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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-17
HALE BROS. g. CO.,
Nos. S25 to S35, TX Street,
SACRAME y TO, CAL.
New Political PART.

Mayor Deiis i. phunny Phellow
just listen Al him ia lac Nirginin
Chronicle: The Chronicle has been
c incidentally informed that = move.
mrni IL IN imt for the organizaiinp Il
tlr Farmrr,' 4 lance part, in this
county The projectors pr,pose /"
locnie n barge tract of land favorable
II the rutaha N culture i'll the vcInii,
ot !."u.eiown, /. hr conveyed IN ,mall
parcels 10 mp. ,licants for membership
hon" nls agricultural pursuit and
harnyard oior hring prerequisites IA
eligibility. The movement is cap.
tanned by u prom nent Democrat. now
consi lersbly disgrnntleI over the r..
suit at the late Safe election, and !,
supposed 10 he il the interest of l. .
band stanford for III" Presidency and
Sam Davis f,r The U ,i'.d States SIT.
x'e. The ,nmIt.- IL bn>iIv engaged
preparing "A Declaration IT Prnc' = r
which will non he published in The
Lnnseiown Churn D ,>hrr, the Offic a
organ OF the new Imriy.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-17
badly Scaid cd.

o. Tuesday of last week Peter
Duprer met with n very painful sect
dent n, Hurry vii Jams ranch. SWEET
water. While engaged In scaldink
hogs he slipped fr",n the furnace and
par tally in,o The boiling tank. Hi.
lrfl arm and side ate badly scald' d.
He WAN taken Ia Bridgrport for m'di-
cal treatment. His injuries are not
considered dangerous, but they s's
very painfnl.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-17
NsuralgI 4 of thu n sDrt.

Terence Brodigan, The elder, WIN
Frustrated by an attack If neural in
OF The heart last Monday. DR.. Brieriy
WA summoned and administered by.
podermic injrcIion. of brandy, which
greatly rrlltv Il The patient. who was
suffering intense agony. Mr. Brndlgan
had very close call. and il il for.
iuna'e tina, the doctor WAS promp "
an han j,asa few ,ninu es' delay would
have proved fatal. Mr. Brdigan il
still weak but nv will recover.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-17
THE WEEKS NEWS

JOG Cohurn. nne.time champion of
the pr,ze ling, diet nf consumption
Ia New York last week, jagged So.
4 new weekly Democratic paper
Will soon be established IN Reno, and
The cry is still: They come!"
The Peoples Advocate. y weekly pa
pr, printed at Austin. resch-d us last
wers. II il the nj Geanlsville
BnnanZ resuscitsitd
Governor Cnlcurd has pure hased n Q
residence at Charles Bckne in Car.
son. Bicknell will remove 10 Call.
fnrnia in March
Slnvin and Corhrti ase billed 10 ap.
pear in n flush fight for $4,000 side.
The mill is Ia take place in San Fran
cl,cp in March
Charley Siodtl ,rd. brother Of AL.
S'oliard Of this place. will br hus'.
ness N ,ntg-r af the Reno journal
'iier HE Isl III January.
The CT gems If Invo county have
r -t' .oucd q v.rn"r Watrsinnn Tor
arms aud smmuai,lon with which to
ssn III the indians, wlin are a,sum
ins Threatening attitudes in that
county.
l.st week J W Symmes and family
LIT ln,n ina Wagon tor las Angeles.
When nj Mohav- the horses IAN
away and Mrs. Symmes and her son
Johnny srr" both i,jlr,d 81 badly
that they died.
A" P.eping Tom" sc avoring about
the Coms'ock wrchin, ynuns adies
dlsrohs. M WON IN IN the second
ward now thinks at retiring Until she
has plugged the kew hole with ray
aud hung II iowel over 1t.
Harry Chapel was snolherr,l Ia
death in the Chu'lar mine, Virginia,
last We'd c-d " Evh'--n hls.'s tirrd
IN the mine without suffi lent yrntila.
tion wa> the cause. finn L"ary and
Jack STEPHENS were also ov' rcome, but
will recover
The hondsmcn " 4 A-h. who was
Y. y. Mar hal o. Nrvtia, hnv. be n
comp, He'd IN nay shortage 1T 81 SB3.
fash died in Vrginis c ~ ahmn, ten
years ago. and was short IN his sc.
| ina snarl ii rrd i,p. ever siucr BIZ
"time vt las, .rt. all things even
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-17
J oh1 x 81 y Hurt.

John W. k.ily, superintendent ut
the b Mie MIN. WAS badly injured
las, Fri1ay by cave in the mine. n
l,ig- qn,nliiy "f rock falling upon
h, head. DR.. Reed was nmonrd
nnd ief f,f B,die Sa urday in pr
vaie convey ance.
La or adv cr~ from B die are to the
ahd that II vas ns'hing hut vo. l. you-
plra-e Ii III b:'we,.n j AK Evans "a
Kelly, ia whiah Kelly W.. ball. used
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-17
A Ten DAYS Session,

The silver > sie say: Svntldr "
ID Foley Is in f,v,r 1T The plan Of
having term nf Inc L.yisl,iurp
in Januirv Ia be- in session ten Il vs.,
in which time Ia elect U ) S.nu r.
a"d arrans" for The time AID pace of
and Also fr h.. mp, 'inim NJ III dele
ysies. then nd nrn: aud AFTER The C"i .
vrntion thu. called has prrfoimed it,
work. the general hn.ine.s III the
Legislature can h. transacted IN n
special SEES lion callri b the Covern.r.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-17
A Painful Acc dent.

Last Wedaesday A. V. Brown drove
jim Waddelrs horse and buckb.ard
out Ia the district. When near The
rmnd-hone on the return trip The
n, orcc began Ia plunge and KICK.
One of th- lines broke and Blown
Jumped. one animation II was fnind
thai Two # MS ribs were broken. lie
j. attended by DR. 9ricr y. who hope.
tn bring him out vi right. rh- shafts
were broken out of the buck board.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-17
Tho World Enriched.

The facilities of the present day fol
The production of everything that vii
corduce to the material welfare anc
comfort of mankind are almost unli.n
tied, and when Syrup of Figs was frs
produced the world was enriched Will
he only perfect laxative known, as i
% the only remedy which is truly
leasing and refreshing to the taste
md prompt and effectual to cleans,
he system gently in the Spring-t;m,
,r, in fact, at any tir!c, and the bette
is known tie r:orc popular It be
Ar.les.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-17

arnined ty Justice Phillips last satur.
day and nrld la await The action of the
Grand Jury. lie is now in The County
Jail.
Religious services will be held At
the Coult house next sunday morning
and evening, Rev. Mr. IL .ushtou off
cIatiny.
Treasurer Clark desires TO announce
that there is money in the County
Treasury sufficient to pay nil ouisland.
Ing warrants "n The Gtnrral Fund.
r. L. Wright la. just received u
choice lot at Ban tnas. Orange, Ds es.
Sicily Lemons. Sm,Ina aud California
Fig.. All fue Iolida, stock.
The report that r. ]. Laws has re-.
signed Ms A 81. SUBJ. al III. q s. G. Il
X j. ineorr, CT. Mr. Laws will remain
with Us, We hope, tor wears Ia Come.
Sammerfrld has some fine mnce
meat, plum pnidings, AMI 9th. r
Cbrl>im dellcacles fresh from The
msnufsciories. Gail and src them.
There will he II grand mi.qlerade
bali in Candelaril Christina, night.
Ernest Hal and rhos Callow will far.
nish the music, and il j. sure Ia he
good.
The Nucleus is the best fitted hotel
in the c"uniy. II is JUL across the
street from The passenger depot. and
passengers have ample lime 10 get
meals while the trsis waits.
jim Card aell sreni day or iwo IN
Mason Valley last week IN pursuit nf
mutton. lie got Got Of The finest
sheep ever brought to this market. He
also got u severe desc Of rheumatism,
which he will sell cheap.
A carload of concentrates from The
Standard mine, B die, were shipped
hence last Saturday. SUPP VI ,cy was
Also n passenger tor Underwater. He is
much pleased with the future prospects
If B"die. and is arranging To bring his
family back with him
The ladies' of Hawthorne shonli
visit Levy's store aud IN -pect his holt
day goods. Everything thai will IN Ike
glad the feminine Ls art will be found
Dry goods Of the lntest patterns.
Ladirs. Mr.. Levy invites you 10 Call
and take l"ak
W. ID q. Gl',snn p ,ssed through la,
SUNDAY en- route To l. 'm Pine, Cal :.
where he goes Ia Inspect The Indian
Scho"l recently established there.
Bill has charge of the ludiaD School
n-sr C.rs"n, and ne wants IN run II IN
the latest ,mnr"v~d plans. Ten ar
twe We P IRE boys NJ Hawthorne pr,'n.
,ssd tina, they would return I" Carson
with him thi. week T." at'"rd school.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-17
Drunken Indians.

Drunk.n lndlaus have III EN- numer-
obs the pact week INV That Iin. In
deus ale restless and VAR Ike, II is
,n,i,rd q tmlnal 10 furnish them vi h
whisky. The fleets say il rs uselt 50
/ niIesi snsW cied pHiisrs. us the, are
rarely cuhvici,d A duse al tar and
feathers and u rdc on mil some
Ilrci.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-17
Not Built That Way.

The gallant Geor.ia editnr, in an.
swrr to- query u he bad ever s.sn Il
bald-hesded woman, says: No. We
never did Why should we! Nor We
never smw = w"msn wal zing around
town in her sleeves with = cigar be.
tween her teeth, stepping into evcry
saloon she SAW; n woman going f,h.
ing with bniilr in each pocket. sit.
going home drunk u, nj !ht Neither
have We seen woman yank It her
Goa, spit IN her hands ami say she
can lick Any SIN ut n gun in town.
No, q ID bless her; she AIN, BULL that
way.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-17
A Gentle Reminder.

We are getting sh"ri "f ready msnry
in consequence Of improvements 10
our plant, and will esteem il q per.
sonal favor il friend. WIN are in
arrears will make W. II lille Christmas
gilt. Many little makes n mr,k;r,'
NJ the Scotchman says There ARE n
large number ~ small sums due on
our bnok =, and we would hc much
Obliged It TIE boys would ante"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-17
Death of Ira p. Halo.

Ira Z Hale, one at the plourrrs oi
Aurora, dl al thai place lsst Wrdne-.
day lie had been alling tor several
weeks, being hfllicied with kidney
trouble. p ihsps there WAS M man
IN Esm ialiia colety m,re thoroughly
esteemed ihan Mr.. Hale II is said
TINT q d : modest work il All homes,
man. Such WAS Mr. Hale. The funeral
took pace last Thnrsd y in A .ror,.
Deceased WAS a native of P,nns, l..
vanis, about 65 wears al aye. Deceased
WAS The uncle Of The McNelt Bros. oi
Fish Lake.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-17
She Was From plxsn Switch.

Twas out In the G eaming,
Way up in wyom ng.
A maiden Eat coma hing her beautiful hair;
Wh,n heated with roaming,
All painting d foaming.
There came up and hugg her = grizzly bear
1t didn't aft Ighi her;
The bear didn't bite her;
She lay back and murmurei: still closer
my dcar!'
This brosr up old bum;
He left d his wooin'.
6neaked back to he ,nountsins
And for II yssr.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-17
Arrivals at tn . Nuclsus.

Following named persons re .I.tered
ut The Nucleus dur NJ ;he past week
:. V Hugrr. X nk,ad
john sheridan. Virginia.
a. VI. llamlin. District,
Richard Nuonsn, Bodie.
Frank Shaw. Bishop.
Albert Jequa. & s Z. r. r.
Jas. Carrlrab, Alum Greek.
Mr.. callson, Aurora.
j \ ID wnwari, City,
j. %. Hari-, Lundy.
L. ]. Cochans.. Montana.
T. Marks. lIawih.rne.
Il II, Web.ler, Bishop.
A NJ. Bsrnes, Carson.
ThoS. Minis. Bodie.
Wm, Bennett, Bnlie.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-17
Notics to the Public.

hereby give notice 10 all whom
II may concern that my wife. Louise
Charlrboi,. having L. my bel and
board, will not be responsible Tor
sny debts contracted hy her.
ABRAHAM CHARLEBoIs
Hawthorne, DC II. 1890
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-17
Two Weeks Vacation.

The llsalbsrnr public school will
CLOSE on next Friday and will remain
CLOSED until the tiI,i Monday IN JAM
uary. Miss Leele will spend the hoh.
days in Carson aud NJ 1855 sherman will
cheer HE sleepy denizrns at Crrro
Gordn with her winsomc ways during
the same seHsOn.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-17
NEAR
Are you ready for III

We are-and arn prepared 10 show
hundreds al ban ifnl things hath
IA, ;nl anl orna,nen'nl -,le>i md rs.
p ci, ilv fnr luNen, of low, friendship
3 I'd esteem
Our store 10 stocked with oddities
AMI nnvei ies in gil, goals ami II You
want shin .ihint Oh ,ce-'miier than
you can nhNin nj homr--seud 10 uS
ior what yod Van, aud von will find
mt the low pnee alone will more
than Offset the trouble.
We arr showing the m'esi ideas in
Toilet Cases, liver tiihrs
Mln,curr Sets. 81 yer Outings
Jewel cases-Work Boxes
sa'in Glove aud Handkerchief Cases
Han Painted Onpl Pacqncs.
Albums -Eisels--l'h TN Frat
Tvs, q ANS. Picture Books
Fans. S ippet-, Irw,lry.
SEMI for FREE Illustrated Catalogue
If above & rods aud ~ my others.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-17
A Poi Ford.

The sad,l e-solurrd King IT the
Sandwich i.lnnd. il h.ins wined and
dinpd bv s IN Francisco. shnd |, Arisi0
cracy. Nav. II the b's. dunf.r nj some
high med duh ny would give his
royal niM u iar-' .ftyrrsl Poi fee
hs would make great hit.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-17

Anything from diamond ring to Il
jumping j 'ck at Wrighl's. Send ID
your orders.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-17

Az" clinns of tho bowels, 10 prrvn.
!-nI in children, ia cured by Simmons
Liver Regulator.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-17
SAM PILES.

viz SNNAhD"'
W n Aiken of Aurora was in town
last Friday.
H. D Fletcher WAS in tn IN hast week
interviewing Santa Claus.
Bob Lindsay has .old his Reno home
TO Charley Nsvacoyich.
joe Klein ha. Just received very
choice brand of cigars.
Eight bars Of MI. DiHllo bullion
were shipped below yesterday.
How about You a.ses,ueRt work.
I.it done! Only two weeks more.
Rabbits are plentiful around Bodie
but they are nearly extinct ter~ahnuis.
The Central mine shipped carload
of ore tc Dayton yesterday Tor reduc.
sion.
Mrs. MrKeough. formerly Of Aurora.
is now conducting \ restaurant in
CAndelarix. =
Snow shovrlers are in drmsnd in
Bodis. We want = street sprinkler in
Hawthorne.
The Douglass mill, D.yion, will shut
down this month and relnsin closed
for tho Winter.
During November the Standard
mine, Bodie. shipped $40, 600 in bullion
and concentrates.
Dick Noonan, brother of the late
Bill Nooaar, visited Virginia and re-
turned home last week.
Carson Tribune: The old State eff.
GERS are around The stores inqairing
the price "i grip sacks.
Three CARLOAD. IT lnyo marble
passed through las, F.ii,y. One slab
weighed over twelve tons.
Drop into Knowles saloon for n glass
Of foaninr beer and n c,ld lunch. He
keeps delicious pigs feet.
Dr. Reeds Hae setter dag got = dose
At poison lsst week, hut the doctor
pulled him through all right.
Those who desire good liqiors Al.
wsys paironlz- Charley kimb.li
Everything is hrst.cla>s
John FERRIES is ren"vsting did qulrlz
wagons which will hS taken tn Cande.
laris IL he used in hauling II lines ore
p. N. Bowler made y living Trip L"
Carson last week. The Case ni 'wler
". Curlsr Is now before the Supreme
Court.
The best way to get rid of a partner
Ia . mining claim who will neither pu,
Mp nor shut up u To advertise the
duii.r out in the BULLETIN.
J. Levy has just received fine lot of
Winter cloihing. These good are first.
claw. Drop into the store and tx
anime.
Tim Murphy 10 doing \ good bust
ness In his new location ntxt 10 Gard.
wsllb butcher shop The billiard
lable 10 an attractive feature.
A sQn.w, b-4s,ly drunk and J., ing
alongside Of the Sou hem HMel. was
one Of the ,Owm attractions last Thurs.
day. Query: Where did she get the
whisky.
Don't forget you can get box II
Havana. domestic "r Key Wssi cigars
pu, up just right for u Christmas pr.s-
en-, at WiipLt..
THE cold weather ha. knocked the
a I'll, out III our Pure fellow ciiiz ~.
With government blanket. wrapped
abou, them, they appear NJ nur houses
and hu,nhlv beg for duff"
Sears and Warner and present
Inilxn aseais Experimentation
Walker Like Reservation last We l.
nesday. Mr. Sears ~ putting his suc-
css '0r through il. course " sprouts.
Jas. Mprigold WAS considerably sur
prisrd this week by the unexpected MI
rival Oi his son Samuel frum M,cl,i IAN.
Father and son had not met Tor over
IL years.
Toys, Dnlls, Music Boxes and every
thing else FOR tho Holidays. At II II
Wrighia.
We acknowledge the receipt Of com.
rl'm.ntary tickets to tho ins'allStion of
officers Ut the X. of r. held last Fri
day NJ Wadsworih. Me-sTs. Rnsept hal
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-17
los!

Those new n,trscban n anu am Der
goods NJ Virgins nre "dlrt cheap"
Also The smoker. SETS.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-17

A dose 1T simmons Liver k"gul ,ior.
iaxrn daily, will relieve and prevent
Indigestion.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-17
MINING TAX NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN no ALI
~ WHOM 1t NAV concern that Suite anc
county taxes, levied ami assessed upon TIT
proceeds OF mines In this county for thf
quarter ending
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-17
ESTRAY NOTICE.

nNE SMALL BrY HORSE, WEIGHT
~ bout $40 lbs. white hind feet,
small " ties ct ON orehend and whlte spot
on ose: branded X on left thigh and C on
right sht uldr: also Us on left shou der
both ears eplii. branded S on le'r shoaldrr.
ANY per.On or p"'tOnS claiming 4 ese
horses will please call at Fletcher's Esme-
rhldl cou ~ Nevada prove III" horses. paw
charges o. hem and take them ind obligo
the undersigned.
VI FL ETCHtR,
= +. FLETCHER
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-17

Mure convenient Than pill is Sim
mona Liver Regulator. IL is made
bslh liquid and powder.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-17

Xnss Card. AMI Tree Ornaments In
abundance vt r. II Wright's.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-17
SEPTEMBER 80. 1899.

IN relation 10 the colieciio OF the same Will
be strictly enforced. All taxes due Ior said
quarter (if not soon: paid) will be delinquent
ON the
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-17
Second Mond,y in December,

After which the legal penalty for non-pa,
ment will be enforced.
JERRY QUINN
Assessor of Esneralda County, New.
Hawthorne, NV, mber II. 1880.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-12-17

M,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26
TO MASSACHUSETTS REPUBLICANS.
SENATOR uOAR DISCUSSES THE LATE ELtVTloHo
IN 4 HOPEFUL SPIRIT

\ HOPEFUL NfIhii'
Boston Nov % (speciaD.-senator Hoar mas y
encd an address 10 the Republicans OF MssSahnsc'"
commenting on the recent elections IN hoI"'u'
shirt He recalls other elections Of ;h' past refers
o the election OF 1854 and the fraudulent p''e'''
bv which the electoral vote "i Nc".h"rH ana "' ''o
country was given to Grover Clevflahd' ana 'c'c''
10 the Tariff bill a follows:
Tbcro was mover bill framed with moro ANXIOUS. caro-
,l and conscientious study than the t1ff Of le'O - j.
,,,,od unon principle which has bcen discussed nom
time long before the foundation Of the Government "' N"
United states. Th, principl" has Ran'd sV"u"! i
p,illic confidence with every discussion inc men WIZ
dov with few exceptions, have been ''r" own "
n r.con, camraicn 20 throw veil heir real opn
ions. The principle has been applied win IN" most -'lpn
Ion, de,r. 10 take burdens OF the poor {" diminish INC
sunernui,v Of revenue and % s.imuat" American INDUSTRY
1, any camlnicn orator. who have ad that 10 all the h'
t,, y, N,..acbu.ott, has been neglected viii repeat
,hoir starry elsewhere their Democratic brethren VIII
laugh in their II j. TIN" that Ia T." hah''7
in measure affecting many thousand itn' The f'is'"'
he,veen industr.c. where the finished product OF on" j
the material Of another. hard to ADJUST Experience
NAV pcrhas show adjustment 10 -onc particulars
unwisc. But made under tho recommendation Of ah
able wise ard faithful committee VINO had nothing b''
the general Interest AZ heart
Tho three xcoks discussion Of thi, grs' statute was
,nsuGclcnt 10 convey American people an adequate
nd,rstaudin. y rs benenccn provisions There "''"
many men Of small incomes ana hN'd iIaf"s VINO were
deceived into the belief that there Wa 10 be- lafg" m
crease in the cost the nrce,-are, Of f" They trusted
Too credulou.y TO the lie a. what la, been pat on
rather than the truth 70 what has been taken or
The election cane at time when communi'hc h"t0h-
ubich cauuo, long bear o." light 81 reason, vrr' Pre-
,aulnQ in the south and West. Tn" Republican If9'f
had In some cases made gray" mistakes In - nominations
and had ylCd.d cl-!y TO the demands 81 men who
were their own candldat., Tor high onic" Yet with ali
this it. is sad there has chance only Of about one
per cent the tool yot" Of o country The men ''tH
in Massachusetts, hi. year received fewer votes than tho
candidate. Of the party received when
they were defeated.
in cOnstancy and courage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26
RAISING THE PRICE or CHAMPAGNE.
DELMoNICo'S AND THE HOFFMAN HOUSE THE
ONLY RESTAURANTS THAT MAKE

DELMoNICos AND THE HOFFMAN HOUSE THE
ONLY RESTAURANTS THAT MAKE
THE INCREASE.
Another effort has been made by the propretors OF
few Of the larger hotels and restaurants to advance
the price Of cham payne from $ 80 to 81 quart bottle
and from 81 70 TO 81 pint bottle From what could
be learned Yesterday 1t is likely that this effort will
prove futile did similar little over year
ago, when attempt made. with even less
reason than exists now to establish similar prices
At that time only few Of the hotels advanced their
prices and they Obliged to restore the former
rates when they found that their customers rebeled
The given by the hotel men for advancing the
price is that the Mckinley law increases the duty on
old duty OF quarts sold by the importer to
the retailer for $50. This made each quart bottle cost
the retailer - 80 while he sold it to the consumer for
X; 30, the profit being 81 each quart bottle. Add
Ing charge of ~ under the new law makes
each quart bottle cost the retailer 81 80 13. or eight
and Oncthird cents more than formerly. The prOpo-
ston, therefore, to increase the price TO 81 bottle
mean, 10 secure profit Of AZ cents more than for
mcrly, or IN all ~ ~ bottle A meeting Of pro
pricOrI held last week at which the effort 10
secure unanimous action was made. II resulted In
partial failure, for not nearly half of the hotel men
consented to the advance. The price advanced
on Monday at DclmOnCOs and the Hoffman House,
but elsewhere. far could lie learned the wine
sold AT the usual prices. The figures show that the
Mckinley law cannot be blamed for radical an in
are formerly, Notwithstanding the trihng increase
in the cost Oi importation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San Francisco. Nov. %. 1890.
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool NOV. % m-Ths sales Of the dSg n;
cluded 200 bales American. Futures cioseu psrry
steadr American ddnG low m.ddling clause, Novem.
ter delivery 5-6idd5 65id; November and December
delivery SO as sod December and January delivery,
5.Gid5 6.64d January and February deS,ry loo4 s
Il6id. February and March delivery, 1364d5 l4-o4d
March aud April delivery. ) 1854 as 1764d April and
NAV delivery l90id buyers May and June deliver,
2i.0i as 22.6id; June and July delivery, $3.50
24-Otd , ,.,,,.. "a. ,o..
,niddling Sac good ordinary, sac: net ana gross re-
ceipts i755 bae, export, TO Great Britain 3o' saies
s9i stock, SO 49, ,,,,,- a. ..
Norfolk Nov 25-Cotton steady middllns; De nes
and gro>, receipts 26i2 bales exports 10 the contlneh
600: coa~tw>s. l3t sales. 2,2ii stok i2tTi O, -
savannah Nov. oj-COttOn very dull; mlldlng, otc'
i,,, ridtiinc De-: good ordinary 7ac and
ccpts 276 bales Imports to the Continent f-9o' COAST
Ncw.Orleans Nov. 25-Cottol STEADY: midllng, 2-sc'
love mddng ll.l6c GOOD ordinary &c net recspss'
76s hale- 2593l exports coaswse, foIi sales
o 900 stock, 2liO5O.