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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-04-06
Mail Contract Brokers.

It is stated that "ono Jones" OF San
Francisco has the contract to carry
the mail from Lundy to Bodie for
1904 per year. We did not learn
whether it is "%sore-eyed Jones" or
"Stud-horse jones'" but whichever
Jones it may be we shall wait for n
chance to roast tho liver out Of him,
for, no man has n right TO take n con
tract which he cannot fill without i'm
posing upon the people OF two com
munit;es. It is worth at least $1,000
per year, and no man eau carry tile
mail ovor this route for less money
and come out even.-lHomer Index.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-04-06
Farmers Organized.

All OF the Paradise Valley farmers,
who are made defendants in the suit
to adjudicate priorities OF water
rights, have organized and elected a
President, Secretary, Treasurer and
Executive Committee. They claim
that they should not have been made
parties to the suit rs the Little Hum
boldt, which. flows through the lower
ond Of the valley and receives the
waters Of Cottonwood, Martin Creek
and other streams flowing through
tho valley, does not flow into the main
Humboldt more than two or three
times in a quarter OF a century
[Silver State.
For tho same reason the farmers
OF Pleasant Valley, this county, who
derive their water supply from Rabbit
creek should not be made parties to
the suit.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-04-06
NEW TO-DAY.

A. o. U. w. Board OF Arbitration.
The Board OF Arbitration OF tho
Grand Lodge A. o. U. w. Of Nevada
will meet at the Office of j. w. Kins-
10y, in the City OF Helena, County OF
Lewis and Clarke, State OF Montana,
on the 18th day Of May, 1890. at 10
o'clock A. NJ, at which time any and
all persons, whether members OF the
Order or not, having claims upon tho
Beneficiary Fund Of tho Order in this
jurisdiction may be heard. The Board
will, at said meeting, determine what
disposition tho order Is required 10
make of my claims which may DO
then and there presented, subject TO
an appeal to the Grand Lodge at its
session in Salt Lake City, Utah, on
the twentieth day Of August, 1890.
Persons desiring to be heard must
file q statement OF their claims with
j. W. Eddy Esq, ITolena, Montana,
who has been selected as Secretary Of
said meeting, five days before the
meeting OF said Board.
d. THoRBuRs,
Grand Rec. A. O.. U. w.
Dated, Ogden, Utah April 1. 1890.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-04-06
Hides ana pci,rlcs.

! will pay the highest price In cash
for oil kindso OF Furs, Deer Skins, Hides
and Sheep Pelts.. Those having any
thing OF the kind to soil will do we'll
to give mo q call.
-, j. ALEXANDRA.
Elko, Dec. %, 1889.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-04-06

Dom Pedro the ex-Emperor. re-
fused 70 accept the proceeds OF the
forced sale OF his Brazilian property
ordered by tho Provincial Govern
ment
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-04-06
Live And Let Live.

Those who desire to purchase the
best quality OF Groceries and Pro-
visions are referred to the above re-
liable house where fair dealing and
courteous treatment ia the rule.
Glassware, Tinware, Stonewnre, Nails
etc. always in stock.
1t H.CHAsE.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-04-06
H. CHASE.
Gophers and Ground Squirrels.

These pests should be looked after
and destroyed as early in the Spring
as possible. A full supply of the
poisons generally used for their de-
struction, including Moore's Celebrut-
ed Squirrel Poison, may be found and
procured at Muller's Drug Store. 3m
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-04-06

DEPUTY o.. 81. LAND AND MINERAL
surveyor Tor Ecvsda. Mines laid out
and Surveyed for Pat mt. Land surveyed. ap.
pliea'ions. eonirsc''. payments on land. and
apperiAiniDs TO tsiing up or holding land Of
the sinte or Government attended to. shaii
keep fn,Iy posted ~ 10 all lands taken up and
acsnt In the eastern part Of Nevada Ad
dress Elko, NsvSis.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
RANDOM SHOTS.

Tm total membership OF tho Grand
Army Is nearly 100000.
TIM Governor Of Wyoming Is a MON.
Dor OF tho Grand Army,
A GRAND Amy hall 10 10 bo built at
Denver In tho near future
Tm Woman'a Relief Corps in Iowa
has membership Of 5000.
THERE arc now pending In the PEN
sion onico a60 $40 unadjudicatod claims,
classified as iollowsi Invalid claims,
is9, O55; widows, 75,S7o; invalid increase,
l09,778i wldowa increase and accrued
claims, 2,4t5, Commissioner Raum has
placed 95, $40 Of these olaims on tho hat
OF completed filos," and for Ayo dayS
each week tho ontiro adjudioating ioroo
will devote their time 10 place them IN
shape 10 bS Of boneAt 10 tho applicant.
ALAsUA 10 ~ good ways from taw,"
porhaps, but thero was post Of tho
Grand Army instituted Al Juneau Alas
lJa, recently, which has taken tho namo
Of Seward Post No 80, and has boon as.
signed 10 the department Of Washing
ton. j. O. Howard, who served "a ser.
goant In Company X Of tho 18th Kansas,
" commander, and David H. Connory,
who was Captain OF Company II, 4th Now
Jersey, Is tho adjutant The post starts
with membership Of 10.
SEVERAL ludios interested in tho
Grand Army Of the Republic OF Now
York City have formed now aocioty
composed at The wives, widowo, mothers,
daughters and sisters OF voterang, which
Is 10 be a beneficial rs well no social no
oioty, They viii not bo auxiliary 10
any one post, but win interest thom-
selves whonever called on by any post
or Othor society OF veterans by aiding
thcm In caring for tho sick, seeking for
employment for iomalo members or 9th.
orwiso assisting them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20

feadered BY command There wegt
regiments which oa certain occasions
rendered efficient and valuable service
In battle and accomplished important
results with only small loss Of life
but In the long run, IN the successive
campaigns Of four long yeaFa OF despeF'
ate lighting, The losses 40 shown IN
these tables will naturally be accepted
by tho student Of history as a proper
standard In measuring the comparative
services Of tho various regiments Scars
ara the best evidence Of wounds, and .
long troll OF honor bespeaks a lighting
regiment.
From determination oi themaSlmum
regimontal casualties Tor each action,
aa shown Ia Colonel Fox's work, u APP
pears that In the prominent battles OF
tho Western armies the following fegl-
ments led In point Of MAXIMUM lossesl
IruIaa aaI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
REelMeNrAL LOSSES.
Great Credit T'ue 20 Wcatern Troops--i
Vo0ord of Hand.

Great Credit rue 10 Western Troops--A
Rooord Of Blood.
Colonel william r. Fox, In his recent.
ly published worl,, 'Regimental Lossos
In tho American Civil War! A treatise
on tho extentand nature OF the mortuary
losses In the Union regiments, with
statistics complied from the official
records" bias rivon among other now
and interesting historical matter soriee
OF tables showing the number OF officers
and men who wero killed or mortally
wounded in each rogimont and battery
OF tho entire Union army, also the num-
Dor Of deaths In each regiment from dis
case, accident or other causes. These
records indicate tho amount OF active
service performed by each regiment as
compared with others, rs shown by tboir
relative loss ia action. OF oourso the
oasualties OF battle would In somo in-
stances bo NO fur measuroof tho service
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
CAMPFIRE STORIES.
WHEM JoHNNIe MARoHEp HOME.

'Tis nearly thirg years ago, 10 eighteen sixty
Twas iltue shaver then aad thought II only
mu,
no 500 thousand muskats CLEAN, ana hear tho
hugles play,
while mother stood, with shiaing syss and saw
John march away
hat when tho hpges' piping ceased aaa a the
And mother dpv ne ia tho house, cana romp-
Whstlngl oWheR johnnie marches hsme,"
ihen mother sal ana erlad,
Ihadn'i aeen her ory 30 Alnee our llllle Danny
dedi
Ana while I watched her haltpeplsTedI she
whispered MY sou,
llJohnnie ever marches home, none moWelh-
only Onew
Ana after that we huahed the song, and hushea
thn boys ~ play
Who shouted Out ia sport The words we could
not hear 10 haY,
For still, whenever mother heard tho chorus
free ana bolii
"When JohnRla marches home agaia" heF
warm hand clasp greW cold,
iler llps grew white and uembled, hersleadlaht
eyes were dImi
Though not word our mother spoke, We know
she thought Of hba,
Abd strangers stopped tho Jolly song that
passed hor on mo way
sayinW "iIer boy Is AZ the 'front.' dod Keep all
harm away"
For nor hands were always busy her foot we're
10 help lhe poor and cheer tho sick, 10 all suoh
mothers do,
30 days ana weeks grew into months, aud
months grew into years,
Ana many d mothers lace WAHed pale, We wore
VOL used 20 irira,
nut Johnnla Yet was safe ana SOUND soldier
bravo ANA luf.
Our mothers rhlulug eyes wore proud, ana
Wil'a and mnr we're, TOO,
'Tll one day. while aho waited came the
bugIei up ihraIrrot
Playing merry, martial music, 70 the tread Of
marching iaeL
And as Che tune struck on hef ear aho shyefed
ana sai stilL
"Whon Johnnie marches home'-tho bugles
played u with "a Will
Ana nearer came tho yoloes-'Ah, ahewty
welcome then
Wen give him whom no marches home, Hur
Tnhl huHah lFnIu"
A loving arm 10 round her neolt kiss upon her
check
No wolcomaD Az, whom johnnie came, 6he
found no voice 10 apeab
Eva LOyott Carson, IN Santa Claus,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
THE Toledo Republicang or a big lot

THE Toledo Republicans, or q big lot
of them, are Ia u state OF worrysOme
c0nniptlOns over well grounded repor
from Washington, that william Gum
mings has been booked for the highly
lucrative Office Of collector Of customs
for the metropolis Of the Msumee, The
Hon. Jake Romeis, who ~ on ex.M. q,
thought he had u reasonably sure thing
on the Office, and the gallant Captain
Austin, OF the q, A, II had IN imm0ns,
indorsement, but Cummings is ~ ola
chum OF President Harrison, and In The
campaign OF 1888, when Little Ben
spent u few days Of restful ease at Mid
die Bass Island, Lake Erie, he reposeo
In the elegant cottage Of Banker Cum
mings. Those luscious Cutnwbb
grapes, and those soulful Catawba cob
6lets with a brain sustaining diet ol
black bs8a, appear TO have made a pei
manent Impression on the somewhat
plastic mind OF Little Ben,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
Tnr rerY lntest fIom MnshIngton ID

THE very latest from Washington
CORDS that Chairman Mckinley A. no,
able TO hold the RepubuCan member
Of the Ways aud Means Committee IA
line to carry out the prOvlsious--Pldin
" enunciated IN the National Rvpubh-
can platform.upon which this COngrta
was eleetud. This makes tne situation
both grave aud SAT They Cant even
agree. 10 abolish the tax on tobacco, aud
t6ey have wasted all the saCchanne
elements of their dispositions in D VAN
attempt u fix a tariff on sugar. Nc
Klnley is said 10 be dieconragrd.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
Health is Wealth!

On Il. o, Wnr'B NERvH AND BRAIN TRRAT.
hnnr, guaranteed specific for HyHterlA Dkzl
neaA, OunVual nt fiia, Nervous Neuralgia Read.
Mhe Nervous PiObtratlOn uAued bl the nse 0f
alcohol Or tobacco, NAkOtulnnsh, Mental nonrel-
mOn Oftonng " tho rain resulting in insanity
aud leading " misery, duoay and ncAth, lfomGturO
Old Age, bAtreunCn Loss " Power In either BoN,
fnyQlnniafY L0Hgna md SpornatOfrhTa caused BY
tVer-oKortl0n " tho brain r0d-A1u.e or OYersiu.
dulgnnce Bach hok c0ntAua one mOnthb lr0at-
Mont Sld1 box, or siN DoIei Tor tb.0O, sent by
wall prepaid on rOctipt VI price
WE GUARANTEE SIX BONRs
10 'urc hry cNA WIZ Nluh order received by us
for six bogoa acoompArlef Win 1900 W. Will send
Jho uilrohmor our written guarantee 20 rOfund ne
m0n0y n tho treatment docs not effect cure.
fiuRuaniees haued enly BY Durbln wright a Co.,
a3 A. Market Ht, The Popular Drug Co., ~ NJ
Market w., cole agents Canton Ohio,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
FOrieitedLaRd Sale.

The Lands, Lots, and parts OF Lots, Ia
tho County OF Stark, forfeited 10 tlle State for
nOn-payment OF taxes, together with tho
taKea and penalty charged thereon, agTeeahy
10 law, are contained aud described Ia tho
following list, viz,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20

tho result n q collision whether "eomina
iOns, We are constantly pnldinR with hpine-
body OF 6Omethinp ~ Il ian't with QUE
neighh0n u IL with HOlue dread diseases that
"knOoka uA on the tmpk ana pttlnph dlh-
have ~ bear tho brlut Of more collisions Hnd
HfiiiutlOnh than mankind in hll cases OF
nervousness, bGHrinH-duWn ttnsnlguh, ien-
dofnoAa, periodical pains, sick headache con,
Niomala irregularities" nud "Wtnknrhafh,'
BE- fieroea nyurita Prescription oomth 20
the rph0ue 0f women Hh nu other intliclnn
does, II ID the OHly uedlclnn lnr W0mrn, hold
from tho manufacturer that u VIII give
HatiafaOtion ln GyelJ case, on money PAID f1f
II will he refunded, heo guarantee on bottle
wrapper,
Copyright ~ ~ Wcmps pla, MID Aaa'H
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20

JOHN Il. WooD, ol Detroit, has our
,hbnks for copy Of his railroad guide
t0r February. II Is capital guide, is,
sued at ei00 per year, monthly, or 10
cents Der copy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20


Bqiils Reglm.si, nauaded
Wilson's creekrrurlst MlssouHun'''' ''sul
iielm1nt, t,,,,,,,,,,,,Hh Iowa tuiurttttttA ~
Bort peneson rr,u,,iith Illinois ls,,,r,,,, ''' aip
Pea indgeu uo,upuplh ipWA,rtrrtt''',uu'F N
iuha, -blh ioWartttrtttt'',upll
Corlnlh i,,,,,r'u,r,rbs OHIO rn,' ,,'',''' lhss
phApllh hlllatt,tuu,ipih ohlo,rtt,'ttr"'r'is
Prairie drove, ,e0th Wisconsin tu,,,,t'til
Champions illl,tu,gith Indiana, ',,,t'u'us1l
Vloksbg MAY g2l,,,Nd ioWAu,t uur 'r'''ttlpi
jacobson nut,,,,,t,,u,uurdist iulnplh tt,tuittt'epl
chlekAmau ugar,r,,pupad Michigan htrtuuutr, ,hlp
Missionary llIdgeu ihlh indiaAa, 'uulW
Pleasant hlll,,, ,uutsi Iowa hrutuutrf'rrr''sl 'sls
iiesaoau,,,ipttru,ti,,ip ,ipth HdlanAuiur'uH''ll =
Dallas phloutunr,,,,,'sll sll
ifenesaw nam ohIo,r,, ,ot,,,,,ih3
AuAnta,,,u ,.,,,,.,iglk Wisconsin, ,,,u ,am
Joheshoro Jalh ONO, u,up.,t,, no
AlAiOOna Pass, ,H1th toWa,,,,,,,,,,,u,ilp
nkllnu,,,,s,,,,,,uu, am ltspurlmr,u,uuu'lp lp
Nashville leu,,wu,prpiath u, n colofedu, ,,e'l
ItWaa Of course, 10 DO expected that
IN the Western armies, composed on
tiFely Of Western troops Western regl'
ments should have sustained the heAy'
lest losses aud done tho hardest light
ing, But u now appears that In lho
Eastern armies, also, Western reglmenla
fought their way 90 tho front with GUS
tomary pluck and heroism On the hold
OF Gettysburg the hoayiestloss fell llupon
q Western regiment tho Twonty-iourth
Michigan Colonel Henry A, Morrow
having sustained the largest number Of
casualties Of any regiment In that bat
tle This gallant command marched on
tho fold with rs officers and Ads mon, OF
this number A lost 90 killed, 2l7 wound
cd tneluding tho mortally wounded),
and a. mlaRinai total, ada, Twen'
ty,two Oiiloofa, including Colonel Nor
row. and seven eolor-bearora wore KILL
cd or wounded, Tho "lron Brlgad0,"
composed entirely OF Westornrcglmonta,
Ia also credited with tho greatoHt Ions Of
any brigade on that famous field.
Tho heroic record OF tho Second Wis
conaln shows that, In proportion 70 the
number enrolled, u sustained during im
term Of service tho heaviest loss In bat
tlo OF any regiment In tho Union army,
As this regiment WAS mover routed, and
aA its officers n0yor blunderedr 10 may
fairly bo inferred that II encountered
tho hardest fighting in the was, and its
services should be recognized according
~ Aa the record Of this roglmcnt
stands for the full measure Of horoiam
among tho 5000 or moro roglmonta Of
tho Onion army, tho figures givon by
Colonel Fox In connection with 10 aro In.
torolting Tho Second Wisconsin, Colo
mol Luoius falrchild, had total ENROLL
mont Of i,2O3 onlcorg aud men 0nolud'
Ing non-combatanto), Of which number
23s or 1917 pOr cent, wore killed In bot
tlo, In addition thoro wore bi5 who
worO wounded and i89 missing or cap
turcd. In otho. words n the non.eom'
batants bo deducted, over thrco,iourthg
OF that regiment wero killed or wounded,
10 say nothing Of those who died Of din.
oaSo, Chicago Nova,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
MARLBORO TOWNSHIP.
NTMISnILLEN rOWNSHlp

.,,..7la SO puHw gH 40 INA
n,,,.".," 2 paw ~ 10 aMo
Harrisburg Lots
lot
"""..'' Id whole 40 95si
Rome Lots.
,n,..,." 10 whole 80 iAg
.,,...nu 40 i0ia
q T...f..,lfi. nuvu...sl.... y 49,.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
SILKS!

II you want a handsome, wearabo
SILK Dress for Spring and summer buy
the material Of us Samples cheerful
ly furnished upon request.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-26

know whether during all The eighteen years the fathe'
and son had been diligently searching for each Other
,ut on this point too are also left IN the DARN
The incident however, selves to recall one perhaps
oually curious which occurred not long ago IN th'S
city. .
An article was contributed within year or TWO I'd
orc Of the magazines by writer of whom II i not
,,yidDus TO ,ay that he is unknown to fame Whe'hcr
wa, absolutely his first literary contribution Is not
tpoyu. The important fact Is that his article was
accented and in due time published. Greatly to the
cdlor', surprise, letter was received TWO OF thre
r,outl- late. from woman in Western city VINO was
,pNiou, 10 learn the addrc,, Of the author OF the
article i'm question. She explained that she was MS
mother that she had heard nolng from him IN long
time and that she extremely anxious to communi-
.,t. with HIM Never Was a letter answered more
,~,,utly II he could do anything TO bring about a
generalization between that mother and her SON. the
,d-or declared that he Wa, bound to do IT. ana a.
,uirR-y a, possible. II would be easy to build up a
romourr out of these slender elements but what was
tbo outcome OF this singular incident VIII probably
n.vcr be known outside Of Il limited circle. Doubt
To-. there wa, never another Of the same knd'
,,d - II mus take it, place alongside oi the con
.t,utIv increasing number of occurrences Whch are
every wear furnishing more and more evidence thal
The old saving aiout nothing new under IN" sun Is
&C. rom rIprc.s sing tn" truth it j. known 10 men
Co. t,a-c modern day~. whatever II may nave done at
IN. lime When il was first formulated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-26

The fourth annual games Of Company T. 1''th Reg
mont and the Prospect larricrS were held AT INC
arrnorv FlatbuShavc and Hanson Place, last night
There wa, a good attendance, and the contests were
interesting.
The members Of ri ,met shrine. Mystic Mobiles yes
,ors,y presented 10 T. 6. Mason, telegraph Supcfl-
tendeyt Of the Brooklyn Police Headquarters manu-
some Masonic emblem in the form Of gold ana NINer
medal in which j, mlld keystone brought from
Palestine.
Thomas ConnorS thirty-tve years Old homeeNN
,vandcrcr. died suddenly Yesterday morning al INC
stable o. Joseph Hart. No. Az Court St. Inc OouS
was taken 10 the mOr-uc.
The Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty 90 M
sren has in lis charge William Miller eleven years ou'
whose home cannot be found out lie is four FEET iouf
inches in height has brown hair, gray e>eN, ana Is
.uchtlv dcmcntcd lie SAYS his fathers name j.
George and his mothers Yeta. lie has been away
from home since July ~ last.
The final meeting Of the supervisors committee en-
uovced 70 investigate the charges made by Ju'uceS
and con,ables for their services in the town Of "dNes
end will be held today and report viii be presented
to the Board next week
Henry Donney, who stabbed his Wiie 10 ue"'n ."
Wednesday in the apartments Of his daughter MIS-.
Ioeonh lawson at the Riverside Fhts. was dFIaRnei
before Police Justice Tghe yesterday. and sent 10 KAY
mord street Jail 70 await the inquest in the case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-26
NETWORK CITY.

Tho Trlnne Yesterday received for Mrs Ann Do'"
bpe so POS East Forty ffthSt. "one Oh the nf'"
distressing cases Of poverty LronGlt about D' ''h
ness the following sub ,criptions which were S.' 10
her by reporter in the afternoon f. ~ H''''p' go"
&C. c. -: CASH" -; -. e. &C. - - ''' 80
cents.
Warden Thomas Dunlap, OF the LnuIoW
, no.. hon, confined 10 hi, home for the last three
vroohs wifi, pneumonia is improving in health ana IS
expected back to duty on Monday
The openipr indoor baseball game at the Madison
so,,are Garden has been postponed until neNt ""-"'
The necessary arrangements cond not be maze '''
tomorrow night.
The Amateur Athletic Union skating CHAMPIONSHIP
will be held on the roof rink of the Manhattan N
Club-hon>e The time Of the contests VIII "o u''''
ON rs soon a. ice forms in the rink
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-26
, pnoKsFLLER B4DLY HT'RT By 1 TEAM.

william Lercat. connected with the firm Of LcgTat
rro,herS booksellers at No. Il Chambers ST. vas
badly injured at 9 O'Clock on Wednesday night WINE
.,ghtinc from a train in Mount Vernon. Mr. Legal
boarded the train 50 TO his home in Fiftave Mount
Vernon where he live, with his wife and family -
the train stopped Mr.. Lecgat started - S' ~, ana
stood with one foot on the car and the other foot
on the ground. when the train started again. Inc
sudden motion Of the train threw MIR. Leegat 70 the
ground with foot extending over the rail- ana uo
hind truck of the car passed over It, crushing the
,snA instep. He was placed in carriage and driven
- Gy home. where no was attended by DR.. Sanping
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-26
u.11,r Is GOING on TODAY.

william D. Hughes case before Juis" MaI'nr. .,''.,''
N.w.York Yacht Racing Also. i't''h' WI"
ant SNth.avc. and TWentys'con"--l'' y ,r,,,icl,b
Amateur Photographers. 40. III N''' LINN
st., 30 =. ia. -. D VT T-rv.
Funeral OF Frederick Pearson NO. W.
seventh-st.. II a. ,..,.r ,-,,,,
Dinner 10 Commodore Charles II. ho""' ''
Club. Brooklyn. D. IN. q - NJ
Christian LEAGUE 80 SO East Twenty - J., 49,
Color.d Orphan Asylum Christmas en''i,''"''"|
bu,-r.d and.f,rty.thr and Ttnth-a'e., J.. H.
Lecture by the Rev. NJ. H. h'fI'' i'" r.nh..ro
u,,l, Onq.hundred. and-tw entyGioh-'t ana f'nA''"
y. III. .,,,, ,...,lf. District
Republican ORGANIZATION Of NAlld A'''"'' D''''''''
No 22s Thrj.aVe, evening ~ o o.,
Titan Athlete Club. No. ill WEI f'I,' M, 80 ,-C
, >.,.,ol..s Lctrr. on Trusts, No. 20 Ia; IT.
t,eith.st.. evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-26
PEiNTT SOrP.

Take about quart OF freshly roasted peauut~. she'll
taking That none of their inside brown SKIN D.
left on TIE nnts. Now pound them thoroughly Do a
mortar until the whole forms cake. Eo steadily ia
two quart, Of water or little II found
for four hours using Tor stocl hamuonc and % avail
able the remnants Of the last pair OF ducl-. Slim OF
the Oh and serve piping hot. mi, i, said Ia be 4
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