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= CRAFTY
The E~uR-S He Asfe4 fer ~,
(A-sS,ni

hc Area Ter IzTS=fEGS IKE
CAcsS5u1
lis -et-1d OF the iaraaio- O. tie
E-oe q chess thai, o. h>;-- 2--tSi
by re G-E uESG - Gzs. Iae-a, H.
game th1i he ShOald Aave zzy reward
he might Ask to-. X aaeElv rvpl;ai
Tat he wocli Be coa:eoT !! ;as king
void gre HIN = E=-r-I Of vhea: o.
TIE rs: slu2-e- two or The sNsgoi. to-r
@ iSs tLi-l- eight O. ;h= taz-h. and
50 G. 6O-h!-.S up - :A= Ez:y-foUr.h
s21A-s- Inc king EaEy -sseaed 20
MS seemingly modest and
o-Sa-d his attendants - bring in The
wae@i walsh they hsza 20 do: but. 70
the aS.ooEsaae1i Of sh= norArh. II
Vas tO1Rt that: sA=reSwas uO; waea,
enough il che whole dominion 70 ur
CT Z crafty invenio-. 4 anathctna-
IL%aa who claims - hare besa G-u-iu-
o. his c1Sasboad ear,sity sz.s tina.
70 fulfill the kings F-o-aie i: yo1ld
take @,rS5, 097, iSi.tS basAls O: wbea.
Allowing G1a,o?9 Ee-oeIs ~ each
ncsheL- This P7udiE0zs ~ would
coTsE the states of New Yo-s;. Penn
sylvania, New Je-SeT and Delaware
AL over with wheat "a the Lsr.h az
mile AID . quarter. Ia q few words
here Is the exact number OF whoa,
kernels the chess inventor asked for
9,S2',25s-'& a,?;i,T5,is: Figure 4: IN
L prove or diSP.ore i:
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Miner. Good Forsne.

On wedaesi.y of hist reskapNce1
Sr+i weighing almost sersnteen
pounds Was found in ihe Ruby drft
uira The piecesAs found by Thon-
As Morris Nhis~ b-.eaksinE- His stten-
6on rss&t,rsotei by his shovel as be
thought getting earSh, in the bed
rcek Upon investigation he disoor-
cred the nugget The chunk was
lying near the bedrock. as IS the csse
With most Of the gold in primary
piiocene channels. The hoder was
n~atorary -onenhat excited ~ the dis
cove? OF tie largest Pieos OF sod
ever found in that section The
value OF the rsee Is q little over
tbiriy-s-ren hundred dollars Sever
al large pieces have teen found IN
this Of ie before. but bone as large as
thik-IDown:eviile (Cal) Messenger.
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bare Chance for Investment
A FINE RANCH WE'LL STOCKED
At A Co., GAIN

hhve for sal" the following described
property situated ia Independence VALLEY
Elko Cuuu Nevada. to-xIi'
400 acres Of land. 80 acres Of which f.
meadow. Cuts go tons u ryd top, ti:noihy
and alfalfa. All under good fence. Plenty
OF wafer aud II clear lille u ssIBe.
60 cows and ~LeiIeis. graded nurhnus.
IL calves and several ysArlings.
IL Thoroughbred shori Horn Durham cows
with pedigree.
1 Thoroughbred Kentucky Short Horn hui
with pedigree
i broodnarcs: 5oithem weigh !, 4oI Tonnds
q OF them LOO to l.lVo POUNDS. "
] stallion sired BY n D~lnckhAwk, dam q
~I:nttlcr rRrc, wei ht,l $50 pounds.
l3-ychro old stallion.
t2-ye"r."ld nilies aud 1 S~.ysarniiy.
2latgc work horses.
3ycarling colts.
? moving machines.
hay rRie.
2ploYS. ..a..
harrow. E
lightning hay pre-. (ncwL
! tifeshing machine.
l sirglc driving can.,ud hsrnr.s
speed wagon. '.4' ~+.
2schuitler wagons: iand 4.hbtsc' unson
lfonr'horse set of concord team harness.
liwo-horSc buggy aud hatuess.
Forks, hay. knife. shoy. / ptow. and o,hc
farming implements thtownih. "a
This i'thc hes, opportunity for .herpmo,,
IN the state. Fine ,rsngS. Nc. All Of
which will lie sold on tcrm, yhirh rende
I'M. 4 rare chance for Profitable Investment
IA - - % . ~ Vi
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VARIETIES oAcSHpSES
hess SArS4nS NJ = HIsA Az n .As CT
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bcss HScGnS Al ElSA Al n 1As SeTy
Ioe-e Isl pleasing 1Etsv, S.Es tAS
EaSa2 RN Ih1E1 TAs oschoSs - .ze
S~cos-GSSka- fraternity ~aSSA ! - 70:
pretend - tA.aHG loSsSG !; has s.
usr SSSe5 - oe 7SS Satisfactory
- t-Se SaSs . -SG ;Ax- - &<k -
?ca=r-Gss LSs;- esx---. FIX IT'S Ss-
Sao ! a=vc- AK -. P-aI@SSC vAo
SoS@s tae ha9a- :oS1o5 ny w~aa.l
Appearance p giving wiz; Se rA2z-
.~s 20 - hrs S1+os- - Nv Scc-S
- SaJH a$ rs GalHax rs Ioa- - he
lis uNo-S neil ! III a5:zeS-. -
TIE --ieC=1Iv CaA- EAlS& * G-aSS&<
ms AZ B-s ! T=S Sa-sly Ss=C.~S EAe
OeS=- G-S - Ss7a-1 &-a2 ~ c-le =
ISS -Ssoe@- @ %S-rgSa R-c&e
Picard lie talJv!@ LII - boz: k-ex-
aC Ccel.So1s Lo5 tie rS>Ss ;o- liz
o?S=a AoN i've eats cl sims
.- ccl-s- SLhia- shines S-eSz ce--S
Not SlsS@ - 4q?ez- iEc--1. O!
ScA G.-tSS % i=pI7A1cS :. -ASa-
70 Ac pC-S2 q tA@ E16sS-Sa5S, -
feeling also tAlt i : 1l=s- vc- -
2=-ve sa-siS&-- - tie iza-azEoa
C-o@i IN u-oS5-- the zys-s-.
Sa5-c2s O. oISs-. toSSps-. rEo1<
% LsceCza IL Z2!--e Of tASSs Gi5s--
en- sins ~ rsi-ua2=ay The y-o-
zeS who SGvS-SSs Sza tSoc-2 I
hare = feeling H.; il .C1tl tS Wa. IA4
Ss-SzSs caH "-iPakA i-x-v % pzr
stte=R c=2fs &ora ~Sshiaa saiae- az
less y hzs PoC?--Ss byeo5 taose
wAa-a !. KY i-oSlS arc Associated
VIZ y
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Gem HoteI--I. osrreicher, Pro.
Itprietor.

Gem HoteI--I. o~srreicher, Pro-
Itprietor.
Zoos Smith. wife and SOL, v Y; Mrs
Gill, TW Crofts, TuscsrUrs; W III
Kennedy, Willie Kennedy, Mound:
John James, Charles Il Wiley. Maggie
Crees; Elmer Dasiu, LamoiIle: Ii "
Parker, Salt Lake; Alex Weiland,
Osiuo; d S Trunsn, Austin.
Rutherford. i So1. Tuscarora; J
W Megau, NJ Q, Home City; ] c
Shirley, Ogden.
Mrs b Altube. Tuscarora; Dave
Cable, Lone NTH; Gilbert Henry,
Mound Valley; John Horton, Eureka:
W Z West, Frank Hough. Carlin; "
j Chamberlain, E p Grace. Denyer;
j K Bradley. Reno.
Geo Clayton, South Fork; Toba
Stinson. w E Phillips, Tusca,ora; Ed
odell. G. D Gilmore, WIN Brady, La
noble; W \ Moody, Arthur Rein
hart, Eity; a Z McCloy. Cariin;J Ma
honey. CAN'T Greek. J u B-rnau.
Alex Mann, ST; P Eioff, Oakland;
Hugh Martin, Bruneau: TT Bren-
nan. Fl Halleck; James johnson, Ru-
by Valley.
g f Rice, North Fork: Cbas F. ROC.
ers, Zach E VANDERBILT, Butte Mont;
q Z Mayer, Fl uulleck; Vim Hack.
ward, Bullion.
Mrs J d Gheen, Lamoille; 4 S
Dorsey 4 wife, Ell Woodsop, Elmer
Swift, Secret; " E Niles, Ogden; l. l.
Bradley. Desth; Alex Weilaud. Wei
lands; CIV Ciubiue, Peso; John ac-
Farlane. Z F Jauee, J S Russell. Susie
Creek; G n .SweAand, K A. Crane,
De Lamar; K p Hamili, Wells; W j
Triton, DE Davis, Tuscasora; W. A
Moody, Halleck; " " Boober, City;
j Campbell. Carlin; Tom McCooi.
Mound Vailey;TT Harris, hun.iu :.
ton.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals kHs invited tv lbs
ban Of County SoS-nSScae-S q
Elko county. NtTedA .or ti-bu1G.,s
OF al lrco bssGFe 3crus the EruhaSI
1Irer. OesoS Eko o- :ts IUA5 -
brlt'r- I'D ScotAy fu-S = xnca-5-
sc-s S&A the sfec.oc4iccs A. :a-
toHS- 10 Wit:
SaiS bridge 10 tssuoa t-rss 1T
tesi io-S n tie cS1Ec Is tSi n SlSia
z capable C sustaining 9 weight =;
! nas iuSd: outsSSs> r2asIc. Ihs
ESOE POSTS & bulge L. - .o2riEcset
'alck eg tSSlre II HS5th plEcS
eySC tseatT-foCr :rct~ Ea1-i
flrcS O: bridge u BE- 60 Eund tcr.
Inch plank aad veil seisei
One EbatussaE - SID bi6re 70 II
built OF cusud- bard stooe. LAID L Ar%
mortar and cs-EEL AID .arS via
csUect AGu.pSnI 10 ps ; !tsi ElGs
OF oottoai-s feet aide O. top 5 f4s
IN heGht above the surface. - t~.
N length AID 20 t= b=IlI apoa 4 S55
fUanc.i>oc- SHi1 .GC:-+-i 70 "a
ouIi where thS preset EcoSsa PSe-x
noE Sscd supporting th- Cd S-Sce-
SS1d bridge 10 oS cEap+s Il every
particular Including r-rnEs loi Iht
Tho-et 70 t. SooS u god Eoi Ha-E
man Ass zErcs- IS -. ,b~ Ib?Tr
SPECIFICATIONS AID 80 be accepted in
Ded.3:S!y Cpou its csop-Ilor by the
6oo-d g CoDalSSo5SS - SAe ~
500 apportc5 ~ ihs@ Eo- ih4i u---
pcs Sud Ucrs 10 u r4i to- zte-
Go@pl-is3 and accepted Party 70
Eh1n ccairaS: * ;es o. 1Sz-Sed VA.
be r~4 Ii-ed 10 lie with TIE BuE-i Ct
CON ulSS1coesa sod Lci su5ci--i
bad EL-a tEc s--s1SS 20 Erocacs
raosi n contract PIe, tr- IL tEi:e-
IN! cc1pssIson- Said Eprk 70 IL
o~ozarlst-i uy January ! 49,
Said proposals % - Ed with The
Ca=rk - said BH-i q - rs.c-s ID .
X -Oc:Sbe- - iSaL. 81 vhsah iineth.7
sEl b OT%r-d ard csaAS+-eS ny re
BoS-I Al proposals saEl ts go
So-Sd Prupas 20 b2Li Eko
Bridge
Ine Board rsAev= TIE rEat 20 re
5scs AaT AID ali lids
L o. HEOtESoS.
CHs-k
Esa Ssvada Sp- IL lssL- ID
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STATE BOARD OF EQUALIzA.
TON.

The Beard met at 10 o'clock A. ".
punudn: TO adjournment, 10 e9uaIize
the valuation OF the taxable property
81 the several counties in the State.
Ill members Of the Board xess pres
ent, Hen. T. II. Wells appeared in
behalf %; the Silver State Lend and
Loan Company, and numerous other
petitioners, and urged that such
1ands which hare not been listed and
certified TO By the General Govern
rnent to this State and wherein peti-
tioneSs have pending applications to
purchase, have beeu illegally assessed
aud should be stricken from the rolls
Of Lincoln anu Nye cnnnties, wherein
such lands are situated. Taken under
s'lyisamsnt by The Board
On motion Of .. II. Gray, the Sec-
retar! was directed to obtain fnnl
the c. p. K. K. Co, The number ci
cattle, hcrSes and sheep shipped to
and from points in Nevada during
the year ending June, 1891; the names
OF c~onsignors and. consignees; the
numtsr Of pounds shipped from
points in Nevada during the past two
Years and the of shippers, md
the Joints from where shipped.
Adopted.
J. \. Plunmer, District Attorney
o! Eso county, asked for date TO he
heard in behalf OF his county, and the
Board sci THURSDAY a, 10 o'clock a. N.
for such hearing.
The Ormsby county assessment roll
was then taken up for equalization.
Ad! burned until 10 A. n. today
lCArsa News. Tuesday.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
Depot Hotel--Clark & Green. Pro-
prietors-

Il
S G Weston. Lone Nth; ] = Buak-
er, G W Rider. Boston; L BozdeD.
Salt Lake; A o LSudman. S T; r P
Smith, Chicago; CA Ollie, Dayton,
O;J B Hall W=iA
NV Guthrie, Wirremrcca: Owen
Tucker, Carlin; A II GrisEoId, La
noble; Ell Coleman, ST.
0 Wore, A ! Ho<Sude. Eamoille:
IL 4 Hillmsu, ruSsnra;J joe Herns-.
Pleasant Valley; NJ Lcney. u z
Truier, S. Louis; c McFAzad, z z
White6eld- S F. Jas E Myers, Sprins
Greek.
Tom A Bran, John e ThouA 4
r Hyde, Geo " Simmons, S F; II Z
Keep, Examiner; Andy Hantel, Oak
land; PA Henderson, Dick Turez
Peter Ma6Fe1, Aoleen; ? Ii NeDe-
mott ( wife, G D Gilmore. LzDollle;
Z" Grover and vie, Secre; Vale. a;
III A Young, BlaiDe: Thomas Plat.
Chicago; Ed Boyle, Sals Lake; Wait
Stohel. K \ Shearer. S,osei, New.
ED Short, Ruby VALLEY; Argrsts
Reboule, J A Robertson, Lanoiue Val
ley; ChEs Adams South Fork; r "
Robson, CarlIn; Lacius Bal, Mrs L
Bell. Brooklyn, y Y; II e Armstrong.
Stanbarry, No; HsiSh Godfrey. joan
Perkins, Chicago; II o Wright, ? Ep
train, S F; E G Hardy, ToAro-
GIN Knapp, City; P E Wore, For:
Hzlleck; F C. Jones CariIn-
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RolRS.

MoDsRn Trs:-At Stone House, Hum
oolds cuuaIJ, Nevada, Sept. IL,
1881. to TIE wife o: Francis Nc.
Del mott, a son.
Mrs McDsruott was formerly Miss
Emma Crane. daughter Of w. L.
Craze, Of South Fork.
WIsTEz:-At Fort Hailcck. Elko
county, Nevada, Septem5er25. 1891,
TO the wife OK Charles Wirtez, a
daughter
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Eha. i. n sq!,oe Is
tie matter ,eiM tbs ,oauiG j
She looks pretty ,aud, dosa''t
As Gtsss size jest usd that
hnroa O., her hEs1s,d. Sc
her Aaki,y her Fs, Buf Lor'
a aasocg. Sic ain': haJ us
mai us ;he ,oos,t,a ,r6o sent
o! FOR her gods, or .t.ungh'
than &RH cher f{s@ before
sas9 oars. HHY. aSsdd
sA2 tsE Ns nensr hst such
GIrsdiHsi
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Advertised Letters.

Following is q list Of letters reufnin-
Ing II toe Pos.oGice at Eiko, Mon.
dsy, September %, 1891:
D<kerson Jha Grant Miss Lizzie C2)
Weddle ME= Belle.
Psnsors calling for any Of the above
z+sFs ~Gl please say advertised"
EcEAgD T. BiLSET, y. NJ
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Roma New Daasiti.na

Wo Suggest tho following definitions:
a fanatio--a maa who Ia determined %
do what wu do not wish done. An e-ot.
ist-a man who fccia bis own iroor.
lance more than he feels ours. A Di-,.
"a man who Is firm In n bclict different.
from ours. a ~prcjuiiced Dan-one s:ho
IL not convinced by our arguments.
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INCIDENTS OF cssnxroN.
A foAsz ElaSs~ raina<eAs-~s-n es

An faA K1aE~S rofnsssxR as~SeH eoA
rAs laAu.A
Many N>SScS Es ~SssS - sSScs RI
SsnAoaS S-cnxAcS INAiSA Ae wa-S
SSwS DoSH1Hc, SSs TIE NgSShSTA
nnSqSA The Cezx3nS AZ HS>>SS n
Gs >ssa-s uSssSS1 SSriAN -EzHS
SSs relatives 2~e sSlaSz aSS~Gs -
Ae aosa-ScU UshA ~ rrsSSi attaches
- his nesAcS ~ SsSSsSas - ~ SesS
The Csa- IS F~&sSsSsHc=cS oRS-
EsS S-SS Which sAS ~clrSSSccSSa -
she haSy en- S WATCHED asS n S2>
CASES The Scai - ec<-sSac OWING -
lie GsSS AsSi Sgaa tAs GRSSl@
A CnSe coSS AS@SS Sass-y be-
A2rri IS>s - The s-cax.av. lie
wScca@ lie 5SDS SozSzE.2S Ss
h,Sy> TAs2 As was Startled ~ Seeing
the SrAt ~ with fAe EacaS - sA<
A26ca2- C&SSSpuI-l -sca Ill bat
The saSex SarS- q he hSa2 closed and
IhS ca2> esE -scczSsS; n .Ae S2n&
a7aS-SSIly PSEaEsr - Shs kingdom
wiA Sosvc- S-TsaSSy iSxsS TIE
uaSs C>s=VeS AssaSS SNz SAiSA he
ca 0G Cas~e--H Gsy& CaS = Ssos
he~a fo- Ss last IASi IL 81 Sa S%a
a>sS TX 2aocAS AID AsS heSz AESS
-NS Ssrc-L weeks 40 lsSs Uolii Aavs
hsred Sz,& Hie& aaS AeSE 2aa>eS
y -As @etSc1 Whine = : -.o>e, nd sAa.
SIG SS Cs-C-acS - lie UaS- .aS Lie
L sa2s G.SSs ~ea tN S,SSs S-
pa>eA u Iae @s1T i w ~ St-
ting ps-z-c- Ao5 i =A-y aSL5ses
-S ov- Uoa2 rs sscS
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NoIHlke | < nI

H
nssd = HAehr A.a ~A
A.a ansa - keps
hsz~ good hsasA
s.ufs Srs1e i As--~S
for this FurP~
b HsVer 70 fails ssEr,ss As tEpu
Hes Ani build Up Ae ceoe-S@A
There Is caly one S~fSs SFeaha
All there i, oe1siss skr n
Be sEe add rrt Tie rvsrssA
Treatise o. Flood AaI Si. n-
nailed free
Tie s-in s-eess- O. At.z4A G.
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ENGRAVING NEATLY DONE
Dissolution Of Co.Pnrtncrship.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ tho co-Fit'. eI.lip b,f'i fore existing
between. v. c. Bsr;is, aud T.. osireieher Il"
Ing business ., B:kc. S,r,ds. untl.r I'll. hun
paus aud style Of psriieit l. us.I,ieLer la.
been this day disoolvcd BY. n.uiu,l ronteni.
The aid bu,iurss viii In future u, carried on
b. !. io~trciehr- ,icne. rh" Nm rVesiv- cit
money and aecGunts dus the U!d o. to and Pay
All Its debts. H .E"rs "
L.. V. Z. B~ARTLrTt.
l. GsrkLicliER.
Dated ~ Lito. HeVsds. July IS. !soi.
ThshkirR ny friends ,nd patrons for 'seit
past fsNofs I desire 20 solicit : continuance"
thtir good will aud o.iN~n. ..r..
II viii always IL my Air, to hesp The "0"n
FUZZY supple! Siih all the delttscI,s II the
.sssou. together with The hn.st brands "
wines. Liquor and cigars. Which with com
fcrishis sp,t,nent. I'D s,uiies' AMY tfest
,usni l brpt TO merit . shsts Of the puhu
patronage.
o.npl . OSrREt1t ~.
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C2r-k
Eso Nevada So. 10 lSsL- I'd
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! make s.PeciNl;y In srec,seic,. and will AZ
Lem:cs 10 sDy eye.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-20
preiie Ser 2ln5eieen.

Seb'r 3oa her spalte per sabr.. .sla.oo
3 Wouate : 500
TIr iebe Belle grepier, ober seren 8dim, has
eritental 10 Gents. bic nd4feuuale @ents.
Seiratsss unb 5obesanseisen NIT sprl&
$3.50, obne Spru4 $1.00.
aus,pdrttss an,sissu miifeu uorauss.,aslt usrSeu.
Gr;etsen fur gtcnics, 2otterisu, @litsipieIs
&C., bic benz @eiite Der tatb. Rir5e 3umtoer, hip
ben tetne aufua5me.
Nnseisen fense mon fpateHt,sS
Ronta8 Wor8sa etn.
Jobsalrbeiten aIIsr 2lrt pronpt uno
btllis auseefibrt.
cfaee bee ,,8asstt",
Gde Der 6. uro Jopa.Strase.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-20
Eefesrap6if6e 9epe(6en.
. euti9 b.

Berlin, la. San. Der RanSIsr uon
gapriui iyri&t bic ani&t aus, baB bic
aHtrase aaf atitGfuus Der @strsibeb6as
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-20

bss giuiIssridtss fnb NIT 0afer aus
ben S4ldu6eu Der 5euerwsbr ibers
f9wsmmt. 0aari9einIi9 wiro bas me-
gen ietner ardttettonii9eu S96nbsit weits
bin betannts 9sbduoe uolitdnbis 3erit6rt
pe,ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-20
9 p anteu. q

Wabrtb, Il. San. Sn bsr gitabsae
fnb msbrers S6iIouadsn srfrorsu aufses
funSen worbeu; aud eiue ausabI Tbiere
i'm bieitsen 3ooIosifSsn 9artsn III Der
Rdlte erIsaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-20
Subten n.

Bombay, Is. San. Cine psrbdnss
niBpoas 5sue,sbrunlt bisrislbft bat a5er
,psIbunosrt 9duisr einssdidsrt unb guns
bsrte uou 5amiIisF iiuS Obba4Ips sswors
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-20

Qonbou, II. San. aus Uruguay
6ier eiusstrOffsus Ra9ti4tsn TsIosn, baB
bic bOrtlss SOItspertretunS elm 9sies aber
@rb0buMs Der 36as ansenommen bat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-13
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Friday June 12-p. m.
SpeeuJation in stocks was more confident, even
if there was no increase in business Confidence
grew ON the substantial facts of easy money and
a cessation of gold exports The last shipment
of gold was by Belmont, and that was Significant
only because it was a special transaction by the
American agents of the Rothschilds. Other snip
lments might have been made with equal reason
because rates for exchange on London ana INC
Continent were higher than they were wheh
that shipment was made The course OF prices
to-day naturally followed the monetary condl-
tions but there certain prominence III the
Gould stocks which excited suspicious OF manlpu-
lation The Granger shares were the most ac-
tive. and, If q rally was desired, they would DE
advanced simply to indicate buying for the short
account The advance in these stocks was sup
ported by unusual activity and stfength. IN MlS,
soun Pacific and few less active STOCKS heIu
in the same interest. Union racine gaIllsu healS
per cent and Western Union and Wabash pre-
ferred large fractions. Atkinson stock was ac-
theory that the crops, in the South
Rumors of a consolidation with the Missouri Paclhc
were lacking, but the buying was indicative OF a
thorough understanding between the TWO systems
In view of the energetic attempt Ill IaNOr oi
higher prices the comparative weakness OF LOUIS
VILE and Nashville conspicuous, whle inc
industrial stocks declined almost from the open,
ing The trading was local and professional ana
the closing was firm, in the expectation OF a
favorable hank statement tomorrow The move
ment of money has been toward this centre, whlle
the exports of gold have been on small scaIe
The Disbursements by the Treasury should make
the bank statement extremely favorable unless
the previous exports of gold should have an elecU
on the averages. There was no news Affecting
the course of prices, and consequently the varia-
tons were simply the results of professional opera
lions. They were generally small advances.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
There were again no transactions in Govern
ment bonds, ard coupon as were a ntue lower.
The closing quotations were as follows:
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlands and De

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Coruahos anu Dos
brosses follows: .--,.
A. m. for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points.
10 a. for Geneva Lyons, Elmtra, Rochester, Bur
fao and the West Pottsvle and principal local points
Chair ear and Pullman TO Suspension Bridga
o A. m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
II 20 a. IN. for Elmira ana intermediate points. -
/ d. for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chaf
car 10 Tunkhannock. Connection 70 Reading and Harris
burg. -. . N ,...,.. -. ,..,., ,.,o.
mediate points. Chair car 70 l.. and b. Junction
80 J. M for Pottsyilie and Intermediate points. Chair
go p. N. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
no n m for Geneva, Lyons, Elmira, Rochester Buff
falo and the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons and bus-
pension Bridge
Trains leaving at 10 a. m. IL 80 m, m: and
40 D. for all points In Mahonoy ana Hazel
ton coal regions. -. ,,,.,.e
$40 a. for Mauch Chunk. hazeton ana intermediate
points. and IL a. for Shenandoah ana Intermediate
BIS p. m for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points
80 p. for Geneva. Lyons, Emira, Rochester; Buzz
fao and the West. Pullman sleeper TO Lyons ana Sus
pension Bridge.
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I'll HE BOOK OF oPEN.AIR SPORTS, octave. 500 psses.
illustrated The standard authority American oper'
ar amusements. Rules for sailing. swinnDg ball par.
ing, shooting horseback riding SC. Se In full 81 rd
copy. Published by The Tribune NewYork. Entertain
IND and universally complinented by the
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NELA WARE. LACkAWANNA AND
4 WESTERN RAILROAD. $780,,

DELAW AR T., LAChAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.
Shortest Line Vestibuled Pullman C 3ec, g.
a. m.-Bufalo and Oswcgo Express; wa raIers9n Ior
itSSca. Wavefiy Elmlra Corning Bath Dapyille shsr.
Greene oxford Norwich Cortland syraGgse Egtoa and
for pttstoa Wkes6arre. Danyie, and Northumberland;
az Buffalo with trains for the West ,.o.
" 30 a m-Bingham on Mall, via Boonton. 49,. -
D. m.-fSnghamton and Elmira Expres: Tor water Gap
Strodsburg scranton, Owego WayerY, NC eonnects az
scranton with for Pittson. Kingston ana Wilkes
10 D. m-seranton wllkesbarre and Plymouth Ex'
press. 49, ,,s,o T ,,,,o4 Fxnress via Pator
SON for Stro ldsburg scranton, pnghan.on Owego Va
yeriy, Elmira Corning, Bath, Wayand DnhVllie' NJ
Norris &c. arriving in Buffalo az ;8o a M , oooo
o n m idIIlv1-BuffalO Rlcbheld Springs ana oswego
Ex1rss foy Strod Scranton Bnehamton. Cortland,
syracuse Fulton Greene, oxford Norwich sherhurne:
waterville Utica &C.. and III points OIL buai" Oisoh'
connects with trains for the west
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Proposals.

OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT " I'M
OMIGRATIoN Barge Once NSw,YISrS Subsistence
and other supplies for use Of the hos't n V ob
Island n Y during the FISCAL year ending june oV'h;
iS95 viii be received nj tie Office OF Superintendent OF
Immigration Barpe Oflce NewYork up 70 noon Oh rSry
20, 1891. For Information and schedules appiy T" ""1
ID. MEBER. STUNT OF inmlgrltOn
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lnNG ISLAND RAILROAD.

On SATURDAY, il NE 10 AND 20, special express
train II" vii ave L. l. City at 800 and Flatbush.ave
~ Ion Rrooklvn at 65 y. M for West hannpton'
nogne Good Ground ShinnecOck Hills, Southampton,
Lrsgehainpoh III nm he Tnn d1y Except Sundays with
CONDITION for Greenport, commencing with the summer
limo
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL.
London June 10, 4 p. m.-New-York, Pennsylvania
and ohio first mortgage bonds 80 So; Canadian
Pacific 80 "a; Mexican ordinary, 80 SO; ST. Paul
common, 65 81.
Money, 1G1 IA per cent. .
The rate Of discount In the open market for both
short and three months bills is 2 5-S per cent
Paris advices qI\e 3 per cent rentes at 95 francs
go 10 centmes for Me account
The amount Of bulNn gone into the Bank OF Eng
land on balance to-day IS f141 900.
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NFW.YOlK CENTItN n .,NU HUDSON RIVER RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY.
OFFICE OF THT TREASURER

- , Wv: YOKk juno 49, 1s0i
II HE TRANSFER BOOKS Of the First Mort
L gage four PER cent registered b0nds 81 the West
Railroad Company VIII close st three O'Clock D. M
June 10 preparatory y payment Of nterst due July
is9i) and reopen at TN o'clock a. m July . lspf
L. " w. ROSSITER. Treasurer
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N EW-YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN

~ RAILWAY. Trains leave West i2d.st as follows
for Niddictown Eenyille, Liberty, Delhi. Y9ryles'
Nnsas 0o"9 Fnye nv n 'Sr or sS
town. Liberty Walton, Oneida, Central square. oswego.
Rochester Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago, St. Loais
DAILY AL Other trains daily except sgnd,yy ress..i
Passenger Agent. 10 Exchange Place. N. Y.