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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-14
A pemocrat.e Dendloek In Albany County.

ALBANY Nov. 13.-John Bowe. tho Demo-
cratic State Committeeman from Albany
county. was seen coming from tho Executive
Chamber late this afternoon. where he had
been in close consultation with Gov. Flower
for over an hour When asked as to his mis-
sion. he said:
The Albany county Board OF Supervisors
will meet as Canvassing Board. The Board
has not yet been organized on account of
IL deadlock. as 1t consists OF 10 regular
ton Democrats. and - Republicans. a
organization Democratic Supervisors. ono
works in, the State Insurance Department.:
another. l understand. Is on the pay roll OF
superintendent Delehanty ofthe State Depart:
ment Of Public Buildings. and the third, i
think. can be inlluenced by Commissioner
bowling OF the state Bureau Of Labor Statis-
tics. Tho object OF my visit to-day was to Sc
cure Coy. Flowers influence In having either
ono OF these three men vote with the fifteen
Supervisors elected by the regular Democratic
county organization. 80 that the board may
be organized tomorrow and he able to go
ahead and canvass the vote. The Governor
said he would extend whatever aid he could in
the matter"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-14
SAYS THE BALLOTS WE'RE MIXED.
An Error Which May Give tho Republican,
an Asyemblv man In West Chester.

An Error Which May Give tho Republicans
an Assembivmnn In West Chester.
1t 10 charged that q Llunder was made In
counting the vote In tho Second election dis
trict OF the village OF West Chester which may
cause 1t to be thrown out James Y. Iender-
son. a Republican watcher has made a state
ment that when the polls were closed Edward
Mclaughlin. Chairman Of the Board of Inspec-
tors. empted the boxes OF voted and unvoted
ballots on the same table and that in the
process OF counting the two heaps became
mixed.
Only 324 ballots were cast in tho district.
When 300 had been counted. the counters
noticed that about 800 remained; Examina-
ton showed that 1t was impossi BILE to distin-
guish tho voted from the unyoted ballots. In
their uuandary the election inspectors picked
out 324 ballots. including those with pastors
which had probably been voted. and certified
to the result as being correct to the best OF
their ability
county will convene 1T White Plains to-day to
canvass the vote ~ the county An affdayit
by Mr. Henderson will be laid before the
Board. and it will be asked to throw out the
vote OF the district. II this is done the lepub-
leans say that Berry. Democrat Will BIZ de-
featei for the Assembly. and that several
Democratic local candidates will also be
beaten.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-14

Tho thermometeT At Perrys phArmAoy IN 1HH
,uiding recorded the Temperature Yesterday AZ fona
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-14

An, VINO bnhH c CT ioFEtt lIV sFhNoIac
1he brauly lowering IT"In stately ihce.
How ike hiuise I did ai' ih.ngs there appear.
Aud hurd like uIin ".cr who's. living mead
btond TIE dark planet. and IT. burden Shirt
A world III SnrdsreG. a dstuM Isr' sphere,
Crooked az ems. ana Tou shnrHS every Nhers-
Tho lar of "a ur- frame hihGo. eathward wheeIeu.
First VIII nativity the stars grew SAL
And pregriopcr Of what should be SORROW. hhd,
IGrsn were his %or.d-who nAd u world Iiih'n
~ augurj IHat bankrnpts kHtitc bond
A power past her VII. not frpin her source.
Irt IN d. IN nd with lilh ninRs round her tnrone'
Ma este Auos. inboriting her gloom
pais splonaors, yet with power 20 hume
Tune buried tract and reaches OF tho TOMB
there rrigns the spirit, there IS truly Enowm.
IL whose uncuUdsG sphere doth Nature roll
lie held tho MIR 'Ur up unto the soul,
And from his bosom read the part alone
The ininits OF man W.T. hin INN sealed.
And played in,srl,--piI with what u uin eAprsn
lie plncked III. uystcfy from The masters bfeAAI
But hlI what mortal y ucAs II from lIla ." n
Huch was oar Hamlet whnn the people kne"'
soul OF nOble brrHth sweet, sind aud trGe;
Our ilesh and hlnud, yet Of the world ideal.
20 native To immortal memory
That Ia III" world Ie hardly seems 10 die
More than tlir poet = I.s". whore buried 10
The iOrin ani isaturo OF eternityi
But when We loOS wIlhln. what spirits there
AUVe In the silence OF that hailOwed air
ne IN he mind shhil his liAck mantle wear,
Pore an Tho b0ot: and greet the playes dCai.
Hut ali. for ub-AlAs who knew him near,
Nearer the loss; ah what shall yet apes.
Of all be WAS f-Por rs the vacant chair.
FOR u the vanished presence from the room.
The silent bust the portrait hung Witb gloom
He ~lI not come. bet esmsl
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-09-13

pastor TO the plate pssser Of . church
u 'hAtWa4 piS,SjnE.3oyes So Oontents
Of tho plAtes that had made tour
through his sworahiptul flock. :
People who live in now: countries
are liable TO be prostrated by mala-
rial fevers.. Inhabitants OF cities, by
reason OF bad drainage, and uuwhole-
'soue odors, suffer from similar dis
oasce- Ayers ARus Cure 10 warrant:
cd = spcrific for all malarial poisons.
Atlantis Constitution:-In tho wilda
OF Rabnn county there is a still-a
moonlight distilieryr-which is said
to he managed by two beautiful
women. It is not given cut officially,
but nevertheless known to. the few,
that no revenue man who ventures
on those premises, ever comes out
heart whole and fancy free.
In all that: goes to strengthen aud
busld up the. system weakened by
disease and pain, Ayers SarsaparilIa
is the superior medicine. It neutral,
ICES the poisons left in the System
otter diphtheria and scarlet fevar,and
restores the debiliated patient to per
feet health and vigor.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-09-13

$500
atives from tho Manufacturers Club
OF Philadelphia and the Wooden Man
utaotursrs' Association OF the United
States against any change in the tar,
ia on wool and wooden goods.
Hepburn OF Iowa asked the imme-
diate consideration oil q resolution
calling on, the Treasury to inform
Congress what amount Of merchan-
disc in bondswas transported from one
point in the United States to another
through Canadian territory iu 1892.
Hillburn OF California objected and
tho matter went over. ..-.
The House decided to participate
in the ceremony OF the centenn ial
celebration of the laying Of the corner
stone OF the Capitol on the 18th inst
and adjourned. 80
The House Committee on Election
OF President and Vice President and
members OF Congress has ordered a
favorable report on tho bill repeating
the, Federal Election law. The
Democrats expect to give it exclusive
attention in the. House after Thurs
day. A bitter partisan fight is ex
pected. ..~-
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-09-13
BORN.
CoTANT- In Elko. Nevada September
f. 18th, 1893, to the wife of A. L, Co
taut a son.
HoW's Thisl

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case OF Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. ....
FL CHENEY & Co., Props. Toledo o.
We the undersigned, have known
j.. j. Cheney for the last 10 years and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able TO carry out any obligation made
by their firm.
Vest & 'Eruax. Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O ,Walding, KinnaD& Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system
Price, 70 cents per Gettle. Sold by
all druggists. Testimonials free.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-09-13
4 Sure Cure for Piles.

Itching Piles are known by moist
ure like perspiration. causing intense
itching when warm. THE forn ne
well ss blind, bleeding or produdiDg,
yield Mt once to DR. B,sanko's Pile
Remedy, which acts directly on parts
affected, absorbs tumors, allays itch
ing and effects a permanent cure. SO
cts. Druggista or msil. Circulars
rec. DIR. Bosanko, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold by +. +. Muller, druggist.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-09-13
The Surveyor in Poe ~.

"Do you mean to, say that you are
going to charge me all that just for
doing little surveying?" $3.50
"Yes, cir"
"Wouldn't you take the land in
stead OF the money!"
"Possibly."
"Well, I guess Yell have to. This
is the first time I ever really appre,
ciated that poetry about 4 am mon
arch OF all I survey ."-Washington
Star. go. -.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-09-13
FAT PEQPLE

TO reduce your weight SURELY use
Willaid's Obesity Pills and lose 10 lbs
q mouth. NO injury 10 the health. Ne
irt"rfeyFnce with business or pleasure.
40 STARVING. They build tip and
imprnVe the general health. beautify
the compilation md !eGvn NO WRlN-
kLE'. Lucg anderson, 81 iVburn
ST Cambridge, 1iG*.., ,crIies: Tires
bottles Of yDur Ctcsitg Piita reduced
~y 'reiGit Tram !?25 1Ounds and I
hcpcr JfH Octter d. az my life. I
an; mach l,iedSed uiih The result, and
shall do al / c0m 10 hcl1' y''u. Our
,.htroGs include RI! :u'!nna, Bankers,
lawyers aud leadere Of sioS,ety. Our
gcr"'s rre Dot sold IN drug rlUrcs; all
orders are supp!ied direct GRO u our
Cif'cc. Price per rau1tGe t2.m or 8
rackRgAs FOR $500 by u.Hil postpaid.
Particulars (senieu) dcts. ALL COR.
HEsiPGSDENCE CONFIDENTIAL.
WillAas afrE5y e., ssstM, Eau
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-09-13
Congressional.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 12,-Stewart's
resolution for COMMITTEES to sscer-
tain whether any Senator was tinan-
cially interested in any National bank
went over till tomorrow.
The repeal bill was taken up, and
Mitchell of Oregon addressed the
Senate against the bill.
While Mitchell was speaking Stew
art called sttent ton to the absence Of
quorum. The roll was called, and
ffty-three. member responded, when!
Mitchell resumed his speech. He
favored free coinage, aud while be
would be willing as q last resort to
change'the ratio in order to secure
free coinage, he believed it should be
decreased to 151< to 1.
The Senate Finance Committee to-
day discussed, but took no definite
acCIon upon, the resolutions of Pc fer
and Stewart relating to National bank
reserves and the Treasury deficit.
The committee indicated it's intention
of making u favorable report upon the
resolutions later.
PETERS resolution refers to the
failure ::of the National banks to
maintain proper reserves, Stewards
directs the Secretary Of the Treasury
to furnish information as to the pos.
sibility Of q deficit There 10 a more
favorable disposition towards report
ing the resolutions than many, includ-
ing their movers, had supposed they
would receive atthe hands OF the com,
mittee. 1t seems probable that the
resolutions may later be favorably
reported 10 como form.
Morgau's bill repeating the Law pro-
viding for the redemption Of subsi-
diary silver coins was also considered
but not acted upon. The purpose OF
the bill 10 70 keep the Columbian
coins in circulation.
| In reply to o resolution, Secretary
Carlisle sent to the Senate state.
ment to the effect that during Aug
ust and the first seven days in Sep.
tember bis department redeemed in
silver coin sl,473,S74 in treasury
notes; that only s3,6U7,sl5 in silve,
had. been coined under the law enc
that no paper money bad been re-
doomed by the payment Of gold since
the 4th Of March, except tho gold
certificates that had basn cancelled
HOUSE.
The Ways and Means Committe,
devoted the day to hearing represent
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-09-13
Notice to WAGER Consumers.

Consumers will PLEASE take notice
shat until further notice, the use Of
water for irrigetinR purposes is pro
nibited between the hours OF 8 o.
;lock p. M. ans & o'clock A. n. The
ise of hose without hose pipe or
Iprinkiers, will be considered sntiis
ilent reason for shutting of watar
npply. J. A. MCi3nIDE,
'-28 II For Eiko Water Go.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-09-13
sAL11AaUNDa.

on No. 4 to-day: =.
Baby Ruth's little sister il To- bo
noeued Naomi. ',t,'E. a..
Gozernor Mckinley. opsped the Re-
publican campaign as Akron, Ohio,
yesterday.
Money is scarce this year, but not
as scsrce as Democratic, votes bill be
next year. Kansas City Journal.
The Pullman Palace Car Company
lost quarter OF q million dollars by
a fire in Chicago Monday night.
A New York hosier states that. all
stockings bought of him at cent OF
over so cents pair will ,bs darned
free OF charge for a year. -.
1t is said that tlre vie Of New
York millionaire has for the last
three years been travelling all
over Europe, trying to. mulch a
pearl.
Some fool or tramp went around to
several houses last night, and woke
people up and enqulred for a bed.
1f'he com es again, give him q warm
reception.
1fyou want a reliable dye that will
celCr,an, even brown or black, aud
will please and satisfy you every
time, use Buckingham's Dye for the
WhiEkers. = 5
~ notice that that, congressman
talks a good deal about the farmer ia
his speeches" Eyes" "Does he know
much about agricultureY" "Weli he
has had hay feyer."-:Ex.
The INDEPENDENT returns thanks
to Congressman Newlands for a copy
OF, theC Congressional Record contain
ing his speech delivered ia the
House on the repeal of the Sheeman
law.
The net earnings of the Southern
Pacific Railroad Company, Atlantic
and. Pacific systems, for the first
six months OF 1893 show an increase
ofs3l3902 over the same period of
1892.
The trial Of Chris Evans, the Cali
fornia train robber and all-around
desperado, will begin at Fresno on
October S0th. Hon. VIM: Woodburn
OF this State will be one of his de-
tenders,
According to DIR. Darwin aud
Others it t.kes.a monkey thousands
Dfyears TO make man OF himself,
but o mai, can make a monkey Of
himself in minute. We lead the
world.-Ex.
Carson Tribuue:-.Sardis Summer
field the victim OF Yesterdays sour.
rilous article ia the Morning Appeal,
met the editor on the street, chewed
him up awhile and then spat the
unclean stuff on the sidewalk. That's
sill.
An Indian brave on a visit to
Washington was allowed to sit for q
few mononts 10 the speakers chair
the ether day, which noysd Jerry
Simpson TO remark that no othe,
savage had sat there since Reed,
time.
The Scientific American says
that the best recipe for going through
life ia a commepdable way, 10 to fee
that everybody, no matter bow rich
or how poor, needs all the kindness
hp or she can get from others ina til.
world.
A gang Of robbers stopped. an OK
press train on the Lake Shore road
at a siding near Kendallville, Indi
ana, Monday night and took between
100000 and 100000. The robbSrl
70 made their escape and at last 90:
counts were still at large.
well, / should say the tmes 1er,
hard, Why, eyen the buttons ar
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-09-13
Notice.

Tho Board OF County Commission
ers at their last meeting ordered that
the public be, and they are hereby
notified that all bills for scalps TINT
may be presented TO the Board from
and after this date will be positively
rejected! ~
ai..r...., p. H. BILKEY,
KlSo, March g, 1854. - 'tioik,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-09-13
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS !; ] p B B y ~

W.psrsDAr ..ssrrr1.In -. lsaq
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-27

case. Being an expert boxer does not
tempt one 10 bully or fight. any more than
being an expert penman tempts man 20
commit forgery.
Experience demonstrates that the
best boxers are generally men OF great
forbearance under prOyocation, and l am
satisfied that a good knowledge OF box
ing does not necessarily render a man
quarrelsome, but rather fOrbearln8' ior
he feels that while IL Is GLORIOUS TO pos
sess q giants strength IL IS cOwardly 10
use il like q giant. II Is IN many re-
spects the best Of exercises; there is
no other that will so surely cultivate
activity. endurance, and strength, as
every muscle of the body IS used, head
arms. legs and feet are all called into
play. developing each part, making it more
symmetrical and adding grace and supple
ness 10 the movements. IL is I'm fact the
only exercise IN which CELEBRITY and
strength are both thoroughly called into
play. Besides being the best means OF
developing the physical stature, 1t is also
an excellent school for the nerve and tenn
per and renders a man cool and selt-re-
liant.
A mans fist Is his natural weapon; II
hangs by his side ready al all times Tor
his protection, and where art is united
with muscular strength II IS most ef-
fective one But II self defence be at
all requisite. if It tends 70 protection
from individual insult OF life or property,
then It is worth acquiring artistcally and
thoroughly.
As matter Of national utility. / cam
not conceive Of any better preparation for
making effective cOmbatants in our army
and navy than the practicing Of boxing
II teaches a man to lok his adversary
straight in the face while fghung, 20
bear the threatening looks and fierce as
sauts Of an antagonist without flnching
to watch and parry an intended blow, 10
return it with quickness. and 10 follow IL
up with resolution and effect. 10 habitu-
ates him 10 sustain his courage under
bodily suffering. and when the conflict has
ceased 10 treat his adversary with hui
manlty. The feeling of superiority which
boxing gives one man over another in
private quarrels is CARED into the
field Of battle. for the boxer cannot think
Of turning his back on foe whom lie
has always deemed his inferior In combat
Boxing is a fitting substitute for those
savage practices which men viii other
wise resort 10 IN order 10 crafty their
feelings Of spite or revenge. Boxing teach
es men 10 rely on those powers Wnicn NJ
ture has given them, and 70 insist up
on those laws Of fair play which are in-
seperable from the practices Of boxing
And il might be worth the while Tor
those who would abolish boxing alt0ge'h-
or, TO note that although the practice OF
manly art has OF late years greatly de-
clined in England, IL has beentaken up in
America where boxing is now commonly
taught in our Gymnasiums, the philo-
sophie Yankee. being Of the opinion
that his philosophy is not worth much II
it does not teach his hands how 10 defend
his knowledge box.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-27

As a field for colonization by Euro
peans and more particularly by British
settlers the West Indies cannot DO recon-
,nended. On the loftieet slopes of the
Blne mountains of Jamaica limited
area mey perhaps DO found where a
northern race might enjoy a suitable
climate. In the lowlands near the sea
The white man could not I've and work.
In the highlands of the interior, work
ing in the morning and evening, lie could
easily accomplish seven hours day OF
hard labor
Jamaica is an island in which the ex-
pertinent Of colonization for our surplus
population might safely be tried on a
small scaio. Tire promoters Of the rail-
way now being constructed, partially on
the laud grant scheme, would probably
bo glad to cooperate IL carrying out a
project Of the nature indicated. In the
Cayman islands, with 1929 Inhabitants,
two populations are 10 be seen side by
side. The white population numbers
I COZ, tho colored l.72S. and the black
992. The whites have been settled more
than a century, and havo been thriving
and vigorous people. 1t is an important
fact TO notice that q mixed or colored
race cannot pcTpetuate itself. The chill
dren are wanting in stamina and consti-
tuition.
Taking a broad view, these lovely is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-27

where with unlimited space for play
ground e fits swiftly from place TO place
accurately following your every motion.
Il is only in the evening just before SUI
set that the phenomenon may be seen at
all This being the case. the shadow IS
doubly exagserated-frst, by the distance
and leve; Of the sun, and, secondly, by the
remoteness Of the background upon which
the shadow IS projected.
The explanation Of til extraordinary at
mospheric curiosity is very simple. To the
east OF the Harz mountains there is al
ways very dense and hay atmosphere
so dense IL fact, that it presents a surface
capable Of receiving the impression Of an
object and rejecting its shadow just as a
wall does. When, therefore, the sun gets
around to Che west, the shadows Of oil OBJ
iects which are near enough TO the wall OF
atmospheric particles are projected upon it.
st. Louis Republic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-27
A business Woman In FranIsIin's Day.

An interesting instance OF q woman's
business ability is given in Franklin's auto
biography. In 1873 he founded a printing
Office in Charleston 5. c., under charge Of
one OF his journeymen, and was to receivs
one-third of the profits. Franklin says:
HE was a man Of learning, but ignorant in
matters Of account, and though he somo-
times made me remittances I could get no
account from him nor any satisfactory state
Of our partnership while he lived.
"On his decease the business was contin-
ned by bis widow, who being born and
bred in Holland, where, az have been IN
formed, Che knowledge Of accounts makes
part OF female education, she not only
sent me as clear statement as she could
find Of the transactions past, but continued
10 account with the greatest regularity and
exactness every quarter afterward and
managed the business with such success
that she not only reputably brought mp a
family of children, but at the expiration Of
the term was able TO purchase OF me the
printing house and establish her son in it.
mention this affair chiefly for the sake Of
recommendingthat branch Of education for
our young women as likely 10 be Of more
use 10 them and their children, in case Of
widowhOOd, than either music or dancing"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-27
1T WAS NOT RIGHT"
THE COLTS, DRESSED IN THEIR NICE
CLOTHES, WERE GOO5E-EGGEO.
The stauuton Changers waiioped Them
The virginia's wrsak vengesace on
the Innocsnt spiders

It's a shame. It's shamel It's
shame! Just to think Of it-those horrid
Stanton Changers. fresh from the pillow
and the threshing- machine. bsye come
down here and goose-egged our poor. dear
Colts. Yes, and that isn't ali-they wal
Iopped the lads just after they had put on
their nice pretty clothes. too. Its aw-
ully mean ;" said the pretty girls IN the
ersndstand. land they ought to be
ashamed TO treat that cute little Mr..
O'Rourke So" But the Changers were
remorseess, and not one OF those gau1y
red Virginia suits or navy blue stocking
mixed il over the plate. True. only seven
innings wore played, but it would have
been ali the same had two moro been
added. The Colts, despite the fact that
they fought splendidlv, could accomplish
naugnt against the horny-handed hus-
bandmen. In vain they smOte at kissen-
gers ''herky ierky,' and in vain they threw
themselves at the hot-shOts from the agri-
cultural bats. II was useles-yea. almost
pathetic.
The gentlemen from the village Of luna
tic asylums PLAYED superbly, and their in
field work was lovely They found some
dtfhculty in finding" Red -RidinghoOd-
Enright, but bit him at the right time.
and thus got thor runners over the
plate.
Here is the inscription carved upon
the Equine tombstone;