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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-03-23
DAILY INDEPENDENT.
SALMAGIINDI

Full line Of rubber goods at Alex
ander's.
William Henry of Starr Valley is in
town this afternoon.
Trib lubricates the muscles and
sinews and promotes quick action.
James Jeffries whipped Peter Jack
son last night in the third round.
Clothing cleaned and repaired and
new Spring suits made by Jacobs,
the tailor. y
To RENT.-Mrs. Taylor announces
har house for rent on reasonable
terms; also ladies' bicycle for sale
very cheap; good wheel in perfect
repair.
A forty-tive ton torpedo boat was
bought by the agent of the United
States navy yesterday, and will be
shipped to New York at once by
steamer.
Dave Casper has Just received
new lot OF samples Of Fall and
Winter Clothing which will be made
to order from $3.50 I'D.
Those who know the good Iiniment
Trib longest become it's best friends.
A woman was circulating petition
around town today asking the COM
lDissioners to furnish her transporter
ton to Winnemuccu.
If you want to buy first class BIZ
cycle, call at the INDEPENDENT office.
1t will be sold cheap for each.
What are the school trustees gong
to do with principal Snyder? Are
thty going to continue him as prin-
cipal? The people would like to
know.
Dancing pumps and light weight
boots and shoes at Alexander's. +
After Cabinet meeting yestei day
the President authorized the state
ment that the report of the Naval
Board of Inquiry would be in on
Thursday or Friday, and would be
sent to Congress on Monday.
A London dispatch OF the 22nd
says that Gladstone, one of the great
est statesmen Of this century, is very
low and there is little doubt that he
is nearing his end. The old gentle
man has been failing for several
months.
BE Sure You Are Right and then
go ahead. Be sure yon get Hoods
Sarsaparilla and you may confidently
expect it will purify your blood and
give you appetite and strength.
HOODS PILL are easy to take
easy to operate. Cure indigestion,
billiousness. 25c.
Senior Polo. the Spanish minister
wants to know, on behalf Of Spain
why the United States are buying
warships. Spain is woefully ignorant
The Louisville Courier Journal thinks
any one else would know that what
we want with warships is to prevent
anybody from stealing our reindeer
which we went to 30 much trouble to
obtain.
We wish to STATE once for all time
that the editor Of this paper has not
been since he quit the public school
and is not now an applicant for the
principalship. He quit the school To
go into the newspaper business and
never has had the least idea 81 re-
turning to his former profession. An,
assertion to the contrary Ii born Of
malice or the result Of a distemperec
imagination. We hope that tbit
is plain and direct enough that way
faring man, even though fool, car
understand it.
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mercial 81 discount bank. par. San Francisco
Sight lie: telegraph. TIC. Cincinnati-oVer '''e
counter, SOC. premium: between banks. par pos
ton-5c discount Savannah-Buying. l-l6c DIS
count selling. 75c per 81 900 premium Charies'oh-
Buying 1kc. discount selling par.
BANK CLEARINGS - New-York - Exchanges'
7l47315i; balances 49, 1s4.Hl Chicago-ExchangeS'
s2 l57 OF: balances 81 9Sl 062. Bamore-Exchanges'
477l7 ol: balances sS7 752 Phiadelphia-Exchanges'
sl3 1852: balances, N.57s055. Bosion-Exchanges'
81 S72 Ojl: balances s2.393ss9.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Call money IN
London. 2IQ1la per cent open market discount
rate 3i.a3ls per cent for short and long DIS Ser
In discount rate per cent; Paris. per cent Der
lin exchange on London. 20 marks 4215 pfennings'
Paris exchange on London. % francs 2sls confines.
EUROPEAN SECURITIES. - British consos
closed at lili. for money and III 9-l6 for the ac-
count French rentes i02 francs IS centlmes. Span
ish As in London. -.
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver, bs'.. MeNl-
can silver dollars 46hs Bar silver In London, Z'Ssd'
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid, $780, Lisbon. 4o'o'
Buenos Ayres. III: Rome. l07 o.
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sURVIvoRS or THE TOLOTA BROrGHT ~.
THE SCHOONER WAS WRECKED OFF THE COAST
or YUCATAN.

THE SCHOONER WAS WRECKED OFF THE COAST
or YUCATAN.
The Ward Line steamer city 81 Washington
brought TO New-York yesterday the captain and
six members OF the Of the schooner Tolofa
which was wrecked on Cosuinni Island. off the
coas; Of Yucaian. the night Of November .
while on her way from Guantanamo 70 Port
Tampa. The schooner struck by the storm
which swept up the coast and driven FAR out Of
her course. Sail shortened much as pos
s!b,e and every effort made To keep the vessel
Off the Ice shore but all 10 avail. Il was 70
O'Clock at night when the Tolofa went ashore. One
OF the c~ew was washed into tho and lost
soon after the ship struck and another swcp;
of a piece Of wrcckaEe and drowned while trying
% reach the shore The other members OF the
crew together with Captain Fletcher managed
10 reach the shore. where they taken car.
Of by the natives and later sent 10 this por;
Tho Tolofa WIS owned by Arthur Sewalt and
hailed from Raih Me. She valued at $50 500
and was partly insured
Two other vessels which left Guantanamo about
The same time as the TOlofa also lost one
was the former Spanish cruiser Maria Teresa
and the o, her TIE schooner Mary Palmer, which
was lost of the Carollnas
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.-New IS active. Final
ouO.atiOns follow:

RAILROAD EONDS.-Markct irregular and ac-
tive Total sales amounted IN par value to 81 $50 e.
900 against 81 10000 on Monday. The heaviest
dealings were IN the Atchson issues Brooklyn
rand Transit IS Central Georgia consol IS Chcsa-
pea Ike and ohio 4i2s. Rock Island ~. Colorado Mid
land lis Erie General lien As and prior Is Kansas
aud Texas DDS Now-York Central Lake Shore
3igs Baltimore and Ohio issues, Michigan Central
3i.s Susquchanna ard Western general IS oregon
Short Line income issues. Reading IS. ST. Louis
and Iron Mountain -. ST. Louis and San Francisco
Is ST Louis Southwestern IDS. Southern Railway
Is Union Pacific Is Denver and Gulf LIST receipts
Kansas Ci,y. Pittsbure and Gulf lists and Norfolk
and Western Is
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he toopardized Contracts had been made, men had
gone into expensive training. a hall had been. en-,
gagged racers are coming from abroad ana general
expectation had been excited
Alderman McCals motion TO refer the resolution
70 the Law Committee carried bN % 10 -.
Tho Committee on Streets and Highways and the
Commissioner OF Streets ana highways wore 81,
streets at corners that travellers IN surface cars
might see them in passing. The Board also thanked
Aldermen Goodman. Goss. Woodward and Sickle
FOR attending the convention o. municipalities az
Detroit and asked that thcy make report Of their
observations and experiences. The Aldermen went
TO the convention upon their own Initiative. hold
ing the opinion that Ncw-YOrk should b" represent
ed there The Board. however. Yesterday author
tied the Controller to dcfray their expenses uro-
vidng that they did not exceed 500 for each Alder
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London Nov. -. ?. m.-Amerlcan securities
advanced at the opening and remained steady all
day. Ncw-York buying influence the advance
The closing tone steady. and the demand gen.
orally hight. Last prices were Atchison. Il: ca
madam Pacific Is. ST. Paul. 49,. Illinois Central
ll5i4 Louisville G7s; Union Pacific. proferrcd 72
New-York Central 123. Erie. 1isa Pennsylvania.
GU. Reading. TO- Erie first preferred. So Northern
Pacific preferred. 49, and Grand Trunk sis
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THE ALDERMEN AND THE BltlCLE h''E.
A RESOLUTION COMPELLING RIDERS TO TAKE
SIX HOURS REST DAILY BURIED
COMMITTEE

A. the meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen yes
,erdav on the motion OF Alderman Noodward'
resolution reciting that as peace between the ''eu
s,a,es and Spain vas assured the Mayors
(,onro,,,ee should carry out the plans for Peace
Jubilee here was carried. It being provided th"t
che toint committee Of the Board OF Aldermen ana
The Municipal Council should cooperate with that
committee 800
Alderman Dixie introduced resolution providing
%hat ell men women or children who took part
In a SIX days bicycle IN the city should have
at least six hours rest day. or fine OF 500
should be inflicted ION any manager or any other
participant" in such race. Alderman Mccall o9-
posed the resolution the ground That the Law
Committee now had tho matter OF restraining six
day races under consideration.
Alderman Fleck said that interests which had
arranged the forthcoming l42-hour race should not
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES Money on call per cent. with
exceptions at -. per cent. Time money Der
cent for sixty days. 3a3l per cert for three
months. 81 Per cent for four months. and 3i,44
per cont for six months. Commercial paper rates
were 3p3i. per cent for three months 3a4 per
cent for four months. and 3sai per cent for six
months. Names not 50 well known ruled higher
FOREIGN EXCIIANGE.-Market DUH with a
weakening tendency. Actual closing rates We're:
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MOUNT PLEASANT ASSESSORS SIGN.

Tho Board OF Assessors OF the town OF Noun,
Pleasant met yesterday and signed the tax list for
the year. \ week ago they reused 10 90 this. on
tho ground that they could not swear Il cor
re-, n thcv inserted the valuation OF the Rookie
foer property al the amount ordered by the courts
Csr,rsei a said 10 have advised them to obey the
courts Assessor Martin withheld his signature. -
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WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

OUTSIDE SECURITIES Market firm and dull.
Standard OIL closed 40isdH2. against 4o9tsQ4lo on
Monday Last prices OF other prominent ISSUES
were: Standard Gas common. l&1l39; preferred.
i5Od 100; Mutual Gas. 3i0n3c0 NewAmsterdam Gas.
common o7Q2,.: preferred G7u67al; Glucose. COM
mon. 6i94ge5s; preferred. lg7l.glo'i. Wagner I"!-
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Actual cash bal $500 7o3 23 s29i Dec s2454sos
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.-Customs receipts
reported from Washington. 7.S66: internal reye-
rue receipts. sC54Cs3, and the miscellaneous re-
ceipts. $4,000; fetal Government receipts for the
DAY, sl.2s65'0; expenditures, $4,000. Receipts for
the month to date s37 53S 9s5: expenditures 1919
900: excess of expenditures. S92247l5. Receipts for
the fiscal year to date s202516, 222; expenditures,
'2S54S523 excess OF expenditures. $50, 3Ol. Re
coipts Of National bank notes FOR redemption
yesterday. $50 729.
SUB-TREASURY.-Th SubTreasury debtor
at the Clearing House S4O7O31. Its net loss bal
ance was s51.60s made up by gain in currency OF
s1i.973 and loss In coin OF 5Sl. The days
operations included: Receipts. A.2i6242: payments.
$40 SO resulting in a general balance OF s5s,729
$751; consisting OF Si200l72l coin and N4.727S 63
rency.
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A.. Car lssxe17oH: Continental Tosses~ 81

&C. Car, issx917ot: Continental Toosese' sss
34Js67s5 preferred. 79A1So.
SILVER EXPORTs.-Exports OF niv0' '"o~S'
geo 900 ounces.
NORTHWESTERN's DIvfDENDS.-Tne Cnic.so
and Northwestern Railway Company mas "e'.'U
the regular quarterly dividend OF Ia per cen. "
its preferred stock and the regular s'",
dlvi1ond Of 2i. pcr cent on its common s'ocn'
DEMAND FOR BONDS.-The current Su'"s ~
,,apd for bonds was reflected In the bios TOT vow
Work. civ issues opened yesterday. the shpSc''p
lions 70 an Offering OF sl.725,co 81 per cen"
amounting to S24lG1,Uo x,,.
BrrRLJNGTON'S EARNTNGS.-Chicaso' pui'"e
ton and Quincy earned IN October ls3 per cent "
us stocks its gross net returns for the MONTE
heng ,be heaviest FOR any month In the history VI
the company. $1,000
Union PACIFIC EARNINGS. In octooe'
Union Pacific made gain In net earnings Oh 49,
SCI over October. 1897. and for the -FOUR months y
the fiscal year gain OF e55 exclusive OF ota'S'
line earnings and miscellaneous income.
EXPORTS or MERCHANDISE.
week ending Nov 20 s7i5S07o si3es3 $50 fs84 - -
From January i......31y sSs. 40 ISL eZoS sN'@%~~
OUTSIDE SECURITY MARkET
NETWORK STREET RAILROADS.
m.,or,.a by c. l. Hudson & Co.. Nos. "a & 90 wsi-s.I
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HEAVY SALES FOR PROFITS.
WORKING FOR A REA CTION

BOND MARKET IRREGUIAR-MONEY AND
EXCHANGE.
Closing prices yesterday OF the principai ac
tive securities and net changes from Mo'u"S
last quotations were as follows:
STOCKS
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NEW BOOKSANDNEW EDITIONS

The Putnams send Parts XVI. XVII ana
XVIII OF Tho Encyclopedia OF Sport 10
which we have made favorable reference more
than once But with every nstalment OF this
splendid work we feel inclined TO renew our
encomiums The editors seem omniscient; they
explore not only modern but ancient sport. anu
every writer for the book knows MS suoJeV'
from ton TO bottom To make all this the more
acceptable beautiful presswork Is lavished upon
the enterprise, and the illustrations are pe!o"o
praise for practically and artistic quan'v'
The Harpers bring out new ana ehia'seu
edition OF that indispensable work by "''iia''
Blaikie first published in 1879 HOW 10 Oe'
Strong and How to Stay So" In spite or 'he
scheme OF the book, which legitimateiy aoii''S
pf such illustration, We are somewhat pu~"'u
when we turn from picture or the STATUE "a
Nathan Hale in City Hall Park to photographs
~ Mr. u I. Dowd before and after four years
OF systematic exercise. and from these 10
rerroauct,on Of Michael Angeles Moses. But
n Is meant that these illustrations should DC
considered with constant reference TO the text
with its elaborate dispositions upon the pnE-
-coue Of one celebrity or another. so taken theN
90 ve,conoe additions TO the book IT must DC
remembered that one source OF the success OF
The work. after its sound ideas. IS its mass or
apposite biographical information
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-30

We have IN past seasons noticed the divert
ing little collections OF epigrams compiled by
Mr. Frederick W. Morton. Having devoted one
volume to woman and another to man, he turns
IN a third TO the sentimental emotions inspired
In one by the other. Love in Epigram Vhi-
cago A c. McClurg G. Coz gives more than TWO
hundred pages 10 quotations. short and long, In
prose and in verse from writers as diverse as
Byron and J. G. Holland, Plato and Marie
Coreln This means. Of course. that between
the covers Is much wisdom and much platitude
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-30

The Baker & Taylor Company publish unoer
the title Of Tn Natures Image" book or ten
chapters on pictorial photography by W. l.
lincoln Adams. The book is useful, because II
conveys some intelligent hints on questions OF
importance TO every amateur photographers
The illustrations show that the amateur can 90
some very pictureque and striking work In
fact. Mr.. Adams has collected some remarkable
examples.
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BONDS.

Ind y r. Co IS SIS 81 Newark Pass 5s.il3 no
X e T. 4 q SIS. a.. -. Peoples rrac io5i. io5t
! cons o. 1907. 1907. Ecc a Peo...... 95S 95s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-30

II has been the aim Of both publishers and
editors TO leave nothing undOne to make this
the best edition thus far published. The text Is
absolutely complete and contains the fugitive
poems ne elected by Browning and usually not
found in collected editions and includes, also
some verses not in any other edition. The intro
duCtiOns and notes full and scholarly, ana
throw new light on Browning and his works.
The lines are numbered throughout. and the vol
umes themselves are In every way delight.
The type has been selected with special refer
ence to its egibility the paper Is Opaque, and
the cover designs by Goodhuc are especially APP
pIcDriate. The set is enCased in neat cloth
boA making il beautiful and appropriate for
presentation purposes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-30

DR. Henry van Dykes popular book of es-
says The Poetry OF Tennyson, is published
by the Scribncrs in tenth edition. revised en-
larged and provided with new preface. In his
GENIAL introduction the author tells how his
book grew out Of a personal experience. An old
LADY gave him a dollar on his fourteenth birth
day. and when he entered a bookshop TO spend
81 he found pirated edition Of "Enoch Arden
which as he says. became key admitting him
sinto the garden and palace Of poetry, there 70
find a new beauty in the world. new meaning
in life. and a new 10Y r living" His interest
IN Tennyson grew rapidly. and his essays on the
poet when they were begun, In the early
eighties. followed one another swiftly enough
for his hook to be published in 1889. He wrote
With an enthusiasm tat communicates itself TO
the reader and his clear understanding of his
theme made him not only inspiration but
guide to large public. That public VIII ap-
1recate the present edition OF the book. upon
which perfectly satisfactory presswork has been
bestowed.
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0rnthers.
nR. W. G. NOVEL;. private tutor al pupils homes or
J az III +. SD St Two pupils received In family
TIME PARIS EXHIBITION OF 1900
Intending visitor. talght nv Partisan sreak and
French thoroughly. references former
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WORKS
CAMBERWELL EDITION

Edited and annotated by CHARLOTTE PORTER
and HELEN A. CLARKE. ~ pocket
volumes, size X inches, with photo
gravure frontispieces. Cloth, gilt top
per SET $500. Limp leather per set,
1880. Half calf, per set, $500.
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70, sale By doottrf,y Sent, to'taaid on rtfriff Of
f,1ct BY TIE Pu6llher. SIND 70, XH5tn I'd fafal0s"r
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Dr r Gotham Brewer the compiler OF The
peader's Handbook" O. B. Lppincott Com
many, died carly in 1897. while engaged upon
the correction OF the proofs OF new edition OF
his book. His daughter. Mrs. Hayman' TOOK up
his task. and the volume as II now STANDS con-
tains the results OF a careful revision OF INC
original matter. 1t is also considerahN en-
larged there being more than twelve hunu'eu
nases The work is well named. 1t Is nanny
companion for reader, dealing win the
famous names in fiction. with proverbs ana sa!-
tngs and giving in fact, convenient cie"s 10
thousands Of illusions and references Which
wou,d otherwise remain dark TO all out 'he
deeply learned. We have tested IT ana 1ouho
that IT Is not impeccable but the encyciop%ola
which never fails the investigator has yet 10 De
discovered and 50 far this one goes II oe-
serves warm praise.
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The editions OF the Bible printed for the uni
versities of oxford and Cambridge are circu-
lated in this country by the American branch
Ct the oxford University Press. at No. ~ Firth
sve and by James Pott & Co. No. ll9 West
~'wenty-third-st.. the agents OF the Cambridge
University Press. From these houses we have
received two editions Of the Revised Version
One is the version used in England. The other
gives readings and renderings preferred by the
American authorities geographically they are
anke. We need hardly point out to the student
the importance Of having both these forins o.
the Bible accessible
The American Bible House. of New-York ana
PHILADELPHIA sends US teachers edition Of The
New Illuminated Holy Bible Self-Pronouncing.
With MARGINAL References Concordance. Maps
and Numerous Helps" There are nearly six
hundred illustrations scattered through this vol
ume and while they are not OF high artistic
value they should be of use t. The teacher when
he desires wildly TO enforce IL cxpcation Of
the text.
Henry Froude publishes another volume
which will be helpful in the classroom. The
Parallel Psalter." The Reverend s. r. Driver
has prepared this work on one paga he gives
the text as IT is printed in the English prayer
book. and the opposite page he gives a YER
sion OF his own which aims at clearing up ell
obscurites It IS a good working volume
Mr. William Canton me author Of The In
visible Playmate and ". V. Her Book Dodd.
Mead & Coz has an unusual gift. He can write
OF childhood with humor. with tenderness, with
wisdom and without ever disturbing the bloom
on that most fragile Of all themes. He has
many fancies. but he does not carry them too
far. His observation is close. but IT IS not in
trusiyely searching a child for him Is being
TO approach with due sense OF spiritual and
domestic things. without emphasizing the sig
nIacance OF either. His prose is pleasant and
so are his verses. the latter often possessing.
indeed exceptioral sweetness and grace. The
compound title we have quoted embraces books
originally published apart. 1t is good 70 have
them together IN one neatly printed and prettily
bound volume.
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