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New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
Glat5 Go frl, Furnished

ELFGAHII.Y fu.al I'd apartments ~
Il ..I: i.r term e.. s. months iinu Naf /
,.Nt. s.fla. d ou Paih-a,f. AGl.y 40
PROVIDE NJ SAVINGS LliE AS r.
ANCI sDClITY, Room cl, Equitable
Iu'ltlug N0w-Y Yoik Ciif.
HANn>CMfLY D.. ENI~Hl D rLAl g.
! silli.s linen. 500 a month. Van
CDELEAh. -ol Wc,t y5th-s,
10 AEIY going abroad WI -uh.,t ,. -aat
! ilra. .n,G sl4te t0s ,.N months. Apply
~ Is East 51ti--t.
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Bodr0 q no Rooms.


A -A.-A.-AIILNIION -.
"A. Al e.. CANT q Noo., rooms baih,
iI.at. table, also sl-tcs, Mal.sOn-dN'. ,
conner AOu-r.
Al elegant house near jtn.aNe.. ncwc-t
-anltsfy plumbing, newiy q. Oratrc and
furnished, vlI open fOi nlst-Dls-, boar -
april l-t second nOJf ROOFS. hatA. phi
Rate table Op iona -lll'- t.l -.i-ir
rOYin- . ua!.Cr lIA.n- room.
Attra' ~. noo.- w'tn pil'a'. Deies;
-lA.., rooms board optional 1peEfn. 80. ,
'.COcfois' or c~-'' al c-,.rti.'. % q oi..
nlghe-t reference given. Information fire.
:. G. LLLAND s. CO..
30 We-t 5-fn-s'
4 Kyo ;. :. ear. Rfo.egay aee -9ta.''.-
--lte WITH Or p.'hoa' board rat, r.a.oa.
at'c 10 befaan - p.f.'-. N.'. AAN'H'
(RAM r4l.k. M AND 41-
u ramnr f0..l. .rlte, and -Ingl~ rooms
'.'o'.an' ahr. rt;l. pi.t .-''-i .frn
~. I.fll.F HNl-IitD p ROOM
II cabinet folding bol n'v cafyet- esq .'i-
I.ff f4flt i.a!l frffrl q rl1I Hu.lf ,
moderate prices. ll@ ra-t 45t..'t.
sTH-tVE.. -. entrance SO Ea-t 5t,A.
- -t.-F1e9alt corn apa tN'n's. o.i.' Do
..Aao-li.. rfl or wi'.o.t pr.Frt table t
strict. nrsi-cl'-. in rt'f' par'i '-.ff.
IlTH-sT. g. EAST Dork nom hfwa-
"av.-A Attractive square rN'fl lni 'Hn
excellent n.ignayIi'oi hnH-r and mDl. ar-
II last 8,D-~I .liaf 1-our.y fufn Jed
! front rooms; hI-t-c.a,s board r'i p
croo,.
0JD.-1, l2G WI -f Pr. .-aot r'.r. in
l,Hlr f.t -.'f tD... t.D.' 'D. q.
~ U-.I ~ W 49, llo1-rn' -.apic
- iooas with cD0. lD.'l references
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1lisrclluTroHs


a LExKT q. SPENCER. 27e shave,
a between l7th and ls'h hts bi"iles,
4arsol. fuu,s made ~ Oiocf recovered
and rcDsl-ej; prompt and rol~Oie.
A N. I,i.sDs -.Ierlnc Win eruption ~
-. tne .kl mag hnor oi simi." r.n'iN
...Irh cu.td Ie. Ardi"7- Nl.l--pN, .-O'
Ei',dway.
og.p. BOOK. "How :, Keep Yoil p,
a IDa.. trrt O. any adlf'-- ino 'Du-
,ourd.. fri,0.rs uud Oll, I.h.f .Ift =
atl.g. foa. li.. burning. jas. G.. hDI' H.
Mss l2O LID'ft'--t. "
A rKIVArE pmiy .oan- 800 or l'-- on
II irr4.uf. A uart ii1no'' "ati '7
B. ". LoA ~-'.
rsI-ffrt nom ccltc4 ans private
Is dalrf. non tHn iint. D. p ,itl c'tS,
,,lI h.. suu.iie, to Nil '-rlatf i-iIler al -
,.tt. No. hound natural c".ti ana not
l.tdlri .n 'Nr making. Ad1ifr - hIL' >
~ TTEE In'nno ra'cr.
(,O.1f Mp" fON 01n Dr cured il 4 month
II the pre- IDIt ',I Walk mo. 'iii
WM s. WCf~1ISrIoN. f19 llI-a'c.
nTx[ff, ffoTD larior V1uor Bath 49,
uaAtl. cures Gods Mir'hl., ihti-
nlaLb ~ and ullarIa airo iuNrrL ioi ,h'
lcalthv d. tar1 'n- in" IS -''sn. I'i'D 'o ri, o..
-, .,fqED.-A rock crIsh'r 1 -
" ,stont rr,fo -rcd. J. r.. WHITE.
5f9-553 Brold~sy.
crno or LESS loaned upon furniture
nIUU, use; pianos agent Calls. Apply
20 Broadway. Room D.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
iJomrsllr .l.uIiloI5 UlntcG
E'cnlnles.

Females.
YOUNG married woman VoIli Ike q
\ lt.le child fo ord ilVm - Arf'r Npt
would hsNr "a mo,irl'- care ana good Lee.
i'I.t.e ali ~. 49, W,r- uN-A-~l., Ni-.
lNLLLA.
HIGHLY rt,ci n"ncrd Aor,h '"fn.ci
,-,ii- ..r ,-sr,.ua. !sifH. music HuC
n-IditWor. Alcfc-- ttAi NE... liliiIe
rfln-. Onicc -is ta~' en'u--t
a -NVEul fNlLph II Is I b.
y. tIAf Nr.. Ml.lcr' -. ith-'' -.
l.tW,,n .,ta ~ 2St4 ,t... Hp,'air-. "trt
-d. ita-as..-S r- hdp Niti i'r-n nc,s.
ALL KIND, O.. D,ruAn servants. win
a Hr-t.c.aa~ r'fer nr,-, ior cltf or COW
try. always ol hand. son - -. =
StiIEIN'S EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
Il5 3d-aVe.. near otn-st
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
FURNISHED Gcnscs.

H. or = COZ NrRA CICB HOUSE. or
q private rcsidence.--On tho pas.aic
River 80 minute hs Iail from Dr~o. tits
fine old stone mansion with beautiful lawn
I'm" Wharfage; extensive ~tailnc aftttlt.
outhouscs polo aiOrnl viii bc rented fli-
nlshrd Address at once \. L., Il Last
44th-st.. Ncw-A ork City.
a CAR>DALE. 10 mil from The Grand
- Central Depot. Harlem Eailro1d.-A
fully furnished country rcSidaucr us acr,-| |.
inown az. "Rov ~lcy,' the former honr o.
Tn, Tao" Wm. Bailey Lang. large mansion /,
al unlimited supply OF excellent deep ar-
t'rian N'll Naf-l. fhr care OF the estate
t-aIdcncu furnished by the owner: rent
modcrai ID. G. CROSBY. 90 Nas>au--t
For other rcal estate af, Sc llth page.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
Giir nral G:eInie for Sale


EsIRAIIE re-id.r.es fos sale: No-.
~ 23S-2sS West l-lsl-st. Accilent neigh
toshoo1 "a - 3-siofA b.. h--iopp Dion.
stono Acrse. are l6.S vide v.fg buffers :
pantry extension. fine EofdWo15 cabinet
hin. electro Tells. &c. iar'ic larry roN-
Ntnltnt arrtfrl Mons. Very f"t~oiiNlr l.i-y >
and easy tenn open Tor in-p.'' 'ion. 81 T.
IALp DOOR AND SASH CO.. Sth-eNe.
a.d l-4tn--
UNFINISHED ro1r hou>. fog SAL; i
4 ra'fr~ 500. Wtil tsfsf lisfct. tcl.f -s
HuNr7NGDDN. go Ne,. 2ad--t
LOR SALE.-A conner On 9tA.aVc.; nsw
clNi4r-. terms asOnaci, j 4'f q. 3. >
D. agents. Address L. =. CALLAHAN,
go HEss +cc-st
no. 81 EAST a3I,sI.-rl-ar- d.e.r-
~ 4t.. ..'..f lrI.f. ni-n-~fnen.
i,..s All t,oen..one ifii.ia..s- price.
ior msi ,,ioa. 'rrlFsL. DOOR AND
SASH co.. "i--aN'.. cor. l-'tI-9'-
u ---si WUsr lISrU.~ ~r.-CAoicc
\ l.,ileI.e- 3--,ory D. h-i.-'ao. brown
Stone. -CE1f.lNn. '-4rt tatl 'url ra, 'if
TN. cv.-y ta.u. oNt.n.'t i.r ss.e o. .rr
ca tern price 'oN open = ii "''- q.
Et Ff'ip loot AND SASH O., s'h-
a.. aaa l2f,h--t
ID ETELIss EOrsLs "Nanhs.'an
sas, l,,s ,., N9'4 .o,.. ho.. f.. .a. ,. I'D
station a. co.lf.. pp.l q. Inspection OF
af1. itICD -l.D rN rs. owner aat
hu'd,r- cs W,s' s'i-.'
Two HOUSES. SIS. .-1 a.d 2-S W.T.
I l23i--,. fcr -,ic Only $1,000 cash
required balance III bond and uoit-ael.
BCFFALO DOOR MD SASH co. gtn-
ave. cor. l2ith-st
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01

~,A"rNAN ~ % ~cctchrnn tom
[ ,cr,f. nt.t-sip-. man good references.
,Ia,.s. IOIIS HENDERSON. 2J3 lst-aVe.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01

IA TIE city cn Ir.r Rall ll054. h.gu
pound, Aci1 torh0o1 l.,,f .led. nAe D. s.
house, modem improvements pI, .s.
~. bgls.nr sizes a the nov p1s.'on VI
n town aud Oh n- Principal avenues,
800 O. 900 r1Dl schools A-hi- AID
NA--- .-nlL- lu-u-.- D. L.---L-..L -ALL-A.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01

II 's.PANION.-B, an American widow.
~ with practical business experience 10 .
lady no objections TO travelling references.
COMPANION. Bon 2S1. Binghamton, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01

r.rnn or LESS loaned upon furni re
, IUV, usa: pianos agent calls. Apply
no broadway. Room D.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01

~----. ..r--|e-'- ..--- ----. -
4 rLNCN iDl. Nos lLLA. I..-E4D I-
- some rec licences and u..1.AX s!ts- icl
eaie. ACl-"s 10 4st, !l!li,.el OF N.fiI-
L..h q. DBo y IAYLOk. ; e.ILln.a:.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
Gin 6onses Go Crt.
Unfurnished

Unfinished.
~ LET.--J4 Last 6D,l--t.. pailOr
ro.r a4d basrn nt- modem lo So;
p.ira'e bath servant foo.4. ino yard
In.f.Ut 0it D. y. COOK. ~ B1WtIf.
\ aHI d.,naDi. oH.lrgs 3o5 West
4J-tu-.f. mt ESQ de-. .mpiO, lflt- .
harl roJd finish; inducements. AGENT.
Irtuns Ofire.
CT -nO-4-S SlOtI tIOvnstouc house
" t,CUO from 1Irl o. May nrH.l
Z .o AFRO rafer-tinN or tou floor ard
pump in cellar; superior ncirnbOlA0oG.
Alpr "a Premises, lO3 - S1th--t
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
Domestic 8ituations Uante0

Females.
y OMPANION.-By an educated young
~ lady. speaking German and English, -
travelling companion with a family, or lady
cor lew children, 70 Vienna or Berlin. Cau
IN NJ ;. SiElkLR 3j3 Wythe-aye., Brook.
lyu f. d.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
III ON sALE 1lnl.nld- al A,IanNc M.
Nfnl Ceiafe Nlnrte0.

w ANTED.-To rent or purchase, 2 small
" D3c- within one hour 81 citS, near
r. r. X station, school and church price not
Y ,eHe9ed 5000. Principals address
u u. D., Tribune 0fice.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
flclp I0anico.

Males
IF YOU ARE OUT OF EMPLOYMENT
L o. wish 10 make a change. call at the
old reliable Metro OpCiltan Agency: positions
procured FOR bOokkccpers. collectors. clerks,
statesmen, portrrs pacAcr~. drivers. coach
men. -tablcmrn. Watchmcn. useful men.
farm hands. tetU,tcr~. cooks walters fire.
men and mechanics new orders every mail.
MEIIoPOLllAN AGENCY. Gs5 B'way.
w ANIED.- statesmen on salary or com.
" mission 20 handle the Now Patent
Chemical Ink Era~iug Pencil The greatest
selling novelty ever produced erase- ink
thoroughly IN Two seconds no abrasion II
p1p'r 700 10 500 per cent profit on agents
-1le> amounted 20 ir2e IN siN day, another
-, 10 twn hNur- We want one energetic
r'neral AGENT ior each State and Territory
.aurle hy mail b c'fts. For terms and
iu.l p1Tiicuilf- addr..- TIE MONEOE
ff'N>ik No. CO.,. II Crosse. Wis
w ANTFD.-A nirc family - Keep hou--
w lfrtr Irlri,nHd for ph, 'irian large
h"I-'. fashionable urinhhornood. Adlre-e
DR. PAUL. ranneid. 81.
w Ant Dan organizer for Nauogai
" hriidlne auf Ioin a..0rlaf.on. ADD
''i.N I.f'AI N''iNl. Tribune nNlcc.
Va ANiED.A -udencr onr vino i-,
w thoroughly capable ~ taking charco oi'
iAr-r country sat. - nhnH-e-. grape =
ic~. 80. tfdr'--. giving fcrHc :. :
SE A. ] li'."A gNNI.l'rf nov place
W good stand. small mean-. low rent.
Write b. ). HATntwAY. Stamford. Conn.
Females.
4 Rl>PEcTANL'. careful yovng sir. or
"a roua. as caili'- uuis. and make her
-rlf c'u'rI, useful iu snu.A .auiiY in a
city 80 miles fin. New n... Address J.
". e.. @' Na--au-s'.. y. y. Room ]-.
A -LOiD's DlLIND AND CLEANING
II. - ; ICES. lII. ll3 rfn-iNr., n,Ii lbtr &.
Nlc tih-1Nt., tinfr o~iA also l1tt--i.. o.. Ar
h'ny'-. want lady p --ri,. Alpy fac
iH4l oIcr, ILL., llj shave.
SE ANllD.-in cNp r,nc.I chailhcrnlld
" aad NaIfi- j Ntlt sos, Tribune
Honu ONCE SIS lii"idWIr.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-01
0nnn.rn Ecn! Geiaie for Sal.

4 ,LNCY iOh MoAICLA.E.-H4aI.
"A some Ies.dsnces ana u..d.As s.te- io'
nisn q. TUBES TAYLOR. Bec1mau-s:.
4 4 MOUNTAIN sIA4IOE. O.ANGL.
"A y. ia desirable 3-7ferf tla..-i0.f
10 .rC, II ippI.- BOB ara c1.i tA.tgt . l..a-
w. IRON .tauoI lC- DDAi.s. also "a nuH.1.I
Q, Dc bulln- Io,.. Ally TO >. InO.l-
soN, .. "4.iiaH-.i.. y. :. Dit..
a a-.LING4ON. \. j. . niles Z ,m
"A tLo city cn Lr4. Ha'uo,4. h.sn
pond nelI torhoo1 ,,f-rlei. nAe n.w
s,vvc ana 5000, ca,a % on tae, a.se
NJ. D.ils.nr sites Ia the nen p1s.ion of
n town ald Oh N' Principal avenues,
go 70 $50 -oO4 ecno9.-. 4-hi. ald
Ne'ci ,Dp1if. inqnTr - EDiI..i ALLfN.
4 rAI HAN Manor fos sale OIL e. .e.t.
"A I0us cO.,o.ni-. = 10 . I0Om, 4-lt
-.Yv lfr lNts ul. AlGrf-, l.. G.. BLA' D.,
~ 5'n.aye.
4 ckEs. 10 io.ne'o by maln l.ne %, tAo
tts r-t"e,n Pa--alr ara f~'-i.Ou.
~. M ., Pc ,od to a r.-po''ib!. e.oaac.e.ra 2r
s,, w.. l.oA - works. Ayi.y to 1EE tlN-
.,h, Ta,er.on. \ J.
tAsl OhANGL, *. J.. RNAL ESTATE
- - ~, rent, furnished and unfurn ned
~" = stations. >. y. COND!I oppo-
ste BIlc~ Church station.
E'a SALE or TO REST Small con-
bhuy located a, Mctuchcn. y. !. AdI
-. 80, ivf Particular BRADY, l.. o. Boz
s'o57. New-York CITY.
Il AtIs-,t iAl..r ~.tI~-hu over;
= ior sale low S3 coo o. 7GD u VIII
eNen~hPc. !. W. IiILDLH. - Liieftf--;
Evs oAlh o. IX'HhNGr- -El,gant
'loAr mans with large s.lDn |'1iie;
~ .i'-ln- LaRn.ic.nl .lef OF hudson
isl-f ctory way / lCrr from Nali-,t.
~'p' ,D F'oac "ar. room 3ii.
u o.. SALE or RENT "A very iaaf-
'ere house Il rooms bffiflom afd
u'oil ai NOD fn improvement. in ..0f-
,e".' 'F.tintntai alsi tro.- Dnt io-
s"t9h ninptee' walk fFol st,f.o4 fam
~ ".-hinr o. 30 abroad. A.l4c3a 4. -.
i"N '''. Hah"eY, =. j.
cor, ssALf .fuFnl.i,d. at Atlantic liiea.
iah-' y. J.. large h'I-r. ',irfbly
,..'a' "a isontine the lis' and sand hook
.ole-' ooA5, fsrl, wiu % e.p'rs'ons, II
,'t". ~ AL rclu1in2 ilUrdss. Ir..r0o'n.
-. lot 4'Jl oD ~ c-. B.. 1. oir brfu. h
to,is sri y. !. Conti3l i.allu ID iDr
LhoNAED A,snti, rl1'irnd \. }.
X !.NIoNh HILL J.. T.. i,i -al..-N ,t-
Al ages. t>.C'p. 81 $50 I'D improve
n'n, Dfilciag size. low. JW.fl LID it.
- Lih'st -st.. George Fowler, Nclnoic
- Ou1n NGE.-H.sr Gc.o, Ai.h
- ground. bcautlfnl v,Ds' ff I1. co.ias.
u f0omsi mg1srn inpr .fc.eHt.t r.re
cultivated garden A. KrIPELIAN .,
l0s fulton-.t.. Nfw-Yor&.
w NE>I SUMMIT IS. J.-fog sale or rDut.
w house. ID rooms. three acre. ofehni.
barn &C. rent 900. aI.o Nrada.bfoUt.
lnlfDN' 'nrn'- T. acres -lad aut fNlf
1ees rent 800 price SO 900 or VIII rent
ilni.hld d summer months. GtoRGE T.
WILLIAMS. lS. isont-s.., Ncw-Yof@.
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GIN hcal G5.nic 60 Get


4 FEW sAc0llcn. Offices at reasonable
n ferts in tnr Howard Nuiiila- lsj
broadway. Apply in Room II, i76 nrcad-
way
70 ELNl l'caat .r-r.-. ..-dlo-. ~
j ils and i1dg. J. or.- in O.. INw Dl. .-
ic. WITH elevator. Is vs. -t i-jta-.t. al-0
four foors - Dvatir- l5i West l2ith.-t
fol l2-t business OF LaIhfar'lria4 wiz ~
wi.bos- power. Apply on premises, Horton
TRAfr HOUSE. $50 Na-sau.-t.-Oa' es
1 20 let; elevator steam heat, electric
Hight
& WEST f7TE.Sr.-NcwI deco O.aied. pan
O tlv and library extension; situation rl-
supposed private f1a.iiv oily. 80. 5Ci. : -
Iy promises Q 20 ,. " % Nassau. Room o.
S7 WEST s3D:sr.-+-stoly, pantry *
~ ion. = 300. App.5 pr ise- -
BROOKLYN Real Est ate.
TO LEl.-FuTni,hed residence on Pro-
Il pct Height. ueal tie PARK. bryok.
lrn, y. Y. J. minut' b; L road 10 Iuige
- minutes 20 beach. Address OWNER,
4. O. 10. $50 Eew-I ork ll.y.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-08-13
The Last of Sarah AIthea.

On Tuesday last in San Francisco
Judge Shafter rendered the following
Judgment IN the case OF Sarah Altbea
Hill-Sharon-Terry against the late
VIM. Sharon:
The above entitled cause, having
been tried by the court. and the court
having made ard filed its decision 10
writing, by which it Is found that tie
plalstiff was never the wife of the
original defendant herein, William
Sharon. and has no right or claim, legal
or equitable, 10 any property, or share
10 any property, real or personal, Of
which The said William Sharon was
the owner or in possession, or which
now or may be hereafter held by
Frederick w. Sharon, the present de-
fendant herein, as the executor of the
last will of said William Sharon,
deceased.
Now, therefore, on motion Of VIM.
+. Herrln, Esq, attorney Tor SAID de-
PENDANT it is ordered, adjudg d and
decreed that the plaintiff and said
William Sharon were not on August
%, 1880, and never have been husband
and wife, and that SAID plaintiff has
no right or claim, legal or equitable,
TO any property, or share in properly,
real or personal, of which the said
William Sharon was the owner or in
possession, of which is now or may
hereafter be held by the present defend
ant. Frederick w. Sharon, as the exc
cutor of the last will of said William
Sharon. deceased.
1t is further ordered. adjudged and
decrced that the defendant recover his
costs.
j. Nom. SKATER, Judge.
August 4, 1890.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-08-13
Rattle-traps That Rattle.

To have an ignorant person-not
only ignorant in letters, but also in
judgment; person filled with petty
jealousy-criiicise his home journal
and declare before an audience that he
"would not take the paper" reflects
NO discredit upon the editor or his
paper. 1t is the old story that fools
pose a. criterions when sensible men
are silent. At times, in order to ferret
such persons, who are to be found in
every community, it becomes necessary
for q writer to use the powers at his
command by exhibiting the "swell
head" 10 the public. Secrecy is the
sneak's safeguard, but in the press lies
the weapon that completely annihilates
like safeguards.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-08-13
OFFICIAL PAPER or ssMERALDA cs.sTy
WEDNESDAY ............AUausr 10, 1890.

SILVER Is still on the upgrade. Ii
shows symptoms of passing beyond al
the calculations Of the experts, and IL
10 impossible TO make anything like a
safe prediction from day to day what
IL is going To do. la three months it
has advanced twenty points 1t has
but sixteen more to go before it strikes
high water mark, and the Government
has not yet begun to purchase the four
and half million ounces monthly. 1t
would not be at all astonishing If, even
before Congress meets, the old price
should be established and the white
metal be on level with the yellow
The lovely feature Is that the sgri-
cultural products OF the East are ad-
vancing rs last as silver is. and for the
first time In ten years something like
legitimate hope warns the hearts Of
the farmers. They were blinded q
long time by dishonest and unfaith-
full press, but il looks as though silver
would now take care OF itself and
assert its sovereignty without any
more weights being taken from II. 1t
was a shameful thing that for seventeen
years the Government Of the Unitvd
States, At the beck of few interest
gstherers, imposed such loss and hard
ship upon its own people. 1t was u
calamity worse than az exhaustive
war. II was simply q steady and
steadily increasing robbery, and there
was no relief until the wrong became
nnbcarable. 1t would take a brave
man, when Winter comes, to stand up
In Congress and make any further
fight against any measure to do full
Justice to silver.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-08-13
There's Pal"

There were eight or ten passengers
in Grand River Avenue car the other
day when woman and her little boy
entered. and they had scarcely taken
seats when the boy fastened his eyes
on man at the other end of the car
and called out:
Ma! maj There's pal"
Hush |" she said as she gave him a
pinch.
but there's pal"
Yss-hushn
He bushed for moment, but sud
denly continued:
PAS got sand, hasn't he! He said
lie wouldn't come home for three
months, and he's keeping right away,
amt he! Let me 90 up and see il be
remembers meY"
But "pa' slipped out of the front
door and dropped to the street from the
front platform, whilo The woman gave
the boy pinch that kept him bowling
for two blocks.-[Detroit Free Press.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-08-13


THE telegraph informs us that
Kemmler, the New York murderer is
dead. Whether he was killed by the
electricity which was pumped into
him, or whether death was caused by
the bulchering Of his body curing the
post-mortem examination when his
heart, liver, lights, brain and bowels
were removed "in the interest OF
science') We are not prepared to say.
1t Is TO he hoped, however, that the
greatest State in the Un) IN will abolish
this new method of execution, and
return to the primitive but effective
neck breaker.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-08-13

THE lottery question is political
issue in North Dakota Governor
Miller desires to succeed himself, and
rs q means to that desirable end pub
fishes the fact that he was recently
offered $4,000 for aid to get a lottery
charter. Whereupon he raises the
solemn voice Of warning against hav-
ing anybody else for Governor for
fear that the desperately wicked lottery
people may overcome him and get a
charter.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-08-13
THE White Pine News SAWS:

THE White Pine News SAYS; 1.-THE
Census Bureau has sent circular to
our County Clerk asking the quantity
in gallons of whisky used in our
county hospital for The year 1880. The
following Is the pithy reply: Hos
pital bought five gallons of mighty
common whisky in 1889. This was
mostly bought by patients who died
same year. Hospital closed in Deem
ber no patients left"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-08-13
The Mt. Dia bio.
August 4, 1890.

Following Is Superintendent Shock
ley's weekly report OF operations al
the Mount Diablo:
The east drift on the sixth level is in
1876 feet, and shows few inches Of
800 ore. The winze from the inter-
mediate between the fifth and sixth
east is down "a feet and shows feet
of $40 ore in the bottom, this WINE
is wholly in ore as far as it has been
sunk. The nsrth cross-cut west Of
this winze shows foot of $50 ore. We
have stopped the east DRIFT on the fifth
level after driving ii $50 feet, and have
started sou til cross-cut from the face,
this cross-cut Is now in 10 feet, and
shows sireaks of $40 ore. The west
stope above the fifth level shows IS
inches of 500 ore. The stope on the
third level near the No. / winze shows
only small amount of low grade ore.
We arc sinking on small bunch of
$50 ore from the east intermediate
between the second and third levels
The north cross-cut in this interme-
diate is in 90 feet We have started
raise near this cross cut that now sh ows
10 inches of $50 orc. We have driven
south cross-cut in the intermediate
between the first ard second levels
east, and have cut foot of 500 ore
that looks promising. The stope be-
low the first west is giving small
quantity of $40 ore. We are getting
considerable $50 ore from the surface
where we have 2-foot ledge.
The arch over the main furnace fire
caved in on the morning of the third
and the mill has been shut down since
that time. 1t will only take short
time 10 repair this, but we shall lose
some time owing TO the scarcity Of
masons.
W. II. SHocKLEY,
Sup't General and Manager.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-08-13

SOME of our local mining companies,
when they find 1t difficult TO raise
money for their operations, will regret
that the law for enforcing the collec-
tion of assessments is not as strict az
that of China. A short time ago o
number of persons In Kinngsi and Che
kisnp were denounced to the throne by
the Board Of Revenue for failing TO find
the capital required to work mines in
Yunnan and Kueichow and handed
over to the Board Of Civil Office to be
severely punished if in three months
they did not raise the sum Of 10000
taels. As Chinese punishmenls are
generally the emb 'diment of refined
cruelty, it will doubtless fare badly
with the unfortunate shareholders if
they do not come up to time.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-08-13

Take care! Tnere Is Danger
In allowing inactivity OF tie kidneys
to grow through neglect. The deadly
shoals of Bright's disease and diabetes
will wreck the goodly bark of health
IL il is allowed to drift rudderless upon
them. The bladder, too, if inactive,
and judicious medication does not
speedily direct the helm toward the
port of safety, will be whelmed by the
quickssnd of disease. In selecting a
diuretic, let your choice fall upon
dostetter's Stomach Bitters, which
stimulates the renal organs without
irritating and exciting them, two effects
to be apprehended from the unmedi
Gated stimuli largely rssorted to. These
have a tendency to react prejudically.
The Ritters invigoraic the kidneys and
bladder, in common with the nerves
aud the digestive organs, aud so afford
lasting aid. 1t also affords dual assist.
ance in preventing and curing inter-
mittent and rsmittent fever. Bilious.
ness, constipation and rheumatism 1t
also subjugates.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-08-13

AGENTS.
WELLS, FARGO & CO.'S hXPRESS.
LIVERPOOL LONDON AND GLOBE
INSURANCE CO.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE co.
HAWTHORNE BRICK YARD.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-08-13

Last June, alter the great flood, l re-
ceived bottle of Cham berlan's COLD,
Cholera and Dlarrhoea Remedy from
my pastor, at time when | was very
much run down with diarrhoea, and
had tried two doctors without finding
any relief, This remedy relieyed me
at once, and cured me entirely in a
short time. l got several bottles and
gave 1t around among my acquaint-
ahces who were afflicted in the same
way. think l gave it to dozen
people, and 1t relieved and cured, so
far as know, in all cases. 1t is the
best medicine for the disease | have
ever known - Mrs. E. L Henrie.
Johnstown, Pa. For sale by r. Nj.
King and Knapp & ! avs Co.
New silver anil fancy China ware
etc. lust received at o. f. Taylor's.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-08-13

CB- Your patronage is always APP
preciated, and no matter how small
your purchases, you may rest assured
il will be our constant aim to give our
customers the best goods that can be
obtained and at reasonable prices.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-08-13
d. RosENTHAL,
b. RosENTHAL.
Take Care! There is Danger

Dated Hawthorne, New. Aug. /, 1890