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New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
ATHLETES HAVE A SMOKING CONCERT

Club held at the club-hogse, at Fntyfth-st and
Sixth.ave last night The building crowded. The
entertainment proper held in the gymnasium and
sisted Of vocal and instrumental music and recitatlons
and an abundant pton Of tobacco. waldo Sprague
had charge Of the entertainment.
The water polo game between the Boston and New
York A. c. teams, and the championship. The
NewYorkers too strong for their opponents and won
easily by the Of Schlcsngcr scored four Of
the five goals.
The nominations for Office for the coming election Of
the NewYork Athletic Club announced last night
and are as follows: A. q. Mills president b. S. Weeks
,ice.posident; T. d. Sturges, secretary ii. w. Jenkins
treasurer and Charles H. Corer captain. The governors
for two years are j. II. Booth. w. B. Curtis. F.
Drupc j. H. IIaslin. 4. NJ. Johnson H. Van Sindcren
c. Y wemple and w. \. zell; for year: II. H.
Turner and j. T. Wilson.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
F4VORING THE SHIPPING BILLS

Augusta Ne, Feb. 21 SpecaD.-The Maine Sen
ate to day adopted resolution. which was presented
by Democrat, which cited the languishing Oondi-
lion Of the merchant marine considered It's rcstoTa
ton 10 lis former footing matter Of vital i'm
portance and hailed with satisfaction the efforts made
In Congress to pass measures known the Tonnage
and Postal Subsidy bills, and recognizing the valua-
BILE services senator william X. Frye had rendered
IN his advocacy of these measures.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
HIGHWAY ROBBERY IN MADISON-AVE.
YOUNG WOMAN THROTTLED on HER OWN
DOORSTEP AND HER PURSE TAKEN

YOUNG WOMAN THKOIILED On HER OWN
DOORSTEP AND HER PURSE TAKEN.
As Miss Annie Crane, OF No. 121 Madison ave, was
ascending the stops to her home at O'Clock yester
day afternoon, Edward r. Finnigan, notorious thief
and cxconvict of No 3O6 East Forty fourth-st ran
up behind her. and sezng her by the throat grabbed
her pocketbook from her outside coat pocket and mad
or with II.
Miss Crane not much hurt, and, grasping the
situation ran after the thief yelling Murder!' Rob
Eers - and Thieves" :" the top of her voice. Her
cries attracted the attention OF Police Officer Connolly
of the East Thirty ffth-st station, who pursued the
robber as far Trdave. and Thirty eighth where
he became exhausted and had to stop. Here Police
Oficer Brogan took up the chase and succeeded in
capturing Fnnigan. He locked him up in the East
Thirty fith-st station. There he was identified by
Miss Crane.
Finngan is an oldtme crook and has been ar
rested for various offences less than twelve times
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
THE CHICAGO. CINCINNATI AND CHARLEsToN

II
Bristol Tenn, Feb. 21.-Judgc Morrison, OF scott
County, Va. has appointed A. Il. Harris, of Ncw-fork.
receiver OF the Chicago, Cincinnati and Charleston
Railroad. 4 suit brought b. Newman Erb and
others to recover an Indebtedness OF $2OO0o0 Chan
cillor smith ha, appointed receiver for the Ten
nc,ce portion Of the road Judge Bond. for the south
tarona portion and proceedings have been Instituted
"A Kentucky.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
THE WESTERN TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION.

Chicago Feb. 2l.-The commissioners Of the West
cn Tranlc Association have adjourned, but without
making any report Of the work accomplished. set
Il rules and regulations for tho government OF bust
nc-, under the provisions OF the Presidents Agree
mcnt was prepared and adopted, and will be put into
effect al once, without waiting for the approval or
the advisory board.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
TO CONFER oy LAKE AND RAIL RATES.

Chicago Feb. II (spcc!aD Chairman j. W. Midgcly'
Of the Western Freight Association. left hero this even
ing for NcwYOrk. 10 attend the meeting OF the Ioln'
committee Of the Trunk Lines and Central Trlic as
-ocIatl0n, in regard TO lake and rail rates from sea
hoard points 20 st. Paul and Minneapolis during the
season Of lake navigation His object Is, hrst, 10
confer with Chairmen Goddard and Blanchard, and to
agree with them on "A date for meeting or all tho
lines in interest when decisOn may be rcacheu as to
rates and other matters relating to traihc
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
THREATENED STRIKE OF CLEARFIRLD MINERS

huntington Penn. Feb. 21.-It is reported on trust
worthy authority that the miners in the Houtzdalc
district Of the Clesrflcd region making elaborate
preparations for a prolonged strike which II Is he
neved Will be begun March ,, when the probation
asked by the operators VIII expire operators here
regard the threatened disturbance with dark fore
bodngs as ID is reported that the Clea.jcd miners
are airning themselves in anticipation Oi violence.
The general feeling prevails that only concession by
he operators be miners, demands will avert serious
trOuble.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22

mar quarters The river is open from West POM
Iiybthmse south. Newburg Bay is open and there
"a no ice of any consequence from Newburs 10 new
Uambure The Newburg boats will begin running on
Monday and the Daniel MI Her Will leave New noIh
neyt Wednesday night, and come 10 fouehheeP''o'
thus opening navigation to this point
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
r. Ell. MACY g. co.

business. and associated with himself G. p Putnam the
wellknown publisher under the style OF Wiley & Put
nam. Later Mr.. Putnam withdrew and Mr. Wiley
continued the business in his name. About forty
his Charles Wiley. entered the business.
and later the second son. william H. Wiley. The syls
OF the firm changed to John Wiley & Sons
which IL has since remained. The house and
predecessors back through three generations Of pub
a
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
4 STEAMER SUNK nv COLLISION

RUN DOWN IN TIE ENGLISH CHANNEI-sEvEN
OF HER CREW DROWNED.
London. Feb. 2l.-one OF the Great Eastern Rail-
way Company's Channel mail steamers came into
collision this morning with the steamship Queen Of
the North sea. The latter sank soon after the
collision Seven Of the crew OF the Queen OF Tive
North sea were drowned.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
vopTI,FRN PACIFIC RETRENCHEs.

Chicago Feb. 81 (spccaD.-Thc Northern Pncihc is
following the lead Of the other Western lines In lop
ming on unnecessary expenses. Word comes from ST.
Paul to-day that arrangements being made TO con-
,oidato AL the city passenger and freight Offices In
st. Paul, Minneapolis and other points where two OF
lice, have been maintained.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
NEw.JERsEY CAVALRY VETERANS TO MEET.

Trenton. Feb. 21.-The survivors OF the cd New
Jersey Cavalry will hold reunion at BayaTd Post
room In Trenton, next Monday There are la names
on the roll and it is expected that about $50 Will be
present among them Major General GriersOiI the
division commander General Joseph Karee, colonel
of the regiment; Colonel Kitchen and Colonel York.
dinner will be served at the United states Hotel As
this Is first time the coSlrades have met In twenty
six years, an interesting time is anticipated
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
OPPOSING THE REoRGANIZATIoN.

Another step has been taken by the stockholders OF
the Houston and Texas Central Railroad who are OPP
noscd to the reorganization of the company as con
Quoted by the Central Trust Company and the bond
holders committee. notice has been served upon
the old directors Of the company, demanding that they
a. officers of the corporation and trustees of the stock
holders, institute proceedings against Frederick r.
Olcott the Central Trust Company the Farmers Loan
and Ttu.t Company. the Metropolitan Trust Company,
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
TIE RAILROAD COMMISSION TO INVESTIGATE.

Albany Feb. 81 SpecaD.-In order 10 fix the blame
for the fatal accident in the Far ave. tunnel yeser-
dav the state Railroad Commissioners viii begin an
lnqury next Wednesday in Ncwior city. In view
of the fact that the New York, Newiavcn and Hart
ford Railroad Company has refused absolutely to com
ply with the law prohibiting the use IN cars OF stoves
for heating purposes interesting developments are
a,.,ooted An action 10 compel compl by tho
ronnany IS now in the cOurt, on It's wal TO te Court
of Appeals. Thus far the company mas been defeated
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
RAILWAY LEGISLATION IN THE WEST.

Lincoln. Neb.. Fob. 21.-The House has passed biils
70 make two cents per mile the maximum passenger
rate 10 he charged by railways; to require railway
companies 10 give stations the same name as the
counties through which they pass; to require aI
co-porations and stock companies to give notice OF
,,or condition and Indebtedness annually; TO make
railway companies and corporations liable for per
sOnaL injuries to employees.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22

STEAMSHIPS DELAYED AT BOSTON BY FoG.
Boston, Feb 81 (Special).-A dense fog prevaileo IN
Roston harbor to-day, extending out beyond cape
Cod II was hardly safe for steamers or sailing vessels
70 RIM Among the steamers delayed were the Gu
narer Cephalona, for Liverpool which anchored Of
Long Wharf: the Martello, for New-lork, ana Hull,
England and the Sarmatian. for Glasgow
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
IDVFRSE To PECOTNT OF NEW YORK

Washington, Feb. 21.-The subcommittee of the
House Census Committee, TO which was referred the
demand of New-York City authorities for a
census enumeration, ready this morning to report
10 the full committee, but there quorum, ard
the report went over till next week. 1t is under
stood to be adverse 10 u recount
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In The diagram a continuous line shows the baroness
nuctuatons yesterday observed at the United
Signal Service station at this city The dashes
hs temperature noted Pcrrys Pharmacy. Sun bui"s
Tribune Onice, Feb. o. l a. m.The Movement IN '''
barometer yesterday downward. Cloudy "ea'"o'.
,,I,h NIGHT rain Prevailed. The temperature rsngeo
betveep 33 and 40 degrees the average (39r) Dens S$
higher than the co sponding day last year MI"
higher than Friday ua,theY.
Rainy weather. followed by Gear and colder "o''~''
may be expected In and near this CITY today
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22

n late hour Frederick II. Belts made the closing
argument for the plaintiffs and showed the special
features OF the Rogers machine which infrnged on we M
decision,
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
THE NERGESrBALER ROGERS CASE.

Ohe argument the motion for preliminary In
junction on behalf OF the Mergenthaler Printing Com
pany to restrain the of the Rogers machine was
continued yesterday before Judge Lacombc In the
un1oA etssA Circuit Court Tho lawssrs TALKED until
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22

TO MAKE ELECTRICITY ITS MOTIVE POWER.
Albany Feb 21.-The State Railroad Commission
has granted the application OF the Jamaica ana BrooK'
Iyn Railroad Company for change OF lis motive power
from horses 70 electricity.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22

"Y. & -" siek Licoricc.
Aeknewledged 70 be The most popular brand.
Al DrugglstA
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22
The MANY

Remarkable cures Of Catarrh effected by the
use OF Ayers Sarsaparllla are conclusive
proofs that this loathsOme and dangerous
disease is one Of the blood, needing snly
this searching and powerful Alternative 10
thoroughly eradicate II.
81 have suffered for years from catarrh,
which was so severe that 1t destroyed my
appetite and weakened my system None OF
the remedies | took afforded me any rehei
until used Ayers Sarsaparilla. began TO
take this medicine last spring and am now
entirely free from that disgusting disease.
MY appetite has returned, and ! am once
more strong and healthy" Susan l.. w.
Cook, 900 Albany street, Boston Highlands,
Boston, Mass.
"My son-now fifteen years OF age was
troubled for long time with catarrh, IN us
worst form, through the effects OF which MS
blood became poisoned. About year ago
he began using Ayers Sarsaparilla, mas
taken seven bottles Of it, and is now entirety
well."-D p. Kerr, Big Spring, Ohio
81 was cured OF long-standing catarrh
by the use OF Ayers Sarsaparilla. James
J. Dougher, Company g., 18th Infantry, Fort
Wingate, y. NJ.
Ayers SarsapariIIa
PREPARED By
Or. j. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by Druggists. 81, six S. Worth s. bottle.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-22

OPENING NAVIGATION on THE HUDSON
Ponchkeopslc Feb. o1 tspecal.-A heavy rainstorm
has prevailed along TIE Hudson today All the lee
yoch,s have boen hauled GShorH and put into sum
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-05
If.

Yesterday morning as John G.
Lewis OF the Third Street Market
oroville, Cal, was skinning a call
hanging on rack in front of his
shop' one of the stirrup hooks
became loose and swung down in
hlcting a very ugly cut Just above
MS eye, tearing away a large por-
ton OF his eyebrow. Had the
snarp instrument struck one.half
an inch lower it would have de-
stfoyed the eye entirely.-Er-
change.
Ii Mr.. Lewis had been half an
lnch taller, the same result would
probably have ensued.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-05
Looking For the Barrel.

Yesterday man who voted an
Australian ballot for the first time
went to the Second Ward polls
and after carefully making out his
ticket saw three empty barrels
near by and dropped it into the
one, amid howl from the
oystanders- He works in the V.
& T. shops.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-05
The Catholic Mission.

Rev. Father Tubman, % Vir
gln1a City, addressed a large con
gregation at st. Teresa's Church
Sunday, on "The Church and TIL,
Age" He was listened to through,
out with rapt attention.
He said this is an age of fair.
open, candid unbelief which
though dignified and disguised bv
other titles is a religious skepti-
clsm which explains nothing and
cannot be brought into harmony
with any kind of a fixed faith
The world especially, the half-edu-
Gated portion has decided there is
no ORG fixed and certain truth
what therefore must be its atti-
tude toward any institution which
puts itself forward as the organ
IL truth? One of hostility GER
lis there such an institution?
here is-ths Church. The Church |
nd the 10th century, therefore,
re enemies. For let the world
ut on what garb OF impartia lity
will, it knows it cannot be one
18th religion. It's principles and
ms are entirely opposite, and vet
aver before in the history of the
orld did it have more need of the
straining influence of the Church
stem the flood of human pass
rs.
Rev. Father Tubman will preach
cry evening az 7:3O P. NJ. during
e week.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-05
COAST NEWS.

Captain Dayly has been arrest.
4 eu Ior the murder of F. Bauer.
schmidt at Dogtown last Monday
Cattle thieves are at work
around Jamul, in Southern Cali
Iornla. The other night they KIN
so eight steers stripped off their
hides, and left the carcasses Ivinn,
Ia the ravine near the cement
works. - - :
Acting Secretary Willard of Los
angeles Chamber of Commerce
reports that 100000 persons visit
eo the orange exhibition in Cbica-
go, The gross receipts were So
oou' out expenses had been large
Inc estate left by the ex-Goyer-
nor is valued at SSOO.OOO and the |
helrs named are: Mrs T q
Waterman, his wife; Mary P Race |
OF New York; Helen J. Waterman
dnu annie q. Waterman. his child
rem. The witnesses to the sipna.
tu"e are Helen J. Waterman FL
ner Z. Rowell and c. w. G. Row
Ill. " nov"
a man named Smith. at Gilman
Y ASH, acted in a queer manner {
no the miners, believing he was
ired 10 create public prejudice =
sainst them, so that guards
ould be sent to the mines. seized a
lie man, tied a rope around his a
Eek and swung him twice to the o
no u the tree. Smith finally II
messed that a man named
rundage had sent him from "
'attie to set fire to a BUILDING al
'heo by Brundage. He was then ne
down. taken to Seattle and lock- W,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-05
THE AUSTRALIAN SYSTEM.
Every Body in Carson Satisfied
With II.

I esterday saw the first election
IN this State held under the Aus.
tralian ballot system.
In spite of all the complications
people had in their minds over
the matter, the thing seems very
simple when you come to try it,
and there was no trouble.
1t is decided by everybody that
there is no chance for intimidation
vote purchasing or fraud The cleo
ton passed off very quietly. The
following is the result:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-05
Records Broken.

Inc slx-year-and-a-half furIono
race between Rinfax and Geral-
dIne, which was run at San Fran
cisco Thursday, was won by Rim
lax. Time, 1:204. which beats the
records by one and a quater
seconds.
Hotspur also broke the records
IN the mile and three-quarters
handicap, winning it in 5000 The
records for that distance has
stood ten years at SOL.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-05
THIS. IS THE PRESIDENT.
How the Crowd was made to Cheer
in Proper Style.

A gentleman Of this city who
occupied a position little to the
right and rear of the Presidential
party in the Mechanics Pavilion
In San Francisco on Saturday
evening, relates the following in
cldent as having occurred. The
people had been filing by in null
'ltudes for an hour or more, their
faces uplifted to the President
some with hats and hands aloft
ana countenances .beaming with
smiles, while there was an occa
slonal cheer. Finally there was q
mlddle-aged gentleman just in
front Of the witness, who had been
seated Oh the back of bench.
arose and roaIed out. WHY in /
III don't you fellows cheer with |
some style about you. This is the
President OF the United States
NO" three cheers with hip. hip
nufrah! 1t is neeIess to say
that the rafters rung with response
Postmaster-G General Wanamaker
ooked serious, the President
quietly bit his lip-a general muir
ner OF merriment ran through the
immediate attendants of the Pres
lent, and Governor Markham
ooked at the middle-aged man :
18th a smile of approval, as much
to say, "You are a brick" 4
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-05
DIED.

ELLEN-ln Truckee, Cal, Nav /
Ellie Ellen, a native Of GERMANY
aged IS years
bAWDEN-In Virginia, New, April
oo, Eliza Jane Bawden, aged S
years, months and 2 DAYS.
bAwpEN-In Virginia, New, Nav
., Richard Henry Bawden, aged
ID years, 4 months and 20 DAYS
hENDRA-In Virginia, New, April
~ Laura Maud, daughter of
CHARLES and Jane Hendra, aged
Ia months and % DAYS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-05
Cemetery Water,

At the annual meeting Of tn,
Board Of Directors of the Gene
terry Water Works, April Is, 1891
It was Resolred, that all persons
wishing water for irrigation, the
present season will be required to
pay for the same on or before Nav
Z, 1891, for the season Of five
months from Nay /, to October /
Ihe superintendent will not water
any lot except in compliance with
-Ai10 resolution. ap23tG
NJ. A. MURPHY. Pres.
A. NJ. McCABE. Secv
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-05
s745.OO IN GOLD FOR A WIFE.

We will give the first person tell.
ing us where in the Old Testamen+
the word "WIFE" is first found
$4,000 in gold To the next $50 90
10 the third SIS 90. To the fourth
$1,000. To the fifth $500 To the
sixth $1,000; to the next twenty
I'VE $500 each. To the next TWEEN
nve $500 each. To the person
sending in the last correct answer
we viii give $10O.O0in gold. To the
next to the last $50 90; and so on
same as from the first. With YOUR
answer send 25cts, in silver, or 27c.
IA stamps, Tor box of DR.. Coles
Diood and Liver Pills, the best
BLOOD, Liver and Stomach Pill
ever made. Sure cure for sick
headache. Don't Gripe. REMENT-
BEh the presents are ABSOLU-
IEL1 FREE, being given away
20 advertise DR.. Coles Perfect Pills |
ana Family Remedies. We refer
you TO the Traders Bank Of Orillia.
send at once and be first. Address
HOME SPECIFIC Co, ORIL1IA Ont.
CANADA. mvo X
Ii VI
Chatelain g. Golden the LEADING
Jewelers. Of Nevada have now on
exhibition the largest line of
watches, diamonds and precious
stones, jewelry, clocks, solid sill
Yer and plated ware eyeglasses
optical goods etc. ever seen in the /
state. Before buying a clock call t
and examine our beautiful line of t
Bronze Marble and Onyx Mantel a
clocks, at prices that defy com il
petition. Watches and jewelrv
carefully repaired, all work war p
'anted. ooo4e b
A. Livingston now practically p
ohtfoIis the wholesale liuuor N
rade OF the city. He is contin.
ally adding to his stock and sells
my standard brands. He Is also |
some excellent Cali
olhia wines to the people of Car To-
=; Dn' as well as foreign and domes- be
:, re-. cigars Of the finest qualitv so
IA and inspect his stock oil
d 13t ID
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-05
Livery SaIh

As desire to go out Of the bust.
ness l will sell at auction, Nav
10th, it to the highest bidder for
cash my entire livery outfit
consisting Of 20 head of horses. Is
sets OF double and single harness,
buffalo and other robes, whips, 8
buggies, single and double
2 phaetons, express wagons Q
rockaways, 4 buckboards and two
carts, all in good order.
aZ9 d. Circa
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-05

war has broken cut in San
francisco between Chas. Whitmore
PRESIDENT OF the Viticultural So
clety and Gen. Barnes. Whitmore
insists that Barnes ignored the
WINE interests of California BY not
putting California wines on the
meRue. Blood is expected to flow
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-05-05
IT =; 8. COURT ROUSE All

%, 1891. NeNaoa, April
10 scared proposals will be re ceived until
- CLOCK noon. Tuesday, NAV 10 isoi
roF furnishing fuel, lights, water Ice
S1tSIIaheous supplies, washing towels
ul,ng ashes and sprinkling streets ~.
i in puIldlng during the fiscal wear end
ns . une 50, 1892, or such portion thereof
'eem advisable. may
.no-.a 7. J. EDWARDS
Custodian