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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-18
ROBBED BY TWO MISSES.
An Old Man Claims He Was Relieved Of q
Sum OF Money by Skaters.

'" Ut H'UHey uY Histers.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPArcH,l
BEAVER, May T.-Information has been
made here against Josephine and Pearl
Boggentine, of shannopip. Pa. They are
aged respectively 13 and 15 years, and are
charged with stealing $40 rom the person of
james Jordan, aged 76, who lives near their
fathers home, end is very feeble,
1t is said the old gentleman was relieved
Of the money while being led around by the
girls.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-18

easy, with no loans, closing offered at per
cent Prime mercantile paper, sat. Sterling
exchange quiet and steady at "a "a for 60day
bills and 81 S6 for demand.
The weekly statement Of the New YORK
banks, issued yesterday. shows the following
changes: Reserve. increase, S525, 900: loans, de-
legal tenders. increase S834, 900; deposits de,
crease, S44. 400; circulation, increase $50 800.
The banks now hold S2,012,S75 in excess of the
25 per cent rule.
The exports Of specie from the port Of New
York during he past week amounted to $780,
1856, of which $1,000 was in gold and S3l3, 356
silver. The Imports of specie during the week
amounted to S94S, ,73l, Of which s67, ,231 was in
gold and SSSl 500 silver.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-18
Feature. of Ye.,crdny'. OH Market.

NPuHeUI NtW TUX. z. zUc,
Refined, London, SID,
Refined, Antwerp, i7xE.
Refined, Liverpool, iI-l6d
Refined, Bremen, Q. S5m.
e,dA,I a. B McGrew quotes: Puts, s77z; calls, 9cA
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-18

sioA ACKNOWLEDGMENT Little Lvisr Pils.
'ioA hAADAohh -Csrtsrs Little Liver Pnls.
sioA ACKNOWLEDGMENT Little Liver prus.
SICK HEApAcHE-o.r,.,,, l,,,,. Live, Pun.
.s,s-u.rr.,u
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Other on Marker.

on CITY. May H.-Petroleum opened ut
S6,Sci highest sssfc; lowest s65<ci closed at
The sun., 1890-11-16
The SUN. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER la tea-THIRTY PAGES.

this company has .reesntly adoptsd. u . :" vis.
nAl signal co called, .ssmsphore BY day and
AMsah light By hiKht, which is ehown above q
signal box In order TO attrRct thS attention VI
snDsfiof oieicsr desires 70 SoEnmSniSaIe With
him, sun another pEsctical Snynsk g The sys;;
for private residences. banks, hotels Or bnsi.
sysie@ sisns1 q 4. SoS PLACED IA Y Z, RI; RI.
citation. under seal. n case the occupants 81
ef the police ct any time they can do 20 by
and they can also indicsts ths nature Of their
that is, they may indicate BURGLARS. drunken
cupants OF the houee can. II desirable. remain
quietly in their bedrooms. while the policeman
answering the call tskee the key OF their house
from its place, and. having reached the house.
steps .Quistly In at the front door to the utter
surprise Of the thieves or burglars who ind
themselves absolutely trapped.
Snch are the ADVANTAGES In tho way OF ad-
ditiona1 securlty Of property and lie which the
people Of other citles have secured In Advance
81 New York. The time 10 not far on whom New
York will have them. too, but there 10 no OK.
cuse for longer delay. At least ak hundred
police alarm stations should he established in
the streets. Of the metropolis. and every pre-.
olnet should be fully equipped with the beet
enxiliary the policeman eyer bad. Then New
York can indeed boast Of the 1nest.n
The sun., 1890-11-16
AN OPEN SIGNAL BOZ.

When n signal box is opened there are ex-
centre similar to that ip a .are alarm box, q
Ss ds aR sSnss Sbe
can be transmitted automatically by setting
the pointer over the ore desired and then pull
six automatic signals which can be sent in
without using the telephone; These signals.
as ordinarily arranged. comprise three on-duty
policemen who are on the beat during the three
and . telephone call. Behind the apparatus In
station house may desirs to send back to the t
policeman at the box
The ingenuity OF the system is perhars most
tinction which is made between signals which
duty signals. and those which require alton
hsadauartsrs. On.duty SIGNALS arc antomat.
ically registered and automatically timed BY
the apparatus at the station house without
q the oesr On duty hers Bps s6s
q wagon call or telephone call iB sent out tho
receiving apparatus. besides recording It on
ss as IL Ss nS not
sponded to the signal and has 80 signi1ed to
the person sending 1t by causing the bell in the
should the ofiicer in charge at the station
house wish to speak to the patrolmen on street
duty he can put himself into telephonic COM
T,h b. s@
nal ID received. or he can forsstsll the arrival
OF the patrolmen in turn at the street boxes, BY
Hes sn sound n
the box gonRs and thereby summon them to
The receiving apparatus by which all this is
accom- piished ct station house Is not compli-
Gated. and It can easily be understood after .
few minutes explanation.
The sun., 1890-11-16

think that We would be oil upset here for three
running over our feet and mafins svsrybody
ih5oush ! III los p fbumpEias two ana three tIPss %
sSsm SsnroS 80 hsES madsy sense ana 'nen they
Why. gracious mel When 60 away in tho
srsssnd 70 think sn n sStal ct f' oi me and and
sToIldnt forgive me II didn't visit them on
though the earth would open AM. swallow me-
yoEs and he 'Suss 80 mast InS on N me that Il
painful to have him around. Think OF having
country lout following you AZ around and
@ " With snf him. inns but Iy il no Gss sss
don't p like people who hayen't got any tenn per.
fnoA put si.sr they had ciesied i US gu! tSa q
sMfGlly sore about " ana should have been
Sss sSs svs sr that sf's Tes Fass S'sh s
The man made Desperate, effort ,h!s time to
Keep hSr si!ont until he could finish bis work.
BY 1udG.ps ~ hc Induced her 70
Then fatal pause on his part to consider q
proper closing paragraph gave her the oppor-
Oh. / came across such pretty story last
Eat indie s sSaSt snd think ss
been puzzling. the people in certain part OF
the country by his strange actions He
wouldn't pay taxes. and tried to get all the
same time he was very brave and did the State
some great SERVICES in times II danger. Then
1t told how an En9lishman Investigated the
matter and found out that the fellow was really
an Irishnan and 1t was In his blood not to ay
taxes. although otherwise he was all right.
very pretty story. My sister didn't seem to
think 80 at all. What2 Was that one OF Rud-
yard K!piing,ss M Well; nov. when get home
good thing. Well. now. seeing that you have
been SO good. I won't interrupt you again. Bee
II do"
This time she kept her word and the last
paragraph was successfully ended
The sun., 1890-11-16
CITY At 1HE BOTTOM or THE SEA.
The KemnlHs OF Ancient Town FOund
EightY-nve Feet Under Water.

The city authorities OF Rovigno, on the penin-
sulu OF Istria, In tho Adriatio Son. have discov-
cred q little south Of the penns In tho ruins Of
a iarg, town at the bottom Of tho son. 1t has
been observed for some years that Gshermen's
nets were sometimes entangled in what an
peared to be masses o! masonry. OF which
fragments were brought up from tho sea bod.
Ayear or two ago a diver declared that he had
seen walls and streets below the wafer
The city authorities recently decided to
investigate. The sen; down q diver VIII =. at
the depth OF c.gIty ave iert f'hnd himself
surrounded on Tho lut'rm II tn S"a hyruinel
walls. lie says he knows they werr tn" work
OF man, lie j. u b n!der by rade mad ho Iec-
ogItled the layers OF mortar,
Cont lnning his explorations, he traced tho
line Of walls and WAS able to stingush how
the streets wers laid out He did not zoe any
doors or window Orenings. for they were h d.
den By masses of seaweeh aud incrustatlOns.
He traced the masonry for distance of 100
feet, where he had to stop, as his diving cord
did MOI permit him 10 20 furt her. lie hal
proved beyond a doubt that he had found tho
III ms o! u orce inhabtcd rown. which, through
s,me catastrophe, nd been sunS to 'hs bottom
OF tn" sea.
some u oale thlns iha, iheI identity this
lost town with this ts'utri i1epli0nei by III ny
the Elder under the nane ~ ttssa. near lstris.
This island cannot be found now and il ID
thought the subn pTgsd town may have been O
qi6Appeaged,
The sun., 1890-11-16

The time stamp in the centre indicates 0:ss
Ths hSS s y
minutes mil 81 the minute hand. Tie abcvs SIG iS
nails l,GnsateI .,nn mean On the uler iins an
Ond linz s an sfn from H6a Ir q Ss
sa from box re only sI sG WHICH, Ss
boston police have with their signal system Is
sRs ss ssSpns ops Hs Asa NJ sa;. |
~ gs snG n ss Mp Hs:
desdls s q ssetricty snywSere i IL use. uss
soa ss Es
soIs hrvs happsn.d to t6s DSlcsM M Signal llPss
GO eoad % se ost 's Y The s1sS e u1ds
ground system Of wires; In fact there would
ton sas oia hc
number OF signals transmitted daily by means
0f Boston's system averages bstwsen thirty
All the members Of the. Boston police. the
spsst se hs IN The ssss 81 q tss
i..s.s sssss & Il: ss III
lust sasSrdsy nlsht."' sald hs. "ah.t Al here Va:
hsff Ho wssn bend nS ..s M gree sH S s
hundsd. SO he rang for the wagon. When he
heard It coming he corralled oil .hree Of Tho
VII i hous any H% irouSs, I TSen % ps,scsiss JeSDsoa
had an experience the other day whom hs got
Of watches In Fiich6urg, He arrested one and
conducted him to the signal box. The other
thief followed, threatening violence. Johnson
both would get away. He rang for the wagon.
When he hoard It coming he e nbbed the sec
until tho wagon men came to his assist ne.
he got both men ant soe!al hGndrd do.iars
worth OF watches. ! could Iela,e bundled
We could not got along without L."
The Gsmswell system is endorsed With e4YaI
where 1t 70 In use. Another innovation which
The sun., 1890-11-16

s.s tSsy II sd e s. su .sS
II:
K. K = sSss q N P P.s " Fss.s
SS.ss % s n aoSss sas os from e sh:
nSyatioS Ss their worst enemy. smashed 10 ths
new a s ross us
ssssfiiIy the most persistsnt -sssauits e. With
Sries bate Or other weapons; Each boz door
Ss'saSs o,ss f'f' u:s. f.:s .Ha
not @ the he onss ss al. Il sImpy ss nSis
Sisss .s4 s.ss ss.s ss s:.ssss ), sS.S
IN stlss%s Keys sSe Su@bsredY sY and 0Gsis: Pssis.
isssuais suardsG asanst INST '' 'n'm - 'no' OIL
G The sisnsi sssm sonsisis Of three dstmct
ton, automatic and manual siensiiins u from
matte and manual sisnslins GT fro% a' 10 station
M % SstwSsn sbe strset ns ssaons
and the station house. and vice versa, and
Ire y eyer s1ss e..
sssnfbns ssn boIs. from ths street sHtons to ths sta
the station house to send The wagon or anbu-
lance or to use the teleph one. and patrol" or
on duty" stRnals, whlch indicate At the sta
tion house the movements OF the patfolmen
over tn territory under their charge.
street station Is accomplished by the use OF
currents OF electricity OF different character
from those employed to signal from the street
station to the station house. and they sound
boil In the street station to indicate the recep-
tton oy the station house OF an alarm signal. or
to announce to the patrolman that the station
house desires TO speak to him by telephone.
The telephones are inductyely connected with
the circuit. and they are SO arranged with 70.
conversation may 10 carried on between TWO
or more points. s!gnals may be sent from .
street station to the station house. and from
the latter to Dhe former, all simultaneously
over single Wire Without Interference.
The sun., 1890-11-16

A register and time stamp receive all the
nifty signal boxes IN . precinct These boxes
are generally !arranRed on three OF four cir
more than nor one third os sne-fdnrth Of shs sys. IS
tem IN that precinct will be disabled The disk
telephone may be In nn insIsnt connected with
Wagon calls thar come In are sutom maticp,ly
transnitted to the stable By setting ? disl band
Ing Switch. A bell similar to that In Q fire
engne house taps OF the number, and in a few
sSconds the wagon is harnessed up and e off.
house tape arc here shown:
The sun., 1890-11-16

imnortsnt' ns nu traoss os.
sss1sssd sEirm'sh Has t0sSs sSsad nlo eo@psc bar
soptrol OF i' ts officers. IL Under ia opeTssion
SS,sEEK man on duty in tho depsrtment can.
T'shin feH minutes o. ths neYsehssty h arising.
mapdins "ii' i'cer. under present eiresnstanees
,uGh an undertaking would be 50 ditiieult that
1
eurss g dS ts saass Of spe hs fS5s' s d.s
WITH fRyl fEyyly violent oesss ssaonssta.'GR sas
sss nSI,Ss capture Of Individual o,endsrs ith The
ss!sry policeman on his boat. within = fey min
s's sa.s aH &c @ h: 4.pol.i sg% o's
s.tset ausrrel IN one section q The city and tho
'ssSgss S:Sss sssrss ss's *
!!Soass desssI sIpton y ii: fugitive to his pre-:
y hour later tho murderer is captured on the
SS.@an Who has received his description by
a wsn }: ssds Sss # hs The oH. 'sps Ies
aHNew York is now simply Impossible;
hspSs sf;aSs dSns q !Ms, NsS YSh N
The .psclscie Of a 'policsman dragging
sa.r. With turbulent 1 crowT at tbsir heels. Il
1,LHs rye that ths Now York police do more
Sup6llG nnG than The police OF any other big city.
lfs..s.liy rs i g. ists here than saywhsr sse.
% oI Ssns The PIT j. ssos
Esappsars An srresttnR oiloer must take
Z uss prisoner one not bali . mile to tho staIion
and S'i IN ss:Donss TO his ns su%@ens
SsSf.o SSf.o comes . wagon and policemen. The
ssSnSr sns9 , Is placed IN the yehlcle and yhirled
ns thsS sae q 70
RGG II n Ss% oI Ha,
iEss iEsss .lSOl involves half An hours hard light
lax Glory ph1scs i for ssursas sasSSa 3D. ths Il
siSSs9qaDtsrs sSsT Whenever possible q because
Sss. S.S expense to the policeman every time he
ss|ssasd say 6si and torn Sniiorm which 10 must
rspsis rsr,siss: The policeman making an arrest can
nts t9se obsns Sns Come q sf Is g.
%sa' nsa y g. .R
Ss eGfs S. i'sat axe: :ssssa
ssg sssS;s s,i i samasn. iorcs 70 ounisR ssssrsls
sy siSssis' sSas s sae
poilcsT @ ,Ss SSsts%pt BY Violence TO cope. With the
ssssnss sasssS .sysS sy ,sSpss ,hss
70 SE,a single POL liceman they have IN ndertaken
skpsIiso,sss sss ~ ., whole whole Police peCs tmsnt, Ths
sYSxns sasI system amply proves this In last, the
2ls1s = z So ossyssnSy !. Z q ! SSoSsrs a%ss SastSsI.
slSi SisasSsf sssa: sss Ssssa:a lsss s:Pss 70
"o@ making IN arrest Whenever pos
The sun., 1890-11-16

tween the policemen on
their bea 9 and the oih-
cer In com aud at tho
nearest station house
By means OF electrically
conn cted street boxes,
similar to the familiar
nre-alarm box, which
are placed at frequent
Intervals on street COR
hers or In other CON.
ven!ent places. Such
systems as now equip
ned supply telephonic
connection with every
signal box, and also
provide for the trans
mission OF various
automatic sign alRsome
for the exclusive use OF
policemen. and one
alarm signal which may
bs given By Q citizen.
The response to all sig.
mails for assistance is
supplied by means Of q
patrol wagon. which is
attached to each pre-
cinct.
Most Of tho sdyan-
taRes to be gained by
the adoption Of q police
signal system are obyi-
GUS. First and most
important, 1t trans.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-09-22
Registration Notice.

NJ Office is hereby given that the books OF
1N Registration for the General Election 10
be held November 4th. 1920, Tor the e.ecrlon Cf
State, County AID Township Officers, are now
open and will remain open daily on all lega days
from 10 O'Clock A. M. TO s o'clock ?. N. until Otto
Der lOth 1890, and from October 10, 1s90, TO
October 2l 1870, from o'clocs A. M 10 o'clock
?. NJ, In addition to the hour heretofore men
TONED, at which time the books Of registration
will be closed at 9 o'clock P. N. Naturalzed
citizens will be required to produce their papers
at the time they present themselves for
registration.
r. 8. ARCHER,
Registry Agent for Precinct No. IL, Humboldt
County, Nevada
Winnemucca, July l. 1890
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Registration Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby ven that the books OF
~ Registration for the General Election to
lie held November 4th, 1890. for the election Of
State, County and Tosnship officers, are now
opea and viii rem ia open daily on all legal days
from 10 ocloe \. a. ~, 10 o'clock, p. ". untii
October 10Th, 1870, q d from October %, 1890, TO
October 81, 80, from o'clo A. N, 10 o'clock
?. ~. In addition TO the hours heretofore men
toned at which time the books Of registration
Will be oeed at 6 O'Clock, r. NJ. Naturaiized
citizens Will be required to produce heir papers
at 'he time they present themst Ives for regis
tration
d. V. MERRICAN,
Registry Agent for Fountain Precinct No. q.
Humh, ldt County, Nevada.
Hamholdt II use, July IL, 1890
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Notice OF Assessment.

HUMBOLDT MILL AND MINING Com
Il Il pany. -Locatfon of principal place OF busi.
ness, San Francisco California; locati IN OF
works. Spring Valley Mining District Hum
boldt County, Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given that at meeting OF the
Board Of Directors held the 10th day AZ
August 1890, an assessment (No. IL of one
cent (lc) per share was levied upon the can
ital stok Of the Corporation, pay able Immediately
in United States gold coin to the Secretary az the
office OF the Company, room 4S, We ls.Fargo
building, No. ss New Montgomery street. San
Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall rs-
main unpaid on the 10Th day OF Septem Ger, Is90
will be delinquent, and advertised f,r sale az
public auction; and unless payment is naassa
before will be sold on SATURDAY the 25th dav
OF October, 1890, to pay the delinqus assess.
ment together with costs of advertising and
expenses OF sale. BY ORDER OF the Board Of
Directors
]. C. RUDrOCk, Secretary
Office Room 4s, Wei s. Fargo building ss
New Montgomery street, sau Francisco, ua1.
ornia Aug. 23d I'd
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Registration Notice.

NoTICE ID hereby given that the DO ks OF
IN Repatriation fer the General Election to
be held Noyembcv 4th. 1890; for the election Of
state, County and Township Officers. a.e now
open and wil remain open daily on II legal days
from 10 O'Clock A. ~ TO Q o'clock p n until
October 10 tsao and from October 10. 1890 to
Octo ler n, 1870, from o'clock, a. NJ. TO o
o'clock. p ~, IN addition to the h urs heretofore
meniioned, IT when time the books of registra-
lion viii be elose1 az o o'clock, P N. Ma uralizsd
citizens will be required O. produce their paps rs
at the tiae they present themselves for regis.
tration.
W. C. PITT,
Registry Agent for Lake Precinct No. /, Hum.
boil County. Nevada.
LoveloCk july s. 1890
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Fatal Pend In west virginia.

CATTLETTsBURG. KY. Sept. 2l.-The
Brewer. Dempsey and Baisden war broke
out again 10 Logan county, w. Va,
Wednesday, at the mouth of Pigeon
creek, and in general fight between the
two factions James Dempsey shot aud
instantly killed George Walter. a mem
ber OF the Bsisden faction, and one,
Clark, was severely cut 10 the arm. The
particulars which led to the killing date
back some years. Both factions met at
Sheriff's sale Monday, and Lon Demp-
ssy was shot by his brother John, but
not fatally injured. Both sideS re arm
ing themselves aud rsnewal OF hostili-
10 expected.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-09-22
Registration Notice,

NOTICE Ia hereby given that the books OF
IN Registration for the General E elton 10
be held November ith. 100, for the election OF
State, County and Township fficers, are now
open and viii remain open daily on all legal dass
firm 10 o'clock A. N, o. q oclockP Nj. until octo-
ber 10TH 1890. and from October TO- $780, to
October 2l, 1890, from o'clock A. NJ 10 O'Clock
P. N, in addition to the hours heretofore mem
toned, at which time the books Of fegi-traton
will he closed at O'Clock r. M. Naturalized
citizens will be required to produce their papers
at the time they present themselves for
registration.
G. G. HUNTINGTON,
Registry Agent for Rebel Greek Precinct No. is,
Humboldt County. Nevada. jyl9
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>>||

n the early part Of last year had VIC,
,ent attack OF rheuma.tlsn, from whlcn l
wa wa a. times was unable to turn myself in
ssnd hlag or even raise the cover. nurse had to
~ ~ constant attendance day and night
W - 80 feeble that what little nourishment
,oob had to be given me with spoon. At
Ter calling in the best local PHYSICIANS: and
swing ali other medicines without receiving
s,;yv henef,t. | was induced by friends to try
swift,s Specific Is. S. S.. discontinued all
other medicines, and took course OF S. s. s.
thirteen small bottles, which affected COM
plete and permanent cure.
L. c. BASSET, FL Dorado, Kansas.
Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases mail
sdfree' SWIFT SPECIFIC co. Atlanta.Ga-
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-09-22
HELPaNG THE POOR MAN.


NEW YORK, Sept. 2l.-There has been
a further advance in the price of tin
cans. which moved up an additional %
cents per hundred during the past week.
The prices for tin plate in the foreign
markets, according to private cable
grams. are relatively higher than here,
and 40 advance there is thought to be
likely.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-09-22
inherited ScPofula.

e.u,,t,s Specific IS. s 81 cured my little
eWlti hereditary scrofula, which broke out
OCy nor " his face For year he had suffered,
al nS I'm had given up all hopes OF his recovery
Wheh az n, a few bottles he was entirely cured.
yer us'i's agsmntom now remains OF the disease
lTo;s M was three years ago
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-09-22

100 Doses One Dollar" means simply tina
Hoods Sarsapari Ia is the most economical medi-
cine to buy. because it gives more for the money
than any other preparation. Each bottle con.
tains 100 doses and will average to last month,
while other pr. parstions taken according to
directions. gone in a week. Therefore, be
sure to get Hoods Sarsaparilla, the best blood
purifier.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-09-22

When Baby was sick,
We gave her Castoria
When she was Child,
She cried for Castoria-
When she became Miss,
She clung TO Castoria.
When she had Children,
She gave them CAstoriA
Children CT lm Pitchers G2SaTlt