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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-07-06
LOCAL JOTTlN6S.
Fresh frui. received LILY. a.
MCLEOD JACOBS.

Smoke D.vey'. ho@e made Cigars
Ice cream soda Ffter, at
VAN NE5s6 DRUG STORE.
Mason's Excelsior Flint Fruit Jars,
oil sizes, At Mcl4fE9D & JACOBS.
E. S. Chase left to-day for the
O.mss No. 4, to pup out ttat nine.
The owners have cob Iudsdfto do this
and, af,erwd fd, to KEEP i clear of
water. 1t WI reqdird . kon of coal
per day to pump }ut W. mine, and
. about !. hi: al. 'ap p}f day after that to
The Alturas Commeroiai Com pany
have just received carload of
Canned Vegetables ga Que Of Cali.
fornis Canned Fruits also . carload
of Sugar-~hich ,hsy are offeting .,
greatly reduced ptces. ~Call aud
sample the goods aud prices.
The BARRIERS Of Haley will close
their shops At IL o'clock, noon. every
Sunday. "a CARSON & WEAVER,
DAN. NEEDS.
Choice fresh Candies, Just received,
at : McLE3Y& JACOBS.
: Purdum is now ready to deliver ice
in any desired quantity, > any place
at any time. Leave Praers at SIN,
Friedman's general meroha ndise store.
Some Of the very finest Laundry
Soap, 1t the lowest living rates, at
McI4eob l. JACOBS.
Haley was visited by a refreshing
sho wer this morning. 1t laid the dust,
purified the atmosphere, moistened
the grass, aSd freshsued tbe ground,
while it did nPt damhge Anything in
particular. Such sh6v er - this
every three or leuf daR,I 1t this season
Of the year, is Nbout the Only "im.
provement" that could be suggested
70 our climate.
A carload of Baybed. Wire and
Wire Nails. just received at the Altu-
ras Commercial COMPANY, which we
waot to exchange for cash, and will
give moro goods for youS>Moneythaa
you can get anywhere IN the country.
Olives, and sweet tor, sour Pickles, by
the bottle or 10 bulk, a
AeH1 s JAcons'.
Dr.. Newsom. the tell>known first.
class dentist, can be found at the
AIturas Hotel. room Is, wtler he is
sPrspared to do any work known to
the most advanced dentistry. Any
old settler can tell tou y6at be is.
Fireworks of AL descriptions aud
Flags OF all sizes d
u MdLsbD & JAcoBs'.
John Bledsoe, who learned the print
ing trade in this Office, came in to. day
to visit his relatives and friends.
Since leaving here ] khn hys bloomed
out as . M grown h\wspkper editor
and proprietor, with (hel usual result
Of acquiring \so mhch Yealth in the
business that Y il looking about for
somebody. OF SQmiethhk to endow
with it, in order To- get Nd of it.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-07-06

There 10 no excuse for any man to
appear in society With q grizzly beard
since the introduction Of Bucking-
hams Dye. which colory . natural
brown or black.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-07-06

plT0lI'C FACE CREAM, The leading
'OO y Partisan Cosmetiqae. Absolutely
harmless and . perfect face besutihef. HrDS-
Class medicant. On sale with all Leading dsuygiss.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-07-06
GOOd Cooking

is one Of the chief blessings Of every
home. To always insure good Gus
tards, buildings, sauces, etc, use Gail
Borden's AEagle" Brand Condensed
Milk. Objections on the label Sold
by your grocer .addruggist.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-07-06
Cutlcura Resolvent

Tho new Blood and Skin Purifier, Internally to
cleanse the blood Of all impurities and poisonous
element3), and CuTIcURA, tho great Skin Cure, and
CUTIcuRA SOAR. an exquisite Skin BeautiRer,
externally TO clear the skin and scalp, and restore
the hair) instantly relieve and speedily every
species Of itching, burning scaly, crusted, pimpy,
scrofulous, and hereditary diseases and humors Of
the skin, scalp, and blood, with loss Of hair, from
Infancy TO age, from pimples to scrofula.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-07-06
Four Carloads To. Oar.

Four Carloads To. Day.
Two ca''aads of Bed Cloud, ono of
Red Elephant and o1e 'ot Star lease
ore were shipped i1qm this place
to-day. Y
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-07-06

OIL Piles, black. heads, red, rough, chappcd, and
IN oily skin cured by CUTICURA Soar.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-07-06

The Heat Markets Will Close on Sunday
The mea. markets Of HALEY will
hereafter remais closed all day Sun.
Day.
All persons should therefore buy
'h''f Sundsys meat Saturday night.
john QBn,ES,
Gsthu1 Es BIRKIN.
HALEY, June G.. 1892.
~ Blank lf.oof. bt F.sor f,'
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-07-06

Job Printing Il the TIxEt Office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-07-06

Sold everywhere. Price, CurIcuRA, &c.,; Soar,
25c.; REsoLvxNr, q. Prepared by the PoTTEa
DRU0 AND CHEMICAL CORPORATIoN, Boston.
~ Send for How 70 Cure Skin Diseases" "a
pages, 20 illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20
The rIIyr.GLAss WORKERS CONTENTION.

Corning y. Y. July - (SpeciaD.-Thc American
Flint Glass Convention was busy 10 day finishing up
and getting ready for final adjournment There IL no
opposition 70 the 10 election Of President Smith and
Secretary Dillon Tho prescription committee. tho
most important n the trade. reported this morn
ing favor1ng the pncelst as last year. Prices
on "A large classification Of new ware wcrs submitted
and agreed to. The saturday half holiday and apprcn
uccship questions left 10 the conference com
mittec which Il To meet the manufacturers in Pitts
burg next week The green glass copmittec came
down Rochester to-day. and submitted PROPOSE
ton on the consolidation scheme, and II was reported
IN the convention. 10 embraces united changeabo
travelling and working card and a limited alliance.
NO action has yet been taken In the matter. and II j.
Impossible say how the question Will be settled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20
FATAL RESULT OF 4 sTREFT FIGHT.

In A street fight on Monday night at the corner Of
One.hundrad -secOnd-st. and Secondavc., Dennis
o'Kccfe struck william RiOrdat blow which knocked
him down and caused a thorough conclusion oil tho
brain from which the victim died six hours later IN
the Presbyterian Hospital. The corner has long been
known rs a bad place, where gang OF loafer was
accustomed TO congreGate The story told by O'Keeie
who IS a bartender In Michael O'connors saloon, at
No $40 Second ave. Is that he was set upon 10y the
gang there on Sunday night, but managed TO get
AWAY before any harm had been done. Monday hlgh'
he again passed the and two men made rush
ot linn They were two brothers John ana William
Riordan both hOrseshOcrs. Okce!e struck William
Eiorlan and knocked him down with the first blow.
lie fell on his back and did not stir. Then Oko'Ic
went ON his way When William RioIdan was taken
Ia his home, NO o,OO2 Second ave, where he hvcd
with his wife and fDur children DR.. O'Conneil, who
was called in found that the man was suffering from
conclusion OF the brain and that he was likely to de-
The police were Informed and the wounded man was
taken 70 the Presbyterian Hospital O'keefc was ar
rested and the two brothers OF the dead man. Michael
and John who were witnesses, were also heid. Oh
his way TO the station, Michael Rlorihn had III Wch
pecessated his immediate removal to the Presby erlh
HospItal He was aiterward taken away ngdn by
the police.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20
xORE TICKET roRGERS ARRESTED.

C. c. Cobb. passenger agent OF tn fehhsyiV"nHh
Railroad was al the TOmbs Police Court again yes
erday morning. and this time made charges Of forgery
against Timothy and John Cagncy, both tlcketscap'r'
nj No go Broadway. few days ago Mr.. CoDD
made the same charge against Nathan Blum, ana hau
him held for examination Justice Grady, who was Oh
the bench for Justice Diver held the two CasheyS ID
900.
The trouble arises over the Christian Endeavor cx
cursion tickets. The Cagneys, as well ms Bllh con
cevel the idea OF purchasing what return Christian
Endcavor tickets they could. and then stamping theni
with the Trunk Line Association stamp and the datc
opd oIso the s.amp OF &C. C. Cobb" They could bc
extended to any period. AS the tickets are not trans
fcrable those who sold them, rot wishing to return
themselves made good thing out OF the sale, wmie
the scapers II they could sell them to travellers
would also make fair profit on the transaction. As
II happcns the stamp OF &C. G. Cobb has not been
paced on the tickets extended AT regular passenger
ticket Offices since July /, and thus the forgery was
detected. The Cagneys live at No 1913 summit
ave Jersey CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20
srGrlL DILL At TIE STATE CAMP

state Camp. Peeksldll y. T.. July l9-The signal
Brigade dressed in white Jackets, duck trousers,
broad brlmrned SLOUGH hats and top boots. attract
,nuch attention in camp every day during their drills
between 8 80 and II 30 a m. Thus far they have
done mot Of their work in signalling from Battery
lin 20 the adjoining hint and have used both flags
and mirror flashes equally well. The signal corps
has been equipped with an electric outflt OF colored
pe1ts which enables them TO carry on the signal work
At night The hosiital has had but one patient TINS
week The weather IS cool and pleasant and the
Buffalo men OF the GJth Regiment are doing some
hacd work Cnlonel Story h authority for the state
rnent that the much talked OF attack on the camp by
the Naval Reserves Is not 10 take place after all
Colonel story says that the camp Is practically I'M
pr-gnable from a naval point Of view, and that the
shallow water In the creek at the foot OF the buifs
on which the camp Is situated would prevent the
Reserves from taking up position from which 10
lombard the camp. The Naval Reserves may. how
ever pay a vsit 10 the camp on Thursday 10 pariic.
nate I'm the parade. There l. >ome lax Of extending
TINS seasons oucampment "a August q, Instead az
chetng Il on July 30. Nothing definite, however,
has been decided npon In this respect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20
ruu DRESDEN cllrss rorRxAMFyr.

Dresden. July l9.-rhe third round Of the Mastery
international Chess tournament was begun TINS morn
ing Much To the aStonl> hment Of all intr-eS cd me
Russian player. Alapln, did not appear. ana lause.
therefore scored game 10y default. only three "
the eight games contested finished. The timers
stood adjourned These will probably be scored y
Marco Tarra>ch NOa Winawer and GOttschal. INC
following summary shows the particulars OF the tHi0
round
iaulsen vs.. Napin-Ihulsen scored by default
s.hott lander vs.. Abin-UiuOcO Plano; - moves
Albin won.
Harrelebcn VS.. Micse<-Philador; 30 moves dra""'
plackburne vs.. Porges-siCilian Defence; Cf moves
drawn.
Schcve vs. Marco-P-Q 4: adjourned.
TarIaSch vs. Makovi' z-P-kB 4: adjourned
Loman vs.. Noa-Frcnch Defence adjourned
Wnawer VS. MaSon-rctrOf; adjourned.
Iottschau vs. WalhNdt-Nicnna game; adlpurh'u'
The score after the third round was; Niti"'n, IL
ploclpurnc | -: Marco. | | =. AlaWn, Alnh' LUZ
sen Porges, schottlandcr and DR.. IarraSch' e"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20
THE sUBrREIUEY GAMING COLD on BLLAycE

Wall Street circles grnthcd by the Increasing
movement Of gold Into the sub-Ireasnry. The gain
In the gold balance since last Friday s-4g,GJi.
IL IS probable that there will be- largcr accumulation
Of the yellow metal IN the absence Of exports OF gold
Al this season there IS strong demand from the In
terror banks for currency blk Of small DENOMINATIONS
The city banks are called upon 10 meet the demand
from their country correspondence and they IN turn
arc compelled - go 10 The sub Treasury, us their
supply Of small bills Is deficient Tho Sub-Trcasnry
authorities In return for the accommodation Of collect
Ing these bills and giving them 10 the city banks ask
that they be exchanged FOR gold certificates The
banks are willing 10 do this, ard the gold bnlancc
Of the ubTrca.nry is being .Iengthoned at time
when n Is deslrahl" that this IA uld b. DONE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20
TROUBLES OF BUSINESS MEN
RECEIVER FOR THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE W.
HOPKIN~, BUILDER.

RECEIVER FOR THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE W.
HOPKINr BUILDER.
Judge Enrich OF the City Court has appointed George
W. Hopkins receiver OF the property Of Robert ii.
Mathews president Of the Canda & Mathews Manu-
featuring Company, house TRIM at Nos 426 10 432 East
one hundred and.tenh ST., the application OF Lamb
osborne & Petty, attorneys for Frederick q. Moore,
Judgment creditor In the suit Of Daniel Schwartzkopf
against the Canda 81 Mathews Company, Judge Elrch
struck out the sham and ordered tho enter
ing Of Judgment In favor Of Mr.. schwartzkopf for
$3.50. VI. NJ. Canda has been appointed receiver Of
the company. 1t incorporated in December, $780,
with capital stock Of SO 900, and the president says
its assets amount to $4,000 Mr.. Mathews did con-
siderable building on his account but few weeks
ago he transferred his property, part to his wife and
part to James Kane, Canda d Kane, and the Twelfth
Ward Bank as collateral security. lie built five
story fiat house at No liz East Northumberland
sixteenh-st valued at $4,000 mortgaged for $4,000.
This he transferred to his wife. lie also transferred
TO his wife three flats, Nos. 225 to 223 Wils-ave,
near One-hundred and thirty -seventh-st They were
valued at $4,000 and mortsaged for 10000.
Mortgages on these gwen 10 Canda & Kane for
Sl2 600 and to bernard French for $500 HIS VIE
ON MAY "a transferred No. 81 West Onehundred- and
thirty thirdst to James King subject TO a mortgage
of 81 900, for a nominal consideration.
Henry l.. Brant has been appointed receiver Tor
the Eclipse Tool Company of No. 600 iudson-st, on
the application Of William c. Renwlck, )udgtnens
creditor. The company was cOrporated In June, lcSV
with capital stock Of $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20
THE GREEN. GOODS" MAN ToOK THE BAIT.

p0sOfncc Inspector Coates went 10 the AiiHihh
House Tenth Il. and Fourth lave. on Monday NOM
inc In accordance with mn Arrangement made with q
sci Of green goods swindlcs. Coates cOrrrsponded
With them I'm the name 81 Peter ,. Flick. OF Port
Rowan Ontario. to whom they had sent a circular.
COATES had been In his room only short while when
Young mnn tapp~i on the door. The visitor gave
the ra.sword and number which had been sent 10
Coates I'm n letter and was admitted to the Oon.
lie then started 10 take the Inspector to the place
where the green gods to be Ind. When the
Two reached the street e. G.. James. postOnicc In
,pector in charge and Inspector Jacobs arrested the
stranger.
The man said he was Henry schilling nineteen
ycnrs old and lived somewhere In Hfth- st. He had
forgotten the number Yesterday Commissioner
shield, held him I'm II 800 for examination Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20
1IrEhArrRr AND Mrsrc At MT GRr7yA

Mount Greina, Penn. July 10 Special. -Gothold
Pphraim Lessine the famous German author and
critic the subject 81 Dr. Clarke Robnson's lecture
this morning. II well attended. and the Doctor
portrayed TO The large audience the character Of the
author and reclted few Of his most classical com
positions. After DR.. EoliusOns lecture, DR.. Wcidncr
Of Chicago, Dean Of Bblcal science. gave public
talk upon "The Visions OF zachaIah the Prophet. >
He then followed With "A discourse upon English lit
crature both were Instructive and we'll received. DR..
Grandson. the negro Oiator In .he prvxrnmc,
and had accepted the Invitation deliver lecture on
Negro Moods and Tcnscs7 this afternoon but no
failed to DO present Dr. Max IIark. Chancellor, nc.
ceptaby took his place. however and delivered a talk
1cnnyson.' lie spoke freely and instructlvcly Of
England's poet laureate. This evening Dr. Charles
Young Of Princeton University the well known astron-
Omcr delivered his second serial lecture on The
Moon 10 Well illustrated throughout. At
ccleu entcvainment on the plano.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20
COURT CALENDARS FOB TO-DAY.

Supreme tourt-,,cneral Telni-Iiecess continued .
Supreme Court, Chambers-Before Lawrence. J.-Mo.
ton calendar, Nos. " - called AZ II o'clock. - .
supreme Court-speciol Term-Parts l and lad
ourned the terri -
Clrrult Court-Pars /, H. Ill and Iv-Ad.ourned for
the
surfogate's Court-tOr probate: wills OF Eeanor Bur.
ling Francis r. Curtis Esidio Lambert Mary Wallace,
John Drcl>gracker, John Strobel, Frederick strobe
Mnry -trenkert Frederick Oppermann, ST., David J.
Whitney. Benz min O. Dlsbrow, 10 80 a. M. -
Ploa,-t;enelu Icrul-AGlOurned for tho term
Common Peas-Special TeIm-Before Bookstaser, J.
Motions =, ~, A.,
ournpd for the term.
superior Lourt-SDecial Tern-Before McAdsm. j.
Sgperor Court-rraI TeFm-Parts /. IL and IlI-A&
CITY Court-special Term-Before Ehrlich, c. Mo-
tons >, -, -, "A
journrd for the term. n ~, s.A 7,
and As slant trict-AtOrey Mclnyfe.No,. 20 Is,
" curt OF General Sessions-Part IT-Before Ftzgead,
L. and Assistant Dstrlct-AtOmey Weeis.-NOS. ! "a D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20
no DISTURBANCE 1T THE MElTNG.

There WAS a report Yesterday that disturbance 10"
occurred on Monday evening at meeting Oh 'a'
Young Peoples Society OF the Rev. Thomas INo" . a
church. The cause OF the alleged trouOr ~ a
resolution TO disbund the organization anu .hs
Christian EndeavOr society. 1t WAS said '"'' -,
heat Of the debate loud and angry voices WI no,.
chairs were thrown about and broken anu
smashed. ,. u,s
Al the church last night a Tribune reporter vas
,o,d that tberc had been no disturbance win''e'e.
The resolution n question was introduced AT Il H..
Ing on July IL, and was thcn deba'" WV. email
calmn,ss ami dec0rum. IL was brOngh' NY nd
action on Monday at very qniet me-. r,s,,kr.
peacefully passed The report WIS an emu r,,,uty.
The late Young Peoples Society OF "' ,as,,,n
thiri-st Baptist Church had. and the pres'" -. 90.
Endcsy0r Society has, n.enbeIsinp ~ AZ theif
prayer meetings, only once or twiec ~ Wv
Of the year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20
cUICIUF or 1 DRUG CLERK.

Harry Link a clerk in NJ W. OliHe's drug store, at
No. 6 Bowery committed suicide at an early hour
Yesterday morning by swallowing twenty grains OF
morphinc. He twenty -four years old and had
been employed In the drag store for about seven
months. but was discharged on Monday for drunken
ncss II IS said. He was unmarried and lived with his
mother at No. 90 West Elcventh-7t. HIS habits
until lately had been good but II IS said he was under
the influence OF liquor on Monday night. Another
clerk J. p Cagazza. IL charge OF the drug store
on Monday night, and while he was away foI dinner
Link came. As the door locked Link got n ladder
and climbed In through a window. when Casazza re-
turned he found link rimmarng among the bottles,
but did not suspect anything. Link went npstairs and
shortly aftcrward he heard 10 grOan. He WAS
found lying insensible, and ambulance called.
Artdoies and emetcs We're used. but II was too late
and he died about an hour aftcrward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20
~ ATTRACTIVE BOOK on SUMNER TRAVEL

Tho New-lork Central Railroad this summer has
spared pains or expense in preparing It's usual
book. and pamphlets for the guidance OF seekers for
summer homes and for tourists. The illustrations
are we'll executed. fresh and novel. well as prOiuse'
and tho reading matter Is attrTctivcly written.
hook 81 the size Of novel tells Of the points
Of Interest the Harlem and Hudson divisions oil
the road giving full details to rates Of fare hotels
md boarding houses, and other points on when IN
formation Is needed by plelsurcseckcrs and travel
Irs Handsome folders devoted 81 a description
NJ the beauties and advantages Of tho Adirondack
Mountain, and the lake region Of central New York
TIN, literature may be pr curcd by the public NJ tho
cost Of Il few postage stamps sent TO the General
Manager Agent, George H. Daniels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20
WORK AT THE sElsIDE ASSEMBLY.

Avonfylhc-sea, n. j., July 10 tSpciaD.-At the
Seaside Assembly to-day the school Of Bible study and
sunday school work opened The dean of the school
Is the Rev F.. Morris Ferguson. Of Philllpsburg, y.
j. who Is the Secrcar OF the NcwJcrsey sunday
School Association. This department will be IN
s.on for three weeks.
Madame s r. Lei'rfncc OF New-York mot the
art students IN otis Hall. Professor Rene DrcyfuS.
Of New York. instructed the classes in French. The
second lecture OF Or. II. Austin Mken'S course IN
p.vohoorv was delivered this morning. IL en-
titled :" How Many Senses Have Wcl
Frederick Dean, Of Ncw-Nork gave his tenth lee
ture on the history Of music. Its title was "The
BRAT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-20

The ship Bee jamn i. Packard from san Francisco
has arrived here with 23.4lJ OF standard canned
fruits, 1871 cases Of Alaska salmon 800 commercial
packages Of brandy 2,Oil barrels Of Wine, A.
puncheOns OF wine. 0.735 sacks OF bDrN II 500 bags
OF Lima beans. i.796 pisces 81 sugar pine and j.-9f
pieces red wood lumber. Mot Of these canned fruits
peaches and apncOts. well Other lots to come,
have been sold while on passage. The dimihl shed
packing prospects eastward and on The Pacific coast
have aroused strong competition to the surplus
OF last year, and In Wow u The firm ndvAnce FOR neg
fruit I'm California and tie undoubted Increase u table
wants 10 during the Columbian celebration pick
ing the heavy blocks aud remnants Of $40 has become
active speculation. Experience ha> s'Jwn thai
Trustworthy goods may DC carried safely In TIN for
several
Lima beans continue to advance rcgan,~s ~ tho
large Offering which has already come forward til.
year. This article never VI wAOr-lle crop chnr
meter until taOruia farmer ~ up the idea and icw
garden productions ever - quickly gained - strong
"a place In trade these wholesome and easily PR
pared beans. city and ruml places call for them
.teadily