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furlongs; for beaten
FOURTH RAcE-Five
horses; purse $500.
a quarter; selling; purse
a half furlongs. Purse

SIXTH RAcE-Six and a he
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-12-22
STEWARDS BILL.

The EIko ISDEPEsDgSF which for
a Democratic paper is generally fair,
gets bldl: OF lis base when il Iikcns
Ssas.or Si9wa.;,s slyer bill 10 S=cre-
tay NInioms single standard
theory.IRaao Gazette.
II Senator Stexlrt's BIZ should
ever become z Law ne fear :aat II It's
operation II wll be found 70 bs rery
unsatisfactory to the advocates for
free coidasa- b. the may, what's the
matter with gold that the S>lato-
should introiucs a oil authorizing
its free coinage: Ne have frSz CHI
age OF gold, pow lei Us haze : i1w
placing silver on N equal footing
as a precious metal We zaoao=z
and will BE- satisfied w5;a nothing
lAsS Let silver or-uPy th= sane
position which 1t did i-o2 tie toaadz-
ton Of the s-oTernDeat 6o~a 70 tia
year 1873, and there VII o. 70 psses
sity OF passing iaEs Ehich zr coz
promise with the a-dgecztes Il GOLD Is
the only standard oEalps
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-12-22
Erastns HanEins pardoned.

Mondays Sacramento Bee says:
Governor Waterman today Issued
a pardon to Eras,us Hankins, con-
victed Of manslaughter in Los An.
geles county in Derember. 1888, and
sentenced to five years imprisonment.
The prisoner is 81 years Of age and
killed a man named krerson. The
Governor Says; at has boen ghown
by the evidence pre5cDtei 10 tne for
examination tina. the prisoner was
the victim Of iUngycOntinuci Pefaecu.
ton ii the haDds Of doecaed liver.
Fon) and 6eceasei's wife; that he 1as
a pcscesuL good citizen and bore al
e1eelise; repatst5ea; tbaiihe sboyt-
ing d essd gsersoa wss not pTcneit-
tatzd. and Hs5 clearly Nan s1=6eafsl
character Ard ~kFtezs, Us
ton for ereratirs sssDsa9k a ssss
signed w all bat iso Il :Gs s-e
Esoe being died. aai II ssyss 81
leading citizens oItbs ely al szsaty
OF Las Angeles.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-12-22
Charles z. L=ashton.

Cbarles I. Laughter, formerly
Lieutenant-Gore-n OF Neraia, and
lately elsst=i to a lik= position in the
nex State Of Washington. IS the
general subie-; OF c1:nnAat Sita tho
papers OF that State. He Is sacussi
- making UP The Senate Committees
! he interest OF the Northern Pacific
4aaiiroad- Llugh.on has5o 2agaau:
abused the t.ust rePossl in him tia;
there Is talk OF abalish!nE the oEies
TO which he WAS elected. Tn Ssztle
Post-InteIligencer, The beading Re
publican paper Of the ne% STATE, is
after him redeyei. In a recent issue
it says editorially:
Where there Is much which can
not be thought OF without cesp cha.
grin. and much TO condemn with ut
mczt severity. it IS necessary al this
time to name but a single instance
.ha craftsmanship OF the Corporations
Committee. or this COMMITTEES. which
Will nave for Its spec.ai pa ali
legislation relative to railroad inter
ests, Mr.. Llughtoa has made q no
torious corporation agent and tool
the chairman. There could have
boen but n purpose 10 putting Sir.
Owings at the head OF this commit
tee, namely, to servo tho railroads.
His character and bis past relations
to corporation iobber and legislative
jugglery are too notorious 10 have
escaped the knowledge Of Sir. Laugh
tom
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-12-22
rae o rnIAL
verde. Of The jury.

N"H ....
A dispatch dated Chicago. Ds. &c,
gives che particulars OF the resEit OF
the Cronin trial and the verdict o:
the jury uhieh was as follows:
we, the iury, find the defendant,
John F. BeSss not guilty.
I'VE, the jury, find The defendant.
John Knnre, gu l;y OF mznsiaya. T
as charged in the i~ndictnsnt- and fix
bis punishment at imprisonment IN
the pcait,ntiaEy fos the tern OF three
years
we, the jury, find the defendants,
Daniel CoughEin. Patrick 0Sulliv n
aud Martin Burke. guilty OF murder
in manner and form as ebarsed in the
Indictment, and fr the penalty al i'm
prisonmen. IN the peniientinry for the
term Of their natural mes
A. the request o: tie defense the
jury was then polIei and rcltfrmed
thu verdict
Sim itIaao1s With the announce
ment OF the verdict Couehlia- oSulEi-
van and Burke tarnoi deataly pale,
while Kunze started suddenly trou
his set ard q momtns l7tss dropped
his hosd upoa his breast and burst
into tears
II MAS rot until afternpon that the
!ury finally cane ton verdict, AID
then II WIS that ,Jlror Cuiyer. wbo
had been voting FOR acauittal for an
the defendants since the iay weat
CUT, consented to a oonpronise- Tie
o;her jurors were tu- hanging Burk
Coughlin and OSuiivaa, while he
vas for letting them all OF. Culver
finally agreed to a life ssntsac> for
tbs three The iury was practically
unanimous on the subject OF Beggs
acquittal, and but little time was
needed to fx Kunze's term
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-12-22
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Depot IIotei--Clark & Green. Pro.
prietors.

JOHN Murphy, ] ] Murphy, For;
Ha.lsck: FeTmar L Boyle. Buffalo
N Y: Miss Maggie Wright. Star Val
ley; Oliver Rife, Mound; John Crib
bin. T~uscarorn.
CD Bo5k5wItz. S T: Mrs p Murphy,
Eureka:J E OStesby, p, RR;
IL " Adams, TIP Ry; J Ii Moore.
Ruby Valley; 4 Fisher. RP iTamill,
Wells: J A Robertson. p Ii McDer.
mott, Lamoillc; Fred Benson, Winnie.
mucea: Al sicDoEell, Virginia City;
Is p Ctotts. Oablanj, Iowa: Mrs G +
Williams. Mrs Lincbargcr, Carlin.
Mss Helen Robertson, L ii McDeF.
t1U;t. La1qOille: %rs ) Robinson. J a
Melutcsh. Carlin: Giovanni Elennc,
BaIlioa: Jnu HlcGinnis, Mound Val.
&T: Lw Paine & wife. Louisville,
Hy: bsifes Johns, Salt Lake City;
6Y Lancaster. Alameda
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-12-22
She Furshased Him.

Miss Gweadoline Caldwell, another
shallow brainsi American, has sue
ceeded in purchasing Prince Murat
and will soon take him as a husband
The Prince Is 50 cranp>d financially
that h=has consented 10 take what
ever tha rich and bzAialeS woman is
willing to give him, and N vieE OF his
remarkable coadesce&na It .sthaught
.ihat Mss CildweIl viii come down
lib>zally. Saeh iasocy on the part OF
American women IS i disgrace to the
nation.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-12-22
,John smr,~

j. A. Bios ON is in reosipt OF a let
ter from John & Smrl@ the cid Sur
vcsor. one OF the bast known men in
the State. but owing 10 some untor.
tanate malady, al present 8 ward OF
the State, and in the State Insane
Asylum. He writes 4 cheerful tester-
that his heaithi is good. and treatmen:
under DIR. Bishop tint Class, but hs
has gained 50 mu$h in flesh that Ii
is almost iacapaci:s:ed frpE. moving
about He ssys he row weighs 500
pounds John CO many friends viii
be cad to learn that he is in god
spirits-Ceniral Neyadan.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-12-22
Recess Nominations

Tns President sat : h-re bath G.
ra>@ roainsisolz 20 :Ae Safe L.:
Tuzsisy. a1Ua= Eh&>A Ee-e tSs To-
ioEi1-= Win Z Dz-oi Szge--
i.ssa3s-t or - HAT ~ So Fan
ESQ; C,la-.=s II L2E-. AYgzAs- -
SIN FEoes>o- SzzCl O. W.
Sa2e-sa:sr5@=t O. To- I21zt CEz9a
CITY, Nsv: Lynaa Z kl2p Cur
z-cc- c. AzssEz
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-12-22
tEcCial Noticr.

Any II having n bill or claim
against tho undersigned, is hereby
requested TO prcrcnt tho samo at
Mountain City On or before the first
day OF january, 1899, for payment.
All hills duo the undersigned, unless
satisfactorily ecttlcd by the above
date, viii be given in the hands OF M
attorney for collection.
BEwrs GoIDsrEIX.
Mountain City, Dec Q, 1889.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-12-22
Live And Lpt Liyp.

Those who desire fresh Groceries
mud Provisions. as we'll IA Glassware,
Quccnswarc, ctc., should not fail to
examine my stock and prices before
purchasing.
a penny saved 10 asgood ns u penny
earned md you u save money by puf.
chasing goods nj home. carry a
largo stock OF reasonable goods nnd
will soil at 1.-Two and lot 1.-Two pricos.
2.lS II. CuAsx.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-12-22
Q. w. HULL
SEALED PROPOSALS

Iron motion tic iu ri 81 County Com.
missiuU'T = q! ElkO count Orit th.iT Clerk
- ndy'TiFv f,r S,Glsl prHfO.nls tn Cr,C; a
bulge HrrIsS ihuS South FORK Uf The Humboldt
River Un whrt f. nov rs the ~hrrI,rl
rp#d; 'R'l h'idr' Ia lie constructed ~ fnl.
lots. To- wit: Ni:h 5~sirirgcrs. either ~ s
sHWCl sir.nc'ri. or cottonwood si'iugcrs :
Inches IN diameter. at the small end. 30 iCrt
In length, with CsdIr ~ UtAcnts allied NTH
S'uuC on each & e. Slii ~'Tirggfs TO OvCfllp
sHti ElutmrI!s rt ! net 1 feet. with orc hrn'
In tho g IT 70: IT, riiEc. 10 10 CnnstwCt-l
ri 10 \ ., wei q uI'rL. wn'tisri 10 ether.
typ rId = ii"nt. aud SINK tt H. -, . lot hc.
low lac 't-l - = ~ 't-"irl. saiI d, q, [, h-
ono ( Ot iUiT iN,l csllgrur nj each niutmrrt
tEHG Ihv rT.s 1t --li = | lin ih"r,tu: T.
lr rpvvfCl vita Iirri iircHgs NIX: sci
IBID - 10 " IT les itfst a. dth wiz
su' - mi | NFu6.-ri = rn Sr~h Il Ir. nrd .riI
ltil " 20 %" 80. ~ ~ s'si Firm ri lrru; -
tons; toe W. ! 10 1C ball In y lCNl work.
wnU.litr Trlrur gnd root rr"'nrr'cs on
hytt 'l'c'ui sfillri ~ tp 80 iuiit ard lev.
Clrl ~ 60 itc to- 'uT &C. Of The sine.
TEC sid ro'ri ~ottuprris TOM "a III o-Cn
TIVE Sr1i Il lrnIOs l. for the huldirp of stIl
lriiCr o. tho 2sii rrv Of DCcCmiTr. Iss1.
rnd .r.sh'Vrs Ia Itself the right t6toJcct amy
or oil BIDS.
L. o. HENDERSON,
clerk.
Eiko, Dec. o, 1859,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-12-22
Silco:t-s Coin.

At a session OF the Slcott Dstalca-
ton Committee on Tuesday it be-
zane eviiaat that the majority was in
favor Q: 40 appropriation bill to cover
the deficiency. Tae minority Oppose
this aud il necessary will make a
a minority report No doubt those
who saferei a loss by the ~de,alcatioa
OF Slcot. will favo- the appEopria-
ton, while those who ws-e no.e
fortunate viii oppose L.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-12-22
Ocean Navigation.

The Savannah. the first steamship
to cross The Atlantic oce1a, sailed
from Sarann2h, Ga Mars, 1912,
and made the passage 70 Liverpool in
. days, using steam Is days out OF
the total number. Tho oreaa grey
hounds OF the present date make the
a2sags in ks than ons-dith thz
time the Savannah did above %
yeTrs $50. /. = predicted thai =
:e4=s hele, I KIP a.-oss the All-a.js
VIII b3 naiein - hours b. ar ship.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-12-22
BORN.
MARRIED.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Bullion,
E1ko county. Nevada, Dscenb,r IL,
lSSa, by Jus,:c. T. J. Frank, Mr..
John Backward TO Miss Lille
Phillips, all Of Bullion.
STEyESs-HkEDr:-At the Bulls He'd
Hotel Wells, Nevada. December
Is, lSSa, by Justice Tuttle. Mr..
Gilbert Stevens. of Wyoming, to
Mss Julia L Hardy. of Steptoe
Valley, Elko county, Nevada
ToSEIS-CRoMsIE:-At Mineral Hill,
Eureka county. Nevada. December
16. 1850, M. W. j. Tontin. OF Eu-
rcka, 20 Miss Rabecca Croubie, of
Mineral Hill
GEISwoLD-DAErS:-At the residence
Of the brides parents, LlnoiIle
Valley, Elko county, Nevada. De
cembcr Is, 1859, by Rev. C. j. 4.
Porter. Mr.. Ch2uaccy Gsiswo!d to
Miss Matte E. Daiiin.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-12-22
Household supplies.

a. Bruce Keeps constantly on hand
md will supply customers with fresh
BOLOGNA, ncnd Cheese, Sausage. Beef
Pork and Mutton IN amy quantity.
md will deliver tho same NJ yo,it
door nj reasonable prices. Families
will find IL to their intorcs, to nat.
ronizc the Elko Butcher Wagon. -.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-12-22
The Globe Tro,;=rs.

4 Nsw York dispatch OF The 18th
inzlaat says:
: cable dispatch a8pouEces ibe
a-r5rai o. Mss BElsad AZ Ho1gEoaz
Sac sails tomorrow on the English
mail steamer. th-es days ahead OF the
time ezpec:e1. ~ last accounts
Nellis Bly, was three days bsaiai hay
time.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-12-22
Does BANKING Pay?

a Mex York dispatch of the 18th
instant says:
Sales OF Chemical Bank stock were
made at $500 per 800 share. ]. is
said TO De the highest price for any
bank shares in the world.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-12-22
HIS Only Chazce.

Ez1tEeky Coa=iTusat--HoE dy=
CO. Sector: Can't yo1 set nc :
elv7zshEp under the aeE adninis--z-
tioo!"
Senator Tn afraid not- Major
The fact j. ron lock zoo szed!.
Kentucky CaasltLsat---Thsr may
b4 I'd III sozseEbere n the AgriruI,
taral
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-12-22
Reoarered His Reneon.

Charles Gsznesl. the east boyud
paNsDeer xno was taken OF The
train here last wsak. and se,f 10 the
Asylum. passed here yesterday going
els&. Hegot off the cats and talked
with persons hefe. He vas dis.
charged from tho Asylum Tueaiay.
hayiog sppnt bet ons day IN that in
stiiUtion {Silse. Slate.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-12-22
Undertaking..

Having purchased Of Brown & Hos.
kins their interest in tho Undertake.
ing business, ! am now prepared To Mt.
tend u all calls in that line. | will
also attond to tho repairing and up.
holstcring OF Furniture. c,c. Shop
on Commercial street. next door t.
Brown & lIosliins' old stand.
Go y. II. pErppsOS.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-12-22
TO An Whom II MAY Conc,rn,

Notice Ia horoby givon that | will
not bc responsible for nor pay nuy
debts contracted 10y Willie johnson,
nor IL anyone but tho undersigned
authorized to sell or dispose OF any
cattle branded either Oh or with q
quarter circle ros or anchor iron, as
| have no ngcnt
MW CATHERINE WEST.
Dated Nov, ~, 1889. I'm.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-12-22
or coGNTr RECORDER

ASD EN-nfitTFO lpDt fOH.
I. Geo. II. Ncigs. County recorder nnit OK.
Onirlo County AugisUT, bUUnu lot kiko cUun.
ty, state Of ScyHdu iu nvrrny give not &c
that | have tlits day dtISEird with the
District Attorney IN nnd ior the aforesaid
EN-" county the Delinquent Tax IIsi. rs 10
gu!rCd Icy the laws IN Sirli cases nn,ir
hnd provided. The delinquent liz. FOR lilo
fiscal yCHr, lSSg. at those wnnac taxes exceed
go, exclusive Of InlI ,nNrs AMI pcnnliirs,
consists nj the following, to Wit: y
The property assessed tn iip Central IN.
cite EniIiudi conn nuy, amounting 10 H..
aih, an which the las il gg7 Il, exclusive ~
ItrrliNind costs. nttd TINT uulcss said taxes
nnh costs are paid to the Treasurer 81 cX.
OHlcl0 Tax Receiver Within tFcniy DAYS
from the publication Of ihi, notice. action
VIII Nc commenced by thc District or
Prosecuting Attorney for the collection OF
said taxes ana casts.
III testimony whereof have hcfrutio ,ct
my hand AMI affixed my Official seal this 2ith
day W November. lSSl.
GEo. II, MEiGs,
lsEtL County Recorder and
cN'Onlcio County Auditor
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-12-22
i Past Month.

Charles FaEweu. 4 son Of the late
JUICE Firweii, OF Msiin1. y. y
pleaded guilty to the charge OF steal
Ing $40 from n Cainsse iaunjrYman.
aud was sentenced - Imprisonment
ioz thirty days Young FS.well had
$1,000 left him 4 few months ago ard
mas sqandeEed it all.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-12-22
live Auu frt I've

Thosc who desire to purchase tho
best quality Of Groceries and Pro.
visions arc referred to tho above 70.
liable house whole fair dealing md
courteous trcntmcnt IN Tao rule.
Glassware, Tinwaic, Stoncwdrc, Nnils
etc. always in stc,k.
IL u.CHAsE.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-12-22

a Washington dispatch reads: The
riires COHORTS are gathering slowly
fot shs nss;inz 70 b. lell hero on
Jaasar 9Th. Nealanis has beea ia
Tho city Tor 90 days past, aud the
latest arrivals Tom Fitch, who has
quarters al the Arno. A number OF
5;her gentlemen who were delegates
TO pn S. Ions Convention are or.
psctsd here daring the next few
weeks.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-12-22
Tickets nrc moss on ,al,u, the EXPIRES, once
To tho Public,

Mrs. J.. S. Rcc'cs, FOR ton yonrs n
most successful teacher in tho Girls
High School, San Francisco, CalifOr.
MIA, will give instruction in all tho
higher branches Of nm English cduca.
ton. Lessons in ElDcution. Resi-.
dcncc, north rooms, 4. j. Pullman's
building. II.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-12-22
Elko, Dec. ~, 1852.

\ terrible accident occurred on the
Denver i Rio G.apie Railroad four
miles vest OF Watsoaburg, Colo.
"Wednesday night By the w:eckin- OF
i freight train. Savea cars OF cattle
and eight ~ OF timber were piled
Up in the wreck The engineer and
E-craa were both ki.lsd. AMI all the
cattle zsre killed OF horribly nsa-
gid
JzSk McAuiids SAYS he vL Izve
FOX San F:a-e-sso Ei.h billy M235=a
a hs Ii2s-ia tEo Earz - Fr--c
o. Gis S:A: with J.0n- Carol
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-12-22
Hides and Pelrri@.

will pay the highest price in cash
for all kinds o; Furs, Deer Skins, Hides
and Sheep Pelts. Those hayiny any
thing OF the kind to sell Will do we'll
70 give me q call.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-12-22

A handsome limo OF Ladice' and
Misses Wraps of tho latest fashion
,nst received at Remnants, Go AMI
taltc n look at ,hom. PRICE, why
down
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-12-22

wanted-To rent nm upright piano
Address Mrs. +. s. Reeves.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-12-22

Wo arr now prepared TO furnish
from two 10 any number of pieces Of
music 10? PARri rs. BALLS, Sol.
REFS, etc. az reasonable rates. Pi.
arO furnished il necessary. Sntistac-
ton guaranteed. Leave orders at
Express office with
n w LII
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-12-22
NOTICE TO DELISQUENT TAN
pASEliS. rA'

Elko Dec. o. fySa.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-06
TIE LAsI STRAW.



Baltimore and ohio.s Chs Nay BEsak 80
hack - f1se Po61 Cnnarl
BArrfN0RE, July 8 Commenting
npon the reduction Il freight rates made
IS the Baltimore and Ohio railroad which
goes into effect today, Hamblet0n's cir
cular says:
The cut il gram rates By the Balti-
more and Ohio was the last straw which
threatens 10 break the back Of the
agreement among gentlemen. /"
The cut rate Is II cents from Chicago
to Baltimore and rs cents to Philadel-
phia. Whether the step taken BY the
Baltimore and Ohio IS . wise one re.
mains to be seen. IL the Baltimore and
Ohio Is permitted to carry freight e
reduced rate without the reduction be-
ing met y0ther lines, IL would OF course
secure q very large traffic and enjoy an
advantage, but il Is not 70 be presumed
that such win be the case, as more than
likely the other roads viii make such
sweeping reductions as only the fittest
will survive. One would suppose the
Baltimore and Ohio would be about the
last road 10 take any action which might
precipitate railroad war.
The past management tried the exper-
iment Of taking independent action,
which policy was SO disastrous as 70
bring the Baltimore and Ohio to the
verge OF bankruptcy from which it es-
capped 0nly By appealing 70 the Drexel-
Morgan syndicate for aid by paying
dearly for the assistance rendered, It Is
70 be hoped that no such results may fol-
low the present independence Of the Ball
ffuaora and Ohio.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-06

We propose 70 prove 20 eve
cry c0mmon-sensep person who
peruses 6Ilis that we are Mary
lands Leading Retailers 81
Finest CIothimg for old and
Tor young. s We are the Largest
Manufacturing Retailers Of
Clothing I'm the United States.
We have stores I'm the leading
cities, and Our stores are the
largest and most universally
popular IN every city. We
have brought the science Of
Wholesale tailoring TO the
point Or absolute perfection,
and the low price, small proc
1it plan upon which we do
business has made the name
Of MABLEY ~ CAREW cOmspicn-
Ously prominent in the mler-
camille world. Our Balfi.
more store is the popular rec
tail store Of Maryland and
the south. We have under
orr roof to-day three times
the stock Of amy clothing store
In this section, and the taiIOr-|
made superiority Of our make
and the high standard Of our
goods Is equaIed only by the
best madle-tO-measmre work,
while our prices are proper
tiOnRteIy SO low as 30 make it
ana object for everyone to pa-
trOnixe ms. Ours Is truly the
leading store. not only Of Bal-
airnOre, but OF the South.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-06

remnsylenm1n Enrm&rxH EnrxHr nonean
Throunh the Continued Eains
HAMRgn0. Pa. Jnly 0.Rnin hes
fallen daily during The past week and
farmers have lost thousands q tons q
hay. which spoiled On fhe field. Many
farmers who had stored their crop were
compelled 10 remove Il as the dampness
had caused Il 70 heat and endanger the
safety of the buildings
One large barn was totally by fire
originating from spontaneous combus-
ton caused hy heating Of the hay.
The grape vineyards IN this section
have been also attacked by black rot
and the crop viii probably prove total
loss. The wheat crop has suffered little
or no injury from the continued wet
weather, but fears are entertained Tor
rye and oats.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-06

BRIGHToN BEACH. n, NJ, July 8. The
weather was fine and the track heavy;
attendance fair.
Bill, Il Congress. 2 Baghtcllc colt, q Time.
1O5N.
Second race, selling. parse, ~ mile Bat
tiers. !; Marias ?; Little Jake. B. Time. llay4
Third race. purse, n milc~King Crab. 4;
Seadrift, 2; Miracle, 3, Timo iiSl14s
Fourth race, Kings highway handicap, ~
Time. POI.
Fifth race, purse, mile Exile, |; Pericles
y MaeAHiag.a Time, la.
Sixth race, sleepieehase, short course VIII
Davis, !; Little Fellow. 3 Tiny b Time, fAs.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-06
WRATH At JoENsTowN.
Indignation Because = Baltimore KiYnl
Received Big Contract

Indignation Because Baltimore NiBW
Received a Big Contract.
JoHNsrown. Pa. July 6.-The con-
tract for the entire work Of removing
the remainder Of the wreck was let
to McLain & Co., Of Baltimore. The
action Of the chief engineer. Col. Doug
lass, has caused great indignation.
Pittsburg and Altoona contractors were
officially notified that their contracts
with the State would terminate to-
night. They will suffer heavy loss, the
commissary department refusing to take
their supplies off their hands. Gen.
Hastings gives no reason for the change,
George Hamilton, of Warren, was APP
pointed chief engineer, to take charge
OF the work Monday.
The $4,000 relief fund viii be dis
tributed by Monday, except in cases held
over for further inquiry.
Clara barton Indignant, Too.
Miss Clara Barton, Of the Red Cross,
Is indignant ~ Mrs, Frances Jcrome's
letter, saying Mrs. Jerome does not rep
resent any society or anybody.
Gen. Hastings also states that hrs.
Jerome's letter did not present the true
state Of affairs,
Sixty-eight of the business houses have
been given out, and preparations are be-
ing made to open Immediately.
The coroner will continue his investi-
cation this evening and bis verdict ex-
pected Monday.
Five more bodies were recovered yes
terday.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-06
lolIowlng be lle closInr blda:


PHILADELPHIA. July S.-Cotfon Vas Il
limited request At lls6c or pound Cog mid.
ding uplands
Feed was ii fair supply AID dun. ii Sic. IS
per ton for winter bran.
Flour and Meal Trade IA -four was arm
under small supply. and fair demand pre-
vailed from local sobhers Sales st 60 bar.
rels. including Minnesota clears ana sfraiahfr
AZ %i5A01.3s Pennsylvania family 81 s4r1z sse
western do A. Ss3z11ok winter nafnnts a.
$za9844A and spring do. * e5s008 Rre aouz
was steady e. g. PR barrel FOR choice.
6kAln~At the IL M. call wheat had &C.
bla Tor 1alxs &c. fnf August SO. for SEN
temners SIC 1nr October. Corn lad 4 &c. hid
for 5nlyg 2Sztl raj August: f2r for Een1r'r-
be1s F<r. Tor 0rtaii&r. Oats had lzisfr. hiSl r.
Jnlys A.: koE Ansasss "a &C. Tor seniesnbzr. a..
Tor Dcfnher
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-06
A weak Case against Burke.

WINNIPEG, Man., July g. Burke was
a gain remanded. 1he prosecution
think they have not strong enough
evidence on which to rest their case and
Burkea connection Herewith. The
prosecution practically admit the weak
ness OF their case and will not take any
chances while additional evidence can
be procured.