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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-28
Convicted OF Murder.

PrTTsBURG, Oct. 2 The case OF Noel
Maisson, who was tried for the killing of
Mrs. Sophia Rees at Calamity. Pa, last
month, was given to the jury yesterday
afternoon. When court convened this
morning the jury rendered verdict find.
ing Maisson guilty of murder in the first
degree. Noel Bryesse, the accomplice of
Maisson, will be tried on Monday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-28
COAL LOOKING UP.
Renewed Activity I'm the Wyoming
Anthracite District.

WmKEsBARRE, Pa. Oct. 2S There is
renewed activity in the coal mines OF the
Wyoming district. The leading coal men
here think that the total anthracite output
for 1893 will be fully "a, 200, 900 tons. The
output thus far is 200, 900 tons ahead of
the corresponding period for 1892, but
this increase Of tonnage has come mostly
from the Lackawanna and Carbon county
collieries.
The work of sinking the great shaft at
Ashley was resumed yesterday. Another
new shaft at South Wilkesbarre was
started yesterday, and the sinking of the
airshaft at Lance colliery, Plymouth, was
resumed These movements have caused
a brisk upward tendency in coal business
circles
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wonderfur windIs.

SPRrSGrrELD, Mass, Oct 2s-w. w.
Windle established new worlds bicycle
record at Hampden park for on. eighth Of q
mile from flying start, mskiog the distance
in i3 LIS. lie alse broke the record for
100 yards. riding it In ASS, against Zim-
mermsn's pEeyleak record " &C.
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NEW YORK. Oct 2s-The former Mrs.
Edward Parker Deacon. on whose account
n murder was committed in France last
fall, is now living in a Jersey suburb as
Mrs. Baldwin She In 90 return TO England
In two weeks time, and Il is reported by n
reliable authority that she will marry
Marquis de Baubet
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-28
MANY ELOQUENT SPEAKERS

Who VIII Address the Session of the X.
/. State Sunday school convention.
The following list Of speakers have
been secured for the session Of the Rhode
Island ate Sunday school convention
November z and s: Hon. Ii. +. Jacobs of
Chicago, PRESIDENT of the Worlds Sun
day school convention, Rev. Il. Is.
Andrews. ID. d., DR.. w. A. Duncin. Ph. ID.
field secretary OF the Congregational
Sunday school and Publishing society.
Rev. j. L. Hurlburt, ID. d., Prof. Russell,
Mss Bertha Il. Vella md others.
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SteinVay Upright Piano.

Elegant steinway a. Sons Upright Plano at half
coat: also new Cabinet Grand Upright, Si75, worth
S3O0: fine McPhail Plano SlDO also other great
bargains. Call 1U7 Westminster street Take ee-
yator to Room 20.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-28

FRESNO, Cal. Oct s.-Dr. +. c. Vim.
cent, the wife murderer. was hanged here
yesterday. - ~>-' -
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Tho Appellate Division,

Those troublesome scalp humors- ara cured by
the use OF Ayers Hair Vgor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-28

The report Of the nominating commit
y vas then mads and accepted. The
Dw officers. thus chosen for the ensuing
~, are; President, Mrs. Luther B.n-
- vicsprssidspt Mrs. George 4 Per
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Y hroonvn.
FURNISHED sooMs WANTED.

FttRNTSHED ROOM for yonns man, pear hsth
bBthst
onE Or Two ROOMS. isbt Housekeeping; low
.Ient; good location; state terms. j.. hoI 81
ROOM. with or without board. by gentleman in
private hrist,an family west ado. 2Sd and SPIN
SITS. Addres, stating terms. Lawyer. 1876 Liberty
At, rooni l0l.
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS wantod Tor 'lisht
Housekeeping; one child, state price. L. II. 1919
I'd ave.
WANTED. vest side. below 6otn st, 4 large and
email room modtin con.sn,.ncss. woli itshted.
neat surroundings. az atont ~ PEI month. Aa-
drsss Eeatness, boz 2l2 World.
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Board WANTED.

ELDERLY LADY wants room, unfurpI.hed. with
board, from 10th to 30th o.. west side. Address
with terms. DO, Room, l63 9th ave.
YOUNG GENTLEMAN rsGuires board sn
room occasional use good piano; wost side. G.,
box Is World.
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60ARDERS KdN TED.
West Size

"es' o"e
23D ST. $50 wEsT-Latse. handsome. second.
location S nor e.rm. rom naas. s:'oF ''i n"' summer
23D 81, 4lS NEsT, iondop Terrace Neatly
furnished room, good board, ssup; use Of piano.
nsns cat ,l''n'' ,lna. aoeo""ousea' eohV"n'en' 70
mus car llhcs' -..-
23D ST. ~ WEsi. Loadon retrses.Deslr.b,e
ua,f a,f. nmu ] sna,. ,n99ms, win eAoe'ene o"sru'
H'u'.I"ers aevo'n",o"steHi W. -------,-.s---4..-
23D ST., tho sT~ln private ism,ly, two large
rooms scpArstcly or todctheri escelsut taNo
2tTH ST, $50 WfsI-LhrEs front room, perfect
order with cic'iisn' toArd American ianily'
?tIh 81. II wEST-To rent, hand,onsly iut.
nsheu fooms WIN pfNAo oA'n Also hA" rooms
ooa'.' , ---.----------.- --------.
18TH sT. 3tn ~ssI, .iry ,c..%s, ,atss ana
So'ov' -. ,--..--
a9lH ST, 81 wEsT-Psrior s.ii. with private
,n.rt superior 'Ao'e ""o A'enaAnee' "so 'ao'e
no.'. ooat. ..,,--.,.-..,...,., -----.--..,-.
18TH 81. ssi WhSI-Latac nesy.larnMnea
ha.uen uus'' roo" AZ improvements WIN OF "'u'o"'
o"a'", ~ 3, g -. q. No. ,----.-.
aerMsI:, iss WhsrMsS, pr.tty IRON, hall ToSs' rom.
,,ii ,iie'"'ps oon'"' "Ath' pf's'o Ah''n' "'o"ss
ooru sr i'm ws.r S,a,,, .,-.;a.....,.
isrs, ba.k psr'ori hoard optioaai, bath pri,i
le.es; central location.
.,sr 20 wr,r
',oarn. ,itn .,c.ilent Sn,ra nt.a n. y, '"uesa u,s
~ 49, a., -, ,-,
ih,s, and ibii1 aoo,. i.,s. .I"s.ts ' ,m, a",is
table board
arm sr s,57 w 81 ~, a, pr,.dx.p JIs,,d.,,,.
looms, iars. aud ANAL. ali sscomiSo tic rs. Al
upward; board optional.
35TH ST, JS9 wESr. near stn eyr.-pl.a.spt
rooms, eonysnierccs. good bosrd a. 10 "A,
also table boar,i.
aaTJI ST 2Ol " EST pe., T,roadvay Hand
som.,y ned isrr rooms nodsrstc nriras
t,Aisicn,s.
ssrn ST., 22' WEST neatly i.rppi.hsa l.rs. and
prioesi pIute,slonaIs transieu,s
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West Side.

eIcsent; select ana rsAsonAble favorite house
West Side.
DS sosIa: term: Ioa:onabi.s t.Si. bostd; refer,
euces.
&AvERLEY PLACE, l91-HapdIOms. large
era ST.. ~ WEsT-Wei- furnished rooms, with
tAbls board moderate price.
10TH ST. ~ WEST. between 9th and 9th avos.-
Single and double rooms. with board reason
able price. reference.
18th ST.; % WEST \ Cool, .ea.ly iorni,.sd
location good; American family.
l4Th ST., 2s7 WEsT,Isrso and small cool
usnsient.. summer price,.
l4TH 81, sl4 wESF-Paror floor; other room.
eIeei'ent table; oonvenient location terms mod
ItTH ST. 80 wEsT-Desir.0Ie double and single
rooms. With bo,rt central location sontherners
accommodated! families reasonable.
18TH ST. s42 wEsT-summer prices beautiful
cool rooins, with superior board. single. 20;
double 40.
18TH ST., 80 aEST-DssIr.bie rooms! parlor,
second foot; families, gentlemen, hotel table;
parlor diDinE-room modstA;e.
10TH ST.. lAb wEsT-suruished room for lady.
with board RiGx Demsty's bell.
lITH ST., 6s wEsT-L.rso rooms, larse front
h all rooms. closets! superior table; summer
prices; tTan,ioDus accommodated.
I7TH ST., a22 wfsT-65, 90 aud SO neat rooms
LAforze.
18TH 81. IS WEsT-Pryste boarding residences;
BY day ~ week; EUROPEAN or American plan ;
central.
18TH ST.. IS WI wfST-iiapd,ome rooms, with eI.
esllsnt boar also table board.
10TH ST.. Sle wEsT-PleAsaht room; good
board single or double bath early breakfast;
reasonable; tAb.s board.
10TH ST. $50 wkSr-Room mate for JoanE
mani .i,h or without board also single room.
26rH ST.. 40 WEST. accessible to all points
Fine rooms. with or withou, board terms Isa'
2isT ST., l3O wEsT-Roons. with board. for
families or gentlemen references.
2lsT ST.. 0 WEsT-DssirsbIs, oooI rooms; south.
ern exposure, SOutheIuers. rsnstsns; meals
optional table board references.
2lsT ST. 260 MRSf-LArgs room, handsomely
furnished, sl3 fr two; eEeelleut t.6le.
a7D ST.. +E WEhr-LAtse, pleasant, cool front
room, nieeiy furnished all ooaSsnieaoes, excel
lent board simmer prices,
22D ST tt8 wks,-Pi,Assptiy sitnatei room,
Ier ssni ilemcn, with Or sithout board copvsn-
lent 10 J.,
22D Sc, slS " EST, Chelsea ilouss-Rooms With
board, snsly OF on ,nite, permAnent or transisnt.
22D ST., Sal wEsi-Desirabls rootp, With good
board syery conyanieneoi tsrms moderate.
33D ST., 400 wRsT-Baok ps,lor. handsomely
tgtnlsbsdi also other room 9Th excellent table,
snnmsr Phst.;
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Unfurniahed eliansous.

'LnAlIns-Sevsn extra large rooms aud bath In fpo
Of Ceui,.on ill.ll3 Esst Tsth st. two bioeka east
iuis' io!d IT, rents from Gas to S26; FREQ until
'aS owner on premsss.
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$50. '~AA neat oh"'ss'' section OF brookSn; I;
SOUTH 4ru sF.. S58-3d Nat. large rooms;
Sl4 Inquire AL Sorth 4th At
,n a.. In the nnsst residence portion Of Brooa.
ana tsEsnt steam .h,stsd Apsrtmssts et rooms
st.,ras.ss.r tm2ioysments. hrsproof, str,Aat.'
a. ieAeh from 23d st.. Roosevelt ct. aud Urand
oat of ts,, ,pse,sl ioduesmsnts 20 parties soins
SO IA iaIniture. I.aulre 81 once, on pre,pise,.
~, 5saIora ave., eornsr oi Rodney st BIo,klyn.
LET-FiAts, efo % Sia rent ifys 70 July |;
Jsn,asoh nails sanitary plu,uoipgi slsotrIe belle.
tyn nI, ~ fat. l5t and ass Nassau 81, Brook
r. Brooklya. SS"'s' o's''
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L Fgrnsheo--Ksst Sids.
si,s s S,s ,ss; ssi, s
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Miscellaneous.

psrisrs; arst door nat. Gl,nnou's bsIl,
Miscellaneous.
LADY hAvipg morc to,ms than reQuir ed. offcrs
parties visiting city homs.iks acoommoa aAtions.
BoI Y6. Uptown World.
NEWLY furnishcd rooms rented to soutiomen,
with privileges, location excellent; central.
HomeIiks. boi 2bg Uptosn wo'ld.
TO LET-A nice front inrn,shod room Tor gentle.
man or lads moderate rort Apply Joe Musu-
mara, l29 Mott st.. room 4,
" hrookivn.
BEDFORD AVE-, 1026-Tvo front cool rooms
n!csiy furnished. In bF,rn .,tone house all con
ycnleneee aas. bath. hot Aud cold water; sb,
FULTON st, 677, top. hoor-furnished or un
furnished rooms. all iisht; every convenience;
board " desired.
HBNRY ST., 8S, brooklyn. near Brdge--Lnrgr,
eoraf afortAbiv furni-bed trout room to let. CON.
rlete for housekcepips.
HICKS ST.. "a, nrooklyn--tor Reutlemen. large
well.fut nished rooms with cunning water. hot
and cold, three books from bridge reference.
FURNISHED R0oMs-rws largo. adjoining
rooms suitable for foar young men; hot and
cold water; References required. Apply at 12o
willoushhy st., brooklyn.
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MUSICAL.

MUSICAL.
VERY RkRk OLD VIOLIN, beautiful tone;
cheap perfect order. hns conesrt Instrument,
Vic In, l6l East aSi st.
VIOLIN LESSONS by sI pert professor from Paris
oenssrvslory; new, quick sJstsm. Professor,
le2 East 2Sd sL
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) FURNISHED ROOMS TO LEI.

North OF f25h Street
l27TH ST., 30I wEsT-Frpnt or froat aud back
parlers hrst floor nat. Ghnnou's boil,
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THE BRISTOL,

Is to 10 East ll:h st., near bth avs comfortable
family house: vsry moderate terms.
MELROSE. rs Madison sys. Cuisine and service
excellent; select and reasonable; favorite house
with Southerners
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0nfurnished-Horth of f25M Sfrs,.
7IH AVE-. 2l44. near l2Tth kt, on Boulevard
otWs-sSs; elegant single tat room. and bath.
90 THREE ROOMS; thres fishts; o,er!ookins Z
EssnnonAntiag scenery mlllionaiIe nsix ixhbornood.
.Ae'us'Veiy rospectAbls adults. 636 West 1920 st-
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T OANS.
Ous Time, 2Bo. Der line; Second Time 22o.
per line THIRD and subssousut Tines, 36o.
- per line Daily and Sunday.
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VNTURNISHEO RO0RS WAETED

AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN, .wis6 vie spd
dsnehtsr arsd 10. wants hoer o. 5 or r"o,ns.
nslEhborhooi Address, WITH ul particulars. N.
Il boK 100 World.
GENTLEMAN and wife reluIie unfurni.ha
rsauar,iro,t room in private house, east side.
T., boz 225 Uptown World.
The evening world., 1893-06-15

A MAN with $3.50 cash can open store IN nsv
b ook hcouss aranted; lease B JeArs; rent o300i
living Apartments. lnqnire at koehlsr's, 19th ST.
ana ist A'e'' st9 hx GG,S 0oy.sa; Ss.
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North OF 126th Street
18th ST, 40 FAST-To let, with board, hail
room, IS also square room for two
18TH ST.. 29s wEST-Furn she'd rooms, .inr 10
or donh'e, with good board; private faTily.
Golden's bell.
miscellaneous.
LARGE. handsome rooms, gentleman ana wife
excellent board for vile. Frst Class. boz 2o9
World, uptown.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

Ono Tims. 80 per linsi Second Tilns. oI,
per lire Third and suhssausnt Tihio,, zoe
! per 'in.. sc. per line nrtra on IndAys
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4. 2D AVE. corner liquor st6re, spIendid payiue
business; long lcAso; 81, 300 cash.
JONES, 23 Chambers n.
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AFTERNOON CLASSES = WALTZ GuARAN.
tesi 10 VI pTiVA lessons with music. IS Not
withdrawing the f,et that this 10 naturally the
coolest Acadeny in tn. city, will add to ne com.
fort Of my patrons and pHpils by running Edison's
aTge cold Air pa rat ring the N ,on
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A BARROOM close to New York; licensed; rent
$50. house; bargain; $500.
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OARDERS WANTED.

N One Time. zoe. per limo Second Time. Ito.
u per lina: 1hirt and SnbeoQuent Tirass, 16o.
per line No cItrA charge on SundAy3
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3hO.CE LARGE FLA r. To LET.
seven lis hi room. aud bath.
RES T. S33 Pan M.ISTh Up.

Appl3 At 726 Sd ave. or
T. A. CRUiKSHASk 4 CO. l7o Broadway.
FLAT rofms or more, all modern i'm prove
meats: east SIDE rent S1a to S3p. Address,
with tull partic liars, TENANT, box % World.
FLNTS-Fiva moe roo'ra. navy repaintsd. kc.,
near 6gth ct. l. station; rents Sll to eli per
m"ntn. hpplr In of8es. 1919 I'D ave.
SPECIAL annmsr fnduc. laentt t--5!. 50 East 10Th
tt family (tdults) eau obtain HAT. rooms; all
I'm provements.
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Under This Classi.
fication Repeated In THE EVEN
INC WORLD Every Day but Mon.
day without Additional Cost.

NO EXTRA CMAllGE FOR 1T.
Advertisement. Tor 1HG WORLD may be left
al ANY American District Messenger Once IL this
city. where the charges will Ev The sAms -
thuso 81 lh< Loain o6bce
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LADY hsytug move to,ms than required. ofrcrs
. parties visiting city homs.ike accommodations.
RoI %. Uptown World
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Unfurnisheo-Brookiyn.

,, E,sENTH AYE, 6s--Eieyant fiat 7 rooms and
J n, steam heat; cho,esst section Of Brookyn
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-07-08

Kansas has called a bi-r1etallic
convention for the Goth of this month
at Topeka. Men without regard to
party are called upon to enlist under
the banner of free coinage. On
Sept, 18th the bi-metallists will
make the Worlds Fair hum.
All of the West is arranging to join
in this silver demonstration. The
cause is moving now in fine shape,
and viii be an earthquake before
Fall.
The fight is advancing faster in
the East than the most ardent
friends of the movement ever hoped
for.
If there are any gold bug news
papers in this State who think the
Silver party is disintegrating, our adj
vice to them is not to ever bet a cent
on the proposition.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-07-08
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Red Oak Mining CONF Ill

Location of principal place of BUSH
Carson City, Nevoda,
Location of works near Dowu;Hv a
Sierra County, California.
ASSESSMENT No. 10.
Amount per share Gen [
Levied-------------Jua p, 1898
Payable Immediately at the Office on
Company, in Carson City, Nevada.
Delinquent-----------July IS, 1898
Sale Day g p. M)---August IA, 1898
In lieu of Assessment No, 40, leav-
led May I, 1893, and heretofore re
scinded, By order of the Board of
Trustees, FRANK BLETHEN,
Sec'y.Pro Tenn,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-07-08
PROPOSALS
Repairing the Carson District
School House.

Sealed proposals endorsed Proposals
for Repairing the District School House,
will be received at my Office until u O'Clock
July II, 1898, for the repairing of the Dis
trict School House in this city.
Plans and specifications of the work
necessary to be done can be inspected at
Summers & Dauchy's drug store.
Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified check of at least per cent. of the
amount of the bid. which checks OF drafts
win be forfeited to the School Fund
in case any bidoer or bidders receiving
the award shall fail to promptly execute a
contract with good and sufficient sureties,
otherwise check to be returned to the bid
der. For further information apply to
DR., J. GUINAN,
j4 Clerk of Board of School Trustees
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-07-08
NEED OF OLD METHODS.

The Daily Report thinks it is
about time for California to return
to the old methods of Furnishing
criminals, which was by the impro-
vissd gallows and the vigilencs COM
mittee.
In the early days when a murderer
was caught red handed, he swung
the same day. Now he never swings
at all. Crime is growing m ore ram
pant in California daily. Bandits
who shoot down officers are gloriied
by the press and protected by the
farmers.
Bank defaulters and boodlers down
the juries, murderers get new trials,
change of venue and the like, and
finally are pardoned by the Gov
ernor.
Nobody who commits crime has
anything but temporary fear of the
results.
Most of the lawyers in California
belong to the criminal class, and pro-
tect their associates. 1t is easy to buy
up jury, and the Judges on the
bench are many of them, purchasable
scroundrels, who are there with a
political pull to make all the money
they can,
Under the circumstances it would
seem that a return TO the old public
lynching, will soon be an imperative
necessity in California,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-07-08
EDITORIAL MENTION.

If man is In doubt what to think
of silver he ought to get Senator
Sherman's views and take exactly
the opposite views for himself Salt
Lake Tribune.
The President is suffering from
rheumatism and a contraction of the
muscles of his leg, This is how we
feel out here from a contraction of
the currency.
The sale of cigarettes in Washing
ton State will be prohibited until a
final decision on the constitutionality
of the law can be obtained from the
United States Supreme Court.
The recent riots in Paris don't
amount to much. The good old
Revolutionary days have passed and
now no one but the criminal elements
cast Up barbados in the streets. The
students, the artisans and the gen
fuses dunt riot any more, only the
toughs make any street disturbance.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-07-08

SALEsMEN.-Energstic men want
ed. Free prepaid outfit. One of
our agents has earned over $4,000
in five years. p. o. Box 1871, New
York. il31w
House to nt-Apply to Johnnie
Vierra. i22
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-07-08

The Salt Lake Tribune has the
following: ''Would it not be good
thing if the men of the west could
induce Secretary Carlisle to come
this way before Congress meets, to
counsel with the men of Denver,
Salt Lake, Butte, Boise, Virginia
City, Portland, the Sound cities, and
finally San Francisco? The boy in
Missouri who went down to st.
Louis, and then went home and re
fused to talk for two or three days,
but finally, when greatly pressed to
give his impressions, declared that
all he had to say was that if the
world was as big the other way it
was shoel of a world. Maybe if Mr..
Carlisle would come out this way he
would find that there was whole
lot of country west of the Missouri
river. He might, too, obtain some
new ideas as to the Importance of
this country in it's effects upon the
eastern country.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-07-08

NANTED-A position as house
keeper and cook, city or country.
For particulars inquire at Tenants.
WANTED A place to do genera
housework, city or country. Apply
of Mrs. Sullivan care of this Office.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-13
THE APPOINTED SENATORS.
A Question That Deeply Interests the
Upper House of Congress.

WASHINGTON, March 13.-The session OF
the senate today was brief, and was con
fined mainly to the reception of nomina-
tions from the president. Within day
or two, however, the committees will be
appointed and the body will be in thorough
working order 80 far as the business for
which it is called together is concerned.
Reports of committees upon the nomina-
tions will begin to come in Immediately,
end the senate will be occupied with them
until the end of the special session.
Aside from this business is the con sid
GRAFTON of the legal questions involved in
the appointment of three senators by the
governors of Montana, Wyoming and
Washington. The members of the com
mittee on privileges and elections have al
ready been devoting their attention to the
study of precedents and the law affecting
such appointments, and will doubtless be
ready to make reports soon after the Gre
dentials are taken up. 1t happens that
the decision of the questions involved In
these cases can be made without affecting
the political complexion of the senate, and
1t is the intention of both sides of the
chamber to endeavor to consider the cases
purely on their merits and witho ut respect
TO political considerations, and this estab-
lish precedent that will be likely to
stand hereafter. As the points involved
are many and Ihe question itself is com
plex, it is expected that debate will en-
sue in the senate upon the presentation OF
the rep lrt of the committee that may oc-
cupy several weeks.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-13
JAMES w. HYATT DEAD.
The Ex-Treasurer of the United States a
Victim Of Bright's Disease.

NoRwALK, Conn, March 13. = James
William Hyatt, United States treasurer
under Mr. ClevelRnd's former administra-
tion, died of complication Of Bright's
disease, gout and other diseases, at his
residence on West avenue yesterday after
noon, after very long and painful illness,
aged SO years Over week ago his eye
sight failed, and for several days he has
been almost totally blind.
Hyatt was taken suddenly Ill late in
February, but rallied sufficiently to be
about the house, and occasionally was on
abled to visit his club. A few days later,
however, he again took to his bed and
failed rapidly When urged by his pa
tient to tell him the worst, the attending
physician informed him that he had
Bright's disease and could never recover.
On Saturday his family was summoned to
the bedside but the sick man was unable
to speak, and passed into state of coma
from which he did not revive, Death
came painlessly, the patient falling into a
deep sleep,
Mr.. Hyatt was born in Norwalk, receiy-
ing his education In the common schools.
From 1860 to 1879 he was In the employ of
Legrand, Lockwood & Co., prominent
New York bankers. In 1878 he returned
to Norwalls, and has since held various To-
cal and state offices, among them that of
bank commissioner In 1887 President
Cleveland appointed him United States
treasurer to succeed Conrad Jordan.