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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-21
To the Editor Of The EVENING STAR.

To the Editor OF The EVENING STAR.
The attention OF the Comm ssoners has been
called to the co ldtion OF ID street, between 9th
and 10th, several times, but IL is stin allowed to
remain In the sam filthy state {ony more SOY that
IL has been I'm for two weeks past Dead cats dead
rats. rubbish or different kinds choke up the gufs
terS and litter the street This is an important
business street; nearly all the stores on the
Avenue, between 9Th and lOih have front on u
street, and the merchants are entitled TO a clean
street. III the authorities do not intend to remedy
the evil, III they Will notify U.s. will adopt the
plan some gentlemen dii in Philadelphia not long
ago. MERCHANT
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News BriefS.

Mr.. Harrington, member OF parliament for
Westmeath, who has just completed term OF I'M
priSonnent In Ireland, made his appearance In
the house OF commons yesterday afternoon, and
took his seat amidst cheers from the Irish mem-
berS-
The husband OF an English woman left for
America some years ago, and she not hearing
from him for some time married again. Husband
No. 2also came 70 America, and then wrote for
his wife TO follow. She arrived In New York
Thursday, and was greeted by both husbands.
After conference No. gracefully retired In favor
The strike Of carpenters in New York has ended.
Nearly all the men have gone back 10 work at
One OF the largest sales OF Mexican lands ever
made has just been effected by A. b. Linderman TO
as the B1stamente tract, comprises a " million. H
acres IN Zacatecas, Mexico, and was sold for
Kate Kane the only woman lawyer In MIL
waukee, threw n glass or water In the face OF
Judge Mallory: In the criminal court, yesterday
and was nned t5o she claims The judge insulted
The case OF Jere Dunn. charged with the MUIR
ds OF 1 e ea IL
counsel applied for change OF venue on the
ground that Judge Jameson was pre1udced. It
was agreed that the case should be heard by
An agent Of the New York Society for the Pre-
yention OF Cruelty 10 Children yesterday charged
"Pat" Rooney, the well-known song and dance
artist, with permitting his II year old daughter
K8tie 10 sing and dance on the stage OF a B0wery
theater: Rooney waived examination and gave
John Lilly yesterday obtained verdict OF s3S0 900
damages against the New York Central railroad
company, for the loss OF his legs
Jesse W. Hunt, aged forty-five, Baltimore pro.
duce commission merchant, committed suicide
last night by shooting himself through the head
at his residence on Hanover street.
A telegram from Merfden says that Maud
Granger, the actress was seized last evening with
commissions, caused by nervous prostrafton. Hee
condition Is alarmiNE
Roswell Hart, secretary and treasurer OF the
Rochester IN. ~ Savings Bank, who was repre-.
sixty years.
The Tammany society held its annual election
Monday evening" and as usual the ticket headed
BY the Hon John Kelly was elected without oppo.
GitiOn, receiving 8ll vote2
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surgeon, was routed out Of his bunk to give him
medical attendance"
The rest Of the account agrees with those above.
The President Coming Tomorrow.
DISPATCH RECEIVED AT THE WHITE HOUSE
The only news that had been received from the
President at the White House this morning was a
dispatch stating that the presidential party would
leave Savannah at four o'clock this afternoon and
arrive here tomorrow afternoon, though the hour
or arrival was not mentioned. No word from the
party had been received ar the Navy department
FROM newspaper reports the officials at the White
House had been led to believe that the President
would not return until next wednesday. The
cause OF changing the program, II IL has been
changed, is not known there
THE president IN SPLENDID
HEALTH.
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THE EVENING STAR.
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR

AGrfrNFSTs-Sth pare.
AIIoRSEYs-9d page.
AUCTION SALF5-7th and sth pages,
BoARDING-4th ua2e.
Books, &C.-3i pare.
ICsIEEss CRASCEs-Sthpa9
CITY IIESs-eth pa-s.
CouSTRY real ESTATE 4th page.
IykTHS-Sth page.
DENTlsrET-Gth page.
EDpc.TICNAL-3l para.
ExCUBsIcSs-Silp page.
FAMILY SUPPLlE--3d page.
fINANCIAI.-7th PAGE.
For RENr fRoOmsl-4.h p1ys.
FOR RENT tHouses-ith para.
For RENT tMiscelaneouse4th pare.
Fol- SALE CIiscellsneous)-4th page.
1CI SAIB (HOuseel-4t!i Dags.
6fNTIEsEN's Goops-Gth page.
HCTELs-4th pare.
EoTsFFTESIsEISGS-6t pare.
LADIES GoODs-3d pare.
LOST AND ToUND-4:h page.
GoSEI TO LoAS-Sth phs,.
MEDICAL. &C.-6th pace.
NV PUBLICArIoSs-lst rage.
IEHt oNAI--4th rare.
fIksce AND orc ASs-3d page.
PROFFssIoSaL--6th pare.
PROFosaLs-3i page
RAIIRGADs-6th Pare.
ECRAP PICT UREs-Jth page.
Saving MACHINEs-6thp page.
SFECIAI. NoTICFs-1st page.
SygtISITIrs-3d PAGE
STEGMtEs. &C-eth page.
SAT- DEPosII-3dp plrs.
THF TRApES-7th PAGE
CNpFKTAKERs, &C.-ssh page.
WANTED (HellI)-4th PAGE.
WANTED tSituatonsl-4th page.
WANTED (Houses}-+th PAGE.
WANTED (Rooms)-4ih pare.
NAMED tMirceil.neous) page.
WGoD AND COAI.-ist page
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BALrTNoRE, April 2l.-Dr. Noah Porter presi-
dent OF Yale college; President McCracken, or the
western university. Allegheny city: Prof John
Irowbridge, OF Harvard, aud President Chas p.
thompson, formerly professor OF chemistry In the
president or Rose Polytechnic school. OF Terre
Haute. Ind, visited Johns Hopkins university yes.
terday and examined the method or instruction
used there. The new Laboratories were examined
In detail
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Political N0fea.

The deadlock In the Illinois legislature was
broken yesterday. Rook refused to enter the
house, and the republicans, recognizing the i'm.
possibility OF seating Bradwell, abandoned tho
hight and II will not be resumed.
The recent decision or the supreme court OF
Iowa annulling the constitutional amendment
prohibiting the sale OF liquor seems 10 have only
inspired the prohibiionsts or that state 10 fresh
Efforts They are reported to be organizing In
every county in the state
The house judiciary committee OF the Pennsyl.
vania legislature yesterday reported the Senate
Dill prohibiting railroad and other transportation
companies from Issuing free passes except to
officers and employees, with amendment allow.
Ing the issuing OF Communication and excursion
tickets at reduced rates.
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WILCOX, ARIz., April 21.-Captain Joyce and
the Tombstone rangers will not attack the San
carlos Indians at present General Crook will
move against them on Monday at the latest
QGartermaster Darlington will arrive sunday
with 60 days supplies. Another supply train is
already at Guadalupe canon The Mexican troops
are also concentrating there Gatewoods Indian
scouts VIII arrive here tomorrow. A terrible
sand storm prevails here at present
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lncendiarv Fire tu fassou. Pm.

EAsToN, Pa, April 81 between 8 and O'Clock
this morning the large building owned by J.
brakes Sons & Co, Frank Alsfeldt's cigar store.
aha M Gervers house ana stables, all situated In
dinerent sections or the town. were set on fire nv
unknown parties. The fire at brakes was slight
AT Alsfeldt's box OF shavlngs and a can OF oil
were round at the back door. Not much damage
was done TO any OF the buildings
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Arrival OF GIace HOrseu.

FLYERS FOR THE MAY MEETING AT IVY CITY
The stable OF Joseph Mcmahon, consisting of
Frankie b., Longmore, Venture, and nve others,
arrived at the race track yesterday morning
During the afternoon Mr.. Greyer's string OF flye
also arrived. Both stables came through from New
Orleans Mr. Mcmahon reports that nearly all the
horses that took part In the races at New Orleans
Will be shipped to Washington next week. There
Will be two hundred horses In training at Ivy
City when the bell rings for the first race on the
18th OF May.
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DOTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

DOTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
ADAILY LINE TO NORFOLK
AND FORTRESS MONROE.
Beginning May lst 1898. this Company will establish
oDAILY LINE of Steamers between WASHINGTON
DC, and NORFOLK, VA, stopping at FORT MON
ROE, ALEXANDRIA PINEY Pr. and Pr LOOK
OUT, goin4 and returning
The ever popular palace Steamer GEORGE LEARY
with NEW BOILERS, NEW STATE ROOMS, NEW
FURNITURE, CARPETS, &c, thoroughly renovated
and upholstered throughout, and the magnificent
Steamer EXCELSIOR, viii be placed upon this route,
one Of which win leave daily Sunday excepted) at
$50 y. H.. SATURDAYS at 6. from 7rH ST. WHARF
Ih,s Company having secured the connection with
Tbs BOSTON II Providence STEAMERS
EXCLC SIvELY.
after the ab0vH date all freight points east can 90
only by the Steamers OF th hue. For further parcu-
krs ar!iy at C0narsny's office, III STREET WHARF
l.. NJ. EUDGINS, Supt
WI T. WHICH. Agent. apo lot
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Protection for Pedestrians.

10 the Editor OF IHE EvENING STAR:
Is there no protection Tor pedestrians, and n 90
why Is 1t that the law is not more efYectlve' The
recent sad accident on 7th near L street. Is CON-
vnclve proof or the result OF seeming recklessness
oy which young lady WAS knocked down and
seriously, II not permanently, disngured. The
young lady's injuries are said to be OF moro
serious character than at first reported. and the
indications are that she will be compelled TO re-
main on bed OF suffering for many days
A
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SUDDEN DEATH OF DIR. RussELL.-The many
friends OF DR.. w. r. Russell will be panied to
learn OF his sudden death this morning OF rheu-
matism OF the heart DR.. Russell has suffered
much from gout for several years past. but 1t has
been confined to the limbs until recently. Last
week he was suddenly attacked with the disease
In his breast but recovered after two days con-
fnement He was ordinarily well during yester-
day and made his professional calls. and retired
feeling fat1gued and chilled. This feeling. how
ever. soon yielded to sleep. He aroused his wife
about am and remarked that he must leave her.
Before she had chance to inquire as to the mean.
ing OF the remark he breathed heavily two or
three tunes and was dead He has IN his eighteen
years or. practice In this city host OF friends,
who will greatly regret their loss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-21

YOUNG SALMON FOR THE DELAWARE RIVER
Omitted States fish commission car No. ! leaves
Washington this evening with full load Of young
pen1bscot salmon, which are to sbe deposited in
first inStallment of half million salmon fry to be
planted in that river this spring. The eggs were
brought from Bucksport, Me-, last winter, and
hatched out at the central station OF the commits
sion here in Washington.
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SUIT AGAINST A MAIL LC0NTRAcToR.-Yesterday
District Attorney Corkhll, fer the United states.
entered suit against Charles A. McEwen and his
oondSmen, W. N. Starr and George 7. Mason, fot
mall on route No 6.4S2, between Sugar Run and
Brownst0wn, Pa, from June /, 1881, TO June 50,
1885, Tor $5s,2 per annum, and it is alleged that
on the 18th OF last August failed to perform the
service.
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PR ES1DENT IN SPLENI
HEALTH.
Will Leave for Washington by Rail-
1his Afternoon.

By Associated Press to-day.
SAVANNAH, GA, April 2l.-There is no truth In
the report that President Arthur has had a con-
gestiye chill BE is In splendid health and is
aboard the Talapoosa, which is still lying In front
of the city. he is expected TO come ashore for
lunch, and Will probably leave this afternoon by
rail for Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-21

Minnie CoNwAYs MARRlAop TRousrR-Ninnio
Conway has begun suit IN the superior court %
tween her end Jules Levy, the cornee player me
ground for the suit ts thas g ne tine g the msis
woman. The Scfion 3 bFo0ght % leg1timize her
two chtidren, the isw providing hat this may D
done In case Of an ilegal marriage entered into ~
geiity.
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kilograms to The Star.
GEN. CROOKS CAMPAIGN.
DYNAMITE SCARE IN DUBLIN.
MCENDIARY FIRES IN PENNSYLVANIA


General Foreign News by Cable
THE CROWN PRINCE FREDERICK WILLIAM GOING ro
ITALY.
BERLIN, April al.-The Crown Prince Frederick
William VIII leave Berlin on Monday for Italy,
where he goes 70 seek change OF air In order to
6eDeht his health. IL is probable that the Crown
Prince WILL while In Italy, have an Interview with
King Humbert
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The Dynamite Scare.
ARMED POLICEMEN PROTECTING PUBLIC Bpuprso0

DUBLIN. April Glowing 20 the recent of mi.
wave Information OF contemplated misdeeds by
iawless persons, policemen armed with swords
ana reSoivers have been placed In the central
postal telegraph, the excise and the customs
omceS and every preparation has been made 20
repel any demonstration against those buildings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-21

Mr. PARTRIDGE, q. 8. minister to Peru reported
have an interview with Secretary Frelnghuysen
this afternoon
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SALE AT THE SCENE OF THE LATE TRAGEpYA
Ihere was large attendance at the late resi-
dence OF Mrs Andrea de Frouville, on A street
southeast Capitol Hlll, yesterday, who killed
0y her husband, and who committed suicide tfnfYl0.
dlately thereafter. Several articles sold brought
large prices Mr.. Charles A. Weeks was the
auctloneer OF the sale, which was by order OF the
administrator
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. John G. Webster ana family, Of
Boston, are at the Hamilton House.-Ex-Ser-
geant-at-Arms Thompson arrived in town this
morning, and is at Willard's-Lieut and Mrs
Very, OF this city, reached New York from Liver
pool yesterday, on their way homeward from Pata-
gOnla-MisS Eva Mills has returned to the city
from New York, where she has been spending some
time.-Hon. Benjamin r. Curtis, OF Boston, is at
Wormley's.-Senator Conger has returned to the
city,
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MIA HonAos 0REHLEYb HRrnA-A fr1eodly su1e
has been brought BY Miss Gabrielle Greeley
against her br0ther-tn-law, Col Nicholas Smith,
smith, for the appointment of trustee 20 cArrt
out the vim OF Ma Horace 0ree1ey. n. 0reeley
decided his farm at ChappoQuA 70 his vito, and h6f
WIN directed that it be sold and divided between
IDA and Gabrielle IDA Quali1ed q executrtx nvr
0lo0 without having sold the farm.
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Telexranhic rRriefs.
For the Official Eve.

w II. Bush has resigned the management or the
successor Is w. s. Morse
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TIE WHALEN-HARRIs LIBEL CASE SENT 10 fHR
GRAND JURY-The charge OF criminal libel pre-
ferred against Oscar K. Harris, OF the Critic, by
Mr.. Albert J. Whalen, was called in the Police
Court to-day for trial Examination was waived.
and the case was sent TO the grand jury under $500
bail Mr.. Geo. Hill, Jr, gave bail for MI. Harria
ALLEGED ACCONPLICES IN THE DYNAMITE Con-
sP1RACY.-FeatherSton O'Herlihy, Morgan, and
CarmOdy, charged with completely In the dyna-
mite conspiracy, were arrested In Cork yesterday.
The evidence discl0ses that Featherstone had on
several occasions visited q firm OF chemists In
Glasgow: that he had asked questions concerning
the strengths and density OF certain acids and that
shortly afterward an order signed .'O'Heriihy"
was received from Cork tor quantity OF nitric
acid graded at % degrees
$ HR BAosHn DR1zNDe LADY ELoRENcR DmR-
Ene Marquis q QueenSbeny, brother Of Lady
H1ofonoe Uax1e. In teteer 20 the Telegraph sayD
the disposition Of the 4ton GENTLEMAN Who states
that he 8Aw Lay Florence Dixie ae windsor ee
t1e time e = alleged che Wae att.ckeos which hae
been used @ 01Scfedit that lady1 statement,
merely shows that be passed Lady Florence twice
0elps0 the ttme tho attack b eAld 10 have occur.
teG. me Marquis complains that the police re-
S1se TO make known the Aame of the gentleman.
and he appeals 60 him to come forward and oeny
the garbled ana ubello6s version OF the AFFAIR
published In the paporA The Marquis n con-
WINGED that an attack was really made on his
sister. probably for the purpose oe n1ghtening
hex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-21

EAIL At THOMAS HEANY's, 456 NAssACHU
~ SEITS Avenue northwest. MSEbie Yard, before
purchasing elsewhere, and examine the me stock of
Headstones and Monuments. also, Mahu $ rs.set ana
Seaned; also. Headstcnes and Monuments afd Table
As4e ma 1ue made Ike new. ap' -lay3w'
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Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAr.-Internal reve.
nue., $4a2, I'll; customs $556172

MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VEesELa-The Tennes-
see and vandalla left Port Royal, s. c., on the
Eth for Hampton Roads, Va. and arrived there
this MOI ming AL well on board. All the YES
sells OF the north Atlantic squadron are expected
to be at Hampton Roads about the 1st OF May.
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THE WEEKLY STAR for this week is now ready
for mailing; price, three cents per copy. 1t is q
large, eight-page paper, OF ffty-s1x columns, cut
pasted and folded, and will be sent anywhere in
the United States and Canada. postpaid, for one
dollar year.
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The President came out on deck tonight, feel.
ing much better, he said. without apprehension OF
further trouble. He will decide in the morning by
what route he will return home.
DRIVE IN THE SUN AND SHRIMP SALAD PRODUCE
THE ALARMING RBsULTH
special to the New York Times says: 0Presi.
dent Arthurs trip for rest and recreation has been
interrupted by sudden and violent illness, which
at one time gave the Secretary OF the Navy and
the other members OF the party serious concern.
The President Is now better, and 1t is
hoped that he will tomorrow afternoon be
able to proceed to Washington. Yesterday after.
noon, before the reception In the City Exchange.
the President took long drive In the hot sun and
in open Carriage and stopped at park In the out
skirts OF the City to attend rfe-shootinR confeat
In honor OF his attendance,1the Rent3orn0ns vho
had invited him to be present fdsu46h0ds 0aearv.
tempting lunch, and one Of che. 6ese S6ssSsSs
served was q "Gayannah ehrirAfs eHiad ~ T;ns
President part0ok OF this Aarpoahae tifeh xefx
literally. ana IN returning 70 10 c3Fy T1Ss asSfS
exposed 20 the hot sum. He dinsd laSs IN fAe syes
well well as gentlemen, and before e1ldplght the usS-:
eHng parry returned TO ia H6lt4p1ooa 161iSne:
very wen they had all le1lc66 A0& &1h6o15b;k1a
Oeen reported secure for <A6:2lRnt Nfen. At 4@6
O'Clock IN tAo morning. the President WOKE the
&uatQ ~ Ms Qoor hy calling tor servant Aleck
f0well tne rreea6entss private messenger. who
waa at hand, quickly Uncovered thAt the
Ryeeloent vas vesJ III and Dr. Black the ship's
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sAnpLEnY NNn LnArnEn.

CNicaro papers rcpou lOther es being u rir
doinaud and steady Fine gh'vN 81 cal alo
Scsrre and WAVED la nltimoto lhvto rs Il
Geuef INQUIRY for all grades " l,Nrvor. TAR leu
,r'y Ia rough and In heavy s,oeSs' VIVA a'eA
d1ncy to bottVr pTio -
QUOTATIONS TODAY,
SOLE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES heavy loo
hrandl ~ do heavy, SO DO \ medium W.
Stsndsl sa do mrdium, ~; Baltimore apd E,n'
oInnAt, so buffalo Slaughter piiwe Si' go"l
iIRRN Sss IFNTuER- No, l, ~ No, =,
cxuA, 49, No. . 20; No, !. hcmlock' Ssi NO >
"PREYtM CALFsHIS-l 1901 rs accounting
'FHiLADELrmA CALFsHlN-Ec. l, 100
1 gN do No. . si@.So, a., q.
| pulLAnElPilA klfS-No' l. S'wi "
No a. nSsc sollarT II 90, msh cotoy
| bsck hands, 10. 90 inch cotton ntcl
| bands, 1 40 Duck oolletN, %, 4mgh touo'
hack bands, a., 6k-G-2 trace chRlnS ~,
| S(-G--S trace chains, ioc, 6E-s-2 trace chsin'
iyo 7--S--2 trace chains, 800, No, l. huN
hands, I. o. T., 42N No. 2 eco No. l. We
haitar, nope tic 2 ~. No, =, web hsl'o's rope
| ia 20,
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LAVE STOCK,

Iowa leads all the other states 90 hog iaiscr,
having o. lU7,Ah head,
Fnehsh Cablcerams stat thatpl m n eumo'
mia In Lsuc sshiro Il 'Apilly a@nmluE AsHuou,
fonn No fewer than 10 IL ms are titVted
win Il, nnd other cases are daily reported
A krnses tnpgr states that q Cnttlo hell d.
the COmauchC county pool are ostlmnled ~ co..
90 h,aA, and the APPRECIATE vahl OF me p.ol
n,oreTtc. a c,ud ig cattle, land, etc, Is rroha.
Xiv iaO q OCO This members OF the pn l. with
very few if any exceptions, started IN poor.
NV wears of rtmarkhble success have n Rde
IN m a weslthy body Of mon,
ChOice sheep are selling % Epglsh markets
nj NJ cents per pound ana prices ere low lUn
nj any other time this snason letM sheep OF
SOD aua'ity woull sell for l3O II cents per
nound dpsS,d, on the sane mRrlcI Vh
sheen sell In Chicago nj cents gtoss, or abou.
cents dre,s q, leaving amarg'p OF l;2 cents
for transportation to Liverpool London ana
psring recon, visit to AltuquerGus New
Mexico, a rem sen'a Ave OF me kansa'C h ~.
dictator gathered tow facts In regAn TO nc
stock irteross Of southern New Mexico, and
also Arizona along the line fihv Atlantic *
Pacific railroad, which runs west nom Alhu-
auerQue and co nv v Win the southern 10.
edo At point called "rae Needles lberg
have hecn number Oi cat 10 shipped aud
driven lnto that section OF the country, aud the
',ioekiug up'' of nnchts has been lively thu
past summer, 30 900 cattle htN'ng Oyen recently
sold 10 stock ranches within comgamuvnly
shortdIstancc OF Albuquerque, Ia h"rnellll,
rpnn,y. AZ : o,oro IL tho largest csul ownor
his posse s,ions amounting to ~ Ml head,
was learned that the shetn in,o'cSt u SUI
arse the number Of sheep In barnaihl county
Amounting 10 10000 II Is said thai the Pe
rea and Otcri iamlea own tOe,Oo sheep
Am ny the other large sheepownors may b
msntloned the Avnlos lnasMrls' aud Gu.
tc,ris. who own upNHld OF NOW head, Z
" Lewis. aiesldtnt otud AbuQuotQue, own
sOUO head, ThestCcs mtoresv of Altoona ~
on he int reaSe. q. " Merchant end rssr
ciateS vi Texas have reccnuy taken lOW
head Into that country from Texas
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
IReported by WIN n; Wallis nTqyert a.
nuWnUrs Stock Yard, North Sill Kim Nl
BEKVRS-Coin hteves none, TAR TO goo
Rras. bceves ele0sAc per pound, MT dium gie'
beevea, ekNSc per pHunu 49,,
COws--hat cows - O0d2i 70, ANch cow
Nofth Texan graAes 90 lOuM 10 Common
fair as pONtN co stock cattle Nond, bOOaN
BUl.Ls AND sTAGS- Our SAUSAGE MATT
faetnrei bulls a2kc stays ~ ave,
CALNKS-NeM calves q or 10 " yoarLng
iOlaie or two.year.Nds, i2alN,
sHHKp-GoOd mutton a&@So per. POM
medium mutton, iAGaAo per poundi s1ot
GokTsN9 cO52 IS per head,
AOOs-Coin FED tAehc medium. t'NN
iock noes, i4c, steckvfsand iecders. t@iAa