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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
TRANSFERRING THE SEALS.
THE OLD AND NEW MINISTRIES JOURNEY
TO OSBORNE HOUSE.
v.p1JAMEyT PRoRoGUED UNTIL NOVEMBER 4
NEW APPOINTMENTS BE-
SLOWED BY THE QUEEN.

SLOWED BY HE QUEEN
rordon Aug 1s.-The members OF the late Ministry
,oo the Victoria station at half-past o'clock this
~, on special train bound for Osborne House
80 deliver their seals Of Office TO the Queen. only a
Iii crowd gathered at the station to witness their
sor,ure Two hours later the new Ministers left
-, same station, also special train. on their
ov IN Osborne House. to receive the seals OF Office
7, ues p.nerlly thought that Mr.. Gladstone would
occomnapy his Cabinet to-day. but for some reason
he did not 60 with them.
Tho cabinet Committee on the HomeRue bill COM
nrs.s Mr. Gladstone, Lord Iierschel. Lord Spencer,
Iohn Morley sir g. o. Trevelyan, Lord Kimberley
and Arnold Morley.
There we're only thirty Members present in the
House Of Commons this evening when Parliament was
TSn House held meeting at S O'Clock this after
noon. when there was change in the seating OF the
.Se Of the Chamber The Irish Members. however,
remained the Opposition benches, as did also Messrs
tbst the House hold nm autumn session, but the
Speaker declared that the Inse could not consider
The following additional appointments were ohicially
announced late this afternoon MI, ,,,..,-..n ,,,o,
Herbert Gladstone. son OF the Prime Minister, ,huer
SECRETARY OF the Home Office
Thomas Burt labor Member), Parliamentary Sec
re,ar, OF the Board of Trade
George Granville Leycson Cover Conroler OF Her
Majesty's household.
The list Of bonors bestowed by the Queen was an
The Earl Of zetland, late vceroy of Ireland, has
VlscOnnt Canbrook and Baron wloughby de Ercsby
have been created ears.
Sir Ranald Knightley Sir Archibald Campbell; SIR
Thomas Brooks W. a. Tysse IA, amherst W. J. Leigh
John mo MnIH Re Pvy conncorS apponted are Professor
Huxley and Jesse Collings NJ p;
Birmingham POST and Edward Lawson, of " The Lon
COMMONS nn ft Ecclesa. and John BlundeI Maple, Mem
Der for Dulwich have been knighted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
PROGRESS OF THE CHOLERA IN RUSSIA.

st. Petersburg Aug 1S.-The Official cholera report
saws that there were reported from the various IN
fected districts In Russia yesterday s4oo new cases
of the disease and 32O7 deaths This IL an increase
over Tuesdays figures Of GAO new cases ana oo'
deaths The disease is rapidly increasing in the town
of Poltava, IN South Russia
Paris Aug ls-The journal des Debats," wmch
has been more outspoken about the presence IN France
Of the cholera than any other Influential frehch
ueper still insists upon the presence OF the disease
In Paris The Associated Press correspondent ques
TONED to-day the subject the secretary VI u"
,..,., s,.1 ~ the .-Debats" 1--WE have followed
tbs course said the secretary, "mainly because we
wished to force the Board Of Health to be more
careful and take. in the future. more precautions
against a possible epidemic. But there is no reason
to tear one here this year. The doctors diner on
many points but they nearly all agree IN Saving u
hsrs Il no true Asiatc cholera ia Paris this season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
THE PROJECTED FRENCH EXHIBITION.

Paris Aug. 1s-The decision OF the HERMAN WV
eminent not to hold an international eAn'oi''on !"
Ber,n WAS greeted here victory for the projectors
., ,ha. French exhibition. NJ. Bernard, secretary OF
N. psrs Chamber of Commerce, said Sc am CON
WINGED that our proposed exhibition of 1907 Will oe
q great success. do not say this because am d
Frenehman; say so because it is well Known iac''
NJ Eugene Pector member of the ohaihoe' Vi
Commerce and COnsulGeneral OF salvador mere say
@The coming Paris Worlds Fair VIII DE- h'as'''.V'
. .r,nIs II will nrobably cover all the space from
tho Cbamn do Mars TO Asnieres one OF the Paris
suburbs" ~
NJ Jules Haas, another prominent member says
sThe enemies Of France say that we desire war "D'
The best proof of the ialsty Of this assertion Is "e
fact that eight years beforehand We are begis 20
nrenare for another Worlds Fair, when Is sur "
g. the grandest thing OF the kind ever seen OF hcu
Several other members expressed similar opinions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
,,,,NDREDs OF HOUSES BURNED.

ST. Petersburg Aug 16.-The town OF ecrdoVsh' III
the Government of saratOv, which place has suheicu
severely from famine and cholera. was visited Iast
night by fire. Three hundred houses were destroyed
and $500 persons rendered homeless Inc "o,ei"
ment will be compelled 10 give ala III oiuer u A0eP
them from absolute starvation
psrn. Aug. 1s-Fire today destroyed nearly every
hmse in the village Of St. stephen. Twenty-Five mics
southwest of Berne. The population OF the place Is
about 500 ,,.
Berlin Aug. ia dispatch received here ,o-hien'
from Grindelwald switzerland, says mat the ihsiSn
rbnrcb and score OF houses were destroyer ny d
Are there TO dsy. Sparks set fire to chal,IS h'hes
away and TO the surrounding WOODS
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TO CHECK THE REVOLT AGAINST THE AMER.

TO CHECK THE REVOLT AGAINST THE AMER.
Smla. Aug ls-Actng upon a suggestion made BY
the Ameer OF Afghanistan. the Government OK lndla
will In October send political officer to the Kuram
Valley to check the Chka revolt. The agent OF the
Government will be accompanied by military escort.
This Dispatch cabled from the summer headquarters
OF the Anglo Indian Government, Is evidently intended
TO Offset the impression produced upon the British
public by the polite refusal Of the Ameer to hold at
Zellalabad conference with General Roberts. But
IL leaves I'm the same uncertainty before the whole
Afghan question: always menace to the peaceful
relations Of Russia and England. Al any rate, Alb
durrhaman does not seem anxious 10 call the Eng
llsh 10 his assistance since he puts OH until october
the date on which he may ask for this help 10 check
revolt In his dominiOns. such strange delay Is In
keeping with the letter Width the Ameer adj
dressed to the Calcutta Government few
weeks ago In answer to request that lie
should cease from his efforts TO subdue the
Bajaw tribeemen who claimed to be under British
protectorate. Il decline" wrote Abdurrhaman. :" to
abide b. the orders of the Indian Government for
the operations which ! execute 10 repress revolts
my territory, and insure It's tranquility are lcst
mate. am moreover, an Independent sovereign ;
can use the which proper, and will
not tolerate any medding interference in that
regard" The whole policy of the Ameer is explained
In these lines, he wants TO be governed neither by
England nor by Russia, and he leans toward the
or the other at different times, only 10 preserve
his independence. Despite the big pension which
he has received from England since 1856, Abdurf
haman has hesated to show himself occasion
ally pro.Russian whenever he felt that the British
encrDaching too much upon his sovereign prero-
gative and threatening to "Indianize' his coun
try. The conquest, at least the friendship, OF
Afghanistan has always been considered the pivot Of
English policy I'm Central ASIA as well by Mr.. Glad
stone as by Lord Beaconsneld and Lord salisbury.
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miscellaneous.
CressmGklna.

ARTISTIC DRFSSMAK ING.-Cn ique
designs: ko:1 orders at short notice and
mod rate charges goods purchased. " DC
-lf,d Mrs. McELROY, g. East 3th-ht'
opposite DenDings.
DRESSM. AkING.-Fine summer dresses
mad from ~ 81 and workmanship glardn-
tecd also ball, evening, dinner and rec.p-
tlon dresses at equally low prices for this
month. Madam MONA. 43 last -Oth-st.
pRFS>MAK EK.-jood dies,maNr wants
% go out by the dae q 30 per day h's'
--fcr'nce. MISS X. DROZMUN, 321 East
/ I'd I.
DEFSSMA KER.-FleAaut cult r and 1T
-.r ~ q G1y or at hOmN; perfect nc guar
antc.d Indian silk 81 nadine or doth suit,
fadc IN one week for so fancy waists and
Russian gowns a speciality. - East 10Th
t.. near Broadway.
"J.AYETTFS." Ladies' requiring hnc
isnd made lo.g and short outht>, French
aprons, gulmp,-- Sc. VIII find Y 70 their i'd
vantage 10 address MADAME, Tribune
once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
JOHN MoRLEY's ELECTION ADDRESS.

London, Aug 1s-John Morley, the newly-appoih'cd
Chief secretary for Ireland, has Issued an anuc 10
the electors OF Newcastle onTyne. OF which r"'i'
mentary division he Is of the representatives. III
his address Mr. Morley saws that critical moment
has arrived to apply to Ireland the principles OF sell
government which is the secret q the strcheo" Vi
the British Empire. The duties assigned TO him' nc
adds are especially arduous and responsible ana nc
feels assured that the electors viii not choose such II
moment TO withdraw the confidence and support thcS
have accorded him for nine years
Mr. Morley together with the other Minister'S Il
compelled TO seek election upon accepting once
Newcastle ON Tyne returns two MEMBERS OF whom
E.. +. Hammond, Is Conservative. The Con
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
TIE KAISER DENIES RUMoRs OF WAR.

Berlin, Aug. IS. The autumn parade OF the Cardc
de Corps was held to-day Oh the TempclhOi parad"
ground. As the day was opprcssivcy warm, the
mercury marking 81 degrees in the shade Emperor
William ordered that single march past be the only
manoeuvre dispensing with the dchle 10y columns
and companies. When the parade WAS over the
Emperor was surrounded by the officers, to whom
he delivered his customary criticism IN the course
Of his remarks he begged the officers Ia give an abso
lutte denial to all runors OF approaching war and OF
an increase in the budget.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
FURNISHED no oms.

A.-S2. g. 5O.-NiCELY furnished rooSrs
for Young men Lath references. 20 NNt
lOth-st.. near Gth-aVe.
FURNISHED ROOMS, with or "i~1o..
board iarg" tqua-' r"u- $50 hoi
-oorn near elevated and surface cars. liO
Washlng 'on.4vc.. BfOoAlyn.
HANDSOMELY furnished cool pomS.
near l. station: summer prices gentlemen.
D. West 21A-st
VISITORS TO SEW-YOHK.
nishing RON, In most central To- alton, spply
a. 81 Ea>t -lst-st. references.
oi-T-ST. . WEST Dc-lrahlN. cool
rooms superior boa tran-icnt-, luI
engagements row making references
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THE IHER REPORT.
COOLER AND sHOwrRY IL THE CENTRE


COOLER AND smOwrEY IL THE CENTRAL
VALLEYS.
wssh,ogton Aug ls--Thc storm whirh Wa contfa
s,ed,v night over eastern South Dakota ha advance
r,ndly nsrilcastwafd over LAKE superior. sign
aromctric depression has developed over u" west "nI
State. The area Of high barometer central Wcln's!n
pient over Moutana moved sOutAa-twari u tie Mdd
Missouri Valley The high barometer ara central "1 -
Middle Atlantic Coast moved eastward, and the pr
surc IL HIGH over the Gulf OF ST. LGwfcnc" The imp
,,ufa fallen nom he Mode ana Souti'ih 10. y"
Mountain regions ., Lake superior and the IL RlN'r
mo North Valley. IN. terllriut't" has fl>en on "
nnfttHa,t slope u the Rocky Mountains Rain has fdl
rom the Middle Ml.- sppi and Lower ONO Nlers to ~
G,f Snwers have also uifrd III IN" lake region ',
th. Middle and Lower Missouri valleys. Cloud and
rr,cr weather with shower, j. indif0td f1f a." Msd
N..is.lrn and Onto valleys and the eastern lax" region
From M Mi.-i--pld RIVER % the Kurkf unLdih, III
weather will BE- warmer and generally for
FORECAST IN DLTAIL FOR TODAY.
For Ncw.England far, followed at night by shower
in western Massachusetts; cooler 10y sght, southefi,
winds
For EssoIn NowYork. fair, followed in the north b.
showers cooler by FRIDAY night wind shifting to south
westerly.
For Eastern PENNSYLVANIA N"wJci-ey and Delaware
fair followed by showers The mountain districts cooler
by night; southwcstcrly winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
AMERICAN PORK IN GERMANY.

Berlin. Aug. l5-Orfers have been issued BY the
Ministers OF the Interior, Agriculture and Medicinal
Affairs, declaring that, nasmuch examlnaii n
proves that many American hams and SIDES OF bacon
contain trchinac, imports Of such provisions must
not he placed upon public sale here unless they have
been examined by the Prussian authorities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
FORECAST IN pLrAIL FOR TO-DAY
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Tribune Office. Aug. 10, l a. mt grew shado
mugger Yesterday. weh light southorly wind
and clear -klcs. The humidity was ~ and =;
for morning evening The temperature ranged between
II and IS degrees, The average 49, being 60 higher thar
on the ondng day last year. and -. higher
Wednesday.
H. and near this city day there Will probably b.
generally fair weather. possibly with shower cooler
night
KANSAS CITY AND RETt'RN-S25
BY "Amcrica's Greatest Railroad tie New York
Central Take the best.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
Horses and Carriages.

FOR SALE.-A pair OF flne mahogany oay
horses close mated all black points, l14
hands high, 9 years old thorouehly Drokr 70
sl harness can trot In 81. va raIted -ound
and fearless Of anything. Cal on w. Is.
SNYDER. SI4 WyandOtte-st., south Betnle-
hem. Penn.
wAHTED.-5o. oOo. 900 people to send
Tor Birch's carriage and harness cA;A-
ncderNtA prices don't pay such eatravsgant
prices fOY harness No carriages ssho-
lished 1862. AdAresI J. II. BIRCH. Eur
t1GSea. N. J.
FOR SAr.F.-Hsmb'etonan mare Ux
years old fifteen ands high. ANDREW
BARR, JR., AVG .ale, ". j.
FOR LE-HsmbletonIan mare six
Years old fifteen hands high. ANDREW
BARR, Jk.. Avondale. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
Gounlrn Real estate for Sale

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.-D~ell
ings for sale Of 10 let; iarge ass' ftneht OF
handsome building sltn', terms ed-I
TUBS & TAYLOR, Beokma.i-st, \. =.
BEAUTIFUL country place at loi1harn.
800 ct frontayr o. twO y. nclpi' a,e"ucn
good hous. and barn dec.d'd bargain. Il.
81. FL ..TON. Tribune Building.
HANDSOME summer residence. vel 10
Gated: II ROOMS modern cor tIl"hces an
andagua Lake az 100. Add esH SfIA thL
KARGAIN, Box 1911. Canandiignd' y. J.
MENDUAM, n. Peach Orchard M
FOR rale' The chdccS si% it,. In s tSSn !.
nearly acres close No centre; AdoTrs
". Hnlside.avs.. Montclair, y. J.
PALISADES PARK.-Chciec lots on go
monthly payments no free pass call Al ~
Chamkers.st. and 90 with our salc,na
tree OF expense. lie at our office al l. 80
noon and our aren't viii take you IN inc
property.
TIE ORANGES. n. J. (nssr ali "a.
tions1. Real estate for sale. New modern
r"sid.nce best location, $40. 900. FDW. r.
HAMILTON Co. s6 B"ay' " T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19

MR. DEPEW WILL NOT DISCUSS THE STRIKE
lomburg, Aug 1e-Chauncey VI. Depcw. Of New
York, is taking the waters here. All eFota to in
duce him TO discuss the railroad troubles at Buffalo
have so far proved frutless.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
flats "a Get, ilnfurnisbeo

ELEGANT light. v'll-N~S lh'l u''o'-
Crtral rari. No - West 6i,h.st. strong
-. iucrU euii.
THE FIFTH AVENC u.
I.o37 and OaS fif,hlve
corner sJth--t
Elegant apartment. rooms ana pan az
iuuloyeu ,nt- 81 .tpta-- md steam neat.
CHAS. w. FrEsS Supt.,
on the premises
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for Sale.


At REDUCED PRICf.S.-5o 500 second.
-, a. ~ .nd iron working machines ;
ny ..tH,,nE N EDDY. sos Man.
o. - -
\ SMALL NoI NEli'LD tpis NNLi''
,..tlble fos lo,-l.n.hou'", che"p on &c,
cunt - own,r leaving city. Inquire ."S
lat 'ith--t ---
N,.NtrrCrNT 5000 Upright piano.
sl5o trr.e pedal. ,hr.e string. duulIr ac-
Ion sto-sg.. 80 Wet 80 r..
M ,cI.r.-IIteh Z Grad. p.rup.sus
ara wheel, never .,..l must b. ,o.G tlI'
SAFETY. lilb.nr oar'. --
HI, yClr -I,lc.' fu.5tu ,uF iul
. irty .n'N.. lsf pro" Il. m'nh pre-
u .ii.. c"-' or. -'o. ''' 81 I'N ~.
t... l.... !. an.
~ - : ""l'l~t ,,I'.,
"a" ~ pnl1 ,- I...to, =.
- o., ',.,,',.., p, 'frr. -l,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19

AT REDUCED PRICt.S.-5o 500 second.
md wood sad iron working machine,
.niiy RraflntlcS nachlBer! bought and "a
sasnssd .EOitoE n. EDDY. Soe MAI
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tjelp WanIso.


AGENTS AND CANVASS Eis mae or
female ~ ~ 81 daily iroht' n.Iv
perience unnecessary no ''I ra1 psrs cn.Sr,
snSress puISAM & CO.. West " inst,d
Loan.
LADIES ana GENTLEMEN Wsn'rl q"
t.ke orders Tor 400 y - 40 80. '' .
| History. cy'.oIei.a ~ Nit'nN "l.
.r conL..s.ioh. Address lloLhh''''' -
| 6 At lOth-st.
AGENTS. with rs elias i'rencc-, TO
tale harsc u district wber re- nag pls'H
am, probable work Apply for 2aiu' eia, :
| Il. ette only. GES EHAL A6E-N-, hooh'
i3s. ~ u galway y. \.
! Br.kHAM FEAMtss - Man want q
Who tiorouqhiy ind .rs'and- cutting anu
u .-~inc: alao 10 cut ratt'rns. LONDON
| MO. CO.. 81 W-st c3d-st.
EMpIol MENr or Nil KIN ~ no.
| cured for mrn, aud nnlc Srlp lnri.shei 90,
| T. employers. MUTUAL A''EN'l' III
I u oaaway.
IF YOr ARE .ccslnp employment or
wish ~ make a chInet. call al me o.d'
~,tatl.-hed and f~'lahle NEW-NORk
| AGENCY v6s -ons - ~ ~ cia-- qrickly
rr,ri,rod new OH 10 every IA info r,.-
tion free 20 Bfold"ay. cfn shot
RAILROAD swlrCHNEN O. ring
w PIX ont OF b,wn can secure work by ar ~.
inc 70 L. G.. SULLIVAN. - Fulton -st..
under United States llo,cl.
aaOEs.-Meu WantG H. ,cll gents shoes
and take wc1-GT's. ippiy - fofthndt-,t
wANTED.--A young man ~ ine-'rn.rr
IN ha1k; s'larv m"d-rs'" Address
CASHIER. BOX IA, Tribune onlce.
WANTED. An Al advertising canvasser
1 for \ first c ass. old Established weekly tr'de
/ journsl must have good address, undeg-
stand MS business and 10 well recommend
ed Address stating ago. appearance, ttG.
ATWOOD. Fox 10, Tribune once.
wANTED-An eSp,rt soenosrspher and
quickly. O. NJ. NOBLE. 81 Pine-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19

servatives 1t is sad have determined to contest Mr.
Morley's when he stands for reelection, and they
that the results of the last election such
as TO Justify hopes Of his defeat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
25ns,ness Gbantcs.

SERVICES as PARTNER and some cap
itai wanted IN we i-'r snl- -, y >-h"o'
address SCHOOL, Tribune once.
THE WHOLE OR ANY PART or 30
sns, "a a. two-thirds It's value BY ad-
Sressing q. r. BAILEY, Mansfield. MASS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
goun1rn nral estate for Sale

FFRNSIDR STOCK FARM cannot be
excelled for beauty and pioductlvenes,
NOV hsrve.tirg 10 tens hay magnificent
yiews suuprb roads. fashionable society
don't miss this opportunity 10 QUICK
purchase the price will be a great Ia ain !;
Term. ~ coo casI balance may rehaih Vi.
mortgage for term Of years az o fr cent
interest J.. D. CoNplOI' i Moh'to "o''
st.. Jersey city. y. j.
ELBERON. ". j., and West End.-for
sale, elegant cottages. special bargains
WIN. LANE, Loag Branch, opp. nu'Ie, :.
FERNsIpE FOR SALE. . a..
The celebrated 1,00O.acre farm tne
Berkshire Hills. near Lenox ana oloSn.
bridge, buildings comprise houses nnI
water supply TO houses and bs ms prm ,soe
forests, 40c aces, alone worm IN. p'i'V %,
800 acres now In hay being hsIve,tca. a.
i MOntsOnery-st, Jersey City. y. J.
FOR sALE-One Of the finest estates
BEACH 81 Broadway n. Y.
THE CHANCE Of a lifetime for a physi-
ciap wanting practice and a home ioI saI
bv reason Of death residence office, meoIeei
library, medical instruments, hoiss, CAT
been occupied a. q physician's office Tor IN.
past twelve years; eve ythinE In the pes'
order. Address s. 4. SMITH. Executor
Newark. n. J.
200 ACRES about half clear balance N
groves OF lsree trees: q brook running
ti,rough, with . pdckerel pond; well AZ,
MATED for cottages for summer rasidene.s
among the trees; el00 an acre II nhss
from New.Ysrk. PIIMPTON. . r'Ae'S@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
Couu,rn Real estate Go Get.

COUNTRY HOUSE TO LET.-At Gen
ridge and bloomfield 10 hlhu'r- 'vu'
New. YorA ! fuFnlsh,d house, iot tn'
vinter months. NATHAN RI SSfLL'
Bloomfield. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
domestic 5ltnafions Uante6

UsEFu L.MAN.-By Swede IN private
family: any part Of country ean Wait M
ttsIa asa cave FOR silver; has 5000 rSer-
erfe. tal be secn a, Mrs. bACON'S
Oincs, 35y 6ta-a'e.
can mills. griAs and ,sAr caro- OF AVN aud
ce.Gen. JAMEs pKENDEhGAS -
Washing oD-ot.
VALET or AfTENDANr-by expe,ioncel
y0nn, nan used TO travel, for gentleman
Iona % i~oisa, references. JOHN iAEL
/ BERG. SOC 3G-aye.
D fy,te mouse az any kind OF work; no pay
. want tNc English lessons per day. L.
( NALENT 339 East 115th-st.
WAITER Onarr.ei). competent In all
LIaachc. lunchusn bartender wosI@ eays
work. FRANK MEYER. 2,l2i 2dsve.
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Uurh WanIec.
Males.

M EXPERIENCED Tea.-es;ate man
vs.os ,p,lt.on collecting, rnuhz, caring
l..gor.}, aul take enUr. charge OF sane :
Ts.o o e. and Lond. T., Postonite Box
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
BOARD an0 Rooms.
CITY.

GiiAMERCY PARK To let. with
bo~fd, handsomely furnished rooms. tar
sleEt OF permanent: house a sUri0Lad-
iugs uneXcept enable.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-02-01
THE ELECTRIC LIGHT.
It Was Exhibited In London Forty-Three
Years Ago. .s

It Was Exhibited In London Forty-Three
Years Ago.
The Scientific American calls attcn-
ton to an item published in that paper
December 0, 1913, which will be q sur
prise to many, Us it is generally sup
posed tho electric light is n production
of the present decade. The following
is the item:
"Thc inventors Of new electric
light, exhibited at the Western Literary
institution, Leicester square, London, on
its recent rcopcning under the row aus
piccs, expect, it is said, to apply it gen.
orally to shop and street illumination,
and they state that while the conveying
will cost no moro than gas, the expense
Of illumination will be one-twclfth tho
price of the latter light. The current
of electricity in passing through the
two pieces of charcoal which form the
poles of the circuit, and are excluded
from all access Of air, gives, in this
case, it is said, an intense and beautiful
white light, with the effect of daylight
to n much greater extent than the limo
docs, and having this advantage, that it
is sustained and continuous. If G1cssrs.
Static & Pctrie can thus produce u
steady and sustained light, they have
accomplished what has hitherto been
the preventive to the substitution OF
galvanism for gas. Tho Mechanics
Magazine states that this one light
completely eclipsed ten gas lights and
oxyhyGrogcn. The gas companies had
better look out. The dissatisfaction OF
the public with their misnanagement
may have begotten q rival destined to
eclipse many more than merely ten OF
their gas lights"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-02-01
The Board of'Fardons.

w. III. G. German, sent from Storey
for grand larceny. Denied.
James Mccarthy, Storey, for mur-
der. Denied.
F. McTigue, Esmeralda, for ten
years for manslaughter. Denied.
j. Wells, Storey, burglary. Denied.
George Williams, Elko, horse steal.
ing. Denied.
IL. G. Glendenning, Eureka, houst
breaking. Pardon granted.
Robt. st. Clair, murder. Denied.
Ritz, passing counterfeit money.
Pardoned. Although Ritz made no
application, was pardoned. Some
time ago he frustrated plot on the
part Of some of the convicts to burn
the shoe shop. Cloth had been satu-
rated with coal oil, and fuse lighted.
He saw the fuse burning and notified
a guard that something was wrong,
us there should be no light burning
in the shoe shop at that time. Ritz.
by his accidental discovery Of the
burnin': fuse, saved The building, and
his pardon vas the the reward. --TAp-
peut. 1885,.