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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-20

and whereas the Lee Camp feels 1t can
confidently rely upon lLe known liber-
atty aud proverbial hospitality OF the
people Of the city oil Richmond to
/ provide the means 70 entertain
/ the large number Of visitors who will
be present from all parts oil the country
in " itness the uuveiling Of an eques-
trian statue which will stand in lofty
atfestation TO the memory Of Robert T..
ee. more especially as Richmond in
it, corporate capacity has contributed
nothing. and her citizens so far less
than those Of many other places in the
South. though the statue is 10 be located
in their midst: therefore be II
Resolred. That Lee Camp hereby di-
reefs that the aforementioned unex-
perded funds now IN their posse ssion
be transferred to the Lee Monument
Association. 10 be appropriated by them
for the erection OF the pedestal TO said
statue. provided such action be ratified
by those who contributed TO said fund.
, ResOired That Lee Camp hereby
calls meetingof aha such contributors
To b. held in the rooms Oi the Chamber
Of Commerce on Monday evening. July
2glh. at $40 O'Clock. in order that an
opportunity be afforded for an expires
sion Of their opinion ON the action Of
the Camp.
Should those who contributed 10 the
fund in question agree to ITS transfer To
the Lee Monument Association. u shall
be the duty of the Commander Of K.
T.. Lee Camp 20 order the committee
having the money ia charge to turn ii
over.
Captain Louis Bos-ieux suggested
that the matter be referred to com
mittee.
Mr. j. Taylor Siraiton, moved that
the trustees be- instructed 70 iOdn the
amount IN their hands lsome $1,000 or
more to the Lee Monument Associa-
ton.
General Cook. Senator L0yenstein.
Governor Ice aud others took part in %
colloqual discussion. and Mr.. Stratton 3
amendment was adopted.
4 couple Of visiting gentlemen made
fratorual remarks. after which the
Can p adjourned.
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rHe OLD TIME PULPIT.
H.. Preacher Talked Plainly and Hearers
Made Known Their Sentiments

Tho people did not como simply to DC
-. ,bev came to loo interested, TO
he moved. to hear evildoers, oven II IN
birh places. denounced unsparingiy'
with tho gradual awakening OF men $
.,,i,1s which came with the Sixteenth
century. the power Of the pulpit increas-
cd amazingly. Tho nation was divided
into two schools Of thought; the expo
nonts of each side cndeayored to per-
suade by means of the pulpit, while they
coerccd by means Of the stake and the
prison. "Have at them, Master Latincr,
have nj thcm!" cried the people who
filed 81 Paurs church yard to the
nroachor as they made a passage Tor
him 10 reach tho cross. They had no
idea Of being listeners only-"pa,,i'e
buckets 10 be poured into'-they'in-
tended 10 show which way their sym
nathies went in the great question then
agitating England. 10 mark approval OF
di.,nnroyal of sentiments delivered.
Thus. when shortly aftcrward Bishop
Bonner was preaching from the same
SPOT. some one i'm the crowd threw n
dagger nc him as emphatic mark OF dis
approbation It IS easy TO note m the
lanclIa-e Of the sermons of that time
how mrcstrained the preacher was
Iatimcr. when lac was preaching scat
tered dcnunciations, opithets, in'cctivc.
and sarcasm about him ion "A way when
"a modern audience would not appre-
ci,to. lie attacks ,he judges for unfair
moss. for taking of brides. the citizens
If London for their sclii,hncss, their
greedy extravaganza; "thcir brother,
hc cries. "shall die in the streets OF cold,
hc snail De sick at their door, and perish
for huugcr," The ladies before him are
reproycd for their vanity, laying out
their hair in tussocks and tufts and for
the general people he has such epithets
MS ",ou velvet coats. YOU upskips You
holipolcs. you doddypccks.
Theprcachcrso of CHAT time could, more.
over employ that dangerous weapon.
humor. which modern preacher had
best avoid Tire people then were used
to humor and understood It, Latmcr
was preaching once on the want of IN.
lcrost shown in church services, and
blaming ihe clergy for it, he said. "a
ntiehior met n g,nuewoman of London.
and said. Mistress. whittier goest thou.
Marry, said she, Il am going To St.
Thomas of Acres, to thr sermon. could
mot sheep last night. ual am going noW
thth,r, never failed of good sleep
thcrc." Sometimes his humor IS holder
STILL Preaching One day of Elias stop
ping the rain. he suddony stopped and
Said. II think There Doe some Elias about
no This time which ,toppeth the rain; we
hase not had rain good while. TEN
Die Bar
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Tine idea Of tcl.suphing 90 moving
trains Dad IL. inception as carly as lsJ3.
but of tho many forms suggested all
DDfe impmcucaule 100 that they involved
81 mechanical contact between the train
anl The stationary conductor Obviously
DO isuot feasible 20 make circuit either
through 81 sliding arm projecting from a
car or bF SOD modifying lhe track of "a
railroad thaf ll rails may he utilized as
electric conductors but chat this may
bel.no bg induction there can be no
doubt Cor ils feasibility has been shown
in daily practice upon The lines of tine
lohigh Valley railroad for the past two
years A moving train may now receive
mess ages passing along % nci-hboring
wire almost 80. r.a.li.yas New York CONF
municatos with Philadelphia by ordinary
methods Aor does the great speed OF
the train interfere with successful COM
muuimtion 10 Dc could attain the yeloc-
ity of meteor signals upon the wire
would lly across Doe intervening space.
ipductiHeIy impres-ing themselves upon
the metal roofs OF thc cars wiih the
same certainty a5 If tho cars woro mo-
tioul.s5 upon side track, and 10 is not
even essential that the train and Che line
be separated b. q clear air space, for
non-conducting or u0u-uagnetic sub
stances may Doe interpOsed without inn
pediag Transmission. During tho memoir
able blizzard of March. 1855, the capac-
ity OF tho system IN this particular, was
subjected 20 ana instructive test on the
Iehigh road.-Charles j. Buckingham
in Scrlbner.
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II was rather "A curious sight To- see
the cars ON both the Richmond Union
Passenger Railway and the Richmond
City Railway lines tied NJ for some
time yesterday. IN the early afternoon
on Ninth street between Franklin and
Main.
The cause II the obstruction was "a
big four-hOrse dray. of ancient pattern.
upon which rested huge safe. The
length of the dray and the team. and
the weight OF the safe. made blockade
that caused the street cars 10 halt for
some time. and no doubt created great
disariangement of the schedule, for
which the street cars were III no wise
to be blamed.
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a Michigan avenue car stopped 90
Second street yesterday 90 permit "a
young lady and o Gentleman % got on.
As the former who waa young as we'll
as pretty, passed forward to accept %
seat offered Der. Inc u.ppel over the
outstrotchcd foot of an individual who
was sitting 40 the rear Of tie car
I'm ara instant sine was almost &C full
iensthinthc bottom Of thc car ThcoXcla-
nations Of tie passengers and the Llacl,
looks they directed atthe extended STUN
bling block should have caused is owner
10 sink through the seat Quicker al
most than She went down. however. She
was ON her feet again. and gracefully
acknowledging the courtesy of the gen
ticman WHO surrendered his seat.
She was greatly embarrassed, and her
escort looked like thunder cloud and as
il he would like 10 punch the head Of the
fellow who had caused an the trouble.
BIT be didn't lie contentcd himself
with occasionally stepping vigorously Oh
the still extended and offending foot.
There did not seem 10 be tho least sign
OF consciousness from It's owner, while
the passengers awaited the denouement.
Finally, with lurch from the car as an
excuse, the foot received another fero-
cious dix that was So pronounced as TO
almost twist the man ont OF the seat.
Thinking that perhaps he had really in
Jurcd the man, the escort muttered an
excuse that was received in great equa-
aimliy' with the gratifying explanation.
"Oh, don't apologize; its a wooden
one and used 10 being stepped on. De
troit News
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me rournamcn, NJ warwtcle Parls.


ON Thursday ana eld-fashi0ned tour
uamcni was held at Warwick Park.
which the elite of the surrounding
county attended. The tournament was
opened by sweet solo On the cOrnet.
and as the last notes died away ON the
hills. the knights gali0ped in line iu
front Of the Judges stand o. receive the
charge. Tals was delivered by james J..
Russell. ESD. prominent lawyer from
the uciehlornnOd. vino, after alludiug
iD tine history OF tournaments. inchaste
and eloquent language deliVerCd au ad
dress BOO which he happily portrayed
the influence that such lofty ideas as
tine touful nent is heir to should have
upon tine ambitious. Tie closed his ad-
dress with tine beautiful quotation from
Tom Moore wherein that poet describes
the power of beauty upon the knights
Of Erin. The following gives the iist
of the knights
g.. W. Lyme. Knight OF Narina Grove.
~. r. kutly Knight oi Malmais0n.
T.. H. Southland. Knight of Glover Dale.
X. T.. Garnet. Knight of New Kent.
McGruder Sutton, Knight of Iuck1h0c,
n. T.. Lyme. Knight OF Chesterfield /.
d 5. Alice Knight nf Wakefield. IL. Is.
KifilY. Knight of old Dominion. j. b..
Lyme. Knight Of Dutch Gap. n. H..
Brown. Knight of Llue Oak; a. T.
DrnkiFd. Knight OF Lost Cause.
There being @ tie Tor the first mrid
OF honor. fourth round WAS ridden
between the knights OF Old Dominion
and Iuckahoe. which resulted iu the
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-20
YESTERDAYS RACES.
Tne winning Horses 80 brighton Reach
-IuIftc- Tor nonnouih FarL 10

49,. ........... &c.. .., ,....t.,c,, .tc,,t,
INV "''"'"- '"i''' ~
-iui'te- Tor nonm""ih ''rh q"
nav
Tine following Oh the results oi the
BriohtOu Beach races Yesterday ami the
,,t,,.s al Nonp,o.ih Park 10 .,Iag. as
90
autographed 20 the intt tNchanSe'
First race. ihrce-uuaIier- Il mile.
t,xo-vear-.ld-- RDcl9re fret. Prince
\, ,.., -, N'lf,,,,, ti,t,J
~ VIII" aND'ii'' MUS ~ '--i"'-' '''
Time 1917.
Second race. three. uuHrtcIs at % mile
p.,...I e- p.t..,'..n -te.ui lonr
q"
Jack lhlil. iiiuc 1910.
Third race. one mi.o-lfa Tray first,
l-..4..~. ......,.f f~fn., I.tt third
tt""'t '' '~"7
iiWc l.lts.
Fourth race. ono and Ono-Ciglth OF q
anil. L,r.,,,r nr,.n Born first. Ten
-. rr.,,.
Booker rttNhd' lie L'sDa lhlia' i''
1919.
r,fn .... ,.. ,,.tfa pt.r.yat,qrfa
i'''' '"'
UI-l. Irilclc- second, luli''
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p,opcrfy Transfers

The following deeds of bargain and
sale were recorded yesterday in the
Chaucery Court:
George b. Gaines to A. 5. Hall. trus-
tee. II l-l2 feet on the north side of
Verable between Twenty-third and
Twenty fourth. improved, SiOO. ". II.
Gathright to Ms. Bette 5. Martin,
% liz feet on the east side of st. John
between Charity and Federal, I'M
proved. 81 100; W. b. Smith, special
commissioner. TO IL. :. llutzler, 80 feet
on the east side of Church near Holly,
and sos feet on the north side of Willis
near Randolph. SS56 70; II. ;. Hutzler
10 W. Il. Smith aud Walter Sydnor. sos
feet on the north side Of Willis near
Randolph, t.GlO.
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IhcS. INSTRUMENTATION.

During the heated term the Young
Men Christian Association is endeay-
Orng to provide series of attractive
and refreshing Sunday afternoon SER
vices. The coolest room in the building
tthe gymnasium Is the place of meet
ing. and the programmes include bright
addressos and spirited singing.
Tomorrow afternoon the meeting
will be conducted by Rev. j. T.. Gam
mon and the music will bee led by a
quartette of male voices. The service
commences promptly at . O'Clock and
lasts less than am hour. Ii is for men
only. and all who attend will receive q
hearty welcome.
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1t will be a pleasure to all who 10
down TO Warwick Park to-day Il
Zee Professor J.. ID. Blondell give fine
performance in the water.
lie will build = raft. cook and eat his
supper while in. the water. He will
smoke, eat, and drink while under
water, aud will display fancy swim
ming Of all kinds for the benefit Of the
lockers on.
The exhibitions will be repeated Mon
day evening.
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Ambulance calls.

The city ambulance was called out
twice yesterday. The first time TO the
corner Of Thirteenth and Cary streets,
10 attend a white boy, who was hurt by
falling down All elevator No bones
were broken.
At = O'Clock in the afternoon the am
bulance was called to the Richmond
Cedar Works. to attend young man
there who very painfully cut his wrist
with a piece OF glass.
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anpIloI NOIcS

Joseph Mccormick. from Roanoke
county. was received at the peniIen-
tary yesterday to serve term of two
years on account of having written a
mans name without his knowledge or
consent.
Mr. l.. h. lluntley. treasurer OF Mat
thews county. settled with the Auditor
yesterday, and after the fashion of Mat
thews county men, talked oyster talk
10 Auditor Marye.
Mr. 5. III. Bliss, treasurer Of Prince
Edward county, was at the Capitol yes
terday.
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ADVICE 40 noIness.

Mrs Wlnsiow's soothing syrup should 1'-
ways be- used when children are cutting
teeth. 10 relieves iho little sufferer 40 once,
10 produces natural. quiet sleep ht relieving
the child from pain, ana the lIile cnrrun
awakcs as "hright AS "a huitun.' IN lS very
pleasant to taste. 10 sooihes the child SOLE
ems the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind.
regulates the bowels. ami is ihr best KNOWN
remedy Tor diarruoat. whether arising from
tecthlng or other cUUses. Twenty ave ctuts
a bottle. Iu.lA,~ aNN.
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Poultry ana Pigeon Association

The Richmond Poultry and Pigeon
Association was organized last night by
the election 81 the following officers,
President, w. W. Turner; Nice-Presi-
dents, &. W. Saunders and Forest
Mitchell; Secretary and Treasurer +.
W. Cooper; Executive Committee. W.
". Turner, G.. ". Saunders Forest
Mitchell, +. W. Cooper Louis Ffauck,
Ed. Morris. John Miller.
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Read ms

Any one furnishing us with a copy of
the WEEKLY TINES of JANUARY. II, 1850,
in good order. will be furnished with a
copy of the WEEKLY three months free
Of charge. Address the TINES Com
pany, Box 80, Richmond, Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-20

There viii be a joint ssion of both
branches Of the Council next Monday
TO elect "A Fire Commissioners for Madi-
son ward. The nominees arc Otway s..
Allen. John Bowers, and Captain
Charles L. Taylor.
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Arrivals AMI Departures from Ihis
Ecff Yesterday.

ARRIVED.
schooner Mamie saunders Dldi, Stam-
ford. lilhf. 90 load bark.
schooner Moonlight iranmcr. New ! FORK.
wheat bullrgu Mills.
schooner Charles j. Joyce. Whestiy. Bal.i.
more. wheat Gallego Mills.
schooner john IA. iApp. predmore. Baltl-
more. coal. =. T., iathrOp a 60.
schooner William aud james. Williams,
Baltimore, coal. - T.. lathrop a 90.
SAILED.
Schooner william Cobb. Chase. Boston,
coal, chesapeake and OHIO Railway.
Schooner Warner Moore, Crockett. New
York. pix iron. j. y. Gordon. AGENT. vessel.
curtis a Parker.
schooner e.. a.. Crmmer. Walton. CITY
Point, 10 load poplar wood for Sew YOrA:
vessel, Curtis & Parker.
schooner =. s.. Hart hoibrook. Ciaremont.
u load railroad ties Tor New York. VESSEL.
Currie Co.
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Come join our watch and dia-
mond clubs. jOc. and 81 per week.
Drawings Saturday. SpoTT g. SPOTT.
OH East Broad street.
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70 1ltAi -~il..ti Iiti $3.50 I'D i'' d ~
~.r,i,.s,t ID ...l......,, ..,.l ..........
Dam. "Wednesday uI.nf Services If ~.N
Beforehand Friday after unn If UurI rN
+ O.. AII SAINTS CiiI NNu Madison I.
Ia.f,nn -nn,i., school 40 u.,l..n.
/ q. .uDnrr NINUnfAI rNlTI-IA> I
.,,.....t ..t,.,..r f.....t .,.... ........
/ ii i'' 'i 40 900 ''' ''f '.''
/ Site fhr Paris. Services JOB 100 N. NI. 10000
N.l1 D.. Dob. Toe ulhNr fN'Iiiit INf i'I
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Go to the Standard.
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90. M, column ~ lhnrcs Nvtf'' ~ F"'
-, ,.o, au chargc, nc cannot und@ffHhf
hercoa,r 10 make inquiry as 10 ch""g's ~ D'
-, ,,.,ct An alterations wiH bf m'd'
Dofaye reported 10 ne TIMES obe' "P ~
r~,,,,,,, Mani. ofhcr,rise me- list nil rn~om ~
pn5i,saed The reck prerio"
p-rfRsr BAPTIST CHURCH corner ''
r,.ei,,h and Broad streets. -kev. 9''is'
r"o,sr u ID pastor -PrenchinH ut ~ N' Ni'
anIsp.m. Bible class at Utp a. "i'
ss.sFcOND BAPTIST CIlUCil. corner of
Main and sixth strcts, Rev. W. W. Jam
dutm ID. d.. pastor. Worship at ~ %. no.
and p. m ~undiy-tch"'i 10 ''''
strangers welcome.
a.-vENA CHURCH corner
ofr,renty. first and NOTWITHSTANDING ,cioo'
az p..iO n. m. preaching iA inf pi'''i' "'''
X. n. Pit. at ] ! "a. pa. ANA $50 l' in'
4s-cLAY-srRfEr BAPTIST Chl Rcll
corner OF Clay and Gmhnm streets, Res. IS
/ e.. tlopf0n pastor Moishlpat ] J 90. ODD. HiN
. D, m.
e. GRACE sTREEr BAPTIST 'h'iy IT,
Pastor. DR.. ". n. Hatcher SUNDAY school
at9a. m.. sunday preaching nt So 49,. in. and
NNa
day service young mems $40 p t bod. ii .'
seats and welcome io al.
a.-wE~r MAIN STREET. BAPTIST
CHURCH.. corner Main and Beach streets.
Preaching sunday hy Oboe pastor. ~. s. a
Goodwin. 200 ~ ocioci, 10 iii- tni SID . 81. 'N
%. %. sunday school o'clock 90. ODD. Ai 'i'
welcome.
rs-LEIGH-SrRfEr BAPTIST CHURCH
corner of Twenty nnl and Leigh strecis' -
RevT.P. Bell VIII preach 100 Do ID. m and
Rev. Edward ponaniaf p %. DOB. Seats ir'o.
A cordial invitation ionl.
ss-rIRsr pEE~BlrERiAN CHURCH,
corner Of Grace nni Madison Streets E.t.
Robert g. ktrr. o.. ID pastor. wlil Ir.l.H 30
3 : 60. n. and - %. DOB. SUNDAY --'N''I f' '' I'D
%. DO.
srsEcOND pGE~BYrfHlAN CuHcu
Rev. O.. o.. urnhul.at ID 3D.. ODD. lHe i,.'.
Mr.. furubuli VIII preach BOO tnr 'Ii Ni'h'I
lIfllat0.lD pm-
e. THIRD pRE~MrEMAN CHURCH,
Res. p. Onmmon. PASTOR rracnne 300 /
a. nl. amt %. n.
r. WE~TNINI-rLKCuI Hru N..f cans
street. Services lN Doc. h.rr tEtit -HnNif
afternoon hf urINfh Hui Hi r"'I', "N
Friday might.
D.. FOURTH Observation-Disclosures
West Grace >ti,cf le' D.. calvin ~f'Ntfi.
pastor prracHIne Hf D. neIH.. H Dbl lni
u'rinc. %. nI.. 'N fnr pastor 600 ~Ii..ii'.
tur' "Wednesday rttuIu. Ii Nr'Nrt. ~N
bath school 800 H.iu 3d.. boo. -NHr Il.r. a
hearty welcome iNf 800
ssGEACI- ~IHEEr rRI-nA
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HaCuI,i-TA nEfrHf ClfrHrU. Come
tml llail, ilffl slrrrt.--rrt IcUs aL 90. 300.
All aie respectfully invited.
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TIE SALVATION ARMY VIII conduct
meetings all dny sunday. Morning 100 lu.3ua
49,; evening q D. m.; night. IS Do. DOB. $3.50 I1r
Well. Will also visit u, uu tuesday unl
swearing boo of recruits. "Wednesday might i
nalleujlh dedication of oany Dob fne loid.
also AN Zee cream supper Co follow. Nicotine.
free. Everybody welcome. Captain Sigiur
aud wife la q. uluuuI.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

a, mi. column N Churc. Notices - p"o'
49,, f,,, NJ an chargr. ne canaoi undertake
-, ,,.r ~ make INJURY os 10 changes ~ be
made each wcck. An alterations "''. ~ "''''
mat are reported 10 ne TINS "'"'
Fri.iay night. ofhcrpise me- NJ" "" ''"'"" ~
,,,Jlishef fhc irsck prerio"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-10-09
Good News! Good News!
TO TIE PEOPLE HAWTHORNE
AND VICINITY.
SELllL!lNGi OUT'!!

J. LEVY respectfully takes this
method of announcing to the public that
he will sell out, regardless Of cost, his
entire stock Of Clothing, Dry Goods,
Boots, Shoes and in fact, his immense
stock must be sold, and will be sold for
Cash, and Cash Only, on account of
closing out business and intending to
leave this part Of the country.
Mr.. Levy takes this opportunity of
thanking his patrons for their kindness
in the past and will be glad to give
them some choice bargains. Come one
Come all, and come in time, before it's
too late. Store and fixtures for sale or
rent. j. LEVY.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-10-09

THE Salt Lake Tribune puts thorns
in the sbos OF the gol,ibugs. Some Of
the goldbug orgaus have bewailed the
heavy exports OF the yellow metal and
predicting stringency and possible
panic ~ the result. The Tribune says
to them:
"You brought II on. You declared
that the gold standard WINS all that WINS
all that was needed. You Inflated gold
until .o profit was left 10 HE men
that work. There ARE tremendous
crops, but there are no profits in them;
the men who do the work are too poor
10 buy any luxuries and but few com
forts; the railroads do not pay any
longer, and English Investors are nn.
loading and calling home their gold.
lou have the t1ik of Nil the money IN
the country tied up IN the treasury OF
the United States and IN hall dozen
banks ~ New York city, and business
is in the condition OF Il strong man III n
vault, with only half enough air to
breathe. Just cling 10 yonr present
tlclusion, aud in Just about fifteen
months yoN will see financial panic
which will paralyze The country. But
there is II way out III the trouble,
That is by nndoing the wrong perPc-
iraiel upon silver. Silver saved US in
1861, and il is not loo late for 1T to
do SO ngain, bnl do nol put 1t oil very
long. for the danger is very imminent.
All the trade reviews rs they come out
week alter week, point TO the approach
ing disaster. stop while you can,
DO moi try to defy II law which the la
Dor oil the world for over 1900 years
has demonstrated the correctness Of.
While you have time, admit that the
robbery has been sufficient, and prom
Use TINT henceforth you will be honest"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-10-09
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

CADMCS MINING COMpANY.-Location
" VI works. Pine Grove. ESmeralda coun-
~, Nevada; 10 alton Of principal place of
bnsiness. ram francisco. California.
Notice Is hereby given that at Il meeting of
the Board IF Directors held on the 18Th day
OF sep emhcr. 1888. an asecs sin"nt (ko. y OF ~
cent per shar" was levied upun the capital
stock of the c'rporni ioa. payable immc diately
In United States gold coin 10 tn- Secretary
OF snid corporation. ri the Office OF the
Comp ny. All California street, San Frau
cisco, California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid ON
Thursday. October 81. 1889.
VIII be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction. and unless payment |. III SIDE
before will be sold ON Monday. November -.
1889 al u O'Clock noon OF That day. 10 pyy
the delinquent asses, uent. together vi u
costs of advertising and expenses of sale.
BY order of the beard of Directors.
JSO. CRAIG, Secretary.
ON ;e-aJi California street, San Francisco.
Cal. oc2-td
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-10-09
NOTICE To C0-0WNERS.

ITO A. +. DICK AND ALL OTHER PAR
l ties having any interest in the following
n.mcd claims, situate, i'll Silver Star Mining
District, Esnler Ida county, Ne ada, viz:
lolcomb.
You are hereby notified that have expended
the -um of SitO in labor and improvements
upon ach of said mining claims. for the yeur
ending December 81. lSoS, viii ap.
pear by certificate filed December 9Th, 1888,
in the Office OF the Recorder CT said Mining
District. In order To hold said premises and
claims under the provisions of Section 2.3s4
Revised Statutes oi the United States, and
and IT Within nincty days aiter this notice
by publication you fail or refuse to contr-
butte your proportion of such expenditure AZ
co-ewhcrs. your interest n said claims will
become The property OF the subscriber undel
said Section s.32i. Eli JOHNSON.
Hawthorne. October ?, 1889.