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wouldn't Wear His shield ON His Cont,

Roundsman NcGce OF Jefferson Market Court has
preferred charges before The Police commissioner
against Detective Matthew Mcdonnell of the West Thir.
tcth street station for characterization ON last Sun.
day morning Mcr ornell arraigned Arthur Morton for
RsSaulting Ida Radcliffe. who gayo away the onIum
toin,s. Mcdonnell wore his badge on HIS waistcoat
and ordered lin to pH hs shield opttid his Nc.
Cuombs who ordered Mct,re 10 prrior charges
Mcconnell SAYS that there atselIng Against hin, I'm
the squad and that he Is subjected TO petty A
noyAHceB at their hands. ~ "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-19
Mig Investneuts in Kau.a. CIV.

CHICAGO. June 1s.-Charles Birchall and
John II. Kenyon OF Liverpool and W. b. Low
son OF London are In this city. They repre-.
sent an English syndicate which proposes to
invest about 500 900 900 In this country. They
nave been looking at desirable PROPERTY In
various cities and Mr.. Birchall says that thu
greater portion OF the sum mentioned will be
invested in Kansas City. "'' W
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-19

June ls-The Marlborough Hotel Company
h'ed articles OF incorporation TO day The oomnany /.
formed for tho erection and management OF hotel, in
new York city. Capital $50 oOn Tho incorporAtors
MS Lew Greene, William TurabridRs, Charles II
HsrlAnd, and Elliott W. and Louis H. ToddS' 1''o' I"
Ene yLsfnEton Improvement Company OF the city Of
iHformsd Ss9 nel articles Of nCorporat today il
eoPpoTatot sac Of Ta plos Gspita SsrrO1 fhS in,
BsTrrshh 0OsF1 b. Fowler Herman BIDDER ana RieiIId
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-19
Refused TO Answer a Census Enumeration

NV HAVEN, June IS-EdwArd Ma.ley. one OF tho
wealthicSl and most prominent citizens was ArrsS sd
to day for not answering certain questions put by
census enumSrator. lie was released his own rscoR
niz9nce to attend the launching OF his schooner lie
VIII DrohAhy DO bound over 10 the August term OF the
Sn.sa states DstTct Court The arrest has created
tolIoM u 10 said professor ~ Yale win bV STTCsISd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-19
Jersey City's Drinking Water.

The Court OF Errors and Appeals OF New Jersey re-
fused on Tuesday grant permanent ir'uncton re.
stranihg the city of PaSSac from sew erng tho town
into the river FAsEar has her sewers Al ready Tho
outlet from them II within mile or :" II tue intake OF
the Jersey city reservoir Ito las'Iic sewage Will
amount TO about 6.OOU,UOJ gallons day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-19
sarsnparIl,n After the suburban.

THE Snapper can't ride for sour apples" said John
Reilly TO Justice Taintor at Essex Market Yesterday.
when no wSH arrAigned for being drunk ~ wur that
disappointed wild do snapper yer OnOr, when ten
me horse way back In the ruck that got me neck fu!l
of saBparillor"
Reilly fined So
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-19

1O-ttnA Sl or OF BROOK
lyn. This set. back by tho Washington author
tiles Will tend TO lessen the atdor and enthusi-
assn 81 the Young Rcpublicans in the next
campaign, MIR. Collins's appointment. rs was
,TraCy's influence, and there Is no doubt that
II VIII nave an important bearing on the fac.
tonal struggle for the nomination IN the Third
Congress district.
rn,omination, and Lawyer, r.. j. benedict has
also iormally announced himself AS in the
race, The leading Republican statesmen in
BBrooklyn nro already badly split up in this
declared HI. neutrality but the politicians who
iaVor Mr.. Wallace say he il quietly working for
his friend Mr. benedict. and that the appoint
meht OF MIR. Col ins is intende to nut the
Iwenty-f'rst ward delegates in the column Of
Mr. Benedicts supporters.
years years ago. At the beginning Q! THO war he
York Volunteers in which he served ns
Sergeant MAJOR. Adlutant, and First Lieu
tenant Toward the. close of the war
nc en was Von Sb M pnder
1861 he was appointed Provost Mar
Shnl IN Charleston. He became "A resident OF
Brooklyn two years later. He has never shown
f5n r MuEwusmp iendencies; He represented
men in 1883 and ss4. and he frequently served
MS delegate to the General Committee lie
was not personally mixed IN in the recent
Woodruff Baldwin factlonal squabbles. but 1t
is, UNI erstoud his sympathies were with Mr.
Woodruff. He has been toriscveral years in the
plank book ana hook binding business in
Hihlden lane and he is reported to be wealthy.
one OF the organizers Of U. $. Grant Post. 1927.
OF which lie is now Commander. There Is no
question oi his acceptance. Mr. Hendricks
term has already expired. and the now Post
master will probably take hold before the close
OF the month.
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Two horses owned by tho North Hudson County Rail
road Company were paBtured on the King estate in
Wcehawken They graled Yesterday near a spot on
tie Palisades known az LoFer't Lean Tho earth HANe
way under them and they oil I2ifect iothe railroad
tTnCk below, Both were kiileI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-19
BRooKbrNs NEW POSTMASTER.

The Eject or George j. Coliins's APpoInt-
meRt Brooklyn Politics.
The news that camo from Washington yes
terday afternoon that George J. Collins a for
mer Alderman Of the Twonty-frst ward and n
leading Grand Army man, had been appointed
Postmaster Of Brooklyn. did not cause 80 much
surprise as when Col. Baird's appointment was
announced two weeks ago. Mr. Collins had
been candidate for a couple OF months, and
1t was understood when Col Baird declined
that he had On excellent chance OF becoming
MIR. Hendricks successor. Col Baird lost nll
interest in the fight when he found that 1t was
impossible for William /. Taylor to get the
place, but he nut no obstacles In
the way Of Mr.. Collins. Tho most
disappointed man in BROOKLYN over
tho result OF the rrotraoted struggle for tho
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-19

~.0""'" W. '''" "e'"eS . 7ecohu nTiRhuo.
Tho Second New Jersey Brigade Society held a re.
union In Association Hall Newark, yesterday. Gen
lanes 4, Rushing presided and the hall was well nlled
WIN veterans Gen. Francis Price was elected Fresi
dent Among those present were Gen. SicElrs, Gen.
Joseph Il. Carr. and Gov. Albeit Gen j.. Burd GruOb
was the orator OF the day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-19

$4,000 n year prize is
MIR. James s. Case.
Hc was backed up in
his candidacy by the
solid and hnrmcni-
Gus Young Republi-
can Club and stood
highest In personal
favor with Postmas-
ter.Goneral Wanna
maker. He made
several pilgrimages
to Washington. and
on his return from
tho last one he
thought he would
surely he the next
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-19
Pleasure Department.

GET RID OF YOUR OLD CARRIAGEsi
" TRADE THEM OFF OR SELL THEM
lWe are always ready to buy mako fair exchAnRaN
THEN BEFORE PURCHASING
call at the establishment of
JOHN MOORE. ~. 55, "a AND 81 WARREN ST.
where superb assortment OF hne Carriages Of every
reasonable ngufes. We positively will not be undernold
our work is second 10 none in appearance style, OF
quallty or Workmanship and material. We offer
GREAT VARIETY OF
Bngglea Village Carts
PhaetonA Dog Carts
Surr"NR Road Carts
HHCkOnardA Dos Il Dos
Runah0utR Game CRrtk
Rockawayh DepOt wapopn
hrllsinGtons. Extension top PhaetonS
Wngonettes Saxon Phaetona
Spindle Wagons Doctors Phaetona
Road Wagons Loop rhHetona
PUny WaRonR Pony Carts
NATURAL WOOD NOVELTIES
ana unusually great bargains in tirstcIaRs SECOND.
HAND CARRIAGES of all styles and choice assof1.
mcnt Of e
MORSE SHEETS.
COOLING BLANKETS,
HARNESS IN A THOUSAND STYLES
made on tho premises
and everything pertaining to
SADDLEki AND HORSE GOODS
Fair Treatment may be depended on at
JOHN MUORE'S WAREROOMS o. TO 30 WARREN 81
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The minority members OF tho Committee will
ure for submission TO tho House. The only
amendment OF importance adopted was to
qualities persons from voting who have taken
IN arms against the Government. which by in-
OF tho amendments adopted were OF verbal
character 80 as 10 get rid OF the ambiguity
that had crept in some parts OF the bill in It's
hnsty construction. and TO relieve II OF sur
plusHge. The Democratic leaders In the House
have been Informally notified that tho bill will
be called UP Tuesday next.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-05-07

Judge RISING held court In Haw-
horne .laat Wednesday.
The next sitting Of court will b on
the 1911 Of May.
The caleudar was set as follows.
Smith vs.. Rosa, set for May 10Th.
(siuee The above order was made we
ara Informed that this case has been
settled out of eourt)
Mehsoogh VS.. MlKeough- Divorce
May l9th. No jury.
Garrison, Keay ct al VS.. Tublno-
Involyine defendants right to patent
to Gold Bar mine. May 30. Jury trial.
Smith Il Nancy ya. Tabino-same
as abogs Same order.
Heary staniforlh, selling liquor to
Indians. May 90. (}taniforth was
indicted by The Grand Jury some lhree
ysars ago. hu be escaped from custody,
aud Las heen at large until recently,
when he returned to Hawthorne and
way At once arrested. He will be tried
en- The old indictment)
A yenHe was issued for 40 trial
Jurors, retnrnabe May Goth.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-05-07

Nr. Y L Russell, superintendent
'i sac ~ lie Emi@ q. 81 NJ ca, 8n-
'aa, saa' ca eas in San Faaasca
as vel, having eoue here 10 see
csz'a.e lois If ers f,ea tAs mine
"afEei fae s. M LEAD }sofs. 1Ae
results aee Yary satisfactory 10 Nr.
Easse ami the cemaenv. Oaeol tie
lots amounted 10 el4o pounds MT
aud welded per ton Of 20J0 p,rnds,
%3i8 ls1n silver, $3.50 in god sua 8
per ceas ltsJ Another lot oi ~, ,59
pounds Esve per small percentage Of
lead. Tie silver Was acid FIR $50.
cents. faee nst az working ilis ore
was $50 per too. rae railroad charges
fram - nine 10 ths 5rIeg works are
q per tou for eres working go To
giao per Jae, sad $1l per ,oa tor all
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-05-07
Y. II. SHocKlEK.
SUM- general and Mans ger,



The Bosfd net on Monday. All the
members present
Reports of the yaFious county officers
were received aud dled
Money in County Treasury counted
and found correct
A certified copy of the claim of r
NJ. King agains, the State for services
rendered in The late special election.
WAS ordered vent 10 the Auditor.
Petition of CITIZENS OF Palmetto, ask
rng that Ross Edwards be appointed
Constable was received and action de.
ferred
Money was transferred as follows:
$3.50 from Road District No . to
School District No. 6; also $3.50 from
Road District No. 10 School District
No. I, $3.50.
Petition received from citizens Of
Marietta and Belleviie, and Clerk or
dered to inform petitioners that there
is M Road District No 4 Thos. Pur-
cell Was authorized to spend &97 on
the read.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-05-07
Ths n,air Sunday Rili.

J RI Cook, Vice President OF tbs
Natiosal Religious Liberty Associa-
ton, was in Hawthorne last Monday.
Mr. Cook is missionary sent forth by
tho Rauoaal Religions Liberty Asso-
ciaiion, aud hs offset is to arouse
publlc sentiment against the Blair
Compulsory Religious and Education
al bill, now pending in Congress
Most of our citizens signed the petition
against the passage OF the bill, but
owing 10 other attractions" no pub.
lic meeting was held.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-05-07

One night last week some malicious
person pulled up number Of The
grape vines recently set out in the
railroad park The railroad company
IS trying 10 mako the park an ornament
70 our town, and every citizen OF Haw-
thorne should at least least lend his
good viii to the undertaking. Jim
1erineton says he used 70 invadc
neighbars' vineyards himself wren .
boy, Dat he went for ripe grapes only.
He says It is discouraging 10 see The
vines pulled Up iust as they ara bud
ding, and promises warm reception
10 the next vandal
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-05-07
THE Alphaac. IN one sem senee.

Tbs following Is said to be the
shortest sentence IN the English lun.
saage Containing sll the letters Of TIE
Alphsbet! "John P Brady gave me a
hlauk walnut box Of quite small size"
The entire sentence contains less than
twies the number Of letters in the
alphabet.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-05-07
pryI IL.

Most school children are tau ght that
tub Of water set ia o room with
plants will prevent them from free7-
ing. With most Of them this is book
knowledge THIS principle, like many
Others, is too often forgotten before
the child arrives at mans estate. II
this principle was more generally
understood, "a greater number of farm
ers and fruit-growers would let plenty
OF water run about their orchards and
small fruits during frosiy nights. Thls
plan Is not go sure AZ building dres
near the tees, bat in lac absence oi
he latter tina former would often
prove eiieiont
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-05-07
a pIsssaat Trip.

The running time between New
York aud Chicago has been reduced
to tweaty-thr.e hours by train Re
Gently pus on By the Michigan South
ern. This train carries 40 coaches. A
continuation Baggage and smoklng-cu
Is next to the locomotive, thea coms.
another coahinaiion car, in which
are bath rooms, tonsoriAl psrlor, 8
library we'll stocked with books of
travels, novels md other volumes &c.
eeptahie to tourists. This car also
contains an elegant drawing-roon,
fitted mp in Oriental style. Next to
tins COMES car devoted to y cafe.
dinng-room, alc. The sleeping.cars
will make up the rest OF the train.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-05-07

Ia sfts- Is Fletcher Is
wy s'cs vt.a'ae GRIP. red IS also
Il - essyadh-e
RS Istgar ICES luBh in Nine.
muaA da.g
a 9d.Y petg MS sven in The
Ooaa-roH>e. a bly time was Ind,
and e.aerg Nas continued uul .
or'asi> IN lie mefnleg Nr, aud Ms.
Calea1 Nf-s >teln Coieord, j. NJ.
Paa saa vie, T. Par and vile, I'D.
eafe ata bis bsi girl Ms Mooney
and eou, Mira flnchsrd and family
were among thnse present
II aopes 3 Ceatis will open their
ssloen-IAe zig-zag- in few days.
The llg-l,s will be the most popu.
lar resort IA town.
FL Wood q OF an a fishing excnr-
10 East Nal9er River.
Inc road from Aurora to Bodie is
sion impasst5le for E4rl's buy teams
l. c Fluney aud Il. Fletcher will
resume work on tut Jumbo mine, Cory
District. on the 18th inst,
The Dnrand pat ga two extra men
last week.
Col. May was the observed of NIL
observers at tho May.dsy dauce
The two Miss Green's Of Nine.
Mile Ranch came up yesterday,
+. G. l..
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-05-07

----0n a recent visit to Iowa, Mr. X.
Dalton of, Luray, Russell Co, Kansas,
called al the laboratory of Chamber.
lam IL Co, Des Moines, 10 show them
his six year old boy, whose life had
been saved by Chambsrlains Cough
Remedyi il having cured him of n
very severe attack of Group. Mr.
Dalton is certain that 1t saved his boys
life and is enthusiastic in his praise
OF tho remedy He says ii has an es.
cellent reputation in bis vicinity; that
farmers come fifteen miles to his store
fer II and that many of them like him.
self, are never without it in their
homes. For sale by Il M. King and
Knapp, & Laws Co
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-05-07

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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-05-07
Ida Valley Dist. April 9th 1870.
Don't Go OF nsrore xou nrs R.ahr.

bVa w Ch JbA hEB
Particularly on long journey. Be
fully prepared. You cannot be. per,
nit US to say, unless you are accom-
panied with the travellers and tourists
eade mscHm, liosteiter's stomach Bit
tiers, nost genial of apperzers, accli-
matizers and promoters Of digestion.
Against SEA sickness, malaria. cramps
aud COLES bsgotlen Of badly cooked or
unwhoiesome food and braekish water,
nervousness, increased by travel,
chrome biiliousoess aud constipation,
the Bitters is sovereign preventive.
1t imparts 4 relish for food not alto.
gsther 10 your taste, and prevents II
from dlssgreeins with yon. Never
was thcre SUCH rspiial hing for The
uninrfnnaie dyspepic VINO stands Ia
afead OF the bat cooked meal. Stom-
aehie tr0uh,s caused by i'll prepared
visnds aboard shlp, on steamboats,, and
ralioas Assuly b1l,ed II railway resiau
rants, ls soon remsdied by the Bilrtrs,
which give a qni.tus also 10 rehuma-
iism, kidney troubles and insomnia.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-05-07

Walter Cher informs Us that he has
sivsn Brn Rosenthal, OF Ha@ihnrnc, a
chance TO run for saY moderate amouat
ri money any reasonable distance Him
ehellence to Rosenihal is 10 run here
in Bishop July Ala 100 yards for sao3
a slde and purse, or to run ten yards
fer $1,000, any desired amount of side
hsis IN either case. AZ goscnlhars
representative wrale an Offer here, en-
hndyingihese Same points, it is more
than likely the race VIII be made. and
If 50, run on the Bishop track. 1 VIII
he hat contest and plenty Of coin viii
change haads OF TIE result .snop
Register
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-05-07
Job work of all descriptions neatly
aud cheaply done at this Office
I he Druggists

- -
In Lowell, nass., agree in say{na tha' they
sell more of Hoods saFsaparilla than Of oil
othcr blood purifiers. For instance:
T. C. GooDALE: sell more OF Hood 8 i,arsa-
pariila than all other blood purihers.
\, W. bows & Co.; Hoods taxes the lead
OF all other satsapsrilles
& F. BbAEeHARp: We sell more Of Hoods
Ssrsaparilla than of any similar.
MARsroE & SHAW: With rs the sale Of
foods IS 9 to l of any other kind
T. & L. BAILEY 6 Co.. Roo1's sarsaparllla
Is one OF the bes' medicines.
UARLroS & HovEY: Hoods Sarsaparlla is
one of me best medicines We have. It's sale
increases every year.
f. r. MooDY: We sell twice as much OF
Hoods Sarsaparilla as OF anything similar
c. A. SWAN: Hoods is the NEST popular
sarsaparilla OF the day.
THIRTY OTHER druggists spcai. .imilnriy.
This popularity at home, where Hoods
sarsapaflla and It's proprietors have been
known for many years, could MOI continue If
the medicine did not possess merit. And
these facts should certainly convince people
in other sections Of the country that Hoods
sarsararilla is Il good, reliable medicine
Hoods SarsapariIla
Sold by druggists 81; six for s.. Prepared
only by c. /. HOOD i CO., Apotheearies,
Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-05-07

Captain Frank Cunningham, colee-
tor of taxes At Richmond, Va, Intends
10 sing at his own funeral. lie has
sung at 1856 funerals during the last
two years lie intends to sing certain
songs loto q pnoneeraph and let the
instrument ofiiclste ~ The ceremonies
preceding his baral. re Las chosen
Hsins 4 ihe SOM as1 "9oal II ~"
os ihe songs 10 Dc delivered at 1ao
time.
N........ -. /. -. IL. L.. 49,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-05-07

simmons Liver Regulator hes never
been Eae"n to fail 10 cure sick hesd-
ache.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-05-07

Miners who have done their assess
ment work for the year 1889 IN Haw.
thorne and adjoining districts. and who
are associated Win co owners who
have neglected or refused to contribute
their proportion of The cost Of such
work, should give legal notice 10 such
delinquent eo-ownegs through the col
iimns of the BULLETIN, as required by
law. Such notices must be published
be taken.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-05-07
Aurora, MAY 4

Hats and Shoes etc, just received at
q. L. faylor's. Spring styles Call
and examine.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-05-07

Simmons Liver Regulator has never
failed 10 relieve constipation Of the
bowels.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-05-07

Sinmons Liver nenu s'oI has never
been Auohn - ~. Z eU.s Iy p. 81. =.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-28

visited the coast. If the present incumb-
ent of the office can be induced to spend a
week or two here the result will likely be
very beneficial for California interests.
He will be Hospitality entertained, and
will gain ideas of the coast and its needs
that cannot but serve us well In matters in
which national legislation must be con-
cerned. 1t was understood last year that
the President would not be averse to a
trip to the Pacific in 1890, and there is,
therefore, much reason for the hope that
he will accept an invitation to come in
the fall, at the time of the holding Of the
various fairs, when he can see our produc-
tive exhibits best and meet most of our
people. At the date when the annual ex-
position of the State Agricultural Society
is on, and the Mechanics Institute at San
Francisco holds its fair, would, therefore,
be the most appropriate season for the
visit We do not believe that there would
enter into the trip any political suspicion
whatever because at the time we shall be
in the midst Of State campaign. Gem
eral Harrison, if he can be induced to
come to the coast, would do SO, not as the
head of the Republican party, but as the
chief magistrate of the American nation.
1t might be well to agitate the matter
now, and as the State Board of Agricult-
ure is non-political organization it
might most appropriately take the initia-
tive in it.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-28

definite information prevailed as to what
the law upon the subject is, except upon
the storage Of one or two liquids. gasoline
and benzine. Perhaps there is not any
regulation restricting the amount that may
be kept in single structure. The impress
sion among many is that there is no need
for any restrictions as to oils, varnishes,
etc., but the sentiment pre-.
vailed that there ought to be regulation
and strict supervision as to the method of
storing such infiammables; that thew
should be kept within absolutely fire-proof
rooms that may be closed against ali liza.
bility to ignition.