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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-01
pREclpITATINa PANIC.
A War on the Bucket Shops That Affects
tho Memphis Exchange.

War on the Bucket Shops That Anocta
tho Memphis Exchange.
II now appears that, fora while ut least,
Chicago market reports TO the Memphis
Merchants Exchange and all other organ.
mions throughout the country not Nom
bcu Of tho Chicago Exchange, are TO be-
cut of.
The following Geographic correspond
cncc, posted yesterday, will explain.
MEgruis Tenn. May a.. issp.
T. 4 Keeling, SECRETARY Merchants Exchange
Dear Sir have received the following
from Nashville.
NAuytif, Tcnn., May %. issp.
y Howard Manager
Please understand that unless you re-
ccivc instructions 90 the contrary, the
Chicago reports To the Memphis Exchan ~
are 10 bo discontinued after today. aud
they are not to be given 10 anybody In
Memphis after today.
J. CourroN, superintendent
T. lluWNRp, Manager.
The Memphis Merchants Exchange has
made arrangements with tho Chicago
board oi Trade Tor the continuance uf the
Ihlcngu market reports, but the Western
Union Telegraph Company saws. that ''as
thc Chicago lioarl ct Trade has ordered
the dsconiinuance OF IL reports 10 about
ninc.icnths OF our present suhscrihcfS. A
bccomrs question as 10 the rate that we
can afford to carry the service for the re-
naming Ono-lonth. Ii s evident that No
cannot afford 90 continue the service over
the present mileage Of wire at the prcscnt
rates, which would give Ms only about
one icnih Of the present revenue. We
may have 90 discontinue the transmission
OF these quotations 10 everyone, from our
inability 10 agree With subscribers upon a
rate that viii reimburse us and DO within
The means OF the subscribers 10 pay."
II seems TO be- the general belief Of tho |
Merchants Exchange that the Chicago |
Board OF lmdo intend their action ~ n !
means oil making war ON the bucket shops
aud prevent thom from using their quot
tons. IL Is understood that nearly all
leading exchanges throughout the cor N
have agreed 10 do without the G. .a,r
market reports for two weeks, b iicag
that before that time expires 1 slievir
dealers OF the Chicago Board OF ae optic
raise a storm over the loss Of q Trade vi
aud Induce the Board Of ID seir businc
Chicago Board OF Trade .rrtos Of u
action In the matter. 40 resciud the
u ~ understood that
lotE intend making 81 Louis and n,
E"'" nnu PloNlslor strong bid LOT ,
,tns", ul WV ~" business when y,
"'ssI hnmIi 9uM'I; ent action, isappAion'
s ',,uc' 'oua' .niCsso reports bo disc.
h',e.,. Y. ~ announced, private w
eL,,,., .,hl6sgo will be posicu Vu ,
To Aomphis Mefehan"
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Memphis CnrrIBgc WORKS.
Nos. 81 ANp SO MADISON SrREEr.
Builders Of Fine NchiclcA
LOCAL NoTIuaa

MrMrurs Steam Laundry. 2oiScconi u
EniNKLEr LUMBER Co.. III Jefferson ..
DYE WonKs-L. Ricrcl q Co., IS JEFF
icrson street; telephone 1850
&. II. Horcugiss. skilled Matchmaker.
Difficult aud complicated watches cspo-
c.ally solicit No. ~ Madison street.
CNNiNOua' Wagon Works, corner
Monroe aud DcSol. streets Tho best ma
lcrial on handi the me- finished work.
men employed.
pvRE aca white rs tho flower wnes'
namc II bears arc the biscuits Hlsod by
Lily Baking Powder.
DIAN n LitLY CorrER AND srIcR Ca
RrNrHsrr, we SIC now 0Icring for sale
that very choice piece OF propcry located
on the northwest cornts oi Front aud Me
Call str~ts, opposite the Gayoso Hotel
TW VpNAvAy iEAL EsTArE AGENcY
No. 2SS Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-01
THE COURTS.
CircuitCourt.


Commencing Monday morning, this court
will meet at o'clock, and adjourn ut 2
o'clock pm. The following is the calen-
dar for next week:
Monday, June 3-10,177, Manchester
Mills vs. louisville & Nashville Railroad
Company; 10, 1877, Carter q Blessing W.. Q.
7. Elliott; lO,202, Walter II. Jones ct al.
VS.. Thomas III. Milburn; 10, 207, S. b, Hurt
rs. w. h. Winlon d Co. ct al; l0225,
Hughett & Mccarthy ct al. W.. John
O'Brien; 1923, Harry Walker ct al. VS..
G. n. Grosvenor; 1885, w. II. J.. Open
shaw vs.. Star Union Line ct al; l0,3l6,
w. II. l.. Opcnshaw vs.. Newport News x
Mississippi Valley Company; lO,3lS, r. 5.
Doherty, administrator, vs.. Kansas City,
Fort Scott & Memphis Railroad Company
ct al. -
Wilson Hvs. II. j. Person and ID. Nj.
Scales; 1925, Q. W. Edmonds W. Iron
Mountain Railroad Company, of Mem
phiE 1885, Theodore Krekcl vs.. Iron
Mountain Railroad Company, OF Memphis;
1882, William Calhoun vs.. Iron Noun
tain Railroad Company; l0,320, JOAN Gas
ton Va. Iron Mountain Railroad Company;
l0,330, Charles i. DcGaris Va. Iron Noun
tain Railroad Company; 1881, Michael
Mcbride w. Iron Mountain Railroad Com
pany; 1882, Ann Jacobs VI. Iron Noun
tain Railroad Company, l0,333, Marriei
Merrill vs.. Iron Mountain Railroad Com
pany.
Wednesday, Juno 5-No 1884, Patrick
McDcrmoit Va. Iron Mountain Railroad
Company; 10, 33s, Lucinda Motley ct al.
vs. Iron Mountain Railroad Company; 10,
Id. Il
lain Railroad Company 1854. William
Calhoun vs.. Iron Mountain Railroad Com
pany; l0.3i7, Molliu Bonncttys The Acct
dent Insurance Company Of North Amcri-
ca; 10, 352, Mullen x lounge, use, etc.
VS.. Louisville, New Orleans q Texas Rail-
road Company ct al. 0,3j3, Suggs d Pet
lit W. NJ. e. Poarcc * Co.
Thursday, June 6-l0,367, Tennessee
Midland Railway Company vs. i. kalla-
her 10, 800, Anna llollaway vs. East End
Dummy Railway Company; 1892, Scales
* Persona vs. j. A. Phillips l0.3P5, W.
Y. Mitchell W. Alexander Erkinc; lO.3H,
w. -. Cannon vs.. J. Is. Sanford; 30, 400,
Annie Y. Shirmaslcr W.. Rndlc DePriest;
lO.la5, Gates Debrcll w. Iron MouL thin
Railroad Company, l0l26, ID. g. Meriih
vs. Iron Mountain Railroad Company;
l0i27, r. NJ Mullen vs.. Iron Mountain
Railroad Company.
Friday, June 80. l0iij, Mary 20.
desia vs. Memphis. brunswick u Atlantic
Railroad Company; l0Ii7 l.. J. Quigley,
executor, vs. Barney Hughes; LAS, Chas.
Thomas W. Kansas City, Springfield x
Memphis Railroad Company; 10, 40, VI.
Caninn va Kansas City, Springfield 4
Memphis Railroad Company. 10. AL, John
Cariwell vs. Chas Nelson 10, lb2, Picket
q Mourcr ~ Gsorro Il. MaiiiHgly * Co.
IN IGJ SSoL,, 'Wnlen W. L. w. WILSON,
M Y>sChHiirs Stewart ct nj. vs. Aiibun
Tin 4 Machine Co.. l0,l6g, Now York
Iron and Paint Company VI. Mil9nrn oin
and Machine Company l0,l7l, Mrs. :. g.
Milling.0n W. T.. :. patt.con.
Saturday, June S-No. 1859, Mcllonr
Goal ConpaSy Va Jonn "',,.lsh.
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A nnInnnn .nr,t,nr.

ClNoYSArI, o., May 3l.-Licui. Il. NJ.
q. Brown, navigating officer oi the United
States steamer Trenton, which was dis
abloi in the fearful hurricane at Apia. WIS
on Change today and receiving congralu.
laiions. lie hqi stopped here day To-
rec his brother, Mr. Charles T. Brown, an
attorney VI this city. lilo will leave this
afternoon iOT W@-hi--' ~, vh,,e hc ,oca
e. .aHasHAlllt MNNNAN Wv 49,
a, tne invitation OF President Harrison, as
well rs upon orders from the Navy Depart.
mcnt. Lieut.. Brown spoke IN the highest
terms of the work done by the Associated
Press correspondent at Samoa. lie had
not been able 60 see until today the nc.
count OF the disaster furnished 10y the As.
gociatpl pross
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-01

The second year OF assessing property
for taxation in Memphis and Shelby
County has been wound mp.
An opportunity for property owners
who wish TO insist that their holdings
have been valued at more than they will
bring in the open market will be afforded
on and after Monday next.
As required by the law that contem-
plated the removal OF assessment correc-
tions from the County Court, the Board
OF Equalization will begin its daily sttings
in the County Courtroom next Monday
morning. The obligation incumbent upon
the Board TO hear and weigh complaints
will doubtless be discharged as long as the
necessity for 1t exists though not to an
unreasonable length OF time. Complainers
are expected 10 appear promptly in their
turn, The members OF the Board to as
semble Monday arc Assessor G.. l.. Smith,
Chairman OF tho County Court ID. g..
Slaughter, Messrs. II. G.. Craig, Il. ID.
Goodwin and J. +. Mclean. This per-
sonnet strikes the average citizen rs n
thoroughly competent one. The gentle
men possess knowledge OF proper valua-
tons, and surely have the courage TO re-
sist spocous claims from those who exer-
else legal right TO look out for their
| pocket interests.
There has been a great deal Of curiosity
and interest in the result OF Assessor
Smiths work this year. A strong desire
has been present with everyone TO know
the aggregate OF the assessment, whether
it would be npprcciably greater than last
year. From tho best information an
| APPEAL reporter could gather yesterday,
few property owners will have occasion to
go before the Board. Assessor Smith, IL
appears, has been striving TO remove, as
far ns practicable, the mass OF errors and
double assessments, which cropped out in
his first years work; also 10 reach, to q
higher degree, correct valuations, using m
n bpsis tho conclusions OF the preceding
Equalization Board.
Last year the property valuations in
Shelby County, including the city, aggre-
gated SIS, 100000. This year IL may reach
SiO,OO0,OO0, small increase. compara'
lively, at best. What n bargain would be
had by the man. or the company, in the
purchase Of Memphis and Shelby County
ut that fgurcl Chairman Slaughter, 10.
marking upon this proposition yesterday,
said: "Why, II isn't one-lhird lis value.
You couldn't buy Main aud Front streets
for it. We lose -, O01,0 900 or 81, 900, 900 in
those banking aud insurance companies
working under charters granted during
old Gov Brownow's time. excmpting
them from taxation. It's all wrong. oI
course. but there's no redress"
l.Hl.. q
plants has been established by the Board:
The districts assessed 10y j. q. Stewart
will be taken up Monday, June 3
Tuesday, tho Ith, all districts assessed
by Wellbom.
Wednesday, the 9th, all districts assessed
by w. Il. llirrcll.
Thursday. the 9th. all districts assessed
by H. w. Pryor.
Commencing Friday. the eth. the dis.
tricts and the wards assessed 10y &. T.
Smith.
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United state. Coutt.

In the United States Circuit Court the
following eases will DO called Tor disposi.
ton upon preliminary motions aud do
murrcrs and dilatory pleas. Counsel are
expected TO be present, q. these matters
will be pcrcmpiorily dispssedci:
33. Dcycmux W. Rrowsyillo; 2,gSS
HaEclliuc Va. Mississippi Valley Insurance
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-01
Jnmpcd From the Fourth s,ory.

PnlLApELrniA. Pa, May 3l.-The Rev,
VIM. l.. Gage, who is said TO reside at
Hartford, Conn. jumped from a fourth.
story window Of the Orthopwdic Hospital
this morning. aud died a lew hours later
from his injuries. Mr.. Gage came to the
hospital for treatment for Insomnia.
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contracted a terrible blood oIsoulng rear
ago duclnrcd with two cool physicians neither
81 whom did me any good lsunVrusi Hlt man
krvrnu I ooheluicl " tU them. Knowing n
thrl dld me no good they could make ne no
worse. hl1g bccu using them atout ten Weshs
aud am most happy 10 say that am almost g. IT
The awful torJs that cuNvWd my iacr aud kndi.
Ny lace Wa ~ had, n not wursc, than that ~ Miss
luyuton, spoken ~ In your huuk and would say
10 any one IN the same condition tu nee trritunA
and they will surely hc Currd You mny usc this
letter In Tie Interests Of suffering humanity.
4 ". REYNOLDS, Ashland. o.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-01
rrnI,nir alnnri.

Tho report Of the Atlonoy-Gcneral rcla.
tive to the condition OF the management OF
the office, tho condition Of the books, etc,
Of the Prohslc Court was filed yesterday
and showed that everything was In first.
llu.. nllDr
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-01
nnnl I.lnle TrnnsIcr..

J. A. Lamb aud wife to j. 05troGsky,
lots q, 2S and % Of Barton & Lambs sub
division, for $500.
r. Lloyd to T.. w. Thomas, one
half undivided interest in tract Of land
In section /, range 3, Of the Eleventh
Civil District, for 1850.
Equitable Land and Construction Com
pany TO Herman Arnold, lot 2S, block 20,
Of the ldlowild subdivision, for ~ 200.
J. NJ. Gregory and wife TO G. ID. Bryan
& Co., 37xll2 feet on South Court and
Gayoso bayou, for 81 600.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-01

Company; 1857, Dovcraux Va. Browns
vile; 2,0i5, Deveraux w. Brownsville;
2,07S, United States vs.. German; 1901,
Hamilton VS.. Memphis Appeal Company;
1908, Dryden Va. Citizens Street Railroad
Company; 1904, Chaplin w. Smith d Fer,
guson; 1895, Watkins vs.. Haywood
COUNTY,; 5000. Ford vs.. Montgomery.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-01
DISEASED BLOOD.
IIumors, Biotches. sores. Scales. Gusts aud
Loss of Hair Cured.

Terrible Biood Poison. suffered all man
could suffer aud live. Pace and body
covered with awful sores. Used the Cut.
icura Remedies ten weeks aud L. prac-
tcaiiy Cured. A remarkable Case.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-01

A. Ia eycrwhcrN trir, CvutyuA, ~ soar
-. WisniNfNr ~ rtcraud ~ She iutthh
prt,a asn OHtutrat CoErcrAttoy. hO,i0n.
90 adnA fuf How io Cuw SKIN nlsfuscs' o.
rage. a Illustrations nnd iOl testimonials
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-01

Hoods sarnparlln Is peculiar io itself anil
superior Ia all other preparations in strength,
economy aud medicinal merit
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have hcUn troubled With 'kin AMI scalp diy
cl.e Tot seventeen ytar. NJ bead az lmgs We
v h luhnlng sore, aud my boy was ruNrfvd WIN
seia ~ lafrg a. hall dolst Itrlei swat many
MslniiN aud am thai ltu1 u statr that after two
ivy, ,vntn. 81 lhcf uso az pniltvly cuUd iccl !,
m2 u"V 10 you nnd III public in state The .ooVo
W" l. X epOWki.t. jamoshr a n. D.
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THE TINE FOR APPEARING
ClTrz EMS WHOSE PROPERTY is IN
CORR zCTLY ASSESSED MAY TALK.

The Board OF ECU aiization TO Meet Mon
day and Hear Walls From Those Who
Offset TO Paying so Much Taxes
Showing for the Year.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-01

ptupi.r. black heads chappcd ami oily skin pre-
flM ,cnici by JvucuHA INDICATED foAE
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-01

have dug an ,nl. OOvu,dn ten years better
had what srht,hsd inf thltY.glFht ychn J
everything NTmcd pfuftis aud have suffered
no relief end Tried y uumhef oi durturs. but got
cured Anybody could law GOT $50 had they
God D. Ie Tho trUtruA WMtnuH cufcd me
e. the man who Invented tt1icIuAl
CHIMNEY GRktN, Cambridge MasA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-01

VIM Nelson, coored, was fined $40 yes
torday on a charge Of wife whipping.
Jim Dalton was fined So for the oIensc
OF assault aud battery.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-01

WnrrInR" IsIctHstH'
John Mckenzie TO Mrs. u. Craven, Rose
Cleveland 10 Iiddie Ann Holloway.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-01

The second year of assessing property
for taxation in Memphis and Shelby
Countv has been wound nm.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-19
Times Are Hard

A ND IN ORDER TO BE EVEN WITH THEM "A we ha' decided to lower our Table Beard which is frst-class to $500 per week Ladies $Sb0 Give us . trial. Private room for ladies'
 MITCHELL'S | 10 CENT DINING ROOM ' 62 East Main Street
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-19
Profeasors and Students.

The professors at Harvard and other elect i've institutions complain of being worn out by the unidentified intercourse with stu dents. The fact is a revolution has occurred. Under the old system boys never, or very rarely, had the least intimacy with profes- sors in our colleges. They met formally at Q prescribed and very formal recitation three times daily, and twice at prayers There was little opportunity to ask even Q question. The teachers formed one body, the students another. The marked feature of the elective system is personal intercourse and personal influence. The boys are always near their teachers, and warm friendship exists. The result Is good every way-good in the stim ulus to finer scholarship, and above that to q better manhood. Colleges conducted in this manner lose their rowdyisrn, and the daily appearance of their surroundings is more that of business and the workshop.-S Louis Globe-Democrat.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-19
4 Productive Orchard.

Ross Levers, of Washoe valley, has an orchard which is good example of the strength and productiveness of land in what is called the ''arid region" His orchard is on bench land--not in the lowlands of the valley. This year four trees of the Blue Pairman variety in this orchard produced eighty-four boxes of fruit, equal to little more than two tons. Ten trees of the Pic neer variety yielded three tons of fruit Mir. Lewers' orchard consists of about z, 300 trees of the choicest varieties known He has Q fortune in his orchard. d.-Territofial Enter prise.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-19
POSTOFFICE

New York City-7.5o, 1o,s m; 2los s.ss, 7.ssp .. Boston-7.OO, 7.5o m; 12 30, 2.10, 7.3O n. l Southern-7.50, 10. 20 m: 2.1O, 530 7.S0 m. 'tff Western-75o 20 m; s.1o, 6.3O. 7.So pm. Canada West-7.30, 1920 a ID; 2.1O, b.30, 7.Se -. Eastern.a7oo 7,5o m; 1ss s.lo. 5.sO p: Canada East-7.O0, 75O m; 12. 30, 210, T.S0pm Albany-750, 1920 m; S10, 6.3O, 7.30 n. Northern N. Y-7.5O 1920 10; 2.10. S30, 50 pn. Providence-7.00, 7.5O m; IF. 30, 2l0, 7.S0 p n. Springfeld-7oo 7.5o am; F 30 s.1o, bSo 7So pm. Worcester-7.00, 750 am; F. 30. 210, b.3O 90 pm. Pittsfeld Mass 50 a m; s.1o, 5so, I3epn.da Hartford-70O, 7.5O m; 12. 30, 910, 7.a0 D m- Bridgeport-7.5O, 10. 20 m; 2.1O, 5.s0, T30 rn. New Hayen-7.5O, 10. 20 am 12 30 BIO 6.S0, 2 90 pn Ansonia-75o, 10.2o m; 12.30, 2.10. 5.8o. 90 n. Birmingham-7.s0 10. 20 am: F. 3o 2 210 6Se 3opn Union City-7.5O m; 21e, s.S0 p ID. @ X 1Es' Naugatuck-7.50 50 m; 2.10, 5S0 n r- Seymour-7.50 a m; 210, 5.30 p m.
 Winsted-10.55 m; 80 p m.
 Stations on Naugatuck R.R north Waterbury
 1045 m; 6.3Opm. - ~ Meriden-7.5o, 1920 n; 12 80, l. 10, 5 90. 7so IT. Danbury-7.5O m; 125, 2.1O, 5.So, 7.3O D n. New London-7 O. 7.5o am; 1a 30. s,1o, s.so7 60 pA Watertown-10.45 .45 m; 6.3O p 5as} SsSs 43 -.. Oakville-10.45 m; 6.3O m s-ss f. Woodbury-73o. 10.45 s m; 1.25 m.!
 Southbury-790a m; 1.35 m.
 Middlebury-1230 80 m.
 Wolcott (Tu, Th, Sat) 12S0 a m.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-19

In this story Ouida has exhibited nil those charming traits which run through all her writings-even the least while avoiding any thing objectionable or immoral in tone or tendency. BEBEE" is piquant and bright, without pan derins to aliy unhealthy appetite.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-19


 back to you," seemed to be the cry of his thought "You shall be my only friends. But first must see her, and all my heart is hersr'
 The morning dragged away, and at half past Il he went out, carrying the little case with him. As he stood outside the Bays water house, in which he had settled for the winter, he realized that he had never yet been under her roof, never yet seen her at home It was his own fault. She had asked him in her gracious way, on the first night of ''El- vira," to come and see her. But instead of doing so he had buried himself ill his Surrey lodging, striving to bring the sober and aus tere influences of the country to bear upon the feverish indecision of his mood. Per haps his disappearance and silence had wounded her; after all, he knew that he had some place in her thoughts
 The servant who opened the door demurred to his request to see Miss Bretherton. "The doctor says, sir, that at home she must keep quiet; she has not seen any visitors just lately" But Kendall persisted, and his card
 was taken in, while he waited the result. The servant hurried along the ground floor pas sage, knocked at the door at the further end went in for a moment and came out beckon. ing to him. He obeyed with a beating heart and she threw open the door for him. Inside stood Isabel Bretherton, with eager surprise and pleasure in her whole attitude She he'd just risen from her chair, and was coming forward; 8 soft white cashmere shawl hung around her; her dress, of some dark, rich stud, fell with the flowing, statel,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-03

CSEALED PROPOS Is OR BIDS WILL BE
- receive by the Di ectors of the Maso' &c
Ha Associatiop, on or prior II Tues ay, June
ltth 1889. {, furnishing the necessary materia 8
and bailiins the Maso' ic Temple, ct the ite
selected by the Directors of the Mas mic Hall
association at "innemucca Humb'l ldt County,
State OF Nevada. &C ording TO ths plans and
specific ltions adopted and now on fle at the
ctii O N. evy & ca
No bid will he C ved unless 1t Is acco =
panied nv "a certified checs OF Five Hundred
$500. .0o) Dollars, payable to the Secretary oftne
Maso Hall Association, as a guarantee on the
part of ths ucce .sfui bidder tn Z he will within
Five DAYS after the acceptanre OF his hid enter
into "a written contract TO furnish said maerlals
and do said work according to the pans and
50 ,cifc alton thereof and will al o ex cute and
HE with this u ba,d In sub I'm as it shall direc.
q gooi and sHffi i,nt bond TO be approved by said
D ,ard and condition tor the faithful perform
ance of sad contra t.
Nor viii an lid ne considered by the Board
unles' receiv d at or p ior "a 700 o'clock, N {.
on TUESDAY, June 11th, 1899. at which time
the b d. wi he opened
rhe Board reserves the ght to RI ject any and
all bills.
Bidders are invited % be pr mt at the opening
OF bids.
I. N. LEVY,
Secretary Mas ME Hall Association.
Winnemucca, May %, lss9-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-03

L stest from all Parts Of The World.
DIR. CKosiN's CLoTHEs.


CaIcA0o, June Q. Tha police, after q
vigorous search for Dr. Cronin's CLOTHES,
have, near the mouth OF the Fifty ninth.
street s.~s,, unearthed his pants. coat.
shirt and under.shirt. They were buried
over foot under ground. The shirt
bore the name Of the murdered doctor,
and the other articles were readily recog-
nizsd as portions of bis apparel. Strange
to say. however, his vest is missing, and
in it's place was vest OF much coarser
material. This garment presumably be.
longsd to one Of the murderers or accom-
plices. For this reason the police are
using every effort to suppress fheir die.
covery, hoping that Cronin's vest may be
discovered 10 possession of one of the
murderers. The pants found were
deeply stained with biooi.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-03
Children Crv&PitC cdst0rls


The motto OF California means, hav found it.
Only in that line Of sun hine, where the orange,
Q .o,. olive, dg. and grape bloom and ripen, and
attain their highest perfection ia Ia id-wi ter. are
he herbs and gum found, that are used in that
pie .san RENE ~ for all thro1 and lung troubles
SANTA Able the ruler of coughs, asthma and
con sumption. Eagle Drug Store has been APP
pointed agent for this valuable California remedy,
and sells it under guarantees at 81 bottle.
Three for $3.50. NJ
Try ,LIFOREIA cAT.R-CUR NE, the only
guaranteed cure 70 Catarrh. 81, by mail 81 10.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-03

MARYsVILLE. June 2.-The transfer
tae Northern Caiifornia Rsilroad and
Marysville steamboats, to the Southern
Pacific Company took place yesterday.
There is no traffic arrangements. 1t is
thought that the completion Of the ex.
tension to knlghts L.ndIng NAV even.
tually make q change of the depot and
track here advisable to accommodate
through traffic by that route.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-06-03

SAN Francisco, June 2.-The Supreme
Court has granted a new trial to DR..
Bowers, who was convicted of the murder
of his wife by giving her phosphorou
The Court says that there wac 10 evi
dence showing that the accused had
phosphorous in his possession. Moreover,
there is evidence that the fatal illness OF
Mrs. Bowers was a result If miscarriage
by her own act.