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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20

,7rrr.,o May for the lat -
i bcLf Ial the week thus far Is ls6 For the
s last week 500 Consigned through $50 beaf 500
which "a NoE York. 200 head for sale market dull and
prices nominal -.
head Total for the week thus far - soc For the
rlue last 70 200 Consigned through 200 bed, 80
al witch TO $500 head for sale prices steady.
with far demand Good % Choice Sheep - W ~ 10
Receipts ior $40 h-d Total 'cr
thr grek thus far 5Oa2S For thu time last
Id 500 Consigned through 1880 head. 20Oo Of which
New York Prices stronger. advancing 5A0c selected
Workers - 81 Selected Medium Weshts s. As Light nss
~ %.
CHICAao Uuinu stock Yaris May IA The Drorsrs
Journal reports: CstIs-Receipts 1900 bod shpneaH
auk market steady BeeYes - 90 3$4 IS, Steer - oOe
ia 20 SloCssrs AMI Feeders 81 5OR TO- CU~a Balls aaa
Mixed A. 400 50. TcNas Cattle - 1898 80
Hogs-ReCNipts 1000 heat shipments blask! make!
strong Mixed - sc aS 90; Heavy - 2o1s4 4S LASa'
~ 80 2 - IS Skips - - % 2o. x.,
sheen Receipts 1 500 head: shipments blank ms5ss'
steady Natives. ~ aupt 81 Western 0rn o. s0o'"S
Re y me ~h"ru IS 90 q 81 50. Lambs ~ 50stS " -
ST. LoUs Nay ls.Cattie--K'cePt. So ar, MPH e. 90
200; market strong. Chylce Heavy NsHNs 80 gs.isr,
asa 40; FAR 20 ,rJ6t - 25dttOu stekrr; az 40
Fair 70 IIoot 81 = 9$3 IS Rangers lorn'I'" =
GrAss-ted 81 20 as 90. ~, ,,.rLat strong
Hcgs-Recepts 800 shipments 200 n "a tasI AZ
Choice Heavy aud Butchers SeiscaSEH' ySt Erahas
Packing Medium " p.lWo. 81 -OSt - $500 '
Ordinary Best, ~ 1904 ~ - ,,,a r,,rsaE .tnbuz
sheep--Rec 200. 1upasAS -O'0'
EaIE " Choice 50 OOd$l 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20
corrox u,pvrTs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL, Mar isl . m'-SO''01 " 49, - ~
Futurss closed Gule saty Tax ma I1n.
>tIIIn ri.nae Y Az delivery 2hl buyers; NAY Aa
N.HTaus o. "a ssrs june ard July delivery 2o<a
sellers July AMI August delivery SSS% ssi oe.sSs
snn nnty:, October and November delivery
vett- ,I,.ys November and December aeilHsI, 90
a. h'Ncr." September delivery. oil buyers
e.Iyssroy May Is.-COtop quiet a.ddsns ioS d., 10y %
MUunS /, 'acs exports coAsJw'se $40 oases sAos -
bales STOCK. 2.ibi Oa''' ..,,,,- =, -, a..
NORFOLK May l. Cotton qaiet MdnS ia h,i,, saiss
Vruss receipts, III DasS exports 0'-''"'"' "
p bales STOCK J'ot OAioS' nm "a. -
s.v,xyIH May - Cotton STEADY Mddhng !osI 100 70
SuW otIgs exports ecastwlse BIT bA!eS sAo" oo ''
STOCK b. 'Oy bales ,.,, As 90
Nina 10 .i5 Good Ordinary. 90; net aha 5rVss,
60 II bales. exports 20 Ir'at bFi'~'h' s'o'' WV"
80 500 DA.cs stock. 81 lb2 OAes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20
pponuCE MARKETS.

,,-,,ooor MAY ls-2 $50 p. m.-Beof-ln poor ieuss&
pdIk I'm p6or demand Hams In gGSd demand SS5
O. lOug aud short clear mlidIes neANy q, y, ~
A. ' ~, ~ Sy Cheese In fair demand Tsllow-lh Ina W
mspJ prime city steady AZ -, 81 sr,ris o.
s "a Iarispoi and tatures-In tar demand prime ,.y
% All, al SOS Sd May easy NJ SOC 80 June e~I
Sn ~ IiIy easy at 35s sd WheAt-tn t.lr demand
SO - Wint9r easy at d sd new No spring dnh va al
nt,y extra No. spring dull AZ lvs -
CcrS-spot and tuures-In tar dsrlsndi mixed
steady AZ IS Ps,d July dnll Al 50 vGa hops ~ L"0
Wheat dull demand poor holders o1er noes
ately. -, - r...o,.,,, r,r. AL. .r.a,,eAa 10 10
20 ceomes paid and 10 francs 70 oshunes seiss ,a,
cen mes per 100 kilos. ,o,-,
BRKNKN May la-Peroleum-o MARKS ~ pionnis@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20

Butchers loose sssTo Butter Arm, qu,sts p~e..4. 81
=; & Si ana 81 y cSeamery Ezra :. i7o Wsssss
E1rss lSI@lle; Western P.rsts az lie tsssaas
Part SKINS os Tc Fnll Skins 70 ssgss~issse.e
powdered s} ~ 100 Granuiat1d 10 feed ktS.ss m
Bran SO 70 ISIS 90 per ton pstrclsam stesds 49,
test IN Dds. $50, aeoeipss-Ffouf 5000 bs,, 'yAht
l2OOO bush Corn 1900 bush- Oats Isl 800 bn.k Sae
bush - '>S ~
TOLEDO. May lS.-Wheat dull. steady, ea.h 49,.
May s3'aci Juno SIC July 77rcI Aurau ~ ssH,e
dull STEADY cash 36Scl May sec. osts oaiss -
october 81 90. Receipts-Wheat 1000 bush csrsi II
bush oats 1000 bu!h Shipments-Wheat y 900 6usb :
IL, 900 bush Oats 1000 bush. S1~1- "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCER
Per North River. Yossels and RailrosdA
cENERAL MARKET REpoRTs.

CoFrEE-Ttc SPOT market for Rio had me usual
dull saturday iooh and prizes we're nomNS , 70 5fs
Mid growths in light dsant Oplons we're dssntuS "
~ new FEATURES and .rJAug wa entirely IN FORM Ol
sopIng Prices dcc!iroi jslO points and closed barely
steady on weakness IN laNTc wrir mere Vas I'd III
9uotel steady. Regular hrsl 900 s2 G 'se ooo
SSes Rio ,caranscs Tor United ststsS II 600 6sGs
RIO ceaances FOR Euroye r,a ao0p 1860 bags
TsSeIp,s nj RIO July 70 May II. 1850 30l2o0o 3ag5
zane tar ls-S ! OF / 900 bugs; same uhe lo55I
Z 287 600 bags; receipts at Santos. July ! 10 May ~
IBo S72 coo bags time 1850 LOt.Ooo 90 Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20

rrt.l bis j. 81, 600 ~ 600 o-U.VJ
Resnd OIL continues active for He season. bat 10
,.-at az ass cents Ter gallon IN Esw-Yofx and as
cents In Philadelphia Baltimore.
C,, cry Nav lS-Saronal Transit Certificates ooensi
81. highest SO lowest sCi. closed olS Sale>
=. ION hArres. clearances 1910 900 barrels charter
40 barrels; shipments, ca barrels runs 62IS
barrels
Transit CerucAes opeued a. sO elosei a. eIA hSnesN
s2N. lowest eO@s
p,,rropp Pen, May ls-Naroaal Transit Certificates
o,snsJ Al a0s: closet SIS highest 81 III lowest Sos
CIfarncea b. OCO b0ls
TrrrsyuIE Penn May ls.-Nattona' Transit CERTIFICATES
onan.a AZ sJs; highest S2Ai lowest s0', closcd sli
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20

On q. ESSa'.so X, nc c, as wo.s srs'i 2 ~,
Ttc"' Choice barry I2sliO' Good 10 Cho1ce eSLOc
A csc Xxx, Nay Cotton '.say FlSar easier:
No. Red s4SI,5G SStn CIV" py To oniet staSv
t-c Pork easy Al sla 2 y Lari weak s. 81 - B3k.
9SH' Hsr at 81 IS whisky nrm steady al
bSs nui.nsd goods tho basis Of 81 o. Butter qnet
Ea1oy S5 SS0e sugar arm Hard RSAaOd 30 New
9tS sS p,Sns and BStcssfs s tS 6SS
:p%Sn.. 2s Eastern EtSanso strong par SaynS
and T5c premium selling Receipts Of wheat, $500 bush
IspnSArous May ls--wheat heavy No > Rcd So p
nd Corn arm 40. Mixed $50 bid oats steady NJ. :
MmwAUkEx. May ls-TlOqr steady. Wheat hrm: cash
Of Y%o S%Ho o az 'SS 5. - S%[n oTS ys S S1
No. l. a7Lc. Barley duh No ut j0gjIc ProvininA
psfy AZ 2a;Sc Eggs steiiy Fresh al il II ~ chcS.5
steady. quiet. Chedlara 99Ioc Receipts Flour A2uO
Flour 6 w HI' 1893 Susa Barley ooS oas
PEORIA; May l9-C9rn active; nigh Mixed 3?'a 1850
steady No White 3jS II y - No WLt6 % S2jc rvs
P. 81 90 1 Ga. " OATS
bush Rye 300 bush shipmen's-Corn none. oats $4,000
PHlApElPHA MAY l--Flour-ptmnnd light bn'
receipts We're moderate and prces ruled steady West
Srn aud PSa9si's sn SupGrHEo ~ .0SS3 90 Dc DO
FSaasylvans Family 81 5sSt S0 PsnasriyaHa Roller
s SSS S5as S. 3a Sis = 35S 80 50 % aS
Clear N u 8 Dsl So DO DO srgnt i 6SSsS S, w @tSf
Patent, FAR Choice - S5JTh -: Mi nCsnta Clear
~ - - IS DO Straight ~ SCI 1~N rs Patent rs
e. 10. Rye Hour quiet steady Cholos At - CO. Wheat
Market continued very dun Prices largely nominal No
Rel May ~ 902o DO Tor Juno cole DO Tor Jay
q1SIllC 10 for August 81 bhOLl Rye quiet but steady
AZ 6sc for No PENNSYLVANIA CornMarkel for car lois
weak and further declined ~ In prospect OF early In
crease 10 receipts at revised prices there was tar local
trade demand fuur0s neglected and nominal anu pxpor
demaud ight No yellow 2Uth ~. elevator luc do M
grain depot llc No Mixed IN 20hst llr: No
yellow IN grain depot i4Gtl nc; No Mixed Tor NAV Al y
Ilac do for June IL 6A sc; do Tor July ~ lc do
August AZ aA3c Oats-Narket tr car loIs ruled Ar
under light offerings but local trade demand very moderate
3 30
DO ChoiCc 31o No. Mixed Bic futures qne, but steady
93c DO for July 32h S33hc 10 for August 9l 9Sl 40
Potatoes aeaty White PoatOes- New. Western
Early Rose Choice ~ Dj5c bash do Prime 80 432c
Falr ~ uoo0 - 432c. BurOanks And White Choice
9spaUo 10 Fair 10 Good 2Sp25o Mammoth Pearl Choice
2s 1905 Hebron Choice 20 1850 New Potatoes pei
bhl Prime ~ 30 81 90 do Medium 81 O0GI % PrOvison
quiet aud steady Beei-Cy Family g. so ~! per 46L
DO do packets ~ 90 az AO Smoked Beef lOb lOhc lee
Hams 1890 slS 30. Pork-Mess New Slt o0 do PRINT
Mesa New at fl3 So do. Family Sl5 - so. Hams
Smoked, luh9l2c; do. g. r. Cured, tieroes 9aDlOS
Sides Clear RIB, SAT- 81 So do DO smoked ssS Soi
Shoulders dry salt and uyCured 81 d0IAc, do smoked "a
icj shoulders pickle cured 30 10 snoked az 10,
belhss In prkle BasQc; do breakfast Bacon 1lOo
LAEd quiet steady Ciy Ronned 7'I0sEo; steam 7o7'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKErs.
CAIRO. yINCENNEs AND CHICAGO

LONDON May lS.2 p mCOusOls 30 3 10 for both money
United States bonds 1917! Canad an
Pacific Boa Ere, @s's do second cDnsolS l06i Mex.
cAul Ordinary, 62n St. Paul Common, 699 Ponnsylvania
5A4 Reading, 2Jls.
Money lstQ y per cent
bar silver ~ quoted al AZ al per
Pans aices quote cent TenteS ut ~ francs 90
times for The account aud exchange London rs
10 = confines Tor checks
Spanish Is IGi4
Tho rate Of ilSroUnt in tho open market for three
months bills ~ -. per cent.
The Of buuu gone the Bank Uf En- gland
to-day IL GS8OO0.
iiEEIIS. May lEThe statement Of Imperial Bank uf
Germany increase In specie VI DiOU O0O narka
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20

COTT Spot lots hod a moderate demand az STEADY
,a angpJ DrIrcs Snes TJ9 bales FOR consumption
Since Scnrfntcr tho receipts o. ne ports aRR'aasu
l4o TlS bales comparing with b549,S-O DaIcS LOT Tue
corresponding dine last year. ,-,,
Quotations are based American standard OF eA'sn'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20

Good Ort nary .....S 5l5 Low NiidIng .'.'., y 90
Strict Good Dsi"a5Y..s 1910 NiidluR .-.'.'..Ao VI"
Or'lyns-Thorc was very l,tuc Ire % n" speculation
today and prices varied within ne marrow TaYs az ~
.nmaEuat stronger, without having Influence. SAFES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20
Ni su sssDo Inc g. Olo22i

RANK CONDITIONS COMPARED.
BY the operationS Of the Sew-York Sub treasury
IN the week ended Friday evening which lnciuueu
the payment Of s2,5s4, $50 for purchaser oonuS'
and the receipt Of 76l $40 for gold taken rom
the Assay Office for export the New-iork bahKS
lost sles.779 Tie principal payments for oonus
,Va,e made early in the week, while the receipts
for gold were Yesterdays; the gain 10 the banks
wouid count for four days in the bank average
and the gold loss for only one day. Yesterdays
bank statement OF averages shows gam Vi
sse46. 700 cash, which reflects the excess OF ABOUT
O00 900 held at the close OF preceding week over
the average of that week and the receipts from the
interior of something over 100000 during last
week Probably yesterdays statement OF cash for
the average gave an amount something hNe
Il 900 600 Less than the cash actually Sheld al
The close of business Friday evening. decline
OF So, 645,500 in loans is principally due TO with-
drawal Of bonds from loans, which were sold %
the Treasury. The increase Of s2,S50,so0 IN
deposits is about the amount OF increase wnch
the other changes call for. The statement
results in gain 10 the surplus reserve Of aO'
which leaves il at Sl4 1925, against s27 7O55SO
NAV 10. 1888, and "a, 200 May 81, 1887.
: ihe changes Tor the week Of ssS were as 1oi-
lows: Loans decrease, 81, CO.,, oOO cash !ncreasc3
S. 825, 800; deposits increase, 80, 26S,oVV' anu
surplus reserve increase, S3,5Os,6,o me cnuns
for the week Of / sS7 were follows: Loans IN
grease 1891 800; cash increase s223, zoo, DC
posits decrease 1855, ZOO and surplus reserve
Increase S495, 100 The changes Tor the week o.
1884 were: Loans decrease, 80, 'e4,oeV S SSsn
decrease s4,4S3, 500; deposits decrease Si2,eZl'-
900; and surplus reserve decrease 81 ,32S,4Zo.
The statement eompates with those OF corresponding
dates of 1884 and 1855 follows: $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20

The bank exchanges a. the NewSoTk Clearing House
and tAs stocks sold the NewYOrk Stock Exchange for
tAe week OF three years compare as follows:
May q, 81. May 70. 49, May 1888.
txnhanReS. S735 $50 e2J S5ISSll .2oi 81 90 eS2
M shares sold -. 1.y9l,O50 l0S7,l79 l2164oO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20
Secretarys realization that 129 for per cents on
April is the equivalent OF l29 l-2 on May 8.
RAILROAD EARNINGS

Reports Of railroad earnings generally continue
TO make favorable comparisons with those OF 1888
The gains are not large, but as they represent
higher rates with greater economies in operation
they generally reflect net gain in earnings, when
should be little less than the gain in gross earn
ings. The Tribune has printed the gross earnings
for the second week IA May Of twenty-three COM
panies, systems which give an aggregate On
the week OF last year OF 81 ~, $50 or 9SS per ce
or the total twenty companies have return ~.
and three companies losses Sixty-sM copI TO-
or systems, have reported for the hreI 81 nor
May an aggregate gain OF S226,s50, or o..o po pa
cent or the total forty-siX companies
gains and twenty companies losses ne of
the comnanes showing gains and losses
100 ,sso Differences. pc
on al so 2I 81 727 934 Inc ela,555SS ~ 20
a S,n"ntsnss. 500 5S4 200 SOL Doc 1880 W.
Total, % eosSI'' ~ % si''i ssa Differences D.
1st week in May, 1880; 90 0I5 Inr RSl $50 II 40
% S,ncnsn.ss pi5OI7 IIG7.977 Dec eoV'V -
-, 90 -, Ioo 200 Inc 5000 $50 $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20
nCAso. May ls-Tho leading futures ranged as follows;

WIUtFt WIZ
Patents - 1905 50 Bakers - 20 F3 90
SIC No spring Wheat IO@-oc. No ited $500
Sn corn 30 & No OaIs % p, No. aye ~ 20 NO, ~
H. c,ninai No | FLaK sesl 81 81 Prime Iimothy
ss~i Al Q. 86 PORK ~ % 81 POT DBL; S arr
y al = per 100 10 RIB SIDES loose :, SJIN ~
sal,~i shoulders boxed e. i2Ig5 D. snort t.efr SI1
nor Gallon Sugars-CuI Loaf % 1905 uE~hu"'ed o"
Y.r,i" &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20
uANANA MARK EnS

HAVANA May ls.-spanish gold 81 s7as2 am AL
change hrm Sugar Holders hold aloofj osnetfuaaL !"
80 degrees polarization, 81 90 gold per suintAl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20
AN ABUNDANCE OF MONEY.
STOCKS DECLINE, HOWEVER.
TILE TREASURY MAKES GAINS IN IT'S CASH
BALANCES AND IT'S NET SURPLUS.

Sunday, May o-p. m
The United States Treasurer last week received
from customs s3,47s,33s and from internal reve-
nue sg.4s5I55; total from both, s6.9eS.4s4,
AGAINST SOIL 6,0ss for the preceding week Dur-
ING the week the Treasurer's cash balances in
yanIts were changed as follows; gold loss OF
A. 7ei.37o, made up BY an issue OF s93od.S'o Ger
ssoa,es less n gain Of s6ol ,e9l bullion; gain
IN the leual-tender balance Of ss77,7l5, made up
nv paiu in notes of 81 ,577,7l5 less an issue oil
s7oo 200 certificates, and gain to the silver bal
anee Of s1,2l9, S26, made up by gain OF bullion
and coin of 81, COAT less an issue OF s3s4,S4l
certificates. In addition the amount OF National
hank notes was increased, principally by an accn-
mutation OF notes in process OF redempuOn'
81 .266l Sc, making the total gain S6O2'34S' lhe
Treasury deposits in National banks were increased
s2,223,5e2, making net gain to the cash pal
ances of s2.s25,oIo. The Treasurer's liability ior
surrendered National bank notes was reduced
sIsA.sll. Hence the net gain to the available
balance was s3,O1o,22l. 1t must be remembered
that the usual weekly coinage of standard silver
dollars contributed 100000 to the results named
spboIped are the results OF yesterdays statement COM
psred with those Of the statement Of May IL
NAV H. 1882 May 49, 1859. Differences
Colo oo,n and bull.
ec HS rsteSyS ssS12225s ss2 800 Dec s27e1s7o
u. S. notes less .-.... ., Al. co, Ia a77 us
certificates 24i1bSlIS <hVoo1SS ~ o66 sO
Nat. bank notes. S.oSc,o<E 4'oVa''Vo A"''
Silver doiltrt and
bullion less GER $1,000 -. oo,, 400 yno oIo 500
uncateS 2fT2ooo< Ec'01"1OO @1N'
Cash IN $3.50 544 6a2 sl6I4097o Inc. soo2S4
Deposits in Ma =, o,, .,,1n. oo3 SGD
tional banks. S942h4Oo fool'olI NV -
Total balance $3.50 or $780, 9a7 Inc s2S2o'lo
Deduct for funds
redeem
Nat blk notes
including the -. -. m. ,-- IA. 1aA All
cent fund. So,bl5.SSS eSooloI' D'N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20

The foIoWlng bhOWH InV IVIuV'V" VV'''N0" =.
49,. and ,be total iepcsts at the respective dates
$50. s56 9I4loO $50. seo. 100 SS3 4S3 100
9 9pyssI,en6c5s 90 1870 3607O,3O0 81 56i 500
o,, ,ss.rve ss2 I27 900 s125 500 400 ei2S o64 600
Reserve required -. o,n.-, ~ oES nEo ,,o osn or
against deposa- 7ooOoi'o "ooO,O1o t4N.oo-,-I"
o,,. a. Io7 ,625 s27 .7o6 $50 sl4 os2. 8y5
Surplus SOA~.ok' $500 10 ga ~
Per cent Of deposits 2oJs oZVe So
The following is Saturday statement IN detail :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20

The following were Saturdays quotations fOf I'M
listed securities:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20
Excess deliv's 1857 '6,27s s.sA 1885 a.

Excess or runs.
TIE pipeline reports from May to IS (oAar.n n
18Th, inclusive. are - appended:
, 1889-03-02
FED BEEF.

Having list R made arrrangfsm a"s sh with h
now feeding 100 head of good 4-year- old
steers. l am able to sell by the quarter,
side or carcas and parties buying beef in
the above quantity will do well to call or
write and get my prices. l also have at
all times a full supply of fresh and salt
meats of all kinds and in vegetables |
have as fine a stock as you can find in the
city. All mail orders will receive prompt
attention. Write or call for our prices.
VIM. CONSTANTINE.
Standard Cash Market PIG West Ses,
euteenth street.
, 1889-03-02
AS PRETTY AS PICTURES.
Keefc Hall the Scene Of a Very Attract
i've Entertainment.

The entertainment given by the Suner-
gaze at Keefe hall last evening attracted a
very large audience Of well known people.
The main feature of the entertainment
was five scenes from Cinderella. The
character of Cinderella" was imperson-
ated by Lisle Smith; the naughty sisters
by Ida Whitcomb and Laura Larsh; the
mother by May Whitcomb; the court
ladies by Bessie Smith and Maggie Abney;
godmother by Jessie Moonlight; mother
by Laura Richardson and child by Fannie
Mast. Of the young men participating
George Gregory was the prince, Arthur
Hale, Arthur Spaulding and Harry Grit
fifth court gentlemen; Fred Chaffin jester
and Ralph Hale and Charley Draper
heralds. The various tableaux were ar
ranged very skillfully and the costuming
was really very excellent The young
ladies looked particularly attractive and
carried the scenes with a grace and dignity
which were worthy the highest praise.
The only criticism passed by the audience
was that the curtain was dropped too
quickly so that the audience failed to
obtain as long a view of the tableaux as
they desired.
The second piece on the programme
was a musical moke act given by Willie
Mast and a. Schilling with true Sene-
gambian fidelity. They furnished some
good music and got off the gags and bust
ness Of the genuine MINISTRIES with a good
deal of skill.
The entertainment closed with a series
of tableaux entitled Beauty aud The Beast.
Mamie Horrie was Beauty" Arthur
Spaulding Beast" Laura Richardson
and Maggie Abney Sisters" and Lester
Baker Father" The pieces were ar
ranged and partly written by Mrs. f. Ma
son Smith, while the dramatic training of
the young people was left in the hands of
Mrs. Churchill. The affair was a decided
social and financial success.
Upon the conclusion of the entertain
ment the hall was cleared of chairs and
dancing kent up until midnight.
, 1889-03-02
POOR MISS THOMAS.
The Terrible Mission of a Beautiful
Young Woman.

Violanta Thomas looked charming as
she stood at the DEPOT yesterday and
gazed dreamily at the surging crowd.
Her beauty attractedattention, for the plat
form committed has long since learned that
fair travellers are rare. The young lady
wa plump, fair haired, blue eyed, shapely
foot, tapping fingers. regular features and
beautiful, even teeth.
Miss Thomas was a prisoner captured
at Boone. Ia, by Sheriff Lem r. Ber-
nard, Of Elko, New. The officer was a
big, bearded, sunburned Westerner, and
its diamonds to paper wads that his
hearts as big as his body and his mind
broad as his square shoulders, for he
treated his handsome captive with great
consi Iteration.
The lady sorrowfully refused to talk Of
herself, but Bernard called the reporter
aside and hastily told the sad story. Miss
Thomas was wanted as a witness against
her father, who stood charged with in
cest, his victim being a daughter three
years younger than Miss Violante, who is
not quite 81.
Anumber of curious females who sought
to comfort the sorrowIng traveller were
repealed. she the while. with a far away
look in her eyes, seeming to gaze out
into the world beyond herself and her
surroundings.
, 1889-03-02
Sparring Exhibition.

The Smith-Davis Athletic combination
will appear at Keefe hall Monday night.
These well known men are in the troupe:
Ed. Smith, who recently fought LIE.
Blanche; Jack Davis. champion of Colo
RADIO; Jim McClarney, the Irish girut;
Jack Fogarty, the middle weight; Ed.
Wilson OF Chicago.
There will be a friendly ''go" between
Jack Sterling, champion light weight
sparrer and wrestler OF the territory and
Phil Kerrigan, the promising young
feather weight.
Paddy Ryan the advance agent is here.
, 1889-03-02
Wool Warehouse.

The Rawlins Wool Storage company
has been incorporated with a capital stock
Of SOS, 900. The members of the organi-
cation are these well known Carbon county
wool growers: John c. Davis, Isaac c.
Miller, John L. Osborne, Robert Taylor
and L. T. Weber.
The company will construct and main,
tain a warehouse and wool depot at or
near Rawlins and will advance money
upon property stored with them. The
principal office rs at Rawlins, the wool
center ofEentral Wyoming.
, 1889-03-02
The Post Assignment.

Ex-Governor Warren and A j. Par
shall, the Post assignees, recently peti,
toned the Judge of probate for authority
to compromise claims against persons
owing the bank. The request has been
granted and the a~ssignees will probably
soon effect settlements with a number in
debted to Mr.. Post. The list of claims
was submitted with the petition, and the
total will foot up a very large sum-. Three
of the persons named owe more than
$3.50, 900.
, 1889-03-02
QUARANTINE
Cattle From South of the Both Parallel
Must Have n Clear Bill.

The veterinarians of Colorado, Wyo-
ming, Montana and Dakota have united
on quarantine regulations, which have
Just been published. The new bulletin
provides that:
All cattle coming from south of the
Both parallel OF north latitude, between the
LIST day Of April and the LIST day of No
vember, must show by affidavit of two
responsible parties. whose reliability shall
be certified to by the county clerk (or
clerk of the district court) nearest the
range whereon the said cattle have been
held.
The county or counties in which the
said cattle have been held during the
preceding ninety days, and the total mum
Der demanding entry must be given.
Unless satisfactory proof is presented
hat cattle have been at least ninety days
north Of the thirty sixth parallel of north
latitude they will be deemed capable OF
transmitting Texas, splenic or Spanish
fever, and will be held in quarantine al
the risk and expense of the owner for al
least ninety days.
All southern cattle destined for Colo.
RADIO, Wyoming, Montana and Dakota
will be inspected at Denver, Colo. In
order TO defray the expenses Of said in
spection a fee of one and one-half cents
per head will be charged, payable before