State he represented. When canvassing
New York for his own political party he
often, in his peculiar eloquent manner,
spoke Of his Far Western home beyond
the setting sun" and yet like the poor
genius who wrote "Hone, Sweet Home, Z"
he had no home, at least not in Nevada,
for he always while with us, boarded at
cheap restaurants and 'lodged out"
Stewart was 90 intent upon advancing
,.e '''s' y '' "' A1' anu
time to devote to Nevada's interests. He
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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-01-16

A Comstock miner says he has been 10
hot water constantly for fifteen years.
His wife keeps him in hot water when
he is on the surface and the shift boss
when he goes down the mine. The hot
water below has taken all the nails off hii
toes and that above all the hair of hi,
head.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-01-16

Ex-senator Maclay Of Los Angeles eel.
ebrated Christmas by giving each Of his
sons aud daughters ami a nephew Z
check for $1,000, di.bursing $4,000
this way.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-01-16

Bsltimore Times: Whatever may be
urged in behalf Of protecting the Chinese
dometticatei in this country iu the OK.
ercises Of the rights they now possess, il
is good craftsmanship to insist that nc
more Ceiestials he permitted to take up
their abode here. Chinese may not Ego, =
but they chould ceasa 10 come.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-01-16

Major Slater, many years ago land.
lord at the Gcysers, CAL, and more re.
Gently known as guide to tourists, be.
came lost in the hills two weeks ago and
was found by searching parties Tuesday,
near Skaggs Springs. dead and partly
devoured by animals.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-01-16

The Free Lance says it must be pleas
ing to Mr.. Stewart to have the support
Of his fellow citizens. w. W. Presbary,
a resident Of California, writes to the
Enterprise endorsing Stewart for Seua-
tor from Nevala. Who in blazes is
presbury, anyhow?
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-01-16

General Hancock will be the guest Of
honor at the next Penn,, lsauia Grand
Army encampmen. in February.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-01-16

s. F. Call: Recently Engineer McAvoy
noticed that one Of the four steam boilers
in the basement Of the City Hall was
leaking. and upon further examination
made the discovery that upon one side
Of the boiler the iron plate was worn so
thin by the action of gas aud water that
q common screwdriver could easily be
pushed through it. 1t would not have
taken more than few days, If the de-
feet had not been noticed, for an explos.
ion to have resulted which would have
wrecked the eastern end Of the building
and distributed the public moneys aud a
number Of public officials over the sur
rounding country.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-01-16
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE sixth

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE sixth
i Judicial District. Lincoln County. state OF
Nevada.
@ II. Fish "a. His Creditors Notice Is here.
snd appear before THE Hon. Henry Rives, Judge
Of said District Court, ct Chambers, 10 open
Court, at the Court House in the Town Of
Phoebe, County Of Lincoln, statc Of Nevsds, on
the Tbiri Mon lay n Jenasry, A. D 1885, 1t 2
o'clo ,. y q said Jay. to show cause. II any
they have, whyG II Fl h. til petition here
10, should no mike an sssgnme Il Of his es.cte
ana he DO d sc1srse from his debts.
+ BY order Of the Govt.
TsEAL.l H.. r. GEAR.
County CLERK AID En- ofhcio Clerk q the Sixth
judicial District Coar.. Lincoln County,
Nevada.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-01-16
Holiday PAEyE us.

Just received a. the dold,n Rule Dry Goad I
aui rloshinl atore. . new ant selected 8, OK II
the lstest Style Of nns Law Try. solid Cold and
Gold Plsted. Of every description. al n witch
Il giarsnteed I, be- Of the bsst q ,al ty snd
wsrrsnted o. represented: also u gD,d, aHsos-
ment Of sacctacles and Eye Glasses. will 10 sold
reasonable.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-01-16
COAST ITEMS.

A dangerous and fatal disease is rag
ing among cattle in Santa Barbara coun
ty.
During 1885 the building enterprise Of
Los Angeles caused an outlay of 81, 300.
900.
Jimmy Jones. Walla Walla boy
twelve years old, has been arrested for
horse-stesling.
In the Hicks Valley region, in Sono.
ma county. the army worm is already
out, crawling and eating.
c. H. Rowland and associates have
been granted franchise to construct an
electric railroad in Los Angeles.
Nevin Pontius is the queer name Of an
Eastern tourist in Los Angeles. He
claims to be cousin of Pontius PLATE.
Governor Stoneman has offered a re.
ward Of $3.50 for Pedro Domingo, the
murderer of Ricksrdo, near Pleasanton.
A school was established in Los An.
geles by the Sisters Of Charity in 1856,
and it is still in successful operation.
Many thousands Of dollars damage
has been done to levees on the west side
Of the Sacramento river in Yolo and
Colusa.
The broad-gauge road, according to the
Sentinel, is tnow carrying freight from
San Francisco to Santa Cruz for % cents
a ton.
Thrifty Chinese in San Joaquin county
have been imposing rat.skins on the
County Clerk as the skin of gophers, for
which the county pays bounty.
During tbs late cold snap the ground
in Yolo county was SO stiff that plowing
or narrowing could not be done before
Q or 10 o'clock in the morning.
Tho Victoria Times claims that an
enormous quantity-as much as 500, 00J
-of opium has been smuggled into tho
United States during the past four
months.
Cold and foggy weather at this time
is satisfactory to the orchardists, as it
keeps back the trees and prevents them
from putting forth buds so early that
they will be nipped by frost,
A Chicago company has sent an agent
to Arizona to report on the feasibility Of
taking out large ditch from the ella
river and irrigating a tract OF rich
land south Of Florence.
A Los Angeles paper comforts consum.
ers of Chinese vegetables by stating
that they are raised on lands irrigated by
the city sewage; and are brought to town
reekiug with filth Of evory imaginable
kind.
Au Oregon man has devised a novel
ice factory. He has built big platform
alongside the railroad track aud leads a
-. ~ ~,
uiVuutn'" oei"oh W tho piace' Nheh
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-01-16
some PRACTICAL gisTs.

The American Farmer says: Every
owner Of herd Of cove should know
what they are individually worth to him.
Very few herds can be found in the
country but will contain cows that not
only do not yield any profit to their
owners, but are even kept at loss,
which loss must be made up by the prof.
liable cows. Many cows will give
good quantity Of milk while fresh, but
will hold out SO poorly as to be unprof.
table in the end. A COW giving a smaller
quantity per day, but holding out nine
months in the year, will often prove to
be the more profitable COW. Again. a
COW giving large mess Of milk. but Of
poor quality, may not be worth her keep.
especially il butter making is an object.
The dairyman should have his scales and
record book and should weigh and record
what he gives his cows and Whist they
give him in return, until he knows what
each COW ID capable Of doing; then.
knowing the Improbable ones, he eau
weed them out. Farmers do too much
guessing in their business, and trust too
much to chance. luck and the moon, and
do too little close figuring Figures are
wonderful eye.openers, and form mighty
interesting reading sometimes.
A number Of locstions have been made
recently b. aliens " ho have not even de.
clared their intentions to become citizens.
They cannot hold their claims Of course.
but If a man comes here to take gift
from our ,vernment he should think
enough Of the privilege to 90 through the
form Of application for the right Of citi.
z;n hip. and their action under the cir
cumstanccs is simply combination Of
ignorance and contempt for American
laws. There are plenty who take Out
their papers simply t, acquire property
and who return to their own country a,
soon az they have received what they
came for. 1t is bal en ugh that they
should be permitted t, rob genuine citi
gems in thia way, but mot AZ bad as thu
looas regulations, which permit an alien
locator to'sell claim which the govern
msnt intended to give only to citizens. =