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To SETTLE ruE DISPUTE.
Committee. of Iron Makers aud Iron wosk~rv
in Conferenc~.

I'm tonterence.
PIrrSnuaa. July 2s.--The conference eom-
rnitteos Of tho American Iron MAnufactnrers
and the Amalgamatod Association have sperst
eight and half hours in conferences.
The meeting was rendered remarks-
able by She suggestion of arbitration
as a means TO bring the two wings toeesher.
The proposition came from the manufActurers'
side, and in This form. tha; the mcn shoula re-
turn 60 work at last years scale pending az ad-
lnsiment of the new scale by board of arbi-
trRtors.
The workers committee immediately retired
60 one end ~ She conference hall and discDssed
n for over half an hour. No definite reply vas
returned and no determination had b,.-a ~
rlNed at whom the meeting adjourned.
Arbitration a method of settling the dis
pute between the iron manufacturers and the
Amalgamated Association has never vet I,een
resorted 90 and much interest will attach 20
what action the workers Will uake ON the Dues
ton. Tho association has ALWAYS pooh-h -hoslhad
suggestions Of arbitr1.ting its Affairs On the
principle ihsi Il competent 10 manage
them without outside Intervention.
Lev. Mrs. Amanda ncy. Cniver~slist Ts,in-
ls'er OF Scrantoa, Is IN ffttsburg ~ represent
tne Universal fesne Union. 10 attempt the set
tlcinent Of the Homestead strike. She IL scrd
forty years, and is a pleasant faced woTs.n.
her ~crk here IL Jointly with Rev. J. L. An
drews, a Cntvcrssdtst miuister of Alleghsns.
yesterday the two called on Secretary Love
Joy OF the Carnegie Company explained th.ir
inissIon and gave him li-t u rules emplsved
n the settlement OF the difficulty between the
Reading railroad and its employees. saving they
would pertinenily III the trouble Tho fuls-
are called ''the BIZ Of rights" Mr. LoYsJoy
told Rev. Mrs baly they had nothing e. ar
bitrate.
Aftcrward the lady went to HonH Hsnd and
was conrteously received 10y Hugh hDouheA,
who told her he wanted the fight ended and uas
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A Menace to Our Foreign on rr.ds.

A Menace to Our Foreign on Tnade.
The Secretary Of State is advised by the lega-
ton at Toxic that plan is said to have been
adopted by company controlling the export Of
kerosene from ths Russian oil region Of Batoum
to ship the product in tank steamers to ports Of
India, China, Japan, Java and Australia, and to
deliver the same In reservoirs, and that thess
steamers viii pass through the Euex canal.
This method of shipment, Il is said, viii erect 8
saving Of 3 or cents gallon In transportation,
and VII menace our trade In oil with the est.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Surgeon P. A. Lowering, to
the marine rendezvous, Boston, Mass. August
1. Lieut. Ridgley Hunt, from duty in the
Office of naval intelligence and ordered to the
Philadelphia. Lieut.. George W. Tyler, from
temporary duty under the bureau Of nayiga-
tion and ordered to duty in the library, Navy
Department. Ensign Charles +. Hughes from
the Boston and ordered to the Thstis. Naval
Cadet Robert X. Crank, from the Chicago and
ordered to the Baltimore
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Relief for Flood Sufferer.

The House appropriations committee has re-
solved TO report 9 joint resolution appropris-
ang sSo,coo for the relief Of the Missisaippi
Hood sufferers, most Of the money to be dis
bursed in Representative Bostner's district in
Louisiana. under the direction Of the governor
and the Secretary Of War.
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Acts APPRovED.-The President has ap-
proved the act granting pensions to the sur
vivors of the Indian wars Of 1882 to ls42. known
as the Black Hawk. Greek. Cherokee and Semi
mole wars, and large number Of private relief
bills. The act for the relief of Lydia A. Magill,
administrators, has become a law without the
Presidents signature.
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THE PRESIDENTS CALLERs-The President 9
callers today inoluded Senators Dixon, Mitchell
and FELTON,, Representatives Picker, Curtis,
Doan and Huff and. Mr.. P. Tecumseh Sherman
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Electric Light Companies Consolidate.

BUFFALO, NY, July 2s.-The brush aud
Houston-Thompson Electric Light Companies
Of this city and the General Electric Light Cosn-
pany of New York have agreed upon a consoli-
dation Of their interests here and will be united
under the name of the Buffalo General Electric
Company. This step was found necessary 20
cut down expenses. One of the results viii he
the extension Of incandescent lighting on q
large scale. The capital stock Of the new con-
pauy will be Si 500 900.
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Considerable comment has been caused
throughout Oklahoma by legal opinions tenderea
by Judge John Ollie and other prominent Law.
yers Of the territory that Indians viii be entitled
TO vote st the coming elections
At the Davenport, Iowa. Cathedral Tuesday
Rev. Charles r. Hale was consecrsted assistant
bishop Of Springfield, H., with the title q
biahcp Of Cairo, from which city his work ~il
be directed.
Great excitsment and alarm havebeen created
In Tsngier by . report that the insurgents are
advAnoing ON the city 70 attack the sulssas
troops.
'Parsonr Davies writes from Bsrlin under
date OF July ii that Jsckson Il slowly improvs
ing, but viii not be dt TO fight again for sons
time.
Thomas and Joseph LApoinse, sged ssvss
and eight years, we're drowned Monday Will
bathiag 81 Augusta, Ma
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A G1eaSr1c Cor. EsrEnrR1sE.

Nhe Niss's~ippi Cooperative and Benefit Associa-
ticn Of Natcilez. Miss. Louis J. Winston. general
Is the strongest financial institution tcoi)
in the country.
For the rss tw years Of its existence has loaned to
is r1ebe IN the twctyfour states and territories
vh.rA its branches raulify eighty thousand dollars
(sSO O0oDs GOOD record-and now loans thousands OF
dollars each month.
rare opportunity for every colored man to cease
rentinz and bug the hOrns which he now occupies
terms lust reasonable The advantages this associa
tion orsrs come on-e in lifetine afford to
Jet thaTn pass: No.
Listsni TIE advantages Iou hlya are these; % This
HoCsf 81 yor do not own sny land. t2l Ibere ere
niioing for the loans. hence premiums de-
du-tcd. Money loaned at sl-atght Per cent on the
ceila- 20 luy. ntd Tr0vr Hit private MORTGAGES.
educate your Children or 70 into HlISiness.
". H. JOCRDAE. Sensral A<ent for the d. G. and
MI. after ahssne CT few vesks from the city hss
lave terms explained and take stock.
U5urs: 20 II l. an. 4 to pm !y2c-3ts
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CHICAGO, July 2s.-With hundred fAgs fy-
ing from her stays and topmasts the good ship
Progress, Capt. Jas. Dowden, sailed inso
port Yesterday afternoon. Vessels sslnt.d
the veritable heroine OF the srctic seas
and torrid zone with screaming
whistles, and sailing crafts fired guHS
and dipped their colors in her honor. The
old whaler lies of Harrison street near the
government pier. There or thereabouts she
will remain until after the worlds Columbi~n
exposition closes its gates. II IL said that mary
thousands Of persons will tread her decks aud
view the novel and interesting exhibit her old
hulk holds. Prom the time she left
New Bedford, Mass, June 8 last until ahe lest
Racine yesterday morning the captain has ben
accompanied with rare enthusiasm from al
who sighted her. The last spike was driven la
her sides fifty years ago. Her purpose 4 70
give Chicago and her visitors q correct ca
emplifcsticn Of the whaling industry.
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The quarrymen's strike Il about over IN
Quincy, Mass. and the men are returning to
work every day.
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In the Equity Court Justice Hagner today
heard the application for an injunction in the
case Of spalding agt Thompson ct a. 10 no
strain sale under deed Of trust and denied ths
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Easlish Axitasar. WIN Land . H.,A.

LONDON, July 2s.-A circular oouchsd in sx-
trsms language has been Issued, announoinG
that meeting would be hsld In the sast end on
Saturday next 10 denounce. the circular ssvu.
3e brutal murder Of American vorkmen Of
Carnegie, The mill honAire, who 10 now euioyiur
himself on IN sstste In Scotland from Which
the tenants have been evictsd, and 10 can a.
sentaon 10 the cruel torture Of an American
soldier for expresdng himsek IN favor Of the
strkeu enSaged IN resisting . rsduetion Of
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Two Very Old PerSons Die.

FAnPoRT. n. Y, July 2s.-wnliam Sullivan.
probably the Oldest man in the state of Ne.
York, died here yesterday. He was one hun
dred and seven years old last December ana
had never required the services Of q physician.
GLADSTONE. n j., July 2s.-Mrs sArsh
third birthday on July "A In somers county,
died yesterday
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In THE POLITICAL FIELD.
An Immense Peoples Party Gathering .,
Denver.

DeDSer.
DENVER. Col, July 2s-Another immense
audience gathered at the Coliseum Hall last
night TO listen TO Mrs. NJ. F. Lease Of Kansas
and James b. Weaver of the peoples party
Mrs. Lease was greeted with loud cheering
At the conclusion Of Mrs. Lease address she
invited all present who were in favor Of helping
the peoples party cause to Hit me with a sill
yer dollar" Her invitation was followed by a
rain Of silver dollars amid much laughter and
applause. Baskets were also sent through the
audience and large sum collected.
Gen Weaver will leave here this morning for
Pueblo, where he will deliver an address during
the evening.
WYOMING DEMOCRATS.
Rock SPRINGS, WYo., July 2s.-The demo-
cratic state convention met here yesterday. W.
y. Stall, chairman of the state central commit
mites, was the first speaker. He gave the reason
for the tight between himself and the Cheyenne
Leader. Stall is an attorney for the
invading cattlemea, and the suit is against the
Leader, the leading democratic daily in the
state. The fight for the nomination for GOV
ernor will be between ]. J. Hurt Of Natrona
county and W. II. Halliday of Albany. T. X.
Abs of Cheyenne is also strongly talked Of, ,~as
are several others.
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN IN MISSOURI.
SEDALIA, Mo-, July 2S.-The republican state
Maj VIM Warner, candidate for governor, and
other party leaders.
MR.. STEVENSON IN LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 2s.-Adlai Z. Steven
son will be here on August to be present at
the dedication Of the Watterson Club building.
Extensive preparations have been made for the
occasion. The governor and state officials all
living eK-governors and lieutenant governors
the legislature and the Kentucky Congressmen
are expected to be here. Stevenson viii make
the principal speech of the day.
WISCONSIN DKMocRATIc CONVENTION.
MILWAUKEE, July 2s.-The democratic state
central committee has decided on Milwaukee
as the place and August 81 as the date for the
convention to nominate a state ticket.
FUSION USLiKELY IN SOUTH DAKOTA
YANKroS, 6. D., July 2s.-Chairman Miller
Of the democratic state central committee is
authority for the statement that all efforts to
effect fusion with the peoples party on the
state ticket were unavsiling. The peoples party
leaders want the majority Of the Offices, which
the democrats decline 10 grant
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John Reed Of the old book arm Of TYoknor.
Feed Fields Of Boston died Tuesday. aeed
eighty. He was lieutenant govsrnor Of the stste
and member Of Congress tor soyersl 49,.
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BOTH SIDES APPEAR CONFIDENT OF SUCCESS
Mr.. OATES TALKS OF coNPRoMrsE-sENAroR
ALLIsoN's OPINION AS TO WHEN TIE SENATE
WILL ADJOURN.
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FIDELITY

FIDELITY
BUILDING. rOAS AND INVESTMENT Asso-
CITATION OF WASHINGTON. D. c..
OFFICES. 9l8. 9l5 and Wis sr. NV
To tose desiring a liberal and safe investmsn. We
command cur per cent o-yoar Coupen CersiAessss
&c Per Cent Paid Regular Dsposits
You can borrou sl. 900 from rs on Real Estate
surity ana II back Il the rate OF els month
Oilers unPr~oei-nt-d opportunity for Investments
combined with absolute security .o.OUo shares IN
force
STOCK sI PER SHARE
MATURING IN I02 MONTHS
WITH GUARANTEED VALUE OF $500
Al money secured by best real estate. Loans made
under the personal inspection Of the ofcers Of the
association Safety guaranteed. Your correspondence
sol,rited Circulars and other Information Office
HAtNisOS DiNSaAS. President
ANDREW wALL......--vics President and Manager
ALOSZO TwEEDAIE. s-crstarv
ohoAof- Treasurer
IDV. ;. YORK.. --Manaxer Of Loan Department
GEO. W. LEACH Asst Manager Loan Department.
- - SAAA Aseorney
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REQUIREMENTS.

RsUMMER REQUIREMENTS.
PROTECT YOUR HOME
From the swarrns OF flies mosquitoes and
fsG oshe, insects insects by putting IN screens and
Adjustable Window Screens. 25c. each
s}o Per dszsn ,s g.
making y9nr own screens. 17c. each.
Strong Wire Screen Doors, finished with
spring hinges. hook and eye and knob. only
LAY THE 5IsT in front of your house and prevent
Us s nysns N ts Sg1n .sur fSSrnsars pSsD,ss
ra,sns I Dossie. asa only T 81. * 'n couplings anu
CUT THE LH%S aSasn r@fcE SSfe Ess's WEEK ii each
hSSn ISo,n J,sh i Y to & lHSs smoSsh 9Th, and vsiysty
MAKE yoSgpRs ySpRs 5aSS 5aSS ise fsfn DREAM
And save half yoYr mensy. You can then
$-at. {as Srs.n sSeessSs. s. sssa o only iy1 81 81
THE srovf Sp i 4: &: Stove. :.
nAsaxx e z kSss g sch.
coz. nnfH iS6 q srs NV w2e
~FoR sALESPLKNpID NEW HOUSES
aFs fhe cheapest houses in Le Droit Park. 10 rooE
eos FYYEida ave. NV. 80
XXX y u W, 2
Y2i2 ans a. v .' ifr 9S
GHHRiES W. HANDY, ''N''
Real Estate and InsuEsncs.
V2o-6 Ne. cor I2th and @ sts. NV.
E~ AN UNPARALLELED OFFER
Eiss%.n Bro:; .nnoupes e their patrop: and The
ssn S ~ .s1s nsss. .est
s:sss.s :s's On s Fssss s ssx; ss: =
,,s EIsEMAN @ BROS; 60. ~ saa 81 :ss s:S;:
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Tnternal-
revenue. S576, ,506; customs, S9Os. 800.
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RsA LIGHT WHEEL
For the Scorcher and those men who can't bear .ths
small front wheel" is
THE RAMBLER NUMBER THRERi
44inch wheel base; os-inch wheels rigid frames
weight all on 30 pounds. In hot woather attire az
pounds Price. Sl50. They're worth your loo6ng
et, too
ooRMULLY JEFPERY MFG. co.,
N21 1925 14th st. NV.
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For COneress.

NEosHo, No., July 2s.-The democratic con-
vention of the fifteenth congressional district
met here yesterday. J. W. Halliburton of
Jasper county was made permanent chairman.
There are three candidates. The first ballot
stood: c. b. Morgan, 2O1<; W. v. skinner,
"a SO; DR.. Hill, 81 5-6. Ten ballots were taken
without change, when the convention took an
adjournment
CINCINNATI. July 2s.-A COMMERCIAL Gozefte
special from Michigan City, Ind, says the DEM
ocrats Of the thirteenth district Snominsted
Charles Girard for Congress-
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cn mar2in.
Cotton bought and sold In New York or New Orleans
CORRESPONDENTS
,. 3. Bsche 4 Co., New York Stock Exchanra
Lehman Bros. New York Cotton Exchange
Lehman. Stern Co.. New Orleans Cotton Ex
change.
Lsmson Bros. Co. Chicago Bosrd Of Trade
Private wires to New York. Chicago and New Or
LEAKS Telephone AS. ,e17-tr
TREASURY pEPARTMENT.
00ARTSsaHEs aHsalSaTSs & {HG e. cyEEFSGE gEh7 T. iso
Where's. by satisfactory evidence presented 70 the
I s;s Sfs1 sSs SsHsar5S isssi
& ats ST SF .Sd wisSSasnf9f ss fGa
sd lie ssss. @ al s6s SsnsiSs 9,
.ss1. agC,S,sd II ss xIrox nyprv
sssSy ssnEffIsF ssoSsp 81 os:Pt5 6
IN As aaSasy q l !nS
oT OK X q 9s e srve
s.socs.tion. namely until close Of business on JULY
fa s2i5i$E sss' and seal
ssa Deputy and Assps esSssros; ssSSs e .s Re
GAZE INVESTMENT STOCKS.
Paying dividends
Isl per cent per annum.
For sale in Sums of q. 1.Ooe to $40. 900.
Absolutely safe. VIII b.a. the closes.
investigation
Also specplati,s inyes.mentsin
ssS,s9 Ss on Ss %.sssss :ssEsss % 7zorH co. Esssss
19 f9s!Fs f5 pg1sD1s ASP aobS ASso
s Prda asH'as ns:a4s 'a;asn': "a
on Ps:s in On
from ON the dat. M they AZ. made. , -,
Johnston aSs uSvssa Fo..s
LENS N1ss1 q ET0ESSK5soKYS g Sd.5S w:s gIBss:
Member washington Stock E1chsHss
LEWIS G. TEwKsBURY CO..
BANKERS AND BROKERS
1895 ST. WASHINGTON, D. c.,
Buy and sell for cash s % 95 on mArrin Stocks. Bond
Direct Diiy.,s wires .; . s, New Yors and Chicago.
ontT0f- MI tow -to.n nI,sss. Susiless s; sae;ialty
,JNo ". ooHsoN. JS9: Y: NA0AHsINEX
e1ovtss tssnssss22ENp sss2Epfla. 4 AAq4h1ssE qs1s sEF:s.v.
E,sSsspsse sns se,a Lsa' snS ceIlssSn;
sof fhsisiSEs 'i So:ssa :ssa
Aspectalty made Of Investment securities. District
phone Stock dealt in.
American Bal Telephons Stock bought and sold jyls
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NEW JERUSALEM LODGE.
ssps fhtRspSH ESasISa Sf@a,';isR sssR
instant, at 80 o'clock Work +. @. and NJ NJ. de-
grees Brethren Of sister lodges fraterna1y invited.
BY order W.M.
,ys7-2t W. E DENNIsoN. sec'y.
R~BRIcXIAYERs,. ATTENTION. THERE
SSgSS,sSs !, Will be special ,neetns Of the union
s to ALL JsS s's & Of bSYDh ss 9aloq Rec Sec
RlspoToMA9 INsTRANSE COMPANY OF
once 1919 32d NV.
The annual election for twelve directors of this
pany vii be held u the once Of the COMPANY on MON
Aus si PGf' sRfa { Il g s1a flo''
FOR sALEA TRACT or 90 ACRES
A for manufact,ner; only one mile from
Grassland cemetery; city side eastern branch; very
cheap. 500 Per acre. Address OWNER o. o.. Star
once ty2o-1w
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Change Against an Orphan Asylum, Keeper.
NORTH COLLINS, N. T., July 2s-John n.
Valkenburg, superintendent Of the Thomas
Orphan Asyaum for INDECENT Iadian Boys and
Girls, who was arrested st Beckport on Monday,
was brought here yesterday and arraigned on
the charge Of immoral practices with inmates Of
the institution He waived examination and
was held for trial at . higher court
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BUFFALO, N. T., July 2a-Mr. Hoyt,y sttor-
ney for defauiter Damn, has handed over
to the stste bsnking department s55,0oo worth
Of property to apply on his defa,oshon. THIS
makes soiaethtng over 100000 that Damn has
restored since his arrest
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A NrRICAN MUTUAL AID CERTIFICATES
n b. urht. Address J. W. VI. 5l6 9th ST. NV.
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FINANCIAL

c. L. HAvrssrs,
Member Washington Stock Exchanrs.
Real Estate and Stock Broker,
Rooms oand IL, Atlantic building.
e30Fst nv
INVESTMENT SECCRTTIEs
stoeks Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash or
en- margin
Cotton bought and sold In New York or New Orleans
CORRESPONDENTS.
,. 3. Bache l. Co., New York Stock Exchanra
Lehman Bros New York Cotton Exchange
Lehman. Stern / Co.. New Orleans Cotton Ex-
change
Lsmson Bros. Co., Chicago Bosrd Of Trade
Private wires TO New York. Chtcaso and New Or
LEAKS Telephone 453 jel7-tr
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"BLAxoo..
For
Whitening all articles OF Bur Buckskin Lssthsr.
Suede Shoes, Canvas Shoes. KID Shoes and Slippers.
25 snd 80 eentA.
WILSON 4 CARR.
u15-1m 0R0 = u. nv.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IRSsPIRITUAL1sM. LAST sEANCE e09 F
sUccsss,ui s. ma,n nT Mr. % and Mr.. fsrs.1s the most
LAY. Ih.prsday. p: m Test. Friday. m. socislfree,
/ pm. ivQ9-1ts
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Eiseman Bros. announce to their patrons and the
general public that until further notice diseount q
mere Cher io Funcy For>teq Neu's a~d BoVy SsSts.
~ - dSsc0uAt ou Chitdyen's lSuifs. sp1kAos<
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49,. RALPH JoHNsoN's BUSINESS WILL
be continued by J. HARRISON JOHNSON SON
800 9Th st. sw. ne7.et
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oHARIES W. HANDY,
Real Estate and Insurance.
Ne. cor I2th and @ sts. n. v.
, 1892-04-09

The Oldest steam factory in Scandinavia for the preparation Of preserved
provisLm ms ofeverg description, such as meals game fish Vegetables fruits
syrups, fruI-col rrings and lobster colourlns.
The largest sock in Scandinavia OF al kinds of preserved ilclses
anchoyies. Preserved Harrings, Sardincs, Lobster, Salmon, Oysters. Mackerel
Caviare. Condensed Milk With or without sugar.
A large assortmen Of all kinds of French and English vnegars' pickles,
mus ard and sauces Of various descriptions.
GENUINE trufaes mushrooms and pate defolegrasln packageso tdlnerent SIZE
English and French biscuits in great variety.
The larges stoo Of all kinds of genuine Hqueurs, Benedictne, Cacao,
Cha1reusa loynac Cura No., Angostura, AbGnthe, Yarmouth, Whisky and
Geneva
All preserved provisions guaranteed TO be- of the best quality md to keep
in all la1Mudts.
Export price list sent gratis and postAgefree
l. D. BEAUVAIS,
-. I~Amn II
, 1892-04-09

UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN CHRIS.
TlANS1EDS POST OFFICE.
PAID.
Mary Bou Henry Daniel. An" Eizs Jones',
Charlie Prince.
UNPAID.
Mrs. Anderson, Mary 4ugustas George.
Dunallen Bergland, Richard T. Hal Est. Mon
Bijou, Arremlta Jackson, Laborcr Philips. A.
H. SummersilI, Henrietta Williams.
Christiansted's Post Odce, St. Croix, SIT
March 1892.
PETER LE}lMING.
, 1892-04-09

Da, Fzl13=R3
again b,ys to remind tho public that his
no ara TO-. consultation at homo are from
1860 / ana from 1879 to $50 P. NJ.
evory weekday, TUESDAY excepted.
Frsdsriksted, 5th April 1892.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-01-28
THE PROLIFIC COYOTE.
How His ScaIpers Are Raiding the
State Treasury.
A Hundred Thousand Dollars Paid Out
in Nine Mouths for Scalps-And
Still They Come.

Deputy Controller Douglas has just
completed the work of compiling an in
teresting statement showing the immense
number of coyote-scalp claims that have
been presented to the State for payment
since the passage of the Act by the last
Legislature fixing bounty of S. on each
scalp.
The statement will be of interest, as
showing the amount of claims sent in
from the different counties, and the vast
sum Of money that must be paid out of
the State Treasury to meet these claims.
If the affidavits sworn to before the sew
eral County Clerks are correct, then 90
coo coyotes have been killed and scalped
since the Act was passed less than a year
ago. The Controller has drawn warrants
already for NEARLY 100000 in favor Of
coyote scalpers or their assignees.
In many instances these claims have
been accepted by merchants in payment
of debts and are presented by them to the
State for payment.
Lassen and Ventura Counties have not
made their returns for the last quarter.
and when they do the total amount Of
claims tor October, November and De-
cember will aggregate over $4,000.
The following statement will show
where the coyotes have been killed and
the amounts OF the claims presented. The
columns represent the quarters ending
June Both, September 30th and December
81, 1891: