davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-09-06
In SID EIectIon DistrIot.
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of Sept. next
AT IL O'CLOCK A. NJ

AT IL O'CLOCK A. NJ.
the Real Estate described in said mortgage
consisting of LOTS NOS. IL and ~. in the Plal
of Survey of Mulberry Hill, the estate of tn.
late Joshua Brown. which Lots adJoin eact
other. and contain the quantity OF
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mAI.INu nm w.nr.
JArncgio steel Company Managers
St,e Notice TO tuHt Fifrrt.

JArnrgir steel Company Managers
owe Notice to tuHt furcL
PfrrUu.u, May lI--rlc blEri 0i
mHuH.el8 Of the Carnegie Steel come
psuy decided tonight 10 advance the
wagus uf is 2aU.u employee TO usr
cent, the raise o. tgae eject on June
let.
The notices which WIZ bo ported il
al the MILE tomorrow morning read
ss .O''gvi3 Notwithstanding ihu exc
istIuE c.ntfuU.s between tho Game sie
Steel company anu i,s EN- niNyvs, hrius
the In.u OF wHEus Tor 1890, this asI riH.
ton has duuldtd that tHg present husi-
uraa outlook VIII Justify higher ratys,
and accordingly 'aEU p.HlHuru 90 uutI'
fyIrg its ymUi.ya. gt tuy Elggr lu.u.
CON iuraar., EI.ur Tlgmsun a.aeI
w1IBH, Dulu.bau Slgsl Woke, Home.
e,gaI stool WORKS, Lucy furnace, key.
stone Bridge wufaf, lpNgr JuIuu
mills, Lower Union mIIp aut HEAVIER
militia that go juno /. 1896, HuI until
further notice, tau H.n.u rt'rs IaiI Co
ull t8uungy. Hay 1uI tUsH mru VIII tH
increased lD per cent THIS wlihaul
prejudice l1 Gore 1900 WACO Cnu.far.s
ulll 100 force. 81 J.tHI ui quo uJafl Jf
mluuggIs
"lL G.. FmnE, Chairmnu.n
Thisia the urst advance riugv tho
reductions ul 1902.
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NEW Yout, May 1.-The World
auyE Iuu police of lHis city aua
BulgmIre, AM tlo i-d.s Hu'h.ri.i..,
a8 frUr,-yatvI by tue uaa. licn Que
vgiUrH, arr ,TyHg iJ flrs. nut ih'
Iufltua.OU OF ssr.a Of gissuHe
HEIuuleE.
Tue hsm IT Howell Go. was used.
There b. "a large nm OF .hG' unmo ir
Baltimore uuu one IA tH'g s0. I.u
operations % this gang aNlglrl1 .nvv
included She sending Tor collection 70.
80 siluuIJ bogus note, HyEluttiuH 90
have been drawn BY the lAlr senator
taIfUt California; she uUu#iuE iui cole
lection OF slUJ,UiJ bogus note against
tro estate 90 recently tegrufuI ull.
H0u.iio % Scranton, Pc; tHU f.' n.
attempt 80 ti3at from $4,000 O. $50. Il
wOttl OF bogus notes among Go. u.Iu
bruagfs OF tlis city, and tlu uITghAar
on cruIi. iI thH city % ugrUU1uul.e
% nIl kinds 90 tho value 20 thousands
o' tJiIaTf, which hss JgCI disposed 90
iUf cash. So arrests have been made,
nui iu tuu operation Of the gang I.u
uumU Ui "uJwuu" iu THE rlfy c.uWE
rfH o. boz found tu1i may Ig1I 60 ,.r
IHrultcHIHu Uud arrest OF some 81
tue sWlUulcFs,
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AsunuRY PAml, n. j., May a.
Mgr. -at0lli has male the following
answer " the Chtistigu EuioAvJrura'
memorial adopted recently NJ meet.
Ing mere uotitiUning the ublsEhtu %
uuirOcE Father Pholau, OF ~, LDui'.
IUv. Dawson, reverend and dear OR
~ ruUuvud, some days ago, your
letter with whloa you Hont me
the protest OF Christian Eudusvsr-
ers against oilaULB made by II ".
Father phUlau iu bic paper on tue
practices OF that ugss1CialJu, and
regret exceedingly that a question OF
tins Kind should have afIs5u, bll after
a lguRuud careful confederation OF the
whole matter 4 ieHl &. la one whicu
belongs o. tho most reverend srou.
bIsh0p Of 80. L.uig, rather THAI b nae.
Win sentiments %. slucrTo esteem, 1
remain faithfully you're 30 Christ,
SAIuLLL
Dawson says no win imuc lia,o ly
forward the petition 10 the atchbiBhop.
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iio Clv,s himself 80 Co tur Author.
40. ~ -lnIL-L. WYNN

suyur Wash. H. I4-g.I.h
uDar,UI.sJ. So. Howard. c.I.. .u
laH .aH. SEATED nl.z UuTIr.. .uu.ut Zoe
soy EuI .af3 EIm D announce taut
N3 wan f.HGy o. r'ugu Do tho kHu.
ffatg u.is.u ps L14vwWuuu, if.u
which hu ugN. % ilr.. Es.I6 ssH
while sowing "a lrfm Tor uI. . aTs. lilo
aAli tunt hu w1H arrlstoI 900 1856 too
burglary, bug ugapcI Imm HI. lie
was rrGrrJ-iud luI sentenced .r QUE
yrsr A'iul NH release uu WHH UITusluI
Hl,n Two ulH,H 'ur burglar Aug "a
restaurant 90 ta.uulg, hmu llu wau
HruluLgJI IUr twvlyn yuar, no. after
serving four y.un y.uapgd from ,bu
.naVnuwultu leuiiualaTy nod came
wrfa stUUr iHul UH uaH boon LuuuI sI
though ur haa Nvud hon Hy. go,
tumr mHh.HF boo uas been Wu.l.u.. s. a
uIHfdIag uuH.ri using U.H IF4u Ism.,
J. ytI Blown. Fur some Uur Doc SAID
he co.'s. been uuJgyUrug .1 become 10
! thuH.au tu ..a pgs. i... H0YI aH %
uuFrirg lC.fu AEu, al irs, oU Salute
Joy u.Eur NOVA. converted to % srl.
yHuuy Army WtsunH. Gua thuu uytyi-
mIuul 90 Cot. NH Htr., UuI could uH.
muster uU courage uuul today. lu
gIgg5 uIa glUTugs as Corps MOL, sulyH.
t.Du Amy, Seattle.
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t..,.t4rlIis. AIayll-AtCamp Saba.
f.y. '-' m9'alag tue rugular tru1us
A '-l .AniHl.i.u OF guard mount. us
,,' lt.'.s''lceu Iu tho service, TF lG,
~. ''.gAmeul OF tus uilIzpn spldigrl.
n. m b 20 'ho Afternoon c9mpanlga h.
Iv, !" fl.'n uu,ioI stales infantry,
gu exhibition drill,
w.. '.,Wl 10 upwards cf J0Ol ne,pIo
Nh. s....iAe1ol 20 Montgomery MIX
.1,I,',, ',lnon, Tho TUurston R,ae, Of
&c, w 900 Gao beet mn vel seem
.SJt '-yy competed lu class q, TnotF
.ag "" Appreciates by tue spscta.
a,,, ,5 t''Aapa only natural, however,
Ave ' g, greatest ouyhu,ia.m rhouIi
gsflso,I, aroused by tho goyefnof,,
f N, d, .li1 CITY, D.
tlr5.,.,,noou's pr,gram ended with
l.b1tt,.e,'aHoe OF The Gatlipg gln de-.
,6rs h., . %. OF the Omana qn,fds. wh S
tlr 0',gipiTel very hyora6iy wiz
A'lntnt. ''' Tue C!ncianati de-
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mo .rnnnnn.lt slar,.

s,s FlANCuCJ, May i..-'aa
Coo ..gs ,Hls morning Gays i.a. l,u.
.HI.l ....UauUalf, the snafuNl.i rH.
Mr,w the ,omb ng TIC h.ymaisut
uut boo Chicago May ., 1850, stopped
a. iHa lgYya. house iu tuis ely Jos.
F.5Tu.ry. Edward SchunubaIt wac
Ilyins OF the hotel when RuI lpu af
reared auI rOna!.sI vt the hD..I
several Jays Without rrHlstaIi. .
NsNt Clcfk TurpiI says he We. t.II
.na. tho STRANGER, who by ihc N.F
ar.W,r.I sue Eg..f. ton Of thr th.rs-
10 70 arrh,st, vu-n .I.,hUr Cf Edward
srlnlun-l, uu 90 uid not occur Zoo
Hsl t..l tao mva,,u us ruus. O.
I.a uJDb tuToNU, wu.c enc uau th.
Hauu.
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pOErLAND. NaiEg, May lA-Llst
might Policeman McCuJmluk 'ouEd 90
tha sidewalk near the houses u' Tho.
L.. Reed nui Mayor Henry Baxter nu
envelope containing tire" ylHs ni'cl
with q dark yellow liuii and wrapped
10 cotton batting. Pinned inside the
envelope was clip upon which wpH
Whiting resembling Greek and hr-
mopian. There WAS nothing M Eu.-
lien cIColG "M. bEE'ur Boye lga %.
u. /. ~, % NJ. E0oI morse, l..
Morrow,
Il was nj first thought the mysterious
package had hruu plHCod on tho side,
walk by some joaGr but whom ihg
druggist plouounCei she iluid In the
vials ni':U-alyoaIlno, the police looked
attu0 matter seriously,
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DESyrR, May Id. l.. Howard,
alias Albert Martin, an uFgAUUI con.
vic. from Huu,Hyil.cr Tex, wac esp
IuTod hy Detective l5omis today "a;
the flee, when hu called llF "a
reg Isgrrul package, howard, who
Wbs serving - term Tor H8f0.bIlwug
anu burglary committed ut Ausuu,
Tex, nua.ly beat guard 90 death
when De escaped.
Duung uigai months Of liberty, ~ o.
claimed that Howard aud "a cDniIau-
ion who ldyd Tim in hls uuccgsstul en-.
cane, have cracked safra aud com.
m,ttsd buTFlsTles a. salt Lake, Seattle,
5au Francisco aud other oilict IN tho
West.
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liuiuor Evans af Houth CRgoiinH
Arsuss tor STATE Rights.

NUfu1r lHnuu ni Huuth anEultnu
Afsuss tor STATE ilights.
lwuUs, S. e., May l4.-gover.
o. LugH uas issurd % lengthy nI.
tw % tho clugous of South Carolina,
l1tIrb BIO drsls very hgrBhly win
lHval DECISIONS lu the dlspvnsaTy
o. ugl'lnt.on UaBus. he fo.ets 10
IgIuCll history Of HE state eiuce
GuiE md argues Tor tho right OF
1i,lls 90 manage ana direct itB In
fgl alllp without national inter
h3tg
ssJ1lIBugs' "rhe peopie Of South
Allls have always been law-lbld-
1ial respected tho Constitution nui
a.s1 the United Elsios. But when
h.s4sos OF ,lrsr courts want only
.auleal ,famplu uudef foot tho
lltai right uf our people guATgu-
p. BY The Fedora. Dlnblituti0u, they
hth hight DO assort themselves AMI
-a,i1l lhtIf sovereignty aud indie
t-'1ea. luIs they Lavu ewes done,
%. a.Iic1nlHu1 90 go, aud will rosist
ihtli lle means within their power
N.ililaIou aud tyranny of partisan
fa.'als 90 nigh places who disgrace
AAligial cImino. We cannot, nor
.'fEe The desire 10 resort TO AIMS to
.ai' las unjust decree, be-, we can
A' alIl exert tao united oilar. uf "A
.-'1 owing people % thWaIt the
.-'.lnI0fs who AFRO plotting % over.
Wv glf Cly.llzzliou. In thisFtmgvIr
''.aliehl.y raly on thu rympa,uy
=. Hliul support of ull lUvbga Of good
E.Hlnrnl and s,alus rights through.
~ile Uu.ou.p
l'''l9l Evans concludes with an
',l4'h That The issue L. between
-, all NAiio, and uIge8 oil.l5uH 10
@A white men, not white
' IN WIN usc, hearts, nor nrgt8us, -
~, wv control the constitutional con.
,.. wv not call the legislature 10.
Nl.i'" DO says, "lhuy could do
a...ls' An appeal viii o., taken 10
I,,.It''mc c1uTtui the United statur,
n Il-si lhg rtI taNe aud technicnli.
!. .,.I.iiI.lllIag 10, \ decision Usuugi
... l'l ln time 10 erect tao election OF
f,1,,A'ss'' 10 must br ice, omen
\ - appeal 10 the sovereign pr0uie
l.,,. u'l NA'oIlnA 10 project their
a., M, ,ts',eiamsuJof tho people must
t,I,,H'l he uernetuatot, uui wo are
eiaf llg." A'' '""1' '-0 "h'''
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oRoUNnIEaa EEAM

HRwaiinus say Americans Arc plot
thug tho overthrow OF tur Hopubiic.
Los AEuELEs, Cal, May li-Chiof
Of Police GlasH has received letter
from ths maTshaps OillCB Of tuv
Hawaiian republic, aud toe envelope
bpsTs the label, "DePartmout Of the
Attorney General, Hawaiian lalsulsi
Bureau ot pallur.D Tue letter lu
marked personal AMI rGEgs:
"Chiei Of Police, Laos Angelesi D6hr
Sir-I have received information thst
a dhbustsring party Ia being formed
at or ear your clly Tor tho purpose OF
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Isnnu', Iouuur l,raIasl.

sUANUuAI, May Ii-It Is an.
uuuuggI -. fyaIn tHat iuo japanese
rrnuuucod their c.a,m 10 tnr L.ar.
Iuug pUuileulA without demanding
the payment " an Increased amount
" indemnify iar H1 Going. 10 addict
that tue conduct Ul Japn4 iu this mat.
Ter o. warmly praised. IL be- feared
that the gIHpHuIlug OF Tar Chinese
iIOulb Will Gauss Disturbances.
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY, May IA special
from K.cumonu, lnap says tho jury Ia
tho N0rTIg1u viii case, uaH returned
verdict m favor ~ p'aluun, cS.Prgsi.
dent HagTis .u'a client
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WAsuEGroS, ID. g., May li,-lo.
day tho treasury denoit passed the
sjU.UJU,U0U marx, thu sEsc. ana uut of
uErBf, OF expenditures over the ToUrip,H
since July /, 1894, being s5j,ili,os1.
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CoLuNgus, Ohio, May ll,-It IL re-
rortoa hsf that before this year eH.
Iirgy, Ez.Clugrgssman OulhwalIh o.
10 be made secretary Of wEL
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N'nlhor cran nrlI.,in-

ii.6s,' 'shaloN, b, G, Mayl4.-Tb.
't5u n F I',tu lh i's regular weekly
Clay ,,ats,' I,ueE crop bulletin Issued
Il vt,S IuG' the great feature of
"" the remarkable coal
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knInn 49,, LIrea Loo.

CmUAuO, May ll-Ihebt0rm which
swept Lake Michigan yesterday and
last night was tho moot uiHarttOus
nince tne gale last May, IN which many
lives were lost
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COHrr, H.y IA strong shock u
caTiuuuasr vaH i,I. nagu gt miiuiEht.
No dame fU WAS done.
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LIONS MEDICAL INSTITUTE
DR.. G. w. Shores,

chief Consulting Physician,
ma, y, - IslIsS,
Entr uf UrIiTsur lsosrttHi, ny,
Assistant Consulting Physician,
"a last Second south streeI,
HEit Lake cay.
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$4,000 FUZZY PAID.

FhINnHHN E1uH NHt.HH Institute WAC Ir.
.Ht,1 WU" Incorporation ui 900 UU %, IS,
7hH. H.I ... y.hn mn. r."r FOR t... .u.rI
aHH D. 1905 ...Ht from fIu H".rrtHr. ut .Irfu
gnlU' inH .np. s"HI % IHr ..n"lHEgu JtaH.
HUI WIIH % capital rtH.a OF ....., fully u..u
un, iI 90. M. n1.,. r.m.nH 80 lHa .HHG a.
HIrH.HUu. Hul treasure. of 700 Ir"IHurU|uH
.HH.UHH". HHN UH|Hf rHuHH.|Hg HUI tEau"HIH.
gHHl .Ha rEHau lIl uospu..u ut k.uua
MeHI.a. IH HlUt..
nDptur shores trrAts puu cures cn.
tnrrh AMI nii uisvNsrs ut Zee pNr. ear,
NOSE. throat iungs, stomach. liver,
bowels siuurNH ana hInuuUr, al
vhruuiyf private nuG nervous rt.-
ruEH- ut uuth HCNns, uUH utsUusrs
OF WON u nuG children, Nuivr tIuurH
turHuuuu. % 60 ~. ,urruuuH, % 80
10 GSvutuEs z tuN. sundays 10 r, 80.
ron taIAsEIEII AND Ala a.
IAItltElAL tliitoNIu BHNEtSr..-
Medicines Free, hector shores motto
n - low zee, QutcL tuTp, MIA aud
Painless urvnIWuuGsH ~ you cannot
come 40 thu aimee HtuN stamp tor Nug.
cor shores new symptom Hat u.d have
your ease uiNguusrd Eud 500 expert
AuNtpu MIR.
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ruE pLlllLrA CLlIm

ATTEOUN's IDWHUs IHs0 WIT IUm0 ~
,rint tu Luuc,
SANTA En-, 81. ~. May lJ.-rlr
United SNlUs urt 90 lnvh % lard
day. trial,
Chief JuB'ics J. b.. b OF Of Iowa
IrpalyCs uu1 toll bench was present
A very large docket hos huvu arranged
aud among tho cases 30 tho iAmuus
fogal,a sWnL Ia ATizlua aud sDulh-
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Japanese SIX,

s5 100 black white and crram Japanese
SILK, great Bargain al zoe so.
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y-. Yum.. May l5.-A special , a
5.n.fif1n Isvasli Cuba, Hlysi
4ssnI Matinee Camp9s hos nr-
=. r.m Gle. uag0s by railroad,
..rpgftr,ed with the loyal ncClsmn.
s0'luu people aH rpueted through
nsfe along ulbtouie.
rttI been decided 20 begin i'm.
arifubir works throughout Cuus
q. D. undertake reforms wherever
awliy,
e. l.s. optimistic opinions pro
y. u8tHg prompt TERMINATION OF
. 70. Tho Hul0uUmlum aud r.
lB afilu luud their moral sup
aatbe plans VI MARTINEZ Cnmpos.
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GEOGRAPHIC.
ilTEST FRON CUBA.
,,,rr, PURSUING A'cEo'


gr vsy lj.--A special TO
", .. i santiago DO Cuba 'ay''
1'.,.wr5ai6lg to got ucclfa'u
-...,.va.u,llu 30 she United
"" t.sfm,ugu sonI by mail HHu
90, r suppressed by govern
..,r.. VINO are acting uh1e'
pr -,vs brought by men directly
'l ,r,.r7r provinces, It '2p'a,'
..l,f, eastern end Of the ISLAND
% /. =, ,s, y. Of eArofoned towns
p '.' ,,.,.y of band Of Insurgents.
it 10, ~, ,asIpr ntUuni WITHIN tiN
irl III Xiv o.. santiago anu the
~ .lI.er ufu Hifnld on li'i"'
,'i-sf0f Caiu0y, Only I'VE i ll.'..
~ '...-H ta. boon attacked uy % uaul
% i',. 'i,n.rr tao IrrIsTFuip of vice
~ Tsis51u1h. Tho inhabitants
..'.l.-.,yrremenl troops ngo IN ol'se
r1rf Nargu, VINO lH u'h''H"a
~, 10 chsng1 nis hcalquaiie'''
~, ig,t c,mrsJ on % caii,o l'hu'
M i6s malutYins between mere
ag,rtlama. uu managed 10 h'Il
,.t.s,l8u luuIu Win me h'ai
.-,risard tUr representatives OF
armed followers.
,5.rnsI them 20 auty at d'iict''
,r.sf the province but retained
~.Bt1rct under hiR own tifsc'
RsguiH afu coming On iAs'gf
.,.sstau provide agua ipr tnum'
49, lbffatrus O. buru the towuHoi
IN, slnv0 and Christie, became
..s.,shrs atr using them o. the
...' wgpIe.. NiceO seems 90 bo
..,IBs uis rsu. Higu iu small
5-s51g ,uy limo Di umlWayH' TO
NINA tlirmlshrg the Spaui1h
..rr-f with small lgsnH 20 iaL
rtg.dlsu uFu ryfI.t1nt In lhcif
ffyi5 put down the rebellion,
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SCOTCH
PIN CHECKS. -..,..A

80 uU" ' wool Scotch Uu Csa.as.
value H', tD clio 20 iur poe ga.
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Woo, SuitiH8S

% inch Wool SuIungs, 700 cloudy
effects mixtures and stripes, worth Csc
Go : sd. tu close at zoe sd.
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Extra Special Leader in Boys
Clothing Department

Extra Special Leader loo Boys Cloth.
uE Department this week az Boy.'
Navy Blue Jersey Suits, gilt trimmed,
worth s. Tor SLBj.
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Ihe Trtalnrl lancIL.

Dawson says he win imuc lia,o ly
forward the petition 20 the atchbiBhop.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-03-30
A Girls Confession.

Omaha, March 80. Cora Smith, who
came here last September, from Des
Moines, was arrested this morning on
charge of numbering her father.
The girls mother is now in the Iowa
penitentiary for numbering her hus-
band. Cora finally made confess
sion, saying she could not bear to see
her mother suffering a life Of impris-
onment for a crime she committed
herself The girls father was first
mystericusly shot and made blind.
He recovered and was then slowly
poisoned to death.
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The Arlington Case.

The case of A Livingston VS.. John
Wagner for 81, was tried in tn
District Court yesterday
The evidence showed ttat when the
Stein Bros. left the Hotel, Isador
Stein left $4,000 worth of furniture
with Wagner with the agreement that
he should sell it and turn all the
money over to Stein except $500,
which he had paid to the Bank for a
claim against the Hotel. Stein then
assigned his claim of 81, 800 to Liv-
ingston who brought suit
The Court decided that Wagner not
having sold the furniture as yet, did
not owe the 1850 under the agree
ment. But that the furniture, how
ever, was Stems and the money sub
jected 10 his order when sold.
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The Orphans Home.

The Orphans Home Commissioners
have elected Arthur NJ Beebe of Reno
Superintendent of the Orphans Home.
The Board consists Of State Treasurer
Westerfield, Surveyor General Pratt,
and School Superintendent Cutting.
Mr. Pratt voted to retain the present
incumbent Mr.. Grimmon, and Mr..
Westerfield and Mr.. Cutting voted for
Mr.. Beebe, who was elected.
Mr.. Beebe is an old resident Of Reno
and is highly respected. He is sober
and Industrious, never uses harsh
language and is kind to children.
He was among the first Republicans
to join the silver cause in 1892, and he
supported Weaver in the Presidential
campaign of that year. His wife,
who is an excellent lady, will be Ma
iron of the Home, and Miss Mamie
Moore will be teacher after the expira
ton Of the present term.
The selection of Mr. Beebe gives
general satisfaction, and those who
are acquainted with the gentleman
say that The Board could not have
made a better choice.-Journai
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AL. SORTS.

The Arizona Legis AZURE has adj
journed
Two baby lions have been born al
the Chicago Zoo,
Bill Gibson is expected to open up a
saloon here soon.
Hurley. the jury briber, got five
years in the penitentiary yesterday, at
San Francisco
The lessee of the Tribune Mr.. Lem
mon, states that he has an option on
it for three years,
The Gibraltar Saloon will soon re-
open. The tiger is merely taking a
much needed rest.
Benjamin Wilson, a boy in Stock
ton, accidentally shot himself through
the head yesterday.
The Kelley Cure bill passed the
Maryland Legislature. 1t has been de-
clared constitutional.
r. E. Lee has resigned his position
in the Indian School and will return
to his home in the East.
Bishop Leonard has appointed Miss
Marion Taylor as missionary to the
Piute Indians at the Nevada agency
Martial law has been declared at an
end at Hawaii Queen Lii is still on
the Island, and the authorities are in
q quandry at what to do with her.
In the case Of Wright Bros. VS..
Carson Water Co, the Supreme Court
has sustained the court in its judg-
ment in favor of the Water Company.
The Enterprise. who when the world
comes to an end will lay it to the Sill
yer party. blames the Silver party for
not having told who was to be claim
adjuster of the Southern Pacific.
1t is generally supposed that the
Spanish Government is doctoring the
dispatches sent from Cuba and that
there is really a bigger rebellion on
the Island than the Spanish Govern
ment is willing TO admit.
The Rockford I'll Monitor reports
as follows "We spent last year
SS7O,0GO,00O for meat and 1.OSOOOO for
liquor"
If we had such an appetite or such
thirst we would never publish it to
the world.
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April Weather

Fcsters's calculations for April are
as follows:
Temperature in the New England
States will average about normal and
rainfall below. South Atlantic States
temperature and rain about normal,
The mouth of the James river l make
the dividing line between north and
south Atlantic states.
The Ohio valley and upper and
lower lakes low temperature and av-
erage rain. West Gulf States and
Lower Missouri valley high temper
allure aud dry. Upper Mississippi
valley average temperature and dry.
Upper Missouri valley and Red River
of the North high temperature and
dry. North Pacific coast temperature
and rainfall above. South Pacific
coast temperature aud rainfall below.
The average path OF the April lows,
or storm centers, enters the Pacific
coast at mouth of Columbia river,
passes about $50 miles north Of Salt
Lake and Chicago, over south parts
of Newfoundland, Ireland and Eng
land. During first half Of coming
April the paths of storm centers will
principally lie north and the last half
south of the average path described
above.
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District Court.

Ga rdner vs.. Gardner set for April
Is, for completion.
Estate of NORTH Fischer set for
April 3.
Estate of Warren Hall, April IS.
Livingston vs.. Wagner, suit for
$500 Judgment for defendant and
cost Of suit.
Estate OF W. 1T, NJ Cobb. Decree
showing notice of publication to cred
today, why property of estate should
not be sold.