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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
Az TLLrNON RCDELY DISPELLED.
From The Chicago Tribune.
Chcu n H. All oNcr LelMcen rs Is ~"


rhcn IT i, all over between rs Is tF
In that case I need not trespa~s further Miss
Billcr~On on Your valuable time ~
The yonng man rv.e TO 90. iii, face wa pale and
his eyes were moist with un,hcd tear, bul no pio.
test escaped hs lips. lie bore without m"rI""r uV
blow that had fallen upon him. ,,.,
stay T. exclaimed the young woman lmpeluou,y
had no thought 81 TN, when you came TIL, evening,
Mr.. Barker but want YOU Ia hear the reason Why !
have decided that the ties that have bound lis h'cr'o
must be severed -,
She had folded her arms and stood erect before him.
A. She proceeded her explanation 1cr voice rose ana
her gestures became animated. ~ 81
i0u will thnh II strange. and possibly uhlu u
fable She ,aid, that should terminate IN a moment
an engagement OF nearly sN months BHt thcte arr
opinions taste, caprice, If Will. ME- hdrHer NAV
amount 10 actual convictions Ia persons oil poNI,tS
temperament and di, po,ton. and dominate Us WIN WIN
the force OF inherited instincts or tenu'u'lcS, inc
current Of our lives has run smoothly uhtI nov ~
though have known each other only h'''c hlo'V
Than half year We nave iilt ina. w" shain her.
In that belief rested she Contihuru, NIL" Whnnn y,
head tragcay, until "a few minute ago. WIN No"
hi, evening. Cyru, Barker the ln'i"n ~ M u u
PEELED .. why did not some prclnonltioh oil swiftly III
pending dcsOation warn YOU u,.
What do You mean. Victoria Bilkerson what
have - al, ~
81 DO not interrupt me- Cyrus Baker shc said, III
a commanding voice, and with her heau ulru"l oa'N
and her waving wildly In the AR 'S ,d hons fine
whitening budding blossoms OF 10y, uc , In"o
Awakening from drains Of Sc me " fa tha has
wrought is work upon Ms. and with mummy 10
forward A.. T. ,toor,, and
peculiar.r he intcrposed. is all this racket about
Great scott What have done ,,,,or,rc,v
=. What have YOU done - she echoed, siluuucIIhsH'
as she pointed trembling finger at an object on lne
cent re-. table You here TINS evening" estuu9
BARKER wearing high silk hat of me scsfon 81 M
Selling the shapelcss thing ana oTuSm"s " ' ~
head the young man hurried ont. ... iov
I'm his ewes there s'lonc the light Of great 10y 10y,
What a narrow escape have had! u. eAcla'm'u'
,rin hrisi,Iy aIong and hngging himself IN ecstasy
II II hadn't been for this nat sIi1uI ~
married in three weeks more 10 'eH'A''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
THE IMMIGRATION DEPARTMENT.

more careful and thorough inspection OF imIH
Grant, Will be made previous TO their reaching inc
landing station. An increased force has been ap
rointrd with view 10 greater efficiency, ana JOhI
4 Nilholland has been made chici of the Inspection
Dcpartmcnt The selection Is III all respects
most admirable one. Mr.. Mill1llard VIII be re
ormapd ire utmost vigilance from his subordinate
ibnt The law NAV be enforced In It's full spirit aho
strict construction. .
incoming ships viii be met at Quarantine, ana ~
mat placc the inspectors vii: seek TO prevent vloi
lions OF the law, and when persons are iOund "h'
srr subicct a. detention their case VIII 81 on q
accivc ihe attention of the proper authorities. WIZ
the nurpOsc Of sending them back 10 their respective
rms rigid systcm Of inspection will save muei labp.
md annoyance and Will weed out undesirable hno
nnwsrthy persons who Come here TO enjoy Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
NOVEL TEST OF A SUPPOSED FIRE ESCAPE

Niagara Falls, y. y, May (speciap. -Between S
and this afternoon young man, who gave his name
J. AtlSey and his home Marion. Ark, lowered
himself from the pension bridge nearly to the
river below a distance of 1872 feet. In his descent
lie helped by an aluminium steel tape, small in
size, but capable Of sustaining weight Of nearly
1000 pounds one end Of this tape was fastened
firmly t. the bridge near the centre. The
grasped the reel about which the other end was
wound, and by means Of clutch was able TO lower
hilnsen or stop at will. When he reached point Q
short distance from the water he hung until his pho
tograph had been taken. Wednesday he tested the
tape by dropping over the bank OF Goat Island to
the patch below II is understood that the tape TO
used a trccscape.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
REPTBLICAN CLUBS COMBINING.

A meeting OK representative, Of twelve Repnbho'h
climbs Of brooklyn to formulate plan for uhlS u
action among them held AT the rooms OF the fed
oral club, No. 2l3 Court st.. Brooklyn lat evening
4 dozen clubs were represented. Or. W. H. PehnrS
~ The Federal Club. presided Various pltil' i''
nrlty Of action wer. put forward by Mc,'rN Jo's'
Clark williams and NILS and Others. and the dis'u'
ION was protracted until a late hour The iolo"lhs
,,,uulftcc appointed 10 submit plan 0l h'iI"
n Gleason, toioncl j. ". Jones. Colonel George =.
'',ark w. r.. Jonc, aud Frank llallcnbcck. Another
meeting Will be held ~ two weeks at the rooms Oh l
l,,u sheridan Club Of the First Ward, AT Fulton ana
Pineapple -. All Republican clubs are invited L"
I'D turee delegates 10 the meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
BILLS BEFORE THE LEGISLATURE.

Albany. May CspeclaD-In the Assembly Mr.
Hoags bill making The New York CITY Chamberlain
turn over all his fees TO the city and giving him
10000 a year came up for passage to-day. Mr..
lioag offered an amendment. that the bill should not
anec any possible action Of the cit, pending or 10
be entered into Mr. sullivan objected and as any
amendment cannot be Offered final passage except
by unanimous consent, Mr. ilOag withdrew the amend
ment. Mr. shceLan then declared that the BIZ should
BE- killed. for without the amendment New York might
hse $4,000. 'pOn this ar. Hosg had the bill lad
aside until Monday night.
In the senate a Conference Committee appointed
on the IinsOh Registration bill. IL H. proposed 70
make Gs last day Of registration the saturday nine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
and BROOKLYN e ' ~ " ~ ~
SPEAKER HUsTED'S WRATH KINDLED.
N OVhIsLsPONDENT PUBLICLY APOLOGIZEs FOR
SLANDERING THE GENERAL.

SLANDERING THE GENERAL.
Aoany, May (specan.-Speaker Hustcd's atten-
uoh was called this morning to an Albany dispatch
I'll Inc Brooklyn Citizen of yesterday, making
palpably false charges against him. RiGhtfully indg
manu- the speaker read the offensive dispatch to the
Assembly and submitted the matter To ii. The
spoDdent who had written the dispatch was put In
the custody of the sergeant alarms. touch OF
burlesquc at this point impaired to the affair by
Mr. Gibbs. OF New-York exhibiting great wrath and
moving that the correspondent should be expelled.
MI Curtis, who had been much annoyed by the state
ments In today's newspapers that the Westinghouse
Electric Light Company strongly supports his bill for
inc abolition OF capital punishment which was rushed
through the Assembly yesterday. and is TO be rushed
through the senate next week with the same scdaous
haste. intimated broadly that the whole bench OF
correspondents should be expelled. MI Flsh thought
tlat the Assembly had good case against " Tue
Brooklyn Citizens correspondent, and had better
STICK 10 that, and not enlarge the Held OF operations
against the correspondents. The correspondent OF
Ihe citizen then had the manllness 10 acknOwl:hee
that he had wronged speaker Hustled ana was forgiven
by that good naturcd man. The correspondent hld
stated that General Hustled would receive mo- FOR
hi> part In helping TO defeat bill relating 10 tho
repairing Of second ave, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
TO HEAR Mr. GILROY'S TESTIMONY.

The last hearing Of The senate General Laws Com
mittee the question Of gas and electric llSh'lnS
which will be held during this session Of the Len
lature will take place at the Hotel Mctrop0e thi'
morning There viii probably be full attendance 81
tlc member, Of thc committee. one Of the WltIe''
no has been subp0cHasd t. testify is Thomas j. "i
,ov Commissioner Of Public Works. COMMISSIONER Ca!
ron va, out of the CITY week ago, when lhc com
mi tee expected TO question him regarding tic ~ ~
Of IA, and steam pipes and the dangers whch cNs' III
consequence OF the escaping Of gas and steaII'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
WESTERN PRESIDENTS TO DISCUSS RATES.

Chicago May CspcciaD.-A meeting Of Western
railroad presidents will be held here Monday. to con
slider means for advancing the present low basis OF
rates. Plans for the meeting have been arranged
quietly by committee consisting of President Cable
Of the Rock Island President Miller. Of the ST. Paul
and Chairman Walker, Of tho Interstate Commerce Rail
way Association ~ q result Of numerous conferences
and much personal CORES ondcncc. more prcsidcntS
have agreed to be present than have ever attended
railroad meeting. Letter, from all the presidents cx
press desire for advance In rates. since the
letters were written the situation has been badly com
plcatcd nv the Great Northern cut The question Of
organizing an association will bc considered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At TIE Hor IT'S

BRUNSWICK Mayor Trutt o. Ottawa. Canada.
FIFTH AVENUE senator Eugene Hale. n Maine rN'
Governor =. If Llft.cnd 81 Rhode Island and "N-N-
torIry- General Hamilton Ward ~ Belmont y. ' NfI-
ROPOLI.-sta'. senators .. =. Nedd0r norton chase,
John Lll-on aud ID. i. togcc -hau. I'll kEAf IT'LL
Professor William g. SuLu,r. ~ Ncw.llas,u. NEW
YORK-C oncrrs,uen samuel Dibb.e and William II. FER
rv II South Carolina. 81 JANFS-rrneral Rufus
SaNton e. s. Army WINDSOR onlrr--inan samuel
H. Snder o: Minnesota. and Hamilton Harris Of Albany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
KANsAs rAEMrRs wAxr EEprcEp RATES.

Topeka Kan. May The Roard Of Railroad Com
mssioner has received petition signed by 10000 farmers
Of Central Kansas asking To the Missouri
River on farm products. The potion sets forth "tlst
the members thf Alliance and farmers Of Kansas do re-
,pcctfly represent that the ~ Mt local rates from Kan
sas points the Missouri River corn wheat. OATS
snd other farm product, are excessively high
and big YOUR honor Die boly inquire into the matter
and -roud with the 10" prices
the producer - now compelled accept ior thc~c CONF
modio~." The commissioner have set May 20 a. tn"
date for hearing the complaint.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
pRorosEp nnAxcnEs on TIE G.. ST p. AxD K. G.

PROPOSED BRANCHES or THE G., ST. p. AND K. G
Chclro May = CSpecisl.-A railway news bureau soys;
'11e chicago PAU! and Kan-l, Cty Hallway f. coeir
negotiations large loan 70 Doe applied 70 the oon-r Ton
~ .,.'ru Of Victim feeders. The nr-t line which -
70 o but t. from Peru, Iowa. 20 Omaha which viii r'H
line from Chicago omaha about 433 ne- ong or only
aye mile. longer than shortest present ine between
Chicago and omaha. The second he i from savanna
twelve nile. northeast Of -. Joseph 20 Omaha through
he r,h blue graS- region and stock country x Scufst"H
Iowa. Tho % m In T. short branch from Sefdnn,
half way between Peru and savanna, west b IarHio'
which ls about haI way between savanna and Omaha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
STOCKHOLDERS Would LIKE INFORMATION.

The main line Of the ST. Louis. Alton and Ierrc
IIaute has been ,old 10 the Big Four Railroad COM
pany. by which it has been operated under lease
The be learned. for persons largely III
tcrcscd IN both companies declared that the neGoua
lions had not been completed. some OF the STOCK
and bond holders II the Tcrrc Iautr Company ar
exercised because the details Of the scheme nave nor
been made known George Foster Peabody chairman
OF the board. said Yesterday that when the matter
was ready for action the stockholders would be IN
formed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
cu,ecrD WrrU BOyCOrTING POsTOrFICE.

Erie. PENN May . (SpecIaD-John Cooper. an ex
westminster AZ Rundels Crawford County was brought
here to night by United states Marshal Lord on
charge Of boycotting po'toiice and of maintaining
an unauthorized postoihcc' cooper VINO Is n'er
,, .,nti,uoi T., RIM an Office, az which he received
nnW and di,Iributed that received by his son from
thr regular ONCE for certain persons Tie once nag
boon ryen TO JOAN Roberts, business competitor VI
Cooper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
LIY GOLD At HONE AGAIN.

JAY Gould returned from his Western trip latc
Thursday evening. He spent a short time at his
orice I'm the Western Union Telegraph Company's
building Yesterday morning and then went up town.
His friend, say that he is looking well. and is in
good health and spirits. lie denied himself TO re-
porters who sought TO Cbialn his views on the
Western railway situation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
Ay ryrsrALLY LARGE DELAWARE SHAD

Belvidere. y. j.. May 2.-The largest shad ever
caught above tdewater the Delaware River has Just
been taken in the net OF William smith, an old fisher.
man. at the Lambcrtville fishery. 1t measured
81 inches in length inches in breadth and inches
IN thickness and weighed 10 IL pounds. II was
presented 10 Frank Ellmaker, OF sudbury, Penn,
after being photographed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03

Kingston. Nav . special. The Observance Of A.
Tor Day throughout tbs cty ard county was
general. H. tie c.ty schools and Of The larger
school In M" country elaborate programmes Vcr'
.uccc,-fully carried ont by tn pupi These con
listed ~ poems. essays, d,caL4at on. music.
rcc!;atlons and planting OF trN.. Many Of tlc>e
programme were published ln detail In the city
paper. aad the exercise vcr, attended by lar,r
aud ,cncc-. Among the poem, read one u
Tire strangers by Henry Abbey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03

bradford formerly customs officer was found
dead ln a room The Everett Hotel so. l0f Ncsey-
It,. AZ O'Clock last night lie bad been staying al
the hotel since December 10. and last seen alive
at O'Clock ln the afternoon. When discovered h.
was lying between the wall Of the room and his
bed Tho Indications We're that he had died from
heart failure. lie sixty years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
PREPARING FOR THE FAIL CAMPAIGN

A meeting OF the Republican District Committee Of
the XXIst Assembly District was held last night In
Morton Hail. No. East Fifty -nlnthst. This club Is
already at work on the fall campaign. and inside OF
a few weeks the entire district will have been
vs,sed and the political faith Of every voter in 10
known. This is In accordance with resolution
adopted some time ago, which reafirmed last
night in one presented by John Proctor Clarke, chair
man OF the district association. Plans VIII immedi
ately be foot TO instruct the voters OF this
district in the provisions of tho ballot law, which
the Governor signed yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03

hospitality Of the country. and who likely TO sow
the seeds Of paupcrism and crime in favored
country. Mr.. Mholland enjoys the confidence and
esteem Of business In this city, we'll as all
othcr persons with whom he has come in contact
IN an official capacity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
sERIoUs RESULTS or THE STANTON ACCIDENT

SERIOUS RESULTS or THE STANTON ACCIDENT
Baltimore. May ".-Thc results Of the ralfoiu a'oi
dent the Chesapeake and ohio Railroad l" hoc
Pearl Of Pckin" Company are more serious ''dn
at first supposed Mis-. licric Fish, the sonD'c'.c'
j. still at stanton. Va, and il Is reported ihdl sue
!, not likely 10 recover the Of her limbs winch
.rc now paralyzcd Louis X. Harrison, the comedian
I the company, who Injured abUui Inc hc'H' II
threatened with brain fever and IS considered 10 We
In prccarlous condition. Mr.. Rice states that he
Is OBLIGED to close the season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03

birmingham. Mass, Nav Tile fr'inilehd'!
savings Bank the affairs Of which became 'an1Ir'
I'VE ycaro ago, and the treasurer Of when cut Ms
throat when it found that the bank was HsoN'"'
viii resume business on MAY -. result OF uc
efforts u Edward T.. Chaplin chairman ~ tDe i ii
commissioners. The Iau~c Of the failure OF inc DdHA
was the inludiciOus loan Of III funds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
CHANGE ~ 4 wrLLxyowy LAW FIRM.

The wcu-hnown law firm Of Co"cn, Nicoll Brown was
succeeded May Toy new one. which VIII b' known
. Cowcn, Dokcr-on. Nlcoll & Brown. Edward y. DICK
.r-on il the new mariner F,rA Cowcn and D3 Lancey
Nlco will have charge of the general STATE and Fedora
practice patent .t!raton will be under The care
Of MIR. Diclcr,on and Edwin H. Brown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03

A SPECIAL ELECTION ~ THE RANDALL DISTRICT.
Harrisburg. Penn. May Ex-Governor Beaver has
issued proclamation for special election. To be held
nm Tuesday May 20. for 10 the late
samuel j. Randall in the lid Congressional District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03

Chicago May II. I. Goddard third vce-pr'-'dcnt %
he AtcA.-on. Top ~ and santa Fc has fe-!cnrd lie
decided upon this step two Wr~1- aso when President
Mau,e and -csefa directors ~ The company were
ia california Without aitng th~u return. NJ God
ssrd t-lcgfapbed h. reclamation - the prid"n 70 take
er.-t NAV l. hs- LETT hosgo for thr last and n'
at d, If. retirement frIm the g. r. ma4r iut.r
f., the ar., time II b. understood that NJ. Gofii;e
relations with The nov freight tafr manager "'fr ZOO
leaant 49, cfi-lne 90 recognize b.. authority 800
,ae absence OF The rf.-d ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03

TO 49, IEhsTp TO TIN VERMONT CONSOLIDATED
Bo-ton Nay The State sanat" to-day Ias-'d % DO
enact, % h to authorize tAc New london AID Nofh. 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
MR.. TrrrLE'S SUCCESSOR NOT APPOINTED.

eral passenger agents Yesterday devoted u rout"
matters. Nothing has been accomplished FOR pro
viding successor To Commissioner Iuttc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
The Famed Cocoa of Europe,
The ;omlng One # America.
Household Words Az Orer Europe.
VANHouTEN's
Cocoa
BEST & GOES FARTHEST."


Now that its manufacturers are draw.
ing the attention of the American pub
lie to this fret and, ever since it's in
vention, the best Of all cocoas. IL
will soon be appreciated here as we'll az
elsewhere all over the world. All that
the manufacturers request is simply
one srini, or, still better. a compare
tive test with whatever other cocoa IL
may be- then VAN H0UTEN'S
COCOA itSelf will convince every one Of
its great superiority. 1t Is because Of
this that the English paper Heath,
says: "Once tried, always used"
~ To avoid the evil effects of Tea and
-onee, use constantly VAN HOUTEN'S
COCOA, which is a SIREN GTHENER Of
the NERVES and a refreshing and nouI.
ishing beverage.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-20
EMPIRE ROLL OF HoNRR.-Harr

EMPIRE Roll OF HoNRR.-Harry
Frank, Roudolph Longabaugh,
Chester Hope, Tom Kearney, 10
seph Stevens, Willie Hanson.
Frank Jensen, Willie Christensen,
John Hanifan, Archie Maher, Carl
Williamson, Hughie Clon, Willie
Kearney, Eddie Ruffner, Rosie
Gavin, Jesse Gavin, May Kearney,
Katie Frank. Carrie Hansen, Celia
Peters, Alice Cahil. Ella Sayers,
Alice Hanson. Emily Longabaugh,
Teacher.
Grammar Dept.-Willie Dieter
ich, Seth Longabeugh, Jimmie
vogt, Willie vogt, Henry Dieter
ich, Nellie Barrett, Vena Baxter.
Ida Kair, Sennie May, Nellie Muir
ply, Theresa Peters, Katie Sayers,
Minnie Smith, Mamie Hanifan. P.
8. King.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-20
COAST NEWS.

William Scott, mulatto, was
killed by Matte Scott, at Tacoma
Thursday. Jealousy was the
cause.
Martin Vail, a non-union baker
at Seattle, is reported to have
been "doped" by members Of the
Bakers Union. He died from his
injuries.
J. B. Watkins and a companion
went fishing at San Diego We'd
nesday, and it is thought they are
drowned. Their boat has been
found bottom side up.
DIR. Crane, the oldest physician
In Petaluma, and one of the oldest
in Sonoma county, CAL, died on
Thursday Of Bright's disease at
the age Of sixty four years.
During parade OF the Saliva
ton Army on the streets Of Chico,
Cal, Thursday evening, young
man named William 81. Parke,
of the Army who beats
drum, fell dead. He was from
Oakland.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-20
On tire Inside.

1
Francis Finch Kelly, author c
"Francis" the book which raise,
such tempest of adverse crit
cism in the East, in no way re
buffed by the scoching her frs
work received, is out with anothel
entitled, son the Inside"
The work treats of man who
married a woman of wealth tc
better himself financially and find
ing he did not love her, main
tanned mistress with whom he
was thoroughly in accord.
The author draws a marked
contrast between the sickly, ener
waited progeny of the regular mar
rage and the healthy physical and
mental product of the illicit
alliance.
The writer of the book treats
this phrase Of the question with
great boldness and a startling
fidelity of detail that has caused
g a clamorous outcry against the
work.
1t sustains or condemns nothing
however, but simply gives a side
of social life in a great city, as it
is very frequently found, and
leaves the conclusions to the
reader.
1t does not endorse a mans
living with woman to whom he
is not married, but it very clearly
shows the folly, not to say crime,
of living in a state OF physical
misalliance with anyone.
This great psychological law is
beginning to be more and more
clearly recognized by thinking and
Investigating people and while
the book shocks the more conser-
vative reader, it sets people think
ing on the subject.
In the midst of crime and i'm
orality, the author has drawn a |
delightful and natural picture of a |
virtuous girl and an honest man,
who possesses sufficient indepen-
dence of character to triumph
over all temptations and settle |
down in a happy matrimonial
state, to kindly care for the inno-
cent, though socially branded
children left behind by the faith
ess husband and his mistress who
end their career in prison.
The book is full of striking pas
,ages and tho story is painted
With a strong brush throughout. |
Mrs. Kelly, the author, is the
wife Of Allen Kelly, once an edi |
,orial writer on the Virginia |
Chronicle. Published by Sanfried |
md Co., New York.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-20
Postsn1cs suiiding's for All

WASHINGTON, April 18.-The
committee to-day authorized a re-
port to the House of the bill to
provide for the erection Of Post
Office buildings. The bill author
ICES the Postmaster General to
construct at his discretion build
ings at any place at which the
gross receipts Of the Postofffce
for two years or more preceding
shall have exceeded $4,000, or in
county seats Of $4,000 each year.
The bill appropriates for the fiscal
year 81 50, 100000. Nearly 1000
places in the country will be az
fected by the passage Of this bill.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-20

K.O. Eldridge the agent for tho
Singer Sewing Machine has also Sc
cured the agency for several lead
hg pianos includeing tho following
n1kes: Weber. Antisen EN-
eus0n and also several others,
which he will sell on reasonable in
stellments. For further particulars
- inspection apply ct bis agency
ae<t 70 tho 0rmsby House
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-20

From a letter received by Oliver
Roberts from Sam Hodgknson,
II CLEANED the following: The snow
Is fast disappearing from the shore
Of the Lake. Fishing Is dne now.
The Tod Goodman Is being painted
for her Summer work, and will run
daily from the first Of May.