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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-10-20

Balance in treasury. 16,443 Is
The above balance stands to the
credit of the YaElpys funds as per
Treasurer's Balance Sheet, dated
Sept. %, 1896:
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-10-20
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= " =
AGUfI. "a AND irI,EcASUlyElt
ora LKD. COUNTY,
g" The Qn.r.cr EnainE sepse.n-
Der 40 iH00.
i.; RI. s :; x'sAA r..
AUDITORS OFFlLk-
September %, 1895
40 tneshyAVkabir Boal" a. COUNTY Com mr.
.sAoLeE0 OH xiko County, NSv1dn. e.
:, (1KNrlHiEH. NE heFtvfih m I'm IN our Oun,
sell fkSp6rtoffhe FiIancef Ct. the CGnnt,
70. IT,. lnsTte1 ending September -. 1926.
+HsptcifuIlyt submitted:
-, E.E. BILKEY;
Auditor.
JOHN HENDERSON,
&C.,. Treasurer. ..
HLCEIPTs FROM ALL SOURCES.
Bal in treasury June ~, 90. SlO.657 sc
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-10-20

-, sUtMABY
Total recelpts..... $50, 1856 81
Paid from county. funds. 4,S67 80
Paid from Road fund. :. S19 IL
Paid from school fund. S,666 O5
Total disb,, z4asstboMssrts 11aS9 &c
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-03

Mrs. ~. T. Holmes who has been rroy1-
inently identified with free kindergartegs
work IN Seattle for a number az years. ard
who has done 50 much 20 gladden. the
hearts Of the Door little Onns Of the city
is arranging a concert for the benent ~
the free kinsys rgarfen. The enierlaiIsIne nt
viii be given at Mrs. Holmes SPACIOUS
and handsome home. $40 Rainier street.
near Lake Washington. on Friday even
ing next, and will consist Of choice iDsfrsa-
mental ard vocal uarnbsrz- Mrs Holmes
and the ladies who are associated with
her Ia this worthy work should he cacobr-
aged IN their good work by tbs Seattle
public. as it IS very seldom that they
ever come before the pahie asking aid.
The programme 10 be renIersd IL as fol-
lows;
Introductory Remarks
Airs. c. +. Dcwhurss. Pres. 5. X. A.
Motions Scngs-..--......., ..-..---.....~-
Members Kinslsrrarien Train. class
sis.ber. h i.F,i''al.. ts5aarf schuit.
Mr. r Boyd weIies
Vocal Solo--''My t>oVs Is Csfac" ......
Mr.. W H. wa.stIsssy '''A' A''''
Either Solo" flegis- ssehasgteht ~faeh
Miss Lain Frisad.
Vocal sals--i.A Ser aade' Schubert
Mrs g. 4 G. Rsetestrr.
Violin S3lo-''k egnanc~ - AazuTsa s--.
s.s-...--.- -...-s. ..-- -.rs-se-- Afspf AK
NJ william steiner spus4i Of Prof.
"F'l9wer sorg toperetta q
M RSe6ss,sr and Ms. whis,i~.sy
Nrs = J.. NcAIlaster-
ksns5crgsrsc1 Sargs ..-.-.... -.---.-.....
.........-.... n n5ers 81 Training Class
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-03

Indigo Blue Calicoes. mill
remnants, Monday, o a. m, &c
a yard.
Bleached Muslin. yard wide.
Monday. . a. In., lc yard.
3G-inch wide Fine l.. L. I'm
bleaehed Muslin, Monday 4Ic a
yard.
100 yards Spool Sewing Silk,
&c spool.
Buttonhole Twist, . for lie.
Ladies' Imported Hermsdorf
Fast Black Stockings, full reg
ular made, only l5c a pair.
Children's Ribbed Stockings.
fast black, Monday only &c pair.
Ladies' Patent Leather Opera
Slippers, value $l.35, Monday
only SIC pair.
1.OO0 yds fine Nainsook Rem
nants. value 20c and 25e, Mon
day Zoe yard.
500 yards White Checked
Nainsook tcross bar muslin).
value l2tc, only re yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-03

Mr.. William r Lewis. OF this city, and
Miss Alice NJ. Abbey OF Sarnish island.
We're quietly married on Wednesday at tho
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. H Bleweft. 1911
Seventh avenue. only immediate friends
81 the couple were present After the beau
tlful Episcopal service had been read by
Rev. u. c. Garrett and she Young people
pronounced one. the company sat down 10
n suInptuous luncheon. at the conclusion Of
which ar enjoyable evening was spent.
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs
H. III. Biewett. Afr. NJ. r. Hammond Mr.
Ferdinand Tapert. Miss EISle NJ Blewett.
Master G. Gibson fslewett and Mr.. and
Mrs. W. r. Lewis.
Wedding bells rang ruerrily. but quietly.
at the Hotel Butler yesterday afternoon,
when Frank l.. Champion. Of Mount YER
non. took for life mate Miss Blanche
Dorensey. a we'll known and highly re-
spez,tei young woman OF the same place.
Rev. ". T. Ford performed the ceremony
that made the two young people one. Mr..
Champion is the leading real estate man OF
the pretty Skagit river town, and is also
active In political and fraternai circleE
Miss TorenSsy has for hong time been
propristress Of the brooklyn and Grand
Central hotels of Mount vernon. and IL
extremely popular with both the travelling
public and residents of her home.
The engagement Ia announced Of Ma
than L. Beman. the genial county audit
tor. ard Miss Filth 9. Ferry only dangn-
ter OF Mr.. AMI Mrs. Z. l.. Ferry Both
parties are well and favorahiy known IN
Seattle and each has a host 81 friends
The hride-elcct is a very pretty young
woman and the posseSsor of most en-
viabie disposition. The date for the we'd
ding has not been fixed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-03

The regular Too-whlt Club dance Was
given last FRIDAY evening 80 Masonic hail.
.srH a. the season IS Gra ing % an end.
a large number ~ tae C3s5 mcratef1 wefe
present Those Nha atjfafea Nrre- Mrs.
Giah. caaEss reu. &i8ss ia i44DErsaSe. Aiss
AGNES fsass.tt. Mias f.fiiian Hiidehran3t.
Mss Fteier Morse siss &aude Mellon
aid. Miss Whlts. A1iyN StFstsons MISS Iisl-
IN sirstton. Miss t4sussscfsr Mss Alice
Tax Miss Nave Esas kim. Miss Jsaufs
Bates. sftes Nsrz7le rite Weld Miss Aimee
F'arrissn.th Ns-s tssua. lane. Miss Glass;
cork. Mr. DNiRhf Sfrauon. Mr., Leis1y
benjamin. A~, Norris HartBe1t, Hr. ID
wiz Knapp Mr. fgas LEsgiasefar. Mr.. Otis
F.s,.Isse her. NJ Richard Fesrse. As WI
Nfaro=ss. Sir = 81 MSas3y siT George
Lazy. Nj Charles i-sne Mr.. car Eggert.
NJ HeHsy EEgert Ar. Charles Lynch.
Hr- .. &. oliver and Mr + " Sayrs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-03
Get This Seasons Bargains at the Bon Narhe-EXTRA Special.

se.inch Fancy Atwood Dress
Goods, value 65c, Monday only
sc yard.
Natural color Pongee Silk, %
inch. value 25c, only 12lc yard.
CrinkoIine Interlining, ~
inches wide, value zoe, only Zoe
gard
q dozen Mems Blue Denim
()yeraIls, value soc, only DC a
pair.
ladies' German Silvered Thin
bles, 1c each.
Imported Sewing Needles, full
counf, 1c paper.
Coates and Clark's best Six
Cord Spool Cotton, Monday 2
pools for SC.
Infants Calico Dresses, 1, 9
- 8 years size, Monday, . p.
n Zoe each.
Blue and White Checked Tow
cling, &c a yard.
Dress Calicoes, in remnants,
Monday, o a. IN. Sc yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-03
81 .! ,'.nl,:
1923 }
North Seattle

Elastic Canvas, in black and
gray, tomorrow only Tie yard.
Feather Stitch Braid. value
Zoe, Monday only SC a piece.
80 pieces Standard Dress
Prints. spring styles, value DC,
only &c yard.
Apron and Dress Ginghams,
only 3Ae yard
30 pieces Light Shifting Cali
Goes, value Sc, only 24c yard.
Parkhall Finest Zephyr Cling
ham, in newest plaids for waists
and dresses. only 7dc and l-3c
a yard, value 124e and 15c.
Boys and Girls Grain School
Shoes, sizes IL to >, Monday
only I5c pair.
10 pairs Ladies' Button Shoes,
Wei kid, razor toe. a beauty for
=, Monday only $50 a pair.
Infants Button Shoes. sizes
o, l, y and >, worth up to e5c.
Monday Toe pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-03
\ LINEN S.AI.E..

-al-,,1stcs as cac - tAa best crowd
,,r.-lucers 81 The year. hecaase % rs,oe
aftlgaess.
=, ward
RleaeAfd Ta.iei IStl tfasA- NN-@e
s., crIy - yard.
fSn~ All Linen Bsck ToSel Size
SsNlA. en.Y -.
Heavy Al fin~n psmAs& To~s Els
si7~ SKI only fsc
= atszen RiaS bed Honey Sezno ANs-
efs. sfzs axis. ouiy tssc-
Extra Heavy Gcrrlaa k1eaenea iaaiN
lAmrR, value ssc. caly SO .-
s8-lrah SIS qaAi,,t 49,
s.,.shiss ElarsasN SiiErr ffeacsge'A. 4 &C.
ctaea AArSsla a. s. a N@g1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-03
Surprise PARTIES.

On Saturday evening last the cosy ntsis
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. n. r. Rnaow, ts!a
Madison street. was the scene of a pleas-
arr surprise Sarty rendered them by a few
% their sinearc friends. The ladies' wore
costumes significant Of cities in Washing
ten giving the gentlemen no small amount
or laonr IN fecfpsering the representa-
tons Nassc proiaminatesl. several choisa
selections bogh vocal and Instrumental.
being rendered beautifully by Miss
Abrams Of Tacoma Miss Lillian Shanro
sad Mrs II +. Rusio~. Dainty refrrsh-
meufS were served. after which dancing
WAS INDUCED in till a late hour.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-03
LITTLE PRICES FOR
MOTIONS.

Eea,her S.stEA Erala res patterns
c7ss s. aS1 - g.cse. NA.Ge Ak Sld
Ista
F'rsrch tievu Ra-e. W only 4 a
,luxsa. NJ . dagen.
Ephuiar WAAse bsse Casing. caty =
= s-eS7s.
saE -, = Fsece
German F-ests aA&rn Hss>k ana Eta.
sa1T &sElu FAT 3.
ksrsirx.sr t'ro-eet Crft g. a han
a. y O. sr4 Costs t'To.-zes Cox
SOC be- ail ..0iars. ) l2iss fvr lz-
Marsha. > s-lIra TkTt4z. s.rs1As -
g.
Fse-st =. r-sel Cers. g = ball
flssck sna " afte 4ss - cot ~ ~
- sails
Safe.s llns. -s-Sol nfsfe5. - q zager
gAuse Su4ssAEtsrs- G-s4y - par.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-03

The commencement exercises az Maria
hall Van ASSET. Friday evening. under
the direction o. Prof. TeRchnor. prinoipai.
and Miss March and Miss Eiseiorf,n,
teachers. was an interesting affair, n.
bail tctrsE packed ~ its fsil cSracity ard
iaanX vera unable 10 gsin aanittancsN
IN" programme was necessarily lengthy.
hak The interest ~ rarsnts and friends ~
the paai3s sas maintained to the end Of
TIE exhibition The MtStletne Rough -
Re h.lgie Song FantoYnirne'- and tho
japanese fan drtil were excellent seies-
tons and Nsre entitled 20 special mem
ten. II was al good. and the work OF the
Children showed THAI they had been in
good hands for the past school term.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-03

The last meeting OF the Fremont Athen-
aellIn Literary Society for the season was
held Monday evening at the residence OF
Mrs. NJ. Ltef'$Enore on Kiicourne avenue
The following programme had been ar
ranged; Vocal duo. Mrs A. ]. Goddard.
Mrs t. p. Story; eharades. led ny Miss
Giles; soprano solo. Mrs. A. r. Tnckerx.
piano solo. Miss Ashworth: reading. Mr..
Frank Giles, vocal solo. Mr.. VI. r. Giles.
reading. MIR, r. c. Morse; talk on work
accomplished and plans for next season 3
work. Miss Goddard. Rev. J. T. Nichols,
The remainder OF the evening was spent
IN social converse and a delicious luncheon
WAS served.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-03

On saturday Inc High Sshool Cadet corr1-
pany chartered the steamer Bay City for
an excursion 20 Port Orchard. The affair
was A decided success. In spite of the In
element weather. which proved to be tho
only unpleasant feature OF the day. About
lb' students and teachers awaited them
selves OF the opportunity OF visiting uncls
SANS big dry dock. and upon their re-
turn all expressed themselves a. feeling
wen repaid for the trip.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-03
Coming Txenf..

Stevens Relief Corps viii give . dance
al Ranke's hall on "Wednesday evening.
The Queen Anne Fortnaghtiy Club will
meet at tho residence ~ Mrs. a. Nj
Br0okes on Thursday afternoon
The 81 Marks ladies aro preparing 70
serve lunch down town on an extenssy,
scale during the Knights of rythias en-
cainpmcnt. May n. % and Il
Tho coterie Club win give Its last In
door gathering for the season on Tuesday
might. at Mssonio hall. This club has
during the past season given n series of
very pleasant dancing PARTIES. and hopes
10 make this. the last. eclipse all.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-03

ard Mrs, !. G. Blass. Mr. ana Mrs. Y. A.
HAnke Mr.. AMI Mrs. JOAN Batter. Mr..
asa Mrs. II. Bailey. sir. ard Mrs James
g Nhsiisy. MIR, and Mrs. j r. RnrSeSs-
NJ ami Mrs J. y, Scawehga. Mrs. n.
II Callahan. Mrs. James o,Neal Mrs.
~ t~araAn- Mrs Murray. Mrs. iIDtks.
Nh tSsfyaend. Mrs. Busfe-wasta. Mrs.
hrstson. Mrs Hartnsss. Mrs. Common. Ms
hSpS3sd Mss Der4van. Mss Il.n. Mr..
Acl-@S alan. Mr. e Frank
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-03
Ar and Literary l,lul,a.

The Seattle Ceramic Club held its regu-
lar monthly meeting on Monday after
noon. April =. with the Misses Beach. Y..S
Chestnut street, The monthly prize was
awarded TO Miss Bessie L. Reach for q cum
and saucer done IN the Dresden style
The next meeting win be held at the homa
OF Mrs. r. l.. Fehrrp
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-03
\ LINING CHANCE.

Preach Hair Goth. value tec. toner
rsa ouiy ~ yari
beaall Grass Cloth. the new skirt
AIMS, = iaeAcs Side. only Joe yard.
:, fAcded Suah. 6 lpchcs wide. Only
~ aad ~ yard
assy str&l't >alcsa Waist and Sleeve
ssA.tfs. mil euas. Value &c. oD.y iac
Hss' KID finished Cambria. emily &c a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-03
BARGAINS FOR INFANTS.

,.1iAass' Ions CloaSs n White cash
n "a go embroidered. al 81 an4
- -s-tn;alts Embroidered cars
p,hsas sun EouHgt~ lufaais' Fine
'>5ssea cashmere St.ch .tgS.
Ja4's Nn-.l Asst suto.Ai. vSlgc -.
f.SN teItN a HtA shipment DG
80 ans is1rsef> aua san Hats g0y
So AID children, al speelal low
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-03
MEMS FURNISHINGS
BARGAINS.

AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES.
Mems Stainless Hose. Iib0ed TOP. only
=, hNEs Iisrmsderf Fast Black. Fun
sasaleaed Half Hose. value .0c. only
- PAR
Mems new style de Jolnyille Scarf.
t,aae sc. only iA,.
,Asas Spring DncVrwcaT IN Gamers
-, pearl hUitrns. Sllk thin med. NIB
~ eotion value ssc. only 80
Aens f1ue Sanitary All Wool sum
Rries onlY 81 60
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-03

So Fe.x1'ne fAf-t'sa Trilby Wells,
ys,saeu aita eiack ana butter coiores
ss.s So i.'aeS !-acss. a. only sac and
2 ~. '1or-i q lAot N,lrHs ir Is Nud
fard 80 ''' - AM
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-03

Tass Tnurssay night fsE 81 Mr. A. W
" asa4ys frSen3s spent very pheasant
sss~uAnx Al tire rssassspee % Mrs. J. W.
saasscocs, 81 Sz2eea street., IN a9-5r u
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-03

A PLEASANT rsesr on Eas give. the dele
gate % Aeatfie UsErca q Honor. No. 7.
Mrs. H. H. Callahan. THURSDAY evsnsnx.
April = ~ ne rsssisrsce q Mr. sna Mrs
James Z. Wnallsy. IL Fo8tiss aErrue.
--ns evenings eu5oyrGent consisted -
games. readings, rec4tst5ass ami card
playing, after Enicls refreshments HsTs
served Amoss those present ~ers Mr..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-03
HOSIERY AND UNDER
WEAR.

Money saved IL mouey earned. We
Ase you lots u you buy your Hosiery
and Underwear here now.
ladies' Ribbed Vest low neck. "a
xeod Toe garment MouGay, S..
ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vest. V neck
Ut square neck. 10 sleeves or WING
Sleeves. cr high neck and long sleeves.
asplsndid assortment OF STYLES aud un-
sqaaisd value; only Ice, i2l-c. lsc ard
Boys Gray McrinO Shirts and Draw
es, Monday, only - each.
.cAiidrcu's Ribbed Hose. fult seamless
as BACK value. Is, only inc a pair.
Our Boys ard Girls Extra Stout III
tseis Hose Tor children school wear. \
sueAing you cau hot duplicate sor Asss
aan DC. cur price, 20s a pair.
ladies Hermsdorf Imported Black
Soiton Hose. full fashioned. tNo-thr@aS
hssy Oily loo a pair.
!. Our SpeC.st' Imported German
nose Tor Ladies'. extra high spiicFt
aeeA SILK finished. new mellow black.
%, me rusty klad. value. SSc. our s2c-
CA leaier at - a pair.
ladies' linton Suits. Swiss ribbed.
sssvisl, SOC and Toe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-03

ladies' Chocolate Tar Lace and But
ton shoe IN the very latest Of cut and
newest shade OF tan: value. si-s0. our
price, $50 pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-03
A CONTRAST.

Women proverh!aliy ike to wear
sisiall shoes, and men perhaps this ex-
plains 10 undoubtedly admire small
iret IN omen. ANY soman's feet can
- nA1s 70 look small when properly
saod. Shoes can be mad. to Accom-
tuAte the good points AMI 20 help con-
cesl the bad points. II any.
You DON realize the art-yes. real
aFt-thore Is IN correctly fitting a foot.
you
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-03

Ladies twentieth century Kid OK
,,efas pateEt leather tip. worth $50.
Monday. only s..
Ladies Russeis JaciutO Oxford.
Warih s.: Monday only sisa pair.
LADIES' RusSef oxford. twentieth cen
fury style worth $50: Monday. only
", - pair.
Ladies flne porgola. Patent Leather
Trimmed Juliet oCly S1.55 a pair
Childreu's ard Misses fire porgela.
Patent leather Tip. Spring Heel. But
ton Shoes. spes iai prices for Monday
sizes SIS. only Sc. SKIES san. oy.ly 81.
sizes liza 20 9. only SIS
Special sale Of Mems Fine Calf Good
year Well ard Machine Sewed Lace.
aAd congress Shoes n al the latest
toes, al SIS. 8 -. SSe9 ard xs50
Boys Fire Welt Calf Shoes. value
s.. only Ees a pair
Mems Purpose Shoe Laces. first quail
ny. only SC pair
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-03
NEW RIBBONS.

Vastly increased sales ten the story
OF cur better than other Inducements.
e, speciai value Ia Black Gras Ora y
Pearl Eurc Ribbon. inches wiEs- vail
us -. Monday otly Ike yard
A very eiegant line 81 all six Ores
Hte1- IA f.nie f'url p arA RAINBOW or
r. Is, In light ana dainty ceiore.t
and 81 yard
Best qgal.ty Al Six. heather Edge
Ba5y Ribbon. only IL yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-03

stormy day. prec-sissi ay rrofFsetssi
rains vas ~ Ears;a.i as ga ssVaC oaas foT TIE
Az Isague reception On F'ri@ay last. box,
contrary - xaesetsAtisHs~ large nEz-rt.er
O. interested visitors attended. exfyr1ss3Fsz-
surprise al an4 recommendation ~ lie 2rVs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-03

The r7ettiesf small affair a. the past
week Ras the danciHE party given oy the
members % 5ae Tuesday Night Card Club
AZ Frasch's hall on Tuesday evening Tais
c,J.t. has Just finished a series Of card
parties and IN conformity vith tHe wish
OF A number of members % opcn ard close
the series with 4 dance the party was
given The hall aas n1asiest}T decorated
Rlth apple blossoms AMI with IS aacs
curtains. presented most hone-l3ke ar-
pearance. WaEnEr's Orchestra furnished
TIRE music. among The numbers beng tn.
latest song and t1vo-Stsp craze. Ma An
Fellae~ lemonade AM ref-eshma Ms
were served during she evening. Among
those present SeFe, Mr. aad Mrs r. y
Asnsworth. Mr ard ,frs- Z. r Blaine. Mr.
and Mrs. c. l. west M ard Mrs Charles
Staruson. Mr. ana Mrs- Tracey Robertson.
Mr. aaa Mrs Harxood &erga0 Nr. and
Ms Howard Issiiu- o. Tarou NJ. ami
Mrs : l. C-as FORD. Nj ard Ms. T. T..
Fehrsn. NJ AMI Mrs. Watson. MT. Aad
Mrs J Albert Jacksaa. Mr. ard Mrs.
Henry kyer Mrs. Fred SiiTns81. Ms ~.
G. Perkins Str. and Mrs WtN else, Mr.
ard Mrs T. " Prise. Ms Ssrstsr Mss
Pre-. Miss olive Baxter Il * Rslfs. Mss
Helen Fairfax Nc$augnt- Mrs E2aloe
Hanfarsi Mss MorgHn- Mss Wa5arpu.
Mss clark ME. Fred Baxter. NJ. ORA
Rank M = l. Refer. NJ Prank Fre4-
e-tek. NJ Faico. Joslia. Mr.. James
Swat NJ Rsa BIT aker SgT. Mart SeaFry.
Mr.. VII Hanna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-21
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

Samuel b. Lawrence appointed receiver yes
terday for the New-York Bicycle Equipment Com
pany Of No. 257 Broadway. by Judge Beekman. OF
the Supreme Court. the application OF the d.
rectors Of the company. 1t was incorporated on
January 15 with capital stock Of 100000 and put
on the market "the minute repair kit" The
liabilities are $10.331 and assets $3.50 Unfuflled
contracts aggregate $4,000 The principal stock
holders are c. w. Youngman. $20S.ao: David H.
Darling. trustee N4l. 200: John D. Cheever. s5l .00
The Sheriff has taken charge Of the place Of bus
ness Of Roberts Brinkerhof. dealers in carriages
and sleighs, at No III Chambers-st.. on claims In
favor Of the j. Is. McFarlan Carriage Company. OF
Connersye. Ind. for $s.275. and in favor Of
Thomas l.. Curley and Robert l.. Hedges, for 81. 400
They had been ir business for four years and
claimed a capital Of $4,000 Besides their carriage
business. they also handled bicycles. including the
Fox wheel. made at Grand Rapids. Mich.
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AGAINST THE REFUGEES.
BONDS MAY BE FURNISHED. hO" T' XIV
TO SAVE THE ARMENIANs FROM
DEPORTATION


The Board OF Special Inquiry on Ellis Island yes
tcrday completed its examination OF the lo' Ai"'0
mans who came to this country on the Obdam' ''u
debarred 1a4 of them Th.rty-three have been adj
mitted. The greater proportion Of them are WIN
out money and unable to speak English' ana '"o
Immigration Bureau considers them incapapie VI
supporting themselves
Those debarred are In a pi,ful condition OF Ter
ror at the idea Of being sent back to turkey "'."
they consider equivalent to going 10 their oea'"'
once the Turks know they fed to America oOho
Of the women are IN tears constantly. III Is saio
that the Salvation Army will arrange to give oonds
guaranteeing that the Armenians, II admi''eu' VIII
not become charge upon the community
Hagop Bogigian, Boston merchant yesterday
sent a telegram to Washington asking what
amount OF bond would be required TO lana the re'u
gees He said he would furnish all that might rea-
.o,aby be demanded. He received the reply from
the Treasury Department. that 500 would De ac-
cepted as the bond for each Armenian
In place OF the regular Tuesday MONDAY meeuhs
IN Memorial Hail. No. l20 West Fourteen'h-st.. the
Salvation Army yesterday held service or prayer
for tie amel,oration OF the condition OF the Arme-
mans Commander Booth-Tucker LED the meephs'
ard opened with prayer for the distressed people
The commander made an address contending that
tho Armenian refugees detained on Ellis Island
were not to be placed in tho same category VII"
Immigrants thought 10 be Objectionable. Ihey
came to this country not 10 make fortunes Dull
merely to exist
Commander Booth Tucker announced that yes
terdays meeting merely forerunner OF a
monster mass-meeting to be held on Monday even
Ing probably at Carnegie Hall. to protest against
the Armenian atrocities. 49, -
Hagop Airsanian and Nahan Amadien TWO 81
the refugees who were allowed 70 land. made ad'
dresses
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A MYSTERIOUS DEiIH EXPLAINED.

The death Of Eugene Lynch. Of No. 60 Nelson-st..
Brooklyn. who found unconscious Monday
afternoon In front Of No. 1s Front-st was cleared
up yesterday. Patrick Rafferty,. Of No. 451 Column
blast. Brooklyn. called at the Coroner's office and
said that Lynch was on a wagon which he was
driving through Front-st. Lynch In charge Of
the wagon. but Rafferty,. who was his helper was
driving. The wagon belonged to the Ldgerwood
Manufacturing Company, and was loaded with iron.
When Rafferty, had driven aboard the Fulton
ferryboat and was out in the East River. he
missed Lynch. Rafferty, Informed Thomas H. For
est Of No. 1856 Huntngton-st.. Brooklyn. and they
found Lynchs body at the Hudson Street Hospital.
where he died Both men are satisfied that Lynch
car track In Front-st. to avoid passing car.