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Gardner and Mr.. COZ said in loud tones awe wis, 81
noted here that the prisoner compelled by FORGE 10
stand NJ, and We therefore. move that Your Honor
discharge this jury from further consideration Of the
facts Of this case, inasmuch the rights OF the
prisoner have been violated"
The motion Is ovcrruicd," decided the Recorder.
Il never Lead snch an absurd motion In the four
teen years have been the bench VIVA, Is your
amhOIny?7
\ decision Of the General Term. The prisoner
cannot be compelled do ANYTHING that would tend
degrade 10 incriminate him | can show you
the authority morrow"
Humph.@ was the Recorders CONNECT.
Mr.. Wcllnan then lad Police Inspector William W.
Mel auchlln take the witness stand. The inspector
said that he had Leeu the police force for twenty
four years. lie said that on December .. about H. m,
he went % tiadnor's house with she Clifton woman.
sergeant Crowley and captain Dcve.y. Mr. Merritt
let them in
Did YOU have difficulty in getting in'7 asked Mr..
Wcllman.
Yes. sir. Mr.. Merritt was ugly. lie Is an agent
of the society for the Prevention Of Crime. Finally
the door To Garincr'S room was opened anu we all
went in. Mr.. Clifton pointed out blue work box.
Merritt opened II ana look cut a parcel Of money.
lie counted IT, put down the series and Number of bills
and put the ls in an envelope. lie sealed the Ell
vclopc and wrote his name IN IT. took the envelope
and kept It until / gave it TO MIR. Wellman.'
In the cross examination Mr.. jerome had lots OF
with the EOOd-loOhlnS ana
spector. low old Is Merritt" asked the lawyer
AbOut siSty-fVe.'
Nh jerome sent for Merritt ana Lad him stand
before the witness, And this i, the man shi Mr..
Jerome. tiiumphamtly, who WIS ugly to three biz
Inspector Mclaughlin said it The lawyer
a-kcd him: lid son ever hear Oh 'rOfsihiE'
Hastings
II did think she kept place In Twenty
fourjhat." -, -
While you were captain Of that precinct did you
ever make Il her house ~
The wiine~, replied in the negative. but then sail
ccutc In General sessions here Your Honor Mr.
Jerome explained - Recorder :'mSti. Vii" WAS
brought here on a bench warrant IL,
II don't recOllccl her. said the Recorder drSN.
bench warrant. 60 on with the case"
g" Did Won know JOAN DAILY = Mr.. Jerome ASKED
the Inspector.
- did" -,
Did You know that he kept gambling hon'" In
~ had heard So That wa rhc talk"
Don't Won know that he hao moved 10 no. 2O8
Wcs, Fifty ninth ST., which Is In captain p'NcN ,
precinct1r
- How about Canfcrl's place! Did YOU know OF
that
i Want 10 congratulate Won. Mr.. Inspector said
Mr.. Jerome cnthn-a>ii'nlly. :" lOn are the "IN
+. W!,v Inspector Williams sat In that chair and
wore no had never hcGrd OF The existence OF those
ploc,s." Recorder >mytl told MI Jerome to 60 on
with the case. , =, ,,o, A., ~
,rort hc tGiri degree him ~ asked Mr. Jerome with
,T"i "Nacty7 answered Inspector Mclaughlin,
ais, smiling. asked him questions. but didn't get
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mr. DEFENCE'S TURN NOW.
,,nyxcE AGAINST GARDNER ALL IN
,o,,xsrL. MR.. GOrF. HAS SOME SHARP
vogD> WITH EEooREER sNfTH-NH.
JEROME COMPLIMENTS INSPECTOR
N'LNIGllLIN.

evidence for tho prosecution IS now all given In
,,., NJ Charles W. Gardner the agent OF the
!" sor the Prevention Of Crime who is accused
.,omrtci cxtrtiOn. Recorder Smyth held !
,,cht session In Part ! OF General Sessions
s".,ay and 1, was thus that The trial was advanced
!e',,iv The day marked BY several rather
,o,erchangcs Of woSis between the Recorder
sr ,,,n w. Golf. counsel for the defence At ono
' .. Mr. Coll refused 10 recognize the judges right
w. the prisoner TO stand up. Mr.. Golf pressed
N.~.- down in his seat until two court officers
~, the prisoner 10 his feet by main force. Mr..
P demanded the discharge Of the jury from further
ov ".,a.raton Of the case. The Recorder declared
w. ,,o,ion absurd. The police officers who arrested
,a ..tn.r and found the money at his house, testified
yesterday NM ,,,,,o ...,. a.. .,.--
a, sod Mr. Jerome continued his cross cxa mination
-, He compared her statements with those which
made before Justice Mcmahon in the police court
~ Nscrepancies between the two accounts were not
80 or material. She explained that SIZE WAS
- excited in the police court, as she had never
49," before a Justice previous to that time.
9, Jerome managed to cntrap the into
~ two displays OF temper. She said she gave
e.scer $50 the first time becausc She thought that
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Orcssmakinq.


- hN. ~ ~. -
= 49,. " "'' ",n ''"'
''">' ''''' ""'" ''''' VI '''''' "O'
A.-A.-Dtr>sMAhtls. elegant cutter
'hu n',e, - .s' "' 81 NON, Pi''r ,,, ~.
m 1.'. We, for 80 isncy waists. ont and
,.,u gowns a sp,-.i,itV. "A East ION 81
80, Vt,,1y,tv
N.-rlNE DRf>, NJ tklN,' from - TN
,'i'.,.,,,,.. ' nito l,i All .'H,,l', a.
NM. IDNN an LIST snfi,-. t
80 20
~ IhPI Ri N'Ip lll1..t Wishes
p,,.,oh ~ ~ i'l. arc H'9n- a., ,i.,-''d, %.
""' ~ '''''''''' W.
ARTISTIC EE~~NAkiNf, i.ff..t;t
tnr o,'r".,. la'"r,t~ 1nd "I'i~ la"d ONE
v,''' lv, Il-" '.'.., i'Hog'..rl.
'im'. 'N y. 20 N''t -'ii--'.
AETIslIc Dl;; >>MNhIND un'quc
dr-isn' ry nins d., {" >l"tnitv. n't.l
ir"i- ~ -nY. i"'p,, ara h'.i''ai' rh1ie
Nl'. M'' i,i''1 > rust ""--t., q. pU-.'r
,.'N"i' h'""ii'R'
NNNAki.E. ir1eh. would lis- T.
aat" i"w more cI-iuiii'i> b. thr dif .
lpcl"- drd rilii"'u'- 81 .--'-. -. Aldo
Me H.. i3i W'-' 2.G--'.
DHE>>MNKEE e1nt, few mo,e
ru,ton.ci, A. hpin- suit, nom So ~ 70
ION. Jl2 West .'Oih-~'. near Ei'rr,ii"
NV.
bl'I NNNl Nh N''."f. % oi Il .-'i I..",
10 20 ""' b' a." ta' Terms. 'u. ''-t
~ f,.r'-'. u. Hi,vINAN,.'u" 81 '. N.n"1>,
= fa'' l-'t"--t
~~NARiND. bs th- Ga- or az hpu".
latct Paris stiles: GOWNS. COTS. Idin"
rab.t-. reception ,olict- s. Edn.-',.-
thoroughly tall,. .fllslr lai' with krdlr,N
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Board an0 Rooms.


LEkINGIOY.AvE.. 32i.-furnishca
rooms. every convenience. With or without
board references.
PERRY ST. IS. between 9Th and
Rleecker.-Square room. with board; one
~ two el5 80 per week; quiet private
house references.
ROOMMATE wanted with young Int .
beautiful large room sepaTt" beds eN'
,cllcnt board references exchanged. ~
West 44ul--i
SUPERIOR accommodations Tor gentle.
men: rIiyot" family, board optional. ~
West 5oth-st
Two or THREE connecting rooms,
baths. many closets. excellent board best
references. 20 Fast G2i.St.
I-DELIGHTFUL ROOMS In Christian
family. EXCELLENT location. iberal table 4;
references required. 81 East Gith-'t.
2.D.Sr.. 81 WESr-Ncwly furnished
warm hall rooms; excellent table 81
weekly; transient. ~ 80 EOSECHANS.
Occnn Grove.
13D.ST.. 10 EAsT-Vcry desirable latec
and hall roons second floor. uncNpect' ly
vacated. with board; reasonable.
1874 MADISON.AVE.-La comfort
ably furnished room. with Ere superior
bard and attendance; terms moderate.
Br 'olSlyn.
lbs UALSEY.ST.. near lial-ey'S,
| s'at!1u.-TWo front rooms. M'll ihihIrh' o.
for bu .incsS ladies or gentlemen, Win Z"
without board.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS

BEENOCRT-John f.. Russell. OF Massachusetts Mrs
Emmoas Rlanc en1 Mis- Blaine BRrN>wICK-Csp.
tain Gerald C. Llnscy OF the British Legation az Wash.
ihgioA. FIFTH ANENrE-FN- senator John q. Car isle
OF Kentucky Senator Arthur T. Gosman ~ Marvand and
Senator william d. WashbufI, OF MnncsOta. GRAND
Aldice l.. Walker. Of Chicago. HOFFMAN, Congress
man w. H. Biawey OF South Carolina. HOLLAND
General Charles j. Paine, o. boston. and William Henry
Clifford. OF Portland. Me. SAVOY-Sir Tatton Svkcs Of
England. NGCTORIA-Chevslicr Won T5vera Austrian
Minister at Washington.
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anything out Of him. lie said he In the hands
OF his COUNSEL " 49, "
., Have you any hight to interrogate prisoner who
manded the lawyer
We'll. It's customary" tho answer The $3.50
WAS placed In evidence and the prosecution rested
The Recorder wanted the defense 10 open It's case at
once. but at Mr.. COTS urgent request took an ad-
!ourniFnt Mr.. Golf also protested against RecOri.I
omyth's sentencing criminals in the presence OF the
Jury ms morning. Tn' Recorder said he would sel-
tenCc them before the Jurors arrived.
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tjelp u)anleo.

AGENTS and CANVASSERS. naIe or
rcnaIe: ~ 10 a. daily profits sure; eN.
pDr.enre unnecessary; no L1.kihz 'rIult'd
rscluslve territory given. tor particulars
addrc.s /. PUTNAM CO., Wcss "ihsteG'
Conn.
AGENTS WANTED Tor The authentic
uf nf ulainr. \ chance u lifetime.
Freight poid Cr.'iit, given. Eest booh.
Best teIIns. oatat li,r, Se"d az tvo nnr.
W.tS1 Z 90. BaliimOf". Nd. 10 viii
nav YOU to write lDr special terms on tho
authentic edition 40 matter what book you
are .rIl.ng: OI.r most rN;ihrrIinai} ever
nia4c In the history Of hoohsellIns.
A1FNIS NANlED fos ritr AMI out Of
Town u Introduce anI srll = private tele.
rh,ur an commission; cO-; SO. sprrla! 10.
alton allotted 70 capable nel WI, SCI fl. eiiy
county anu state 'l-ht-. MON ILL
PUO%E. COMPANY. OjBroadway. Room ~
SPOOL COTTON s,NLErMAN wanted
for NeW.York CT, trade; must - expert
,ncrd NddIc-S. stating age and "Np n
cncc. p .. Bon $50 Nrw-York city.
TYPEWRITER AMI >TINOGi,APNEE,
with machn". wanted ~ Office n'nr tfN
Hall Adde'S I =, Bon II. Tribunr
once.
WANTED. -night. Intelligent olite
boy; must r.dc In c.;y ana Iu a.5 ~ ,,, Pet
stating -alary rVpo.td COMMISSION
MERCHANTS. Tribune one.
WANTED Two 40. lirhtninr-'of
ageut- "a lei copper cable liThM.nG con
durtor.. must b.. straight. sober. infus;r-
ou. come well recommending AID rNp"rl'
II, ed none Other ncnd apply. GEO. X.
KRF.>s 60. ia9 Forbes fitt'bnrs.
s"malcs
ALI, LADIES or young men wanting -
,.aru 81 10 slG weekly. spar time OI II 81
hone employment work seat ahyHh"ie b.
mail: no ctn,a~-in- ~ G5-.,t'ihtihS or
Fall River Mas.
y y0I-NG FRENCH WOMAN. speak.
I'm. a utt,, English. want d ~ nrrs" 90 a
child Of six Years; Porislan preferred I;
must he good ~.'amsiress aud have ref
Srr,Ices. Apply mornings ut PARK Avenue
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tcr Sale.

ST REDUCED PRICES 500 second.
bond wood and non worAing nacH.nS~ .
luIy guaranteed machinery bought and *
chsng"i. GEORGE Il. EDDY. 3JS Maj.
ION Il.
ATTENTION Sewing machine. OF all
kind: new. -: good .erond.haad. $40:
ash or 'rrdlt exchanged. rented. At
l.AISCIl'S. 2.ijl 3d-ayr.. llSih-st.
DESKS. Onicr Frnitur' cash. cfe.ii.
~! Blpadray; secondhand d",i-. iarii-
tons. railing. bought. tNthan2rd. 81
West Ath-,i.. h"Ir Bi,adNst. Spl, lll ..
100. iolI,op.. SIS.
fNNOND EARRINGS. srall. p.ifr,;.
pure white so larQ" pair. $50. lnqIir'
FrRMAN'S INSECT POWDER SIOli~
. 3i.ayc.
FOR SALf.-Barei.ot hr-. premium
McAliis'"r liant. rn. :, and r Oblrrti1r- (;
oNN hydrogen !~t. Adde'S Or oall jos.
-. WAsNMER. I37 ist-a,r.
PATENT roH.top d.ss fos ,ni-. with 4
diswrr- cot so, vii -"ll fof 49,. HEP
BtE N. 900 lGi-'--t.
SAFES -Par.a'n, r. new AID -ccond.
hand SAFE large stock D. select s.Om 90
-0mhln1t'on pr.tc- SAT-, r,pIirrj. l.. II.
CROSS 800 H'vlfwav.
NS.-rai.or's Stock OF nn.
woolirns cost over : 200 VIII 81 'os
1900 cash ia'iH-. t'il- .. Apply J..
BOhEMAA. 40 ftra'r.
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az object" said Mr.. GoH


The prisoner will stand up" said the Recorder. de.
cisivcly.
MIR. Cor placed his hands on Gardeners shoulders
and said - refuse to allow my client TO stand up un.
less compelled to do by physical force. There Is
no law in this court to compel him to stand.'
stand him up" was the Judges answer TO this
Two court officers had Gardiner on his feet In an In
slant, In spite OF Mr. COZ. The cabmGn identified
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LfkINGION-ANE., 32f.-Furnlsh'a
rooms. every convenience. With or without
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Citn Real Gstate for Sale

- p - r
FOR SALE OR 70 EKNi;-Eleeena,N
forty.fOot front residence. ~ W'st Jun,
It.. with stable. on lot SOY lol WIN OF
W thout furniture. Address OWNER T. o.
Bon $40.
5rH.AVE.. .ST.-corner. lOoH
10; Grand boulevard. corner l39th-st., 20
MOO; Astoria. l.. J., lots. water iI9n,s,
free and clear; viii exchange any apo'r
for good paying property. WooLSE''
IcNinTOn-aNe.
LEXINGTON.AVF Corner housr.
hand somrly furnished or for sale; Norm
Washington square, lsrg" house ana -iaDi.
for sale; Astoria. J.. l., shore road furnished
house. stable. garden. WOOl-SET' Lex
ington-avc.
Chicago.
WORLDS FAIR VISiTOnS.-Buy beau
,ifuI I nicaaO home location unsurpassed
near University and renowned "M.dway
pln,isancc" 25.foOt stone south ffonf; ii
rnons constructed modern Improvement
thronchout owner will occupy SAME ID
s"inIng: transportation uneNcelled electric.
.n,Ic .team elevated - 900. hail cash
rcn. Iar season, 81 500 references ex.
HANGED. J. f.. q. PRiDMORE architc's
ana owner. 1913 La Salle-st. Chicaeo.
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ana me Jurors had already served more than the thirty
u"ss naiheo by the law. After dinner, William +.
oan orver Tor the Ncw-York Cab Company test.
neu 10 dfv1ng Mrs. Clifton to Gardeners house and IN
taking them both to the corner where the man was
arrested. Recorder Smyth wanted smith 10 identify
the prisoner and told Gardner to stand up.
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Males

cECRETARY.-By q ell -educlte1 young
man OF Literary tastes 81 private secretary
for the mornings: ftng conNsIsant wlth
these duties sl-s Dol steho2fsphcI ;
excellent references Address COL
LEGlArE, Tribune Urown once, Ia
I-rnnuANIN
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BOARD il)anico.

WANTED. bright. cheerful room. with
hand b. a CLERGYMAN. brtWrrn IAN ana
93l Is. broadway and Gth-1Nr AdIir-'
N NJ 0D Ifh-aAr.. -tniIur plIcr.
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wANTED.-A middle. aged woman Of re.
spectability to live IN a snail family at
tend 10 light housewifrly cares and be com
paniOnable with a nervous lady. Adlress
A. o. Box 8J, Middetown. y. Y.
WORK GIVEN TO DO At HOME to
respectable women; We cannot guarantee
big pay but VIII glys steady work and
from - 10 - weekly send addrcssed
stamped envelope. TAYLOR SEWING
CO.. 3la Bfomhe,d-s,., Boston.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise :os.sct. 5IeMoon rises 10 pmsioons age 10
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
AM-Sandv Hook :OiCsov. Island % Hell II u,
P.M-SanGy HOOK 80 Island Hell Gate 81
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Apvr f5 FIFE JSE ASR - ns Si;Ih
TiSy ,, Wit fI,iB BIZ nEcElyED At THE W. y;
TT6 yE ofriSE 80 -i i:.a n nSS dNpyyER
400, rory % 81. uic following Branch Oh;
TisEN1lt;ii isth.svc' $. e. cor. .sd,st n las
G ss. e; corner sS1%s' F pSs5
feminist. foo nS,. Fort, 80, enth.-t-.
seventn,.S, ave- $50 F.as. le5th-st.; near
scrnsr. o20 Third'ayecs near E EiSW
hr.,'ss. lies Flr s,,sySs; ,eo "e ~
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Dnsiuess Ghaures.

GOOD opportunity for steady ca
paolo man aud wife 10 operate a farm on
,dsfrs Lluefa. srrangemf NJ. % a s,itis.at.
pry party. should IT, good butter-Eakers.
Adcress DALKA. Irlhuu.. Nn-cn
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FURNISHED Rooms.

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, rooms.
,,,inr floor .n suit or single pf'NhU
ii",Ls. nthcr rooms valet attending con
"",icnt hotels. clubs. II East %?th--,''
9Th VI ad isOn ayes. --------
THE BURLINGTON. !" West So'n ut.
Yani.ome suite four rooms ana Dath Hl'"'
a IL carte; private s'fNice. ---.
nth. ST, 2io wEsT.-Ncwly iur hnnsci
.icove and square rooms In prNa" house'
references required. -----
Io'rU.ST.- 81 WEST desirable hoabH
,oon1 third floor; sl.o small room fc''
erenccs exchanged. --
osTU. ST. 40 WEST, Imperoyal Rts,ar,
,nt Handsom furnished rooms Win
bath.
-o=Tu.sT- ~ wFST-Newly frrnlsEed
.oc'n, % let. wlthou, board. 10 Rchu'heh :
references required. .-----------
Ioo WEST GaTU .sT.-Nicr,v Furnished
COWS with or without board. ~ corn
nat: reasonable; two blocks from l. s'S''""
EANCKFR. ----
--I32 WEST 10Th. ST.-Newly furn ishcd
,oor,. folding beds. running wh"F' o"'"'
hca, closets: references =. 10.
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miscellaneous.

ALLIGATOR BAGS. nnc trunks. dr es $
sui, cascs. poeketbooks adrs ~, ,a.' nri q
n,,,Stc roll, Till bpoks. at SPREAD s1r prr,,,,
nus.v stock. CHARLES CIiWAhiH'
''H1,anriactrcO. 80 4'haNc.
ANTIQUE FURNITURE rcpaii nS S sn1
poIished chIna. glass. rie,nr. mirr rS p fop
ali household goods , gm,yliuo' GmARLES
ROXK' oio W'~t 3Gth.st. ------
--cpr,r GLANCE Evening gloves at
omar nr,r,s All the newest shaoes
snI extra quality .s,sIa,.icd' IAMMhs'
1 1s J,roadwoy. and - Wet - rs.
THE CELEBRATED L.yeilicr Cor sets
a, greatly ,Sda.ed n m1,r'.' ca ss JAN.
rs 100 i,roadva,. ~ West Soth.st.
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WASHER vunts situation on cenrie-
mans fine road WAGONS and carriages: six
years reference address J. D.. li2 Wes9
31fh-Sf tf
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GonnIrp Real GsGaIe for Sale


\ FINE TRACT of g;ounG, 100 acr,s.
ON Long Island st1t1 III on thc PioPc'H
-. tl,.,!- ON Long Iniuid tH- ="
mia. trr particulars apply 20 ~ -
lARDENBROOK Room ia, World nn ~,
M ~ J. NY: Room JV-, IoO-i'i
Montguc.'t., brooklyn. ----
AGENCY FOR MON TCL Alk.-IesI1esnvo
properties for sale and 70 ist iatRo N.Y.
OF choice building sltes. ICB bS a
LOE. 3 Beckmen.st.. and M0hIclalr
At NEWPORT. II. Ia PcntHinaHn
res drnte. with over aero; hhely sl1u,u
g9o.,uds near the cliffs ovcriO0hlnE w 10
Ocean: 3rick and stone residence; Ot.i ~
rn,m- ali modern cnnNcnienccs staolr;
coachhousr. lorgc; $lj0. 600 wa deriln 'Tu
for IL few yea.- ago; OWi"s ~ '''' ',,,.
changes 400. 600 or les. Will now De ou..
,licrcd can be had fully lur"i-heu r"i
uA.-cs. ion must he sofa li"h,' -
'Tulio G.3e7). PHILLIPS q "Ei|''
Tribune Building. -------------
HAVE 4 HANDSOME COT NJ hi
HESIUENCE: all modern Improvements
four acres; free and clear; viii cNohaIgc
for well rented tenement o. Nat l!"poiN
In New YORK. q. J.. LOOMlS' Nonc"
vile. y. j.
OHANt;E. X. j. (I,'ai Estate SlecllanI0Nc9o
Handsome stone residence. % acres Toy ~ ~
Mo1ern residence, stables. u. acres = wv
The above are near stations cnOhc hun''
and birpains; others. Gp"' l.
TON 4 CO.. DC broadway.
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90 Get for Bnsinesspnrposes

vLooks TO LET WITH POWER
vr~ IN the
SSvRSlsSaGT 1000 &r s9TxRR Rr fERr
I" ssones high, fronting 200 feet on tho
n a.. BEO0KlYS BRIDGE.
"st on both Rose and William sts.,
WINDOWS ON FOUR SIDES,
npxr 20 on cach floor:
SifS1T nLhoHTED FLOORS III THE CITY
eoAAoiNG THOROUGHLY FIREPROOF,
rvryv fitted With
EVERY MODERN CONVENIENCE,
rutland & WHITING.
g Beekman.st.
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flats 90 krt, uutnrnishe0

flats 90 krt, uutnrnlsheo
\ VERY CHOICE apartment Of OF
rooms vita bath. southern exposure. all
light rooms " rent from April VI MAY J.
can DE- ,cen at am time must be engaged
Immediately II al All. Apply AZ oIncc.
HOTEL SAN RENO.
LIGHT MODL4.N fLAis. dccorIt' 4
private halls, Oh vide streets. WITH entrance
10 Contra! PARK. 4OS, iJi Central laih
Nest; near l0Jth-st.. seven room, aud bath,
hot water lcat.ng, $40 sJ1 northeast cor
nrr Park-aNr. and yG,h--f.. halls AID i,at'
rooms heated. i've aud Elk ioons sid bath
so $50 single rlt> adlOlrlrs. seen
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO DAY.
SATURDAY. EEBKUA

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY, A.
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Real estate fuanteo.

WANTED TO RENT-Fsrm. - 70 100
Near city. with stock and lnpie.
m.nts. good buildings and water. cty
me Iss Fui ton. ave-. Long isisnd S'v'
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-03-22
THE UNITED STATES SEN ATE.

The United States Senate before
the 4th of March consisted Of AZ Re-
publicans, 80 Democrats and Popu-
lists. The Senators elected this year
change the political complexion of
tho Senate, the Democrats having
gained one and the Republican s hav
ing lost one in each of the States of
New York, California, Kansas, Ne
braska and North Dakota. The Re-
publicaus lost one also ir Nevada, but
that was not Democratic gain as
Senator Stewart is Independent. The
loss OF six by the Republicans re-
Auced their number in the Senate
from 46 to al and tho gain Of five by
the Democrats increased their num-
Der to A. This may be further in
creased if Beckwith, who WAS ap-
pointed by the Governor, is admitted
as Senator from Wyoming. So far
tho Democrats have not n clear ma
jority CT the Senate, though the Vice
President, who is President Of the
Senate, and who has the deciding
vote on all motions and resolutions,
where there is tie, will vote with
the Democrats.
If the three appointed Senators,
namely, Beckwith, OF Wyoming, Man
tie, of Montana, and Allen, Of Wash
ington, are seated, the Democrats will
have 45, the Republicans 40 and the
Independents 3 Senators. AS the
result will not change the complexion
of the Senate, it ia expected that a
rule will be established to govern
such cases in future. Heretofore the
Senate has refused to seat persons
appointed Senators when the Legis-
lature failed to elect. If this custom
II followed the Democrats will have
a Senators, the Republicans 80, and
the Independents 3, with three va
cancies.
1t is now thought that an attempt
will be made to change The elective
Cfiicers of the Senate ~ the present
session and the Republicans are pre-
pairing to resist it oy organizing a
solid opposition. Some Of the Demo
Gratis are disposed 10 not disturb the
elective officers ut present, as they
do not care to inaugurate fight just
now. The only difference it will make
will be to give the salaries during the
recess to now men. The Secretary,
Sergeant-at-Arms and other elective
officers draw salaries during the va
cation and Of course the ins do not
like to be ousted before the regular
session, while those who expect such
positions when the reorganization
takes place want the change made at
tho present session.-Reno journal.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-03-22

A fine display OF silver ware, fancy
dishes, lamps, knives, forks, spoons
etc, Mt the EFT. M. Co.'S. Cali and
inspect. these goods, which are the
finest IN their line eyer brought TO
Elko, -
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

Having sold my business and being
about to remove from tho State, l
have left all my accounts ut Muller q
drug store, whore all parties indebted
to me can find the Same.
J.J. MEros, M. d.
Elko, New, March l, 1893. I'm.
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Spring and Summer Samples.

We have juSt received about 500
samples OF mons suitings for custom
made clothing for Spring and Sum
mer. Suits made to order from $40
up. Give us call.
u M. RE1NHARr.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-03-22

Banjo, violin and guitar strIngs, II
anesssortmsnt, Rt NuIler's.