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OUR STANDARD SERIES, a5cTs.
oEoRe,E sHvLDon.
Brownies Triumph.
The Forsaken Bride.
Earl Wayne's Nobility.
CELIA E. GARDNER.
A:Woman's Wiles.
StolensWaters.
Tested.
Rich Medway's Two Loves.
JULIE ?. SMITH.
Chris and Ohio. =
Ten Old Maids.
The Widower.
Widow G Goldsmith's Daughter.
MT. WaLWoRTH.
Warwick. Hotspur. Lulu.
Stormclitf. Delaplaine. Beverly.
CAPTAIN MAynE REID.
he hifle Rangers:
he Wood Rangers.
Osceola, the Seminole.
Rhe Headless Horseman.
he Wild Huntress.
angers and Regulators.
he White Gauntlet.
The White hief.
The Hunters Feast.
he War Trail.
he Quadron.
le Tiger Hunter.
Lost LenOre.
he Mareons
Wild Fife.
he Scalp Hunter.
MARY j. HOLMES.
Tempest and Sunshine.
Lena Rivers.
The English Orphans.
Marian Grey.
Darkness and Daylight.
amer0n Pride.
MARION AARLAHp.
Alone. Nemesis.
True as Steel Sunnybank.
The Hidden Path. Moss Side.
Ruby,s Husband. At Last.
Miriam.
MAY. AGNES FLEMING.
Guy Earlscourt's Wife.
A Wonderful Woman.
A Terrible Secret.
A Mad Marriage.
A Wife's Tragedy.
One Nights Mystery.
Sharing Her rime.
Silent and True.
A Wronged Wife.
Kate Danton.
BERTHA NJ CLAY.
h rown on the World.
Lady Damar's Secret.
a Bitter Atonement.,
Love Works Wonders.
Evelyn's Folly.
A Struggle for Ring.
OUR CRESCENT SERIES, a5cTs
Twenty Years After .Alexand'r Duma:
The Three Guardsfnen -
Stephen lllicott's Danghter. MIS- J y Neeaei
The Count of Monte Cristo Alexander Duma
Edmond Dantes Alexander Dumas
Queens Whim Rosa Nouchette Carey
When Mans Single. ......J M Barrie
The Duchess of Powysiand ..s.. Graut Allei
Amethyst. Christabel r Coleridgt
MY Lady Nicotine. .. james M Barrie
IAuld LIGHT Idylls..
A Window in Thrums,
My Guardian. Ada Cambridge
Hidden Away. ...... Eta w Pierce
The Three Miss Kings. Ada Cambridge
lAyeril. !. 80. ..... .. Rosa N ares
-FOUR Bessie 80. ~. {. s.:.ssr :
"a Daughter of fHeth Vim Blacl
lThe Scarlet letter.. N ath'l Hawthorne
Giraldi...: 4. Ross G,iDeerlnf
| Maroope d :. Z. !: /. I. !. &. w Clark Russell
The Pennycomequicks 8 Barring Gould
Mistress Beatrice Cope. M ELeClere
l.Merle's Crusade !. -. Rosa n Carey
a Lost Wife :. -. :. Mrs II l. Cameron
Birch Dene. ........... WIN Mestaf
Phantom Future........H 8 MerlmaI
Derrick Vaughan Edna Lyal!
In the Golden Days.
A Troublesome Girl. The Duchess
Won by waiting. Edna Lyal
A Crooked Path 2. Mrs Alexander
The Search for Basil Lyndhurst Rosa Carey
leopatra ......:.... II Rider Haggart
Donovan n...................E ...Euna JLyalI
Guilderoy... ..Onlda
knight Errand. Edna Lyall
The Man-Hunter. ...... Dick Dunoyan
Little Mrs Murray F G Phillips
Be Quick and. Be Dead. Ophelia IiVes
Under Currents The duchess
Miss Brethertohn Mrs Murphy Ward
Will. Georges Ohnet
s'Gs, 1;s,,s 9f F.la an A oyssehreiner, Ralph Iron
oi. Quaritch. Y.>C. H Rider Hsggard
Dora Thorne Charlotte M Braeme
A Mere Child. d............L B Walford
Sylvia Arden. Oswald Crawford
Madame Midas Fergus w Hume
Diana Darlington. Mrs John Croker
The fsn.. My'islz ssik Of ST. Jn6 Bloandelle Burton
Address
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THE DUE WEST 4.
Female College,
DUE WEST, S. q. ss


The exercises Of this board Lug
school for girls will begin the 1STl..
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with nickel rings, and full set of Attachments,
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ladies Hats at Cobb's.

ladies Hats at Cobb's.
Ladies have you seen Jas. M.
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Don't fail to. see his millinery
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PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ssExEcUTIvE DEPARTMENT,
are

Estate OF SOUTH CAROLINA, d
ssExEcUTIvE DEPARTMENT,
&C COLUMBIA, S. O., Aug 81, 1893.
Having received the following
telegram from ] H.. Ayeril, re-
ceiyer of the Port Royal & Augusta
Railroad Company, conveying.
the Ting lligence of an ap--
pal loss Of life and 9 terrible
state of destit ution upon the
island ion the coast Of this State,
:resnl ling from the terrible shurri-
cane which The slmiig ghty ii His
Sndg saaa & ylIiisiites upon the he
|psople ef fhes tIantic States;
siss 4lI; M 81 p = g So
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'sB. r. T1LLMAN,
..G Governor of South Carolina
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E;6nrEs lOInIEOH ~
The American Freehold Land Mort
& gage Company Of Lond don; ltd
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D.JENNINGs :Sr,
j.. 81. JENNINGS s;
Executors
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s1 pamin & ths Old omen andstl
Jiadss as thay met 3 ON l t4e sue
corners 3.
id you heart the neWga
:s 8 What Is is it
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MASTERS SALE.
STATE q. OF SOUTH CAROLINA, .

EDaEF1a.Il4pg'5 a.l4g' eoUsTY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-27
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

N. 7. {. IT. KK. Co. Le--eeN
Trains leave West f2d-st station, NewIofk as fol-
lows and IL earlier rom It, fmnklns. ~ r.
$50 A. M.-D,ily Tor NewDurg. Kingston Albany;
daily except sunday. west OF Cocyman's Jc $780,,
7i1J 4. M-Day for Albany, except Sunday, Montreal
Y,3O A. M.-D,ily Albany Utica. Syracuse. Roches.
ter. buffalo. Niagara fSlls. Detroit. Chicago; exceps
1135 4. VI. DAILY. except Sunday. for Albany and
400 =. M.-Dallv except SUNDAY for Albany ..
sis r. N.-nav for Albany. Montreal Utica. syracuse
Rochester, Buffalo Niagara Falls, Toronto Detroit
$40 r. VI. Dniiv. cyccpt sunday for Newburg. Al
banY Saratoga and Montreal. 49,,
sill H. M.-Dp,. ,'itny. Utica Svrncuse. Rochcs-
Tr buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit Chicago
Louis
ukVERsTRAw LOO AIS 49, .sA5 p NJ; .o
NTWDURG LOCALS. 4: 20. 'l0IS \. NJ. rI'. $50
Slscnng cars Tor Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. De-
trot chicago all through trains.
DAILY For tickets timetables pIlor and sleeping
,ar accommof Information apply Offices BOOK
ivn asa washington st. go Fulton 81. Annex ori,e.
foot OF FultOn.st NewYork City. I'll, ll3 1913. lS5.
st9 Broadway, iis Bowery. 81 East l4thst. So West
i-ou''''' H. Z. LAMHERr General Passenger Agent
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Qearbers.


A tu.ore, profess tAchefs
"A gcyernesscs etc.. In all departments OF learning III
ruars of good schools 70 parents MIRIAM
COYRIERE Book Building $50 Fifthsve. cor 2othst
a MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, A0ENCY
"A Supplies ProfessoIs Teachers Tutors Governesses
&c 70 Colleges Schools and Families Apply 70
MRS NJ. J. YOUNG.FULTON. % Union SQUARE
TSKOCUTION and PHYSICAL CULTURE:
T. Class and private Instruction Mrt: MARTIN,
Hotel Brockhols.. l0l West s6th ST New.York CITY.
THE FISK Teachers Agencies New. YORK. Bo.tsoa
i rhcano Los Angeles. &c.. 1856 positions nllcd.
II CROCKER N Manaeer. 70 SHAVE (13th.stI
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Gountrp propertp for Sale amo 90 fet.

GRAN :; n IL H;, on r. r., minutes mute
sspaoa haIi library. ps;lcr 3: r., butter: pantry;
With hot and cold water. bedrooms and bath second
moor. servants' on third one house has stable
with II; rent e72o per snnum; another without at
$3.50 another ct $50 These houses built
e ss end 70 expense has been spared 70 make them
bined with the health Of the country Come and
them GEORGE q. ELY. Crawford. NJ J.
FOR SALE.
4 Country Seat Tivoli. on. Hudson,
Containing 200 acres and having river.front Of about
ehaf mile for beauty OF scenery II Is unsurpassed.
e. g. GARRISON 1 CO.. IS Libsrtys.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES

Dcnct.on Matilda H. Scandinavian Building and
Mutual Loan As-oriation II Int'rfale-aNe.
Howest. insi1lncnt' 90.
Chandler John. aud wife. To United States Trust
m,any. $50 Third-ave. yar....:...-.:
Dempsey. Margaret >. 10 New.fork Life Insult
ance Company. I3th-st. . Of Alexander
3
Croft. Dedorch ond wife ~ Eleanor NJ Ca tan,
237 East 1Sth-st
Hyatt Eliza \. b Blwcry Savings Bank. II West
12lst--t. years;
Miller Nicholas AMI wi'c 20 james F0v. 40 and
40 7fhIve. instllment> ......................
Miller Nichoas 10 Robert G Embice and another
executors. same property. > year. ..-.-......-.
Reopen John. IN EnOch - Bell. l2l,t-st. c ~
3d-ave. demand, etc. -;
Stint Lizzie. u Bernard Wagon. 17O Cllnton-st,
3 years
Sutherland Anna. u savings Bank u Utica. 25S
FrOntst 3 years -. ----
Same to franklin Ackcr. . 8 SHAVE. OF 3d.st.
years -.
Samson Johanna. b Thomas Varker lis West
Welsinc ia ,ob and wife. IN August Tnpod,
ll5th.st. Of 1st0ve. . ycars................
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Giand.s'. y, 81 to 27j, and ~ Edrdees,;
Monroe u smith 70 Sarah smyth ,...i.....-.
al TO Nicholas Miller ..:.-........ ,.;.;....,...
35th.st. :. lot, | and =. map OF lands OBJ
dan Holmes. IA Il Of shave, @oAisf;
Nicholas Miller To Jane hoy .......-.. -.
lsthsi. Nc 20 East, El-Inci Mccsran 10 ID l.
Madison.ave. No i75 Hchord Hayes and wife
10 phcbs Pe,i-all e.. ......... e..
100 Albert sand and wife 10 John w tonit
1thrave. :. 1903 II ~ 5dd.st lOONlOo 10
54th.-t WIN ii Mill- and another. eAecu'of''
u j Mn ID par, :.
phcnia l. Nelson. Ii paTt..............;...::,;..
Same property. same executors TO Benz + Mills.
5aa.t. Sos 200 ond COZ West; Fanny Hoffman
Ioie,.st i'"' :. - It " Of 3d.avc. 27xIooii i'm
l. Iolblook, referee. to Angu'tu, { nnrnc,.;
Il0,h.,t. No 5ei East; Annie Kimberley TO
o7tI,.st u n aiS'C n e o, Sd.avc. osslo0ii liar.
rls Shedlln-kv and ~ lie % Henry l.arncnanIi
l2lst.st = 175 II = Of % ave. 80 OAlOOlO, Il
Bell and wife 10 John Ecran.. .;..:........
'ois, l'p Z ,, Of ,n n, ,I,. b'Isg cEor
10fih.st. . r., I40 II = Of Rvcfslie Drive, 2Ox
1O0ll same 70 ......-...-- ...-.....
I3ith.si. :. 80 II . Of Alcxander-ave. 25Nl0o:
Louis Rscgenci. referee D. Maragrct
134th.-t \. 2sI E. Of AlcNandcf.avc. 0.jx
100 John Lcnton and wife TO Maraset I
Same property: Louis c Racecncr, referee, to
Lyon.st. 5 :. 5i.4 II Of simrson.st. 50x9o:
Thomas J Henry 10 81 Henry. ....s..;-;....
Lots 10 40, map Of property Of Mary Shipley;
Lots 81. %, 20 and letters p X and s. map Of
Harlem River fronts ~ GustaVou- \ ~arrhi
and another; william D Peck to Alfred J Taylor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-27
Sem publitations.

Ts!scs PCS rss ''I yss 3; 3, ' r os
j Inns Gay. ana. pc Remedy ny Prot HARLEY
fARRER A. 81. LON6 CO. lob Arch ST., Phils. Pa
>nS resa lissis book. Athenaeum.
az {. HUNCLE TOMS CABIN" Shirley"
~ :on Esncssssd.. ,vArss%s MsS: wSrs: Work:
G1z&& rs e(hAvo. (C6nnsyn Blosk,. Malisd promptly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-27
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

r,NPl.E.,S inAINS leave sta ION tenttH SAuroao "
New Jersey, foot Of Liberty-st. North River; IA
10 90 i 80 PInns e,rs ,, A. ~ NJ, i SO, Sds;
scts 3 NJ io:i5 night SUNDAY. . 90. 10 80. IL go
Dining Carr A; ". 30 $3.50, Dining Car'' $780, 600
T. Fol. BALTiMoHE AND wAsHINGToN' w se a.. csE
and SUNDAYS 90 IL 80 Dining Car 4. ~, 10, S:!l
Dining Carr 500 @ 100 Baltimore only r. NJ Has
night -, .., . p,uron s,..r
ing Cars on night trains. :. ,,o.u,.d q, 80
2s5 oSi. AS 7s5 o,2. LAO broadway g M,asny
Street ala Canal Street 18th Street 23o Colun0us
Ayentr and So West lo5th Street Newfork 1913 wash
ncton Street 126 Fulton Street. Brooklyn aac "a broeo'
way Williamsburg. ~ IL a.. -. 49,,
Westcott Express Company VIII cal for ana eAecs
baggage from hotel residence In destination.
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JnsfrurIion
For Both SeYes-Ci

For Both SeXes-City
THE BEKLITZ SCHOOL OF -ANG CAGES
i Madison square (oof. @5th-sI sho b"ayj. ,.
Branches in the principal and Euiopcsn citles
New begins
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Proposals.

j ginec- ONCE Room E-s. Army Building 80 White.
hsi.si. NcwYork. y. Y. February iS. 1898. Sealed
s9d Compiler Geek keyPCrs r.ibor M,t'.w.n Geek
n V by diedeng viii b. received at this Office unti
twelve Q2) O'Clock. NJ. March % 1903 and then pub.
icv opened ations blank forms and all ayt
information Will be furnished on application y this
TilOS. L. CASEY. Captain Corps Of Engineers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-27
Miscellaneous.
EIlrODe.

OXFORD EDUCATIONAL BUREAU.-The Lady Su-
~ )erntendcnt strongly recommend several
schools and educational homes for boys and girls: Per
sonaly Inspected. Careful reports giyen 40 High'st
oxford, England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-27
READING
IN RAILROAD SYSTEM
Anhrncie Coal used exclusively. insuring Cleanliness
ana COmfOrt.)

Time Table In effect Dec. Is, 1872.
LEHlCH VALLEY DIVISION.
last EAPRESs TRAINS leave station foos oe
h Poa 81" BU HFi RoCHEsTER, NIAGARA
$50 r. N. WEEK DAYS AND sg NDA',YS
I,uret sleeping Car, cn night Trains
FOR wiLKEsBARRE, PITIsIoN AND Scranton
g rs a. In. l. 30. $40 Z 80 D. m eunoyA exeeps
Sc ranton, rs a. M. 80 p. m go. 49,.
FOR PO1TSVILLE 15 a. m, IL 49, $40 p. -
eun rnyy,s fEHDiXI AND HARRISBURG SIS D. n
FOR E%sfoS, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTowN AND
MATCH CHUNK 90 :l5 a. M, II 80 &" 10 excepe
MaucS Chunkl. Sa5 sis. : 80 p. NJ Sundays Z ~
sl5 IL 100 a. M, 440, 80 p. m.
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RAILROADS..

pennsylvania
j RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA!
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block SIGNALS and Int1rlOcEng Switches.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
De.bros.cs and COrilnndt Streets.
In Enec, 1901 A. W.. FEBRUARY 10Th, 1888
THE COLI MBIAN EXPRESS.
y Dsss ssSss and S1'i g
enSa IS Now f inds%apos is q. Chicago
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. ,
o"% Of
and b .4y and f s TN
ce s0. Or sS. CHICAGO
81. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
Lss: saa S.sSna! SsSs: s s.. A.:
TIE WESTERN EXPRESS.
81 j.4s:s
sOUTmWE-TERN EMPRESS.
sleeping TO Ii
es%Sas IS Pr % cln @i oS M: iaa.a.os'
'0S m ana 81, Lott Exrnr.s second morning
as u ts .sDSs "a. NswTss
:n S' Se.seand i'' weekday &c ID $40 p M
M ssd yAr Hsa E 81 e.. sn5, S'a
S S,,S s with seegs TO and L. usA'
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH. v...
Car to r Bai:imors 'S arriving IN WasSnGoa ~
t.. .a Has CO. at aiS %ssSSs
A'fs $ r. grs; e. &C., 3 &c So
rs .sa sss r; S bSsis::
S e fs;e t., and Is: s. A .s".
sas H. az. nd A Y Is a and rang:
ia; %"G ss,:a'ss St Tor %FH""
10 .'sI' falSS an. nenvss s.x
and = on s eco
ro GS S fssF" 5%fGSr 1%a PSHi
Charles Route. 500 ~ Weekdays and WIN
ro Ts'9sffs HSl y a.; so,ss {Hs,s Nth
Coach 10 Browns Ms-n-thc Pines
ron { API MAY ! Ou y. III. weekdays.
For Long Branch Abury Par6 ocean Groye sna rons
D. m. weekdays. Sundays. 80 a. m; and o 10
D. m. (Do not ,cop at Asoury ParA ana oce@n "o'e
Sundays
FOR PHILADELPHIA. ,o M ,v,.s
EApe,s 20 ~ 10 JVV > " ~ w " 90
hgon Limited, with Dining Car and III ~ D. " M
e. ND 1 sss 81 e
:s SIS q sy sSHs e Is
500. o 100 p. m. and Il: rs night ACCOMMODATION
For Time tables OF tians local point, on ths Penn;
yvanla alrosd system Apply a. the folo"dng picse'
0nice5: Nos $50 64v 944. .Y23. lib and POI Broad
House. l34 Is's l?5th:st 2et West i25sn.
st., PSI Columbusave 131 Six,hayc and foot OF pes
presses and Cortland ,ts Court,t $50 ~ =, r
brooklyn. l29 iudson-st. HoDoxen Sc ion
Jersey City.
The New YORK Transfer Company will call for and
baggage from hotels and residences through 70
Is 81 PREvoST J. r. WOOD
(}enerzl MANAGER. Pass'r Agent.
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BAY LINE ROUTE.

tVK OR poiEi GoTL9RkIT; No Mb Sonr HA
Leave Ncw.York Via Pennsylvania r. X. 90 p. m
Philadelphia 30 p. M. paror-car to baltimore. Leave
Raifimorc On arrival Of train at steamer. 90 y.
rive Old Point Comfort 100 m. Norfolk 90 a. m.
connecting with all southern trains.
H. " TOlIPIINs, &. T.. A.. 2S1 Broadway.
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For Young L.adie

TT NIVERSIr GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 80 West oosns 81
~ All departments. boarding pupils received. ~, =
Elmer L. Phillips A. NJ y c. Henc-ickson. IN. ~
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For Boys and Young Men-City.

ID OUK KEELING. stcnosraphy. upewriting, &C., touf
ID oughIy AUgiL day OF evening SITUATIONS luinisnS@
Address NewiorK Business College. l.otn.s&. y. J..
N Ew.YORK BUSINESS COLLEGE. l25th'stt: a. I'd I'D
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For Boys and Young Mcn-Country.
Far Roth Sexes-CountFy.

n ASTMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. Poughkeepsle. M
omar ali the year Thorough instruction 10 Bookkeeping
banking COMMERCIAL Law. Penmanship. Lore pondsnce
Ariyhmetc &C.; Teegraphy. scn0e Apply az
notcs No charge situations furnished Seho or caE
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Ocean STEAMERS.
-NOKTH GERMAN LLOYD ). ,. y

MEDITERRANEAN LINE
New:york to senoA In le's than eleven days;o ~
werr. sat. Apr a. % anu FuIda Sat. june TO- 10 an
Flds Sat, May O. 10 q. m Vera sat July 10 q. M
KAterW II. May IS, 10 Euldl sat. July 10 ~ !"
Passage. 500. sis Or $50 berth First CABIN CABIN
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CLYDE LINE.
WHITE STAR LINE.

n.
Britannc March 20. D. m Britannia April 20 90 pm
.Teufonic April D. . m. -Icutonic Nay s. D. IN.
Gemanic April 70, b. M 1crInanc MAY 10 5" PM
'M,jcstic Alril 1913 80 an 'Male-tc May u, a. m
From White Dock, foot OF West lWh-st
Saloon rates $50 upward according TO steamer and oca,
second cabin those steamers $40 ana
SO Prepaid. 80 and go stecrage from the Old .oun
try s2s from Ncw-Nork <25. No 80 Broadway, Now
York Philadelphia once. 40G Walnut 81.
MAITLAND KERSFY, Agent.
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THURSDAY. MARCH 80.

Foreclosure sale plot OF land 5oSx75. and +stor'
buildings 80. o ana o. 2d-aNc, corner fJth'st
fAt No Ill BroidwayJ
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-16
The Populists of Nebraska ha

The Populists of Nebraska have
good reason to feel satisfied with the
result of the late election, although
they failed to elect their candidate
for Supreme Judge, the only State
officer voted for, as TIE official figures
show that they made small gain in
every county, but not enough to
overbalance the Republican plurality
of $1,000 in the contest for Cover
nor in 1892. Last year the Popu-
lists carried forty-one counties, the
Republicans forty and the Demo
Gratis nine This year the Populists
carry ifty-seven counties, the Re
pubiicans twenty-five and the Dem
ocrats eight. These figures encour-
age the Populists, and show that the
party is in much better condition
this year than last. The total vote
IS II, 800 less than one year ago, and
the Democrats have lost the most.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-16

The full returns Of The Virginia
election have not yet been made
public, but the result so far SHOW S
that the Peoples party made im-
mense gains by more than quadrup-
ling their vote of a year ago, not
outstanding large number of Re
publicans voted the Democratic
ticket. The slums of the cities vot~
ed solid for the slime besmeared old
party. The Peoples party, only one
year old, has exceeded the most san
guine expectations and gives guar
antee that the moter of presidents
Will next year ar in 1896 lead the
victorious column of the people in
the South to complete success.
Such revolutions as the people have
inaugurated in Virginia never 60
back ward. Let the missionary work
now be confined mainly to the cities
and large towns in regenerating the
unwashed and pie counter befuddled
Democrats and their Republican al
lies, and in the congressional elect
ions next year the people of the old
dominion will have walk over
Silver State,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-16
Is THIS RUSSIA!

A special from Washington de
clares that Cleveland never goes out
without a bodyguard, The name of
the individual is Samuel Brick, a
man of powerful physique ana deter
mined mlen, with revolvers in his
pocket and mounted on a fleet horse
He never allows the President out of
sight when out of doors.
1t is a queer state of affairs when
the President of the United States,
the executive head Of a great free
country, finds it necessary to be &C
companied by body guard in the
daily walks of life.
However that does not alter the
fact that such precaution is necess-
ary, and this fact makes it SAVIOR all
the more of Russia, where the
ruler is in danger of death, sleepln g
or waking.
A few men of the Pendergast and
Guiteau stripe should be made sud
den examples of, without trial.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-16

The Examiner artist represents
Madame Mariontette taking a
seven-foot leap" over the hurdles at
the race track in San Francisco,
from an instantaneous photograph. p"
The picture shows something more
than the high jump of the horse.
One of the young men standing at
the bars to steady the topmost one
is full head higher than the seven
feet which the horse bearing the
daring madame is IN the act of clear
ing, showing that he is fully eight
feet tall. The other young man is
but few inches shorter. These are
probably giants come to exhibit at
the Midwinter Fair, though the
text says nothing of giants. Mail.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-16

The Government has just discov-
cred that of the 430 Chinese brought
over under the pretense of being
performers in the Chinese Theater at
the Worlds Fair over three quarters
were ordinary laborers. who selected
this means Of evadiug the exclusion
act. The manager of the company,
who probably received several hun
dred dollars head from each of
these Chinese coolies, has been al
lowed to get away, SO the lnvestlga>
ton viii merely be another case of
locking the stable door after the
steed is stolen.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-16
Hotel. [lnMSBY.
New Management.

This famous Hotel will
from this date furnish
the finest meals to be haG
in this city for IS cents.
Also fine, large, airy rooms
for % cents and upwards.
Sample Rooms free and especial at
tention paid to Commercial
Tra velers
w. Il. CHEDIC.
Manager.
n2tf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-16
asO'iee to c'eailGTs.

ESTATE Of Joseph Walter, deceased.
Notice is hereby given ~ he under
signed, a dmiuistrator of the Estate OF
Joseph Walter, deceased, to the creditors
of, and all pc sons having claims against
tn c said Deceased, to exhibit them, wi
the necessary vouc ers, within tw,
montf after the first publication of this
notice, 10 the said administrator, at the
Law Office of a. J. MCGOWAN i'll Cal sol
City, 'rmsb County, New.
Da6ed November 10, 1898.
JOSEPH FISHER.
Administrator of the Estate of Joseph Wal
ter, Decea-ei.
A. J. MCGOWAN,
Attorney for Estate.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-16

The San Francisco clergy have
undertaken to purify the press of
that city.