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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-16

had he won over Lord Harrington Still, that 49,
at the moment, a minor issue. The issue on which
Lord Harrington separates himself from Mr. Glad
stone is Home Rule. A year ago Mr.. Gladstone
would have refused to bold Office at the price OF
having TO do Mr. Parnel's bidding Lord Hartlng-
ton is of the same mi nd that Mr. Gladstone was
a year ago. 1t remains to be seen which OF theih
has the country with him. and which policy Is
finally to Irevail. U. W. %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-16
u,pDsgJps OLA VOYAGE FROM HoyG KONG

A cOroners inquest yesterday showed that
John TAYLOR sailor dead berth IN the snip
WILMA at Harbecks in Brooklyn. died from con-
sum ptiOn According to the stories OF lila fellow seamen
they endured much hardship the voyage just ended
The food was poor hunks were without mattresses
did sufficient coverings 10 Keep tneu
warm 'Cuptatn simmons who was in command wheh
they left China, put ashore at lilo no Que OF quo
phiipDnc Islands In 4 diving condition at hisiown re-
0uest and the first mate succeeded him On christmas
aor took 10 his berth and renamed there during the
rest OF the VOYAGE dying on Sunday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-16
Az iyoyyuOUS OON TRIBUTOR.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10 (Specidh.-An old
man entered the Office OF lie EUening Bulletin this morn
ing and banded counter envelope addressed
10 tbs editor and went without saying word Upon
examining the Ave 500 bills and one 5000 note
we're found with the following letter: Second mon. 10,
The undersigned gladly avails himself OF Ihe Bu-
lets announcement that IL will receive contributions
aid OF the 0rthop@do Hospital and sends the nclosed
sum for that purpOse"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-16
,coy,oy SALE OF SEIZED GOODS

Woodrow & LecOis yesterday began an auc,
t,on s,Ie an No 81 Pearst OF SCI lots or unclaimed
SonIs ,eized by the Custom officers. The lots embrace
fcos ewelry preserved chestnuts, Wines grindstoes
nsr Classes church ornaments cbeese. fruits, conee
Ciav Mexican onyx, old copper, dyewood. OLD paper
.m1iv barrels and baskets metals. sugar samples.
InaS mntches chromos, cement aud eggs. A Few
of The a~tcIes brough as much the appraised value
The sale will be completed to day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-16
TINED AVID foCRrH CLASS POSrMA STEERS

Chicago, Feb. ia meeting OF third and
fourth class OF the United states was held
here this morning to consider various matters 10 De
brought the of Congress for the beterment
Of their condition About 400 postmNsters were pres
ent thirty three States and three Territories being rep
resented The following officers were elected; Presi'
dent, j Il. Grubb Of Alabama: yice-presldents, Mr..
Emma Porter. Nrw-Jersey j. O. johnson, Kansas A
G.. Inokcy Missouri; r. j. Pickett, Nebraska; secre-
tarv, Thomas Brady West Virginia. The AFTERNOON was
taken with the formation or committees ana the con-
yentlOn al lOurned until tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-16

The total reduction OF effected by the above
additions to the free list would amount to aoont
$1,000 900 on the basis of last years lmportaohs' IL
will be observed that free list takes In wide
RANGE of industries Tue farmer and the salt manu-
facturer as well the and miner OF coal ron'
conner and lead apd silver struck, and the manu-
facturer of TIMBER the mill employee the salwar
lumberman the quarryman and the cokemaker 40 not
escape
The chief reductions in the schedule of chemicals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-16
4 FALSE CHARGE AGAINST SENATOR SHERMAN.

4 .
COLUMBUs. Feb. ID (SpecidD Several weeks
ago witt c. Jones appointed postmaster here but
there has della in his confirmation which Jones and
his fellow democrats attrihutoI to Senator Shermaas
influence Jones told his friends that he hal letter
fr IN sherman promising speedy confirmation II he
would retain several Republican employees. which prOpo-
ston was spurned. This story sent all over the
county, aud although given permission by Sherman
himself Jones has declined to mako public the letter,
which conveys entirely dfsront idea Learning that
Jones would HIM right, Senator sherman sent
CODY OF tho GOvenOt Foraker, who gave IL to
the press day. II dated at Washington February
and is AS follows:
Your note OF tho 18th ult. received II was not
answered account OF tho uncertainty TO the
time of reaching yOdr case. do think there Is any
serious opposition to your confirmation, but Information
has gwen the committee that you Intend to make a
sweep ~ all tue minor officers and that office
really tails under the Civil Service law which requires
appointments upon examination The feeling created
til, you will make iudscrminate remOy ais without
the Jaw has delayed and may still longer delay
your confirmation. | am quite suro that while you
would naturally seek Democrats to iii the most OF your
offices In tmu the legal discrimination IN favor OF
Union soldiers and your natural desire 10 have com
petoat in Office viii induce yOu to obey the law In
his respect aud protect yourself from blame by o0serv-
ing it's provisions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-16
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

KiNGsrox n y. Feb. - tSpccdD.-It is reported here
that large rouudhOuse for thirty ia soon TO be
built here for West Shore ana tins city Is TO be the
terminus OF the Hudson River and Mohawk divisions Of
that line
Hu>rI> GDoS, Feb. 10 tSpeciaD.-Judgo Furst to-day
handed down decision the matter OF the applca
ton OF W. NJ williamson and John Dongherty, judgment
and execution creditors the Sherman's Valley and
Broadtop Railroad company, To have the South Penn
syyana Company substituted on the record as
defendant The decree the Is that the substu
ton he made ns prayed Tor subject, however to the
hight the dfrudaut TO show payment or satisfaction
Of or release from the Judgments. THIS permits the
tlnnis To issue * BUTTONS against aud levy upon
ih property franchises OF the south Pennsylvania
Company. which can be prevented only by an appeal 10
the supreme Court
The sale OF tho equipment OF the New York. Chicago
and st. Louis (NicAel PLATED Railway, which was adver
ti-ed to take place the Real Estate Exchange at noon
Yesterday. withdrawn, in compliance with the III
Junction recently granted by the Cleveland court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-16
pyo1tsB srEELMAKERS ENGRAVING.

The greaEngsh steel manufacturer, Marshall or sher.
ded is about To his entire works TO TINS country
The steel works owned by Mr. Marshall at sheieli en
poy three thousand men Ii is said some scores VI .n
most skilled working at the works VIII Oe
the full plemen OF men Will be maze In
among skilled wOrkInen found IN this country ne fLse
Nanutdcitrer NJ rong free-trade journal, phoIsneu
Mnncnester In commenting these transfers reinaks
When we re fleet that such important cohcerhs 10 o
taEe sncn steps as this without due consideration anu
every nerve To avoIu them IL begins to De seen
hnS, n chnuye In the economical arrangements OF QUO
country may affect the weltbeing OF injurious VI "
workinR operatIyes In other parts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-16
DEMOCRATS WANT 40 DISCUSSION.

TIE REPUBLlCANS Wild INSIST IFON UININU
THREATENED INDUSTRIES A HEARING.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 tSpcc'aO The Repub-
ucan members of the Committee or WAYS and Means
have been studying the tariff bill and disous among
themselves the best course for them to pursue
They are in Ormed that the Democratic pro
eramme is TO rush the bill through the
committee without permitting much discussion
or allowing any persons TO he heard IN behalf OF any
OF the threatened Industries. The Republican mrm-
hers of the Committee, with few other Repre-
sentares neld conference this evening ana dlscuNst
the uatiOn. fl is understood mat ihey Will resist me
ottempt 10 railroad the bin through the Committee
and will urge that a hearing he granted 10 the repre-
septatives OF manufacturers and wOrklngmcn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-16
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-AssiStant Surgeon
C. W. Rush has been detached from the New iIamp-
shire and ordered to the receiving ship franklin;
Assistant Engineer W. NJ Mcfarland from tao Nor
gan IronWOrKs and ordered To the Vaudalia.
The Yantc arrived at ST. Thomas yesterday
The Court OF Claims to-day decided IN tho case OF f.
NJ symOnds against the United States that naval
officer on duty on board training vessel which remains
I'm port is entitled 10 sea pay IN 1882 the Secretary OF
the Navy issued order that such officers were entitled
tn lure nav.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-16
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
MR.. GoWEN's NEW SYNDICATE.
SAID TO BE AS STRONG AS MR.. MoRGANs AND 10
OFF Il Is TIER TERMS.

SAID TO STRONG AS MR. MoRGANS AND III
OFF II % TIER TERMS.
PHILADELPHIA, FEB. ID SpecidO. Mr.. GOwen'
It is said has Oot looking to the lorna
syn icate equally "a strong as that whch mas
proposed To reorganize the Reading property He mas
the support OF capitalists at home and abroad
who are willing to advance all the money lry to
the desired, and to advance II on much more
reasonable than those asked by the present syn
dcate further asserted that tue Reading property
including the coal lands Will be kept intact and as much
mined aud sold ~ the market demands Inc com
peuOn OF the south PennSyl Railroad NJ. Gowen
will INSIST on that Reading by this means can
have the West independent or that Afforded
~ the Baltimore and no. The Danes OF the men IN
the syndicate will he made known shortly Capitalists
prominently Identified with ;he Baltimore aud ono
COMPANY md others largely Interested IN Jersey
Central securities said tn be parties to the new move.
~ a also "A number OF N'w-GOrk, London and
Amsterdam bankers These believe that they oner
mncn better terms than those offered by the other
still make handsome profit out OF their IN
yestmcut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-16

THE BEST AT ANY Price, Dam" said the President
earnt stly, "you must DO careful whon seectlhR
wine hereafter" r,
(Which do you mean inquired Dan. There
kinds In the cellar"
The caret heard Eyarts tell his neigbbor that the
claret very old Get IL frosh Dan. no matter what
1t o0sts"-lNew- York Sun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-16
rorRrH.cLAss rosTMAsrERs.

WAsHINGToN, Feb. 15.-Thc Postmaster
Gener today appointed the following fourth-olass
pOstDasters:
Narvland-Nt Glen Fails Franklin a sterling.
Neio-Jersry-At uOOmngdle. ]. John o Ball . Clifton
Jane, Brick; Ltts ra1s Francis j. rloy Mdyale, J0
seph Kicker; Vienna, Walter d. Quick Watscssng Mrs
Anne Law.
TTaasg'canfa-At Freedom +. NJ Grim: MaIisonylc
Henry Beck
Yrl6. iorG-it Boston, Hiram a Curran Fairfield. James
Green Frankfort iI Joel CoA lii Ma lisOn. Ols - Bck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-16

In the schedule of earthenware and glassware I'M
portant reductions made. The rate on decorated
china porcelain etc. reduced from so per cent 70 40
Der cent on plain china porcelain etc.. from % per
cent to As per cent all other earthen stone and
crockery ware otherwise provided for IN this act or
the of March g. 1888 from So per cent to 40 per
cent On cylinder and crown glass polished exceeding
24x3o inches and exceeding 24x60 inches the duty
is reduced from 20 square foot to l6 cents and
on larger sizes from cents 80 cents Unpublished
cylinder crown and common window glass Is reduced
per pound according to Sizes "a follows:
exceeding 10 by Is inches squarel' cents pound to
Above BY and exceeding &c by "a inches-from
17sc6nts 10 p cents. 49,, oo,--,- 49,
pa cents y cents. ,
AbOv5 "A BY nrhesfrom 2 cents 10 2' cents pound
Cas- polished plate glass, which now pays 20 cents
square foot is pay Is cents, and that which now pays
60 cents is reduced to 80 cents
IMPORTANT REDUCTIONS IN THE METAL SCHEDULE.
In the schedule o; metals there important reduc-
fops besides the extensive transfer from the dutiaDe
list to the free list Some Of the reductions are:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-16

NJ the crop m rketed ia ~ follows Virginia,
90; North Carolina 81; South Carolina. 81 Georka'
So; Florida, 81 Alabama. 81; Mississippi S3a bousi-
ana S3Ia; Texas, 50 Arkansas, 50; Tennessee, 81.
General average nearly - The ~ icatons lhuS point
TO a crop apprOxiin November estimates Oh
WELD per acre whch looked product Of about SIX
and a half million bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-16
NIX. MORGAN WAKES WARM on EDUCATION

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1j.-In the Senate to-
day resumed his argument AGAINST the con-
additionally OF the pending educational bill 80 far as
the State OF Alabama concerned he denied that IL
was the of darkness AMI the azaretto Of ignorance
Inferred from the report of the Committee on Ed-
cation and Labor He had often heard remarked that
the people OF the South hoodwinked lot OF slaves
who had forced rtO rebellion and secession by their
leaders. This he empbacay denied. and asserted That
the contrary the leaders mad been forced into seccs
sion by the people, and that many cowardly heart
among leaders would have failed and tainted but Tor
the did do In the presence or an
enlightened and splendid people. lie characterized the
part neither grew blind Shut his eyes In the
presence OF any bride matter how magnificent Inc
bill would prove pandora box aud would lead TO what
had appropriately been termed condition OF or
ganzcd hell" between the States and the general Gov
ernment He prOphrsed that under ITS Dancful niu-
ence people Uf The North aud south would De again
frenzed with excitement The bill under consideration
would put Congress In position Whero IL
could place the hand OF power on the
throat OF state The very theory OF
bill would mako the preamble of the C1Hstltu-
ton clease uf all Js ordinances That pre-
amble contained no grant OF power.
Mr. Morgan read from the writlngs OF President dadl
and other hOrites In support 81 bis ground ana
maintained that tLOse authorities stood IKE wall OF
adamant against the passage Of the pending dill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-16
CHANGES IN THE COTTON AND HEMP, JUrE AND FLAX

CHANGES IN THE COTTON AND HEMP 1UrE AND fLAA
SCHEDULES
In cotton and cotton goods reduction pound on
thread yarn ETC.. according to the present ca'scs-
ton is from 10 to cents from to 10 CENTS from ~
10 10 cents, from rs to 20 cents, from 33 TO ~
cents from 80 to 80 cents, from AZ to 80
cents, and from 80 to 40 per cent ad valorem
In part of bill Colonel Morrison does not seem
70 have kept his guesses In good proportion The rednc
tons in the next succeeding three paragraphs ofthe
schedule are as follo~s, per square yard;
First paragrsph-From 2l9 to 2 cents from 3 TO
cents; IRON 4le to 3 cents. respectively.
6a,ond paragraph-From 3 cents, A cents cents and
40 Der cent advaore, to 22 cents cents. cents and
81 per cent ad val0rem.
T6Ird paragraph-From cents, cents. cents and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-16

Hell see by the papers that we are 10 nave
Cardinal , 49,. h.oo,,,py IN me; (
prefer pink OF blue.-lBinghamton Repuon'"n'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-16
NEW YORK. cncAGO ANp IT. LOUIS REPORT.

Balance shect-AssrtS Cost Ut rOa . 2.60i; supplies
hand 81 24O due By AGENTS. tl16SJ3; 10y RS,
S2I2,O95; by companies. So, $50; cash. S237l
iii -bursements on account indebtedness OF Nickel
Pate Railroad eNrrss OF rece pts f.Om It's assets,
1874 OG6 total. 81 O6jS36. LabitIes-Due for wag 8,
supplies. etc, SJ7O.JS5; due companies S23lO64;
value OF supp lis aard Mtrcu 25 1885, Sll 1898;
prot aud loss surplus, S3jO,6SS.
New York. hicagO aud ST. Louis balance sheet-COst
Of road $40 S92Ili; stock. aud bond' $3j,75i sun
plies March - 1883 81 Sos; due by agents. SlS7;
by Others, $3.50; by companies. $42323S
cash. Sj3.5O3; held by equipment bond
~. 500. PSI; tot. S74s24710 Liabilities - CAPITAL,
S2N 900 900; preferred. S22.oOO.O)0; funded debt,
900; loan. and bills, S27lO,OJ0; interest on
funded debt. II ,22- 200; aue Tor wages supplies,
Sj4G 7jl due by comp mics. $1,000; Liabilities paid
by NJ Caldwell receiver S23i.OG6.
Tie New York, New-lIayen aud Hartford reports as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-16


No changes are made the paragraph OF the
schedule which include many kinds Of boiler. plate and
shee ron plate, tsggers iron etc. but provso Is
affixed to each prohibiting the collection OF duty
amounting to more than 60 per cent ad valorem.
Hoop. band scroll iron, other iron which now
pays cent pound, reduced to $40 OF cent; the ad
dtona duty the provso Of the same paragraph is re
duced from Ia to 15 OF a cent pound and second
proyiso added restricting the rate to 60 cent ad
yalorem Iron or steel railway nshpates are reduced
from ll4to cent pound, and boiler tubes from to
90 cents The files. blanks etc. are not
changed, but IN 10 the rate TO exceed 90
per cent The remark is true OF
the long paragraph including steel nRots cogged ngOt
blooms bets and bars, bands hoops etc. iron or steel
beams. ORDERS ETC.. are reduced from a 10 cehI
pound: steel locomotive and car wheels etc from ~
cents to cents a pound; cOgRed lngots, blooms or
blanks wheels from cents TO q cents; horse
bhoe nails other steel nails not otherwise PROVIDED
for from to 3 cents pound; the cents pound al
ional On iron and steel wire covered with cotton or
elk 10 reduced to cents and proyisO ~ added That on
no iron steel article made from iron or Steel
shall the duty 90 cent al valorem aud after
December 81 1886 such rate OF duty shd exceed on
per cent ad vaiOrem.
black copper. clippings etc, the rates are reduced
from GIG and cents pound respectively
to anu cents per pound. -,
Lead In sheets. shot, etc, drops from 10 "a cents
pound and znc spelter etc. from q and 2l9 cents
pound. respectively, 10 i and cents.
Tie rate oil sheathng yellow metal IL changed from
35 per cent ad vaorem TO cents pound; reduction
OF cent pound
THE REDUCTIONS on SUGARS ASD PROVISIONS.
The reduction all is 20 per cent but this is
not TO affect sugars imported from countries which lay
an export tax on that article In the schedule OF pro-
visions the reductions follows:
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-06-05

We hear several of our citizens
are praying for rain. a Nilsson
rian gives the following scene in Il
Missouri church: Preacher in pray
er-"Oh Lord I! send us rain,
none of those d-n little sneakin'
showers, but a regular gully washer
and trash mover, tor Christ $ sake,
amen !" From the amen corner
came a vigorous response -Amen.
bless the Lord Send us a genuine
root soaker." From our corner
we cry amen! Send us a genuine
cleaner, a street washer, and a
hog-wallow cleaner.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-06-05

MOSES WYLIE has retired from
the editorial chair of The Lincoln
Independent, and is succeeded by
j. j. Cockrell, Esq. We are sorry
to part company with our meek
friend Moses, and pleased to wei
come Mr.. G. into the ranks OF
journalism.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-06-05

TAE Major is away again-two
weeks ago he was ceurting and
while we (the devlN got up Il
''h-l of a paper" he was having
a shcol of a time. Now he Is
away marrying and we hope his
anhcipations Of pleasure will be
fulfilled 1t is not our Major who
is going to get there. Now dc
we look this week?
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-06-05

CAPT. ROBERTS and wife, of Dry
GuIch, spent Friday night, and
Saturday, i'll town, guests OF Gov.
Chase, and honored us wit a call.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-06-05
~ INITTFIN II.
White Oaks. y M.

Working like a horse-A lawyer
drawing up a conveyance.
A SIX year-old child being asked
"What is Il ropc?" answered "a
fat string"
The man with a No. Is neck
and a No. IA collar has a hard
struggle to make both ends meet.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-06-05

TIE Good Temp'ars may deem
it funny to ring the Town Hall
bell at the elongated hours Of Sat
urday night, but sleepers who are
alarmed by it's changing, do not
APPRECIATE the Joke. 4ncy snUulu
abate the nuisance.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-06-05
TuLAROSA NOTES.

MT. journey II dlNdNS Keeping
his eyes and ears open as to what
is going on, and at the same time
attending strictly to his own bust
ness The Ccmrcy bows have struck
a good lead in the lower country
and r working it for all it is
worth, while, at the same time
making it profitable to their em-
ployers, they strike water every
ime tlty bore.
a few days ago Morris Walgan-
uth's wife presented him with Il
bouncing baby girl. A few days
later there was a christening at
which were present all the elite of
Tularos.a There was the excel
lent Padre, the happy family, the
friends, and Morris has a host of
them, the old, the young, and the
beautiful-and Oh, the feast the
table groaned with good things,
eatables and drinkables, and the
sparkling eyes of the dark eyed
daughters OF New Mexico, but
cold type will not express the Ell.
thusiasm with which our informant
spoke of this event. Morris! we
wish YOU 10Y.
The drouth is excessive III the
TularoSa country as well as Lincoln
county, and cattle are suffering
aud dying for want of nourishing
food in Donna Anna county as
well as elsewhere.
Twice has the Padre led his peo-
pie with the ettigy of st. Peter
forth upon the plains, and I'M
plored their patron saint tor rain,
yet, their faith never relaxed.
Where else in the United States
shall we find these old time and
old world customs still in eXis
tence, except among our MnXican
Citizens!' This is the season in
which these people decorate their
churches with roses, and daily are
their beautiful gardens dcnuded of
this lovely flower for their mother,
the church.
There has Just arrived from Mrs.
Coghlan as a present, II five hun
dred pound bell for the church, the
echoes from its clear throat can be
heard from the Sacramento to the
Organ mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coghlan arrived
in New York on the Goth ult., from
whence they sail to Queenstown.
They took in the pleasures Of New
Orleans and the races Of Louis
vile.
Last week Harry Comrcv had
his horse arrested for trespass and
placed in the hands Of the pound
master, Comcry went for the ami
NAL and used many words that
would not look well in PRINT. Tho
Alcalde used many words in repl,
which we are unable to spell. The
law Was argued pro and con in Wig
orous English and Castilian Span
iSh. The Alcaldo wanted to bet
$500 the case would be decided
against Comre', and t was, Dam
ages by trespass, 81, 90, costs 0
prosecution $500, Comrey APP
9calcd to the district court on tn,
advice Of counsel, the court and
most Of tho bar being ON then
way from Lincoln, Don Penta Dc
Leon going security for Mr.. Com.
rey. Messrs DeLeon, Riley anc
Rynerson had forty cattl e taken
up at the same time for trespass
They We're herded for five days
then turned loose upon threats q.
suit by Mr.. Rynerson ; the herdc,
wants to know who will pay him
Juan Chaves was becoming too
intimate with other women. so hi
wire started to find him she dis
covered hird with another woman
and proceeded to slightly cut his
thrnat with @!s1F"1o. Juan Is doing
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-06-05
WHITE OAKS,

TIE undersigned will offer for
sale at II bargain, a double seated,
top hack, team and harness, Il
Concord buggy, - Buckeye now
ing machine, and a horse rake.
For further particulars, as TO terms
etc, call on or ad9t,ss,
a. RIDGEwAY.
White Oaks. y M.