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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-03

YESTERDAY the body Of . white male infant
was found at liza aud F streets northwest
JOHN q. Brown was found sick at 5th and
Freedman's Hospital
d. WoRTHrxGTox of Baltimore was run over
by cab yesterday afternoon at the race track
at BeEniny and WAS injured about his left side.
His irienjs took him home on the train.
An assignment OF Bessie johnson for the
benefit OF creditors, to James E Taylor, was
fled yesterday.
ABOUT $50 o'clock yesterday afternoon Ar
thur Davis. . bricklayer Oh the library build
ing. fell from scafold distance OF twenty
feet and was severely injured about the back.
He Was taken to Providence Hospital.
THOMAS TRuNNKLL was acquitted In the
Criminal Court yesterday on the charge Of lar
ceny.
IKE BELL Flower Pleasure Club" hes elected
officers a. follows. n. Rouse, president; r.
Coz. vice president; L Hosmer, secretary; Z.
Sparks, treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-03
The National Bank Inyestigation.

The House committee on banking and cur
rency today continued the investigation into
the failure OF the Keystone National Bank.
Controller Lacey was again on the stand and
recoun,ed at length the history Of the failure,
telling how seven stockholders had appealed to
him not to appoint receiver as they expected
to succeed in rehabilitating the bank He also
told of number Of applications that had come
to him for appointment Of persons ss receiver
Of the failed bank. One OF the applications,
he said, was Endorsed by Thomas Wanamaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-03
The Concord Welcomed to vick.burg.

The CONCORD WeIcomod % VfcKsburg.
The U. &. man-of-war Concord, on her way
to Memphis, arrived at vicksburg yesterday
afternoon and cast anchor in West Pass. As
the ship came in sight two attachments Of the
Warren Light Infantry, stationed on the
heights below the city. fred . national salute,
TO which the vessel replied. Tugs and steam
ers have been plying between the Concord aud
the shore, and she has been visited BY thou
sands,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-03

FlANK Bonn,ws, tried in Judge lfillsr's
court today fUr threatening the Life Of Charles
Godfrey was required 70 givs e20o real estate
security or 60 down Tor sfxty dayA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-03
SHOOTING STARS.


81 thought that was pretty good joke my
SELF" said the raconteur. 'You saw it, didn't
you?"
NO" replied the man who never laughs; Il
heard it"
Here we are, old salt and old tar" said the
Goldfish, as it dropped FROM the basket to the
asphalt pavement
II would be great comfort il Il were posi-
BILE to have the man who wants to know IL it s
hot enough and the summer girl come early
and play farewell engagement
1t Is but short time till We reach that Pc
riod Of anxiety as to how mnch Of little Johnny
will survive the Fourth OF July.
do you think there is ever . time when we
should not put great deal of heart in what we
are doing?" she asked
YES" he answered, when We are drawing
for a club dush."
HISTORY AND ITS RrFHrITIoN.
The blazer will be here anon,
And Cupid reach his glory;
Inc tennis court. the score Of love,
And there's the old, old story.
Sweet spring, while We wooed you and babe you
appear.
Your tokens you brought in lump;
You're hoyden to come to Us thus, it is clear,
With hop and skip aud jump.
very substantial rise in real estate Is wit
messed when the wind succeeds In getting
under the dust on an asphalt pavement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-03

Here We are, old salt and old tar" said the
goldfish, as it dropped from the basket to the
asphalt pavement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-03

A very substantial rise in real estate Is wit
Messed when the wind succeeds In getting
under the dust on an asphalt pavement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-03

Your tokens you brought in q lump;
You're hoyden to come to Us thus, it is clear,
With hop and skip aud jump.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-03

hwould be great comfort il II were pos
BILE to have the man who wants to know ii /
hot enough and the summer girl come eal
and play farewell engagement
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-29
A Patent Suit Involving Millions.

LYNN. Mass. May 2a-About twenty-three
prominent Lynn shoe manufacturers held a
private meeting yesterday to consult regard
ing case which involves millions Of dollars
and concerns every shoe manufacturer in the
country. In 1881 the estates OF Joseph Davis
and jerome ingalls, Of Lynn. and D. Lefaver l.
Son OF Beverly. were attached in an action of
fringement OF com bination steel and leather
shoe shank rat"nt. granted in December. 1884,
to Calvin Rice u Beverly Gen. Butler was
the claimants counsel. The suit was not
prosecuted. 1t Is now brought up because the
creditors Of Joseph Davis. finding that his in
solvent estate cannot be settled until the Mt
tachmcnt is dissolved. havc decided to press
the suit to trial, The ,patentee is now dead.
His widow and weak minded son are his
heirs. and Gen. Butler will appear in their be-
half. The case will probably come up in the
United States Circuit Court in Boston next
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-29

mt zss sAs sss S3ss %.
n ns o %ere sRns ADa 80 s
s:ssss & sHd net ' sSisSsS an IN
The Rio Grands Western Rail5oad, reports
crease q siD;22i as compared With the same me
e @nss s w. l'ar' and net s'4i0i an In
Treasury balances compare with those Of
sH s.f Gin ma ss:. 5is9
treasury nste. " ."....... I4ls.les b4oo16o
Totals. ..............si24 i5s. 90 sI2a.Glaes7
Dfposits in national banks sl32Sa2;ht
bullion purchased under the act Of July IA,
a asoy Tt,boiMaS end Treasury notes sh s
GOO 90 are outstanding.
Money in London. i,dO't p cent Rate OF dis.
count Gov IN tne omen market ior botn snort t
Paris ndvices' quote 3 I, cents at 80 francs l2H
confines, and exchange on London at 20 francs
lIh confines.
Mcssrs. A. NJ. Kidder q Co. who have sue;
Gamble Company. whose common stock IS now
oer in few days the the Trsston Potterioa COM
pany as an attractiye and safe Investment
EApeTt. uC-
countants have examined tho books OF all tho
companies. and report that the average
earnings for n series OF years show on tho
proposed Capitalization very, handsome divi-
dends. These companies. II Ia stated. manu-
facture about as y cent. Of all the sanitary
plumbing ware made in the United States. The
capital stock is $1,000. 900. and tho net earn
inIs OF tho several companies for, 1891 arc
equal to y e cent upon the preferred and 10 =
cent. upon the common stock of the consoli-
dated COMPANIES. Nlessrs l.. II. Taylor Il Go.
Of Philadelphia and Trenton. and Nlessrs. IT.
win. Ellis \ Ballmnnn 81 Cincinnati. are asso.
bringing out the stocks OF this company.
The New York Betting and Packing Com;
pnny, Limited. must I've added to the list OF
successful industrials which are rapidly sur.
passing the dividend record Of many Of the
railroads. The regular dividend for the, eight
months ending FEB. ~. ut the rate Of = 2 cent.
per annum on the preference and 10 cent;
been declared. This is an immediate payment
to shareholders OF 81 Z, cent. on the prefer
cnco and u, Z cent. on the ordinary shares.
The snes for March and April equal $4,000.
or at tho rate OF S2.SuUUOU per annum.
The sales OF mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
TODAY wpre n q follows.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-29

Richard V. IIarnett & Co. will sell on June G
at the Real Estate Exchange. SO Liberty street,
444 cheap lots situated at Lincoln Heights.
The property is within the limits of Yonkers.
opposite Mount Vernon. and within short
walk OF the Mount Vernon station of the Har-
lem Railroad. The titles TO the lots are guar
antecd. and sixty rer cent Of tho purchase
Persons desiring 10 buy on installments can
do SO. Free railroad tickets ma2 be obtained
by persons desiring t. examine the property
from Walter Fox, ~ Broadway. or from IT, Y.
Harnett Il Co. II Liberty street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-29
Breech.loading Kined Mortars.

PROVIDENCE. May 2s-The Builders Iron
Foundry recently completed. three months
ahead OF the timo required by contract. tho
last OF the thirty breech-loadinG riflcd mortars
which they have been making for tho United
mortars arc If cast iron. steel hooped, and
weigh about sixteen tons. With n charge of
jcctile weighing $50 pounds is thrown about
six miles. During the recent threatened war
with Chill. five OF these mOrtars were sent to
the Pacific coust.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-29

nrm Quoted: Domestic. common to fair. t,ia4tc.:
Ranyoon. in bond 2Es age; Patns i,fe!lo: do. in
bond. 2As3c; Japan, Jia05i+c.; Java. 4sts5c
NAVAL SrosnsDSpiri,s turpontine duh. weak. and
lower. closing at 2p.4s 2i,ac; for regulars and
Quoted Common to good strained a. 81 3,ssi ?7,s.
IL" salss S: f, s!% M ::a ae II" = s e:
wv G." s3; Nv W" s3.c5. Tar quiet ats237K, o.
b. Pitch dull at 81 10. ,,-.--
PsrnoLkuN-Naonsi Transit certificates were dull at
t.sht further decline opening r. SSac ssl,nS A.
Refined in bbis 6O5c: Gulk. $3.50. Crude in bills.
b.lOC.; bull, 2,lHDc Napntha, DC.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-29
10 INSPECT THE II. T. SYSTEM
Mr.. Spencer OF Drexel, Morgan 4 Co, VII
Go South for the Purpose on Monday

11rs SPeuCeT VI DTcHeII 1UuFBuu az GO. VIII
Go South for the Purpose on Monday.
Mr.. Samuel Spencer Of the firm OF Drexel,
Morgan 4 Co. will leave this city on Monday
afternoon for tour OF inspection over tho
Richmond Termina; system. He will be &C.
companied by President W. G. Oakmun. and q
thorough examination will be made of tho
properties. Should Dieyel. Morgan e. Co. un.
dertake the rehabilitation OF the Richmond
Terminal Company the report OF Mr.. Spencer
by reason Of his familiarity WITH the manage
ment OF the great railroad systeins Of the coun-
try. will he OF material assistance to the firm
in their effort. TO deal with tho subject OF re-
organization in he sole interest of TIE security
holders Mr.. Uakman said yesterday that ten
days or two wee IS would probably be required
Tor the examination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-29
or Counsel for c. r, Il. and Receivers.
SAVANNAH. May 20.
New York Markets,

SATURDAY. NAY 2s.-FLouR AND MKAL-The Produce Ex.
cnAneo was closed ana prices were nominal at anne ed
hss a.. g S@"sd fiSSGr sbi,fns 81 .nper
g 25ssa q; cieari ssstssI 20: straishts. s425S
e S2. PATENT spring s4bosS+ 80: winter. S4b5S
- s inr S,aS%sS+ Germ meal bDl-s3soS
Co1IoS-fntures opened dun amt f~atureless Int af.
nrWhru made some Improvement on a demand TO
cover contracts ttiirai-d 10y the fact that Monday is
'i"se hoiuay le crop Reports we're regarded as
a.. ~ "a any way spot cotton Was fairly
1910" export ana prices were steady; iulliuy M.
ants lsc do CUTS. lalc Tho following arc The details
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proposals.


no toSlRAtIOkS.
QNEDl'rf COMMISSIONERS OFFICE room 2O1
~ ''rNHt bud ~, 80 roadway New York, Nay
-. lsg.
Eds pro- ustls for doing the work and furpishins
n HattrI called ioF in the approved form of cor
art non u!r IN The "ttce 81 tie Aqueduct Comma,
~ on 'rnt"h lHErr 10 "a. town of Cortland. West
shsi"I cInN NV iork; YIN h. received At this Of.
nLi93tH y w. AZ wlcll place and hour they will bs
rnhi 'Iy opened ~ the Aqneiurt Com And
tn" award % he con rart TOR doing said and fur.
ni,l,in: SAD materials VIII DO made BY said Com.
Blank forms OF said approved contract aad thu
atons thereof and bids proposals and propes
envelopes for their enclosure and form OF bondS sS1
Also the plans for said WORK and all other nfoYmatSn
y, on .ppcs,ion TO The ssorssasy
'rasr Of The AausaSss GGT x bHo3 $500.
80 LuIL.xy. ssssstsxy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-29
Rcai Estate Transfers.

1884 q. rs: 21o. Lene.. S,. 25yxe s9, wmJ q,
Peasant Az s5S Ei fr"nei: Mitchell and wii.to
Peasant Pleasant" S M.'Pny cor iaad st. i7iixe6 Tho.
hne .fs and a. r,s &c nSa .sa sso
"a 100 p .a s.rn Ea aS,s iosx ANN
Knnis to Lena Rantz ......,,,,....i'. 5000
tolames Murphy :. :; ..:....,..,.:. 10
NNsFE,,.sh;s, SsSx ,TreF' jas Murphy 10 :,
Frederick :. Nc Cor Crescent av siexili:
Michael Mcclure and wife to deo jenkins -,,
& isiiy Sp@: :s y VIM IF ' as
wifs....,1.,...., go. ...... 1000
TO David s6erstein :. 1000
Maria Kess er 10 Marie Durenmatt .......D' 1000
han 1850
il Kcdsl. 1850
and wife TO Eliza Michel -. ......,,,.. $1,000
ney. Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Iernhard Liverman" .e...........:.,:...... 2s5oo
Hall and wife to James nAl Building
si.s a. pef'r "a a}o w. 4,h ay 7xioos: cathA
Alexander to Geo Grain. lesooo
Fitzpatrick ex,rx. &c. to Jas Fargo. .:.... 10000
s,.atsla to isaac S Kos sT aSN.o.. D.sc
Rxconprp HoRreAoEa
Banks. Lillian f. TO Harlem Savings Bank, NY.
Ms l2Ith st. " Ienox nv. yr................ $500
West End Az. s0xioo yr.. 10000
De Ruiz. Pauline Il. to Adrian 1selin " corner
Madison av and 18th At, mos. -. 200
Durenmatt. Marie. TO Geo kesser. n Gin.
ton place. 9TH av. yrs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $4,000
Columbus av yr. -. ....,. 10000
West list al, !! 5000
HOLSTER. Georgia =. IN Ca:harine A Thomson,
n%.t"a s.,S." .ns k"snsI 10 Mary Lit: 0oOS
hau.r eNtN. ct al. ~ James ST. yr.......... 1000
Peasant aW iish st, yrs. .::;;,......'. 1000
Moynihar. Edward r. to Laura Miller, ssTth
nj, Lewis st, g yrs. 1900
,ax syFs.:.;... l2too
McCahrey. John j. and wife ct al to the Brad.
ley& Cnrrer Co Ndh n cor Willis av and
NY cor I5lst at and Morris av. $500 $4,000
Riedel Emil u. To Isabella Becker. e . Wiilett
Delaney st yr.......,...... ........,.... 5000
Wichun, Oscar q. to Matilda Well sxor, &c, SIS
Stanton st. 1000
REcoRpKp LEASES.
ChesebronGh Chas A. to Frances Egan, 500
Grand st. yrs Ter yr $1,000
Krtckava Chas. to Christopher Keenan,. ba,e-
ment. &C.. l3a5 Az A, 3 1912 yrs. r-r VI. 2lo
LamoreAux G ". to Jessie Roberts. Jos West
10th ST. yrs. per yr......... ............. 1900
Gres Fred. to Norris Spokesman, 1853 1866 Az
torney ST. yrs per $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-29
Cleet,pns and atlsctinas.

TNnE RnckAWAf MIG. 60. CONSOLIDATED 40
tce Is h"TcpS gwen that the regular annual meet
ing OF the OF the Rockawhy
Co Consolidated for The election Of directors for Tho
coming year. ana Tor the transaction Of such other
brs.ness A. shsi come before the meeting, will take
place the lain DAY Of June lSSs At III O'Clock A. NJ
the office OF The company, 81 Liberty ST., New York
city. u - ]. CNDERiIlLL. Jr.. secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-29

ELEVENTH wAED BANK.
New York, Nav ~, 1888.
held OF the Bank. Avenue d, corner 10th ST.. on
WEDNESDAY,, June Q, 1892
''u 'S'A " SHAa 4 siSws, c..al.s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-29
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.


FOR IuNG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &C.
from ri,I :. y. H., foot Rector -.
For Atlantic highlands. Red Bank, highland Beach.
Seulirigt ANA Iugg BranC. AT 40 Iu:lG A. NJ, 800
Saturdays "a. 8 . ~. 800 +. NJ srdays $3.50 VI.
Pheasant nj lu." NJ, 20 Saturdays only. 3:l5 4.
NJ SGi rlHSs. $50 4 y
For irE' "ooa Tom. Eiver and Barnesa, at 4 80 A.
NJ "a, D ~atur,nyh a:45 T. NJ
For Free. Id ~ 30 l., NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

..x York stock Exchange -snies May IS.
rsrTED STATES AND STATE noSDs I'm sl.oooss
7 Ala. Class B..,.loI ~ lehh oct os'''''' 'oa
q Mat OF &. 1855 lI3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-29
Trains l"ny, nb0ve station via
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
FIR 6Gfidl), NIAGARA Falls, and The West.

& - \ ". 80 + " Sundays Ss15A. IT,. 80 r. NJ
I1r E!,iou, 80, s - \ 1"'Ho. :. 10 a:i5. b:i5.
.'D !. VI. sundays, 90 X! -, ~ 40 4. NJ, 4;lp ~
l. 81.
Tor Erlh'cN IN. Allentown. and rauch Chunk. : 90
= - \ NJ l..3h go. ,.II 80 i. n. Sunaays .:uO
-. !! 90 A NJ, 40, $40 T. NJ.
luE Iikc''n. y L. " NJ I",h' -. 80 T. VI. sun
day. S.lT ~ 90 A NJ. ~ /, VI
twl poins IL the Nnan ! rU"i region nj s.l5 4, NJ.
ITO. ::iI T. tuiuaS-, II ~ 90 A
Tor wIik-. hRrrr, IT. stnn. ana SrEntOl No 4. ".
4 ". i;'O T. NJ
= i nara. Mo A. ". 1850. 7:9or VI sundays.
= - a. 81 T. VI
- .rk,t md nar"r car seats can b" procured nj l7:,
- III. 40 10. ~ Id broHlwAN. IS hlrrHy
3i+ tar a 81, 81 EHs' 81 - 2S Columbus av.. and
rs West i-;,Iii h.w lurk. :Ei Mash n.tOH st. ~
iultrn ~. Ifuohl"n an ~ Hunlray MiuIHJn >bUrgh,
N"stcoit tNprrs> 70 VII 90 tar ,MI CHECK baggage
from hn,e! or . sidrE"" :" drsGliat Oh
\. n MrLknt ,.G HANCOCK.
: ten
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FOR pIlIIADEJ.
READING RAILROAD SYSTEM.

Station foot Ct Liberty ST., North River.
Time Table i'll Effect May 90, 1902.
Trains Leave via
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-29
The Last Of re reress.

These referees appointed IN cases in tbs Stat,
courts IN this city last week:
svFnksE cousr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-29

Government bonds steady, at unchanged
Tho features were Houston and Texas Central
IS. Iowa Central lists, Mobile, and Ohio, gem
and Reading issues. The more important not
advances We're in Atch!son incomes. :. y cent.
TO 5s';: Houston and Texas Central As, u. t.?
1S m4 q and Snd
Vile s.. Il. to sots: lteading general As. <. TO
9Oa: LIST preference incomes. 4. to 7S.: I'd
preference INCOMES. II; to 7ot: "a Preference
Cox. and deferred incomes. ? cent to 20k.
In bank stocks 80 shares Of American Ex-
Commerce at 1913. and 70 shares OF Manhattan
at 1877.
Bar silver in London, 40td.
Money ON call. ',d2 a cent. Time oney
four months. 3 = cent. for six months. and
~ p cent. for sight months on good mixed
Stock Exchange collateral. Commercial paper
is quoted: lrims endorsed bills receivable
months. at ;5.sG4 i cent: good names at
4f65 = cent. and ont-ol.town names ut 5taG
y cent
Sterling exchange strong. Posted asking
rates, S4.S71 for long bills and 81. SS1 for do
I asRa drafts 81 s. and sstlo $751;
s!rh nss and atf H8sa ssichsnarE..
b5 lie Tor cs6los. 95'.Go5 RIO for short.
long and 40 5-l6 for short.
Domestic exchange on Now York: Boston
m rat ana Selling t:15ij PREMIUM. Sa!an:
nnalh.Buyng par selling; = p non.r:a NIX
Premium, San Franncisco-Sight, ~. cents:
MUM rhicago-75 cents premium.
The weekly bank statement shows:
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Reserve sl53I7p.yO Sl6s a., 900 inc. Sb.45sOo
AsVs re'd.. l33.623,g25 lSAo25,o75 Inc. <Ol. o

Surplus slsb65.076 s24el2s26 inc. sb.o5o.s5o
years age Nsl2.i25
90 TBS rs. rsceipts from customs for tho week were
baa ;Seo'slb, and from Internal revenue ~ 51,;
Iss, total Of S5,753b03 against $6,1S8,0 OF
july veg sSIan d making the total receipts since
iN "a 4i bank note circulation outstanding.
sede;;c6,' ~ ","; received during the week for
r. Sfroi1IIHHitlnn Sl;72hi14; amount reissued.
81 demo, and DESTROYED SD. ~. balance
bank notes. s2T5!.t lN3
ro Iho New. New York Chicago and st. Louis Rail
follows: Wv ''"' '''''Hs N''' ''' 10
SroN sMn!nM 80 II .0S8 So 800 3O5 Inc $3.50 7s4
Up ehpehses'..,., L0adyoS2 x'07S25I Inc 'a23 737
Net earnings. 81 iiboo7 sI1x2obx Dec. so7Ox7
o'n'' A"'o"e'''''' 1880 l2.77< Inc. 1856
- Total income. 81 I?s Ga 81 ia scs Dec $40 2h2
oD-'s'''''''''''"' s'oBll 96b.oo3 Inc. 4,yoS
b1sa es.'"'''' 61,e66 Slsa 1875 Dec S8I $50
~'N'1'''"'''". 10000 10000 Deo $4,000
surplus $685. sIa.s25 Dec 90 100
earnings Tor ASs1 u S6SaaSi. 8 a sssssss q
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N foot OF Frank lin st.. for West Point Cold Spring
cornwn.iL fshih Lsnatsns csan',9n'h and Sswsursk
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-05-12
Summing CraZed Him,

New York, May O-On the night
that Rev. Dr. Parkhurst visited the
disorderly house of Hattie Adams,
he went to the notorious French re-
sort of Nine. Andreas. She was in
dicted and at the trial which was be-
gun yesterday Young Irving, one of
DIR. Parkhurst's young parishers, was
a witness against the woman. Irv-
Ing is of good family and it was
evident for some time before he left
the stand that he was suffering in
tense mental agony. Finally, he
rushed from the witness chair a raw
ing maniac, talking incoherently
and acting as if he wished to avoid
some horrible thing.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-05-12
House Business.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-Aftel
agreeing to the report Of the Confer
ence Committee on the General De
ficiency bill, the House went INTO
Committee on the Whole on the
Sundry Civil bill.
Bland offered an amendment re-
quiring the coinage and issue in pay
ment Of appropriations Of the silver
bullion now in the Treasury.
Tracy made a point of order
against the amendment.
Cochran of New York, moved to
further amend by suspendifg further
purchases Of silver bullion.
The chairman ruled Bland S
amendment out of order.
Cochran withdrew his amendment.
Bland appealed from the decision
of the Chair, but subsequently with
drew the appeal, stating that he
would offer his amendment at another
Tina
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-05-12
Jack Rabbits For Alaska.

One hundred pairs of rabbits Of
the jack species were sent north on
the Steamer Bertha, which sailed for
the Pribyloff seal islands last Satur-
day. They will be placed on ST.
Georges island, where it is antici-
pated they will breed fast enough to
furnish food in winter for the white,
blue and gray foxes on the island.
For several years the foxes have been
getting scarcer, owing more than any>
thing else to the lack of food. There
were at one time great number of
rabbits Oh st. Georges island, but
the foxes have nearly exterminated
them, 50 the experiment is being
tried of introducing a new lot of rab
bits in the hope of remedying the
want Of a food supply.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-05-12

WASrED-A situation to do cooks
ing or general housework. No OBJ
lection to the country. Call at
Epstein's restaurant. aZOw
These waters are for the relief and
cure of painful and irregular menses,
and will remove all obstruction, no
matter what the cause, and are sure
and safe every time. Manufactured
by Emerson Drug Co., San jose
Cal, and on sale only by A. Z. Har
ris, City Drug Store. oc2oly
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-05-12
Advertised Letter List.

The following Is the list of letters
remaining in the Carson City Pest
Office May 8, 1892:
LADIES LIsT:-Mrs. Y. Beucan,
Miss Mary Crandall, Miss Mamie
Hickey, Mrs. Frank Reed.
GENTLEMES's L1sr:-Thos. Alex
ander, Geo. Balfour, Stephen Be-
verio, Jno. Cook, Jno. Craze, Will
lie Elges, Giargi Ivasevich, Joseph
Miller, G. Peralta, Giuseppe Piccullo,
John Romaneschi, Victor Scudero,
II. NJ. Schooley, Sig. Simon, F.
Wilds, P. L. Wisdom.
r. S. RODMAN. p, M.