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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-01
ALEXANDER TAYLOR. Jr..

MainifNt"'h y ,
4 GEM of "a country pl,c" House ieauti,ll design.
\ Part Guy ~t'a" contains o. chambers h"c'ntion
BAIL tower drtNl,-rNon. dining htler's pantry.
Kitchen. with best r'ns nnnd.'. with 'ati'n'ry wash
Gas. Doe and ld chamber. bath.
closets heater. gas fixtures. burglar alarm.
il.uNfu ttlll. fr % N.ft'-. tlIltct room. mans
room. waiting shed. supplied vi'h NHtrf.
EN'.u"nt garden in t''l .n' "f lnr n - .nipl,te
country places t' % s possible ID m1h" Beautifully l'-
Gated Wesfrh'ser T. u.''ali 600 q. wilD. three.
quarters milo ftom rHf Chester depot 90 town ot
N,r. Price >io5u' Terms hhrrai This price docs not
tho cost 90 pr'' 'nrnfs above the value ~ 'hr
land. Must B." trrn % De- appreciated. Apply O. ". j.
TINOI'T - E.ll.->t.. 80, York. or " H. rtRpY.
rel estate agent PORE Chester
L. OK SALE In Win Isor Nt. ou. :uas'
L seats ~. whole northern section n s known -
luenl VISTA AMI has the dcl!ehtful of Noun
tain. L" and River. An ilca place for ciy people.
Windsor the summer home 90 Senator EEartt. q. g.
Beam and 1her N'w-iorh and Boston people n pag
ucuars apply - e.. a. klBHDE Springfield. Mas
Cd lNERSiDE' hDrlcred hy Charles River. ~ acres
IL wood flr fires. cuts 80 tons hay with
chine. lOo charming twn-st0ry house. II high
rooms. tatnrv hty windows pilzzas. hlria
- stalls. n"nucry. main street" D. mile depot
Boston. only Si2Oo. Nllu" 90 house
alone. halr cash Npt, ~ J.. l.. FISHER. SprtA Milford
Mas.. or GEORGE IL. CHAPLIN a co. Hcrau building
Boston
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

BALTIMORE WASHINGTON. CHICAGO. ,,SIii: :SS
fttlMkN cHR sisRvicE '1 on ALL TRAINS AGO.
3, p ~ e 4 n IS ST PIIT nis aaily.
TON. BALrIMoRE. 900 $50 A n p,nnMS SUNDAY.
,a0 ?0 9lsh, Al trains daily "a eTs'pM, Es sun:
NEW -ORLEANS. 500 p NJ daily through s'e All trains
via Washington and shenandoah Valley ou eei ais i
Illuminated by Pintsch Light. OfhceL ". -ot, 50
broadway. 81 East lith.st 400 Grands, ~ C r. r
OF ~. J. s.--sA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-01
COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

Albany. April So-The day calendar Of the Cour
of Appeals for Tuesday May /. is as follows: Nos
APO +27 40 rs, 30 193 79i and i25.
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THE FEDERAL CLUES ACTION SUSTAINED.

Jacob b. Ergel. eX-prcsidcnt Of the Federal club
Republican organization IN tie With Assembly
District IS not likely 10 give the club the dement,
of his political experience n the future. According
IN tho statement made rcorr Judge Gilderslcevc at
Special Term Of the superior Court Yesterday cN-
President Eusel mas been twice eNicHed from Ilc
club He was said 10 have INDUCED in derosatorN
remarks toward the cuo morally. ana to nave
denounced gang Of rcbters M pan on
March D The outcome was that he SeDt IN ms
resignation. which the club refused to accept Gut
instead fired" him out lie then appheQ 10 the
court for writ OF mandanus directing his rein
Statement, which was granted Directly following
the reinstatement he was fired again. Appllca-
ton was made yesterday to Judge Gildersleeve Tor
his reinstatement on the ground that the ci9p had
been Juggling with the court. After spirited argu-
rnent between George r.. Epstein, on behalf or
Tngel and Moses II. Grossman, for the club. the
matter was allowed 10 remain where IL Is, Dut SAD
ding the costs the club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-01
3n6trncfloE.
For Boys and Young Men.--Ci'y'

ITO THE EDITOR OF THE TRIBUNE
Sir l speak Of another chafec'er-also
unique II is the Packard Boy He differs from the
Packard Girl than He has been longer on
the ground. and has accomplished more lie began 20
exis, thiry-sx years ago. that would make him 10
day say nfty-four thereabous That IS. III" Oldest
# him He is OF various ages. however irom hitFtour
20 eighteen Interesting every point lie Is IN all
o. business except that Of marching with '"N"y-
ana 70 would DO that rather than keep stil
There IS so much for him do however. that he has
ro time for fOonG lie t. in Banks ana Railroads IN
Mercantile houses Insurance Companies He IL buy
ing and selling Real Estate dealing IN Stocks Keeping
books for other people and for himself: Is teaching
school and preaching Gospel is practising Law, and
presiding in the Legislature ANA in congress
and has been Governor Of great state Altogether
lie is worth considering the product Of single
school, hut as product Il the country He would I'M
dou5tcdly have reached cmnence IN some way II he
hadn't n Packard BOY; hut not so directly not 50
completely not satisfactorily. Nobody is'n'nfed 10y
contact with Packard school Everybody In fact Is
benefited more less. But the contact always
benefits the school, and should I've lost sight Of
Ever yours. $ s. PACKARD. lol East -3dst
Nev'-YoIk. April 30.
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TIE COURTS.
TRUSTEES NOT RELIEVED.
Jusr1cE 1NGRAaAMs DECISION ~ THE nRIsTEl

JUSTICE lNGRAIANS DECISION IL THE BfISIhD
TRUST CASE
Justice Ingraham, Of the Supreme Court yester-
day handed down a decision the application
made by Henry ID. Sedswick and Grace :. Bristed
for the substitution Of the Union Trust Company
sole trustee OF the uneXpred trust created by Inc
will Of Charles Aston Eriste1, VINO diel in Wash
lngton D. C.. in 1874. The application was opposed
a., mrs Ceciie Brsted Griffith. who alleges that
shs action on the part OF these two trustees is %
avoid IL possible the responsibility Of tAeT actions
as trustees Mrs Griffith says that the trust OF
100000 mas been entirely swept away by frames "a
Weeks also trustee, wno Wlsappfopllale yea al
but 81 600 of the IroAcy-thr latter icing oF'Sd1c
1vhicn Yields her an annual income or bEt >oFl 1Hs
alleges ;hat she has begun sui; asalnst her aGopteh
mother. ard against Sedgwck TO TX me resPohsI,,
bilitv Of me actions of Weeks, who sto.e almost
the whole OF the estate -,
Justice Incraham. IN DENYING the motion. holds
that the trustees had their accounts passed upon
by the Court. and aha; they therefore ga actu tN
assume the duties OF trustees lie IS Of the OPINION
that they jill not invest the money as NE VIZ
directed. but allowed Weeks 20 misuse IT, Il p, 81! ;
ne does not mean 20 pass upon the respohSlpl'N
Of the other trustees for Wecks's actions, DAY nat
he must deny me application, IS il was the eNL,il
intention Of Alr. HTlsted - create a tFust N"'SH
was 10 he discharged by three persons. ana not ny
a single trustee. He IS &C the opinion thal t-r
trustees. II they wished 70 be relieved o. thelr r.
sponSbility. should Apply severalY 70 ne aschdISei
from further obligations and petition the our'
for the appointment Of q trustee for each OF them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-01
Gounirn Boar0.

A PRIVATE FNMlLY having handsome home Long
Il island. within hour ~ tfy iia. desires a lrw
iotrderH, 81 monthly. trnlns daily. Adj
dress HGsOK ar. g.. Walr
COUNTEY BOARD. Princeton. New-Icrscy.- Large
" W"ll-fuushcI rooms. mn modern cpnfrnlences GOOD
plumbing hrahful climate. pun" water. excellent table.
Fine Wow. hcauffU grounds pine Terms. SiJ
Wcch flr adults Lower flr flfnlly large
lart.. address T.. g.. Prince ton Iofio9co
COI NTRY hoard July lsi Sept 18th. IN the cot
~ 81 nel"sifo school New Milford - Fine table
competent service electric light fires. abundant
supply. detached cottages for families Miss l. Penny
hacker Hous,kc.per u lnglosidc School Milford
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ROYAL BLUE LINE

TO PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Tor IHl.adclplld wcch GaJs. $50, 500. 3v. ~ ~
nSo DINING caD A; NJ. 80. $UC. 40 But FA az
night sunday 43o. 900. 1890 daiEs Cs1 A. H.
80 300 DINING carr. 80 7. ". II i5 night - go.
For Baltimore arl Washlngfon. wees days. @i' /! y
Dining Can a. NJ. 80. 3 90. . 100 QDla * CAP. S@
!. a.. IL u night. sundays 200. l. 20 n'a.ng CN'
A N. $50: 300 D,1ins CaD. 20 p ~ y i, nigat,
Tickets akd Isfipr seats te lf'4 rei az -!
?6i AS 9A. lilo S23 BROADWAY ~ t,h Ave, 81
Test i4f ST. - East i21fh S. 2'4 West I2',n -.
?si Columbus Ave. New York: 4 C0s-t 81. SO Fl'11
St. Brooklyn; 9S Broadway Williamsburg The New.
York Transfer Company VII call f'r 4ai check basslc
from hotel or residence 10 destination.
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Dantlnn Atnormics.

- go F. WALTER lately returned from EWop.
VI Glasses private Lessons in Society Dances daily
Columbus SDth and 8lrt sta
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Gonntrn propcrtn for Sale an5 90 Eel

ID edmond HIIL. l.. L-SENERAL PRETTY COUN-
IL TRY places with nne shade trees. lawns etc chocely
located station postotces. churches. and club
new cottages q let AT moderate rates. q
be sold easy The prettics select.
thriving suburb ~ New York.
AIRGCK II. Man. 80 Wall Street.
JOEL FOWLER. Richmond Hll
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BROOKLYN Real estate for Sale.

For SALE OR EXcHANGE.-A fine large modern
mouse on me iark slope Brooklyn country place or
< FOR particulars address sams Box ii7 Postofcs
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CENTRAL RAIL ROAD OF NEW JERSEY


Four tracks Automatic Block s.s1-.s.
Trains leave station tcot Il Liberty s. a.
Ger Eas;oa. Bethlehem. Allentown Nt-a tfl99o IA
go rs 9.iD az - q East ~ A. ". l;lo ~ ~
& Eastonl 30 3. ~ 30 =. Allentown. T. u sunday"
go 10 \. NJ. 100 80 ; Me..- on N
10 10 $40 =. " Sundays. 40 4 " .o "
40 20 40 90 5.45 : so p. 81. i25 ns.,' sla'
DAYS 40 A II. 90 30. 30 80 p " i nsa. S
Fr Harrisburg ~ 42O 500 $40 4. ~, ! 10, l3'
400 s4i r NJ. l-:i3 night sundays. 100 oSo r ~
IL Is night. -. "a sa
For sunbury Lcwlsburs ana Wniismspor, ~ t. s 20
A NJ 40 ~ T. NJ. II " nigHt eNce2t sa'
y-day nigh; surdav" us A NJ. T.3O p. NJ. lo:s rsa
For Red Rank Ioag Prarch anil POINTS sou DP,pI
Pleasant, 20 SO - so \. NJ. 100. - r'r~ "a
paniD 400 % (s.ss 70 Red BanD. s.ih = ~ sss'
davs excep, Ocean Grove and AsoGry iaFA NV = NJ
900 P. ~ ,oo-
40. SIS a. NJ. Ia $40 40 J. " -. -, p,,
For Farmlng.iaie Tom, River HfgnsTa' fSF< and Lar
FOR Atlantic City V!neland and Bridseion 40 A. ~
las p NJ ,,,.,., Dab
40 SO II 10 A. " 80 i:45 400. 40 ?. ~ sS'
fa-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-01

GLEN SUMMlT H0TEl,
GLEN SUMMIT. PENN.
WILL OPEN FOR 1IIE SEASON JUNE 10Th.
W. H. CROSBY Manager.
Circulars. &c. at Leigh Valley r. r.. 235 Broadway.
y.
Mr. CROSBY will he at the IMPERIAL HOTEL. New
York. Wednesdays Of each week during April and May
make arrangements for and give any Information
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Sir [lTl[BLE[RII2G lNlNln

= y q UULULNN lU j = LUGu LU
NEW: STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS
In rnids' 4 the grandcs scenery In the ADlHON-
pACKS. Near the beautiful AUSAiLE LAKES.
Send Tor illustrated circulars
BEEDE q lfOrGHTO% Projectors
BEEDES. ESSEN CO.. y. y.
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Simmer Resorts
5HIlDW0lD park HOUSE


in the heart of the Great North Woods Reached hy 'e
a. 81. l. linz from q. g. Depot Accommodate
guests. All modern Improvements Hunting and hshlns
unsurpassed. QUEEN ANNE COTTAGES fpr rental
MM. + INGOLD. MANAGE
illustrated pamphlet. Information. call y al
dress II. + GRISWOLD Room 10. World Building. y J.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1894-01-04

ment, which the law requires, that he
will do 80 on demand. The receiver has
been requested to send in his statement
of the collections and accounts of the
bank at once. This will be done and
dividend probably declared as soon
thereafter as possible by the comptroller.
1t is understood that D. Nick. Lloyd of
Plttsburg. has agreed to pay $4,000 as
conceded liability, and this together with
the assessment OF about $31, 900 from
Brown, and the amount collected by the
receivers will make quite neat dividend
and one that would be greatly appreci-
ated by all creditors at this time.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1894-01-04
At Wahpeton.

At the oratorical contest at Wahpeton,
most Of the prizes were captured by
residents Of the upper Red river valley.
The awards are as follows: .
Junior class-Pesrl Patterson OF Wah.
peton, first; Bertie Coyle of Lakots,
second; Lula Hodgius, third. Senior
class: Miss Hsger Of Grafton, first; Miss
Shumway OF Lsrimore, second and Miss
Morgan Of Langdon, third
The senior first prize went to a young
lady some II years old.
The judges we're, Gov. Shortridge,
Messrs. Kennedy of Grand Forks and
Purcell of Wahpeton.
There we're some thirteen contestants,
Miss Roper and Miss Wallace both enter
ing the lists, and scoring high marks.
There was another contestant in the con-
test that spoke the same selection as
Miss Roper's.
The banquet was we'll attended, some
$50 teachers and pupils being present.
Wahpeton hotels were crowded and
sleeping accommodations at premium.
The mistake in the date Of the contest
was due to the committee having en-
gagged the opera house for the 29th IN.
stead of the 18th inst The subjects
chosen by the winners IN hejunior
class respectively were: "The Settlers
Story" "The Temperance Story" aud
"Charlie McCree." The winner OF the
second prize was a lad of II years, who
delivered his oration with great effect.
The SUBJECTS taken by the senior class
were: Ragged Man." "How Bergans
was Saved" aud "Angels Of Beuna Vista .
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1894-01-04
The Comptroller Petitioned.

The following petition to Hon. James
H. Eckles. comptroller of the currency,
is being circulated and generally signed
by creditors:
Whereas, 1t is now ascertained that
the assets OF the Lloyd's National bank,
together with the assessment of the
stock holders who are able and can be
made to pay, will not ne. the creditors
over so cents on the dollar;
Therefore, We, the undersigned credi-
tors of said bank, respectfully request
that You order the assessment of said
stockholders made at once. and collected
and that dividend of funds realized
from said assessment be declared as soon
as possible.
I'VE understand that you are very soon
to give us dividend on account of the
money already collected from the assets
OF the bank"
The reason for the above request is
that no reason exists to believe that the
assets of the bank will pay over the above
amount, which is placed at liberal fig
ure, and that it is safer to collect the liza
bilities from stockholders now than wait
and take the chances Of failure in busi-
nese, loss OF property, &C., that are
liable to occur to any person. 1t is
understood that the comptroller has
promise from Mr.. Brown Of Minneapo-
lis, the largest stockholder, who is able
or willing to pay his share Of the assess
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1894-01-04
Sad Case in Barnes County.

Mrs. John Lenvlg was found dead
about ten rods from her house yesterday
afternoon, frozen to death. She started
to walk to Valley City, a distance OF
about eight miles Saturday afternoon.
The weather was cold, and rs it was
showing it Is supposed that she became
bewildered ana, after travelling around
Tor some time, at last succumbed to the
cold when she was nearly home.
The Alert is informed that Mrs. Len
Wig, who is the wife Of farmer, started
out to find her husband, who it is said
was on spree in Valley City, and not
returning home, his wife determined to
60 after him, with the above distressing
result.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1894-01-04
From Fridays Iaiiy.

Az examination OF the schedule for
train linen, which goes into effect January
AT shows the following facts in regard
u lie rate OF pay, and overtime, OF con-
du1Eors and brskemen on the Northern
n ific. The matter 1t is thought will
h1Df general interest.
The rate Of pay for switchmen is
clSnged bat little, their pay after Janu-
~ 1st being s2.65 per day for the day
sG1Nman with S2.45 for his helpers. The
qGes OF the night crew are the same as
t OF the day force.
For assigned runs passenger conduc-
IN will be paid el12.50 per month in
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RAPPlNC THE RECEIVERS.
\ New Effort Started to De-
pose the Present N. p.
Receivers.
|omething About Wages and
Runs of Conductors and
Brakemen.
lanes of Winning Contestants
in the State OratOrICaI
Event.

ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Dec. 2S.-(Special.)-
The Chicago and Northern Pacific rail
bad company, by its general counsel,
las fled in the circuit court of the
United States at Milwaukee, before
|udge Jenkins, petitions for the removal
L Payne and the present receivers and
bS-the appointment of other receivers in
elr places. Gross fraud Is charged in
10 management, especially in the matter
j selling to the Northern Pacific COM
|any worthless properties owned by the
)akes syndicate.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1894-01-04
A Rift IN the Clouds.

The WiIllamspolt Record says A SUBJ
scriber came in the other day and paid
his subscription-ln stove wood. The
Bismarck Tribune was right when it said
the financial skies would brighten after
the repeal bill prssed.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1894-01-04

The report Of the police magistrate
stated that $3.50 lad been collected in
the way of fines. A few debts were
stated and the amount OF Sl03.25 turned
into the Golfers of the city.
The electric light committee asked for
more time to consider the question of
placing an electric light at the intersec-
tion of Fifth avenue and Main street.
The question OF a system of sewerage
for the city was called up by Alderman
Wells, and the sewerage committee and
the city attorney instructed to prepare
the ordinance forms of advertisement
for bids IN accordance with the plans
aud specifications required. preliminary
to proceeding with the work, as proposed
in June last. and to report the same at
an adjourned meeting Of the council on
the 10Th inst.
The city clerk was instructed 10 give a
copy of the city ordinances to each tax
payer applying therefor until the supply
is reduced to 100 copies. 1t was sug
gested that he furnish to each Of the
clergy IN the city copy, as we'll
The city clerk reported s3O5 collected
during the past month for licenses.
The city treasurer reported that there
are "a warrants outstanding, in the gen.
eral fund, aggregating Sl,945.O2, and
that there are 4S in the street and bridge
fund, aggregatlpg $2,70472.
A cash balance of S2,469.97 was re-.
ported in the city treasury at the end Of
the month Of December, 1898.
The council then adjourned to Mon
day evening, January Is.
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From Thursdays Day.


Nothing new developed today in the
allroad situation. The injunctions Is
ped by the courts were not received by
he employees with any degree of favor.
he representatives OF the me0 held a
difference in St. Panl yesterday after
oon, and sub committee was appointed
b call ON the receivers and learn what
hey can do for the employees. Some Of
he men say that the iDjunctions were
Unnecessary, as no acts of violence had
|een contemplated or begun. and that
10 Injunction should have been issued
lntll there was evidence Of such opposi-
lion.
4 1t said that the injunction proceed
bgs lave caused good deal of i'll feeling
III a3ng the line, as the date of the in
lncl lon shows the employees were kept
cdference after the case had been
ettsf, as far as the company was con-
erpd, and that the decision OF the road
3hold have been made known sooner.
Il inot yet believed that strike will
e rdered. OF course all the men
ndstand that the iniunctions do not
reeut their leaving the service OF the
onAny quietly.
TSeiver Payne of Milwaukee, is
nd u as saying that the road does not
|xr5t the order OF the court to be
bbySd without struggle and If there is
eueral strike there will be, in his opin
O, gno trouble in filing the mems
ploee. Mr.. Payne declined to say any
Ing about the contsntion OF the men
tht7a cut IN salaries comes with bad
g,ce from receivers who applied for
yarly salary Of $4,000 each.
A reading Ut the order of the court
|sows 1t to be common Injunction
|uich. it Is said, any court might issue.
|ldoes not attempt to prohibit labor Or
|aaizatious from comforting together, to
,nslder proposed action or interests OF
|smbers, nor does 1t declare such con-
tsnces conspiracies. 1t simply charges
|ad commands employees, and all persons
E,uerally, from interfering with the oper'
Eng of the road by taking possession OF
@Nperty, or by intim,dating others who
III attempt to operate the line. This
Tot a new move, the same kind OF an
Eianctlon having been served seven
- ago in Minneapolis on account OF
Threatened general strike on al rail
al centerlng there.
Today several changes went into effect
d this division. J. B. kelley, recently
ppointed roadmaster on one district Of
hioxiivision. has resigned to accept the
hon OF general roadmaster on the
irSk Northern between Havre and
iinot, distance of about 600 miles,
,lta1 supe .intendency over some five or
X spad mastere. j. p. Fitzgerald, who
81 about two years has acted in the
ap6eity of yard foreman of the James.
oW yards and who for eleven years
- has been in the employe OF the
oaany, is appointed in the stead OF
laX Xelley as roadmaster of the James
g. 6k Northern and James River Val,
81 anches. Henry Williams, who has
selIsin charge OF section" at Caring
oHElor some time, will be yard foreman
N city The change went into effect
morning.
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money that they take from the taxpay
ers of the city is not being given and re-
celved for the necessar'es OF life. He
would prefer that instead OF reduction
for the sake OF getting additional people
to pay license that the present ordinance
be enforced. The members of the
special committee defended their action,
and the amendment was finally passed
on a vote OF ayes, one nay--two absent.
The ordinance introduced by Alder
man johnson fer the purpose of levyinR
the tax for the construction OF sidewalk, :,
was read three times and under a sus-
pension OF the rules passed.
Alderman Wells introduced an amend
ment to the first section of Ordinance
No. 10, relating to special assessments,
60 to read that the notice of such work
to be done shall be published in the
official newspaper of the city once a
week" for four weeks, instead of once a
day" for four weeks, as at present.
This was passed
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-06-22
THE TRAVELLERS NOTES.

CANADA has no gold coins.
MEMBERS of the Austrian parliament
get 81 per day.
ABOUT 100000 articles are pledged
with London pawnbrokers each week.
IN Russia, as in France, Italy and
Spain, titles carry no privileges, either
official or social.
TIE textile congress of France has
decided to adopt a standard list of
prices, as in England.
The amount paid as royalties on coal
and metals in 1889 in the United King
dom was estimated at $4,000, 900.
The longest time during which a note
has remained outside the Bank of Eng
land is Ill years. It was for S125.
A PARTISAN is on trial for man
slaughter, because his dog bit pedes-
trian, causing the latter's death from
hydrophobia.
BRICKS from what is believed to he
the remains of the old Tower of Babel
are still found in great profusion at
Blrs Nimrud, Babylonia.
THERE were in England and Wales
last year 2lS,251 marriages, Ola 189
births and 569,923 deaths. The esti-
mated population of the two countries
to the middle of the year was 90, 7s1 100.