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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-27
Artificial Pearls.

The Chinese method of produc np
artificial pearls by nitro iucng some
foreign substance into the pearl
oyster is open to difficulty; the nys-
ter sometimes txnels the obi ct from
its shell. a French experimenter
has devised nm improvement. He
makes hole in the shell and intro.
dnces little hit of mother of pearl.
The oyster Cannot get rid of this, and
deposits the nacreous layer on it I'M
I'll 1t bernmea "a pearl. About two
years suffice. a small true pearI
may he used. The subject was fully
discussed before the French a cade
my Of Sciences.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-27
The RebekHh Ball.

The dance given by Ivy R+bekah
Lodge No. Is. {. o. D. F at Harris
Hall last nipht was a grand success
III every particular and was highly
enjoyed by all in attendance. Al
e:3 the ladies of the degree team, II
III number under the direction Of A.
l.. Mauk. 2. G. M. presented a very
pretty drill. taken from the work of
the order. which could he made pub.
lie. There was not a single mistake
ma ie in all the intricate iyures.
which showed careful training md
practice on the part of the partici-
pants. At nine o'clnck the grand
march and quadrille WAS called. and
prettier spectacle it wcnld be hard
to imagine, than that presented by
the ladies in their beautiful gowns
accompanied by their escorts. At
- o'clock nm intermiseion was taken
for supper, after which dancing WAS
resumed AMI nontiru d until the wee
sma' hours this morning.
The music furnished by the
orchestra composed Of Miss Della
Wilson. and Messrs Vargas, Ma>er
and IIoring was excellent. Beautiful
houtonnieIe s Of choice cut flowers
were gwen to NIL present. and taken
altogether the party WIS the social
event of the season.
There was a, large crowd present.
and we trust the order cleared MANY
sheckels. and We sin nerely hope the
ladies will see tit to give ona of their
parties on each anniversary of the
order.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-27
Cars Without Wheels.

Street cars without wheels are the
latest novelty in vehicles. The cars
RIM on ball bearings, and being near
the Lire instead Of raised above it, arc
not subject to the same amount Of
resistance in the form OF centrifugal
force. Much greater speed is thus
Obtained. and the wear OF the halls in
carrying the car is much less thar the
wear Ut the wheel rims. The move.
ment OF the tramcar is easy and
agreeable.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-27

The INDEPENDENT has made q coo.
pinati"n with the San Frar cisco Bull.
letln by which both papers will be
uehVered to- subscribers 10y carrier
lor one dollar ~ month. Every sub.
scrlDer To both papers gets u set Of
Oeautlful sun burst phOM-engrav,nqs
~ X2o inches. nf Dewey, Schley md
Sampson, Americas great naval
heroes. These pictures are works Of
art and will ornament any home,
Subscribe now and get these bcuuti.
ful pictures and the latest news OF the
world in the Bulletin ind tho l,cal
and State news in the INDEpEu uEsp.
Subscriptions received at this otfice
or 10y the solicitor.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-27
Glasses Fitted to all Eyes.
NOTICE.

by order OF the Board OF County
commissioners OF EIko County, State
OF Nevada. made this 9th day of
februAry. 1929. notice is hereby
given that all persons who are charG.
es upon the county must come to the
County Hospital, or all claims Tor
their support will be disallowed by
eald Board except in cases Of extreme
emel gency.
Attest: A. G. DAwLEY,
County Clerk.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-27
YOUNG MOTHERS.

Group is the terror of thousands nf
Young mothers because its outbreak
ls 30 agonizinR and frequently fatal.
Sh'l"h's Cough nmi Consumption
Cure acts Like magic in cases NJ
Group 1t has never been known to
fail The worst cHses relieved i'm
mediately. Price rs cis.. so cts. and
Sl.OO. For sale by Elko Drug Co.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-27
MANY A LOVER

Has turned with disgust from nm
Other wise lovable glrl with nm "ff.n-
sive breath. Karl's Glover Root Tea
inr'ties the breath nv lts action on
the bowela, etc ~ nothing alsa will
Sod Tor Years ON absolute guarantee
Price % cts. and so cts. For sale b.
Elko Drug Co.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-27
WHAT is SHILOH?

A grand old remedy for Cough,
Colds and COnsump' lui,; u sed through
the world Tor half century, has cur
ed innume.abie cases OF inciuirnt
cons sumption and relieved many in
advanced stages. IL yOn are not sat.
lstied with the results We will refund
your money Price Is els 80 cts.
and S1.OO. For sale by Elko Drug 20.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-27
YOU TRY 1T.

II Shiloh's Cough and Consump.
tion Cure, winch in sold for tho small
price Of IS cts . go cts. and S1tO, does
not cure take the bottle back and we
will refund your money. Sold Tor
over so ears on this Guarantee. Price
Y, cents and 80 cents. For sale by
Elko Drug. Co.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-27

Why not dress neatly when il
costs no more than to wear shabby.
misfit clothing. jacobs fits you and
gives satisfaction or no pay.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-27

S "Aso Nueo Will Oegln at VOW
ellis ranch on the fonrth Of May. I'D
Smoke Bamherrer'a famous Palace
RnG"et cigar, . for % cents. at George
w. Bruc+'s. =
Indian Agent Mayhugh of the
Duck Valley rese Walton arrived in Ell.
ko yesterday.
Bar silver was quoted yesterday AT
81 cents raise nj seven eighths OF a
cent over the day before.
Mr.. A. Bruce returned on No. 9
last night from Great FALLS where he
went to attend the funeral of his
brother.
The sale Of 30.0n0 pounds Of wool r.
BOSTON purchasers has heen made in
Wmn"mncca. The price paid was
ten cents per pound
An exchange says, the beef inauirv
If now an the hands vt the court +"
Let us hope that it will soon he
placed in the hands of the undertaken.
Gilbert ]. Roote, mining mnn
from San Francisco. arrived in Reno
rerentlv on his wav to examine the
mines in Peavine District owned by
Captain Griffin and others.
Mr.. End Mrs. w. w. Boohor arriv-
I'd from Ogden on NJ. 9 last night
They were met Mt the train nv mnnv
friends who showered che m with con
gratulatiops.
letter received in Eureka Thurs.
day from CLAW Powell who ia with orr
army in Mmila states that the ac-
counts cahleI 70 America If the 'oss
IN both sides is much larger than
reported.
Mrs. Jam T"tatton of ~exter, M.
md her fonr chillren we're murdered
and burned in their home Mt that
place yesterday. A stnpson of the
murdered woman ia eupnosed to have
committed the crime. but he c,cims
fhat he ia innocent and that the crime
WAS committed by two unknown men
The Supreme Conrt Of California
has rendered a deriaion unfolding
the right Of labor rnnizstions to
boycott "bnoxinna amnlnvers. and do.
nvin0 m Injunction except upon
showing Of specific acfs O: a criminal
nature.
Mrs. T. Stephens. who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. G.. n, Sprople
for several months and Mics Ger
trude. departed for San Francisco On
No. 4 today. During their short atav
in Elkn they have made many friends
who will regret their departure.
Anna GonId's hnsbqnd has heen
awarded s3n0 da ma gea against Par.
in newspaper that publish false
story ct duel in which his name
figured conspiruonely. This ia the
only money the fnnnt has earned
since he L.arriad Miae Gonld remarks
the Chicago Inter Ocean.
Crom we'll was 300 years old ,ester.
day. LING after he waa dead and
bnripd. he was taken from hi. crave.
.behead"d. and his head paraded
ah"nt England. This was not much
over 200 years ago. The Samoans
are guilty of the Same practices even
to the present day. II all goes to
show that We are Of one blood
Silver State.
A Reno dispatch Of the 25th savs.
A. india, French sheep owner who
was pnt of of the Yosemite reserve
last summhr by the soldiers. crossed
the mountains and started en- a for.
aging expedition. When :hey had
overrnn the range owned Ivy Henry
Anderson the later sued him for tres.
passing. Yesterday the suit was com.
promised by Iuda paying Anders IN
A6iO
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-27
SA;LMAGUNDl.

aha.
|eymonr Jacobs, Elko's popular
= or, has purchased the business
Y [nerly conducted by Lewis Henry.
The caae Of Mrs. George accused Of
murder Of Geo. D. Saxton, Mrs.
EKinley's brother, will go to the
" today.
Hayden Henderson returned from
California trip this morning. On
way home he paid visit to rela
es in Carson.
Miss Hattie Riddle left for Pail.
De on No 4 today where she will re
Re in the fu'ure MISS Hatt,e's
my Elko friends will greatly miss
Er.
F. M. Fletcher. carpenter and
lilder. If prepared To do all work in
g line in a first class manner and
reasonable prices. Work in the
buntry solicited. Give me final.
Every cloud has silver lining:
hit it takes long time for some pen.
IL to find their silver lined cIond.
mt It y"n will call on SEYMOUR
ADBS You Will soon discover
Orrs. r
Liqui air has been used for blast.
sng purposes as nm experiment: b.
indie OF Munich. near Cologne.
Germany. the trirl heing repor Ell to
be successful. Details are lacking. but
Dir. Lnde has gone to Switzerland.
where the new method nf blasting by
iquid air ia to be adopted in running
The Simplon tunnel.
N. z. Guldagger. at JONES' old
stand, If prepared to do blacksmith.
ing in all OF it's branches at prices t
suit the times. Horse shoang and
wagon work a specially. All work
ed. Take !our work t.. Mr..
GuldagRer's shop il you want it done
well and at reasonable prices.
Hank Martin Of Gar.lnerville re.
emily made shipment Of eggs to
ieaIdsburg, California. They net.
Ell him twenty-one cents a dozen.
lie incident indicates the posslbili.
rs OF Use BUSINESS. A properly con.
ucted chicken ranch in Nevada
rnld be a better wealth producer
lin gold mine.
Another gi'antic trust to include
! the largo farm machinery factions
the United States 10 in trocess of
'rmation. Articles Of incorporation
b Ter the new law of New Jersey are
spected h he filed within n few days
he capital is to be $4,000. 900 Of
Inch Sl5,OOO,000 has been sub
'ribed.
Ii You wnnt neat letter heads, bill
oads, envelopes. circulars or any
'her job work. come to the IHDEp, N
ENT Office. We have received a fine
j. orfment Of new type, border. etc.,
'clndng all the latest style faces,
~ also carry full stock Of the best
IL
1ality OF printing stationery. Give
a trail order and Wa will guarantee |
please you.
The crew Of the bnttleship Iowa
mt to Captain r. D Evans a sword
caring the inscription. ITO our
FRO too just to take fallen ioe'.,
Q give this swor instead" This re-.
IRE to Captain Evans action in re-.
's'ng to accept the sword of CAP.
IN Eulate Of the Vizcaya when that
hcer became IA prisoner after the
title OF Santiago.
L'JacSson, first class blacksmith.
as opened II shop ut. Ell. Woolver
ms in Secret Valley, where he 10
repaired to do wagon repairing,
orsesioeing, and all glasses of
ork. in the blocksnitblnp line
'rlces reasonable and eat;afoo,;.,,,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-27

n Full Lime of Optical Goods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03

The courthouse was the scene OF much activity
,-s.terdav The October term OF tho Supreme
Court the first since The sumner vacation. was
onened and the September term Of the County
Court. which was unfinished last week, was con-
,inued IN the room of the Board Of Supervisors.
Iustice Gavnor. of Brooklyn presided In the Su-
rrerne Court and the morning was taken up with
the call OF the large calendar which contained z4e
causas In the afternoon the case of Daniel T..
Merritt art Heurctts Merritt and others, ihVoiV-
ing large amount Of real estate was begun Inc
October Grand Jury was sworn in and Alfred H.
Partridge. OF Bedford, was appointed foreman.
In the County Court. before judge Smith Lent
md Jury the case Of Nicholas Epaski' Indicted
FOR murder in the second degree. was begun, ana
tho Court discharged an the jurors for the term
exceut those empanelled as no other case VII oe
,ak.n mn Epask shot and Killed announcer ital'ai
,~ar,ed Iouis Defcimc IN Workers. on the night OF
ift,ii,. Iasf IL was thought yesterday that II
Mid takc two days 20 Try the case o..
on SUNDAY took the residents by surprise as many
on 4i,',-yy.rared for it, Yesterday morning farm
Te IN he northern part Of the county found zee IN
rain barrels ana ws'sr gGo as
~ ~arort ~ John j. Crennan. or New hocheiie
I'D Nfavor Edwin W Fiske and arthur D. NC
Csrtcn OF Mount Vernon, DoinilsS i "a 90
r,ire me compensation to which James w, = al,
5.ll.' - Norfb Pelham. entitled Tor aHeSe
damages sustained by change OF sI@ue wa
IS s4V' 80. rsrNrt of Frank NJ Buck and Edward
Af,~tcTs commissioners in a similar pIoOeeu'"s
was al5o Ii"osou chairman Of the lid Assemol y
49,, yosSp RepubHcan Committee for Westcheste
Countv his changed the daie OF tHe c[.t M
Convention from October 70 i u,SO' I'M W beiS ~,
q SlTeCDH and AZ noon the school Commissioner
convention viii meet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
NETWORK CITY.

monthly meeting Of the directors OF the "a
.,@1,aI Crro-o-phone Corporation Will be held to-
d,v and The usual monthly dividend WI" DC o'
clared
pecorder COZ charged the October GTand jury
g., part 7 81 General Sessions yesterday morhins'
IT, ,ooL acme time in outlining the duties OF the
-, - bo read from the Penal Code the laws
I.,, 90 Grand Jury work He did not mention
any particular cases 70 be taken up. james W.
Drnhan,. Of Durham. Buckley CO.. Is toreiha"
OF the Grand jury
Nator buchanan Treasurer OF Porto RICO VINO
rr,.ed a. the Westminster Hotel this city on sun
a.. ,rnI return 10 h!s post Of duty tomorrow on
49, .r.r.,ort Mcpherson with his family. which
naa bean spending the summer In the AdIo"un0Na
,rh. wife and daughter 81 General DaNls Will 9'
Cor Porto Rico on the same steamer.
rhe various parts Of the Supreme Court both
,..n,,i and trial terms opened for business AFTER
+hs summer vacation yesterday About nine thou-
.na c.ses arc down for trial before juries OF
Witch one thousand have been placed on the caien-
A. s,,ce June last the remaining eight thousand
having heeu carried since the courts sat prior
to the vacation
Reginnine Friday next the Dock Board Will ho'u
to u,eeklv meetings on Fridays instead OF Mon
sa,.s ae the members have been doing OUTING 'h'
los, tvco months There was no meeting yesterday.
I'll. TRINITY Church Evening School. DIT George
% -r,u-i head master reopened last evening TOT
49, ,.u term The tuition Is free. and any one
s,-o,,e Of 20. ming the classes may do 80 by Apply
,rg 20 the head master NJ the school, No " TIN
49,, place any weekday evening, except Sd'u'""'
tween and o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
PEEKSKILIA

The Board Of Village Trustees will endeavor to
hold meeting tonight There was no quorum
last week so there has been recess OF two
weeks
Miss Elinor Wilson Townsend and George C. La
due both Of this village. Will be married to-day.
John l. Storm. President Of the village ana
Clerk Charles r Swain sold at the Municipal
Building yesterday morning s. 800 % village bonds
to help pay fer the Peekskin fire alarm system,
just completed. The Westcnester COUNTY say Th
Bank bid 3s per cent and got the bonds they
are payable 500 each year The $1,000 worth OF
water bonds were sold by the Water Commission
ers 10 Briggs. Todd & CO.. Of Newly DIRK
DR. William Merle Carhart has puIchaseo mo
Ing into the house. He Will repair II extensively
after which It VIII lee one Of the fine homes OF
Main-st DIT Carhart IS one of the stan al the
Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital ~
Clarence J. Stwell has bought OF the Misses
brown a lot 40 by l55 feet. on the north sloe OF
Orchard-s;.. and viii at once erect handsome
cottage for his occupancy.
4 message Vas received IN PecksklH yesteiudy
morning announcing that Mrs. James W: SNIecK
had died in New-Y ork Mrs. Silleck lived At No
SS9 SOuth-st. this village. She was taken III only
"a few weeks ago. with cancer. one week aso hhe
%ronf 10 Ncw-YOrk for operation, ana dlcd yes
ferdov morning No further particulars were
given OF her ocath. She leaves husband, VINO IS
an extensive real estate holder and dealer In New
York and two children. ). Wiley IT,, and T. Romer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03

Commanding the Army o, the Tennessee / knew
by the shape Of the box that II contained an
officers uniform and I surnised that inside was
the uniform OF the recently appointed Major GEN
cral Grant In few minutes Grant. accompanied
by a single orderly, rode at gaNop down the
street hailed him; ne stopped his horse short
and asked what was wanted / replied that had
something which ! thought he might Ike TO see,
and / pointed out the box
THE General dismounted in haste. came into the
Office, and looking closely at The box. said with a
smile: That's my Major Generals Uniform. why
not open IT, ! opened the box, and there was the
uniform shoulder straps with two stars. and all
the articles neatly folded. The General threw of
his old vest and coat. and with the eaSerness OF
A hoy proceeded 20 try the garments. He
was anxious as TO fit and set and when assured
that they all right expressed his satisfaction.
and handing his coat and vest and trousers TO
his orderly said. We will take them home now.
The orderly threw the new garments over his arm,
leaving the box with | used the box re-
ceptacle for valuable papers while was with the
Army. and brought It home with me. After Grant
became President I talked a good deal about the
box and one night II stolen. ! will pay a
handsome reward 10 have II returned 10 me-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
THE MERRITT CASE on TRIAL AGAIN.

III. Merritt case which deals with the ute 10
,.l,atl. property In Port Chester that mas peeh
IN litigation for many years. is again on u'"' al
y,-tt Plains before Justice Gaynor In the supreme
court Daniel Merritt died IN 1866 leaving an estate
e, PORT Chester valued NJ Slc'lc0 Mr. MERIT,
v,,u was admitted 10 probate on August 3D. loo''
and by the WIFI the property was left to DIS WIG
his son Daniel E. and four daughters AI'er
lsns. Of twenty years and subsequent to the death
~ m. three daughters and their mother the son
hopan AN action TO recover certain interest ID 'le
nrorerty which he alleged had been fraudn'ehuy
taken from him by deed all. ged 10 De forgery
r.,e case has been tried several times
IN the present action Daniel r. Merritt asserts
that a deed purporung to have been made oy MN
on March T. 1873 to Henrietta Merritt Jonn Lyon
md others IS a forgery and IN court yesterday ne
denied that his name to the instrument was signed
bv him on the day the deed Is said to have been
siened Colonel Alexander : Bacon. 1t Is said TOOK
Daniel +. Merritts Acknowledgement Al that time
Colonel Bacon was managing clerk In the la" once
~ Reach 4 Brown a New-York Law hrm. On tho
witness stand Yesterday Daniel 4. Merritt swore
hat he not only never signed the deed; but mat
G,ioo.i BACON aid not visit him on that day. Aer-
tnt there was no purple Ink In the house The case
RS excited much interest In yesterday 5 proceed
ings r + and J. Prime and Maurice Dillon ap-
800 FOR The heirs and ex-Judge Curtis. OF New
Enrk and James " Hunt for Daniel +. Merritt.
TIE case viii be continued to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03

with mdse 70 Atlantic Transport Line Arrived at mo
Bar at 1880 4 , -
with mdse Hamburg American Line. Arrived al mo
Bar II As a . c.
Steamer Amsterdam 1Dutchl Roggeven Rotterdam SEP
temfar Il and BouOgne - with mdse 81 cabin ana ~
steerage passengers 10 Holland America Line Arrived al
the Bar az 3 40 80 -..,.-
p mlse 2l2 cabin ani ai stetrase It'se..,'9 -.
conluagnie Generate TRANSFORMATIONS Arrived 20 the Bar
Al 10 2 M. LAT. and anchored
steamer kanamanIa 0rl Johnstone. Mafsellss Ausss'
u Genoa September Leghor Majore 10 naples T.
Maaga II and Gibraltar IS with mdse and oN Storage
passengers Henderson Bros Arrived at the Bar at
steamer ct,a ii Messina G;aD Iayetel!i Genoa Sep
tember l. Girgenti g. Palermo II and Gibraltar 49, WIN
misc 70 Hr.el Feltmann Co. Arrived az the Bar AZ
steamer Ravensfale OBJ. Oconnen. Progreso septen-
g with hemp and passenger 10 lhebauA bi0s AT
rived az the Bar AZ l N. ,,, nj,
steamer CITY Ok Kingston O3D. Nader. MIX RIVER
Jamaica september and Port Antonio p with mdse -
the United states Fruit Go. Arrived at the Bar al Voo
q. ,....-- e,...,,,.- u
with fnGse and passengers 20 rs II Mallory n 90.
steamer Wlnifrel Laughrare. Ne~- orleans oep'eH-
Der % with mdse % ! y Van sickle , 90
Steamer Kansas CITY Fisher savannah september oV
with ndse and passengers 90 ocean - 90.
Steamer Guyand1tte Hitler. Norfolk. with NOSE ana
Messengers t. the Old Dominion So O..
steamer Attention.. Gillingham Baltimore. win ml'e
SHIP 3 carleton Amesburs. Philadelphia, In ballast
20 Flint & co. ,.,, .o-,s r.-,,
east moderate breeze. clear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
A STORY FOR ANGLERS.
From The Albany Argue

well known Albany angler had a unique *
peliencc this summer trout fishing up IN Canada.
He was sent out from camp 10 catch mess for
supper. He fishing with three flies on a
single leader. AT the first cast his ny taken
by good sized trout that lcaped from the water
10 grab IT, He evidently got the leader on
slack" before the line was frightened from the
rod. as he snapped It of and went swimming away
with the TWO flies and broken leader trailing be
hind. Next day the angler revisited the lake and
az he was looking over the side OF the boat he
espied In ton fifteen feet OF water the biz trout
that had taken his leader the night before A
closer examination revealed that his troutship was
safely hitched to dead branch Of a tree which
had fallen into the water. In swimming about Of
the free hooks on the leader lad caught IN the
branch and that ended the nAgrations Of the trout
still firmly hooked by the ny lie had grabbed
Rowing ashore the angler stripped and dove for
his prize. He secured IT and piece OF the branch
and to-day has the stuffed trout with hook stii
IN his Jaw and the other hook embedded IN the
broken branch mounted as a piscstorial study and
souvenir Of the incident
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
NEW ROCHELLE.

In addition to It's regular session the Common
Council will give a public hearing tonight on the
petjtton of the New-York Westchester ana Con-
necticut Traction Company for franchise '"loue.
the city 1t is rumored that the franchise Is stated
10 20 through but IL IS not likely that any 'l4Ie
will be done tonight except 10 refer II 70 the LOT
noration Counsel who will be instructed TO prepare
terms The company has already encounterea
serious obstacle which will Interfere with us INES
entering the city over Pelham Road. in law
passed bv the Legislature last winter, which pre-,
vents electric steam roads from being opelaIlttu
either on that thOTOughfare or Centre-ave. The
Union Railway Company has franchise In Cen,
t-e-ave but on account Of the law has neen forceu
10 operate II with horsecars The new company, II
Sc said viii attempt 70 obtain the franchise. and
II successful will make strong ehort 10 nave Inc
law repealed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
GRANTS UNIFORM As MAJOR GENERAL.


From The Chicago Inter Ocean
u delivered TO Grant said Major June A Wentz,
his 0rst uniform az a Major General At the be-
rirnine Of the war all IN" routes and property OF
he Adams Express Company In the South were
seized by the Southern Express company When
tha Union armies had penetrated Kentucky and
Tennessee ! was sent south BY the Adams Express
people 10 reclaim and open all our old offices.
This brought me into close association With many
commanding officers and gave me supervision or
knowledge OF the express business done with the
advancing army
lone day. soon after tho Army occupied SayRn-
nah. Tenn. 1 noticed among the express packages
box addressed 10 Major General L. Grant