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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-11-05

Boys are You all regiatered2 II
net go for it to-day.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-11-05

Mr. ". II. Davis arrived here on
Ncrday with work tran and ere"
~ do Teeded repairs to the cotton
" ~ form mt the compress. he rains
If this week have somewhat interter-
cd with the work which would nave
been completed carrier but for them.
II, il now engaged in building new
ln;,ros between here and WooGNiile
IN the rilirg driven hIE'h OF '"o
since.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-11-05

Canned oysters. preserved on ice. AZ"
to ,c had ut Mrs. .tu-;cns. Note the
fnri.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-11-05

Pears. Bananas and Grapes AZ
Mrs. !. T.. Austen :.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-11-05
Swift I,oc sE,,,ti,o..

Zzw 2al ass: 3l;s!.or !he LII
rose 81 di-cover:u~ what KIND Of u
stacl:iao you'd b. h,at alapteI for
l1aaling f..@t tlA,ns lie morid;s fair
uc.: year f"ur locomotives cf the
Pennsylvania. Railroad recently raced
/, mile on tie Jsrsay ,nae,lows. The
engines were from different parts of
tn. evetnrn between New York 3pd
pittsb;,Tg. Iaca enSI drew twenty
cars. They starte! from the teruii-
nal station at Jersey City. Tie
Il alIuin compound" ana tt.. ''Joht,-
ny Boil" a;l Ia,.s5iiaA an in,', Lad de,
morstrnted their Ur;iii;y ;ss drawers
Of heavy trains, but did not Sow up
SO wei! for si'ee" at Il nile. as they
covered ike Distance in e. and Go
seconds, respectively. TIC Science
talv engine covorr | {! lmilt, IN il. i 50
sncoil,i.. This was considered good
time, bit the tenn5yIvani.'s own NJ.
2i1, u.;!e IN her own shops. did bet
ter, going he mile in II seconds.
Capt. Sam Penncwit:, master OF tie
sunhen steamer Stella " lids in his
| report to the United States loca! it-
| apectors. says that his boat while run
ming in the fog last Thursday night
struck the bank with such force as to
cause her butts to leak and take water
very freely. TIE boat struck tLe
right bank AL was run across the
river on sand bar to keep from
I sinking. The boat, he says, lies in
twelve feet OF water at the stern,
while her bow is entirely ont Of water
An attempt will be II ace to raise hrr
at oDce. which Capt Pennyw;tt saws
eau be done, he thinks, without a
great deal Of trouble.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-11-05

Read the advertisement headed
Special to Students.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-11-05

1000 Gallon CistcTn $50
r-nn s. $40
A. RlGcs 4 Bros, go Fvrdido, st
New Orleans.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-11-05

No dust now.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-11-05

Weather warm
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-11-05

Fnll moon ycstelely at 10 :i9 am
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-02-23
In Meanoriam.

Mr.. and drs> D. D. McRae, of Car
lin, have been visited by a severe
affection. They had q pair of twin
boys, David and Donald, Is months
and days old last Saturday, Though
frail at arst, they had progressed fine
ly, were getting fieshy, cute and in
teresting. Donald has been walking
for several weeks. David promised
soon to follow him without the aid of
chair and wall. They were as like as
two peas, and were the admiration
and pride OF the town, the Joy and
promise Of their parents. But teeth
ing is criticai;season at first with
they ones.$ Little David had q
number of molars that were troubling
him last week. On Thursday his
stomach and bowels troubled him.
1t was thought that simple family
remedies would avail to tide him over
the crisis. It was otherwise dis
posed. The laws and forces of a
plgher imam human wisdom and love
prevailed. Between eight and nine
o'clock Saturday, the Doth instant,
David was called up higher. #
The funeral took place from the
house at 3 P. N. Sunday. Despite the
unfavorable condition of the roads, it
was attended by large concourse Of
friends ard relatives. The services
were conducted by Rev. John Wal
lace, Of Elko. Little Donald who
greatly misses David, has been COM
planning for several days, but Dir.
Meigs pronounces his symptoms
favorable. The sorrowing parents.
highly esteemed by all who know
them, have the hearty sympathy Of
the whole community,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-02-23

Annie Toyn, Visitors from an
Belle Butler, other World.
Sophie Francis, School Girl.
James Russell, School Girl.
Addie McCombs, Queen Of Hearts.
james Campbell, Jockey.
Geo. Yerington, Lord Baltimore.
Mrs. Prosser, Music.
Max Arnhold, Woodchopper.
Ben Craighead, Jockey.
Miss Evans, Toboggau Suit.
Z. Van Dreilen, Guess it.
&. OseH, Marshal.
j. NJ. Morrow, A coon.
E. r. Keyser, The Mrs. coon.
Annie Sheehan, IT,
Abbie Sheehan, Inc coon . sS0ers'
Dancing was kept up until late
hour when all went home fully salts
He'd with the nights amusement.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-02-23
How is this Deaoon9

The Reno Journal Of Sunday has
the following interesting item Of
newe concerning one Of Elko's promi-
nent citizens:
Mrs. Plummer, wife Of District At
torney Plummor, OF Bllso, came in to-
day on the N. & G. and joined her
husband at this place.
Now as the legal Mrs. Plummer has
been 10 Elko MI the past week 1t
would seem that an explanation was
due from our worthy District AT.
torney to set himself right with the
people, How is it DcacoAH
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-02-23
We Wish Them Well,

The following item from the Idaho
Herald, published Mt Pocatello, con-
earning two former Elkoites will be
Of interest to the readers OF the INDIE
PENDENT:
The Miller house and Delmonico
res tauraut have been leased by James
Talbot, late of Elko, Nevada. Mr.
and Mrs. T.. have taken possession
and are now reftting and refurnish-
ing the house 30 that even it's old
patrons would scarcely know it, SO
thorough and complete has been it's
transformation into beauty and
cleanliness. Indeed it would do you
good to look it over, and il we are not
mistaken the Miller house and Home
restaurant (now Delmonico) will be-
come very popular resort, equally 30
to the travelling public and CONNER
clsl men who infest this city in great
numbers. An elegant sample room
hae been fitted up so that the Miller
house is second to none in our city.
Give them call and receive first.
class accommodations. Remember
the Miller house.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-02-23
sAnMAGUNDI.
II Advertisements Allowed Under
This Head.

NJ. D. Foley passed through on No.
4 yeste day.
Special meeting OF the Masonic
Lodge tonight.
U. s. Commissioners Palmer was in
town this forenoon.
There will be a wedding in Star
Valley Thursday night.
Col. j. B. Moore returned from
San Francisco yesterday.
Lou Bradley aud Frank Wines
came down from Deeth to-day.
Jas. Russell Jr. came up from Beo-
wave Sunday and returned to-day.
Assessor Wallace, of Eureka, gave
the INDEPENDENT Office a pleasant
call to-day.
L. II. Curry came down from Tus-
carora Saturday and left for Aspen,
Colorado, Sunday night.
When you go to Tuscarora and
want square meal, prepared by a
white cook, give Harve McAdams a
cali So
The astronomers say that when
Venus and Jupiter appeared SO close
together they we're 4oo,O00,OOo miles
apart.
w, e. West, manager of the Carlin
Sampling Works, came in to see how
the INDEPENDENT force was getting
along to-day,
Reno Jonrndl:IOrvis G. Ring,
State Superintendent of Schools, is
considering the advisability OF holding
aState Institute some time during
the coming Spring, and no is now
consulting the principals as to dates.
The last Legislature appropriated
500 for State Institute.
We were pleased to meet j. W.
O'Donoghue, one OF the solid young
men of Virginia City, on orr streets
this morning. Mr. ODonoRhue came
out to meet the remains Of Mrs. DR..
Richardson (nse Miss Alice McCone,
of Virginia City, who died in Chi
cago Friday morning.
Every lady in Elko should lasso q
partner for the leap year BALI Wher
you ask one OF the flinty-hearted
bachelors all you need to do is to
smile one Of your sweetest smiles and
he's your willing captive. We are
speaking from the experience OF the
toughest sinner in town, and we are
not the man. Go and see him at the
dance.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-02-23
Notice of Forfeiture.

TO DAN AYERS, OR HIS HEIRS OR as.
signs: You are hereby notified TINT
have expended one hundred dollars in Labor
ana improvements for the year 1883, upon
each OF the following mining claims: Copper
King No. 2, Copper King, Allen No. J, lie
Lano No. l, De Lano No. 2, and Ayers, sit.
uated in Salmon River Mining District, kko
county, State of Nevada, and described in the
records of Elku county as being abont one
mile in westerly direction from q point OF
rocks, known as the Birds Nest, situated on
Salmon river, Elko county, State of Nevada
And IL within ninety days from the first publ.
cation OF this notice you fail or refuse to coil
tribute your proportion OF such expenditure,
ogether with the cost of advertising as CO.
owner, your interest in said claim will become
the propert. of the subscriber under Section
1924 Of the United States Mining Laws.
HARRY j. ALLEN.
Bellevue. Idaho, Nov. 9th. 1891.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-02-23
The MasQaerade.

The masquerade ball at Freeman
Hall last night was grand success
socially and otherwise. Although the
number Of maskers was small, the
costumes were mostly original and
the characters we'll sustained. The
music furnished by Asa Womsck,
Sam Rogers and Miss Addie Stoker,
who presided ut the piano, was excel.
lent and the bours glided swiftly by
as the dancers whirled ia the may
dance.
At IL O'Clock the masks we're raised
and the large number of spectators
present we're given an opportunity 20
keep time to the merry music.
The following is n liet Of the mask
ers and characters, as gwen to a re-
porter of the INDEPENDENT:
Miss Essie Rosenstoek, Domino.
H. Stoher, Billy Harvey.
Marsh StottIer, Widow.
Mabel Brown, Irish Girl
g. M. Vincent, Bummer.
Stella Taylor, Queen Of Hearts.
Geo. Stolser, Belle.
A. b. Garden, Belle.
Chris Baumbach, Clown.
John Armitage, Greek Brigand.
Harry Pollard Granny GOoden.
Mabel SHETLAND, Topsy.
Gertie Lang, The Press.
Mary Mulchay, Daisy.
Myrtle Bruce, Topsy,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-02-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Depot Hotel CLARK & Green. Pro.
prIetHtS.
Geo Mcintosh. J E Bishop, w H
Needham, G Yerrington, Harvey
Heaton, Carlin; H FRANKIE, Miss May
Robertson, Max Arnhold, j A Rober-
son, S e Rodgers, Lamoille; P E
Wore, Fort Halleck; Len Curry, VIM
McAvin. D w Peters, Tuscarora; Ohas
Cole, Wells; H Carven, Omaha; M r
Pease, Chicagoi B Doyle, Ogden; G
Barton, John j Burke, 8 F; 4 l. Ty-
Ter, Examiner, s +; j B Moore, Ruby
Valleys ] Ii O'Brien, Star Valley; J
w O'Donoghue, Virginia City; Wm
Mitchell, Tar Flat; Jack O'Brien,
South Fork.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-02-23
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Banjo, violin and guitar strings, a
fine assortment. at Muller's.
A fine stock of fresh French can
dies and stationery just received at
Reinh8rt'e,
Protect your weak eyes from the
Injurious effect of sun and enow glare
by getting pair Of dark glasses at
Muller's.
II you want to have your jewelry
repaired by a first class workman, nj
reasonable prices, take IL TO Sam
Me-, schwander, Mt Nye's old stand.
Orphan Tom and George Grant
have opened the Elephant Stable
formerly run by p. +. Wore. Tom ia
a veteran hostler. will guarantee salts
faction. and feed horses ut reduced
rates, IL
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-02-23
washt,.sson's birthday.

Washingtou's birthday passed of
very quietly in Elko 80 far as the
older portion Of the people was con-
cerned. Young America, however, was
out In full force, dressed as horribles,
and paraded the streets with band
OF music teaching the old fossils a
lesson in genuine patriotism. 1t was
a glorious day for the kid element OF
tho town.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-02-23
Gem Hotel--I. Ostreicher, Pro-
prietor.

Gem Hotel--I. Ostreicher, Pro-
prietor.
Martin Mason, Jack O'Brien, Nelse
Mason, South Fork; R Farrell w E
West, j A Palmer, Curlin; Geo Flur-
shutz, Wells; j r Bradley, Deeth;
Craig Stinson, Dr. F Burgess, Jas
Ravella; l. III Curry. Tuscarora; S s
Cahen, w B Hunt, s F; R E Skaggs,
Pleasant M Dorsey, J D Able, Fort
Halleck; James G Daugherty, Beo-
wave; J B Wiley, Stockton; A b Gu
BERT Salt Lake; Mrs E H Holly, Mrs
B L Berry. Cheyenne; 8 t Boneham,
Julesburg, Colorado; Chas Green
hurg, Osino; Miss Evans, Ernest
Evans, I'D Riddle, Pine Valley; E NJ
Baum, Palisade; G G Wallace, Eureka.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-02-23
Special Meeting:

A special meeting Of Elko Lodge
No, 10, F. & A. NJ, will be held at Ma
sonic Hall on Tuesday evening, Feb.
q, 1892, for work ir the Second De-
gree. All members of the order in
good standing are cordially invited to
be present BY order, :.
.. G. w. GROVER, w. M.
JSo. NJ. Morrow, Secty.
3td-1tw
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-02-23
To the Public.

Mrs. A. w. Brown informs the pub
lie that the Humboldt House has
been thoroughly cleaned, repaired
and renovated and is now open for
boarders and dodgers. Meals served
at all hours. A share of public
patronage is solicited. tt
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-02-23

Physicians Gift to, Humanity.
Weak men restored to perfect man.
hood by the Great Australian remedy,
free. Address; Box 1864, San Fran
cisco, Cal.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-08

ausgeoebnten Seebefens btfalnt mar. Die
Wial1at, nelhe auf ibren &riegS5lgen ben
see entlang 5teben, theilten mir nit, Dap
oerlelbe Itd bis Sramba erltredi, allo etne
Gdnge bon lber 80 Wteilen baben tDlrhe.
Seine 8reite betrdgt in benz bon mir gelez
benen 9tor0tbeit 20 Bis 30 Wtetlen. Die
Wtallai marlhiren am Oltufer beS Sees,
neil Elm aus uSlefuna fomn1enoer UluB
tbnell Die Balfase am Beltutsr erl6tpert.
Us lit 5petfelDs, baB oieler SlnE tetn anoes
rer ais Der Wambere 1T, oel1en Ser0letb
btsber unbefannt mar.
Sel Der SortleBurg bes Wfarldes 1tleB
@Jpeoitton am 20. OiGr3 aut ben @tletnen,
ebentaus lal5lget 9garrialee uno erblldte
am II. Qprtl BON Der 6D9e oeS &%atotopla7
teaus oasQ8allerbeden Oss Gictoria 9fpan3a.
Suit Nusna6me elmer 20 Sdgeretlen ldngen
Strede bat Or. 8aumann oasGano lbegau
betDobnt %9efunoen. 9n Ba1ler bat es mir
9enos 9efeblt, uno pbwobl Die NInoptebpe1t
ben gr0Bten She'll beS 8ie6be1tanoes in ben
Dur63ogcnen Streden perni6tet uno Oun>
gersnotD in benlelben berDorgeruten bate,
10 bate Die expedition bod acknowledgement
lnangel, neil tie aus l1nlbugpe cine 6eeroe
bon $50 StiG EinooleD mittrieb, bon tDel@
der ite nod iiber 100 StitG bis gum Ttctoz
riaiee bradte. Das 0ano lhjlOert Or.
8aumann tbeilS aIs tpeliges 8elbelano,
tDeils ais nit bidtem WaIb beltanoene
8tlontB. 8e3ei6neno fir DoS Selma oels
ielben lit, oaB bonn Waniaraiee ab, nab1
benz oas 8lateau Der Wamberelteppe %erltle7
gen mar, bis aum 8ictortalee tetn eln3t9er
SieberanialI III Oer&aratpane mebr %portall1,
lno oieielbe eber unter su nieorteer als 3u
bo6er Gemperatur gu leiOen bate. 0agegsn
berrl6te otter cine rubrarttae &ranfDett IN
SoI9e gu rei6li6er Tleii6nabrung, pel6e
Die portDiegeno an 8flanaenfo(t gepob1ten
&litenneger i6le6ter %rertraaen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-08
(8rtef on bic Observation-Disclosures
Ste Goltt m~bnsfeter Unto 0er beiIt9e
St1tDI.
0 m, q. eSuIt.

ST. M, Fl. SuIt.
@on tetnem Sounerain lit Der grDBen
Seier, bic ii6 in Nmerifa norbereitet, UNI
@hriltopb Columbus 3l ebren, 10 Diel per-
iOnLi6e5 Sutereiie entgegen8ebra6t, ais
ple bon benz glOrrei6 regierenoen Bapite
SEQ XIII. Sc bOber Der StanDpunft zines
Wtenl6en lit, ie tueniger Sorgen ibm
itebenoe 6eere, piorige Notwithstanding 1T
ben Barlamenten, fronOireEoe Staatsz
marner uno ionittge 8ei9aben unierer poz
Iitilden uno tptrtbl6aftli6eu @rtiten3 i'm
alien europa MAIDEN, UNI 10 ioealer lit iein
@eoantenhug, I'M 10 let6ter Deritebt CT,
Dab cine frete 9tation in ioealem @ebanten>
l6munge nit taft uilerborten Wtitteln Selte
Dorbereitet, Die einem Wtanne gelteu, Der,
bon ielbitIoien Sntereiien seleitet, Die 98elt
bon oan1als Inn ungebeure 26nDeritreden
bereidert unb Der Civilization erl9loflen
bat.
Wfit boiler @u9t mirten bic @reignilie,
Der abselaufenen Sahrbunberte a1f einen
btltortl6 un0 pbilplopbli6 10 reid begabten
@eilt, tpie 9apit SEQ XIII. elmer lit, uno
nit BOILER 8egeiiterung i6lieBt er iih ben
getrebangen oil, Die ein ltets pentpHrpiges
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-08
sse.e entSeenmeen tn onsstfrtta,

Ser ounfle @elttbeil lit troB aaer 9ur6s
fori6unsen un6 @ntoeGun9en nod in lets
mem Snnern gr0Btentbetls unbefannt.
Selbit Der &omgo>Sta lit nur an ben
ufern oes sroBen Sluies unD etnigen ietner
6auptnebenltrDme befannt. 0aS JtegergeS
bet lit nod iebr tuentg erforldt, uno rings
bon ben 9roBen Seen lit nod piel gu errors
i9en. tSa, in Deutl6>O t>Qfrtfa bat tai
ioeben eine Mn3abl Seen a%ufsefunben, BON
benen man bis jebt fetne Qbrlung bate.
Son 81. Ssfar 8aumann, Der am IL.
Mpril AM SpetegoLf beS 0tttortasg tDan3a
an9elanst lit, lteet bereits eiu 8ert6t letler
aulebt our6 n0aig unbefanHtes @ebtet tlibs
reuben 0teiie Dor. 0erielbe entbGlt lberz
rai6enbe @ntoedun9en. 3und6it bat Or.
8aumann ben Wtaularalee ca. Is Wfetlen
lang gefunoen bet elmer bur6l6ntttltden
Breite bon 10 Meilen. Ser See bat ial3iz
9es, bttteres QBaiier nit itarfen Sal5abz
%lagerungen an ben ufern.
Der Wtarih Or. 8aumann's gtn9 bon
&letn>Nrri6a bur9 Die Qanbi6aft 8as
langa am georbenoe bes Waniardlees, am
Situfer oelielben entlang bis gum Sioenoe
Dur6 Die 2arol6aft umbu9De an Gitls
bern uno Gleln ret6es Sano, tapfere lhDn
gebaute Betpohner -. odnn am We1tuter
beS Waniaraiees mad gtorben bis gtgcronz
goro neitli6 bonn g~tatronlee, ND Elm tLetner
Sal3lee glet6en gtamens angetroffen tpuroe.
8oR pier aus aog bic Expedition am Fl.
WlGr3 mad @eften unb ftteB anl %. Wdr5
unertpartet auf etn ungebeures 8aiiers
befen. ben Glaft>See, an DeIien Norbranbe
iie entlang marl6irte, ,m6breno Die QSaliers
flG1e na6 Sioen binter benz Sori3ont
nrrf6hfnn1n C1r SH0ntr1ot4rf U1pprt ffHh
uber oielen bisber DOQig uubefannten See
in Dem 8ertht p!e folgt:
vS6 mar burb oieie GntbeGune iebr
uberrol6t. ba feline, ielbit erfunoigun9sz
tpeIle Na1rlAt Iber 6as 8sitebeH zines 10
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-08

nabm oor etnigenNbenoen Elm iunqerWanu,
melbem ein l6mar6er Sbnurrbart unD
Badenbart SI lprol1elt begann, Quarter
uno trug leinen ytamen ais 81. st. Babcof
aus Bottom in DaS Sremoenbu6 Elm. Sauna
III ieinem 3tu1mer an9elan9t, begann er
mad Gigarren ltno Branntipetn gu tlinz
geln 3u leinen Wea6l3eiten tranf er @ein
uno lebte iiberbaupt auf groBern 6uBe. 2lm
Montaoe itellte lt6 berauS, 0aB CT tpeoer
@epGf nod @elo beiaB uno er puroe in
sSplge oe1len tpegen t3ehpreIeret perbaftet.
NIs 8riefen in Ietnem SeliBe gtng berDor,
nab er Wtar Selbmann betBt unb IN Noar1s
i'm Staate Stem gort cine sSrau uno bret
Gi1oer bat. 2luf ibm oorgele9te Sragen
rGumte er elm. nod spei Srauen su beltBen.
@r muroe Dem Yoii5eigert6t itbertDtelen
urlo tDegen 3e6preIeret 81 oretmonatlt6er
Straiarbett auf BladmelI's Ssla1o Derurs
tbeilt. gia6 Der 8~erfInoigung oesl1rtbetlss
lpru63 miinIhte Elm getpilier Shtred aus
Stem Nord Telomann 81 ie6en; ais er ibm
geSel9t moroen mar, Dergli1 ar lbn nit
elmer Photographic, tpelde er in Der 0ano
bteLt ulo ertldrte, bab Selonta1ln Der BON
i6m @elu6te lei. @r S6lreG, babe in
GleueLauD in Sbto cine g%eripanote gebabt,
Die our6 Bubma6en 81, 500 ertporben babe;
I'M Nnfang Stunt babe tie elren Wianr1, Der
fi6 WoIie nannte, tennen 9elernt uno ibn
am 20. Stunt gebeiratbet; Der iunge @Des
mann aber Jet balo oarauf nit Dem @eloe
Der Srau bur6ge6rannt. Selomann miro
9egenmGrtig BON GleDelanb aus auf @runo
ie6s Deri6teoener 9lnflagen uerfolgt.
= 9teier Sage fubren GbeoDore 8ennps
paGer uno Soieph 0ugbes aus Baltimore
aIT Dem Morten @reef gum eSilhen aus uno
nolten gum S0oteu Der Slide 0pnamtt be-
nuBeG. Dis BennDpaGer Elm Stld 0es
geIG6rIiben SprengitofeS III oaS Waller
mart erplootrte IS, tDobel YennDpaGer ges
t0otet uno 6ugbes iAwer uerleBt lpurbe.
= 9ie proteitantti9en grebiser in 6reez
port IN SuinoiS baben an SoRntag Die
ftGbtiiGe Yernaltung, ben Wiapor al Der
SplBe, sum @e9enitanbe tbret &an5elbe>
|trahtungen gemadt. @tner oerlelben, 9tep.
@ogar st. 6iq. mari Der itdottihen Ser
maltung Dor, baB Die SpielbGuler 10 ptTen,
mte &aufldben, betrieben perben aud babe
er logar Das @erI6t .uernomnen, 0aB Ole
fir ben 8au bon Nb3ugsfanGlen betDlut9teu
@eloer niht i'll Die geb0rt9en &alien ges
flolien ieten. Sn Der 1llngit ab9ebaltenen
StaotratbSitBung ernannte Der Wfapor
Niemann Die 9lbermen Wiilner, BudleD
unD Waboea 3u Wfitglleoern zines Nusz
ihuiies 3lr ~unteriuGuue Der bon ben @etitz
Iihen miber Die itdotii6e 8erpaltung err
bobenen acknowledgement, UNI Der Burger
i9aft Dariiber reinen Q8ein ein3ui6enfeu.
Qlnslaro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-08
Sut sSre~mmocsfrejIe.

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nots Staats3ettu ng".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

supreme CouInsai Ieln-i;e'fs, eoa.nn,d Motion
calender called at IL o'clock ~ n,..o ,.. -
supreme cospeso Tstm c cn caSh
supreme Court Specia lernmrarfr iiIN2 Ta' Isoo
l54s, $685., 1901, 1892, 1896 1876 4o7i $685. 1900
W mil MI Cngt-per, I-Ca.,s from Part Ill.
Circuit Court-psrt II-BefOrc Patterson. J-csse' from
oir ut court-part Iv-Adourncd for the tcrn
Surrogate CouftEHoe Ean'2m, s-will; Of NARA =.
SehI % 10 'g" fos gob. 80 @ fSon,
fin, HS,bcii ';cnnan pansi. Many, William Jank,d
iiunte, I.mie Louis "oyon, Annie white ana 'unA '"
Common Plca,-',encral Adjournd rntl June 8.
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Common Plea.-Tral Terir-Part l. Befotc Gegereh j.
Case on fr-cla Dry Dock l.. b. and b. H. j. Co.
Nv Common pcas-Trial Term-rarts III and IiI-Ad'
''u supror couTt-specla Tem-Befor MeAdam. j.
superior Court~Tral Tefm-part I-Betore Gderseey..
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civ coart~T,isI Term-Part Iy.Bctore F!z.mon.. J.
Short causes; 40 95iCA oo4o 1913 1889 7'77. Equl"
court Of Over aud Termner- Before Inersham, j. and
Assistant District Attorneys Weeks aud Simms-No l.
and fo %ss e eI:
Court Of GcnemI se-sions-Part II-isetore Cowing j.
Assistant District Attorney Bedford-Nos to 49, In
Court Of General s,-sions-Part II-Before smyth r..
ana Assistant Attorney Davis-No' to u In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18
YOR THE NEW YORK YACHT CLUE MEETING.

The regular meeting Of the Ncwiprk Yacht 'luD
eIl be held the clubhouse In Madison ave tomorrow
Night Among the changes In the constitution ana by
laws which will be acted upon Is one allowing officers OF
the Navy on the active st who cloctcd ana pay an
Initiation fee exemption from the annual dues II
f. ptpposcd also that to yachts be assigned oihcia
nun,,cr, by the Regatta Committee and that register
no ken, NJ these numbers II l. also proposed To-
strike the mealrcr from the list OF officers OF the cub
and have a mcosurcr appointed by tile nag oNcers 10
serve for one year Heretofore the Office OF noasirer
has been an elective the canddaf" being chosen
n the same time and IN the same manner ~ tho othrr
officers Of the club. All these proposed changes VIII
be- il 1, thought. for the best Interests OF The cluD
and get things down to more perfect worhng OASIS
II Is understood that the club will be extremely
liberal this year In the matter Of prizes aud Will give
an unusual number Of rrgattas. The Regatta Com
mttcc Is the best one the club could have and the
members arc deyising all sorts OF races Tor Tile coming