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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore. Feb o-Flour steady unchanged receipts,
March, 77Ed77.e; Nay soiaeoo'c steamer go lsd
stock o74,e74 bush; sales 20 900 bush Milling wheat by
sample 7565os Com steady T 5s 'pG, sPsaiIic
steamer mixed as d4sc rSseptS bush hp
inents 10000 bush; stock 5lssi6 bush sales l2i 900
ssss w 6ni, T da O No. @9 White western re
mixed DO; 2sd3sac receipt 5000 bush stock 2os ~
asiS So Grain ireighis qnlc, and STEADY, UNCHANGED
oc Provisions as'' ,G aS'' pork pork
clear clear rib .usarpiekled .houiers II
ssa,d .% I aonf Sar a a . @a%s
cry fancy 2sd29c fresh choice 2sd27c do iinita
lion 2: aa 'es 'G &c 70 so f0ss to tSSfS
i7aIec Eggs lover. @Sdssc toGe. dull RIO cargoe.
WHISKY i strong 81 2iasi %.
Boston. Feb. o-Four dull; Corn hrp and a,tIye =
shsrss 1rm provision. arm; demand fair Butter
steady ws-e. .,,,s oc Receipts for the
Flour 81 ssG bbis, so sil sacks Corn. 2li,eo3 bush
osts. li2'724 bush Shorts. 2si tons.
Buffalo. Feb. Good demand for spring o whe,l on
NsTthcrn washburn. old. sold. 7sSs Closing 70. /
hard Duluth 90 size DO Ssw s%' 30 10 N STS,h
%O 2 red. 7sc, bid sales, ear No.;s -n,,s rea 7ss
Vance asked; sales. car: So y.ow: $780,,
Gar car. Ss s. ss4 s:s g. &
s'" caf. NO. Do ssc 30. mix,d SIC ~. Whit
,O barley dS 20 e' Mcs ws''i ssae
STATE $50 zoe: No. | Canada. $50 10. nc; 70. 3
extra. 75c. Rye-l No. : sold. Sste .tots Flour
.. % goa o'% Rys -four s. 20 Mtsd urn.
quie. unchanged Esseg,I%Sa' i5Go s%,h s.,a
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.,,,rr DAY FOR MR.. CLEVELAND.

Lakewood, n. j.. Feb. 0.-Mr. Cleveland renamed
Quietly at home to-day and received no VISITORS lie
expects to devote several days more 70 private
ns .h,,s no reads the daily papers and keeps fully
,ntm.a on all public matters he declines TO discuss
1bsm or TO confirm or deny the various Cabinet
rlmors that are In circulation.
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.


NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Tho crude oil r.aiErt ecitucS dun and without
special feature. The Stock Exchange without
record but 900 options changed hands Il,
the Consolidated Board at 5iisaHl2 cent?.
Refined Petroleum unchanged at $50 cents per
gallon barrels $50 In bulk and Gl5 cents in
cases Foreign quotations Antwerp 12S francs;
Bremen, As marks. London. Aid
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resenting Apollo the other Aurora, were sold Tor
$500 each. The sale will end TO day
THE COURTS.
THE HURLEY TRIAL CONTINUED.


The trial OF the suit brought by william s. Hurley
against Jacob Miles, executor for an accounting OF
his fathers estate was continued before Judge bar
rett In the Supreme Court yesterday. IL Mr. Hurley
IA successful IN this suit and in another which he
has brought against william Miles. formerly MS
fathers partner. be will probably recover nearly
100000.
A large part OF the day was occupied IN pu'Ins
in documentary evidence. Frank ii. Heron resumed
that he had served the papers OF the suit on jacob
Miles Alexander Rumrill denied that 10 had ever
owned the property No. $50 Monroest. wnham
Miles It is charged. represented that no had SOFA
the property TO Rumr and deed OF conveyance
70 him was put in evidence. Rumrll said that ne
did not know william Miles. and was not party
~ the transaction. Lewis H. Muller. clerk IN Inc
REGISTERS Office testified that Jacob Miles haa nieo
no accounting OF Samuel Hurey's estate. u. L.
Brewster identified entry In the books OF b. ..
Fitch. a PENNSYLVANIA lawyer. showing that flch
had received $3.50 for services from the Hurley es-
tate The plaintiff alleges that this lawyers lees
wore entered In the accounting at $1,000.
Mrs. Catherine A. Hurley testified that she had re-
ce,ved only S4 900 from her husbands interest," ~
The Arm OF Hurley & Miles: The business. IL y
asserted was worth several hundred thousaho ooi'
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STAINED.

Good ordinary ..........0s Low MIddIIns...... m
Strict 1;ood Ordinary 7 MiddIing io'io
Liverpool kilograms, 15 p m.-ecepts S'oC oaies;
of which American 1000 bales. sales, oooo Davs, VI
which for speculation and export, 500 bales Ame,,an
500 bales. Spot marAet, no!eratc demand; muuii"s
The post receipts were 10 o4o bales comparing Win
81 oOl bales corresponding dav last year Sin.
September the receipts have been 1913 S7T bales tsns
665o 900 bales during the corresponding peroi !s'I
sgo The figures APPENDED snow the week crop '"o'o
IL chi.
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and Assistant DistrietAttorncy Davis-Nos. 70 H. "
elusive. ,...,.o
Court OF General sessionsrart llI-Beore Maf'e' -
and Assistant Dstrict-Attorney Weeks-No. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10
SIZED BY ONE ALERT, SUING ANOTHER.

John H. Iuning. tho California millionaire VINO was
wrongly rsportsd TO be insane in Europe recently. YES
terdav filed libel in the United States District Court
against tho tug Right Arm. He owns the yacht
Alert and alleges that the tug allowed her to set
aground IN the Buttermil Channel last April through
carelessness The Alers copper keel wns torn OIL the
damage amounting to 1904 90. Mr.. Luning also de-
monds 800 for loss Of the service Of his yacht lot
two days. The libel had not been nled before De-
cause the tug ont Of tho jurisdiction Of the court
until few days ago.
Oddly enough the owners Of TIN hight Arm have
inst fled libel for salvage in the same court against
The Norwegian steamship Alert The vessei VEN h
ashore last November on Bocas de Cenza, anu '"e
ting hauled her of and brought her 20 this CITY.
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WHO SHALL HOLD THE Securities

William E. Boodgood. william Mari and william
r. Walker as executors. have begun suit III the
Supreme Court for construction OF the VIII OF
Thomas LAWS who died on January 25. 1892. leaving
an estate valued at ST. 100000. Mr. Lewis left four
chdren-Thomas John A. and Mary E. Lewis. ana
Mrs. Rosetta L. Hodgman. Mary f. Lewis is weak
minded and unable to manage her affairs. Inc WILL
executed on April Il. 1880, delegated to Rosetta L.
Hodgman the exclusive power OF determining whe'her
In the future her sister Mary shoud De conp.'e".
10 receive her share Of the income. codich dated
November 16 1891, transferred the care OF mary H.
Iewis,s interests TO the trustees. Judge ANDREWS
Yesterday appointed Charles A. Jackson her spec'ai
guardian for the purposes Of this suit
Under the will the estate is to be held IN trust
during the lifetime of the daughters ana al'er
their death the principal is TO be DIVIDED among
the sons and the heirs of any deceased child. Much
tho n.rsonal property Is in railroad securities ana
the heirs have requested the executors to hold nea 10
AZ dn' this and also TO whom they shall paw the
norton OF the income for the benefit OF Mary r.
lewis. The executors also WISH 10 nave eneH ~
counts passed upon by the court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Yrs,. Andr.ws Of the Supreme Court heard argument
an nation for an extra allowance 70 Henry w Jessup Tor
professional services given 10 the western oh'oh t..
c,anh COMPANY in 1888 and 1884. Jessup IA assignee
OF the law formerly composed OF julien i.
Henry Work. James and Charles McNamee' VINO ueiehuu
Tho tesranh company In proceedings brought against 1t by
Joseph r Graves 10 its charter and also IN huss
ton in Jersey City with John g. Moore Co. 1hs
h.,enc. WA that moneys advanced 10 Mr. Work ehoud
ho considered a. payment Nathan Blur. as referee.
found that Jessup entitled 70 $4,000 Decision was
reserved.
James j. Herman, policeman. recovered $500 YER
diet aaanst the Metropolitan Telegraph and Telephone
Comnanv in the Superior Court yesterday Herman was
burned by a live wire in front OF 20 Chrysues'' on
March o. 1891. so, =,
Judge Pryor yesterday granted motion for OIL.
particulars in the suit brought by John r. Foley Son
aoo,ns, O. b JENNINGS 10 recover over $4,000 a. CON-
mission complaint alleges that John Foley Son
obtained an option Jenningss glove factory In bfook
lyu for English purchaser The pnee was 70 DC
G1O2 OOo Jennings refused sell the property Tor less
than E11oo00.
Letters Of administrator were taken out YESTERDAY oy
Bridget T. Carey the estate OF her husband. Johh
Carey the detective who shot BY the tough RAN
chette last November The property IS valued at about
$40 900.
Mira Loratna j. Beard secured verdict Of $4,000 for
false arrest and malicious prosecution ssnnst Johh s
| Of Brooklyn in the Supreme Court yesterday hayes
was receiver OF her property at No "a West F1y.nfh.st
and had her and imprisoned for three days on
the charge removing furniture which abe alleged shc
| had permission from Hayes to take away.
Miss JEANNE Mitchell who lives at Meadow Brook.
Newburgon. the. Hudson, and well known in social
circles there recovered verdict Of $4,000 seanst the
broadway and Seventh Railroad Company In the
Supreme Court yesterday Her ankle was cfushed by ono
Of the ct Broadway and S"eny'nnth
| st., March 10. 1885,
Mrs. Edgar Selden, who owns the play "Mckennas
FILTRATION" obtained yesterday in the Supreme Court
Judgment $3.50 against Barry Fay the Irish come
| dams, for three weeks royalty on the play.
| Supplementary proceedings against John Wild, the
HarIgsn's company, 70 recover on judgment
of s1o2 65 obtained by William O. Rogers In 1885, wee
dismissed yesterday by Judge Andrews as Rogers did not
appear to prosecute the suit.
CASES ARGUED IN THE COURT OF APPEALS.
Albany. Feb. 9-The following cases were argued
| IN the Court OF Appeals to-day:
Grin S. Bacon, Ir, appellant. agt Morris W. Hanna.
| impleaded. ~ - ~
treasurer appellant.
Charles 4. Krouse, etc. appellant, agt. the First
National Bank Of Penn Yam
| The court will take two weeks recess tomorrow.
The day calendar for tomorrow is: Nos 2l6
o4S, 217, go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

xewYos Thursday Feb ;eady Civ
.s sasS St sde sa a" ..
ns sssd 20
iii 2i ys: ss 81 ssss
e. s'ss'i $s 81:
ID ys:s1sss
ess sssh very S s on n
s: "a 81 sr :s ss
s'tsSs a. e. s xs'l'' 10 a'e'''
" S S ' Sgf fs LOO ss : s. at a'
Sa RsHGa'k ios; vsas. 100 H. at 's d''
s$f $SB Ssi :. sss
ssnFr carr CITY and DsS ss' s az
nj o.Ss sea a Sss s:Ss S
s%mSs e g5n ,Nfsp sns
s11 SeS';s
sSs sold msay a ps eSfsa Country
dss: se spring s%S: $ Is r. =
- ;Ss & & :, 4 s 80 g; 90 50 h. ri sheep and
% 20 r e s"s p: ais ssa g. g.
. So 49, .. i Sss's 'ss's " " .n, s
as e IS tsn: g :I0i
s525 200 a Mi S 1SS Michigan sheep 81 NJ g Is
STATE at "a 7' late yesterday % s'aS
:'''' ''"' 3 .ss'; 81. s.
rs S Sp n Co. 90 state sheep. s5 ~ at ss 25
Wseron lo5 ohe lambs 90 "a At 20 81
- C,9 and |! cars at 4Oth.st Market quoted 'efSS
sy at Is s5a ~ So A. W Lamb sold State pigs io
m average at SO 80 per 100 n; ,,o IL. MIN. heavy
Country dressed 6rmer At 9iaaioc , ios ,,ppht ' '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10
LIVE STOCK MARKEDLY TELEdhAEh'

nurao February 9-Catue-Roceipts ast - ncu 70,
6po head total for week thus far, 10 $50 heao tSf
same time last week $3.50 head consignea w Sesd
,so head 70 New York. 156 head on SAFE o. h nsJ
market opened strong closed song az soa tas cn,ys
a. 75as4 % bulls e3ds3 40 Hogs-Receipss dats .ad
hour, 300 head total for week thus iar 20 ~ rnn oh
s5o head 70 York head on sss aSoo 1 Yos
soass CO.. light d. IS , SSsss a5ssS -
snsp and Lmbs-Recepts last p hours: ovT ms nea ss
seek 40 100 head consigned through 100 heaa .n.d
YORK 200 head sale. 400 head maf t Gpv nhs
a,.adv 10 shade easier closed easier pest iauiS1,
s .oJ al IS fair 70 good IS % $50 % beet sheeP -
ss IS selected wetheys, Is 5ods5 o cus 70 isr '"'
81 50dt4 rs. ,,, rv.,,,, Jomnoln reuorts :
catteNHeceipts t0oc head; shipments o0o nesa
% as.Ss ~ 5ds. 5 fed Tsya oo
"a rs dst 40 stockers s3de3 30. hocs-Eeceipts IVY
Lead shipments 900 head market active nS
bucRers weights IS +oss 10 prime light. - lod*S 10
o,her lights 81 25ds7 IS ,gs. sdds0 So ~ .
shecp~I,cccipts 1900 head, shipments 800 heso
market slow; prices weak. Irregular, closing lo2Ioc
lower natives, Sass So Westerns. s5dsS 1o 10 HANDS,
A. 5OdsB 20. oooo ,. .h,,,
ments $500 head market steady; fair 20 good na'iSs
stecrs 25ds+ IS choice sales would orhg % ~,
Texan steers s3 50dSi so. Hogs-Receipts, 900 heaa
shpments 5000 head markss nrm heavy, 81 .Odpo 20
nae king 81 70isS 20; light. 81 9Odeo TO- ShcepIh..
celpts 700 head shipments none; market STEADY nr W
good natives IS 5odoi 75 choice muttons. soaso o.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

1,crmanic Feb IS D. N. .Germanic. March IS. p y.
.Maessis Feb 90 10 80 an ajestic March o. %.
Britsnnic March !, D. m. Britannia, March 20 IN
II eutOnic Marrh 8, 10 a. m ''Ieuonic April O. n
From White Star Dock. foot 81 West lorst
Saloon rates. $50 upward according TO ,teame. ana "a. cs
$40. Prepaid, 40 and $40 steeags pyspSd SH;
0e'pHis oN'so' wv III MAiTLAND KEgSEY. Agent
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HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET co.
4 TOURS TO THE TROPICS.

A-TOURS TO THE TROPICS.
n ATLAS LINE.
WEEKLY SERVICE FROM NETWORK
70 the islsnd OF jamaica renowned for its ssubreu
climate ana natural beauty winter station Of The British
Indies Good hotels and splsnd,,d r9s ": Ria. an. 49,
many old World towns Of the Spanish man,
illustrated pamphlet mailed freq
FIN a. THOS COOK 4 sons Tourists Agencies. w.
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Cincinnati Feb. e.-Flour stody. Wheat strong; 70
red 5G39 .o1 Mee' Me mlgd sssc o",s
a My' @ %s 80 SS: Sc go Fs5s 's on
strong S si2a5 whiskcy duh sales aio barrels q H.
steady.
Milwaukee. Feb oFou quiet Wheat a aI Nay Nay
7s ia .gns CSC; OATS 30 eay Noss'' White
Soc 70 d. D.Esy quiet oi XG q Eto
? 1ss: 'S !:,;s %S
t tass: s barley 7a6O bush. '''''' ''- ~
Minneapolis Feb. o-Tbe nuctuatIon was small Only
sn. slew ' ,Ss@ yc%er%y Micr a,o Tie only
ranged 81 from Sf f% at
1876 ears and at Duluth and Superior 10 ear. cG.e
80 So 1s Ses 10 g. 'aSS g"
rhadpha FEB , De s cG9ia%ed
e .faaT ryea sSsPy y" March 7%:ss
M sGss0S 1J aSe' a % aSG ar sS
APRIL ndm RS'i g. H@ Witt Fsbary
MaTcn ai r' sI' April tl%se May ata4lse
standard sraaSasisa te eIwe A. s s &c
star ae KeyeEa me T. &C. i r," slss0 D. a aas
le !a"k Feed f1 scare and 500
ss 'g Ss 9;ss ss';
Z, 600 Sas s Ss p 20 S%h 300 bush
slow during the session but near re cloc advanced and
nnished as,c above ye,tcrdly Nav 14itc; July. 15c.
Corn followed whest and closed W 2c above Yesterday
CASH 4oc February; 4oisc; Mircd; io'sc May. AZ
RYE dull SIC bid; Barley slow MInns sold '5c.
Spccr quiet - 05. Flaxseed INN. II ISL. Butter
unchanged Eggs sharply lower 2sac. cornmca firm
| nrchanred Provisions hlgher, and hrm. Pork ,Uld
shoulder 80 80; longs and ribs $40 Is shorts $40 50
strips 80 IS boxed lots. l'c lover; bacon shoulder
strips, $40 so sncarepred hans 81 si5 5G 80 Re
100 900 lush: oats. lacO0 bush. Shlrments-Flonr,
5000 bb. wheat 30 900 bush corn 81 900 bun rye
1000 bush barley ZOO bist
Toledo. Feb. 9.-wheat dull firm; No cash and FEB
ruary Isc May Zee Corn dull stea "s No cab asH
RYE steadv: cash 5sc Covcrseed dull steady prime
cash and February 50 40 March. 80 50. ReceptsFour
l79 bbls wheat. 1922 bush corn. 1923 bush rye
900 bush covcrSecd 80 bags Shlpments-Flour LOS
bbs wheat, 1914 bush com G.5oo bush rye. 400 bush
cloverseed 800 tags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10
Wrean Cleaners.

MEDITEERANEAN LINE. ."
New.York 10 Genoa In less than eleven daya
K.iser VII. Mar =. 70 am. Fuda Sat; May g. fos =.
Kaiser VII. April g. 10 nm Vera Sat- MAY 81 10 ~
werra' Sat- ar g. 10 am ,Fpda Sat June TO- 10 AZ
Ems saturday, Feb IS, ID. q. =
Passage e100 1928 $50 a berth. Frst CaMs -
OELRJCHS & CO.. Hoylinc Dr.
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CUNARD LINE:

Gains Feb. is. 8 80 T. n. tmUra. Mar is. 50 n
Esn1s: 20 n Esru:is AprIi non
from Pier 40, North River, foot OF Clafkson.sS
Cabin passage, ESQ and upward Second cabin "a
SteeraRe tickets TO and from all parts Of Europe ven
low rates For freight and passage apply st ~ 60
pany's once No. Bowling Green, New.York.
80 VERNON II. BROWN CO.. General AeentL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10

Cash quotations were follows Flour dull. mn
changed; no spring wheat. 75c; No spring wheat
al gTss: No 9 red 75c corn 43iac No g. 39'4d
SoEe 80 oats 81 .Ssi se so white SSe No o..
No. 4 Z O. b.. 4sd5Oc 40. 4. I. o. h., a7at9c No.
naxseed 81 OH prime timothy seed - ~ Moss pork
n b DBL Sides oo.e sio 2Sssio 60 dry sacd shoulders
bor.d1 50 s7dflO short clear sides noNedl. 80 sOd
siO S. whskey. distIllers finished goods gallon.
81 II sugars unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10
AMERICAN LINE.
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON,

EVERY SATURDAY.
New.York, Feb. 25. J. 80 pm. Paris March H. nosa.
Chester March S M n Berlin ~ h Mssn u.s.
Shortest and Most Convenient Route to London.
Passengers land at Empress Dock, avoiding inceAs
venience and exposure OF transfer by tender.
First Cabin passage to Southampton London or Havs
$50 and upward according to steamer and location n
room. Second Cabin, &35 and $40.
Steerage at Low Rates. A
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
General Agents. No. 9 Bowling Green, New.York. i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-10

Steamers leave San Francisco as follows;
MR. etc ......... THURSDAY, Teo. :S,
nfsE Tuesday, Marcn -. =
SAELiC Twin call at HOnoiuu, Tuesday April .
superbly appointed-superior accommodations
Reservations can made BY letter or telegram 70 ns
.h,, mans seen at PSI s43 Broadway, New.Yofk;
p,.,.rv Place or room a. Railroad Building san frss'
cisco. LELAND o Az ,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-01-02
THROUGH EUROPE.

SPAIN produced $40 100000 gallons of
wine last year.
THERE are 1922 clubs in France, with
a total membership of 9,277,155.
A BIRD in the London Zoo, q she'll
drake, has apparently committed sui
eide on account of the death of its mate.
DENMARK allows every subject, male
or female, who is sixty years of age, a
small pension. Only criminals arc ex-
copied.
TELEPHONE operators in Belgium are
required to pass an examination in
French, German, English and Flemish
and to be able to draw q map of
Europe.
TEE profits of the Paris post Office,
which last year amounted to $40, OOo,-
600, have moved the post Office clerks to
consider what steps they should take
for getting their salaries raised.
GERMAN piano manufacturers are re-
ported to be in great distress. Former
ly they sold many Instruments in Rus
STA, but the present duty of 500 on a
grand piano and $50 on IN upright has
almost put an end to the export of
pianos.
IT is stated that q new departure is
about to be taken by the Bank of
France with regard to the material of
of its paper issues. The notes have
hitherto been made from the best rags
but ramic fibcr is now used, and it is
not only stronger, but lighter.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-01-02
o THE CAPITAL.

SENATOR PRoCToE, of Vermont, will
build for his w use one OF the best
residences in Washington, the marble
for which will be brought from his own
state. The dining-room walls will be of
Mexican onyx.
DAVID P. THOMPSON, the new minister
TO Turkey, speaking of himself, says
that lie is ga blacksmith by trade, a
surveyor by profession, and a banker
by occupation" He has served as gov
ernor of Idaho one term, mayor of
Portland three terms, and state senator
four years.
SENATOR RANDALL L. GIBSON, of
Louisiana, has suffered from the govt
more or less for thirty years. Ills con-
dition was such Il few months ago that
he was anxious to retire from the sem
ate, but his friends objected SO strongly
that he rcfrained from so doing, al
though conscious that his condition was
critical. ..
DENNIS T. FLYNN, Oklahoma's dele
ga~te-clect, read law for several years in
Mr.. Clcvcland's Office in Buffalo. He
was ut that time n young Irish lad,
fresh from the country, and had Gonc to
Buffalo on a venture in search of for
tune. On leaving Mr.. Clcveland's Of
fee Mr.. Flynn went to Kiowa, Kan,
where he practiccd law and edited q
newspaper.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-01-02
SALMLAGUNDI.
No Advertisements Allowed Under
This Head.

The public school opened this
morning with a full Attendance.
DR.. Petty, of Wells, gave the INDIE
PENDENT Office q pleasant call to-day.
When settling up your last years
bills don't forget the INDEPENDENT.
Mrs. 8. M. Henley left oneNo. 4 yes
'1erday to visit relatives in California.
Ed. Cavanaugh, foreman of Russell
&Bradley's Battle Mountain ranch,
came up on No. 3 last evening.
Worlds Fair Commissioners Russell
received fifty Columbian souvenir
coins from Chicago, yesterday.
Attorney General Torreyson and
>Sardis SummerfiOld, x-District AT
toruey of Ormsby county, have formed
alaw partnership at the capital.
j. A. Plummer's reply to the INDIE
PENDaNT's comments IN his Reno
Interviews vac unavoidab,y o DIVIDED
out to-day and will appear Tomorrow.
w. II. Smith and daughter, Ethel,
aud Miss Mile Parker left for San
Francisco yesterday. Miss Ethel
will remain in the city and attend
school.
The County Commissioners met
this morning. and organized with
Stanley Rgsby as Chairman. , They
were still in session as we went to
press.
Carson News:--A swell wedding in
Chinatown yesterday 10 the leading
copic o~fconversation in society circles.
The bride cost $500 and was gor-
geonsly attired.
The INDEPENDENT enters upon q
new volume to-day. Thanking the
people for their patronage during the
year just closed and respectfully So
licit'ng a continuance of the same, we
enter upon the duties Of tho new year
ready to tackle whatever Fate has ia
store for as.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-01-02
CLOTHES OF THE DAY.

LITTLE boys wear kilt suits of colored
cloth.
SAILOR suits ere worn by girls of all
ages. They are invaluable ns school
and play costumes.
A NEw coat is cut loose, belted in -
ehe waist md has enormous puffed
sleeves with narrow cuffs.
GIRLS street coats are braided and
finished with one or more capes, three
Or four not being unusual.
A DRESS of striped mctcrial is so cut
that the wcarcr has the appearance of
being diagonally bound up with mar
row tape. It is scarcely pretty and not
ut all graceful.
THE turban is fairly fashionable. Tho
most approved style fits rather closely
to the head and recalls tho old days
when n saucer-shapcd hoadgear with
out trimming was looked upon IS quite
the thing.
AN outgrown dress for q girl may be
rcfitted by taking out tho sleeves,
lcngthcning the skirt with q band of
velvet, adding q jacket of velvet or
other suitable material, end n belt or
hnlf corselet either of leather OF goods.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-01-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF Ursula Ostreicher, decreased:
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, administrator of the estate OF
Ursula Ostreicher, deceased, to the
creditors of, and to all persons having
claims against the. said deceased, to
exhibit them. with the necessary
vouchers, within three months after
the first publication of this notice, to
the said undersigned administrator
at the store Of the Elko-T uscarora
Mercantile Company, in the town of
Elko, in tho county Of Elko, the same
being his place for the transaction of
the business of said estete.
w. r.. Smith,
Administrator Of said estate.
Elko, Dec. 10, 1892. 4w
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-01-02
EUROPE'S NOBILITY.

WHEN Lady Somerset came into pos
session of her estate she Cancelled back
rents aggregating $500, 600. She has
125, 900 tenants, 100000 Of whom are in
London.
THE speaker of the British house Of
commons receives n salary Of $4,000 q
year, and when he rctircs is raised to
the peerage, with IN annual pension Of
$4,000.
THE chairman of Mr.. John Morlcy's
evictcd tenants commission, Sir
John Mathew, is n nephew Of the cele-
bratcd Father Mathew, who was
mighty In temperance work.