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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-18

'ros1oFFlcE AFFAIRS.

The annual report Of Second Assist
ant poSiu astcr GeacIal BELL for the
year ended Junc 50 shows The total
cost o. ths inland mail service 10 be
S3SS-3.2; fo.e'sn nail S-f,iccs, 500
l45. Compared wi;h iass year there
is an iacscass II tie siar se-vi"e Of
1915 routes, showing 5,SII miles in
length aEd S.I,r0lIa annual exrrn.
diture. Tee ul.I mes eager service
showed an increS$a "i2li routes ard
SeI,I11 Ia e&pHnd turr- The railroad
service increased l5I routes, 5,O5S
miles IN length, aad Si,JII,i6l III cvs,.
The Railway p,sio.i-e c!srks Increased
5Sj and Siii,GlJ IN ,xIcuLIlure- The
spec.a! facilities on the TRUNK lines
showed u DECREASE "a cost VI S9;,3T.
The ananal EeP1I;Vt Fourth Assis;
ant Po-tnasie.-,ienerLl NIhGout
shoAS i,iuO new .roSlvI:csS csiaU!is!e
6ITiaS the year. n greater 7uGIUeT
than D an! lrrIOLs yr.E except
ls.p, ~hsn /; Mas iiiT. Ihs Yea
closed siIh GI,Il1 rcsto.Ic-s IN tbs
United Sla;cs. IEe !LrSrst IAcrr.t.o
in the Lua"Gs' Of new pat discs va
ii the Southern S;ate>. Mr. RATA
bone suggests IN uEeudu,ri to Ia
la~ @hGias The H.:!tug Of grr..
cooiS circulars al OLea=-. irvsn ia,
tIIaeo .: ii Ui..!IlaE 10 iae Place or o..
destination, - That prosecutions "a
take !'!i:e a. either pJiat- ! san "a.
enac;neat IN r-.:Itd To lotteries IL,
ab1g; swept thcao Ou; u e. tsirar. o.
tao year, aaI sc BELIEVES sue sam
eLS:I w-u.. follow IN ,he cases Ut IL,
gs-ru..uCIs s"iEdlerS
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THE 81 PAso CONVENTION.

among tho resolutions passed. b.
lie Si!.er Convention al Fl Paso,
Taxas, were the following:
Resolved, That xo demand OF the
ConEfss. OF the United States the
restoration Of tho double or bInciallic
standard b. The Immediate passage Of
q bill FOR tie free and unlimited coin.
s,-e O. SILVER al n ratio not to exceed
sixteen " silver 10 Z o. gold, the
silver - cnilSi 10 be i tul! legal ten
der for all debts whatsoever. Tha,
the Intefistional Monetary Caate
INC EpS 10 session in ElroPs, 20
wh!ch delegates have been appointed
tgon tLls coIatTy, can, in our opinion,
result oaly Il the accomplishment 81
tAzt "BicA the mononeinllists. desire
% bring about to-wii: The purchase
'tci I Emitted zuognt ct silver 10 be
co.nei ia.o "s~ari-whcel' dollars, aud
10 ds:sai, IL possible. the free coinace
QtSi.fs: a. The p'e7eBt ratio. Tbst
.tbs Uoi:ea states Government is
co-pg:eas asi abio ~ provide Tor the
6 lsss o. ~ osn money, the author
it, Er whssA i auli. ssI forth ia the
Constitution "f the United States
Whtress, TIE secte. aud susrep-
titi5is elimination of the silver dollar
b: the Ana arican Congress was an sc;
Of tho srsa:asi wrong and injustice
over po.paI5atsd up-n a flee people,;
thsse5o-e, - 1t
RgsEsSj, That those Who know.
inSiy participated in this sreS: crime
deserve tho con leuna;ion OF the civil.
iasd Sor,i; that IL is tho duty OF the
Congress OF the United States 10 as.
certain the real perpetrators Of this
'e'cat ciitnc du5. so far rs possible,
;bpy b9 toil u2 70 public ckocration
ami punishment; and b, It further
Rsso!yej, That IL it bo found that
any who S~nositsly participated in
this imam Us outrage upon tho
Aucrican pc5ple still occupy seats ia
other bfaceh OK Congress, ibH; they
should bc branded no traitors, and
ihst Coostess ssoald purge itself D,
jts.t psemOcrEtip.
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Ss aca to subscribers.

Tse 1adsrsiEnsd buidius commit.
10 respectfully notifies oil whom 4,
saby c5resrn that ii ia earnestly do.
ft%d hrt al subscriptions to the
ding fnad d tbe new church DO
n no haras OF Hs Trca'uror, AFR. a.
~ Hssson, ret later tan Friday,
2snd.
JvE-a g&IIAcs
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: OiEl'.s JUS; T'cs.T.Il - ny Q
a'''T'u'r' r. A.iiu'ir
~hvr~. 1,~" .-,ns and bays a. sluys
rlr"se r'.'i aud "Namilc roo.,s %Eu
pres .-i"rr sgadi.G owy. 4
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OASIS RANCHO. To6no-

l.tI-u'ci : ~ }; g! Sc l. Gsis.
II : e J. az So. y NJ !. ui Sc
/; y - ~ (: "a. soc: !. H.
ie t"eis.-: sw /; S2T%R
20. w = t-iz ,fEw;, IN
" :. 81 : " /. Il T. = q! { ~, )
- 1 - l. t.. L az Il )
1T - ITS, u !. "isC !. Il =
; = = IL TN - < " - n
= 4" y /. q - l. SI5I27
Il u, -. ! HU:E horses. To-: >
sGr:u!- t,r~s -: lrn sl,-.k
hu-.~S - 0. = stations, ElU.2
mI!rn c'S> -: - siocE r~ltir.
10: t":El VI! 32D; Total yal
nfirr 10 pr {; rtr-, S.5$j: poll
Il Ten yer e.. GS; aGv. >. aud
fees. lG. TuIl! aunt Gus......S
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Motto uC !l!Ls.

The Trustees @, tie II, s5,; ciiaa
raaEch viI r~scciS= - fer The ia
church building IL. Sa;u;J-., uh~
lH.h i-s;ant sd !:css, - y. FaI.ils
tn OF l: y John Wac. |. 10 10
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Fer! Joi. - r, requested to call aud
rNA" IL ine tile hD;,Jay g,sy.s re-
c-.vr! dIi.! d! tLs GA JeNrly
store.
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Charts Grr:son. d iraci5ua! aa,,a
s""E"-. arrived s5,.as San Frtnv-7s.
and has taken charge u! The G-a.
Jr"cir!. store.
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Protect Jour weak eyes from The
Injurious effect Of sun aud snow glass
b! sssihhs = pail Vf dark glasses a,
lailef's,
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les, ID. Iuia! auIiGus......S.2 Il

STROZZI CONSTANT.
Sp'"crcsUGt- iiuuse about 10
II Y a LAM mans. Ice; total
val "Iis! ~ ter - raise. Ito.
Zen !E- e l.: adv =: aud f-~.
In. Total al; ,ue. = 10
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- : L-E-D - II. 500
n raHn G.. EEr. ! - Bis -.
-, ;r,a! Wi after - Icr G.;
rais:1- let. PER c., L.: adv
:: aud lees IL. I"t-. sat drc : : a
UNKNOWN OWNER. Tusca
r1ra-Ca'Ea J's~ iiaa- 20 !uw-
er Climatic T.. Oh Trva. S;.tast
II M.lu Il or -ssl>.Is Il Front
= aud S"I:h Of Ned -. SE.:
'r;a! Sal .tEy- 10 ~ e.. raa.C.
81 Ten I'-T 81 o.; say. 2;aud
f@e~, - Total "r4i Gge......S Q 10
Nai.e- J. iar;ler gwen taat ~ ter
cvai On The u.OUL. cLtarh iI-ca II
o. .i"ai ia2, i"-.lbe- Ugth Sl@I Aud.
der les ard - psL- 4 advertising
i"' each item vii ts cultc;.d in aI-
C5iy- 20 the aElOuri 4 uir.in4l tax
~ tech a.! fad cats q drlirqu.rry.
and 'isaud C';.Tual :aI.s. T., rali,.
e u~is o. Iof s"l-7 cg.I.c'.d o.
PAD 10 nI- t.Iaf / IIi a. y o'cio.S =
ua Monday. the l.ih Gay Il gauu.
rry- l5.3. ~ tie 'u.ri der If The
t'"Tnyusc a s-'t coGa'y. ~ tic
tom 81 ki5u. iEc.cia. s~li each, and
every lHreri OF sa5J G-,crbcd prop.
e.iG fuE i.c iUia. aGuIit Of IT,. az Z.
"a ia AT'H14'H Tl' 'slS FL opposite
iu -=.-H I.arCsi ttC;,of csIcc;ryrs.
: ia" lz;s"u or - Ts''rs VITO all iay
tie IN 'UEi Il tie c5a&Euzi'aN. I~BI!-
y aud rtEis for Tie twal,cs. parcel 81
th- prcieri. Gcsc1bj nyIsi.itr there.
to T-srcc!ly-l,, II a. h caa, II d..in.
G~arurs. aud that all rup-.r'y sold n,
such sale and each JarnC. ihrreu.. j.
SUI jet To r~cu"IAr:inn RiiIIn six
u.u.;' C a'i"T the ua'" o! sal" b. iray.
n'eui Il alI % said SUNS ,cainst the
SINE, "r each purceI thereof respect.
iE".y. Ut'h } per cent Ter mouth
thereon, irUgu the dKit u slid saie IN.
IL paid.
JAMES CLARK,
C"Urts I:-dFv',f and cI.OLicio
Tnv Forever.
i! q. -. HUI Deputy.
Eisn. NJ, De. -. 1872
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The Sh.r! aH Sisters Lavc r,cei,ea
a "a'1gtirl fi'l,i. l3G,!r,I ,
'Gus, 10. aud h.,dAy goods.
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Card.

Having cod out MY siore. ! Take
this opportunity to thank the lcui -
OF ElsuHdrd rFctuity fer thciT hl.ctnl
patronage extended To- mp IN the ,rts;.
All f~ariiss irdetie1 /" u,e a;e re-.
questCd to- call and SETTLE their Tc.
counts. and al iEr!.os huvirs claimR
against ur viii please rF,scui them
for ~! ucnt.
Resrec;fui'! You're.
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Dave Gurr las Jgsi received u tine
i'ne oI holiday goods. Gail and &c
them.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-12-18

DR. No -, lhe j csils;, has r-turn,d
an " u r-.a1iu il Eap uLt.I af;cr
Christmas.
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Notice OF Delinquency and Sale for
lakes, .So2,
STATE OF NEVADA.
County OF Elkp.

COUNT Treasurer's Olive
in and f,r Elku County.
/. J"m''S Clark, CIwuiy Treasurer
aad .x Odic;a Tax Receiver. in md
for s.Id E;.u county, DO hereby give
notice that there - GOV Iayau'e al
my Otacr ard Gclirqu,ui 'or Ih- lis
""!ysar lssc, on property Situated In
SAID Eiko county, the following
amounts of taxes. Penalties and cvsts
due trum the person, or persons and
uAueFs, ard Il said lien against the
prop eT,y vGthir: nam.j, and de-
s"iiUe,! opposite each 10 the other re
sireciivei!, 10 The follow iug list To
wI;:
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Grand H22Ql8I2d3 Ball
Will be given n; the
Bulls Head Hotel,
WELLS, NEVADA.
DECEMBER %. 1892.
I@vITATIoS COMMITTEES.
l. L Bradley, Geo Porter.
HsLLECK.
Ed Kelly.
ELRo.
I'd heyseT, Phil Trirlet,,
10 Henderson.
LAvoTLLE-
4 Dogaey.
CAsLIx.
c Bernard, Jas Mcbride,
&C Smith.
STAB VAiLET.
E Riddle, 10 Williams.
CLo:EE VALLEr.
Jas BralIisl, Il Steel
To:xo.
JAS Cazte, Gus VoS!e.
WILLS
Ciii5cLs OF Wells.
TEcout.
jill Coneer. Walter Gamble.
EvBr VALLrY.
Ike Grisso.J, Ed Randall.
TERg.CI-
S L CaoaJy, Al Parry,
Jas Neyia.
MvSicAL DIRECTOR.
William longer.
fLooH DIRECTOR.
Peter Holm.
fDOOR MANAGERS.
l. Barrett, II Sbclioo.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE
J " Petty, J Shelton.
EP Uamill
TICKETS, Including Supper, 900.
Everybody Is Invited.
COME ONf, COME ALL.
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STE!NNkET EGN,Tz -

EE!NHEI.i HUM T.. -.
rurs-tl! ni TIA; ll.rt ~ the :
e :: OF : Is I - y RICE lyrr-
/ sIiLai-d n e. q South Fgrk
ci:r.s. insisting o. 10 ACRES
G.Uf- ar lis. III slme lying IN
ihC n CO. -3ri a. -. as,
=" ( ! 81 : "a of j. 7 q
y 't.J D. i Il y =. Slup; irnps
OF s.=c uo-s,SiiGg u . flour
n1Ul ca -! 80 ~us-.Ily knpyu Is
tie Eurska fs1u-iugIL. 9Ju
i'iai .aI2Cn total val after
~ ser eci rz.se. 80: Ten I--r
g i-t; .ty. =; aud !ves, -.
ISlaI ct l.-.. -
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!h" uv.est and i..rts, s'ylrs o..
Christmas and Ev~ NciT'S c.rIs al
ReiuhHrI's.
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LANDON " J., Mound Valley.
-t,.s= ti;le to e. l; Of 2Ut
f.J |: -; - uf-.... S35
To X ii, S3H: > work lcr<eS,
So ui:.C!i CuNs, -; tuIa! val.
il5: total ~! at:rr u Ter 81
rs'se. iJ.. Ter Per 81 ~: ady
y: aud ,crs I'D Total az liucS!l 81
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II u. CUNNINGHAM,
u. Il. ENSoI.
Carlin, Nov. 81, 1870. Ii &c 2m.
Notice..

All parties Indebted TO NO vii
please call Immediately and settle tho
same. All parties holding claims
against the are requested 10 call aud
vet their money.
BI2 CaDIGnE,p.
Elko. NrY. Nny- Z. lSGi.
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IEcsiec;fuil! Ynuft
dissolution Of Partnership.

Notice IS hereby pivcu ihEt the
partnership cNi.tiUg between IL. Is.
Eunor and t. @. CE~UnIrGhauh, tn tho
retail buiyhsring business N tho
town OF Casln. EIko county, Nevada
is this day dissolved 10y MUTUAL con.
sent.
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COLE, II F.I;.Ek Creck-Im-
pouvetu'nIs IN l00 ceres unsur-
rr!ej land. $40; - uuTa horses,
81: war L. io;lCIal va!ue. l15;
ini"! M! after 10 Ter c. raise,
l.S: poll. 2. Len ter c., 81; ah-
v"iii>.nS, =: Auditor fvrs, les
Total uElt due ............S
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HEATiIMAN. FRANK +.
Tvrr-c---Luts ( inns IN Wells,
l"is l. - Is. biz Il. SIji: 1sik
hoses. 10; ;Cf"lSak, 20; total
val ate: ~ ;-r 81 rA,s-. Sr2.
Ten pr at. Is: gGVtG ,; Aud
fees. l25. Total am. due - 5 60
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HOBBS PILLS e=rs C~a=r!?a:zs= s-rte.e=.
Is tLs Ps-.s:-.a> SS--G -
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Ch!liTrn o. s,<. and sIr:- n II. Soie-
Al:1521, "a
IoEI7 Had Eczema
In lis Worst FORM
i.:ic" PHys:cienS Failed, Hoods
ssrsEPIGilIG rcrIcc:Iv Cured.

Ssrs=Pu"iIIG Perfectly Cared.
Great mental asoay Is endured ~
parents who sec ;i:@ir children Suffering
i'oE diseases cauSStlhy impure bleed.
aal f.! which :hcEc seems no cure.
This is turned 20 joy whca Hoods S,r-
2DI;lll IS rcso-:;d;o 70, for !, cx2.is tie
ic:l huaIo=s fom tie k!ccd. ard re-
stores the diseased skin - f,esh,
healthy Brightness. Read this:
t. c ! I=SSi Z Co. L5vs-. Mss
,Wci&I-i. IIcci'S S~.--r--:l s. IT, ne;
E-iLihsc = 'd!>.-c q l=c I.a--c: IEE tlhr!
-! sS!I diseases. c. Two c.i-GgCa z-EeEtI
--..,.g vl.h lie
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A GRAND
Masked : Ball
egaA@
&
WILL DE oIvES ATT
FREEMAN HAIL.,
Monday Night, Dec. 26.
49,
Invitation Co,,~Uto.

ELso,
Arthn Eeinhnrt, Ed r Keyser,
fhn Irrlett, Thos Hunter,
Pc Eo'e. John Mckee.
CGRLIx,
j " Prett, c Mclaughlin.
P.LISApE,
Ernest Evans, ] Riddle.
DErTH.
l. bradley, " B Armstrong.
HALLEcE,
Ham Mccain, Ed Kell,
WELLS,
FRED Mason, Frank Whisnan.
LAMoILLE,
j Ghern, Bert Taylor.
TCscAEoEA,
Capt Kelley, E Binghsu.
Floor Managers:
{ F. Bllkcy. Emmett Keyesr,
Edgar l;rinhaFt, Ed Lit,OE,
Geo Ernce, Charley S,oker.
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Worst Fern cf Ec-cna
HOODS

- : standard fszEg Eei!-icc. 81 -o-r.
n. DC NiLscE- T.. MI 81 Ma. -. II
SC---G. 1919 2.L ASez-.. 49, IL
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iiap!u. Trllu nuf cuIiar strrr:s. d
."r assvIingbI. at Auitcr'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
he 4SSiTIIED HIS FRILND.

I'ntii Yesterday. John iukovski and william Novish,
have been The gra est ~ friends. When they came 10
this country three years they rented room to
gether nj No. - Boxst. Yesterday however NOwi III
nnvrarcd a, a prisoner In the Lee Avenue Police
Court and held for the Grand jury without bail
on q charge Of ASSEMBLING Eukovsk According 70 the
story told by Eukovski al 81. GATHERINGS Hospital le
has recently been DESTROYS Of quitting hi, companion.
and 30 announced Nowisk was affected. almost 10
tears. and after pleading passionstcy with Buho'Ski,
seized latchct aud struck him the head. Ing
out at the same time " n you leave Inc, you shall
not leave alive
A policeman was summoned by the nciyhbors. who
had heard the cries Of the injured man. ard Nowlsd
was locked up while his victim taken to st. Cath
crimes IIosp al where the surgeons say that his wound
may prove fats
Nowisd admits the truth Of RukOvSki's story. but
says that the assault committed with p!ecc Of
binding wood, and not with Ratchet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07

Our collection includes everything
new and desirable made this season.
Many OF the styles are exclusively ours
and cannot be found elsewhere.
Black Silk Guipure de Gene Laces,
SI.25 per yard and upward.
Natural. cream and ecru, in sets, 3
and 4 widths, % cts. and upward.
Real Applique Bridal Wells, new
shape, $1,000; actual value, Sl25.W.
Real DuchesSe Bridal Wells, $500;
actual value, $4,000.
Very special values in Real Duchcsse
and Point Laces and Lace-trimmed
HandkerchefS.
Our Yelling Department contains the
latest creations in regular made Wells.
black, natural. beaded, and black and
white combinations, Real Applique,
Hand-run and machine made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
HI likes HIS SOy.S WAGES

Louis f. Bebec. seventeen years old, appealed to
Justice Goetting In the Lee Avenue Police Court yes
tsriay 20 prevent his father from collecting his wages
and squanderng them. The boy Is employed In the
Irookncld Glass Works Grand-st. and Morgan ave.
The boy told the justice that his mother died two weeks
ago. and Friday his father took his young brother
from the home Of his sisters, where they living.
His father had lived with Ill, mother for two years
before her deutl he said, and hi, father wanted
his wagcs with which he supporting himself and
sisters.
Justice GO-tins said that the case was one out Of
his province rs n police justice, but told tho boy to
apply for his wages from the firm and Oh their re
fisaI 10 pay 1t sue them In civil couit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
ne WILL NOT GET A MEDAL THIS TINE.

vincenzo Riocl. an italian. living at No. 253 North
second-s, has peculiar ideas regarding right and
wrong. He was arraigned In the Lee Avenue Police
Court yesterday the charge Of attempting to stab
his vito with knife. The prisoner did not deny that
his wife telling the truth, but said explanatory
al had discovered that my wife intended to elope
with another man. so ! got after her.
In answer TO other questions Roci said: II have
only been In tlis country three years. some time
ago, while / was In Italy. killed a man and was
sentenced TO six years In prison. But the Italian
Government learned that he a famous briCand
SO they released mo. and gave me q medal besides .
Jrstioc Goetting did not give Risci . medal but
he adjourned the trial OF the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
IN THE ANNEXED DISTRICT.
THE ATTACK UPON COMMISSIONER HEINTz--
SOCIAL FEsTTVITIEs.

THE ATTACK UPON COMMISSIONER HEINTz-
SOCIAL FEsWVITIEs
Tie true meaning Of the attack upon Commits sioner
Iclntz by the introduction OF bin IN the Legislature
TO reduce his powers is altogether clear The
Tammany officials have treated Mr.. Heinz with con
siderable respect since the Tamuiauy defeat In the
Annexed District last fall. Mayor Grant has CON
suited the Commissioner about the tldernen's reSou
lions for public Improvements. and the members OF
the Board OF Street Opening have given much con
sidcration Mr. Hein,z's recommendations. The Tam
many Boa.d Of Aldermen and the Mayor have ap-
proved resolutions for the expenditure OF from 800
600 TO 500. 600 public works beyond the Harlem
River and the members OF the Board OF Street Open
ING at the meeting Friday passed. llu,ion, for
IN, opening II Honest. and One-hundr.d ana S,v
enteth ST.. and took other action In accordance with
Commissioner Ientz's desires. The general belief has
been that many of the Tammany leaders dis
satisfied with Commissioner Purroy and would not
give him much assistance in his fight against The sup
porers Of Mr. Ieintz senator iIlSan's bll to legis
late Mr. Hcinz out Of power If not out Of once. IS
not in accordance with Mayor Grants expressed Views
and il NAV be held over Mr.. Ilcin1s head simply 10
induce him not 10 oppose lamnany Interests tOa
strongly II any such BIZ were passed ly the Lesis
latule and signed by the governor Tn result would
be loss OF several thousand votes TO tic Democratic
party of succeeding elections. as many Of Mr. ilcintzs
supporters who Democrats would resent any i'll
reference with bis work.
The Fordham Club has continued Its course Of
lectures. the latest address being that delivered b,
Professor A. ii. Dundon, on Robert Burns Th'
Ariel Tennis Club successful with its last re
ception, and at ths meeting TO be held on next Tues
day evening reports Of those having charge Of thu
reception will be received. The members Of tn
Alpha Social Club met last week and presented
series OF tablesus. atr which the members and thei
friends danced for several hours.
Charles A. Berrian. of Fordham. is well-known ant
popular. and on Monday night many OF his friends
had opportunity TO show their feelings toward MIN
He and his wife took pleasure trip to Washington
70 celebrate the twenty fifth anniversary Of their wed
ling. When they returned TO uher house on Monday
evening they found many Of their neighbors and
Adenas gathered to meet them. The evening wal
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AMiTEURS GIVE Az OPLRI.

The Brooklyn Amateur opera Association. a lead
Ing musical society 81 that city. presented IA
tcncc.7 one OF Gilbert and suliivans operas To a
large audience At the Broohyn Academy OF N"sio i"SI
night The opera was Owen for tho benefit OF the
Iiroklyn Art school and the treasury Of that nsti-
rftion must have been considerably sweed By the
proceeds The entertainment was pleasing 10 the
audience. and generous applause was gwen through
ont The title role. Patience. was sung by Miss
Cowlcs u student of The National Conservatory OF
Music. Now lOrh
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DIR BIG SISTER CITY.
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
,or Hoody and Democratic PoticiansWOrk at the Nav! h
The Coming League Club Eection-Talk ABOUT 'h0
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Items of General Interest.

h. f. nromosd As promotion In the Navy = o so~
,Ls ,rIo /, sometimes several years IN inc $50
,l,e yong officers have common room ioI mn III
and their dOrmory III; IS naturally ,nGucns great
n,nv 70 resign Is that they do much be.rt ~.
themselves in private life. young naval eonrss
- ",ndr no has Ind fine instruction and has noro.SSh
ecncation In that line. But in the naval service so
nav il small, and promotion Is slow even W. - 1
hans ilat an ofcer NAV make belong TO the HoveI
nent So the young oflcer finds that he can " Ic
n,ore money and be more successful in pri'"cc "o
and he resi- gns from the Navy.
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PROBIBTf TLIU HE DID NVI hTIT' III HNl.I-t
David steers. barkcepcr in Bosert-st. was dis
charged from custody by Justice Goctting In the Lei,
Avenue Police Court yesterday. and he remarked as h
RECLAIMED tho sidewalk, that he had just finished :.
lively week. seven days ago steers was arrested on IL
charge Of asSnnltng sam Sing. Chinese laandrymnn.
al No. 1875 Graham ave. and lie was committed for
examination All attempts on hr part 10 ob.aln bail
we're frutlcss. aud steers became respondent. finally
trying 10 commit suicide by hanging himself from the
door of his cell in the Bushwck station IL VIZ,
discovered aud down In time. but after that the
police watched him closely. Yesterday. when the
Case wns called for trial. sam Sing thc complainant.
failed appear aud Justice ioctilng had incIinl
lion 10 punish steers Tor attempting suicide.
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Just ReceICed a Largo SHtPNfeW
of fine Scotch Zephyr Ginghams, Bed
ford Cords, Crepes, Crinkles, and Nov
city Combinations in exclusive designs;
also Frcres Kocchlin's fine SatineS,
Brocaded French Satines, fine French
Organizes and .Jaconets, in dcsi gns
exclusively ours for Brooklyn.
Til Cloth and Shantong POngeeS,
newest designs, ~ II cts. per yard.
Four cases Standard Dress Style
Ginghams. II IL cts. per yard.
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FINE WHITE GOODS.

Printed India Dimity, 80 inches
wide, 80 cts. per yard.
Printed India Lawns, So inches wide,
20 cts. per yard.
Printed Linen Lawns, our own i'm
portation, just received, % cts. per
yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
HOVSEKEEPING LINENS.
Leading offers.

| case 64-inch Bleached Irish Satin
Damask, 40 cts. per yard; reduced
from IS cts.
100 dozen fine 5-S German Damask
Napkins, sl.OO per dozen.
80 pairs, each full sized, Hemstitched
Linen Sheets, $500 and 5000 per pair.
100 pairs. each Hemstitcbed, Pillows to
match, Sl.OO and $3.50 per pair.
Odds and ends of Table Cloths, Nap
kins, Towels, Trays, Scarfs and Rem
nants of fine Satin Damask, on a
special table at marked down prices.
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FLANNELS.

Standard Outing Flannels, 0 cts per
yard.
Scotch Homespun Outings, II 10
cts. per yard.
Stripe and Plaid Saxony Flannels,
20 cts. per yard; reduced from 40 and
45 cts.
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SPECIAL SALE.
DRESS GOODS.
We are Receiciny Daily Ship
ulPNtS

nicNtS
of Spring Dress Goods in all the new
est staple and high novelty materials,
including Bedford Cords, Cable Cords,
Ribbed Crcpons, Gautirc Crinkles,
Drap d'Emir, Crepons and knoppe
Stripes.
A large assortment of plain and
fancy al-wool Dress Goods, III the
best designs produced by American
looms, at As cts. per yard.