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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27
MESTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINs.--Henry ]. and Henry A. Cassidy,
indicted for In setting 1:r TO the Catholic Pro
tsctUry buildings WcstcAoster last month. will be
arragned for trial to-day in the County Court, before
Judge MILL. Edward Il Phelps has sold his house
90 AlgcrnOn .. Jarvis, OF NewlUrk for 10000. lie
Will rebuild.
YONKERS-Edd schmphs, tho four yrAroh sou
Of Christopher Schimpkfc, OF No. 80 HudsOn-sL, who
disappeared from homo last Thursday found
drowned In the creek Of DOcksL yesterday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27

AR pickett tho shOrtstop. and sowders pitcher OF tn
=. paul club. today Pekcst viii cover either second
or third bess- The score was as followsi -
g, Louis IT,; ..z..-.S : ! 3 g as
s.sshts-s. Louis u.s. Kansas City a. Er EFT sI5S
roals y Kansas CITY 4. Pitchers-Conwy ana hins'
Irnnire-EprRpSon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27
,r,D opvv1vo OF 4 NEW CHAPEL.

III. new Chapel of St. LulOes Church, Clinton-aVe''
MAR Fulton was opnned yesterday with an appropriate
service. The pastor the Rev. Z A. Bradley reviewed
tho history Of Colonel Martins gift which had enaOoo
the church to afford such beautiful chapel wfh
IT'S many accessories for advancing the wo.k OF IN"
introduce by which girls were 70 be taught Hsei S
pumnioTnosnts such as sewing and cOokery, IN inc
onpi1y Advancement and appealed TO tho oongre
sn,Snn 10 come forward with willing hands ana open
pnrges to see that the work was properly oSr'ou 0u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27

Tho Eastern clubs, with the exception OF brooklyn
are showing up poorly in the race for the pennano
Of the American Association. OF the first four
positions three are held by Western clubs The 81
louis team stu holds the lead, but If the BrooNyn
nine ontnues IT'S present work, the champions VIII
not hold the advantage much longer. The AthIeucs
are even Disappointing this year man ias. i
The series lust ended between the Eastern ana
westsxu Association clubs closed in favor of the ater
YSe series the Eastern teams twentysix while
he western mines won thirty one games. BROOKLYN
and ST. Louis each won ten out Of fifteen games
nlaved The record follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27
Charity to meet

treasury and to enable the ShA" " "''o'
some pressing demands.
The turriers and haters unions wiz AZ tner he ~
r,sating make an assessment for the beneht oil the
striking Berlin furTfers. ,,,.,-
At the meeting of the Brooklyn Ethical AssoolstIon
II, th. second Unitarian Church last evening an ad-
dress was delivered by the Rev amot :. e~SsEo on
Tbs P1ects OF Evolution on tbs Coming CiviliEa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27
AInNG TILE S0rNn

BRIDGEPORT.-The Rev. John j. pouney, as
sstant pastor OF tho Church OF The Sarr7d lea has
boeu assigned TO - Peters Church. Danbury, 20 MI
the vacancy causei by the appointment Of Father
Mill 10 tho parish OF St Joseph just formed In
Br1srp port.
SOUTH NORwAIK.-Tho Housatonic Railroad Com.
pany has paid a 20 for ten ~ land az
wilson Point upon which to lay track, and oTct
lulldipEA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27

The Western teams Of the League on their present
tonr Of the East have not scattered as many defeaS
az they have gathered. In the series so iar paASeu
the Eastern teams have won twenty-iour games 10
fifteen for the West. Boston leads Tor inc t~s"
- Clnvnland for the West. NewYolk has won
ssy and lost five games 10 the Western teams Tho
champions ought to do better than that. even on
ton4 ot ths west Tho record is follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27

Steamer Richmond Jenny newport News and West Point
Steamer winthrop. Bragg. Portland. with ndse TO HOrAuo
steamer Gcuwhtnoy, Boston, with mdso and pSs'
Steamer crown prince Br sorvener Boston ballast to
BAH Fccas ,Br) Jones' Psagua 80 days with nitrate Of
.oIS tn W II zoe a 10. vessel 10 ma ster
Bark Vim philips Potter Auckland NJ 10 days. with mdSO
10 order. vessel 10 " ElwellS Co.
bark MsndozA EnEssn Ca!barsn days with sugar and
schr Gem m Rrnusconbe 81 John, y, IL days, with
lumber to chase tin" 90 rTsS1' 40 obb R with nd,s
u scammel Bros: vrSsel 10 A r Hency.
sUNsET-At sandy Nook wind light Me- cloudy. AZ City
Island. NIsd Light \ +; cloudy
stesmcr Richmond nm, for London
Also saed-yin Long IsAnd sound-stsamsE WikssbArrs,
for Boston. ,,,,,
Brig Telos, Consy. DemCrarn
MISCELLANEOUS
GRrESocK. May Arrived, steamer sey9nia toor).
Schmidt from for New York with heI shAft broken
THE MOVEMENTS or srEA1ERA
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON May 2O-Arrivsd. steamer Hipparchus tBelg) -
0TIySST6wS May 20 Sailed steamers UmbriA CDr).
Mckan and Nevada (B Cushing from lFerpool hence to
PIYmoGiH May 2s-Auved. Gollert taer), EOpn
FROM NcwYOrk on her way TO Hamburg and proceeded
from Bremen hence for New.York
BHow HEAD May 2SPaSsed steamer Sorvia lBrj walker
PRGwLE PoiSr. May 26-Passed, steamer westernand
Jeig JamiSon. from New York on her way 70 antwerp
'kxTwERF May 25sailOd, steamer BelsenAnd (Bes).
Weyer, Tor NeWhotk
PARA May 26-saed. steamer Ceareuso tBr Heath. for
ST KITS May 2l-salled Murs tBr) Locke, for
ST E"ix May 2iArrivod bermuda (Brl Fraser,
from New York on her way 10 tho WindWard Islands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27
HOME NEWS.


PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS
BRUNSwICK-Ex. Congressman Ira DaSehpof" " G.
Evrpr,-r- Iudee Issae H. Maynard Of STAN
ford NJ Y FIFTH AvENUE-General Josepn e ct
renee Of Chicago. MURRAY HILL-Miton on. a. n.~.naI
vice president Of the Louisville and NaSnVhs =,
Company. VICToRIA-Senatof j. siOe'
Elmra-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC,

TO-DAY,
sun rsss I3o sets 7io Neon sos Moon, age 20
HIGH WATER
4 H-sandy Hook B.2s Gov. Island. b.66 He'll 7sO5
P.N-ssndy Hook b.52 Gov. Island 6.20 Hell oAtA 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27
DECORATION DAY FLOWERS

Immon.o assortment Of plants and covers 10 bud ard
hc,Tn suitable Tor Decoration bay alsr col9us, ger
snlums other plants Tor ornamental bedding IN graf
william C. WILSON. $50 Flushlng-aNe. Astoria.
Take 3ith = .,2dst ferries, ard thence VIA Sef"S
80 By order OF Assignee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27
LONG ISLAND

Fishermen say that there Is q great abundAn OF
ash In the Sound Of large size. but OF poor quality
HIuedSh hn gnsh, bass. IOrg!e,, monLSton and
blackhGh are particularly plentiful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27
A. q. King & Co.,
The Leading American Clothisr''
GIT and 629 Broadway.
CHEAP BLACK AND CoL0RED SILKS

We shall place on sale, this week,
two lines of Silk Fabrics, of excep-
tiOnal value:
go inch Black Faille Franchise,
firmly made, calculated to give
good satisfaction in wearing.
49, inch COlOred eros Grains,
fine cord, in 40 different desirable
shades.
These goods will be sold at 20
cents per yard; under ordinary
circumstances, they would be eX-
cellent value for $1.OO.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and nth Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27

The New-.York and Newark teams play a. Newark
NJ day while the Chicago and Jersey City teams play
at Oakland Park, Jersey City. ..
Six hundred persons witnessed some hard hltting,
Int loose fielding In a game between the Meropolians
and Cuban Giants at Weehswken yesterday The
nnlloyCg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27
nm .ppoTr on pREspYrER1AN DOCTRINES

In his sermon yesterday morning a. fb moutn
Church Dr. Lyman Abbott took up enc 'uo'oo' Vi .n'
T.n..hv,.Ian cr,.d He read the famous iron-clAd
A,rI,. NJ Faith and argued that It was usnifosuy
1870 ,Ss TINES 10 attempt to bolster up such
doctrfnes IN this age Of the world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27

Yale has tsknn the lead in the intercollegiate race,
while Princeton has retired from first 20 last place.
The jersey cOllegians are In sore need OF some OF
that useful commodity known IN the baseball Circles
as ginrerS The record follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27

Mrs wiNHow's SOOTHING SYRUP for children Tosthing"
the rvuCos Inflammation aays all pain,
wind colo and diArThUA 20 cents n bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27
To MOTHERS.

One taken every night stimulates the liver,
carries tho bile and improves the digestion and appetite
Carriers Little Liver Pills Don't forget this.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27
Announcement

ARE You AWARE THAT CARTE DE- VTsITE
or Tin tyne successfully copied 10 life sized portrait
send lockwood II Union Square for circular concerning
our net
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27

3lp WEsI l26TH-sr.
piaeasas NaTvUpG system Genibo Urinary OrEAnA,
InpotSnes and sterilty. Hours 80 IA. 6tOA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27

'NANTICoKE" L. & w. "NANTIcoKE."
collar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27

In thu Atlantic Association race, jersey City holds
the LEAD with Hartford second, Worcester third and
W1kesbarre fourth The record follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27
HENRY a. DANIELS, M. D.

A new collar
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-01
Heavy siovnIs IN Kansas.

KANSAS CrrY, June l.--Tns storm #
Tuesday was v.n-rat over Missou' !,
X meas and N.brasks. Marty ell trie-
& 'sDh poles along the southern K.asas
RiIroad were hown down, and in the
Sou.h of Iva and Ksnsas, there were
m my owe A ,~s. Trsins on many rnsds
were delayed by wa-houts aud lsndslides.
The Chicago q Alton tracks in Western
Illinois were inundated, and at Slater
hsavy lands ides occurrsl.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-01
TElkGKAP4lIij Ni.WS.
[ atsst from all Parts Of the World.
4 treaty Agre~d sIvoa by the Commits.
siWn~es. III s


BERLIN, Nay 0.--The Samoan Com.
m .-ionrrs completed the work Of 9
| ,nference to day. Nearly every poi, {
/ /, ,.endcd for.hy the Americans was cor :
cs led. The government Of Samos is to
he exc 'usiveiy native. None Of the treaty
powers will have q voice in the local gov.
nmeut Of Apia. The leading clause n
the treaty insures ahsolute autonon y to
the Samoan Islands, gu uaranteeing native
in iu4nce ;n every governmental body and
restricting the tr.aty powers from repre-.
9 "tstion upon the Samoan Council.
The treaty provides for an advisory
council to consult with the native kng
wh-n-ver necessary. In WV of the
large commercial interests of the United
Sta.es and of Germany. each country is
allowed ful-hrdged member. EuQland's
r pres, n,ative will sct only ~ the char
actpr OF s,biter when the German and
American ministers fail 10 agree.
A Land Commission is provided. whose
h1slne it shall he tn examine the titles
Of Samoan real estate, settle disputed
cl ,ims Of foreigners in Samoa, aud ge,I-
er,lly set At rest questions Of owa.rship
to the land between foreigners aud na-
ttves.
A constitution for the government of
The island is provided fo'. The islands
are to he governed byls native king ard
vice.king elected by the S,mcans.
Theee, together with the chi.fs of Samoan
f,mi ia. oii compas~sthe Upp@r House
Of the tive Legislature. The Lower
House is to be Ia ,de up OF native Samoans,
chosen by the people on toc basis Of one
representative to every 1900 people.
Tne trsaty gu uantees the restoration
of the quo ante ard the rehabilitation OF
Malietoa as King. The outline Of tsriti
+. :hedule was also embraced in this
treaty. The terms in general provide for
changes after the expiration of certain
periods.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-01
Notice to Contractors.

CEI.ED PaoPoS L. or p rs WILL BE
- re i've hy the Di sctors 81 the Maso' ic
Ra - aiat q on or pri T. Tues ay. June
lith loo. Z furn shiag tna necessary uta'etii 8
and mil nns the Masp ic Temple, It the iie
se eete f. ny he Dc ect ~ ~ the Mas nii TIA !
ass citation at a, @,nns nsmucca Humh ldt COUNTY,
Stat If Nevada. ac ordnx 10 IN tians an :
q scifc Ito r y o ted anJ now on fie at the
0fi N. levy &C.
NO bid Will h, + C ivel unless it is acco .
panied - u certi ed ,hecs OF Five Hundred
{$5 10 0ODnl,fa pt,a !. t. the Secretary OFT te
M,so | Hall A.spci n, as gnarant or the
part of III uece sfui bidder th he will within
Five Du. after toe aci ptlre of his hid enter
tnta written rnn =, act 70 furnish said me'erials
and do ud work according to the pans and
sp eihcarion thereof ard will al o ex cute and
nle With ,m B@ d Ia su ~ IN as 10 shall direet
q gooi Il sufi / mt hond to he approved by said
Board and cond tion Il Tor the faithful perform
Ahce II salt mira
Nor wi lai, lid is O inside ed hy the Board
uni.a &c civ i AZ or y i,r IL 7N0 O'Clock, N 4.
Oh TUESDAY,, June 1tth, 1889, at which time
the ~ vi b' 'p ned
the Board reserves the ght to iect any and
ai hils.
Bidders are invited 3, be pr Mt at the opening
o, bids. x~FT
20 noIlLeN LEVY, ,L
Secretary Mas nc Hall Association.
Winnemucca, May ~, isS0-td - 'N
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-01

xu,xxxs Swt.T's SPECIFIC has Gu Cd me oi a
zSi mali grant be, aki K ut on my leg. "a heh
<:sx eau I'd ia'o able pain. Ii wa4 called
4EN41 czema By the doctors four II who q
e&E7 treated me with no r lief / can idly
- confess tn It | owe NV pres mt gondh altn
VV TO :. S. =. which in my es imation is
4 IA L inval liable as gooh remedy
Miss JULIA DEWITT,
2227 n. i0th t., 81. Lo is, Mo-
4" Orr baby when two months old was
"a at cked wi h Scrof ia which for long
VII ime destroyed her eyesis entir' ly and
6 us d us To despair OF her ] fe. The
ioctors Ill d TO relieve her. and we ga 6
\" >wIFr's .PSCtFIc, VII ch loon cured ef
(HA i entirely, and she now hale and hea ty.
\" v. i'EIK. Wills Point, Texas
" Eas' Send for book giving history II
ut Diseases and advice to suff ,ers,
& maih free. lus SWIFT SPR inc Co,
22Y Drawer 8, stlapta, Ga.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-01
vOOD sOtsn.


Ifs Rites Pract sed la New Orleans.
NEw ORLEANs., June "A case iu the
second Recorder $ Court estshllsh.s the
fact til &C Voodooism aud its disgusting
rites It, have ( o,. old in ouisiana.
For some time there have been promiscu.
Qua gath. rings Of whites and blacks IN
house on ST. Anthony street. Although
in a retired locality the sssemt'lages have
become sc noisy that they dis.
tu, bed the nei shhors. At last the place
became a nuisance aad the police were
inform d. The reeult was that the police
m ,ds d.. scent on the place while the
orgies were in full swirg. A grange,
disgusting sight met their eyes. In the
circle formed by eight whites aud six
negro womsn aud seven negro mer, was a
h h.lf.breei I,iian an negro uamed
Alexander who, dressed in silkeu tights,
o p.,formsd typical voodoo dance. mutte'-
ing q weird ipcantation. the refrain Of
which was taken up by the men and
women surrounding him. The negro
n,eu lying on the a,or were partly clad.
while the women standing around also
laid aside much Of their ordinary weaving
apparel. When robed for the street,
nearly alb the white9 women we're. we'll
dressed and apparently respectable
They we're Mortified to learn that they
wars to DO taken to the police Astation.
When they reached there they volu' :
teerea explanation of ther presence in
such an assembly and in such scsns attire.
Alexander, they said, WIS vsodoo
doctor. He had made many wonderful
cures and they had full co"ddence ID his
o ,wer to relieve their sufferiogs by his
incantations. They stoutly Insisted that
they had experienced brne6t from his
trsatm. mt aud were confident that he
would effsc. a thorough cure. The
women were evidently sncere in their
statements. They were OF all ages, Iran, =
inn from rs to so. aud several of them
decidedly handsome. Mf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-01
W hat asm rtson said.

LONDON. June Arthur O'Conpor,
member Of Parliam-n', before the Par.
nell Commission. testif ID thst while in
indianapolis last year, Harrison. now
Pssidens of the Unitsd States. said that
every honest man snt lpvsr of liberty
wou'd rather share the company Of
Ed ,or William lO'Bsein in Toiismore
jail thso that Of the v'csroy Of Duhlin
CAstie.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-01
y0u caNNac AfeagD

At tbs season of tn year to be without q good
reliable dia,rhoea ta'sa in the hou,e.as er mps
coir, iarihoea and al / Hsmat OF thestom. .ch
a d bowel. are exceedingly Il anger VS. ii net az
tended To at ence. One hottie Of BEG 's' DiAk
RsTA ID NLSAM will do more ord in ca-es of
This n Il than any ot er mtdhine on earth. We
guaraAte, L.. Eagle Drug tore.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-01
5000
$5 GOO


For a b tier or more p'easanr remedy I the
cure of consum tion. bronchial trout lea, cough,
Group and whoopng cough than St'Tt Al lE,
the Csliforn q king yofconsump'ion. OF Eyerg ot'le
W d. II yon woali he c''ed o. that d :
ru.t ng dsesse catt.'h. use CALF r. CAT.
R-CURF,S1 r; h mai Sl-l0. Santa Attic n d
C,t-R-Cure are sJ.d aud warranted by Epgle
Dug tore.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-01
XIh~ 0 QXI1U work. rfprns' az Arenta un .l''Ins rs

fire VIII fItm.h a horss AID give tn ir
voc me- tn re bnsioess. Spare mo cents
nav " p cdit,,ysm ye also. A few vaean-
e, II IL o ,ns AN t.ites q. +. JOHN >ON n 20, ,
lOle N n St II hmoul. Va.
N. B-P'ease g ,te aJe oad busia'ss e1per-
ienee. Aepsr maf a5esn seaiiny stansp Jor
rfplg. Il. n. j. IL Co. aprl0
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-01
A HOT ARTICLE !

Which ar loc ltad In Hims | + Go N
" v.d .ot t~,.ty IN is tr0n A | IL 8
st1 H., on III G.. Z. e. L.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-01
Office of Secretary Masonic
HALL Association.

NyOU ARE HEaEBY OrIFTsD THAT A
ca L. made IN yln 10 twenty five esq
pc. .nt. oS amount Kshsc The tor the erection
OF the Maso ue r.mp,e ~ w buemucca Nevada,
pay Ah.e ~ithin TIL ty days OF date.
A..tA ]. ". LEVY,
Secretary Mssonie IT, Association.
winnsmupca, New, May %, 1850
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-01

BUFFALO, June The Ners' Wash.
ington correspondent teiegraphs that
Harrison emphatically denies the report
that he was going TO please himself aud
not his party 10 his appo,utments.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-05-19
The New 'ainsr.

A new time card for the Central
Pacific Railroad goes into effect mt five
minuieI la-t II o'clock tonight.
Uuder the new schedule trains will ar
rive mud depart "a follows:
Etst bound: Train No. | arrives nj
G:l0 and departs nt 7 o'clock p. +; train
M. . arrives ut s o'clock end d!par,s
ut 300 7. IL. West bound: Train No.
3 arrives md drpn'ts Mt 9:lGA NJ train
NJ. 4 arrives mt f:iO nnd departs at
s o'clock P. IL.
Trains No. /. 3 and 4 will take SUPPER
here, and r,nin No. 2 will take b,enk-
fast at Wells. Trains No. 3 and / Will
meet here, aud Nos ! and 1 will meet
at O5ino.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-05-19
Mound valley Locals.

EDIroR ISpEPEsDESr:
We are cnuped un the al ! camp
ground prepared to realize our dienm;
We have coupied our herds aud finL
our loss very Light and our sheep in
better condition thun | ever saw them
Mt this senson Of the year. A. fins u
rain aud snow visited this loc-lity nS l
ever suN ut this zen on, mud it never
was moro wul ono or worSe needed.
II has layed the dust, raised the g!os'u,
lenethenel the grass. shortened the
faces OF The inhabitants mud Exploded
the idea that the oountry has gone in.
No, the country is not ''gon. in" vet
aud l think the chances nre that it
won't go in for "A nutblier OF years Yet.
1t will he here when those TINT left it
(1rcuuse they didu't want to 20 in with
it) come back tired md hungry aud
W Hing to stny
Grain looks fine. bnt the hay crop
is bound 10 Le short. Tho lust storm
has raised the water considerably but
not sufficient for II the meadows: bnt
the grnss IL good GU the rang. and
stock will do well this Summer, md n
few moro showers will make feol for
next Winter.
Frank Bnwen hns got back to Shelton
nftcr Fix months nbSrn,. mud l think
Elko Inns other attractions.
Is--.h D.,- T..,, ma 49,. u--.-
buclnroo, had II colt to fall ON him
Ebuut tao weeks ago and dislDcnt ii
one of his ankles. lie has been woar-
ing Crutcles ever since but Inns offered
them for sale to-day. Swrt Terrell.
another COW hoy who has been riding
for Hal got badly kicked and is ! i'd up
at the Hot Springs
Peter whnng,ll, one OF Johnny
Ililton's hsrdeis, sho AZ signs Of in
sanity. lie ~imaSincs that hu is In love.
lie wis camped near the b'ick house
hut johnny moved him to another
camp aud he has been acting very
strange ever since.
The iden TINT W hen II mnn nssuincs
tho position Of n shtcplIerdcr he can
mover climb the ladder OF fame is false;
for 1 haro kuoS n them 10 brc0me cattle
kings. Guss drivers anu lawyers.
Mounl Valley Is famous for school.
inarms; wa have four within II rnlius Of
ten miles, aud nil goad Looking bat
three, ahd II tue rising generation ANT
intelligent it Son't lie for the lack Of
schoolmnrmS.
Crazy SHEEpuERpER.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-05-19

A dispatch 10 the Examiner dated
Virginia City. My II. say:
There WAS n glove contest here to-
night between Pete: jackson, the Aus
trnlinn chnmpiOn. niia Fred Kanfmnn d.
kmufmnn WAS To stHnd up. six iuunds.
hut failed To stn!, r",iIg no mmtrh for
jackson ana giving up the contest III
the fourth round. The batrl: wns very
tame, no Knockout ilIw, brirg siu ok.
Jackson merely ll,y.d with his ni.tnGo.
mist. whom he could hive finished in
tue first round.
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Tho Henson WAY.

"Why can't ladies' nt,, nd prize
ighis?' was n question asked this IT.
potter yesterday hy u fnir rme.
Nou may intend pr'ze fights. ladies
The stmtnt" looks which my dom our
.nnr attending prize fights. You nre
not even hindcred 10y tho law from go
ing any where You please. There is no
character Of piRce. however d%nnInnble
or low where you my not g.. ~ far ~
the law is concerned. Why. then, don't
lidios attend prize fights? Need any
thing more 6e snid2 The ministers Of
the gospel will ploiss finish this item.
Il Enterprise.
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The Dndd 'ErInt.

II Is reported That Charles W. Ladd
intends snimg the EuIekn Con. Com
patty for false imprisonment Wbnt.
after no hnS inrdo "rrStitutiun" to The
co'npany2-G Eureka Sentinel.
As We understand it. Ltdd ncknowl-
edged TIM. hr stole I o b%nllion, md tho
nbovo sqnib intimn;cs tlnt his nc
acknowledgement iuclndeI restitution"
to tho 20 npnry; but tn, jury which
tried the case dcci I'd thuttLe defcnlnut
Was not IA man oi ''truliI aud iuScnlity,"
hence when he acknowledged that lie
appropriated the precious motal lie
simply lied. Verify The ways OF n triul
jury nre past finding out.
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she nrcord Hroken

A New York dispatch of tue sth In
attn. says:
The ieanier City Of Paris Of the In
man line from Liverpool arrived ut
Sandy Hook Mt 1885 A. n. tr.day.
breaking all records from Queenstown.
The corrected time made is 9 days %
hours aud Z minutes. The best pre-
viouI record was made by tho Etruria.
G days l hour mud 81 minutes.
II is the fret voynge across the At
lantio mnde in less than xix days.
There were many lnen il n'nriiiule cir
Gle, who prophe 'icd that the trip would
never be made III less that time. On
the first day M; fro II Liverpool the
City Of Paris covered AS miles. Il Q
next day I9l, the tEirl 5)j, the fau,th
Oil. fifth Goa, aud the las, fraction of u
day 500.