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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-03-09
ASSEMBLY.
EVENING SESSION.

A CIR 16-Relative to submitting
question Of Constitutional Conven-
ton to the people. Passed.
s 3 N-Passed as amended.
Governor approved A B 66, CONSOLE
dating county offices in Esmeralda
Also A 3 Al to provide for uniform
examinations for teachers certificates.
Also A B ll6, Sheriff's fling and
posting licenses. Also A CRes and
I. Also A B 100, Military Encamp-
mont. Also A B 81, levying taxes and
assessing taxes. And A B 154, Board
of Health. Vetoed A b LOT and lol.
Vetoes sustained.
S = 98-Passed.
S B l0-Creatlng road districts.
Laid ON table.
A B 13l-Passed.
A Il 67-Provlding for State Teach
ers' Institute. Passed.
s Il S0-Reiating to fines. Lost.
4 b 122-Proride for formation of
corporations. Laid on table.
s b 7l-Fixing salary of District
Judge Of I'd Judicial District. Passed.
$ B7A-CominG' fish bill. Passed
8 CIR No 6-Relativo to protection
Of mining industry. Passed, 81 to 2,
Pike and Russell voting mo"
SB s5--Authorizing payment Of
rewards. Lost.
A b G-Houso concurs in Senate
amendment Governor approved,
A b 1l0-Civil cases in Justice
Court, and A d 127, organization of
historic societies.
Governor approved A b 81, provid-
ing for State Teachers Institute; also
a b 81, revenue for State government.
Adjourned sine die.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-03-09

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Spring and Summer Samples.

We have just received about 500
samples OF mems suitings for custom
made clothing for Spring and Sum
mer. Suits made to order from $40
up. Give us q call.
II M. REMNANT.
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Banjo, violin and guitar strings, d
Ansessortment, at NuIler's.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
-, frames 500 and 51Sa4; reichmarks si%
EOREIGN MARKETS.


,r,,, sovernors of the Bank OF Eheianu a.. a.
..air weekly meeting maze no 'H"o 'Ho7;. .,
theii W. W., 10 of discount, which remains az %
mini'nu . In the week the bank lost tolZ'9o' 80
P,,,or and the proportion or reseINc N ~ ~, ,,
Dulho'i, inuored from J019 TO 45C9 per cent,
ues a reduction from 4J4l TO 4i.9' per GEM
aea corresncndng week last year, Whei '.e
III 'I ~ 20 10 was unchanged at per cent ~
uisooI nndon stock Exchange BRUSH cohSViS
tiie "a IN gS 3-16 for money and W 3-lo lot ln1
oovrt The Bank of England to-uaE s"li.
s,o ooo hullicn on balance. In the open ma nr
oy 1i"O vas easier at 2%M23s per cent loi a971 u59
counts but strong for daily oa,alrvSd r,sd - ner
oer cent with a late advance reported - Ia "a
pan, Rar silver declined sd TO 3r4u' anu Us, ~
..,,h an uncertain tone. American Idi"'' a.
shares were fat but the changes eo.vI' '.S
si , declines Two small failures in AHleil-
cons'' were reported at the Stock fAcHa,s, oo
a, Paris French 3 per cents iurtht' ''n ~
confines to 9s12la. sight exchange on l-''uU ,,,r
declining to 25.20 francs 10 the % SI,rIhs' -,
o,,,nts were p shade firmer at 2ssuz'2 pti Ncl'o'
T,n v,ee,lv statement Of the Bank OF france
elbows a decrease Of 2.6JOODJ francs III s"" W
4s25 900 francs in silver e ,,, e,ocl,
,rbo noriOd Of the Voting Trust 1or tle S'oNN
of the Chesa yealse and ONO Railway No'ilp.'iilE
axririnp on december g, the trustees give ip,i'
,bat thov are prepared 10 deliver, altet u'"'
date stock certificates in exchange 4oI tiic P'n.s
ont trust certificates on the surrender 90 1
,at,er Of the office. of Drexel. Morgan -.
Certificates must be asslSheu 10 ''0 N"
exchange for stock. 1,oo,,;,,,
The HartshCrne Philadelphia ara hV""'ilS'
Committee of New-YOrk in an advertisement
n,,hlished in another column, directs the atte',
zion Of the stockholders to the issue l"Nul.e"
in the next annual election 10 be heid III "''''
dephia on January s, 1877
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
Central Trust Co. Of New-Y York,
81 WALL STREET.
New York Guaranty g. Indemnity Co.,
Gj CEDAR STREET.
TO TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
PHILADELPHIA And READING
RAILROAD COMPANY.

Mr. Harris has refused the stock lIs' i2 , n
,,hy have applied the samr for t" i''i,1 ,..[,
f.r.nc. in vle, of the approaching tl', ,. "a r,.r
thls list which De holds IN trust az ',.. .l.-
bis ,,,,u candidacy. The s-i' Az
fore compelled have recourse - ne Pi"I &c. N.
,,-nf,n to The fa,t that every sockiol4ci NI,o b -
proxy Sir. llaIr.s Ia'iA's among ''' W
EiIWssr-'rbe specuations of Mr. Mcleod which "os'
about the bankruptcy ~ me clmp,' ,,,l.r1e .n the
sTCONI,-Thc pay Uleit OF nhraiht4 on ,,,il t,-.
80. I.4..l valley funds Niil'h SI.'''
-, da,,t.d ~ the payne OF Interest On i..,'t'- -
,,.,-f,a.,. bonds. placing t' -'''
T., r,, peril ~ iliFi'r ne
s.ssrney ana running the credit ~ me 'oip''s , ,-
- ,ioi.tlnn u the solemn pledges c'n'hlh"l ia '' '
come mortgages. ,,,-, Income bonds T. the
a,afurt Of nearly ssVDVp for use IN part "a 30
sf"cE speculatons. ANA Ia part 10 secure "''
sish % h,n,icon cf these involves the adoption "f
TN i9..r"ms r ,i President of the Realng Ia"ai
y. t,,.nnsviv,ni4 may speculate on margin Ih ''r '.e
"a t'n,s - aug railroad in tho lhii'i S'ha' ~. a.
- rrii,rfed los with perfect mpiy ana ",'i'N' ''y
,,esiniiifv Of redress. iyll@i "nIs, a' i' ,,
or"n of tle Board Directors before t'e Hi''''''"
II .rla, the violation Of solemn pledges of mort
,,,grs Is a mere question OF p'hr'. , ,, p,,ai,c
eTIIKIJ-Thai the third ncom" hiH7 -, a' 80 ,,'
i.a Issued In noin'hI F'i'' ~ e.. ''
i',1,,ttou of these ana -" "dpi"n OF W.
,rucplrs viii "A calamity 70 ~" .''s s ,,.r fh.
itrsv AFFECT every railroad security -sl,H u''"i '7
49, ~ fhe S'a. IennstNaHia "nn WI" ,inP -
general the credit Of every railroad issue j" "'' ~
States. Ill. ., co,l.,nn these nets and
,rinc,nIes are invited 70 communicate WIN ''e "''
/ signed committee r,rTrt,pD u IIAETsIIDIsSE.
IiENIY r. CAREY
JACOB ScIIOLLE.
cr,,, rolAers Committee Phila q Reading H. H. 60
AZ Ncw-st., New-NOtk Cliy.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
financial.
xEw-yoEK. DEC. %. 1898.
To The ,ondlioibcrs of 'hc
ST. Louis. Alton & Terre haute 4. Il. 10.

All the outstanding First and Second Morifls" mus "
ths Comranv mature and will BE- paid on july lS', '
pur,uant however 10 an arrangement male "i'u 81
Irexe Morgan 4. Co.. and Mcssrs. Ncrmlye " 90 '''
Cornpanv has secured the holders of such "'"'H
,riyilcge II converting into tho FIRST M'rb"F
Louis Division pr cent. GOA Bonds oi i''" ~
Cleveland cine. .nnati Chicago X 81. LOUIS h'li"",
e.iie Four COB. to which thr main Nnr OF ,i''
Hut. Railroad and the terminals connected rh"f'"'"'
were sold in 1870. , %.
ON July ist 1891. N, G. C. G. St. L. b'ni' ~
ol.ve viii have an absolute INST lien on The i''i"'
nier'iunrl.
The basis Of conversion IS as fOilows:
ANY holder Of Tcrre liaute bonds may sFrehue' wv
sar. M onc, 10 Mcssrs DreNc Morgan CO., or N'S''
Veriniye * Co anI receiy" payment therefor d" p' ~ W
-r,,,i interest I'm g. g. G. x l.. cent 81 LOUIS
Division bonds at 30 per cent ana "c''"'' "
,,res, together with bonus at The rate "' "hel'''
of / uor cent for each full III nth between "'' '''' ~
the bond - 81, surrendered ann IT'S maturity .
The reht 20 convert IA above may he terminated WIN"
ut notice at any time January 1st' lS'' py '"e
firms abo mentioned
81 Iouis AIton 4 Tcrrr lInutc r. R' '"m-
pany.
George Foster Peabody,
| Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29

SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR s1.650,O0o OF TIT
,HoyE DESCRIBED BONDS At - ~ PIX
CT%T AND ACCRUED INTEREST FROM DhC.
,.T WILL BE RECEIVED BY TIL 'ENthN
TRIsT COMPANY AND BY Iiit NV ~ "mn ',,
rI,u.~TX ,\u INDEMNITY COMPANY Up I'd
AN INCIt DING JAN. {, 1894. At 8 T. W.
APP'IC aTION~ MIST Bg AtCohPNNitp u
CHECK FOR ) PER CENT. or THE PAX WIZ
or TIE BONDS. ALLOTNENT> WILL bh .nNn.. w.
o\ J,\TARY JTH. 1921. AND PAYMENT or
n.I,NCr WITH ACCRUED INTEREsT fRoh
OEC 1sT 1893, WILL. Re Due AND PAY AbLt
on JAN. 9TH. THE RIGHT l. KE-nKA ~
70 REDUCE OR REJECT II stB>'H'IIIoN..
.MOI,NTS PAID on ACCOUNT OF REJE'iEp
.TU.tnIpTIO>s WILL. BE RETURNED
Forms Of application can be obai"ed from '''"ef
Of The under. gued
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29

Ncw-Yorl; December 22l 1899.
p,-irc ., the above motto, Of III" st Louis. Alton
r-r,. r.u,a Railroad CO. we prepared 10 "N-
change anv of that Compauy's : per cent. mortgage
hnls maturing July lst. 1894. Tor hc Cleveland '"'
nat Chicago * -. Louis Rnlway 90" ff'' No''s"N'
.si Louis Division rer cont cold Bonds oi w" Oh
the basis set forth above
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
TENNIs~IE BONDS.

vNUE INTEREST maturing January Isl on
49, -. os, a. and $4,000 zach Gs AMI -. Bonds
- ~, STATE nf rrun~ss"". vail Do" rii ar "ll hN"s
a. .,. ~ and il WnU-st hy the Treasurer ~ the
SAT-. al Nashville. Dec nl'er 2Nih without r",t'
."'' " LATHAM ALIEN NNIlk g. co..
Fiscal Agents stat" uf 7 tn'9t'"
N.,i. I. mi i~.j
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
9inaurial
BROADWAY AND SEVENTH AVENUE
RAILROAD GO,
First Consolidated
Five Per Cent Fifty-Year Bonus.
Principal aud Interest Payable in doid'
INTEREST Due JUNE AND DECEMBER.
Secured by Mortgage 10
New-York Guaranty G. Indemnity Co.,
Trustee.

Total amount Of bonds 81 2.ja0.O00. of when c''''
600 ale to be held by Trustee for iAr pnir'S '
curing all Underlying bonds upon TIE r"'II"'' ''
This mortgage is first lien upon the e"'"e .'" "
cable railroad from 18th street through seventh "F ~
and broadway to the Battery. and upon 90" l""''
properties consisting the block "f l"-d 'u"''" .,
sixth and Seventh Avenues and 5uh ana "ls' H'I''' ~
the property on The northwest corner Of Broa'"y anu
Houston street and upon he other lines oi I'a"'u %
,ha Eroadwar and Seventh Avenue Riiii"ii '"i"i'"S
AMI upon a the personal property ana equipment 90 "
Railroad Company subject only to unnaiuf'i uIuIl
.,s upon the railroad lines IL" amount 81 H''"'-
OOO and to real estate mortgages TO eNlhssh "'i''
SI11JO O9O In cash is now on deposit WIN N'e i'"''ee
Of the mortgage
Early application will be made to list the bonus upon
the New-York stock Exchange. Pending The eA'''i's
of the bonds interim receipts viii be issued eNcnnf'p'e
fr coupon bonds which will De entitled to he regs'efe
either as to principal to both principal ana
interest
The mortgage been prepared under the o"e'''"i
Of Mcssrs. BI'TLER. STILLMAN n HUBBARD "h'
Nessrs. DAVIES. STONE & AtEREACH. Ihe un'S -"
the power house properties have been Insured nE Inc
Till, Guarantee ana Trust Company 70 the amount o
$1,000. 900
The following letter from the President OF the fToad
way and Seventh Avenue Railroad company oe't'eS Z"
to the present earning capacity OF the ROAD;
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29

1 tr,-NrrE 10 lsn3 The Board 4 DIRECTORS haze
,Tis a., ,.ria-.l %, ll.ul z THREE ~ ltt' ~ T..
,, I'm, l.N-t lar.hle and aft"r il-'l''. mary
49,. ,r,l ,,i. ,laf. tllr transfer i Is age 81 ~'
''' ' ALFRED NJ BI Ill. cashier.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
600. and to r.
SI,11J,O30 !
3 t.O0O.000.
Olicc OF
The Broadway n 7ih Avenue X. H. 'o'
G2l HrOndWaN,

621 Broadway
Ncw.Yorh, Dec. 10. 1>93.
New Yorls Guaranty mud Indemnify company n"o
Central Trust Company oi New "rh;
Dear Sirst In relation TO the earning cap'c"S W
the Broa dwny and seventh Avenue Kniif"hu Non'-
pany 10 meet the Interest The issue oil s',"'"'-
eco J pcr cent bonds, which you have purchnsc"'
! beg 10 state that the net earnings OF '"' '"'"-
~ n. 5cJrc,;rv interest on underlying bonds.
,u oncrotiua cxpcnsc- liabilities and rcnfnis OF
cycry kind ARE At PRESENT NOT Lh-> THIN
r\xO AND ONE-IALF TIMES the amount ncccs-
.nrv 10 pay the interest upon fhc ooh"s "p"'' w.
tcrrcd to- | nm very respectfully yours
|;uJ1 H. II. NREELtND,
President.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29

\ OTICE.-ScAIod PrOI'0N''IN vi VT, -, =, ~,
\ ,, 20 -, saturday December 30th. 1873 az IN"
,'. ~, th. pennsylva Company for lhsitaaS o'
lives and Granting Annuities ~" oi' nv nan, ~
trustee the sal" u th"iu OF Ms
80, I;hiinirpha. Wilmugton ana iaItlnoi' "''"'"'
g. offerings the lowest prices ny ,,,n, =,
,b. aggregate than the amount F'''r
% .s,'i5 III W,r.,,nJ thc parties Offering them advised az
Nc "nJ pa mont made when the Cerni'",ss 10 arr 49,
utt,,i -, IrI after Tuesday January "a 80, -,
pr,rosals should be- ndorsrd Iropo71, 10, "a S,or
,., 'l,.i,bi, Wilmington ana Baltimore ''tusu
mn ~, trn,,s and addressed 10 HENRI " PAUL
tr,r,stlen, 5l7 Cncsnut-st. Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
'''' NEWv.yOisK Dec 23. lso3.
~ ST CONSECL.TINE SEMIANNl Al

~ prvIpEND The Board = Directors have ms
i.. d.,i,-ni a dividend of FIVE ~ PER CENT. from
th~ earnings of ~, last SIX months payaGr ON On "e m
'',sal rom December mi - Ianuary > inclusive
NELSON q. AYRES Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29

OFFICE II lhr Chicag" and South Sm" NAp"l
~ Trau.t Railroad COMPANY - g nrr,-% st ,s..'
80, ne, .N'.n. % .r cent forty year nIIE4-- nus 81
,i rl.,v. anil > utn sidr Rapid Transit !slr"Al "h
f.il after fh1f tut" nt NJ" ,ll' .
b., N,r-.it trust company 'nicte' or AZ " Nh'h"'
ft,,k Il commerce 90 Nov l''fN
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
proposals.
nrI,Icr NL,V.YORK AND

TRUSTEES OFFICE E-NEWNoRN M
| upoDKIYN BRIDGE. BIDS viii be irgrl,ei "Y ,n.r vi.
rrs,..s ~ ,ha New York and lrookyh rHS' an IN
~ ,shlugton street. Brooklyn. y va, ~,
m T,r-1nv Ianunry ~. 1894. flr ABOUT ""r
TINS rry coal and about 5000 tons hrohyh vI ,,,aI
'i n .,.rN respect the Plymouth itod Asl "''
,tnal nv th. I.hgh ani Wlkeshart' 'oal "li'9i f.,
IL be- delivered alongside Of Mars'oh d" ''N ~ "
brooklyn. g., -, , ,ha on,onnt OF the
crrtifcl check for 10 per cent "f "e '"'' " ~
i,.i must accompany "tch proposal 49,. o.r,,,,,
I,nl Tor - per cent of the amount ol ne '"''N"'
IN h r.,urrl to insure its faithful pcliotna"V'.
r trustees reserve the right to reject any "' "' P
I"@"S s"'"''''' c. C. MARTIN. Chief Ensr and sup''
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
cANAnA sorrnENN NAnwAY coMrANY.

Nrw York. b"rem''i I'D '''"'
cANApA .sorTlEMNS EAqYATY s.. -. COMPANY.
,VIE BOARD OF pIiiEcroKS Of lhS ,,Y,ii con-
I''.Iinn' in't nE "XH HNp 0NE oJAIiTEK rl:E cENT.
ca IT, GNiITL STOCK: payable al this of'''" o." WEE
H. rEAHaFit GooKs WI be- Slesel, 2, ,tt, iwrIye
sry sn9 ~' '" 'r''"7i ''' ''''' AiiYX coX reasret
TlE MIcIrGAX CENTRAL RAILROAD coMrANN
T''"'a'''' Once 'EE:Ml"3yoEk, :Ml"3y n~" 1.4o,G l,ea.
J,IIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of This com
p. }Eyp nay a., rW5 n, rEK a9K GEyT a;! On ps
a an Anpiri3N nIypEHp ; ,i Of 9NE on ATR Thnsa oHE
ihe ies i, Ga1 d, Of Fbnry nfi q, 1is gaes s,rrn.
niY he so,h inst, and rcoI~ncd the morning o FRI
Day ia" "a day '' f'''"''' d. A. WATERMAN.
TTE PEOPLES BANK or THE CITY OF NEW-Y@aiN a,', ioi
..,. c,,, c,,soc,,,iy. s.mi-annu1i Dividend.
,vIJE I,OARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
declared s,rni-annuai dividend ot nye st rsr cent &
free Of tax pas m" , % lls % Tr,1 In 3iih Inst until
,5"@stsr ,, ha, BOOKS VIII '' WILLiAM MILNE. cashier
THE HAEK NF'w OF EoiiK ANrRie& Iteo%..r %. 1898.
,VuE BOARD OF 'ErIlEtrdKS hay1 today
declared ;~"aqnaa nSaar &'n9 & of to f'9r % G c
S' vii ryo,G sSsri "S %.it I"ssy CASHIER "
THE NATIONAL PARK BANK OF NEw.ioEHNa,
TIIE DIRECTORS have this day declared
"A semi annual dividend . FIVE PER oENt, it'", i,
Of tax payable AMI after ~ Janlihy - % aus, ,h
,r,nsfer hooks Will closed unt that date i'h '"'
23l inst. ,.,n,, g rtt,t-oK cashier
! THE IuRKRECK INVESTMENT SAt SOS ANp i"NN
! '''' COMPANY or AMERltA \.
w. NEW-YORK Dec. eth iS@
V'IIE BOARD or TKI 'STEfS have 'hlS naS
| 1 declared a SEMI ANIMAL DlNlDENl ON the N"r''
/ ,,r ,I,ss.s ~ shares of the Company ah follows 49,,
To holders Income shares q cnsh dNihhn h, ~, W.,
o,I nr, hof Der cent: % holders OF Prepaid Sua"s -
c,sh dl, lend per cent. ana an add ,"l "'
credited 10 ahai"s to holders oi lHN"'"'n|
Sing shares a dil ilcnd three cont ci"'h 10
- .i,,.s nnd pavablr on demand. after inuhiS
! tah lSg, 10 holders OF lnstalmeut Shares dNu'h'
! - C'ur u,r cont credited e. IN" shn''s ,,-..,,,
','ilond cnerts viii br matted Income ana Pfepali
| sLarcholders On January ljth. lNf go. o,..,,r,r
7""' " JOHN B WOODWARD. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
flnanclal Clcrtiors.
LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK.
-. -. fH.,st -e.a.n1 SffYaf

LINCOLN NATIONAL. BANK.
Forty second street,
NEW YORK, December 2f'h. lSEt
rJ,TIE ANNUAL MEETING of the sharehold-
ers Of This bank for the election Of directors tcr
tho ensuing ear will held AT the banking hpus, on
'rursia, JafnAry th loi. between the hours o IL m
',t :, >, ". r. CORNELL. Cashier
THE IMPORTERS & TRADERS NATIONAL BANK OF
SEW YORK. 100
NEW-YORK. December 10. lNB
yU,IIE A\NI-AI, ELECTION tor Directors on
this hanl. win 70 held banking rooms corner OF
broadway Murray-s. Tuesday. January " I''f Inc
pol will be open from L. NJ To i. M....,, c--,,
' ~ EDWARD TOWNSEND. Cashier
THE MFRCIIAN1,S' NAIloNALRANK or THE CITY
Wv NJ" Dccembr 3 1893
yU,JTE ,N\J'aI MEETING, of stockholders
OF hank 'or the purpose OF eleetins Dirretos' 9r
,ue ensuing ar De- held at the BANKING l'oohl' ~
Nall Strcet rprsdav. Jannary 9th 1921
ro''S o''" ~" e. v BANTA, cashier.
urFIcE CONTINENTAL INstRANcE Coz
80. iUJ BROADWAY. , .,oo
rgNHE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DlKr'-
Z TORS 4 this COMPANY will be- held on MoNpAi' me
sih day ~ January next. AT this ohcr Inc Po' WI"
men AT Il noon. and -amaiu anen one hour - .
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-11-30

KANSAS CRY has been consider
ably "cut up" lately over the &C.
ton of the corporation devil-6sh
that has grip on the water-works
of that city, and much sentiment
has been created in favor of munich
pal ownership of water-works, as
we'll as electric lights, street rail-
ways, etc. This is nationalisrn,
pure and simple, and is one of the
fundamental principles Of the Peo-
pies party.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-11-30

ri believe the struggle now 60
ing on in this and other countries
for a single gold standard will, if
successful, produce widespread dis
aster throughout the world. JAS.
G. Blaine.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-11-30

Arthur's New Home Magazine is
q publication that always finds a
welcome in every home-circIe. 1t is
essentially home monthly, ahd no
household is complete without it.
A glance at the November issue will
convince anyone of this. Its open
ing story, "a Fatal Number" is the
most realistic narrative of Italian
life since Adolphus Trollope's
Tuscan novels, and is beautifully
illustrated. Melville Phillips, litera.
~ editor of the Philadelphia Press,
continues his novelet Was She Fair
" Won?' and it's interest increases
with each instalment. Among other
capital stories are Cousin William
and The Yelled Isis. Flora Gull
tnre' ought to be read by every
amateur gardener. The Boys and
Girls corner will charm the young
folks, while the Home Circle, with
its hints and suggestions, will great
" interest the older members of the
household. The Woman's World is
complete aud profuse description
with illustrations of the newest and
prettiest styles in dress. Altogether,
the number is storehouse of in
teresting and instructive reading
from the pens of popular writer's.
and we are not surprised to learn
that it's circulation is rapidly grow
ing: it cannot be otherwise at the
low subscription price of $l.O0 a
wear. Handsome premiums are of
fered to those who will get up clubs
for 1894. A sample copy will be
sent for FIVE cents. Address Arthur's
New Home Magazine, Philadelphia,
Penn.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-11-30
Result OfTwenty Years of Demo-
cratic Tariff Talk.


cratic Tariff Talk.
WASHINGTON, November 27.-Tht
new tariff bill is made public to-day
It is a most radical measure. The
free list has wide scope.
Reciprocity is repudiated. This
| will necessitate the readjustment O.
the treaties with those South Ameri
can countries which enjoy recisroc
ity with the United States.
The bounty ON sugar is to be re-
pealed by easy graduations, and
will not reach it's conclusive effect
until after the close of the present
century.
On and after March l, 1894, the
following articles will be added to
the free list: All binding Irvine,
measuring not more than 600 feet to
the pound; sulphate of copper, coke,
preparations and products of coal
tar, natural colors or dyes, oxide OF
cobalt, copper ore, old copper, clip
pings from new copper and all COM
position metals OF which copper ia a
component part, copper cement,
copper in plates, bars. ingots or
pigs nor manufactured, cotton ties
of iron or steel, diamonds or jewels
to be used in the manufacture of
clocks or watches, fresh fish, fur
undressed, iodine, sublimated iron
ore, sienna, cotton seed oil, painting
in oil or water colors, statuary of a
certain character; plows, tools, and
disc harrows, harvesters, reapers,
drills, mowers, horse rakes, cultiva-
tors, threshing machines, and cotton
gins; quicksilver, salt, carded and
combed silk and silk partially manu-
featured from cocoons of waste
silk; sulphur ore and pyrites, and
sulphurate iron in its natural state,
sulphate of seda; all wearing apparel
and o.her personal effects, all timber
and lumber, lath and pickets, etc
Provided that if any export duty be
laid upon any of the above
articles, all said articles from
said country shall retain the
present duty, all kinds OF cabinet
wood in log, rough or hewn, bamboo
and rattan manufactured and all
woods suitable for sticks for um-
brellas, parasols, sunshades, walking
sticks, or whips, all wool of sheep,
hair of camel, goat and other like
animals, all rags or waste composed
wholly or in part of wool. The fol-
lowing articles except those provid-
ed for in this act are placed on the
free list; all building and monument.
al stone, except marble, mica and
metallic minerals, substances in
crude state and metals unwrought,
meats prepared or preserved, soup.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-11-30

SoME very interesting matter is
unavoidably crowded out Of this
issue, but will appear next week.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-11-30
KANSAS AGITATOR.
Devoted to the interests OF
THE NJ ASS Z ..
A Fearless, Aggressive, Progressive
Advocate of All Reforms.

We shall make a grand club offer
in connection with the Noncon-
formist, next week.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-11-30

9Gct our cash club offer,
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-11-30

ORDER 1.-The Golden Bottle" thro'
the AGirAroR Price, so cts.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-08-11

Thomas +. Bayard, of Delaware, is
man whose opinions as to proper
financial legislation are entitled to
great weight from the American
people. Especially should the Demo
cratic party be governed by his coun-
sell During his long career in the
senate he was the true friend of the
sound and stable currency, of coin,
or redeemable in coin on demand; and
tried by the logic of subsequent
events, his position proves to have
been eminently wise, safe and sound.
Mr.. Bayard is now ambassador to
England, but The Every Evening, a
paper published in Wilmington, Del,
prints the following extact from a
letter recently received from him:
4 am looking somewhat anxiously
to the meeting of congress, and hope
there will be no faltering in the re-
solve to MAINTAIN the gold unit of
value. So for from depreciating the
intrinsic value of silver bullion | be-
lieve the cessation Of storage and &C
emulation of stock will help the
market price for this commodity as it
would help any other commodity.
Whatever future steps may be
taken present step ending the pur-
chase of silver bullion under the
Sherman act is of the plainest duty
and necessity. Green spectacles put
on donkey are reported to have in
duced him to eat shavings instead of
grass, but it was not a sustaining diet
The intrinsic value of gold makes
it the best standard and measure of
unit for the calculation of exchanges
and unhship it is simply to throw the
whole machinery of civilized contract
out of gear, to bring about confusion
and disaster, and strike blow at at
all obligations of morality and good
faith which are the corner stone of
honest life"