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New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
ac1REssEs or THE ARTS AND LETTERS.

Miss Kuhnc Bevedgc. u young woman VINO ia
ca,nCd some note a, sculptor, and who has Tor som"
time been dcsirous Of going on The stage VIII pay
pat in the oneact piece TO be gwen NJ thc nI9 P
f. NJ tho Theatre OF Arts and Letters. n
p-octors Twenty third street Theatre, on December
IA Nelson Whcatcoft will also apI elr In this piece
Mis- uc,cIdge was selected for the part from i've
,,tres,e, who rchcaiscd II. 1t has been repo'"
that Miss Mary Shaw has resigned her place ID une
company OF IN" Theatre OF Arts ana he''er'. I'M
/, said 10 be mistake, which Hiose i'"n ''i' '''
.ho was NOT 10 appear at the nrst performance
' ,n,, she WAS 10 he a member of Mrs. Mlnn
G,IIIaync,'s company this season. she VIII ho'
-, rloc;or's Theatre on December 10 because Inn i'.,
a. no part her IN either OF the Pieces 10 D , hnr
= ,'o -" new enlargement will not Interfere wlib hef
former one.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
A RECEPTION 10 MRS. BESAyr.

y reception was given last night To Mrs. Annie
Rc.ant by the members Of the Ar9an, H. =. H., and
Brooklyn branches Of th" hcosnphical Society. AT the
headquarters of the Amer section of the society. at
so. Ia Madison. ave. About 200 members were
present. MR.. Bc,aut made short address. in the
course of which she told of the progress Of the move
ment In Europe. which most gratifying sh" said
expressed great satisfaction over the great STRIDE,
Whicn thcosophy WI, making IN America. Among
other BIS OF information Of h,crcst T. Thco>oph'ta
Mrs Bcsant said tat The secret Doctrine Nine
Ravaisky's great work, being translated into
swedish. II is Il big twO-yoimr affair. Mrs. Bcsant
urged that Thcosoph,ts should ever keep I'm mind
nat The foremost object If tho society was to form
the nuclcr, Of universal brotherhood, which could
have no distinction of rncc creed. sex, color or caste
Al the close of the address Mrs Beant was introduced
the members.
Tonight she speaks I'm Chickcring Hal on Hypno
sin and Nc mcri,n I'm the Lisht ~ Thcosopiy.' IL
Is expected that the hall .yil be- filed to oycriowng.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
THE ORA MA.
DAIN1S TLLEATRE.

The public has evlnccd n lively practical Interest
IA Mr. Days scho!arlikc and Impressive revival ot
90 Jh. Iuuchbach.~ and that noble DID play, which
vas put up for only one week. VIII be continued AZ
Ialy'S Theatre. until December -. Mis- Rchan aa sT-
ur...d mauy auditor. and has pleased all. 10y her
pi,csiu sympathetic. and natural imp"r' r'onaton Of
julia. The skill! o' til, actrc-s in treating that part
vltaolt theatrical arfce AMI In a simple manner
invests the embodiment with peculiar Interest ana
Charm. II {, one ~ the most difficult parts In the
range of high comedy. and It, difficulty not less than
ii, leauty &, denoted I'm Mis- Rchau'S performance
Since the oporlng night She las obtained firm con
ro Il the emotion excited by the character, and, nc
,osllncly Aer expression of what was then seen 10
10 n noble distinct. ani lovely Ideal Of The part has
fccome entirely definite and symmetrical. This re-
,iya If Tile Ilunchhack7 ought not 10 be missed by
iho,, whJ appreciate ane things.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
NINE, LOYSON OFF FOE EUROPE.
OTHER TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS - LIGHT
PASSENGER LISTS TIE RULE.


Among the passengers bound for Europe yesterday
We're Madame Hyacinthe Loyson, the wife OF PoTf'
llyacnthc, who sailed for Rotterdam on the Ncther-
land American steamship Vccndam. In company WIN
her son Paul Loyson. Madame llyaclnthc has bceh
speaking in the West, and during the pa>i two weeks
she delivered twelve lectures In Philadelphia She
goes to Europe on account OF her health. when ha'
been impaired. She IS an American by br'h, ana
Is extremely interested In the work OF Pcrc lyacinth-
the evangezation of France and her speeches In this
country were in behalf OF the work.
Among the passcngen on the Frcnca steamship Ia
Gascogne were Colonel Theodore A. Dodge. l. > A.
Mrs Dodge Major George Montague Wheeler Mrs.
Wheeler the Right Rev. =. l.. Chapel, Colonel u b.
NJ. Harley, Mrs. Harvey and 81. Martin LegaSse.
On the Umbria, Of the Cunard Line, were d. T.
Thompson. United states Minister to turkey Ndi'er
f. Howard, United States Consul at CarTr Mt , ana ana
Mrs. John Garfield Hathaway, Mrs C1l"lel uipSTl,
W. Ldderdae. Charles H.. DE- l@ngtord, n"T u NJ NJ
Baroness de Lancford. Count Roscn, senator ~ NJ
Sabin, and Mr.. and Mrs II. X. Wade.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
,rrrrssoy DE ANGELS AGAINST THE CASINO

r.gcrson De Angels. the well known comic """'
comcdiuu has brought suit In the City Court 10 i'oV''
., 100 damages from the managers oi TIC ''S ~ i''
.uoocd breach Of contract Howe ana iiuhi'' "P
near for the plaintiff, and David Lcv"nuiu "ppea
far mi; defendants. II said at th' Cisiho "''
night that Mr. DE Angels had himself broken MS ~"
tract by refusing TO appear IN INC '""ue''"o
,,c,, which, was flied there "A few weeks ago with
~ ,,ns flctorf re ults. lie was engaged &c lu-
ing to his contract, il said. - COMEDIAN "'"u'
any stipulation as to what sort OF entertainment ne
slould be employed In, and the Ar,nsonS thcuSn'
,,ot they had Il right to put him INTO the VaudeV lie
hill II they chose Mr.. De Angels evidently thonSh'
di;f rcnty. as he refused TO appear 1heh nc piS'u
with De Wolf Hopper, and now has contract WIN
II Henry French.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
MIRRILD.

CNRY-S'TO Mon November 3Oth AZ Mt. Auburn. Gin
rnna,i. hy I;cv Rholc~. Alice Maud. dtugh'rr
81 Mr. Gcorc y Ston', OF Cincinnati, 70 Ahcrc Ahh'oh
Cary, of New York city.
Ct-I.HEET- -NFERIII-On December 1st. bv the Rev.
Th,odor. &. Williams katlcriu Flint Merrill uf Brook
lru. o. Dr. william Icllic Culb. 70, Of New-Nork.
pOFI-DfJONGF--On December l>t, at the ''rrman ll-
th.rLm Churcn. Ntaplcon =. L. by The Kew ~ huhh''
Fran, Peel to clara Dcjolgc
rNNNGST- -IIFNCKEN-On ThursdIy, December lst, at
~ Jamcs's Lutheran Church, by the Rev. Or. }. b'
E.ueu-nyi. assisted the Rev Henry X. Freeman,
of Troy Katie :. eldest daughter of Gcoga Hencken
to charles iuangst. ceq
yON DERNI-Tu -SuIIr LTZ-On Thursday, December !,
nt The Church lnerccssion. by the Rev SpIu'
Burford. Pauline daughter OF Carl H. Schultz to FrtL
Bcrnuti. Jr.
Notices OF marriages must be indorsed with full
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
DIE n.

BYRNFS-A: Saratora Springs. NewYork. wednesday,
November 30 1892. ot heart disease, IN NJ. IJh yclr,
Jlwcs \. Byrncs, Oldest son Of the lite Matthew ana
Jane BYmre.
solemn requiem IN the repose OF his soul VIII be
celebrated ln Church II ST. Agnes, the Rev Henry
A. Ir1na. u. D., rector. Monday morning, December
,. ut 10 o'cork, TO which friends are invited
InferUcnt private.
CHATFIELD-At Kldgcwood. y. j.. December Sd, 1892,
Fanny j.. VII" ~ u. l.. Chaineld, =.
Funeral fr0n the residence Of her son. on Monday at
8 l..
Intersn. onyenicncc of the family
ELLISON FRIDAY December ID, Ann Christie wife cf
Funeral ryo, at her late residence. G3 East jGtlst
on saturday evening 1T h0lfpa,t Z.
Intermcnt Sunday az half-Iast l.
GRTEN-On Friday December 2d at his lat, rc'ifcnrc.
Ehuyeltyllc y. y. Gcorge y. Gtecn son of T. \. ana
hr H. ns ij'h Nir
Funeral services VIII b. held at th trrfnhu,h Pieshy-
r,rian Chur,h nauyeN He. Monday, December 9TH
at o'clock. - , ~. an, , . ,.,-
y. m.
HAIGIT-C ounty Clerk John l. Hasht at o'clock p M
Funeral a. late res dence Colts Neck. Monmouth County
New-Jersey. TUESDAY. o'clock D. IN.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
Special \ ollecs.

Holiday t.lf-.
Mr. T.. T. BonaVcnriic recently returned rom Europe.
respectfully invites attention 10 his Gale'ics.
containing choice
PROOF ETCIIINGS,
wATER.COLORS AND OIL PAINTINGS,
line 18th Century p.ints In Louis XVI frames.
A varied selection Of Miniatures on Ivory.
UNIQUE COLLECTION or
NAPOLEONIANA.
Extra nustrc ted and exquisitey bound
BOOKS. ETC, ETC.
r. r. EONAVENTUEE.
Art ROOMS, IS and ~ West Sist-str
Near Broadway Imperial lletcll
A. Pictures in Oil and Water Coiors.
THE WORK OF AMERICAN ARTISTS SPECIALITY.
A Choice Collection alwoy, on I:Ahibton Inspection
and Correspondence Ih'ittd
WILLIAM MACBETH,
235 FIFTH AVENUE
Two Door, Above 27th-st.. New-York.
Congress spring.
This famous water beng now 10y most esoorae r
all - former strt,sh shd cNceiehce
uls great mineral water drnkng public meht o. sr, 49,.
-" .t aon a Saratoga-burryng TO slake theif th'rss
st thi- aralthfui fountain
Crab Apple Blossoms.
The new English perfume. Taking like wildiire all
over the world. once uIcd, always uSed' tEy ~
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
THE DRNN\TIC WEEK.

Tho new week will bring several theatrical incidents
4 special import. Mr. sanlou's new comedy. AmcH-
cans Abroad" will bo presented al the Lyceum
Th,ltrc The lluuchb.ch" VIII h. continue 1T DAILY )
Theatre. Roe CoehhAn will appear at the
Harlem opera House. In "Mplomacv.' Mr.
Willard at the star Theatre, will net In Judah and
also in John Nccdham's Double dividing the week
lcfNrcu those two PLAYS. 4 society Ft' viii b"
presented at the Blou Theatre; "Shadows Of Great
CITY AZ the Cplumbu, Theatre. "a Fair Rebel at
the Grand opera House The Ensign" at thc Four
tronih Street Theatre and Tie Isle Of Champagne
at Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
CITY COLLEGE ALUMNI DINE.

The members OF the class Of rs. College OF The
City OF NewYork met last night at CarkS restaurant
In West Twenty thrdst for their seventeenth annual
dinner The evening WAS one Of hearty enjoyment
for all present, and IL was not until midnight that the
last story had been told and the last "C. &. y. "
song sung. Those present were Julian il. Never
president Of the class; r. Edward Carey, vice prci
dent: b. i. Hooper. treasurer; Eugene flshcl, S"crc
forv H. A. Carter George l.. Hotaling, \. ID. Kenyon
N Gross g. r.. Ilardie. W. ". smith, q. W. Lynch
r. J. Devln. l.. Ptkin, +. 6. Leubisher. X. l. camp
bell Henry Mannc and ;. LcVlnsoh.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
Tile STEAM rAcHr s1KAE sAILs sor1HwAKD

Thomas A. McIntyre's steam yacht suae, whoh
has been at scaburys yard nj Nyaoh' htu'g OUT
iIaa from there on Friday for cruise I" Jacks)h-
,,,a ch. will remain in Southern waters until
,ru The Strae had just been equipped "lc'
nm electric light plant, and otherwise improved IN
I Ihr tnte,or arrang gcmcnts Mr.. MclntvTe Keeps MS
xocht I'm commission all the year round.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
n-ur r1aIRLrIoy OE noREs Pr,TrREs

The Dore Gallery, at the Carnegie Music liah
IL stl attracting much attention. especially rom re-
updous societies and organizations III" Managers
sov that they have received much announcement from
Bishop Potter, who has expressed warm interest }"
tbe collection and believes that It's exhibition Is
Iiolv In be productive OF god results.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
orrIcEre or THE PRESS cLrB INSTALLED

Tie officers of the Ncw-Yorl Press club elected re-
Gently Installed Yesterday afternoon. In the
evening 'hr even; celebrated 10y n dinner.
speeches made by the retiring president. Colonel
John \. Cockcrl the new president John W. Keller :;
Ma for George williams Murat IIaltcId. Charles OCon
nor Icnuc--v John Russell Young ard other. Mc>,rs.
la stead and Young pledged themselves, with other now
officers, io civ" their aid In securing money for The
proposed new building.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
GOOD PLACE TO SECURE SERVANTS.

The All Saints Conference OF the 81 Vincent w
Paul Society has rcopen'd Us l'p'r o"''~"' ~
~ r., 0nebundrcA and -thrticth-st. Those who
,h ,o orcoce domestic hcip will assist worthy
ohoritv hv deing 50 through this bureau. women
.. io yc,shinc ironing and other domestic work VIII
w. nr,mp,lv sent where required upon receipt oi
fuI card
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
THE pBrSIDEyT's EECEPTIOYS RFSCMED

Washington, Dec 3.-Thc President resumed his
public receptions I'm the East Room at O'Clock TO dhy
and about seventy five people paid their respects 10
the Chief Executive.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
, c,,.,, ,,..v ~ WASHINGTON BETTER.

y.sb,,r,on Dec. Sat Mr. Blalncs house 1t Is
.,o,,d ,I,t ,bc cxsccrctary Of state continues to
improve daily. 5000, &.
Senator Kcnna IS now entirely out Of danger ana II
Is expected that he viii be In his seat III me 'c'
Inc latter part of next week.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04

ALL SOULS CHURCH, Madisonate ana ooui,s,:s
ROY WILLIAM Il. MACKAY, ID. D., Rector OF SS
peters Pttsbulg, Penn breaches at IL D. H. anu '''s
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04

No thr-tmn- and New Years Table
ehnuId 4 Sre'tJS Nngo0tufa llit
fers the wod.r,nowncd appetizer Of exquisite nayor.
Beware Of cOuntcIfoIt>.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
6uerlal Notices.

A. william b. Norman. Auctioneer.
BY THE FIFTH AVENUE AUCTION ROOMS.
23s Fifthave-
NOW ON FREE EXHIBITION
A Collection Of
JAPANESE AND CHINESE
ANTIQUES AND CURIOS
Belonging to
Mr.. OTTO FUKUsHIMA.
To Be Absolutely Sold
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND THURSDAY.
December 9Th, 7th and sth. at e:so p. NJ. each day.
INCLUDING
Porcelans Lacquers Bronzes, KskeMonoe Silks HsnSs
ings. Ivorles Wood Carvings. Swords Sword Guas6ss
Screens, sc.
NOW on EXHIBITION.
From 0 A. NJ. to 2. NJ. and 7 80 to 10 p NJ
PAINTINGS IN OIL
BY
Mr. FRANK RAUBICHECK,
To De Sold BY Auction
WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2.
AT O'CLOCK.
A. Fifth Avenue Art Galleries.
3o6 FIFfH-AVE,
near 3ithst
EXECUTORS SAL.
PAINTINGS
OIL AND WATER COLORS
From the Collections Of
CYRUS w. FIELD
JAMES r CSGOOD
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
Without Reserve.
WEDNESDAY AND THU ISDAY ENENINTS
December 9Th and Sth, at s o'clock
ROBERT SOMERVlLLE, ORl"ibo q wv
,,c,ioncor Managers
C,,;.,na. Presents and New Years Gifts.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04

p,VrrST CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY MadSon.
ave- corner 6ith.,t.-Rcy. HMsEY kNAPP ID; D;.
ur,rb,s sunday at II and - Slhath--choQ az 3:oys
Pr,vrr mcetif = Wednesday and f.iday evenings. All
,v.Iao
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04

Christina. Presents and New Years Giits'
II East l7th-st.. Union square
Manuel OF Prayers and other prayer books ana Daos
onrIv hound ENqusitly ckast kosary.Dtad, IN Pe,is
silver Crucinxes etc. story Books and Christmas Nass
Depot all Catholic Books. -
CATHOLIC PUBLICATION SOCIETY Co,
II East l7th-st, New-York.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04

At BEDFORD-ST NJ T.. CHURCH. corner Morton- ,I,c.
{, WRiGIIr Minister 10 80 m Holy bommunloon
and reception Of members 80 pa, p "a sss sa,'or 40 VIII
Subject, 'MhO Il on L' is''i N'~N'
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04

"BfOTEY" with asdcs on "Wlckel i,eliyojs, Soa; !;
t,ov,tsrs special sermon this evening by MADISON
oprrFRs at HGomingiilc Church, Boulevard and West
welcome.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
t1eIiaious Notlees.

NcllQl0u5 NpllttS
ALL SOULS CHURCH Madi;onq,e sad CetS,'s. =, :,
+ PENN MASHA&S pEsscS, p q. R hSSGs % and "a
HERroRRsT E 90 s~rRSM Sg a9g' cdS%s%ss %Sa'Sa
aa,s aea e'rSSH rsaSct; G "SaS' %%S Is on tS LS sdc
Ar COOPER UNION. sundays. 7.sO.,,Lecure. BY
Rct. Dr. McGLyNY service Of song This evening"
Dangers from Immigration
N S,l,n. rom ~ Ws.: ,S:
udcnce answered representations lecture IL a. Me-
p. m
a,c rdrncr lSr GitS.,tIRcy nAL>FY KXAFP D.. p
%%Gry y az wadnedsy Il ad and fday cyenas q AZ
welcome. "
"rrGorIy" with asidcs on "wicHel egI9I, Is, ,sts Con;
'orErERs at EGomngi,c Church, Boulevard and we.s
rstist All welcome.
CHRIST GgURcH nouls,aTa and wrT' =, 'is'', s end p;
CHURCH OF TIE MESSIAH, coHe, Sf smh,ss. rs and ana
r"hTHr ,hsS9S5iSi c5LYrR sqSjce The BLESSED Eyes,
DISCIPLES or CHRIST <,ltla.', near SHAVE.
i,F,S,'p's i:cy' T. b '@Ti TYiER D. D.
vice. every sunday noraas AZ 10 IS at Hartman Hall:
hsy and i9 G Rooms, T NO eG h"ye Ssna"y eornc,
seedss to Sc n,sssns ssfssei ns: ss.:
Nee, eSSg as T%nT e at e F. ss Fs
FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY. l5S WortAs
st. WILLIAM +. BARNARD, superintendent-service
~ soag every Sunday at 80 p. M The service y
omost wholly by the children OF the Institution Public
invited.
HOLY TRINITY CHURCH. HARLEM. LenoS-sve.
and e2d stMorning prayer sei mon and Holy Somnunoa
at H. Evening prsNcr and serInos, 40. The Rector
Rev. DR.. BRIDGlAN, will preach at both services.
MADISON AvENrE REFORMED CHURCH, cornse
5Ih.st-The Ias:cr Dr. \. T.. kIiTREDGE, viii preach
AZ IL ami D. m. S,rdngcrs cordially welcomed
81 MARKS CHURCH, 2d.ave. and 10th-st.-
sunday II a. M, Morning Prayer and sermon by Rev.
Or RYLANCE u. IN. Evening PRAYER and Organ
Recital Vocalist Miss KATHERINE Hike.
ST. STEPHENS CuukcH, West 4Uth.st.. between
Holy Communion 10 a. m Seric6 and sermon, IL ms
and : y. IN.
SUNDAY DECEMBER 4. Trinity Chapel (Wesl
25h-st. RroafNa!y m.-Public anniversary
yIcc of the New York Prosilnt Episcopal CITY Mission
socctv ia the southern part Of the Ar,hde cony. Scr
ron rs the Rev. MORGAN DIX, ID. y. l.. The Bishop
will preside
TRANsFIGURATION CHAPEL 69.h.st., West b.
tween Columbus-aye and Boulevard Services Z 30 =
IL a- n. and y. m
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04

AT COOPER UNION. SUNDAYS. 80 Lectures BY
10" DR. McGLYNN. service OF song. This evening.
..Dlnccr, from lmnigraton.'
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04

At ENICKERROCKER CONSERVATORY "a West
tith-St.-Mr. HELEN r. BRIGHAM questions from Ihs
,ud cncc answered. Representations lectuie u d. ins
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04

CHRIST CHURCH Bouic,ard and West Ists,;; pf;
n m, suuGay. school n 20 a. II.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04

CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH corner Of 3iti.ss. ana
p,rk 49, services II q. M PTeacllinS by Kew.
R0BERT COLLYEK. Subject: "Ihe Blessed Eyes"
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04
DIED,

GARRISON-At Grand Union Hotel n; T. eity, ~ y"
cember I'd, 1892. William Dominick Garrlson' III I'LL
5Jth year Of his age - ,,on.i nj
Tue ,day December 9th. at 10 80 a. NJ from St. bai
thonmew'S Church, Madson-aye. and 4ith-st.
Intermeut ut tsarrs son Hudson.
New-York tribune., 1892-12-04

DISCIPLES or CHRIST ,jjths:; near SHAVE
sunday morning aud evening by the Pastor, to
i,ev ~ Il TYLER. d. d.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-04-22
BUSIN ESS LOCALS.

Banjo. violin and guitar strings, u
fine assortment. at Muller's ~
Too-re Pain Balm, Magic Salve and
all the Pawnee Medi zines can be bad
at the Gem Jewelry Store. If
Protect your weak eyes from the
Injurious effect of sun and snow glare
by getting a pair OF dark glasses at
Muller's.
II you want to have your jewelry
repaired by a first class workman, at
reasonable prices, take it to Sam
Neuschwander, at Nye's old stand
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-04-22
AGU /.

"B6tcher's" composition will ap-
pear Tomorrow
Thisseotion was visited by a heavy
rain last night.
Don't forget the anniversary ball
next Tuesday night.
The Chautauqua Circle will meet
at Deacon PIu,unsr's this evening.
Rev. John Wallace will preach at
Wells, Sunday, at IL and 1880 o'clock,
WIN. Dunphy ID shipping CATTLE
from Arizona to his ranch 1T Beowawe
The editor of the SLIDER State is
going crazy on the third party racket,
His friends should look after him.
A woman at Butte City, Montana
found three diamonds in the craw oil
. chicken bought Of a local butcher.
Mrs. Maria James, wife of Zepha-
niah James, of Gold Hill, committed
suicide in that town, Wednesday,, by
hanging herself.
Gov. Colcord, Tuesday, appointed
n. G. X ng as Commission of Deeds
Tor the State of Nevada, to reside al
London, England.
The Gazette says chat Hon. j. l.
Wines would like to 90 to the Mime,
spolis convention and that he would
be heardon the Aoor in favor of sill.
Yer.
Governor Colcord has appointed G
W. Mapes aud N. H.. A, Mason as defe,
gates to the Cattemen's Convention
TO be held at Ogden on the 29th aHd
S0th instant.
The grand jury Of Nye county re-
fused to indAct Emanuel Welsh fol
killing his brother on the 18th Of last
November and he was discharged
from custody.
An exchange says that il you want
al Office young man, kueel to the boss
6rst. then to the leaders. then to the
people and afterwards to Heaven, il
you have any spare time.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-04-22
Good Work.

Following are the compositions of
the A grade, Of the intermediate
room, written under the assumed
names OF Crescentand Apple Blossom:
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A HORSESHOE.
"The 6rst that ! remember Of my
life, is when I was about three years
old. / was lying down under the
ground, as I Afterwards heard people
call it. One day I heard some kind
OF a noise, that seemed to be coming
nearer and nearer all the time. Sud
denly, ! felt some q give me a vio-
lent blow with u pick, which knocked
me senselsss.
l lay there in a stupor for some
hours, after which / recovered, and
found myself ia the miner'a hands.
He kept turning me over and over,
and looking at me. I did not like
this at all but / had TO stand it just
the same. He then Dassed me around
80 that all the rest of the men could
ESQ me.
/ was taken through q process,
called melting. AT Hrst I began to
think it was rather warm, but I soon
changed my thoughts for it was very
hot. / was at last taken out aud
made into a horseshoe.
One day when the blacksmith went
out Of his. shop, some Indiins oame
in and took, ~ we'll as myself, several
other horseshoes. They threw us At
sticks, fought over US, and did q mil.
lion other thinys, OF which I could
not tell you. Que night, they went
of aud lott us lying arpund on tho
ground, winch was rather damp, and
] was uf.aidI would take old.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-04-22
The Festival,

The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church are to be congratulated on
the success of their festival last night.
The people we're out in force and,
judging from the receipts, did not
leave their pocket books at homo.
The receipts were $1,000, expenses,
Sl255, leaving a balance OF 1915 to
be applied to the church fund.
The best razors made, and comp.e q
shaving outfits. at Muilsr's.
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Fourth ofJuly.

The people Of Elko and vicinity
are requested to meet at the Court
house ON Saturday evening April 80,
at 7:3p for tho purpose of making ar.
rangements for the celebration of the
l16th Anniversary of the Declaration
Of Independence. Let there be 0
largo turnout.
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Very early the next morning a mar
Who was passing by happened to $40
me, pi ked one up and gave me to q
blacksmith. BY and by, q man came
IN leading Q beautiful horse. The
blacksmith put me on one OF this
horses feet One day, when the own
er OF the horse was out ridiuH I oame
OF OF the hurse's loot aud lay in the
road. Another man came alJug the
road, and picked me up and gave me
TO the same blacksmith. He made
me into a i tile shoe, and put me on
q ShetlaAd pony's foot.
After the snow came, the owner Of
the pony took all four of us off Of the
pony's feet, and gave me to a black
smith, to " ION I still belong. So I
here end the experience OF my life as
long az I b I've lived, and il I could, 1
would take a peep into the future and
tel. you more."
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-04-22

Headquarters for Ill kinds Of fsl,
ing poles aud tianing tackle ut
Muiier'a. y
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DIED.

WAILEH:-In San Francisco, Cal,
April 16, 1892, Mrs. +. b. Waller, u
native OF England, aged AS years,
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Lots Of strawberries and bananas at
Ben Craighesd's.