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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-03
GENERAL. MARKET REPORTS.

COFFEF-Rio grades for prompt delivery Were 49,
dub toisy and rather weak a price Fair sa' ss
Quoted 5'c and NO erSw35. oust sales so
a MaacaSo ana 20 bag. gb gam but he
ION was far from being active cable ayrees wsis '
chief slement OF strength Heyre sdVaHgsi ase arm
imta SUES lore we're only tribe better than sstSr1 S
eiosa after which there was ,ss u ,sSt Steady az
sight reaction from the highest Rio quotes nriyois,
~ receipts 1.-TWO days. GO bSSgs SI coo ' Ssas
Rio purchases for United States during the week M
bags Rio purchases for Europe and other @
week - 600 bags: Rio clearances by tWo) stesher9 ~
United "a 900 bags Rio eeaanees iGr E ~ Tor
other countries 20 bags steamers lOa ing nt ~,
United states four; freight per steamer Goc s naa 80
prlmage bag Total Santos .toe6 24o0oV
purchases for Europe and other countries S0oeo 81 o
Santos ele0ranees for Europe and other countries,
bags steamers loahng az Santos for United states on
santos market quiet good average ssnIes c 900 rs
Stock IN Hamburg 600 bags, of which l5cVuV odss
are brazilian. Total sales here today 262oo bags -
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-03
COURT CALENDARS FOR TODAY.

Supreme COuft-General Term-Recess
supreme Court-Chambers- Before Lawrence, J-JotiOn
calendar Nos ] 70 IS, called at IL O'clock
Supreme COurt-Speea Term-Part l.-Defoie Barrett
J.-AdJoufned for the
ham. J.-Adjourncd until December o. 1852.
Supreme COurt-Cncuit-iaft I-iSe.oe Andrews, j.
Case on, schmitler sgt Simon Nc calendar
Suurene COurt-Cifcut-fslt lib foe Patterson J
Nos 1899, lle4, zol4 9lS 4Cs s2SS 9oS los4e, LOSE
1915 1883 1903. 1919. 73S.
735 12is 1850, 1894, $50, ~ s3I 1923 1868 1256a
i52a, 1919, i2s6. lasl. 1872 ~ uoso.. ....,
Nos. 52l, 1916 1874 sos $40 '96. 29I i27i' 1879.
1851 1872 1908 2o4o 1872, 1885, 9is ,,,u. ., ,.,.
Hagen, 10 a. m. Thomas J. Monroe 10 80 a. M No
superiSS Coui-Gener,I Tenn Before sdgwsk G j.
Freedman and egT ha5%o g5No' g. T. g. TO- H. 49,
superjor Couft-Speeis Term-Before TrusS J-No. rs
Superior Court-Equity Tern-Before Trusx' J'-No'
Superior Court-Trfsl TermPsr I-Before DgEIo' %
Nos sci, 1862. LOAF. 1904 500 1852. 795 300 72O 'Sa
Superior Court-Tisl Terni-Part IIAdourned for the
superior Court-Tria Part ILL., Before 0,G91naa
Nos SIS 400 1910. 064 1871 $50. 75l 35e 1913 OBS
Common Peas-Special TeIm-Btfoie van Hoessh' j.
Cannon Picas-Eauity Term-Betore Bookstsver. j.
NoS ], g. 8. 10, IL. 10, IL, p. 20 = 25 An.
O.: is g.; isoc r 7sS i5o si is
i1 ss is I'LL dts leis s7s 45s 1901 iOs4 ';oo
Nos sssl rs lie $685. sS 10 loo a. $3.50 1850
civ court-Trai Tefm--Psrt III-Beiore Ehrlleh. j..
sos aS ss2 1865. 1895. 1870 2ss. sO7. 2isl. so4'
cours Of Oyer ana Termner-efore Brady j. and 40
sstsat Attorney Goa-Nos. 10 is Inclusive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-03
COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany n Y Dec. I'm the First Division Of the
Court OF Appeals the following argued
In re John waock deceased Charlotte Cradlon. appel
liant sgt Charles r. Nattage, a1InnistrstO etc. re-
spondent .. ,,. -
Ellen A. Cousc ADMINISTRATIVE etc. appellant. AIT
the New York Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company
respondent. w,
Francis Gavln. infant, etc. respondent, agI YIN
cengo Savarey et al, appellants.
Michael Fitzgerald. administrator, ETC., respondent
AIT the Long Island Railroad Company, appellant
Francis j. Mccain an infant. etc. appellant ast the
Sixth Avenue Railroad Company. respondent.
lanes Austin. appellant, at. Jane Oakcs individually
and executrx etc. c. al. respondents ana appellant
Division:
Maria Fredercks respondent AFT Alexander v David
son, sheriff. etc. appellant.
Peter Usrtwe respondent The BAY state Shoe ana
Leather Company, appellant
Nelson L. Button, respondent, RathbOnc l.. sara
4 Co, appellants
Charlotte b. Miller respondent ayt the ocean Steam.
ship Company, appellant.
Following is the day calendar for Tuesday:
First pytsion-Nos. 10 ia. CT. 90 49, III. So JIG
Second Divfson-Nos. $50 Go 567 503 GO. j32. 6l2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-03
HAVING TROUBLE WITH THEIR WIVES.

Judge Patterson in the supreme Court yesterday
granted an absolute divorce 10 Catharine \. sweeney
from Thomas Francis sweeny, tr, the son OF General
sweeny. They married on october 70 1861
and have child.
The two children of j. j. Sml'h were Drought
before Judge Lawrence in supreme Court Chamoe>
Yesterday on a writ OF habeaS corpus and the Judgc
sent the matter 10 a referee smith declared that his
wife was not proper person 10 have charge Of the
children because she was Twins with Francis IA
Harte, son OF Bret Harte, at No. 20 west Eighty
fcurth-st., without being married 10 him.
Thomas McIntire was arrested yesterday by Deputy
Sheriff sullivan on order issued by Chief Justice
McAdam In the City Court, in consequence OF sun
brought by Sophie kaufman for breach OF promise
Of marriage TO her daughter Pauline.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-03

salsD Mcrhesso9 ,oS co y y dd Hf isCs
IS do 1888 n at .! 20 % DO no. ., :, so; do lss
n At .. CO. do i23i n s &c 8 do lass ~ g 80
90 1920 SS siS q. g. Ksae5y S SeSTs .tss
at 81; cow 1000 D. at q 30 Il a. - 75e IS DO
sOs r 8, 81 o. y Dc & a. isS,1 1880 j. a
1882 iio at 20 IS s5 Il do I2i n at IS 30 M "a TO-
n AZ AZ 90: ohio steers 1913 Zoo $. IS: 81
1858 n a. 8! 20 less 10 . do 1857 n at g S. 10 DO
az 900 iIo' az US: 81 do n79 ~ at IS 20;
i'P Sherman e KsG's Sc a. 'i i.gs i's
10 DO i'r2 n n: 81 90 ii 40. 1894 ~ az % 20; aS
d9, iteo 40 81 40: DO 1885 ~ a. - 81 90 n a
20; 10 30 at 81 25 IS do tpart Oxenl 1924 a.
s' a , Il q is ae 1859 g 50 oDa g. g
li7ss NJ Ohio COW. 1000 n al 81 To- ga, .. q,
a. 70 'srhsmbere: 90 Pennsylvsnia steers sis az az
q, so II do, 1894 NJ at - IS; II DO lss" ~ al 10
ss 3, xs "a 10 y AZ q g. cSs.
Y, gsg sci 10 90 So 40 go .ss. i5,o .
" ssdler q Co: IL Kentucky s'ee''' i'
.. 40; 10 do. 400 70. at q 2s 1904 n at s4i.s
nu. i9Sc r. at e. d. 1850 n At e 81 On az piSsts
~ al 81 90; and sold carloads OF '''"' w.
WITCH cows-No fresh arrivals for tes md ories
head Trade has been dull sacs Win a. fsw % the best
are weak az s30def5 per heah Wild
"a VfS-Recapts tt5 head MsrA co. choice vesla
changed, with . tolerably nrm feeins I'VE N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-03

In State issues the business was covered by
small sales OF Tennessee settlement Is at I0s 81
There were no transactions in city bank stocks
The general bond market was illlle Affected
nv the early condition of the share market. The
bnsincss naturally received n check, and the
prices were generally small fractions lower. But
thele was no significance either IN tic declines
OF I-4al-o per cent or the advances Of l-4al per
cent which were recorded. VI ssouri, Kansas an /
Texas general 0s rose IA 10 20 IA and the SIS
! per cent to So. Reference is made 70 our full
report OF bond transactions.
The rate for money at all the financial institu-
tons was per cent but at the Stock Exchange
the rate nuctuated from o 10 i5 10 and back
TO 10 per cent at the Close, with pronounced
bear brokers the only borrowers. TIL, with
drawal Of funds 10 meet the December payment Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-03

Opening. Highest Lowest Closing
g Rsssas'' ::::: s & s 81: g.: s.:
CORN NO. ..
January H.s ,:,. ; s: g.; 81: g.; g.
OATS NO. ..
January n ... SsSsfs s aa,; 23s 2 2s's
MESS PORK. PER BBL no.,
! Ess9aaFy -:.. E s. e. S55s -
'' LARD, PER 100 LBS zszn
5sSsaaE 8? s sS4$ S &c SS5
N'' ''''' SHORT RIBS. PER 100 LBS
I E:s?s.Ey :::::: ;t5 & IT. IT. ;555s
nay Cash quotations follows Flour a. gun and I'm
S SSs 10 cory slfs
20 SS Sai dss SEED q 80 prime timothy seed
mess mes poi pork po DBL - 50 5o lard per 100 n
Z. So SG R Boxed TO-; ' g SIDE
s'I sm,cI pl Receipts Shipments
T!qa, bS: 9 S.SoS ii ScS
or Su 1850 100000
RTe. bush -soo00 $500
BaGy bd o Produce Exchange today the butter was
steady and UNCHANGED Eggs 500 yo.,.., 49,, ~.
aRSn pes 50 ss95 a5% TSa'a 5'g9
stone 81 Western winter clear. sidsi 25 do straight
% do s R1sSn paa 81 f s5a
@ and S'qy m a. w. II 90 P co e.
g9n G, i' n e lover No grade 5OaeOc rejected Coz
zoe FIR ~ gS1u 81 SOC unssded grain depot SAFE
No. red pse%sser iaS5ssIs sapgay R SSesttc
eW steamer No high mixed on track 4lc steamer
10 mixed on ale eGv as% NG 5 o Na Ses
mah a on port Richmond track %, old No. mixed on
Snpot i4sc; old No; yellow IN Twentieth.st elevator
&c February MIfsh $500 So oats steady
No. white 2S aGrcraSS 81 e Fuures duet ana S Sn
sstsaEged NJ. white December 29ta29Ac January.
22 seaar with moderate demand Becf-City FAM
visions - g. do picket s7ds7 so smoked beef ios
12e oec d.s han new sii do family si3asls So Hans
eTmnooEed i0sGi2c; do p; cured. In tcs 9halOLc
e' IN sy salt 'f fully cured 5s5S do sss
~ SGc shoulders pickle cured 5hd52c do smoked ga
ehe Gef' city iened 7ac do Western Steam gs
sSoc DO butchers 9Cse &C. Butter sr% pennsyl
Fresh stock scarce and hrm PENNSYLVANIA nsts &c
b6d lots dun at 14s2sc chee.e steady part skins ia
ss full Wn ss bran Sic roe@m es ssS?
70 Aof zoo S' bush o? oa. 500 bush
5000 corr 600 nSS sa saa1 ssns sSsA
st. I higher The market was faheF unsettled, but
Sdsed i.e above and al saturd.ys nagres d
S , 7SIs. R:ss"; 5s4s 80
she My s3as as3ac. closed ssSc bid July 79asd79Rc
s ~ Cop so.ss Nc J %As4 ?s's SSS
February 25hs27c' ciG:et 27'e May sos os,. MONT
S ess.nsed ' Bran $s4ge Fi,a:ssa g %
Ss 81 50 81 u S neal = sc
wsl'ks o. f 6Ss Ho :,s Su :, and ss
ws %od 4scoe si0' 1000 Sp
n coo hush corn. $4,000 bush osts 70 900 bush.
geo bush eaS o S SU.S SuA co g coc b1.S
oats ii 900 bush. rye 5000 bush barley 1000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-03
AN ELEVATED RAILROAD CHECKED.

The General Term Of the supreme Court in an
opinion written by Judge Barrett yesterday set aside
the condemnation proceedings instituted by the Met
ropolitan Elevated Railroad Company 10 acquire
property on the streets and avenues through which
the railroad built The property owners objected to
the appointment of commissioners 10 institute CON
demnaion proceedings, declaring that the petition OF
the railroad company did sufficiently describe the
property sought to be acquired, and that the reason
of the petitioners inability to acquire title hal not
been sufficiently stated. Judge Barrett colds that
these objections well taken, and tina; tho
description of the property is insufficient but that the
company should have the privilege Of applying upon
proper terms for an amendment OF the petition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-03
live STOCK MARKET.

~
Col 70 Prime Steers sold year ago az sooe' fV
and the average estimated at - o. o. .lo.ds ~
BFEVES-Receips for two days. ~ SnSbis;.ers
5os heaIH74 carloads direct to East n re
carlnads al Weehawken for export awe ~
a, eobst Including 70 carloads for Easlnols
81 c.roais for I stern carloads for Kaufman suau
and carloads for Metzger Levy ana % ca sor ,ss
aapsey Osty OF which carloads arrived 100 se io s
TarEe. ana carloais went direct 10 the snsinUss
Iaaving barely so carloads for sale The quanI ~
AGED better than on any marke, day for months ana
sre droves OF Steers came forward from hen.vy aA
notable among which were the lOear ot snppei ~
Gillespie and others all Of which contained gOoa P
Demand active and prices 1rmer all around wa wsr.
qraies IOal5c higher than last Friday. Inc yaNs wv"
Common 10 Prime Steers sold at SO lOest 80 Low Low
Choice do az "a SASS while few ailends soil a. "a
as a. so and carload OF PennsylvsnIa ana Of
OI1 stays and Oxen brought 90 50aF3 90 ana o sor
the best sold up 81 10 Good Heusrs s AZ al 90d
Rentuckv and Ohio sold at SO 90dS4 80 Buis ~ " W.
40 AZ and carload OF state Dry Cows at :. To- nrookLvn
Swift & Co report their sales at rev" yoveuber
and Jersey CITY houses for the week enuSo ~ ar Tho
40 10 be 100 carcaSses OF beer, a'eSsiHs 49,
average price OF IS 81 per 100 ID o,, AZ their
n II Hammond & Co.'s agents sold .. ssss ~ beef
In Ala cities for the time LIZ ,cs on as IS per
average weight 707 n, at the average paw
100 n. -, ,,,,s ouote Refrigerated Beef
Cattie az IoiqGl2c estimated drel 81 s, SATURDAY.
Sbnmsnts from baltimore for me va 80 ON he Nent
Included 5l5 cattle the Mon en -, Iverpool and
more 10 London, GAS on tne =
fof On ono hinn,ents Tor the same tlne otl 70
yos ouarters Of beef to Liverpool Vo az o clasSoSy
ouarers OF beef 70 London ana 40 49,, ,hs part 600
The Nevada takes OUT from TINS p'fs -V
quarters sbInuents OF live cattle and sheep ana
, me hcoY and mutton are as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-03
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
United States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS.
HARVEY FISK & SONS
bankers, % Nassau-st., New-York,
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore, Dec 2.-Cotton quiet; middJing. 1o'ac
I1onr mai ana nearly nominal. Wheat-Southcrn quiet ;
Futf 5SaSSc; LongDerry, 7ias5c No. 1, 709c steamer
~. N estern stcaly No. rel spot. 79a1J-ci
december 7s7s47Visci January S0'sasOsci February.
SJa43c; Western easy mixed spot 4O@a4lc December
s9IsdS9asc; year. 3d. 39c. oats firm; southern ant
mixed, 26a-Sc; graded No. 2 white, 29iac bid Rye
othy, siSQslS SO. Provisions dull - Butter firm for
Coffee strong Rio cargoes fair 199q20e Susar strong
i3lac W6iskoy steafs 81 10. Freighs 70 Liverpool
totk for orders A. 0id5s, forward As 6dd4s 81 Re-
celpts-Flour 10000 bbls wheat. $4,000 bush COM
So eco oats, goo bush. shipments,it.ioGr $4,000
bush. Sales-Wheat 5G5. 600 bush corn, 10000 bush
Buffalo, Dec 2-Wheat-No ! hard strong and higher,
with sales Of 81 600 bush at Ole No Northern hlgler
and scarce $500 bush selling at S7ac at closing sos
asked No Northern, "a 2ci winter grades urner' o
cars red to arrive sold a. s5e No red spot t.
store Com IN fair demand No. yellow S9c; No 6aS
quiet Arm 5000 bush No white sold az 27 Hs
other grades offered. Barley dull and VI chanseI so
offerings rye 51c bid for No Flour t,ady with
Flour IS 900 bbIs wheat TO- 900 bush corn l9099 GOO
bu oats 30 coo bush barley, 2l0OO bush rye, o0Ooo
bush Shpments-By rai;-Flour, $4,000 Dds wheat
1000 bush oats 1000 bush. , - ,.u...
Chicago Dec 2The leading futures ranged as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-03

CoTT0N-on the spot quiet, but prices without quot
able change. Sales, l0i b3.es for consuInptOn Also
last week. not before repOr7SS bales for EXPORT ana
spSt 5g o54 bales lat WOOL ana Il 1SS hale. for m,
day last year since september receipts az the ports
have AGGREGATED 317O 1888 bales against 63l 235 bales
for the corresponding time last year.
Quotations based American standard Of classh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-03
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET

The syndicate in Governments attempted to
bull' them by bidding l:S per cent over the
Government price for the l-2s, and sale of
a 900 was recorded at lO4 3-4. But the Treas
ury purchased sl4,50 l.2 per cents at | 04 So
and S4s9300 per cents at 1915 total, SOB 800
at its prices. The closing nominal quotations
yere as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-03
HAVANA MARK Els.

Havana Dec. 2-spansh gold 239'i do4o. Exchange
tcnding upward. sugar tending upward on Saturday
at AZ 80 gold per qulnal aud 1000 bags sugar (a
Clenfucgosl at 81 IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-03

interest and dividends on corporate properties
vas an mid TO the manipulation
VIZ" IT, f'lca rinc House Statement to-day was ~
follows: Exchanges, ss5,2os,76l; balances
s6,622,O67. ,... =. 49,,
Clearing House s306,3s2, It's net gain on balance
saturday and today was 81 24,io6, made ~, by
n coin gain of s525,224,' less currency loSs
Of $500 2s The two DAYS operstenI SIEere re-
sulting in general balance OF sls2,oOl' oov CON
sisting OF 81 74.5l2.si6 coin and sS36l ,23a cur
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
Tho united States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceived oday sl56,54o National bank notes ior
redemption 49,.
The customs receipts were 81 ss,27l, the intsr-
nal revenue receip's s725,s23, and the misceila'
neous receipts s140,399. 49,,
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF casn
hand and deposits in bank compares WIN , Ine
figures Of the last previous statement as follows
sGs q
no on hand,'...' 1912 1903 1552sse4 Ino, salsei
Actual cash in
Treasury vaults
DsSss 4 ss: sSs Dec Dec 'ss
Net cash bsces s2OS 24 6O7 s2G9 500 Inc s1oeG2
The general situation in regard TO the foreign
exchanges perhaps was aggravated by the STOCK
Exchange quotations for money but the market
was heavy al revised quotations for business as
follows BanKerS Dllls AT Sl ~ L. anu % o.
for long and short sterling respectively; French
francs at j.23 Is and $50; reichmarks at "a l-2
and % la and Guilders at 80 10 and 40
In London British cOnsols were firm at OF Ole
for money aud at % 81 6 eX interest for account
The Bank of England lost 10000 pounds bullion
on balance. In the open market money for dis
count OF bankers bills was easy at per cent,
but for bankers balances sight the rate ruled
nj , 1-2 per cent. Bar silver was firm at a. $50
rcr ounce. American railways simply followed
the dec lines of the home market, but generally
-. IL. ant anna
At Paris French per cents declined to 1892 H.
RAILROAD EARNINGS
.ToHIsoN. TOPEKA AND SANTA FE
1887. 1sssL 1ss9
H TS%SS week & m mIl Soy: ssss%s osg.55
CHICAGO AND WESTERN MICHIGAN.
F $a $ sss isa IS
DETROIT. LANSING AND NORTHERN.
FsG1; i =; ss e s sfs Fl
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
fs@S;; { %;' e. ssss s 3 So e
KANSAS CITY, CLINTON AND SPRINGFIELD
Ss%$i :. *: Is .$ Is ISL! .5i$
KANSAS CITY, FORT SCOTT AND MEMPHIS.
Ssr sS3 s: sG .ssS5
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON AND QUINCY
ST sscae 'f 5ss Ssi go 'fssS
Net esrnIngs..... 81, 222 COZ sl,2Cs 2S2 s1aa17Os
jan l Oct. 30 - - 49, -. 80 ,oo
Operating expenses. 12,757Ol0 14,sO5297 l352357o
Net for 10 months sioe7 1897 a. 5s5 s5s ss44o OGO
Net earnings of auxiliary lines not included in above:
Month ibS % 10 0 Oct. 90 95S go 1'55SSu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-03
STAINED.

Good ordinary ......7ss Low middlina.- b 1o-ld
Strict good ordinary Mddling .....-....9a.
Options were moderately active today on declining
market. Liverpool expected to show substantial
RE but advanced only po nt which disappo ntei the
bulls" There frer selling by the Longs" and at
one tmo rty,s stood 5d0 points lower closing steady
n "A small Sales, "A 400 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-03

Visible supply in the United States and Canada
Wbaat Corn. Oats Rye Barley
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-12-12

A Baby Bsl Every FsR Understanding
Figures.

London Telegraph: Every four min
utes marks q birth. In the next two
hours after you read this thirty babies
have been born and twenty deaths will
have taken place. Think Of Ill The
evening paper that records the births and
deaths Of the preceding iour-and-twenty
hours must give 800 separate items.
Verify, its joys and sorrows are q multi
tude.
London has 1000 miles Of streets, and
II you walk them at the rate Of twenty
miles day you would have to walk al
most 4 year, and more than q year by
nearly fifty days II you should rest on
Sundays. And II you were q thirsty sort
Of traveller and couldn't pass q public
house, don't be alarmed; the 1000 have
five-and-seventy miles Of public houses,
% you need not think Of thirst.
In 4 year London folks swallow down
10000 oxen, 100000 sheep, 100000
calves, 100000 swine, 5000, 900 head Of
fowls, SOC, 900 900 pounds Of fish. 5O0, 000,-
900 oysters. 2O0, OOO,O 900 lobsters-is that
enough to figure onf II not, there are
some million tons Of canned provisions,
no end Of fruits and vegetables and 5O,-
600, 900 bushels Of wheat. But how they
wash all the fruit down you might be
glad to know. 1t takes 200, 900 900 quarts
Of beer. But more than this. Theydrink
10000, 600 quarts Of rum and $4,000, 900
quarts Of wine; the wine, the rum, the
beer, 200, 900, 900 quarts.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-12-12
MERIT MIna.

We desire to say to our citizens that for
years We have been selling Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, DR..
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica
Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never
handled remedies that sell as well, OF
that have given such universal satisfac-
ton. We do not hesitate TO guarantee
them every time, and we stand ready tc
refund the purchase price, II satisfactory
results do not follow their use. These
remedies have won their great popularity
purely on their merits. Janeck pharmacy
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-12-12

Il one which i guaranteed to bring you
satisfactory results, or, In case Of failure,
Q return Of purchase price. On this safe
plan you can buy from our advertised
druggist bottle Of DR.. Kings New Dis
coveTy for Consumption. Il Il guaran-
teed 10 bring relief In every case, when
used for any affection Of throat, lungs OF
chest, such - consumption, infamma-
ton Of lungs, bronchitis, asthma, whoop
ing cough, Group, etc., II Il pleasant and
agreeable TO the taste, perfectly safe, and
can always be depended upon. Trial bot
ties free Of Janeck's drug store.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-12-12

1.-two moak famoua dinlomata AZ thia cen.
Iturv ON the hanks al the Rhine Il oom.
pared rather irreverentlv bv lowe. Berlin
eovreapondent a the london Tym.s. IN
M ma n BIsmayck with the meeting n
Elijah and Elisba ON the shores Of the
Jord.n
Biamarck,s realization of his isolated
position n The diet 4 we'll illustrated nv
a keen remark he made % an Austrian
Iprince in the same party of spActatorr
with him Al an impeyiaI military parade
near Frankfurt. The prinoe did not know
Bismarck. He saw m the Giant Prussian
only a bull-pecked broad-shouldered al.
eQate. in the uniform Of a military lien.
tenant and with many orders ON his breast.
Il tickled the prince Amazingly 10 observe
all these orders ON the breast az n petti.
foerinR deleRate. and so. riding mn 10 the
biz lieutenant. he asked ironically: 'sPar-
don me. excellencv. ana vol, pet an these
decorations in the face Of the ioer' eyes,
yes. imperial majesty" Bismarck an
svered; call In the face Of the foe-all
here at Frankfurt-on.the-Main."
Bismarck gave Austria IN for tat in the
German diet for eight vears. lS5l-'5o. He
was then recalled and sent as ambassa.
dor to st. Petersburr-'sPut on ice. !" AZ he
said.
Many Of Dr.. Konut's most interesting
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