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New-York tribune., 1885-03-17
LIVE STOCK MARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO March l6. The Dr1usrs Journal reports; cpne
Receipts $500 head shipments 1000 nead market Meax
ers rs rs, Feeders - 09si 7oi Texans ~ oo0
81 90 -. o,.-.. q ooo ,.orLo, s,a.,,,
Rough Packing "a 4O@si .y paosns M a "a ~ 'o~
shs.p-feceipts 200 head Shipments 200 head market
.,eady' InSsrior al 90 Medium &9 10 30; Cool
"a 7S . "A Is. Choice ~ 20 9st 10 Lambs. s. 90.
Ar Iona March observation-disclosures 400; shipments
SON. marseI auiet oxportA s5 6J0S5 S5; aooi olcs
shippng IS 2Oaso 90; Fair u Medium. 81 o0sso o'
Saaas- -Rsce,pa 800 shipments. 100; Common to Nc
dnm "a 30 ass 20, Fair ~ Cn0ioe. 81 JO6St 20 ,,.
Tocs- Recelpls 27U0; shipments loG Hght "a oo"
e. III Pae.ing ~ 0Si go; HEAVY. 81 76GSI 10 49,,
RvpAIo March l1Ca;tte Raceots today 400 neah toai
for weex thus 1000 head for me ne last woox aso
head, consigned through, ~ cars MARKET onshAhseu
New-York tribune., 1885-03-17

s saser a. e Co On N 10 y Kspges
GS &S S b. az s % 3 3 DO S B. a sa
3 g g g. T. IS e 49, sss
DO ls, To- at So 45 Balls s2o H. at 81 80 and soc per
II Rosepshsl commission; 80 Chicago steer. IS2i
= a. 2s7 10 ats6 10 DO 1873 p J9 DO ds;2n g
so 20 $ 3d. at Is g. h "a do - 81 Il b. ds D.
S$atfS7 90 t Az r 4 sa.s g. q
s. 80; 10 Lancaster County, Penn Iis7 D. at
p MePhersCn on commission: 20 Mixed Western steers
~ sdS ~ H. y % 3sS p
soIsa = o fS Is 9 sf
41 e % 90 .n SsG r s.5 g So 40 rsSnsyysn. en-
S'$i5 e E. . : @ a. %s3 as
sdS l5S D. az Oxen. i!3o b, %sj '' do, iis6S,
j. :: ssHim6orI cha sI tcm@ssicn @ - on Chicago steers I4o
isag 9g b. hGuo al % 8 = = o. 90 LIZ n st =
sc = q e. g. aG o o. s S @S i 10 psnasvs a.
mia Pulls 5,9 IL, at ic; do, lao H. at "A 3j Cows
Sew ton ( Giet on commission: Pennsylvania Steers
s SO :: as ss r. 90
= Io IL No. lo7S n - e i1 ohio 10 22 50 eSS
e.: .'$S aI.sls e Z
- 5 sapaes o S S sc ss q II c hfasS e DO 49, 81 ID 70 g. 90
1850 b. s. oo 3Odo 1892 u, at $40; 70 do 1888 b al
MLeM 3 continued free the market
Prime al s3Odsj5 per head carload Of
Good Canada Cows was among he arrivals for the weex
With hight supply tie market ruled yeIy dm at for
Poor Prime YEAS anu 20 head o. Choice reached & No
Hume & Mullen sold s veas l4i 10, at Sc; do Ill n
do $40 4 M at .a Sc and % vea 20 "a at & &C. d.
i?% $sIp: ! 8 &C., e 8? 2 iiS
shEEP % AND LAM @ s ps werS 81 elrs
9is a @ st ARs ;S s Fey E Sy hs hs' a sy
ke active and Arm and light Bglclers sheep solaas
general Improvement in the market OF from s TO & The sup
are not quot 'by hSher Prime sheep sold atl
5c with hOlce to extra selling a 5aG64c Two cars OF
Lambs SOLD at iae5s4c and Extra at s 5s@7c.
sales-u uirnbac& Dewey sold; lO1 state-fed Canada
Do TSa ~ s y at 2 &c : g. IL S&S 10 nss
Hume SSen S EN- d ri g ae aIs Ia a@ mo- ss s AZ sc 10
= "a A. 40 % X b M S - S 3 STATE az 8 Sheen 5S & lo S az &
do o7 TS S, at gic "a TO- ios b. &C is6 do' iSt
p At g. % at isi g. ss a. :o AZ = 90 o sa ls1
alicnbcos Davis sold; lac Ohio Lambs IOs @ at 50 ao
az S'S h. y % q at ts: sS stas
n s II "a Is D. As e S o IN g. d a. 81 % AZ & 100 d's T. aS 5SG %
80 @ a at aIsG isG 80 81 81 @ = q stc aSdO Is p at
T. Newtn 'u G Get soa i6G state sheep 1875 b. e,c less
So 81 do 95 b 10 05 IS do 50 10 at - 6 20 do 0i D,
5 90 S' aS b. oa at % Co. ios Michigan do % b. at
Penns vani, do ss 10 at e ~ Penn yvania Lambs 75
Judd & Buckinshan sold; lls state sheep, 90 10, at
g 20 si isg aS So a. .as ios Ss So sT eS R1 sseep D.
j. n PidcOck sold 1879 Michigan Sheep, 80 70. at4s.c
10. loo ~ at 5s 10 state do ~ 10 at i'ie los State
am s 10 az CO c. cd T o5 G9 Michigan az Sheep SO H. sS
ls Nj. algan Lambs 90 10, at &C. san ~ o,,.
HoGs ReceII weres7 cars Of i9s9 head-4i ears a.
ng dun at S. q rs go
New-York tribune., 1885-03-17
BUSINESS MEN EMBl IRA sSED.

CHARLESTON, ). c. March 16.-W. B. Will
ians a. son cotton factors. have made assignment.
The hrm was composed of ". B Williams and his son,
H. +. williams They have been In business AZ - frm
for ycars The senior partner Is an old merchant
and the firm had reputation ol bcnx strdi htOrward
In It's dcaliug- II enjoyed good credit ana
WAS considered worth ABOUT $4,000.
BALTIMORE, March lG-rho bond OF q. Morton Stewart
trustee NJ Pore Cole Il Co.. nod In the office OF the
Clerk OF the Superior Court to-day It il for 600 600
or double the amount OF assets. with william kcyscr
Otto II. Williams, Robert T. Baldwin and John :. OH
urell
New-York tribune., 1885-03-17
4.646.000
a1sA.OOO
C1earances, Saturday.

Uearances, Saturday. ........ 3.lsA,ooo Aoao,vo0 ~
The clearances elsewhere for Saturday were: o Wy
3,73S 900; Bradford, 2,829,O0O ana fit'souie' io~
600 barrels
Refined oil unchanged.
BRADFORD, Penn, March 16.-Crude OH STEADY ohiy
light busnes, being done account OF the Markham
Wel which is expected in tomorrow; National Transit
and TIdewater runs Saturday and Sunday, 1881 bbs
total shipments 52O3 bbls; charters 42s6 bbls.;
cearapces 2s2s 900 bbs National Transit certhcates
opened at rs and closed 7Si4 highest price, 1876
lowest price, 7T7s.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-17
GRAIN AND PROD UCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF SEw-YoRK DEALINGS.
SKw-YORK. March !

Sgw-YoRK. March 10.
AT the Produce Exchange to-day the grain
markets were du fluctuations were pcnned within mar
row limits and feature OF interest was developed
I'm the dealings. Ia whcat the early tendency OF prices
was inward largely under the Influence OF higher hg
ure- at the West An adv OF ab lut y cent from tho
nual duutat of SATURDAY WIS scored but II Was not
sustained IN afternoon trading AMI most of tue Ol-
tlos ended III" lowest points OF tue day and ssGli
ceuL under SATURDAY last quotations. Corn was du
AID easy shput tho day hEd oats shared IN the
drUre-stOn. The export demand u almost
fatally ,tl-pendci frcights and III her
and this furnished iniu nee tending tochcck
uurchlseS Tic market I, closed unsettled aud heavy.
The nral prices for wheat were March, s,A April,
S- May sy7s aud June, Jl centA. In cora March Op-
lions closed Al 1874 Aprl at O aud Hay aud June at
so cent, Oats ended al 81 for March 3OAs for April,
and 3;I2 Cor May options Provisions closed weak and
lard was decidedly lower here.
Al New York. Biltinorc. Philadelphia and Boston the
rccepts of gram to-day Wheat, 1888 bushels;
corn, 373GiJ bu hc-; oats, lS7.l23 bushels, total
gram Gys 7Ul .hrs; four 81 Si1 barrrls. The re-
celpts at Chicago MuwauAoo ana 81 LOni. were
Wheat 1890 bushels; corn, 3i2,os2 bushels; oats,
l21I3l bushels total grain, 1s2,JJd bushclsi -four,
27,sS2 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-17
MICHAEL ]. DADY's HALF OF THE CONTRACT.
The trial of suit in equity, In which Michael

The trial of suit in equity, In which Michael
J. Dady, the weknown Brooklyn politician and super
intendent OF Federal buildings, seeks to establish MS
claim to a half interest in contract Tor CONSTRUCTING
sewers In Washington, begun in the Brooklyn City
Court yesterday. The contract involving about $ooo'
600, made by Thomas McCann and the work is no"
under way Mr.. Dady testified that on July IT, 1851
his attention called to advertisement Of the WORK
Tie secured copies OF the specifications ana
handed them to Mccain, and subsequently maze
an estimate bid and figured out the amount OF tue
per to be which amounted 70
100000 He afterward went TO Washington and secured
information which led him to telegraph to McCann tna
they could wiD and telling him to go to that city, MT
McCann did so, they put IN bid and the S6OOoo
surety deposited. As Dady was Government en-
plOye he did think 1t wise 10 have his name In the
bid AID 1t made ont to McCann alone The latter
said they could make their own agreement aterwatu
They concluded that they had got good thng. sone
months afterward Dady heard that McCann was saying
he had partner and they had several confercnces bu
when the work begun McCann repudiated MN en-
trely The witness said that the work was an important
one, and from 100 to 400 men were employed In MS
judgment the worth $4,000, and he offered
McCann 500. 600 for his share.
McCann's counsel stated that II that amount was
offered in good faith It would be accepted But Dadys
counsel did not take up the offer
The case will be continued to-day.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-17
RIAL ESTA TE.
FEw-YoRK, Monday, March 10. 1883
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
sEw-YoRK CITY.

The following is list of tho TRANSACTIONS re-
corded in the Registers Office yesterday:
G2d. .st n T. 100 II W OF gthave lO05xl25; Amos II
no % James Ollie and anot ......... 81 900
South 5th.ave, No l5S 2Jx;6i George q Hall0ck jr,
ana another executors TO Adop6 Mintler -. 90 800
Corn'l q Corson. ....... 1000
Riyersde Drive n e cor OF p4th.st iG2I1s jx76Giax
ss.1 William Koch TO George Johnson .,. 1868
Oth.aye o. ~ II Of 6Otiist 2SJI24 Ak l5 r6x38
I7e; Thomas lhaoher and vile 10 Henry o mn
houston st, No iG4 j06IiOO Nicholas ccnes and
wifo 20 Meyer Lbman a., 10000
trell 70 Fasny Filler 1900
lothst n a. ii0 II Of Iudson-st, 2GIiO0; John -
Nersin and wife to simon Haas $4,000
JaIiine ana wifsto Lyman Irown $500
o0' William Van Ness OF al 70 Georco " Gran ~ 10000
IcriSerspoon snd wife 70 Goenrey 4 Bourte $4,000
aim aud wife to Ernst and wife ....... H6oo
122dst s. S.s IL W OF Lsxing onave 1b.sIl001li
and wife .,..,...,......,.., 1.loo
Augustus vanderpoo, referee etc, 70 Charles 90 o,o
l24thst ss is7 Ii Of sth.avc, 1901 looi; Charles
Riley TO Leo McLKer and another .,.......::. llbOo
Insurance. Company to Teres N O. Donohus -. 10000
Martiins and wife to William Nebuhr 1880
9th ave- W a. OK II Of 27thst OgIGI; ThoIn7s Thed:
lord and wife TO Daniel u eybe 500
snotSer sIesutSrs 70 Max ha%tarssr 10000
property Philip SchuchDann ct al TO same......
COCKS and wife 70 ANTHONY Rsichardt .... 1000
orp % Alden swan 10000
iS3d.st n s. s55 II Q OF sth.ave, 2ox9e.ii Robert
Lindsay TO Adoiph Moele lO'iSo
New-York tribune., 1885-03-17

Prime steers sold l24ib12 &C. and
the averag was estimated at ii l2c
BEEVLSRecepts yesterday and today were l02 cars &C
Jersey City and az a bOl-st, M king 1904 head,
against 49 head last Monday The arrivals he past week
We're 20 head more than last week. and s97 head more
than the corresponding time last year.
review OF The cattle MrKet for the week shows that on
ceeded the demand and trade dull decline OF cent
per H. dressed weight with 80 carloads carried Eri
days dragging opening sales
at about Wednesdays closing hgures but with Inn
provement in the Dressed Reef trade moderate export dc
paDd and reports OF stronger prices IN Chicago
partial before the which
the market nearly all sold
British markets depressed the owing TO the
free arrivals from American well liberal homo
supply and American refrigerator Beef declined 10 &C.
n, with best American Live Cattle selling at l30l3c
dressed weight sinking the ofal
Arrivals to-day 80thst included 80 for Mr East
and IL Tor stern Metzger With agbt supply at
Jersey City the market brisk at an ad q from
10 to 2Oc per 100 10, live weight, over Fridays
prices Most Of the offerings were closed out
before 10 o'clock, after which trade was
SLOW the closed firm with upward ten
sales showed OF fully lac b dressed
weight General OF Ordinary TO Good ste at
so c to dress 10 Prime Choice scln at 11
d2tc also toress 80 lb while for FEW Coarse Bullocks
nc accepted Old Oxen sold at ~ bC9 50 20; Bulls
So S06 81 62 and Dry Cows 900 70 TO- No export
Five carloads holding at strong prcee likely
2 for Wednesdays market.
No shipments of Live Stock Fresh Meat from this port
today.
The weeks shipments Sheep and Dressed
Beef and Mutton were as follows
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demand was the occasion Of general reduction In rates.
the lower quotations for bankers bills are the lower do
follows: Bankers bills 81 SO and "a s5 Tor long and
sh9r sterling respectiyey 522 and 52o for fancs
In Innd"n Rrtsh consos onsned with an advance Of
z per cent and further improved Lie for money and
closed at 97 and 81 IL respectively for money and
the 4ias were s higher at 114a American railways fol-
lowed after Saturdays home markets and opened higher
last gu otatons Indicated weak tone Bar silver
turn dearer at 40 Lied ounce The Bank Of England
per cents sold at S1.47 7i90S1.6 80 OK interest.
CENTRAL AND HUDSON RAILROAD CoMPA NY.
The report OF the Central and Hudson Railroad
Company for the quarter ended December 81, 1884,
nished 10 the nnbic a month aao-snrnlns over dxed
charges Of ,377 OS3 But it is made up in different
for-that taxes are put under first charges instead
OF In operating expenses. Compared with the statement
OF the corresponding quarter of 1888 made up In the
same form the quarter OF 1884 shows decrease in gross
penses Of $772 ia; increase in first charges OF
$4,000, and decrease in the surplus applicable to
dividends OF $460,245.
RAILROAD EARNINGS
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND NORTHERN.
5s$ $s:sS ;ss5S5 @ .sssS ssss5
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL aARREr4
LONDON March 16l2:S0 mConsols. 81 9l6 for money
and o. l6 for the accounts United states -Four Per Cent
Atlantic and Great western Frs Mortgage Trustees Ger
@ @ a. DO 90 & Saasaa 1885,
Mexican Ordinary 3S4 81 Paul Common 7o "a NewYOrs
@"Psrs adsices quote Three. Per Cent Rentes
5 G5 for me sna 81 e for the a
coan Atlantic Great Western First Mortgage
$9'a ERE, Second Consols. 1s Mexican Ordinary, S2'
NewYork Central, 92is ,,,,,o. . ,.,. .so Don, -,
Enslsnd On balance TO-DAY is $4,000. q, ,.,,,,
10 centiincs the
New-York tribune., 1885-03-17

Good 70 cheos steers "a e53s, IS: stodtsf And Pssds
a. 1904 IS.
sheep Receipts to-day 900 heed total for week thus fac
$500 head, time last week 5000 head c0nasne4
through. cars market steady and higher Medium 70
Good. S3 10 dSi rs; Canada Lamos. 81 10 q8j 80.
Hogs-Recepts to-day total tor week thus TAR
10000 head: for last weex. ab0g head; con
signed through 80 market frm Good TO Choice York
ers IS lods5 Light Mixed 506$4 go Heavy. - 9oO
50 90; Pigs, SO 10.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-17

ALBANY, March 18.-In the Court OF Appeals
to-day the Hon. william G. Ruger. c. j., and associates
present, the following cause was argued:
No I24-Catherine Lock wood admnisratrx. responden
egt the New York. Lake Erie and Western i'foaa eo"
pany. appellant
The following is the Motion Calendar for March IL
Nos 7sO 7sl 1872 79o 1872 79i SAC, $685. 750. 764 76o'
78i, 9O8 s07 796 SOl. s02.
The following il the day calendar for March IL:
Nos. 100, l3l, 1877. 92, 12S. SO. 1873, l02.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-17
CLOSING PRIOgS or PHTLi DELPHii STOCKS
Reo.rf,d by JoaS IT, DAVIS K Co.. II WIS.
MospAY. March l6-P. VI.


The stock market to-day opened IN good form ana ht
better gurcs than saturdays last prices AM I'LL near
midday presented strong tone. Central and Hudson
sold up d sJi against ssa Saturday evening Lake
shore to 81 ~ against 81: Northwestern to ods against
o5l. Delaware aek,wanna andWeStcrn to 1913 against
lO5 Central OF Now-Jorsey TO 80 against 33s North-
crn Pacific to a AGAINST 1919 and Mis- ourl Pacic 70 VI
against90s Nearly all stocks showed some improvements
But after midday there was dribDing OF stocks upon
,he market that unsettled prices aud In majority oi
cases carried them to the close leu them peio"
Saturdays prices The Southwestern stocks were pe''er
IN the settlement OF the strikes, aud were tho oos' ss
tained stocks at tho close Union Pacific was specmY
vesk all day and closed with final decline OF per cent
Pacific Mail was duh and did not sympahLe WIN the
early improv clio 'ed with loss OF y per cont
There II small recovery from the lowest prices III 'ho
last few minutes OF business, but the market oosou e'
erish and unsettled.
The transactions Government bonds were cohhhed 10
sales OF the IA Prices steady except Tor
n the bids for the 81 Annexed arc Inc ciosns q"o
tons:
New-York tribune., 1885-03-17
COURT OF APPEALS.

No 1g8-Wilam Gibson painth In error, ast' E"""i"
Lyon and others. Argument concluded,
New-York tribune., 1885-03-17

SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
CHARLESTON March 10 6-rurpentne quot at % &C.
SAVANNAH. March l6- tpontine quiet at 2Dc;
WILMINGTON, March l6-Turpentine urn ~ 70 -;
New-York tribune., 1885-03-17
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

The new week opened at the Petroleum Ex-
changes with duh. but fairly strong market Extreme
fluctuations confined within a range OF ie cents,
and the final price showed gain of cent from satur-
day night The fact that the last gauge Of the Thorn
Creek field only s057 barrels against 208 barrels
On Friday tended to make traders bnllish than
they Inclined TO be Saturday, but the average
operator s feels Ddisposed to venture either large
aaes purchases pending the outcome OF the wells
pected " IN this week No disposition to sell is
exhibited by the heavy holders of oil, and there
what may prove be significant easing of In the rates
Tor carrying to 30925 cents per 900 barrels. The
ket closed steady about midway between the highest
aud lowest quotations Of the day.
The range Of prices and the total dealings fol-
New-York tribune., 1885-03-17
MINES AND MINING.
ACTUAL SALK5.

SALES AT THE NEWYO2I MIyIvG EYOHAy3a
NEw-YoRR. March 10. 1885
New-York tribune., 1885-03-17
Name.

CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA srOOKS
SAN FRANCISCO. March 18, 1888.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-11-14
A. De- Of Thanks

Fr IN he earliest n.,r Of mankind il has
been customary for civ lzei people q
gather together to unite in Thanksgiving
for blessings enjoycd-to gather around
and build household affairs. to renew and
,trengihcH the lies Of fsuily ard friend
th p. and to join in ,io.c So, ixl f,stiyli, =
peculiar TO rati1nsl Il, ,irgs. and strength
en- the cords whivh bird society together
and makes life worl living.
In accordance with that beautiful an,
memorable cuS,ow'. and following ihe cX
aiCple Of his eAeciirncy. the president of
ih, Uni;rd : sizes, il is recommended that
! thursday. th. 2GIh day Of November in
slant. lie sc snsrt xnd observed by ali
the people of New McAi,n asa day of SO
cial enjoyment ard of iLankfuln".s for all
The bic, in2s ilist have been vOuchs tfcd
ia IN during thr pact year for the or
ou, <. nshine that has made existence 4
IuEury-.for thr hountiful rains lEs, have
wruu..hi abundance in their herds aaj
liochs ior ikc Ic>. .crdcn, riches Of th.l~
mines. n ior Ecncial a-d continuing
a.lth ihtnu .>ipus ia, Enl Lci e.cu.tr
rwrlN,men, be discontinued, and !fs. cr
and .,ruifc. music ard niith. fra>tu- sud
dsh, ing chararirr ae lbe day, expressive
et gratitude for the beHcfaclion of the
past, The j'y Of the presant all hopeful
ness for lhS future
DJne al ,he EieeHtivc Office in he dty
Of eahta Fc. iAiS GlE day Of November. 4. q.
d. 1885.
EDyoED c. Ross, Governor.
by The governor
GAu. y. LANE, Secretary.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-11-14

EX- NlTrD STATES SENATOR SHh-
RON whose critical illness at SAN
Francisco is reported, is suffering
from neuralgia ot the heart In
anticipation "f bis approaching
death, hc decided over all his prop
crtv to his SON. Fred Sharon. and
son.in-lnw. Frank G. Newlsud. in
trust for his hers" " The estate i,
valued ut %G,0oo.G00. It is to he
divided into three equal portions
among his children, Clara, Ircd
and Flora Nady Nrske;h'. or their
hers. Three chtldrpn Of Clara.
who Is diseased, viii each receive
cnc-third her share. The deed iE.
norrs aIl other relatives ni' thr Son
ator. While resting easily on his bed
the Senator took occasion tn say
to his relatives and others present !:
" Feeling thar ana in the presence
Of death. | wish Ygnn to say for
myself, an,! ~ due to NY family
and the rn|ii", ,hYt I hnvc never
at any lin" proposed rnnrriagc to
Miss Hill IN anv language or in
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-11-14

/ SOME one vino is master OF thc
English language, and tersc Anglo
Saxon. gave the lev. Sigh warm
turning over in contribution to
the Era last week. the foundation
and supcrstructurc ct his hrraign
ncnt being the course pursacd by
the reverend gentleman ~ touch
ing the killing Of Chavcz's sheep.
and hia filing information against
the alleged killers. Bat how much
hotter lis communication would
have been had the writer but inter
vicwcl Sligh's prosecuting witness.
William II. IIulsrls, ami heard
from his lips, that after Sigh had
st the laws machinery IN motion,
the reverend lnfurncr arpr' a .hcd
him with Il corrupt propnsit ol,viz.
to secure a purchaser for his inter
rstS in Lincoln County, and add II
trw lund;cd dollars thereto. pro-
v.drd hr would skip the c'untry.
Ia this connection, we desire t"
say a single word TO such of "ur
Christian friends and patrons, who.
l 1
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-11-14
Ell CtloE AE1UAEs.

'Ii u .... I. 4
- y
S,uth; IN New YORK Ill., D. mo
crs, j. el,.,t,.d ,,,v.r,,r bv ai,,. :
II mu ,lur.nty ia. ,,,t,. l.yi,-
tuare Is l}cpu,l,cau o., r,i,t b u,nt
by a u,aio. NV Of SO in 4 ,o;u vet.
ol 100.
In New Jersey the Republicans
have } nl:,.rliy min. .,nai. anI
i il the asscmuIy. nlaAlng the n...-
Iorl.y : ON Ioinl bAllot.
T., C..,,...,;,.,,, u,. Dui1..,,.
have IL majority on ,o,u n,I,,i \
Republican lups.
T., V;r,;,; Iu. D,,,,r.t :,
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-11-14

Apparently Mrs. Potiohar'$
"ma,h, Joseph, despite his uatu
raj modes'y, dil not die without
issue. Dr. Schlosscr, pastor of st.
Josopl's Catholic church at CIeyc-
land, Ohio, has resigned his charge
ana gone to Chicago to escape Inc
attentions otan interesting married
woman, vino had fallen desperate
ly in love with him, and who has
gone crazy because Of lis rcpulscs.
The Rev. SchlosSer need expect no
sympathy from Brother Bcecher or
Pastor DoWncS.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-11-14

4 dlsuatrh from Portland, Me,
says, liou. Eibridcr Gerry, a
prominent D"lancrat If tina; State,
is dying. T.i> EihrilGc Gerry is
u grandson Of the on@ ot the same
name who WIS Governor of Mas
>achusctts at one time, ana from
whom the word "Gcrrvmaudrr'
was derived. The story goes that
he was instrumental III procuring
n very unfair apporti"nmcnt ard
redistribution Of the State for C"u
gressional purposes. One ot the
districts was very peculiarly shaped
and some said, 1T looks Ike Il sal
amandcr.' Another replied, 1T
looks more Ike IL Gerrymandcr. -
The word took and became a syro-
rym Of unfair apportionmcnts.
The present E!hricga Gerry was
born in 1915 ana served in Con
gress from 1919 to 1881.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-11-14

The man who excuses himself
for having committed an injury or
an micnso because he "didn't
think is parlonaole only for the
same reason that an idiot is who
never thinks ut all, apI Is not cx-
pectcd tothiuk; buta man who in.
lures or annoyS appetizer because lie
doesn't care resembles the brute
rather than the idiot, tic latter be-
ing without good brains and tho
former without z od manners.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-11-14

WM. HYDE, editor of the st. Lou
is Republican, has been appointed
postmaster Of ST. Louis. In 1886,
$. y, Douglas imported Hyde
from Brllvile, to Sterling, His,
there 10 edit paper in opposition
TO us. We had a monkey and pa:-
rot timc, but after the election Of
that year, HYDE threw up the
sponge, and retired, taking Il posi-,
tion op the Republican rs city cdi-
tor, from Which he sprung to man
aging editor and ca proprietor. II.
is Il noble ;clIpw. and NOW that his
sun Of litc, like unto oar own, is
Gliding down the western horizon.
We congratulate him on his pros
pcct OF a pleasant sunset
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-11-14

Leigh o. Knapp, appointed re
crivvr OF the land Office at Santa
Fc, \. A.. i, II son of Col. John
Knapp, of the Missouri RcpubIi-
can. lie has been Il resident. OF
New MrNico tor two years past and
is well and tavorabIy known
throughout tie West.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-11-14

" Tom BEL. S ClN.EssIoN." Ga,
no. we guess not. Chickens will
come hnmc to ruost, No Sayi,ur.
whose mans is spelled wiki Il "G'
can save tlnct, or tic abettor OF
one