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our church, as recommended by the
board, we urge That these societies DO
speedily formed Sh' each church on the
constitution Endorsed by the recent session
OF the conventional
3. That We are'hthrtily ashamed OF the
small contribution reported ot this asso-
citation for this g5eG work, and that tho
association urge the churches to see that
an oppor,unity,Sbe given each mem
Der OF each church TO make some
contribution. WeS Recommend that the
executive board Of the association urge
all OF the churches which do not respond
TO this call to make. some response before
the next meeting OF the association.
While we realizctlih many ot our churches
can make but small contribution, yet ii
each church will give a small amount our
contributions can easily be doubled.
4. As TO the details OF the work OF the
board, we must refer the association TO the
report OF the board printed in the minutes
OF the 5. B. O. A valuable idea Of the
work may, however, be gotten from the
following figures
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The south American Gable.

WAsmNGroS, July T.-Thc President
Of Venezuela has tclcgraphcd rs follows 10
the President OF the United States:
ION the occasion OF the Inauguration OF
the cable today in this republic, have
the honor to salute you cordially, hoping
that the electric wire will be new bond
OF harmony between the two nations. for
whose prosperity Ms well as your own per.
sonal happiness offer sincere prayer"
Secretary Bayard replied:
Tho President IL absent, aud in his be.
half cordially accept your message OF
amty and nm assured that the new cable,
with tho facilities for amicablo communi.
cation, will prove blessing to the people
OF both countries"
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Recommend No.-,'o.c.rr.nc..

WAsmNGToS, July 2I-Tho House
committee On military affairs has decided
To recommend the non-concurcnce in the
Senate amendments TO the army appro-
preparation bill. The committee is dis
posed TO accept the lIawlcy amendment,
ltho fertilization bill, which Is similar in
scope TO the bill reported by the commit
tee 10 the House some time ago, but as II
II feared that considerable opposition
would be encountered in the House II a
motion WIS mndc 10 concur In this pnftic.
ular amendment, the committee decided
that the matter could bo better arranged
la conference.
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u..d,.g on,s. prnmmer,.

At ths recent scpi.annual meeting Of
the National Association Of Brgagu
Ngcnis. held in New York. thrcc very i'm.
poraut matters wctc made the subject Of
much discussion.
The hu, Wa hay W bead Oh the willy
drummer. WHO. ~ ,bbuouing an extra
tiakel 'fom q scilper n q nominal rcnial,
a. ,.yihs his cXptff ample clsr checked
'rcc pa hc strength "a ". lpais the rail.
sJtd .it,fus chaL,es ON cNcrSs baggage.
Mt .at riwumvolttG hy the adoption u
q iL.s mat hcr-aii,yi h'gclTr would only
Doc checked on thcssaag.y uykci that any
passenger prrsrntrd'
Tho srroud WIS the adoption by the ~.
spciiiipn vt an improvement known ~ the
"rNrrss bis,tgc chcci.' IN better iacili.
tate ihc transportation ui ihc baggage OF
thmulh passrngris. lhH cheek. which
srpr. - 4 receipt for a'l baggage checked
~, the ri.srnger, contains q tab with q
written rsurd Of the laEug, carried by
a., owner, the wright w tho same nui
other points OF Information. A similar
cH,rk l. attached 10 single trunk Of tho
rla,,nrrfs hig.igc, 'H.w'y enabling
arynis un 40 rnt,ls trivrfse' Ia keep track
ct the iissayc with "n,c.
The buancss Ut transporting dead bodies
Wa d. ih.ri snl,i's'i tf discussion. over
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which there was a very earnest debate. A
committee appointed 10 consider the mat
ter presented a series of rules enforcing
stringent sanitary precautions, which it
was decided 10 submit TO the national
board of health and the various State
boards Of health, for Endorsement and
possible amendment.
San Francisco was selected as the place
at which their next annual meeting will
be held, in January, after which the con-
vention adjourned.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


"Chimes OF Normandy was the musical
attraction at jackson Mound park again
last night. Tho audience as usual was
pleased with the performance in detail
and in general. The Schnader Garden
Opera company people have won popular
favor in Memphis. There will be no OPP
cratic attraction given tonight, but at the
matinee Chimes Of Normandy" will be
reproduced, and again tomorrow Sunday
evening. A change OF bill will take place
Tuesday night next, when "Fatinitza"
will be put on the boards for weeks run.
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Honesty, tuihiulnc,s, poli,cncss anl
business capacity will insure Success Ia oil.
aud a. nn evidence oi this ihci |. Mcndcl,
at ,lc corner oi Vance ani lladdcn ave.
niue. has built upa business accond To- no
one IN The city. lismylt market Ia noted
inf ihc very best meats, N1icnmylons. can.
tvloupcs and Vegetables ut al kinds. and
When Mcudcl tells NOu things arr irs,h
and good Nnu can prepare yourself ior a
feast Give him q call ~ telephone rs.
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JACKSON MOUND PARK.

"Chimcs Of Normandy" will bc given on
sunday night. July ~, by request Of the
citizens Of Memphis
Fin, Performance Of "FatiniiEa" will be
given ON Tuesday night. July ~, ending
ON sunday night Secure your tickets In
advance at T. witEmann's music store.
Matinee for ladies aud children ON Sat.
urlays at pm.
No performance ON Monday or Saturday
nights.
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INha Aan..al.

one Of the best supplied markets In the
city Is located ut The corner ~ Main aud
Union streets, who're celery. waicrmclons.
ctniclOupc,. vegetables and the best meats
oi all kinds can boz hnl Jake Scvs-el can
be- relied on Ia furnish thc lost OF cyvty
thing. send Ia your icc cream orders lor
sunday Pure cream, well liJEyn, drliy,
er'd ~ any part Of the city,
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orli they don't they should know that
Eaneum EDot Eminent yuncd big head in
mules tH W D. Hunt VI NdiIrvilir. Nv.
T. " Mallory. Of Forts station. tenn,
cured hts hog. ~ blind siB.urr, with it Ia
TACT. this King OF JlAmguis b. invaluable
iur man and beast. aiasp family should b.
without A. - Crut p-' bottle Tor sale AZ
Holsters drug sioir,.Na, 80 Main sircct
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At Pawne City, Neb., Fremont En-
mons stabbed Bertha Schultz 10 the heart
Thursday night because she refused TO
marry him. The girl died in twenty min
utes. Emmons is under arrest.
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Robert Barnett and ". /. Penny. IT,.
charged with swindling VIM. Murdoch, oi
rt,sburg, ont 81 slO,OOO In a bunko game.
were acquitted this afternoon.
AVA YOU weak and weary oycrworkcd and
tirrdi Hoods Sarsaparlln II Just thc mcdi.
cine a. purify your blood aud give you
stryurth
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~ c. swAIS. S.s second =, m.mpn,.
To Contractors.

az MILES oF RAILROAD TO LFr-ALL IN.
= - hamkmrnE avgufo about tan00 IL if nm
cubic yards % the milc. Lnatcd IN nalvafco urt,.
Mis-. ON the T., \ a 4 = hallway. Faf fufthef
Information apply " No "a lwnt street Mean.
pitts Tenn. ]. \ MrTiUifFN 40
Memphis, Tenn July - iNNN foufrarfnrs
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Mr. rnrlnn M,I,h. moro.

HlHNNAt lAAlNAN'h W. Tue NNfNAh
wAa1rdroS, July T.-Mr. James
rholan has made arrangements with other
members Of the commerce committee in
reference TO the bills hc IL particularly
interested In and will leave on Saturday
in order 10 attend the ratification meeting
la Mcmpcis ON the 30th. lie says the
local ticket will win bu, 10y hard lighting
alone.
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Cur az clubs iof ruE wEEELy ARR ~
and SECURE one OF the liberal cash prizes
ufivtcf.
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WunitsaiU grpccry crognisc l,ucy lliu.
ton Tobacco a. tho leading and best Viz.
Rinia iOblrro made iu the United States.
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GEr MP clubs ior nlE WrgXiY Arrr,L
and secure one oi thr cash prizes. See lists.
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Ir,p Page q 81 the Clara Conway In.
siiiuin catalogue.
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GEr up clHlD tor Tnr wsEELy ArrKAL
anjArruru onr 81 iho,a,sii nrisas. Saa lislN
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Tnr Campaign Scanhis arrived.
lunNr,nN & STEVENS.
No 9NuSccoud street.
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JYUIYEEI
CMkEKF'
CAUTION,

CAUTION.
swifs srrclnc Il cuilf,ly Vegetable prepar.
alton. and should not Ue snufunudrd with tho
ysroas Substitutes limitations. non s-cfrf hum
bugs, suocus Alirfans." etc, etc. which arc
nov bclng manufactufrd b. various Isr-nns
kuue ~ th.se contain q Finrlc article which
sniUr into the composition Of = ~ There u
only onr swif's sPrcilc, aud there is nothing Ia
the wOfld lac H.
Cnrrrrynir, Mrs. February ~. 1855
Gcriirmrni suffered with ctsrma fof nrariy
two years. and NAa tfuAiod ~ three physicians,
bot thry could d. rir 10 good. tfoke 81 try
hE :. :. y aud lhty told nc u would kill me.
BIT inrd u any way. and nitcr taking slx or
tirhi isitilcs was enmplCisy .nrrl. and have
ngssf bun bulhcfcd ucc win u, and fcCl IL
ndriy u you and rancfiug humanity 70 mako
tbs statement n =. DAVIS.
MoSrrur rlousr, wills Point. TcSa'. :
Apil 8. isSS
Geuilcmeni oar baby when hnt two weeks
Cd was Aitaskcd With q FCfufnluus afcciion
that fnf time destroyed h,f syc.igh entirely.
ard caused us 70 DESPAIR 81 her lie shc VAS
luuird w TIE bcst physlcians viihcui benefit.
We nnally gave hcf swifis sIc,nc, which
snun relieved boz completely and ne u now ~
bale and hearty child " tAfcr AZ can b. found
AsJwbcfc. A. " DnLg.
1tcliisc ~ rinci snd skin Dls-ssy. matlri free
Tirnwtrr SrEciTir Co. Dtasyf ], Atlanta. Ga
hCs lUfk. 80 bfaAdNaJ.
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Reaemr,len ., rnllea s,n,s. 5000.

WAsHS0ros, July -. Senator Palmer
today introduced Iby pquest) n bill pro.
viding that the fund held for the rrdcmp.
ton Of United States notes shall be com
posed Of gold and silver, hall In gold coin
and gold bullion and bali In silver bullion,
equal In value TO the gold half ], pro.
yides that the fund now held In gold coin
or gold bullion in the treasury ior the 10.
demption Of United States treasury notes
and that which may hereafter accumulate
shall hereafter be composed bali NJ gold
aud hall Of silver. namely. Onc.hslt Ia In,
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BIG HATCHIE BAPTISTS.
THEY COMPLETE THEIR LABoRS AND
ADJOURN.
Report OF Yesterdays Proceedings
The Report on Temperance-A Hint
at Boycotting Observation-Disclosures In
Political Contests.

Tho Big Hatchie Baptist ASSOCIATE Oh con-
cludcd its labors yesterday and adjourned.
Reports Of committees were the order Of
the day.
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InIcr.inI. ,aInm.rrc Am,.nhmenis.

WAIuSGroN, July q, Although the
House committee on commerce hts alrrad,
directed a report to be- made To tho House
on the senate hill 10 amend the interstate
commerce act, the subject, 10 p0pcncd
this morning iur tho purpose of enabling
Representative o. Sell, Of rcuusylyauia. tu
offer an additional amendment providing
that after ninety days from the passage ul
the act, u shall BE- unlawful ilr any com.
mon carrier 81 engage in tho transportation
OF passcnrun uf property between ihr syN.
eral States and Territories of the United
States, ~ between Huy place in thc United
States aud a foreign country, over any
route which includes ~ part thcr,oi q
railway or watcfruutc outside Ut the United
States, without fret having procured a
license. This Is the amendment which
was intended 81 countcmCt thc effect oi the
interstate commerce Law on Canadian
routes. After long discussion, the
amendment Vas rejected, by a vote Of d
70
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A good timo 10
ORDER YOUR COAL
q n. BRYAN a co.

Special attention to car load oricus
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The report was discussed by |. L. Trut.
ter, \. j. Dickinson aud :. W. Hampton,
anu then adopted.
At 1870 pm, after extending thanks TO
Rowan Memorial Mission, the citizens oi
South Memphis andthc prcsoi Memphis,
the convention adjoufncd sine die.
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cludcd its labors yesterday and adjourned.
Reports OF committees were the order OF
the day.
THE COMMITTEE or PUBLICATIONS
reported as follows
In order TO interest tho membership OF
our churches in the various departments
Of Christian work they must be informed.
No one can take an interest in anything OF
which he or she il ignorant Hence the
great importance OF getting our people TO
read our Baptist literature, especially our
Baptist papers. We are sorry 10 say that
IN many OF our churches there are very
few religious papers taken. Members that
take our UNCONVENTIONAL papers are more
efficient, and are ready 10 engage in every
good work We cannot understand how
Raptists can he contcntcd TO be ignorant
Of what IL being done in our State, in the
home field and also in the foreign field.
We, therefore, recommend that every fam
ily take one or more OF our denomination
nj papers We recommend the Tennessee
Baptist, published in Memphis, rs worthy
10 he in every family in the Big IIatchc
association. As il gets older IL gets better
and better. We also recommend the B1p.
tit Reflector, published nj Chattanooga, a
most excellent paper. We recommend the
Foreign Mission journal, published at Rich
mond, Va. and Kind Words series, pub
lished at Atlanta, Ga. All Of which is
respectfully submitted.
JouS y. CANADA,
s. +, LAYTON,
SAMUEL PuuLrrrs,
w. A. PLEDGE,
Committee.
The following is the report Of the COM
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-02-07


Unknown, Belgcyue--Lots and tlk W,
$50: tax ! 80 psn1ity 45r, cost Lf dollar. ~
Unknown, D.licyur-Lutf 6, biz % 50. tax
1 80 penalty lJc, cost hf dollar ....-..... 10
I-,lr,yr, R,llrvueI at q nix 25 So tax
20. pen 15c. cost half dollar....-.......
rnErovvn H. IIevuc-Iot3 blk o. so: ia.
/ IN nm Ike east hnlt d.Ilar 2l5
r-ntro,r,, coldi.r-Int1 bIk sand imp $50.
,rv "a nonsity 75r cost inf dollar.. IS
scbodl district so ii taH and PENALTY | IS
I-br,sph leo B1tss-Two hundred and ten
cattle .i57O eleven horses 3s5. tax l4s g.
an,,iied II q ~ haIrnce ,ue - "A 81
r-nlnou, Mountain Uomc--F hf Of ne or
Soc of aud sv, or Of so or see o. tes
&c T. 90. tan 3e ,,f na,ty 3 co co.'s. hf dol 40 10
School district No II tax and penalty 3 eo
T-rtuovyr Roxy R?r-Tfouse on Bake st
100 WfJa West rusrtz mill 1000. tay IL
penalty 10, cost i.................. 81 10
Unknown B,Ileyre--Jot H. blk T. and imp
90 ,ax - 70 ncnoltv T 70 cost Inf dollar s IS
Unknown Ketchum-Iots and q blk 80
ION tsx a p,nalty noe cost hf doiIar 8 80
Grbeol district No 6 tax and penalty 60
rntnoyo Etrbr,n-Iot hi, 90 70 tax
/ 5o nena1tv 1-c COS. he dollar ~ . Is
S"hooi distric IF No tax and penalty l O5
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-02-07
Roberts, George II. Hailey-L"t 10, blk 30,
aud mp, 80; tax 7 90. penalty 10, cost

Roberta, George II. Hailey-L"t 10, blk 30,
aud mp, $50; tax 90. penalty 10, cost
\ dollar .. ................ .. s -
81 School dist!irt No tax and penalty -
Poll and hospital tax and penn!ty.... %
Btee. O =, Bnllon--!Ionse west side Wall
IT. and house east side Wall 81, II; tax
As, penalty 23c, cost q dolar,..... 80. %
Poll and hosptpi tax and peialty..., 60
Rec, Abel Mount ain Home-I!np le1
aryas. 1 mtleA below Mountsia Home $50;
horse sOt tax 6. pana!ty 63c, cost l....... ~
School district No. II tax and penalty %
Rsvsop, Edward. Briggs-Imp on 40 acres
on Camp geek 50: two horses TOO, wagon
Is, h,rnsss A, tax 20, pm 75c "oSt -. 25
Poll snd hospital tax and 'nnlty... B 81
Rilav, ClH. B'iss-.Imp on lGO acres Riley
creek. 15n: two horses 80, wagon and hsr
81: tax I 20, penslty 75c. ccst i.......... D
Rodgers, b r. Lost River--Imp on poss int,
Lost River. AZ: COW -, horse 20, wagon
70; tax =, ren~ity SOC. cost i.............. 3;
Pol and hospital tax and penalty. b 81
RunAell, O, Criclt ,n--I.ot 3, Sc qr % NV
Or. NE Or Of NV ar, NV or So ar Sec ..
IT'S II Is =, and imp, 40: two horses
t0H wagon and harness 6J; tax ID %, pen
/ 10. cost ..................... 10 C.
Pc and hos pit,l tax and pcnGlty.... ;,
Stoker. 4. Re,l.vuc-Nerchaniis 80 q; tax
50, penalty soc. cost y dollar. 10 A
Poll and n. spitai tax and penalty 81
Snow. Rich, B.Nevue--Iot 9, blk 80, IS:
tax &c pen lily &c, cost i duliar.....-.. 3
Poll and hospital tax aid penalty q
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-02-07

Lewis, H C& Jos Pinkham,
Ketchum-Mortg 2lS; tax /
6 "a, pen Csc, cost hf dol 7 W
School dis No 6 tax and pen x ~
Sifers. w A & Co-Balance
on Mortg II; tax SEC, pen /
O4o, cost hf dollar ~
Byrne, Jas H, Hailey-Mortg
800; tax 9, pen 90c, cost Mt al
dollar ~ ~
School dis No 7 tax and pen 8 so
OSLRRCo, Bliss-Twenty-
five miles road bed and
right of way. including SUI
perstructure and all struc-
lures situated thereon, roll
ing stock, side tracks, furni-
ture and fixtures, and allo
the personal property Of the
OSLR r Co, in school
district No 16, at 5000 per
mile, 100000; tax 1850,
cost l 1901 w
OS L r r Co, Hailey-Nine
miles road bed and right of
way, including superstruc.
ture and all structures stu
ated thereon, rolling stock,
side tracks, furniture and
fixtures, and all of the per-
sonal property Of the O ST.
RR Co, in school district
No Z at 5000 per mile, 54,-
600; tax sos, cost 595 90
Coffin Bros, Hailey-Mortg
31S;tax 9 81, pen 95c, cost
hf dollar IL 90
School dis No Z tax and pen 4 90
los LRR Co, Shoshone--
Twenty acres land, more or
less, situated in sec 2, t6s,
II e 200; imp on same
consisting of round house,
machine and repair shops
10000; machinery, tools,
stock and material in shops
$4,000; tax $3.50, pen % so
cost | 1913 so
School dis No II tax and pen 269 13
o S I. r R Co, Shoshope--
Twenty-four miles road bed
and right of way, including
superstructure and all struc-
lures situated thereon, roll
ing stock, side tracks, furni-
ture and fixtures, and all the
personal property of the o
S l. R r Co, in school dis
trict No II, at 5000 per
mile, IA, 700; tax 514 so,
cost l 510 sc
Wild & Bounds, Soldicr-Lot
4, blk 33 and imp $50
School dis No Is tax and pen l IS
Brim, w F, Bellevue-E hf Of
Sec 8. TBS, r 81 E 800
acres and imp, 600; tax Is,
pen l so, cost hf dollar 20 sc
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that, February 9th, 1888, I will sell
in front of the Courthouse, in Haley
Idaho Territory, unless sooner re
deemed, the above, described propert,
and premises, or SO much thereof a:
may be necessary to pay the amour
of delinquent county, territorial ano
special school taxes and costs thereo,
for the year 1887. Sale to begin at
o'clock p. m.
Dated at my Office, in Haley, thi
Goth day of December, 1887.
w. w. YEATES,
Assessor and ex-oflicio Tax Col|ecto
of Alturas county, Idaho.
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Vinynrd. L, Hsiley.--Lot 20, and imp blk II
500. tl3 80, pen :, 81. cost hf dol. ......
School district No I and prnalty....
Poll and hospital and penalty.......
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Having bought j. l.. G. Smiths hack line b.
the Hot Springs, am able to accommodate thu
public at All! hour of THE day or night.
PETER MEVES.
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Mason. Frank Mountain Ilome-Lot ?, blk
80, printing Press 800: tax 10 30, penalty
school district No II tax and penalty 50
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. 80
Mitchell, Jennie. Mountsin Home--Iot
blk and imp 800; tax 3, penalty ooc, cost -.
School district No II tax and penalty i "a
NcGovern. Frank, Howc--Imp on leO acres
on Little Lost River 50, three cows Is. two
horses GO: tax ) 50, penalty IS. cost =. 7 II
Morrison, n =, Eru-~Five horses DO wagon
and harness co. tax ., penalty 9Oc, cost 4
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. 8 30
NeDermttt, Chas, Howe-Imp 100 acres
Little Loot River 100, five horses $50 har-
ness 10; tax 80, penalty 7sc. cost 900. IS
Poll and hospital tax and penaty.... 90
Asrsh. W B. Arco--Imp on NEhl Sec %, T 4
n, Il 10 E, -, FIVE cattle 95 thirty horses
7O,WaGoD -; tax % 20, penalty 81 cost
i.....,......,.......... ................. 80 OF
Txo poll and hospital tax and penalty ii 90
Horfi'on. 81 f. Era,-S = Of NY H. w, w. IN
10 SO. penalty o.. cost 4 dol. .... - o.
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. 30
Motley. Chss, Howe--six horses 30; tax
30, penalty CSC, cost X dol. ............ AZ
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. 81
Nsxaeld, NJ. Corrsl--Imp on poss int Corral
Ureek 100, COW %, two horses TO, harness
IS; tax q, penalty Coo, cost l.............. 7 1O
Marley, E 8, shoshone--NW 4 sw H. Sec
81 \ SEA Sc !. of Sc 4, Sec 6. + 5 s,
~ loo. eight horses $40 two wagons
100 tax Is 60, p"nalty So, cost l........ 19 II
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. 3 90
McLain, s b, Bellevue-Lot 4. blk S and
imp 100; tax 8, penalty soc, y dol. ....... 3 sc
AcLain, Mrs Mollie. Shoshone-Iots and
10. blk ~ and imp $40; tax ~ 20, penalty
School district 10 il lax ana penalty g
McManness. John, Shoshona--Lot 8, blk l3
and imp 400 tax Il, penalty 30 eos: y
School district No u tax and penalty sc
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SIXTEEN PAGES.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOregn.-The news in London; IT was a
gloomy week for the Gladstonians, their reverse
In the DOncaster Parliamentary election being
looked on as u serious defeat. - The prospects
of war seem to be on the increase; the Berlin
correspondent of the Associated Press says that
a conflict is inevitable. - Great snow-storms
prevail in England, blocking travel and stopping
work - Notwithstanding the bulletins issued
by the doctors, it is believed in Berlin that the
Crown Prince viii die within three months.
Domestic.-The officials OF the Chicago, Bur
Engton and Quincy refused to grant the demands
of the locomotive engineers, and strike is eX-
pected on Monday. - A food occurred in the
Delaware and LehiGh Rivers. - The bona OF
Judge Alexander McCue as Assistant Treasurer
In NewYork was received at the Treasury De
partment. - Thieves committed depredatlohs
In Mt. Vernon. Ill Mayor yarnell visited Chi
caeO seeking aid - County assessors at
Canandaigua were indicted for perjury. -
The striking Reading engineers threatened to
apply for work to the Burlington officials, II a
strike occurred on that line.
City and Suburban.-Flattering reports Of
Republican prospects made to the Executive Com
mittce of the League. 60 The Senate Committee
investigated several trusts; John ID. Rockefeller
10 be examined tomorrow - Dr. Crosby to
celebrate the twenty-Gfth anniversary OF his pas
toratc in this city. - The daughter Of Colonel
Joel W. Mason eoped with Joseph Powell a cigar
manufacturer - Marriage Of Fraulein Leh-
mann to Herr Kalisch, the German tenor -
An elderly woman run in Broadway and
killed; she is said to be artist from Geneva
n. Y. - A combination OF wPingcr makers
completed - Stocks dull and lower, closing
steady at quotations.
The Weather Indications for to-day Fair.
Temperature yesterday: Highest, 46 degrees !:
lowest, 49, average, 40 3-4.