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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-07-13
NOTICE OF HEARING
For Probate of Will.
Estate OF
MARY WILLIAMS, DECEASED.

In District Court Of Nevada for Esmeralda
County
Application having been made to the above
entitled Court, or to Judge thereof, by 8.
NJ. Booker and George Atchison, for the pro-
bate Of the will of Mary Williams, deceased,
and for the issuance OF letters testamentay
thereon to them as the Executors, and said
will and the petition Of said \. N. Booker
and George Atchison being filed in said
Court, the asth day of May, A. disc, it 10
hereby ordered that
Monday, the 27th day of June A. D. 1e9a
at 10 o'clock A. ". of said day, or as soon
thereafter as said petition can be heard, ID
appointed as the day for hearing said petition
and at the Court room of said Court at haw-
thorne, or such other time or place. after the
above mentioned as the Judge Of snid Court
may direct, and all parties interested in sa'a
estate may prior to said time file objecsions,h
any they have, to the granting Of said petitien'
[sEAL j. A. LElDf,
County Clerk, Esmeralda County, New.
jes-tf
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-07-13

MINING AaE: Nevada 10 a small
bta'e, but 1t 10 making IN uprsar IN
politics that will be heard, if mi
heedsd, by the politicians at Washing.
tan
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-07-13
NEW TODAY.
CLAIMS ALLOWED
By the County Commits
sioners.

THE LAST REGULAR MEETING
"A of the Board of Com missioncrs of Es-
meralda County. n ,yada, the following bills
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-07-13

Stationery, Periodicals, DAILY Papers,
and full line of latest Novel
ties.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-12
Ssaa unb ote Weaer.

Cine Der pielen ueberrai9ungen, ar
benen es bel Der leBten @taatsmabl
ni9t gefeblt bat, beitebt barin. bab
9ogg 10 auBerorbentli9 piel Negers
Sttmmen erbalten bat - nnb bas trob
Der betannten Sort Wortber Nbma>
dungen unb Der gerIpre9unsen beg
Negers 6iibrers @uneD.
gtma rs proceut a0er gfeger>S tims
men miifen auf 9ogg gefaaen ietn,
anbers 1T ). 9. bas Wabl, &eiultat in
darlington @pi1ntp gar i1idt 5u erflds
rem. mo- trob bes ftarfen beuti9en go<
tums 9ogg cine erbebli6e Mebrbeit er:
sielte. Man fann baber mobl gerabe5u
fasen, baB 9Ogg feline @rwdblung ben
Negern perbanft.
@S mdre nur 3u tDiniden, baB er,
reip. Der hurd i'm pertreteae 6liigel Der
bemotratii6en partei, biefe Negerz
Stimmen nun auh bebalten mD1te
unb baB bic repubIifanii6e partei auf
biefe Weiie bon benz f6mar5en 8alluft
befreit miirbe, Der mie elm 8ieigepi6t
an ibr bling unb ieben Qufi6wung perz
binberte.
Oie republifaniide Partei bes Staa=
tes Seras miirbe bur6 bic Nusmer5ung
biefer unermiini6ten @lemente 3rpar
nod fleiner unb an 3ubl ihmd6er pers
ben, aber bafiir auh UNI 10 reiner unb
reipeftabler, unb Das ndre elm morale
fher @ewinn, Der ben numerifhen Der
luf melt mebr als uufmiegen piirbe!
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Maerlcs.

Mm Wontag beginnt bic offisieae
3dblung Der i'm @ountp abgeaebenen
Stimmen. Snnerbalb 5man3ig 3agen
mad geen6sgung biefer 3dblung miifz
Ten bic neuerwdblten 8eamten qualifis
3iren.
Wer mir6 Wapor Der 5tabt
perben? Ser 5taotratb fint Durd
cine WabI Die 9afan3 bis gum Gebruar
aug. penn niAt altem 0erfommen ges
mdB Der Wtanor pro tenn beftimmt lit,
ben yolten ein5unebmen. Damn aber
fdreiten mir CUR Wabl. gS bebarf
zines erfabrenen, %umiidtgen, energis
ifen unb forti6rittli9en ManneS. Die
itdotif9en Angelegenbeiten gu perpalz
ten. Die observation-disclosures 1T
eine 5ieuli6 fompIi3irte gemorben uno
be daBerfte 0orfdt in Der Musmabl
Der 3anoioaten fur bas pi1tige Mmt
If geboteit.
- Sept wirb fngar be6auptef, baB
bic Waioritdt poggs gegen $1,000
Stimmen betragen Dirfte.
Gdr MDntag Nbenb if eine 0erz
fammlung Der gelesaten Der Beutf1z
4merifanti9en @oltsfef : @eleai6aft
e%inberufen.
9as @era6t sebt, bab bic WahIin
einigen preeincien megen itattgefunz
be1en DISQUALIFICATION in Der Nufs
ftelung Der y lrrieren unb tpegen urls
9efebliher Nuofertigung BON Wabl5et=
teln conteitirt tberoen foa. MQsemein
befannt 1T, baB bic Wablr otter feIbft
minDeitenS cine Stunbe gebrauhten,
iid in bas neue Spitem ein3uarbeiten
unb ibre Nrbeit 10 3u pertbeilen, DaB
Der @abiaft obne groBen Aufentbalt
fur bic Siimmgeber BON ftatten ging.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-12
9as @appenfbilS Der fran3Dfiid)et,
Nepublif.

Cine uidtiae Grrunsenidaft 1T gu
oer3ei6nen: Die &epublif bat nunmebr
ibr Wappen ober pieImebr @appens
f6ilb. Shon LANCE bate mani bana6
geiu6t, unb nun 1T boHeIbe BON ielbit,
glei6fam i'm @hlafe, sefommen, pie
bic 2eute fagen.
@dbrenb @arnot alf &eiien mar
ober in 6ontainebleau bic Sommer=
friihe genDB. wurbe bier Der prdlibents
f6aftlihe Balaft elmer duBerliden @rz
neuerung unter3ogen. 9ieieIbe bate
bauptfdbli6 ben 3med, baS N. unb
bic pielen a11oern faiferlihen Mb3eihen
aus ben @er5ierungen gu tilgen. @ber
eS mubte aud etpaS on beren STEELE
gefebt tperben. Namentlih iiber benz
9aupteingang mar elm @rfab fir bas
faiieril6e Mappen uaumsdneli6 se.
boten.
Die 6amit be%auftragten &iinffer boz
ben ibreaufsabe treflid selojt, inoem ie
cine gelungene ummanblung bemertfels
liBten. Das faiierlihe @appeni6ilD be-
ftano. mie Sebermann neiB, aus einem
Shilb, mel1er bon benz bur6 3mei
9elebarben 9ebaltenen @aiiermantel
umgebeH unb BON Der aaifertrone
aberragt 1T. Sieier umriB lit beibez
balten morben, Der S9ilb, beKen
@den unten abgerunbet limb, murbe,
ftatt beS NDierS, nit einem fleinen
Witteltbeil per3iert, mel6es bureh eini-
gen 3ierratp befuOrgeboben tpirb. Muf
oemfelben ftehen bic perIhIunaenen
8uditaben R. f. (Republique Franz
caise) berbor, tpdbrenD unten, am
breiten 8anbe. bas @brenfreu3 big
iiber ben unteri6ilD berab bdn9t. gn
ben be,ben 6elebarben iinb bic Nbler
in einfade Splben umgemanbelt. Nn
STEELE Der arone lit Der BON elmer
S6nortelniide umgebene Nrauentopf
getreten. wel6er idon Idnslt auf
ben Wtiin3en alS Uerforperung
Der &epublif ausgeprdgt murbe.
Das @an3e madt einen gefdligen Sin.
brud, obslei6 Der DoppelfhilD.. tpegen
Der porherridenben einfahem Qinien,
etmas niidtern unb abI ausliebt.
Selbitber itdnblih iinb aud bic faiier=
liden 8ienen uon benz Wantel pers
f6munben.
@iniae batten gewiini6t, bas alges
meme Stimmre6t in baS Wappen aufs
genommen 81 feben. Nber oefen bis
berige 9ert0rperuns. elm ihreitenoer
Come, fl0Bt pielerlei gebenfen elm unD
fann nibt oils s%elungen be3eibnet
werben.
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Gin Mtttel aeacn e,e sbplera.

Man bat feline l1ria9e. fif Dor Der
Cholera gu firdten menn man ii6
@bamberlains 9eilmiitel gegen 4ol;f,
9iarrboe unb GboIera peridahen fam.
IS miru in menisen Minuten grlei9s
terung peridafen unb in fltraer 3eit
p6liSe 9eiluug bemirfen. Sd haze
mid burh ben Geriu9 bapon uber>
aeugt. %. 8. Clinton, 6elmetta,
q S.-Man glaubte erft, baB bic Cpl
bemie in 6elmetta pirtlihe aiiatii1e
Gbolera lei. aber man iiberaeugte lid
nadber bur6 genaue unteriu1ungen
bapon, bab man es nit elmer duberit
beftigen Gorm BON 9pienterie su tbun
bate, bic fluff eben 10 sefdbrlid 1T,
mie bic Cholera. Dies Mittel purbe
bierbei NIT sroBen grfolsen aages
manbt. gu baben in San Mntonio
in ben 4potbefen BON s. 9alteper &
Son. Oowling & Sloob. s. q. Sod,
q. Dreib. 8. S6u6arbt, q. Cohen &
Co., s. :. 9arriion unb 9altener &
ShuHarb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-12
Geitnuratipm
IN S@ol5' Bier uno Garteu=Qofal.

Sn S6ol3' populdrem 2ofal lit fcs
eben cine Reclamation eriter &laHe einz
serihtet morben, bic Mues liefert, mas
bic Saifon an Selifateien, Multern,
6ifhen, Wilb &c. bietet.
Gin perfefter Sod iiebt Der Slide
Dor, bic Der 8equemlldfeit rpegen in
oas ui1tere Grbgsi6oB perIegt unb in
ieOer ge3iebun9 .muitersiltis einse=
ridtet murbe. Speiisn merben nit
GROCER sorgfalt uno in fiir3elter 3eit
3ubereitet. Sic Slide lit bis Mitter=
nnht fur ale Nuftrdse ofen.
Ser iebr umfangreihen Speifefarte
lieat cine Weinlilte bel, tpelhe bic auss
e~rleienten &bein., Mofelmeine unb
@bampagner umfaBt. @s 1T alio fur
lilies auf bas Bette seiorst.
Die &eitauration in benz be-
liebten @6ol5'f6en 2ofaIe
mirb einem in bieiem StabtibeiIe ldngf
aefiblten 8ebirfniB abbelfen unb an
3uipru6 wirb es .br ni@t feblen.
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9te ~teEanifde aungreR Delegation
1eDgtaf1ae.

aopfrpet uub Rbeum atismus, lite Werbauuusssraane
uaren tn faie4tem 3dfanbe, BE 9ebet mi. tlfH ansez
8rtffsn. Bate fetnei 1ppettt unb mar ~uberbdupt peu=
fanets e~nttfdftet. Drst 6lafAen Gleetrie BttterS ha.
ben tbr tuI,r..
Gbuarb Sbepberp, Sarrisburs, Sn bette Elm.
of1ene gsnnpe am 4etns: bic fhoh c&t Sabre ~seIaufen
mar @ebrandte BRET jgla,hen Glectrt Sttters uub
lSunee ir sebetlt. Sptn Gpea ter, Gatawba, Obtp,
9sn iarf Wuaesn am Vetae our& Steber peruriatt.
Dte fer5te %ertidrten ietnen Bal ais ~unbetlbar Gtue
ntia Salbe baben TIN pouftdnbts cur,rt. gu taber ia
aasn apotpeten. aeolpt Dretb, Ibompf0n & Gr.,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-12
Werfnht oiefeH!

Ga icitet Nt6tS unb ptrp Quo fnerl,r tienlt@ ton,
ipuiet Str Snfeu, Grfdituna cter trsenb eth aetben hes
5alfss, Der @ruft oter eunsen baben. Or. atns's
nsue Grhnpuns sesen S4rtarluhi perf&aft etnbes
rune. Dtefss rirt g~arantt,t. TN anbe-en S-re eas
Gelp surldrritattet. Solhe, bic an Der Grippe .irten,
fanben. tab eS tas Bette Witttel mar Bu Gnuentuus
btefes prdparatS erlcnSte man stns icfprtise unb pers
manente Rur.
Deriudt etne grcbsFafhe unb ~hber,sust GuG, rte
mtrflidp sut teieS Wittel in. Yrcbehcihen p~nentaeits
lid bel Der Gan antcntc Drua 6n. gu baben.
Ssrfanft rerhen ff gu 80 9t8. une sl.00 fur erebe
EIaI&en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-12
Gerlangt

Mann unb Grau, bic III Garmarbeiten
ieoer Gattung poaitdnbig bemanosrt
iinb, fur cine Garm 20 Weilen Don Der
Stabt. Whfen bic beiten @mpfeb=
lunsen po~rseigen, Nad3ufrasen bel
Or. u. s. Samper,
i'm MadeD 9lod, ieh1ten Stod.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-12
,ds- l~Ieberaieber, lluterseuo. Se

ks- lleberaieber, llntersena, 0ers
rem : Soilette ; Nrtifel, allies BON Drn
beften Gabritanten bes 2anbcs BEL
Yaneoaft & Sobm. Wir glan-
ben, baB mir has bette Gin 9pQar,
6emb unb bic beften rs Gents. Striimsfs
In Der Stabt ~pertaufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-12
edpIa, @almen. @arteu ii

SAuls' Valmens @artem III Der
SammelplaB Der 9euti1en BON Sam
Intonio nit ibren Tamilien. Sic res
9~elmaBigen Mbenb : Grei : 8onaerte an
bier @benben in Der @p9e fine tets
aablreid befudt unb ~erfreuen iif elmer
algemeinen 8eliebtbeit.
Sdola' Saloon 1T Ser gr5Bte unb
lebbafteite in Der Stabt. Sem Weine
unD Wbisfeps unb alleSeit felerfriides
Bier, fomie bic beiten G%isarren. Sdol3'
2un6 erfreut lid alsemeiner 9lner=
tennung nnb regen 3uipru1s.
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Ser befounte Or Morik 9ufh

= Ser befannte Or. Morib 8ui1
Der @erfaner BON n8ismard unb feline
2eute" ersdblt in ieinem Na6ruf fir
2ptbar Builder, bab biefer ben @ntpurf
Der bsutfhen ðS : gerfaHung i'm
Sabre 1871 binnen "a Stunben per-
faBt babe. 9ie flaren Sntructionen
bes Giiriten 8ismard bitten piel basu
beisetragen, oiefe tuunberbare Nrbeits.
f1neligfeit 3u ermogliheu.
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Ser GbeitauS fein Wrbeitanb

M ii 900 ais @iteift.
linuerbeiratbete Gamen u,b Ssrrer, tretet 10.
fest benz GRAND O DER or THE OLD 60
LoNY" bel unb iidyert Sud 8Iiid limb Tsrmb.
gen gu. Central Office fir 9eras: 619 glpe
6, Gan Intonio. 8or 9os. @oenten eefuft.
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s9~ Welton & 6 o. boben forts
wdbrenb frii6e @aaren; groBe ais.
wabl bon 9elifateHen aler Dirt. bic
beiten %eingemabten 6riidte, Semitic,
Gleiid= unb arDere prefdrpen unb elm
grOBes Eager BON Siapel : Groceries.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-12

Grnnbetsentbnms . Ileberfraauusen.
.. & U. Oppenbeimer an %. 6
lSpeer. @runbtid an San Gernanbo.
Strabe, $500.
Wdrtin Widbula an STEPHAN Mi.
flo5af, 100 Gder 2anb. I8 Meeilen bt
itd3 BON Der Stabt, 81, 800.
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sa- Bel Welton & o., Sou.
ftonftraBe, finbet maj bic feiniten inns
portirten unb beimifden Delifatz
efen Der Saiion.
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..

= Sn 9orris gountp erbieIt 6oga
3.642 etimmen; glart 2,878 unb Nus
gent SO.
- @oubernelir 0ogg hat In elmer
Proclamation ben "a. Ropember OILS
DanffagIngStag beftimmt.
= Colorado gountp CAB 1885
Stimflen fur 9sgg, 1,458 fir giart
unb 462 fir Nugent ab.-Sn paps
Gountp fieien 900 auf 6psg, 700 auf
@larf uuD 1872 auf Ru9ent.
= Ser Uerfuh guneps, bic Sdwars
sen ins bemotratif6e @larf= Eager gu
fibren, bat fie 3u 0ogsz9euteu sema6t.
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sag Die morgan City Fish & Oys
ster Company bat iteis cine Musmabl
bon friihen 6iiden. 4ultern uno @ils.
Sic erbdlt oapon tdgliA neue 3uiubs
rem. Sn Der Staot merben bic Sa6en
frei abgeliefert. 3elepbon SO. 81. -
4uftrd8e aus benz 2anbe erbeten !;
prompte Wusflbruna %sarantirt.
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isds~ llafere Shuhe iinb BON pors
aiislidlsr Gualitat uns mir garantiren
iebes pnar.
lpaneoahl& sohn.
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say" Wenn SSb- 9erren einen guter1,
baltbaren unb %faibionablen Nnaug
wo0t, gebt gu pancna # & Sobm.
Dieielben baben nur CUTE Waare, 10
bi0ig pie irgenbmp.
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Somtbern Yacific $ 8abn.
9. u. & u. e. 8abn.
Mbfahrt.

Mbfabrt.
Na6 @alpeiton, 9eufton ul1b guero
tdgli1, a~usgenoanmen Sonntags,
I'M .................9:10 VDrm.
Na6 Corpus @britiy Nranfas paB unb
8eepiue tdgli6, ausgenommen eonns
tags, um. :05 Jtad)nt.
gfa9 &errpiae tdgli6, ausgenommen
Sonntags, um.........5:00 Na6.
Ma6 &errpile, MIR Sonntags, UNI
$3.50 BORN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Na6 aerrpiae tdgli6, auseenommen
Scnntags nnb MontagS, nm
o.oU SDTW.
Mnfnnft.
Bon @alDeiton, 0ouftpn uitb guero
tdglid), a~usgenommen Sonntags,
UNI ................8 :05 NbenDe
8Dn Corpus @briiti, NraniaS Bab unb
BeeuiIetdglid, ausgenommen 5onn=
tags, I'M .00 Ead)m
Bon 8errpile tdglid, ausgenommen
-SDnntags. ........ 1880 BORN.
Bon &errpile, nur Snnntags, I'm
500 MbenDs. ...... ............
gon &errpiae tdgli6, ausgenommen
Sonntags unb Mpntags, UNI
1900 MbenbS observation-disclosures.
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2Dir f6nnen unieren 2rferni Or BnG's Suaense Cps
yup In alien Eduen BON Sufen NIB Grtdltuns anrasten.
Gr fctfet nut % gxnts uni iehe 6laf&e II s~aranttrt
etne aur terbetsufhtren.
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Fir aufsebro&eue @es&phre. ausf&ldse uiw. st.bi
ts tstn teBsrfs UQittsl als Galsatipn Del. se bstlt 70.
fort unb NJ hberttes bsui0. uur rs Gent8 es GlafGe.
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Gle Sur fiir mbeumattsmus.

Or. g. q. Skinner DON Serartana,
Nrf., 1T elm gang entbuiaitiider Gers
ebrer pom bdmberlains pain<g Balm.
gr 9ebrau6te bic en- Sdmer3er ? Ball
lam gesen &beumatismu8 unb fast:
sd finbe, bob Dies has bette locale
6eilmittel basegen it," gu baben
in San Mntonio in ben Mpotbe>
fen pom s.. &alteper & Son, 9oms
ling & 6loob, S. q. Sod, VI. SreiB,
.. Shudarb, u. @Obn & Co., S. 8.
1arrifou unD &alteper & Sbubarb.
- GoIsenbe Nadri9t aus gnsIanb
1T iebr baSu ansetban. ben Demofras
ten ibren Sieses. Subel gu u~ersdllen.
IS beiBt ba: Cine an3abl BON @ifens
bIrds6abriten in Wales, tpel1e i'm
Qaufe beg lebten Sabres geihloKen
morben naren. werben bemndht pies
Der in Betrieb geieBt merben. Sic
Nahriht BON benz Siege Der 0emofraz
ten in Dem Ser. Staaten 1T bier ibers
al in ben SnbuitriesS itrieten nit sros
Der @enu8tbuuug aufgenommeu worz
ben.
BROWNS IRON BITTERG
cures Dyspepsia, In
digestion G. Debility.
sa- Die mobernften 5ite finbet
,5hr INNER bel
panepaf & g ohn n.
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GHenbabn Tabr Ylan.
5. & 6. u. sabm.

5. & 6. u. sabm.
4bf abrt.
Na6 81. 2ouiS bia Sron Mountain
ober %. 6. & 3....6:50 Worgens.
9ta6 st. Souls pia Srom Mountain
Goute ....--.- $500 MbenbS.
Na6 Qarebo. 8orm.
Infunft.
Bon ct. Qouis, Srpn Mplntain & 81.
st. q L.. 49,. 9:35 0Drm.
gon st. 2ouis, Sron Moumtaim & so.
6. &S.........:-,10 1885 Nbenbs.
Spmtberm Yacific 8abn.
Mbfabrt.
Na6 NepzS Orleans, 6outon unb Sal
beiton Egli9 1920 Na6m. unb $500
ubr Mbenbs.
9ta@ San Jraneiseo, 81 paio unb
eagle 0aB tdgli1 4:30 Nadm. unb
1885 Born.
Nnfunt.
BON 9ielpsO Orleans, Qnufton unb OuIs
bottom tdgit6 200 8orm. unb 1905
Nadm.
gon San G~raneiseo,. 81 pafo mrlb
eagle BaB tdglih 1850 Na6m. unb
1870 Wbenb8.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-12

Watiirlid)e belize Sdtpefel.8dber
in Der unmittelbaren Ndbe BON San
N%ntonio, nebrn Dem Siibueitli1en
SSrrenafpl. gef0rberuns per Omnibus
BON Der Stabt aus piermal td9li1.
Bdber 25 Gents.
s. S9euermeper,
3. .. BpT 1889. Sun Nr1tonio
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sa- Die mobernften 0iite finbet
Jbr INNER bel
panepat & g n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08
An INTERNATIONAL MONETARY CON,
GREsS
A Bin Providing FOR such . Body Intrs-
duced I'm the Hous~


A Bin Providing for such . Body Insrs-
duced I'm tho House
Mr.. Mccreary in the House today introduced
for Mr.. Springer bill TO authorize the holding
OF an international monetary congress. The
bill. which lie long. covers all the details Of the
congress.
IL provisions in substance are that the con-
gress shall meet in Chicago August 8. 1888,
aud continue IN session at the will OF the u.s-
lority. Twenty-one delegates ere 10 represent
the United States, seven to be chosen by the
fresadent seven by the President Of the
Senate and seven by the Speaker of the House.
The Presidents appointees are to he citizens
not holding Office; the others are 90 be sens
tors and Representatives The appointments
are to be divided as equally as possible
oetNeen the political parties The Secre-
tary OF State and the director OF the
mint are to be additional delegates. The
fresldent Is authorized TO invite foreign
government TO send representatives, each gov
seutatNes. but Co be entitled 20 only one vote
Inc congress Is TO formulate and submit for
approval OF the governments resented
uniform systems and nomen lAtures OF coinage
and OF weights and measures and also. n poe
slpie' an International agreement -
TO the relation which should bs
maintained between gold and silver
and uniformity In weight aud fineness OF coins.
and the adoption OF coin or coins that would
he current at the same value In III
countries Of the world. IL the delegates
representing the ajorities of the governments
cannot agree as b. tie objects Of the congress
a minority may submit their views thereupou.
The Secretary Of State Is 60 call tho congress
to order and is TO preside until permaness
officer lie elected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08

The Boys Parzelia League held the last reg
ular meeting Of the year on Wednesday even
ing. Speeches were made by Messrs. Jones,
Tolson and Platz. The program included
several beautiful tableaux arranged by
Frank Shaw, songs and instrumental Sc
lections rendered by Messrs. Clarke, Cham
berlain, Miller, Long and Rogers. The
boys voted that the League fund" he put at
interest, and appointed their president. Charlie
{. Dieudonne as Especial delegate from PARCELS
League" 10 obtain in England, France and Bel
GUM relics. prints. &c, suitable for the CON-
mencement of a museum. This delegate ID
only twelve years of ago probably the youngest
ever sent with such n mission. The association
has constantly grown in numbers during the
year and looks forward to an early resssembling
in the autumn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08
Opposed to the Chinese Exclusion Act

At an executive meeting of the Universal
Peace Union held in Philadelphia April a
resolution WAS adopted respecting the Chinese
exclusion act setting forth THAT as body we
are opposed to this unjust bill. and We hereby
urge our officers and members In Washington
to call upon President Harrison and urge him
to veto the Chinese exclusion act should it be
passed by the Senate, and We urge them also
to visit the Senate committee on foreign rela-
tions and individual Senators and endeavor to
persuade them to oppose the passage Of 70 I'M
just a measure. as unwise and impolitic.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08

Those Who Are Opposed To Closing -
Worlds Fair on SUNDAY


Worlds Pair sunday.
Yesterday. the advocates of Sunday CLOSING
OF the worlds fair made their arguments be-
fore the House worlds fair committee, and tod.y
the opposition was heard. Allan Moon Of tlss
National Liberty Association. a resident of Chi
cago, advocated adherence to the doctrine Of
non-interference by the government in religious
matters and the separation Of church and state.
He doubted that the gentlemen who favored
Sunday closing yesterday represented the sen,,-
ment of the majority of the religious poopl. of
the country on the question. aud he denied
that the labor organizations had petitioned
Congress in favor OF closed dours.
From an investigation made by him in
this connection he had not discovered an or
ganization favoring tins movement and indeed.
some of them were Numerically opposed 10
II. W. H. Mckee, editor of the S1giysi Of
New York, said the regulation OF SUNDAY clos
ing was a matter TO be dealt with By the place
where the business is transacted. aud it was
not the duty OF Congress TO say whether the
fair should be closed on Sunday OF
any other day, as the United
States did not own the worlds fair
Site Ii consequently could not properly
exercise any municipal control Of it in general
He was OF opinion that the authority of Con-
gress could be invoked only in matters relating
TO the industrial exhibit of the government
q. T.. Fifield of Massachusetts could not
recognize the right Of Congress TO determine
the sanctity OF day or dictate whether per-
sons should or should not work on any day,
and held that such interference would be in
violation of the Inherent rights of individuals
HIS argument was chiefly q denial Of the
power of Congress under the Constitution 10
deal with affairs pertaining 10 religion. He as
serted that II would not be proper exercise u
the powers of Congress TO close the fair on
Sunday on religious grounds
Lewis Abraham of Boston followed in n brief
dissertation on the religious aspect Of the Sun
day closing propositions which he also opposed
on practically the same grounds as those set
forth by the other speakers. This closed the
hearings on the subject
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08
The Rustic Festival.

Last evening the German societies and their
many friends crowded the hall of the Washing
ton Light Infantry and all enjoyed themselyes
greatly. By "a mistake the public were in
formed that the Mysterious Club and the Elks
wo uld attend last evening and the German so.
cieties tonight. On the contrary 1t should
have been just the reverse, as the former or
ganization will be present tonight The festi.
val closes tomorrow evening and all those who
have not attended should take advantage OF
the last opportunity they will have of enjoy.
ing themselves at the rustic festival