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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-11

And the efficacy OF its action have
rendered the famous California
liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs,
immensely popular. 1t Cleanses
and Tones up the clogged and
feverish System, and dispels Head
aches, Colds and Fevers. For sale
by Geo, G. Thaxter, Agent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-11
Every Citizen Must be On
Deck.

Lively CHtAZcu must NC vi
Deck.
The first Agricultural Fair held
in this city was much more of a
success than anyone anticipated,
and when it was over everybody ex-
pressed themselves ready to make a
bigger display than ever this year.
The horsemen from abroad were
loud in their praise of the good
treatment received here, and will
come again. The town people and
the Valley people are all thoroughly
aroused to the idea that some day
Ormsby District will beat the State
Fair, and SO the feeling in favor OF
the FAIR increases daily.
Tonight there will be a citizens
meeting to talk over Fair matters,
and everyone who has any pride in
District No. l and its products
ought to be on hand to help set the
ball rolling. Men who stand back
at a time like this are not men who
have the progress and prosperity OF
the county at heart. Let no live
business man and taxpayer fail to
he there.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-11

What has become of the Sher
man boom?
Don't forget the Agricultu ra
meeting tonight.
Judge Sabiu, lett for San Fran
cisco last evening.
The new V. &: T. time table
went into effect yesterday.
| Senator Forbes, Of Hawthorne
was in the city Yesterday.
Pay day at the shops has start
ed considerable money in circula-
ton.
The city election is advertised
for Monday May 9TH. Register al
once.
A good many Virginia people
are down at Shaw's Springs, getting
relief from its waters.
The sad announcement is made
that Mart Follett's little child at
GIenbrook has suffered relapse.
If you have a cold, cough,
bronchitis, or any form OF throat or
lung disease, do not neglect it.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, if promptly
taken, will speedily relieve and
cure all ailments of this character.
"A Norman stallion is on exhi-
bition in this city brought over from
Gilroy, CAL, which is 1SI hands
high and weighs 100. The ami
NAL is a symetrlcal giant. and ad-
mIred by every lover of superior
horse flesh.
-Catarrh, when chronic, be-
comes very offensive. 1t is i'm
possible to be otherwise healthy,
and, at the same time afflicted with
This dlsagreeable disease,
in its most obstinate and dangerous
forms, can be cured by the use of
Ayers Sarsaparilla.
The extraordinary secrecy with
Which the funeral OF Jacob Sharp
has been conducted is almost suffi-
Gent to suggest the theory that the
illustrious boodler is not really
dead, but has been freed from pun
shment by the familiar expedient
Of dummy burial.-Examiner.
The miners on the base-range
Of Nevada have hard times enough
With the low price OF silver without
being still further handicapped by a !
lrop in the price OF lead, which
would follow the 90 per cent. reduc- |
ion of duty contemplated by the
Nils bill. The lead in the ore
bout pays the cost of milling.-S.
!. Bulletin.
Director Kimball wants to have |
he Carson Mint reduced to an as
ay office. Mr.. Kimball will get a
marked copy OF the Carson APPEAL
hat will make his head swim ii he !
sn't more cautious.-Post.
We don't know what effect such
. copy would have on KimbaIl, but
the Washington officials would
cad the APPEAL more carefully
hey would not be everlastingly vio-
ating the coinage law in the inter
sts OF Wall street.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-11

Nevada is going strong into al
falfa this Spring. Thousands of
acres of sagebrush lands in the
State will be turned into alfalfa
fields this Summer.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-11
The Winning Numbers.

The following numbers win the
big prizes in Louisiana State Lot
terry:
1865; 1882; 1O.079; 5,175;
SO, G29; 25,957; $3.50; 30,679;
and 81, 161.
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II office.

II the scoundrels who are stealing
from me, under pretense of buying
from Willie, repeat the offence, l
will prosecute and send them to
the penitentiary.
RoBr. NJ. CLARKE.
Those who have been imposing
on Gen. Clarke through his son
Willie, are apt to be brought up
with a round turn if they continue
in their contemplate work. This
thing has been done for some years
in Carson, and if Mr.. Clarke made
an example of these parties he
would be endorsed by every welt
thinking man in this community.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-11

Mr.. Hugh Vail and Miss Edith
Rising, daughter of Judge Rising,
of Virginia City, will be married on
the 18th inst. at st. Paul's Episco-
pal Church in Virginia.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-11

az sStaa De hGcdtcn az SAKsoH
The Elko Free Press has the fol
lowing:
Thursday, J. S. Mayhugh re
ceIyed the following letters from
Washington. in regard to the peti
ton forwarded from here, asking
that the Fort Halleck Post be turn
ed into an Indian school.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, }
OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS,
WASHINGTON, March "A, 1857
Hon. WIZ. STEWART, U. S. SENATE,
CRY.
DEAR SIR Il have the honor OF
acknowledging the receipt of your
letter OF the 18th inst, inclosing
petition from citizens of Elko coun-
ty, Nevada, asking that bill be
passed in Congress for establishing
an Indian school on the Fort Hal
leck reservation, and referring
thereto, you are respectively advis-
ed that if Congress makes appro-
priations for such purpose l will
cheerfully do all in my power to
advance the interests of the
school.
Inasmuch, however, as q bill is
now before Congress for establishing
an Indian school st Reno, Nevada,
1 would respectively suggest that if
the bill becomes a law, it mi ht be
good policy to wait until that school
is established and it can be ascer-
tanned whether Indians of the State
Will support it by sending their
children. If the school at Reno be
a success it would be good rea-
son for establishing another for the
benefit OF more Indian children.
Very respectfully,
j. d. G.. ATKINS,
Commissioner.
UNITED STATES SENATE,)
WASHINGTON, March 80, 1851
JOHN S. MAYHUGH:-Yours of
recent date, and petition in regard
to the establishment Of an Indian
school on Fort Halleck Reserva-
ton, came duly to ham. Before
any move in Congress l
thought it best to get the opinion of |
the Commissioner on INDIAN Affairs
on the subject, and / enclose you
his reply. There may be some
thing in his suggestion that it would |
be we'll not to press bills for two
schools now until the one which is
on the high road to being establish |
ed at Carson is tried. l shall bear !
Tie matter in mind and hope to ac-
the desire of the petition
ers in the end. l believe there |
ought to be another school estab-
ished in the Eastern part of the
State.
The reference of the Commission
,r to Reno was mistake. | have
seen the Commissioner and Score
AIRY OF the Interior about it. They
say that as the people of Ormsby
county have taken the initiative
step in the matter, the school will
De located in Carson, and besides it
Deingth home of the much-neglected
Washoe Indians it is right that it
should be located where they can
attend school without fear of perse-
.ution BY the Piutes. The Wash
,es would be very reluctant to have
heir children sent to a locality to
,e educated where they would be
by Piutes.
Yours, very truly,
VIM. M. STEWART.
AGRICULTURAL MEETING.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-11

Eureka Sentinel political item
"Boss" Sadler announces that be
will be an independent candidate
for State Senator at the coming
election.
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NOTICE Is HEREDY GIVEN

NOTICE Is HEkEBY GIVEN
~ by the undersigned, executor of
the Estate of John Downing, deceased,
to the creditors of and all persons hav-
ing claims against the deceased to ex-
hibi. them with the proper vouchers
within TWO WEEKS after the first
publication of this notice 10 said ex-
ecutor Mt his residence at Brunswick.
Ormsby County, Nevada. or to James
d. Torreyson. Attorney for said estate at
his Office in Carson City. Nevada.
ID. p. HICKEY,
Executor Of the estate of
John Downing, Deceased.
Carson City, New April 9th, 1885, 1w
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10 10 - A. NJ, 2 to and 7 to PM.
inches
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STOCKS

Ophir-S5
Mexican .
Gould & Curry O5
Best & Beicher-5i
Con. Cal. G Va -l3s
Savage-Js
Hale & Norcross-9k
Yellow Jacket-Ss
Belcher-6s
North Belle Isle 81
Alpha-26J
Sierra Nevada 20
Exchequer-i 75
Seq. Belcher-425
Overman-2 Is
Alta III
Crown Point-5g
Unlon-4 ~
Andes-l 60
Bod!e-o Is
Challenge-Sa
Utah Il 81
Scorpion-s5c
Mt. Diablo-4 IS
Navajo so
Kentuck-3 10
Eureka Con.-i1s
Imperial-6f
ConSdence-32
Nevada Queen ~
Chollar-54
PotOsi-4 60
Baltimore-95c
Bullion-i So
Mono-1 S.
Peer less-1 40
WeldOn-1ic
CaledOnla-10c
Silver Hill-60c
Julia-65c
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Rolls of Honor.
MISS FRENcH's CLASS.

May Murray, Uly Brule, Tom Eas.
ton Elsie Cottrell, Della Brule,
Harry Brule, Charlie Kaiser, Pearl
David, George Davis, Minnie Kat
tleman, Aide5ert Lee, Nettie Cain,
George Kaiser, Miltie Dority, john
McCrimmon, Ross Elliott, Cora
Elliott, Will Kattleman, Julian
Guion, Cora Combs, Lola Davis,
Louis Simpson, Ethel Willard,
David Winters. George Trap, Al
fred Kaiser, Eddie Burlington,
MISS scHNEIDER's CLASS.
Lottie Meder, Annie Schulz,
Stella Latta, Vernie Bright, Minnie
Burk, Edna Mills, Flora Cottrell,
Emma Trapp, Nora Newman,
Dora Danhauser, Grace Herrick,
Frank Bruette.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-11
J. r. REOMAN, M. D.
Physician, Surgeon and 0hite!rician

Chronic diseases. as well as those pc.
euliar to females, a speciality,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-11

Prepared to treat diseases amenable
to electricity.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-11
AGRICULTURAL MEETING.

VIM. NJ. STEWART.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-01
TEnnETsnIAE HEwn

ToboRRanine Is ~ the 40 ii spotans.
ThsFs noe lo7 saaviots IL shs pe.l-
to1iiaFY.
A new eoneentEatoF will BE- erecsea q,
Milo ssis month.
Clarke eogniy has ~ veterans ao a.
pension roll. vho rsosiss e8.00l 7s -.
naallg.
y militia IL apsk4ns ha.s sse,,,ss
.seif neE suits and are iabiisnl d con
etqasBge.
MEs. Z = HonRht1n, Of epoksms ssil
into = asiiatsay early iasl ,aesf 80
snsiaiasd solious fniaEies.
Il y reported thas ina astasl wsrh az
sonstrneiiau af taa Yana0aEss Kfieki.
al md Yakima rsiiKcad vii berln
nbout ths miadls q 5asuasy.
Major hen5annin p. Moosm, iass frrss
80 O lgiila section. aaYa - nsi1se n4
fh1t sIeI1i,g kEe Iaefiae ueI. sd a.
miofgs eft - soos fffif8 qetT fta -
bare EGsspsata 81 iha e54afaa. ~
anseltes 4 FrnniaE SD x sal fs4.1.
opmeut j. eeinz cons 81 itt nssfs.--
eqcsaas a1fea
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-01

A oAIsr EaOM nm oARIEAE.

Regular Cor. Pest fmeoiEiQencsr.1
Ia view Of the present smallpox scare,
and believing al ounce Of prevention
worth many pouHda Of cure, the city
council held 9 special meeiing last
evening te consider the matter. The
marshal was ordered 10 visit sn incem-
ing steamers, and the committee on
public health and police were author.
should any Gases oecur Ia our midst,
they conld be suitably cared for. Also
10 enQaqe q suitable pegson as nurse,
Who should be In readiness for service.
DR.. Newell vas designated as the ply
sieian 70 care for such cases.
The little steamer Colby sank early
this morning while anchored &c bef
wharf. u is not known what caused
her 10 dll, but 10 Is suppoeed the Good
ina threw her against the bridge with
force enough 10 break hole IN her.
She belongs 10 the Maloney Brothers,
OF Olympia, and is used for iobbing on
the upper soand. No one vas aboard
at the time. The Willis fhis morning
toWed her out upon q spit whore the
tide will leave her dry and the nature Of
the damage can be asoertained.
The w. K. Merwin this morning
bronqht 26 tons Of feed for the camp Of
Mr.. l. O. Ellis.
Ths eauss The Territory W. Angus
McOlain viii not be heard at this term
OF the supreme court. An order uill
probably be asked for 90 have him
taken 20 WallA Waila for safe keeping
This assures him another years. lease Of
life.
The council chambsE being in nee,
the enureme court. which oonvensa 70.
morrow, will hold sessions in Tacoms
OI4srrA, Dec. 81. 1887.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-01

ST. PErEzaDu1a. Dee. n.-kersons ID
political circles here profess 10 b as
tanisbsd a. the oonsianals Eapsaled -
ssxticns that Russia fnfsnos 70 erosG
the fgoHtieEs Of Austria OF Germany.
Ehs czaz. d Il sai1. has 20 idea of 0csn
pgina BalgaFiA. 5ak ta Fesolved not %
FseoRniza The peessnf state q aMnkTs 4
nc change oecars IN the RossEumeut 0f
thAs country. TIE Bulgarian Qasslioe
wiIl remAin al cpsn ons - far Ea Rua-
sia is eouceFeed. Russia doea nst de-
atrs 70 unake Bel1AHia 8 Rnssisu
psDTinca 90 kaamsnia separates Has.
"A krom BniNafiA Ena F6esmf military
nogameusa wsns lkkea eaiaiy feF TIE
parpose e assuftHE ne Eatsl7 of ~
frnnltEF.
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rHE purrm or AaEET cooREA aas
DouEEHD Up.

rHR pUTTs OF AGENT CooFEA ann
DouEzED Up.
QV, Coopar, freight and ticket agent
Of he NoFtheFn Pseihc, has been ap-
pointed agent foE TIE Oregon Railway
n Navigation Oumpany 20 this port
Mr. Cooper will hil The place f0F both
campsnies, hence The appointment
naeana the diBapntlEnRnce Of the sepa-
F,se ofaoe which IL nov held By 3. ID.
Howe. The new arrangements conten
ulats bat little change h The worktnes
of tie companies here. Mr.. Cooper
hss practically been the agsnt fer She
OFeenn Railway 4 Navigation sincs
( lIaufaln Cancey's premotion. PFevi
ous 10 thaa tins the parseEs Of the ssv-
ersl boats cE The ooGpa1y on khe Sound
rspoFtsd 10 Captain OianeeT end the
80 e. details OF service we're dcne
thrca0h the otiee here. When this vas
an aransfsFTed 10 Portland On the ocua-
rion 81 The fsaant change 4 lefh little
hnriness far The afHee heRe aai6e from
shst done hy Agent Cooper n the Nor
enern PRcihc freight ofHae, whose dnty
4 - q sscsiRe and eispatsh tie
frsSeha q both hnas. Mr.. HoWe, VITO
hae been here but few weeks Gince the
shanRe FeferFe4 70. wili prohably ansapi
~ areneg for the eumpany as ficteFis,
vhiek les been isndeFsd - bin.
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pqzsksl slnAsd uucls sna & RnetssL
~ Duu. al q khesa wuals a. 80
exzx hnNs been secured woola Thess
Sqo.. nzxe % u4ny Instances enlersa
- Onltea elete4 e the low dutF iirnil.
~ eenas. o1haEx Keain Al htns anlv
AMkt, cemta. whnn nil should kkve 1,nisi
oel4 - s1eersa wools.
1he ersn41Iens dnaIsnefInn a. the.s
weels aa1 bsnezl1d tks Amafiaan IN
PoxseHs qna have been ooRrenpunainr
ta14 - - honest 8oof uoernhnnls nnf
g the Dnilea Stases Qageznment. Thnf
tAls lee1 wlH SeaaA between &1kaoo 01e
sd SxoI0oooo b sery rrobahle.
That sA2rses il ths fn ehe ln.nio, a.
woqi aaigpAd from Odessa and RaslaH
ala fAlse and are inasodmasd far
tie puEpogs ef defrandinR ne rss-
e4aei thae Ne eommisions ebaFesf
ase never pAid - cpumiarl1ns; tha1 IL
le1lllmais Nnd proper chnxRea haVs
been excessive, that fhs gross waiuht ID
40 invoice hascanssd great los q Esss-
znes ana has bean a1ooesslallV prao-
ueea fnx many geaEs; thaA sho Interests
of tho united HsaAea feQnffa q ptrms~
nene closlng Of the Reset consular
agency and fba4 a salarisd eaoRsl
snonld - agnt 70 HaaloA On D8a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-01

rHR SEALING sc4ooNERs-vr vrcFanfx roa-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEWG
VICTORIA. q. G., Dec. si.-lspsclal -
LhnFie9 HpEinT. aWnaf o. the aeNllnQ
aehooneEs seizs n 1851, las hsen nofinod
thai th8 Americas government haa ors
dered TIE Feloaee of the Caroline. Onward
and Thornton. with al their tEckla. ~
thaT now he ~ 0nnalaaka. The owners
hsrs state tkat theT WI not take Ire
achoosors unle1s delivered 10 fha Sane
condition 81 Whan eoiEsd end unless tag
FecaiFe also tbs value of thn nkina. II
viii be fmpcNibie 70 pronee1 70 Omnaias.
"a oKcep4 81 & gfea1eE cost than fke
sehooneEs are Wor1h. Ih8 paTEaent o.
costs equivaiant for the vsseeis anA fhslr
catch. vii pFobaeay BE- Tie 6nmi result.
AuIhaTtsatEta neW1 has osrn aeeefaa4
with FeEard % tbs f1FfihcatiosS ia =
ezsrted n Ni6toKia'a neiea saf ! 1o5. Tfs'es
will c1nAtst 0f feM t1Fss mounled viii
heavy EnnA cns en 8ianaaIaY Pninf neer
Victoria AarooE enfFnnca. o1aoa Ecu.
aaa1it hla. ere neaT FifKzFd LiriTf tke e.
ezAnoa e KsqniH1auli kartor, cse a. -
hleh ground Ia Nsauinalila T.agonr.
WGTk Wii ooF1Dauo1 aharfir.
The baKk CatifHnia. bsarhef A ca
slainss far fer4lfE' ErrAsa . ienk aaa VI
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m. MAcKKxxrx n GREATLY PLEASED ovnR
ms TNPnoyxD ooNnrTToN.

m. MAcKENzEz a GREATLY PLEASED ovBR
HB uEPnovBD ooNDrzIoN.
LoaBoN, Dec. 8.-In an interview 10
day DR.. Mackenzie stated that be was
greatly pleased With She improvement
ID the condition VI Grown Prince Fred
eRiek William. Dr.. Mackenzie said
thai he had never admitted that the
disease from watch the crown prince
suffered was q cancer. The only state
mena be had made which could be 20
construed was In last November, when
be said that the neW growth was cancer
like. The microscope. by the use
Of which alone can the nature Of the
disease be asceFkained. 80 far shows
that II Is not malignant. The symptoms
taat were 30 alarming In November
have passed away. DE-. Mackenzie said,
however, that II the disease is not can
Ger, ID certainly is very protrsotsd.
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AxOrmKR CoEEIsEon.
THRKR TBknnGKN LOSE THKm LIvKs Bur
TIE PkssKRaEns WIRE UNHUnT.

THRKR TBAnHzGKN LOSE THKm LTvEs Bur
TIE PkssKRaERs wEHz UEHUnT.
CuumnAII, Dec. 3l.-The limited
trains north and south bound on shs
Cinoinnati Soutbefn oolIided this after
noon near Greenwood, KeDlueky. Tha
officials Of the Cincinnati southern Pail.
road here say thai the acoldsnf vas
caused By the cendncloF and engineer
misFeading their orders. Mona Of the
passengers were injured. On ihs south
bonud train the baagaQenmn and mail
agent we're killed. On the north bound
trsi1 the baRgaRemaaler waa killed and
the nreman vas badly injured. The
mall and baggage cars we're DESTROYED.
No fugther particulars Of the Ciuoin-
natl Seafhefn wreck can be obtained
hare. All teleRraphio lines baiWpen this
city and Crossword 'axn dowH. Not
wilhstanding ell tie statements Of the
Cineinnaii bouthern 0faslals, TIE epin-
lon prevails THAI aome passengers we're
injured. Tue trains win be iass.
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KxoFTEMEMT axExL PMsgArEA II afa
FRAHGIsco.
sAN FnANolsoo. Dec. -Exciismsni
still prevails In the neiahbcFhood OF the
health once over he SMALLPOX scare.
Several hundred people presented them
selves Tor vAeoinalisn - soon as tae
doors were opened this uncgnine.
One thousand and twenty seEsn
persons we're Eaeefnatsd tbers yosssr-
day, and Il ls expecied that ths number
viii be increased today. Other pnblie
vaccinatoFs and prlvute physicians Ia
all parts Of tbs city were busy az das
With the v0Fk. One more death fForn
amailpox aud fouF nee eases wefe ra.
ported e. The health of1es this morning.
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weeL Fnon EEssIa.
spauzAL nsRoaz % xEn xRADx Fnsm m |
oossUE At onHzsA.

oo8suL AT ouzz8A.
WAammaroN. Dsa. 3f.-Ths United
esates eonsni at Odessa. Ruansa, has
made 9 apeclal rspoFt 10 ths dspaglrnsnf
of sinas II regard 10 The eoadliion of
- wool fEads between eoalhsFn Rassia
ana the United States. The con .i1si0ns
81 ths rspoFt, which II ccntaiDed il
pamphlst Of - paGss, ere bEieily stated
A foli0was
That aha v0oi tr1de between soufh
Rassia and The United States has hesn
enKFied On for tgsntg yeaFs, greatly %
sha dsteimHnt OF the Kswanna az the
United States AL % tas wnot shisped
frou soz1h Ruszfa - TIE United Sfstns
Is The pTopsEtg e thFee O. fouF Arnsri-
aan tmpaEasra Ghnss impoFiars are ID
esrnti1natan viii Tie ahippsfs and
hGsa esDspirsd % preFent fhs reaaeni-
stun % ths markel pxies for so-aalisd
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SURROGATE ROLLINS VIII EoT PRoBkTE
THB ALkK0KD VIII on SAMKg
n. PArER.

NM8 AAAAENAA0 WAANAa W eAMAN
n. PArEE.
NKw YoaE. Dso. Sl.-Tha famous con
test over the estate Of the late James h.
Paine, the missg Of refined tasfe and
extraordinary intelligence. Who lived
and died Ia BleeckeR stFeei, leaving over
$4,000 ln cash, was decided today by
SurroRate Rollins. He dsclined % ad-
nit tue viii Of whieh James II. ward
vel vas soie ieRatea and propunent,
holding that Paine vas inoaRaci-
iasad. The vissory d won By
lks Olsageits. Of Boston. the old
missr's relatives, Who opposed the At
tempt to prove "a alleged lost viii.
John II. WaFdwell did not live % Wit
nsss bis defeas. TIE surrogate. IN lis
dsnlaion, says that the petitionfF sought
ths probate Of an inEtFumens which Was
claimed 10 have heen executed by
Paine a bis last viii and testament. No
via answering 10 that description hes
been ptednned and has never been sinae
tke deeedsnt's death.
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srArr on sexsrKanArnox.
THA- n WHAT THE NAVAL kuTHoaET1Ks
HAVE SUDDENLY BKKN PLUNGED
MTo.


HAVE SUDDENLY BnKN PLUNGED
Mxo.
WAsEm0E0N, Dee. 3l.-The naval cir
cles have bsen thrown into q sfats Of
CONSERVATION by rsoent reports from
California, relative 30 the discovery Of
q grave defect IN the steel intended 30
be used IN the cFuiseF Charleston, noW
beinQ built In that state. while an ct.
tempt was being made recently 60 land
soms slightly heavy eight inch steel
dock beams, several of them snap.
ped 10 pIeces under the strain Of the
hydraulic Jack 10 the great astonishment
Of the sonstruction ofiioefs. TIE steel
vas from the East aud had been thor
ouehly tested according 10 the require
ments Of the steel board, standing sue
esssfuiiy ell tests as 10 tensile eiunga-
ton, elasticity, ete. Much Of this steal
has already been used 10 the oonsfFuo-
tion Of other cruisers and gunboais now
building, and The alarming feature Of
ths accident at tie California ship
yard Il that Il easta great douht upon
tee strength Of the mateFiai that has
already besn built into The Hhips, and
mag fail Unexpectedly 81 critical mo
uaau4
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