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New-York tribune., 1890-01-13
PRIZES LOSTBT THE WAY.
WORK FOR TIE GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE OF
THE HEBREW EDUCATIONAL FAIR

WORK FOR TIE GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE OF
THE HEBREW EDUCATIONAL FAIR.
The grievance committee OF the Executive Council
in charge # the recent Hebrew Educational Far met
Yesterday morning az so 81 Lexington To- con
,,dcr the few remaining cascs " prizes sent home on
the closing night Of the far which failed 10 reach their
owners Twenty claims were adjusted by the com
mittoe and twenty prize winner, went on Their way
reiolcine taking their property VITA them. Much
dissatisfaction ha- been expressed 10y those who dr."
the lucky numbers because they did not receive Their
rrlIe. The pO,tOfce revenues have been increased
by the postage ou the frank and fun expressions 81
onlnOn which have poured In upon The unfortunate
managers of tic fair during The lat iortn-ht. The
trouble arse in thi, Nay
on the last day Of the fair. saturday december q
one Aalf of the 5000 prizes were awarded. and
uo,io., were mailed - the winner 9" cali at tio
American Institute building ul Tie following Monday
morning aad take them away. Late on satufdN
evening after thc>c notice. hid been ..nt oH' Ur
tho nee uf ile iulld4uE Monday - fh' aWAfl
committee attempted to send the article, h'l" Dos
cAfr,..- Tie Oily tddr.-.r- ti"H lad O. sud" them
Voc. fln.e hastily ~.lh hlrf u the t'lnr" books aad
u.t.rall, enough SOME 81 these were illcrll" N't
taudirc t- d.htultv and DO" at" wiu " vhi' %
tic vnr lid - e t..~. u'lv ff'N uf ilr 1000 it'h
ase> went a-'af. ~ ir fit' some have n", returned
hv Tho express companies. and -o.I" no doubt itf'
i,cn delivered 20 prr-., not entitled % receive them.
bf- fifteen ~ tNnc ,t.-- remain 20 Dee -f''cd Eight
uf ti- prize. viN hc held Nv ihc committee until thr
proper claimant appear. and seven. vhth appear 20
be iu-f. v.'l l' replaced.
No' NOR, tAau 30 VIII 10 required. SAYS Albert
+ H'.l-ttf'"f. member - ihc committee. 20 iuahr
good all in--e- This the committee are deirrir .lesi
~ so. 81 Lexington ave. Whore an PERSONS who
have n,at-hed claim, arc ted 20 pr-ent them
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Buffalo. Jan u.-Catte-Receipts last - hours $50
head total Tor week thus far. l5,sto t1E same trs
last week. 1850; consigned through. 80 head. -i0
20 York, 800 sale; priccs unsettled sheep ani
Lambs Receipts last - hours 600 htad totll FOR wfs
thus taf - 500 ior same time last w,ek = 2,o en-;
signed through. GOO head 200 20 Nvw.NOrk, 400
on >ale. sheep nrmer Lambs easler but not quoiahy
lower Hogs-Receipts last p hour lSi head; toth
Tor week thus far 77l2O; for time W'r>
), SEQ consigned through, 1000 head $40 10 New
York : 800 on sale Market dull, lower q sell
Ng..-m, aud heavy y BASS 75 mixed 50 80 lorAers
and PIGS. Is 75GsS 80.
ket Beeve ssa - Is stoekers and tcieis 81 >
u COWS bull. and mlN~l ~ J1dS3 10, TeNas ccr.
i'd steers s3 6Ocsi nogs-Recepts - 600 head
Market slow; Sc lower. Mixed, 50 5oesS IS heavy
u 5Oa A 3. light 5Oq sS - skip s3d ~ 40
Shccp~Reecpts , 500 head. Market steady. Native,
s3os5 80: Western corfed. ~ oVa@) TEXANS, eS 90
ii 40 Lambs, ~ 9ods6 40 =. -
81 10 I Jan. II. Cat Receipts 0 head. Mlrka
steady IIorS-Steady. Fair % choice hraNy. - SO
asS 70: nackng % 5Oas3 65 Yorkers. % j0,ssS 80
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FAVORABLE TO ACTIVITY.
BUT READING SPOILED ALL.
WEEKLY TREASURY STATEMENT THAI
APPROXIMATES THE ACTUAL CON
DITION.
Sunday. Jan. 12-p. m.

Sunday Jan. l2-p. m.
Tho United States Treasurer last week re-
ceivcd from customs 81 ,634, ,366, from internal
revenue S224i.30O and from miscellaneous
sources s5s3.5j3: total from all S7,462,2l9,
against S6II2349 for the preceding week Inc
Treasurv's purchase OF bonds last week covered
S9756jO 4 per cents and $4,000 II per
cents but il is evident that nearly all the
purchases up to Friday night were of bonds heid
for security Of public deposits. Tie weeks re-
duc,ion of such bonds held as reported yesterday
amounted TO Ss42, 900 OF course yesterday 5
statement Of bonds held to secure public deposits
did not include Yesterdays bond purchase OF
S4011OO The amount Of bonds deposited dur
ing the week to secure bank circulation exceeded
The withdrawal Of such bonds by $4,000.
Yesterdays weekly Treasury statement shows
1oss IN the cash in vaults Of S927, ,js3, but II
j. moro due 10 the entering Up Of the operations
of tbc nrccedlng week than any actual loss Of
cash during last week. The deposits in National
bsnl,. ais, were marked of S2,T0,2sj, and
This was partially due To the completion OF
foundations of preceding weeks Probably YES
terdov's statement closely approXimates the con-
ditious of the Treasury last Friday night. Ihe
liability for the redemption OF surrendered Na-
,ior,l hank notes was reduced by 1856, ,Ssj. so
that the net available balance over trust iunds
was reduced S3.O7I .0l3. Subioined are the re-
sults of Yesterdays statement compared with
those Of January
Jan 4 80. Jan. II, 30. Differences.
Cod coin and bull
less c-rthclt's
and -lOo co., 49,, 49, 40, -, eos ~. a, con 90
coo fa,rrsc-.-- 80 V'-'uo' "1if' 4''D' ~ -
L. =. notes. less 49,
certifcltc- .u'it--1 .Fl.,- ~ ~ a.. a.
Nat bank nOfc, 4p''o-D hf7-''-'' 4H-' I-'''"V
silver dollars ana
tuI'u. lr-, ctr- 90, Gao
III. Ate. in-''f'f- 4'f'''f'-' +'-'
Cash Tr0a>urT-ll3 10 US @iI -oI-' --' 4'-'
| Deposit, lu IA .o, ,, 100 ,,- o-,o o.
t0Lt BANKS. 50 li'fS'O '''t'''-O' +lo' -'''N'--'
To,, balance siji 2j619s sli7 sig $50 Dec s35s7s s6s
Dsiuc. f0r funds
hold o. redeem
Nat. * notes
including The .... -.o-.... -cc CO.
peg cent fund siJ2'-'l '5 "' $40 De-' 'o' 7''
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1Hg rrycERS cLrRS yrw ortR7rRS

The enc Cl4,. which for TIC at has hat
- rooms a. 80. 10 W.T. Twenty -fogttA-si. Will OIL
W.T. Twenty ghta-t. Th. new sale c4r4n,s
Grated n bronze sai y.,v with hsh dad1 Jspn..e
mating $ sword t-.h,f ftr- az around %, rotr. aad
hc walls lr. decorated WITH ,fo-.sv ord .lh-. and
masks IT, c.ub ha. .errred the services % Monsieur
rrand Ja,ohv from l:Dn.c1u's Sale d'E-crime tc
Palai. Eoysl pafl. 4. 90 .tr,ct0r.
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Postponed Ar 7Hr yrcRg7ARr.s RrorrS7

The meeting - naval oGcfr. 40 worrey's Ioi wash
ngton which announced n the afternoon d.parh, ,,
ou Saturd.r was Indefinitely postponed. Tho meeting
vas called o cou.Ie- tie nat-l reorganization and pay
p-su-ed by Captain T. L Phythian. hlt 800 Difference
a. r,q.., oi Secretary Tracy vino wished TIA, mot
!1c hold prior r.por upon ne resolution o'
senator Chandler uquing - o. whether any orranls"
ton " Nats -Nl.ted Influence legislation by
,ongi,.- t4e meeting postponed Secretary Tray
preparing answer 70 senator Chand.sfs resolution.
and VII finish 10 800 q feu day-.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-13
.urPTCtS TpGTOE or UOSOR EVCPrTSES

United Council No io35. II the American Legion of
Honor held it, installation exercises at Tho Scottish Rtc
Hall Madison-avc and Twenty nnth-st yesterday after
noon There was attendance o over 100 The FOL
lowing officers installed Commander Edward Sledlc
ycecoru ander F. J. Drscol orator David Reed past
commander II. F. Foiman; secretary. w. r. Stewart :;
collector. George ". Finch; treasurer H. j. Snowden
Deputy supreme Commander James II. J. Scuiion. A.
sisted by T. C. Harris guide. conducted the ceremonies
New-York tribune., 1890-01-13
OIL MARKETS

OIL City, Penn, Jan H.. National Transit certificates
open/i sl Oos highest ~ oo lowest VI 04s, closed
81 oi'4 sales 28fooo bbs; charters S2.7s obls sAp
ments. 05 SAB bbls runs. 81 sS2 bbls.
Pittsburs renn. Jan: l-Petroleum setive ana n
AZ 81 o6' closed at 81 o4's highest sl oeH Lowest
Bradford jan 1i-National Transit certificates openS
81 O6t. closed at 81 0iA; highest 81 ooa lowess
sl oiA. eleaganees. $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-13
THEY SAY TUry rOrND THE MARS.

The five Involved In the di-sppearance ~ the
silver bars arraigncd before Justice OI;ey In The
Yorkve Police Court Yesterday morning They are I'd
ward Rock twenty-thrcc. No. 525 Canal-st. John
Keenan, alias Nsec." twenty three. No. Naflck-
e. Thomas alias Red" Dugan. twenty-one, No Sc7
Spi.ng., all three Of whom IN States Prison
william Glmaftn. sge TWENTY-FIVE No. Gf9 Greenwich
ST. and Charles SestOn twenty-nne liquor dealer al
No. l02 West Nlnety.iourth-st. With thun was ar
New-York tribune., 1890-01-13
ETHIOPIAN pRopvCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Jan. II. . p. m.-Bey pork and hans
Holders moderately. Bacon-Holder- oner uodsI
stely; long clear middles about IS n hEm % 29s "a
Chese-Holders Ofer moderately. rallow-Holders olef
freely. Spirits OF turlentne-Hoders Oder moderately
No.n-Ho.ctrs offer sparlngly. Lard-Sp0t-H0lders o1
moderately: tu,urs-N tderS offer sparingy Wheat and
nourHoders offer moderately Corn-Spot and futures.
Offer moderately mixed Western March. steady
1Osd. Hops. at Iondon-Pacihe Coas,-rhe supply u
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racned William Tracy, twentyeight. of No. oo9
Canal.st Rock Ducan and Keenan, said that they had
found the bars imarn Seaton pleaded not guilty
All were held in 80 600 Tor trial. and Tracy was CON-
mitted 70 the House OF Detention
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and through The plentude Of His grace it is possible
for all from the least to the greatest TO possess the
knowledge Of God in Jesus Christ.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-13
TIE MONETARY SITrATION.

The sudden and almost sensational easement of
money al the NciY beginning OF business last Mon
day unqucstouably reflected the restoration ~
money which for several weeks had been with
held from circuhtion In its restoration several
banks were used. thus avoiding the necessity Of
am extraordinarily large deposit IN any one in
stitution. The rate for renewals and new loans
has ruled steadily through the week at per cent
but on each day there has been surplus OF bal
anccs which has made the day late rates as low
rs or per cent As before shown. the banks
i'm the week ending Friday evening gained nothing
from tie Sub-IrclsurY Orerlt onS. Therefore. So
far as Ncw-lork is concerned. the whole effect Of
Government disbursements for interest was cX-
hausteG on Friday. January 3, when the rates were
manipulated up 10 A. per cent Time loans have
been in abundant supply AZ per cent upon
MIXED cOllaierals. The banks obtained little last
week from the Treasury purchase Of 81 .26s. / -
bonds the total payments on that account of the
Snb-Tre' sury having amounted only 10 S57,02
The current OF money having now turned toward
the city. il may be expected To continue uninter-
ruptedly until toward April !. The Government
bond purchases also are likely 70 be greater than
they have been during the last few weeks. because
Of the expiration Of the period At which they
may br deducted from the tax list. With the
easement of money the foreign exchanges wene
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reu.sbares soid Tor the week .....

Attention is called 10 the annual statement Of
the German-American Insurance company, Whlcn
apuears in our regular advertising columns
to-day.
The following were Saturdays quotations for unlisted
New-York tribune., 1890-01-13
rrRnpEAN rINANcIAL MApKrrs

London. Jan. IL. u 80 @. m.-Atant.c aad GreaI
western hrst mortgage trustees certificates - cana
dian Pachc 7sAs Mexican Ordinary. 37' - lagl
mon. "a. New-Iork Central llO1. P,unsN lNsal2. -
The OF discount in the open mske. t0F oo-h sho
and three months bills j. - per cent. -.
Paris adgices quote per cent rentes al = francs, "
centUts account.
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available DO
" ~ .-'o'' D'. s7e7cooi7 s73G5, o3i Dec 1901 OF
BANK CONDITIONS COMPARED.

r., tie operations Of the Ncw-York Sub-Treas-
ury in the week ending last Friday night which
included the receipt Of S2GJ. 900 for exchange on
other Sub-Trcasuries and the payment Of $57.o2I
for purchased bonds. thc Ncw-lork banks lost
$40 80. cash Yesterday weekly bank state
fuent Of averages reports gain OF SJ3J,JoO casn.
Tnuucsiionaby the banks began the week win
81 600 900 more cash ihan TIE average OF tHc
preceding week. The known interior movements
Of tie week other than bY the Treasury slNc
less than : 2.0Oo.OOo lu favor OF receipts, ana
,iesc would hardly exceed an average 81 - .0Ob.-
600 in tie statement Therefore We are brought
face 10 face with "a sum of receipts by the banks
which averages 5000, 600 IN the statement
Following our hypothesis oi the hNi tW" months
that money has been withdrawn for >pccllaflNc
purposes, tie discrepancy is easily accounted ioi
hv return probably Do ig. of such money aa
bad been withdrawn But Tins hypothesis con-
pcs MS credit the banks a. tire close of business
Friday evening with at least S!.Ooo.o0O more
cash than tie amount reported aS the average
for the week The loaus were expanded S"o',-
200. The increase In the dcpo>i iS-S5 ~, 900
changes called for. huf which fully corrccis tine
discrcpauc} OF the preceding week lh" state
mcnt results ln a Gain of Si.-jp.,oo r" tnc SUR
plus rc-c-sc. and leaves ~ at S6.015,.oo. against
Jauury j.. l-,>, and Sl>oll,,oo January 3D.
cciinc year, were as follows: l,-g-loans dr-
crease -. '.Oi-.eND. Gosh increase S',JlH,t"'.
deposit, lrcrcaS. SI.el2too. and surplus rc~ertc
incrcl~ ;. .2lt. .D-u- i~~--l0.us decrease S3.-'l.
500. cash mcrc.~. S-.fff2oo. deposits Increase
S1.H2C.6oo. and sIrp. reserve Increase Si.j'' '-
800: I--7-lopr, oco-el~. Sill.do0. csh in-
crease St-J-. 300. deposits iucrc $50 Si,nf~.sN0.
and eurplu, nscfvc increase S}.S21.i-5.
SuhIoircl .e Yesterday, statement compared
with tie corresponding dates Of l,~3 and l~-~ E.
lf. ft .-- JAN. H.. $50. Jan. = i. '.'
loans 500 Ilt t.h ,5-i 81 D'. .''
f.cli'.ri.r- 3 'iI. I'' 81 .aI'n go IT.
I 81 O. b n
CirruIlf0o tF'l"'o f-'tl'' '.'''''
T.r foI,riu- shows ,t. -.a'on n.,re.n tl. tots gee
..r,. sri ,. t.,li deposit, a. t. r.-pe.t t'e da,',
Sl..l.....-....- s.- 5000 So $4,000 f-''~- ,1
I..t..t.at~f- s- U,5 1000 90 H5D "0o -tO-i.''f
T,sl i...r.. sIo'c.o 500 sii7c-i.eo' tio'.5oi ''o
..,l,' deposit. as,-f.5 1o- 12c go 'o2 o-- go
>nr,Ia. . sl,.-9f --, sft5i'I.p sooli 7o.
p,r cent ~ d,I.-lt- -'" --.'f -. ''
The following = Saturdays statement In detail
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and the H. sold the N~N-Yore stock Exchange h'
week the of preceding two wears compare
follows , ..oo
Etcharces -G,O 1G5 ~ 80 3GG as S5f2,ltS oli
40. shar.s sold l.o31 $50 Si0.3'l l'-V'--
New-York tribune., 1890-01-13

stronger and rates gradually hardened. until az az
Sis4l-2 and "a Sc l-2 for long and short sterling
respectively In London the open marke. Iase rae
for discount Of bankers bills declined 10 -. "a
43-4 uer cent agaiust the bank rate of per cent
New-York tribune., 1890-01-13
GOD READY WITH TIE REMEDY.


We haze seen that knowledge ~ GOD is cs,cnt al
10 mans highest we'll being and that human wisdom
utterly failed to give that necessary knowledge 20
mankind. Notice finally that this failure Of human
wisdom was the occasion of Divine in'crp),ition.
God dealt with man I'm view Of that which be knew
was certain 10 take place. lie did not walt until
the failure OF human wisdom had become a. apparent
as II i 10 US. But in tie beginning Of our history
lie began TO lnterpose lie ana not walt uht,l j4e
ship should strike upon the rock, 70 get ready Dis
nieboat. The Lamb " slain from the foundation
of the world
Like skili1l physician. God rcafN with Ills
gressiOn was committed in view H t.9' which Wa
10 be- God able 10 forgive SIN The DIVINE ln-
terpOStOn in view of mans necessity. Ana TINS
intcrpcSit0n has always been with ne one purpose
mandment that God has laid upon u. cvey revelation
tha; He has made, every promise That lie las gwen
has been with this one supreme end IN view
This Is the key which unlocked The mystery OF
called Abraham when lie delivered the cludfcn of
Israel from the land Of bondage when lie divided the
Jordan that they might pas thioash. when He IN
stuted the Jewish rites and ceremonial. u was 10
And Of all His subsequent activities. The temple
was built: the nation was strengthened. prophet,
were given them. miracles were wrought IN then
behalf They punished fOT wickedness and
into captivity and after seventy years they were
suffered TO return.
God dealt with them with loving Kindness and
tender mercy and lie did j. all in order that He
might bring about the salvation Of mankind. And
then AZ last when everything wa, ready, the son of
God became incarnate. and Jesus Christ was born
among us fun OF grace and truth" II The
elimination OF Divine interposton. u was God s
r,eateSt act OF interference IN mans behalf. That
which human wisdom could not give God has given,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-07-19
Board Of isartlons.

At Wednesdays session OF tho State
Board Of Pardons the following action
WAS taken upon the applications oon-
sidered:
John Souily, sent from White Pine
county in June, 1880, for selling whis-
key to Indians and sentenced to two
years, was pardoned.
Application OF Il. +. Keith denied.
Application OF William Thomas do
nied.
Jose Estrada, sent from Esmoraltla
county in April, 1876, Tor robbery and
sentenced u % years imprisonment,
was pnrdoned.
james Harrington, who killed John
Sullivan in Virginia in 1870, and WAS
sentenced for 20 years, was par'lonetl.
His COOL conduct credits had loft him
but short term 10 serve, and phyBi-
Uians testified that his health In such
that he could not survive IL Oon tinted
In confinement.
In view OF the facility with which
murdorers are perdonsd, IL Ia not
much wonder that ~ many porsons
adhero To tho theory that hanging In
tho proper punishment for tho crime
or murder.
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AMUSING ANECDOTES.

COUNTRY politician, having made q
speech, wound up by saying; '1aeatle.
mon, thcm'B my sentiments; and, lct me-
assure you. they arc tho sentiments Of
MI honest man. hut, gentlemen, Il they
don't suit you they kin be altered"
A WEHTEnN lawyer addressed the
court: ~ am about to illustrate my
case by diagrams, and hope tn make Il
80 plain that II will be comprehe ndea
by tho jury. and perhaps | may even
bring IL within tho comprehension Of
tho court"
TtE summit Of the Dublin poat.oftiee
In adorned by three atatues. Upon an
1rish cOAohmsn informing a traveller
that they were truly the Holy Apostles,
tho latter inquiredi Where arc tho
other ninn2" "Shurei" aatd tho Irish.
man, they arc inside the building,
sorting tho lctterH."
IN tho middle 81 ono OF Rev. Row
land llill's sermons no was disturbed Nv
= eommotion in tho gallery. Ito OK.
claimed! whats tho matter there,
tho doVil seems TO have got among youp'
a oountrSman rcplied "tt arn't tho
devil an In doing IL, tia lady wot's
tainted" Hi rojoincdt ~ beg the
Iady'H pardon, and tho devii'a too"
On. RApcttrFE, while dining ut eons
ViVinl party, refused TO leave It, 30 attend
0 slck woman, iIcr husband there.
upon picked him up bodily, and forcing
him Into carriage, drove OF with him,
Til" doctor at frat was enraRed, but
finally took II an n joke, and saidi Nov,
you impndcnt dog, III he revenged on
you, for I'll cure your vito"
A rouNa man ot Nantucket, becoming
engaged recontly, WAS desirous of pro.
HcntinR hia intended with n ring, nppro.
prtatc,y inHbribcd, hut being A. q ioss
what to have engraved upon t., no asked
his father for advice, "Wcll," said no,
"put Whom this you 400, remember
mo-" Tho young lady was much aur.
prlH"d few days afterwards 20 receive
beautiful ring with this inscription
"Whoa .hia yun $50, sememGar :s.asr."
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WONDERS or THE Aox.


Two DHn6ury Conn engineers have
Invented an apparatus by which all the
cars Of n train can be heated by hot cir
direct from the LOCOMOTIVES.
A GERMAN has invented an apparatus
for forcing sideWiee the swell In front Of
fast-Going ships by means OF steam icts
from noEsle under the water At the
bow.
A FRENCH photographer has discovered
n method OF obtaining tho exact repro
ductton Of . photograph by which
genuine portrait under the form of =
marble bust Ia the result.
THE scintillomcter, the invention %
. belgian scientist, which In used FOR
mcasarlng the scintilIaaon OF the s,Are,
IL now utilized by metrcrclcrtsts a. An
aid To the prediction Of the weather.
A REGENT invention consists OF .
fender for street railway cars run by
electricity. It prcscnts n platform %.
rncious enough to receive victim ~
unfortunate az to DO caught upon tho
track before car. At slope before Il
ia heavy four.ply rubber betting, PHI.
able enough to pass over paving etcaes
and similar objects, but sufficiently
rigid I'd prevent an arm or leg from
being drawn under tho fender,
AN apparatus has been invented which
Ia intended for tho proven ton VI opllis.
ion In time Of fogs. A large funnel Ia
mounted on tho foro part Of the vessel,
and turns round ut tho rate OF I've turns
minute. Tho waves Of sound caused
by tho movement Of another vessel are
received by membrane and transmit.
ter by means OF y miorophone to re.
ceiver, which Indicates by means Of
electro magnets from which point Of the
compass tho noiso comes. Theae are In.
dicated by white disks marking the di.
rection. and an electric bcll also sounds,
Several receivers are intended 81 be
worked from tho Same TRANSMITTED, fos
the captain and also for tho engine
man, who could stop ut once. or slow
down IL the vessel was coming in the
opposite direction.
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THE PRICE OF SILVER.

Silver wan quoted in New York
yesterday Mt lO9, which is slight
falling off from Wednesdays quota
ton. There were nearly 7,OO0,0O0
ounces held in New York, and the
turning loose OF large portion OF it
upon the market was tho evident
cause Of the slight deprcssion. -lReno
Journal.
And thus it will ever be 30 long as
silver in treated IA commodity, sub.
jcct to the fluctuations Of the market
incident to supply and demand,
Nothing except the free and unlimit.
cd coinage OF silver will rectify the
crime committed in 1879, and the
present law which authorizes the
purchase of 4,5y0,1JJ ounces OF silver
at the market price, provided that
amount is offered, and provided fur
ther that the price docs not exceed sl
for 3Il.25 grains OF pure silver, ia n
measure to maintain tho gold stand
ard OF values, else che money lords,
with John Sherman at their head,
would never have submitted to it's
passage, much less advocated IL.
Under existing laws there is but one
standard OF values 10 tho United
States, and that IL the gold dollar of
25.S grains, nino-tenths fine, by which
the value Of all commodities Ia regu-
lated.
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An 1mnnrtanL Chan.

Judge Rising haa invited Judge
Bigelow 10 sit with him In Carson
noxt Monday, whom tho case Of thu
Comat"ok milling companies against
the farmora along tho Carson river
will come up for herring. Recently
Judge Fitzgerald declared tho State
water Inv unconstitutional, and the
circumstances IN tho Ormsl,y count,
CASE are identical with those oi th,
caso decided by Judge Fitzgerald
Grcat interest IL takon In this chse 1,
the parties concerned, and tho de-
oisiOn Ut Judges lsisinR and lIigelo,
will ho eagerly looked for Ron,
HazStte.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-07-19

NJ. Reinhart has
just received his
Spring and Summer
samples for custom
made clothing. IL
you want your
clothes made to Or
der, give him a call
and see as fine q
line of samples as
has ever been ex
hibited In Elko.
You can get a suit
Of clothes made to
order from SCI 90
up. Fit Guaran-
teed. ... FIX .ms
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-07-19
nusis Can 10 ,rn.d by a Miro.

The robin Ia MOI generally expected
6 hc much ~ An imitntOr, but Fort
Erie. NY, hss robin that would nut 70
shame tho most accomplished knocking.
bird. On quiet mornings tho mellow
notca OF the bugle Gala from Fort
Porter noAt across tho river, and tho
aforesaid robin, IN his lcisurc moments,
when freed from his family cares, has
amuecd himself by acquiring tho re.
veillc to perfection, Hut no would
better have stuck 10 legitimate business,
for he now adorns Vago and IL expected
to sound the revoIllo from sunrise iii
sunset,