davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-31
@oIleaiaIifd

grfier 8eiddftsreiienber: 9as beiBt
tpenn mir benz 3aufmann MiGer I'M
iere anerbietungen MAIDEN, 70 befom.
men mir gan3 fiber einen Sritt!
3weiter @ei6dftsreiienber: Sn bic,
fem Sale Dtiroe i'd Sbnen germ ben
@ortritt tberlaKen!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-31

sds- Warum ipolt Sbr pianos 3tpei.
felbafter Site BON reifenben Sdn6Iern
taufen, tpenr Sbr bic e6ten Smerion
in Der neuefien ,Nusfibruug biliger
unb unter leidtefen Beotngungen in
benz b~spdbrten @ef9dftsbauie BON
Sbos. @ogean & 8ros. baben
f6nnt2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-31

Msent fir .2ittIe Meriean 2otierie."
3iebuug 8. Suni. $4,000 fir %
Gents.
9lsent fur s;2ittle So. 2otterie@. 3ie.
bung Is. SUM-. $500 fur so Gents.
Nsent fir m9a. Stats . 2otterie".
3iebuns Is. Sum-. SIS, 900 fur $1.00.
Gin Sart, gde Main.pla3a.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-31
Muth,s gtabIiifemeut in bos

WtuSUH V1WuIIlJtNNeAt III q fet'
aenbf gelegene 6Hentli6e 2ptaI Der
Stabt unb umgenb. Seben Mittmo9,
Sonnerftag, Greitas, Samitag, Gonn.
tag abenb unb ebenfalls Sonntag Na9.
mittag grOBes 8ofals unb Snfirumen.
tal'Gon3ert. Engagement bee SRI. 5
9auI bon Der frans6HfAen Oper in
Rem Orleans. We@ielnbes programm
Nmuiement unb unterbaltung in Ollie
unb Gtiae.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-31

@oub. 9baper bon Nebrasfa unb
feline Reife ; QcIlegeu. bic nit i6m in
fort Wortb traren, inb geiern bier
angefcmmeit unb befi@tieten beute bic
Gtabt. Bon bier iperben He fi@ nod
CORPUS gbriii, Rodpcrt uHb banr pers
mutblid mad GaIDefon beseben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-31
0emti6 Gnaliid1e @dbnfe,

Gan Nntonic, &erdB.
gnerfaunt tiidtise 2ehrdnfaIt fur anaben
nIo MdOden felt brsibia Sdbren in roger
M~irtlamteit. gortrefai9e 2ebrfrdfte uater Be-
nabrter 9eituns. Der ensIifden Sprade mirb,
Die Der Dsatiden, boue &ednuns getraeen.
MuBernem nnterridt i'm Sbaniiden. giniger.
ntaben borbsreitete Sdller finben ieoelaeit
aufnabme. Mdbere Anstnnft ertbeilen Ser
s. Groos, 1rdibent oeS S1uI 8orRanbes
nno @m. Earbed, Direftpr Der anfaIt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-31
s@r GilSs uno Gtrobbate,
neue fur bic Sommeriaifon BEL Ban
& Sobn.

= Dor 2ursem bieB es, grt6nis mi.
Ion bon Serbien noble M6n1 tperoen.
1erIiner sulf" 3ei9net i'm nun als
&uttenmanit, tuie er an elmer 3lojters
pforie ginlab besebrt. Die S6pefer
pf6rtnerin 6fnet nit ben Worten
y Mber bier III Ia elm Nonnen . 2IoFer."
seben besbalb mil i9 berein", fngte
Der T omme neue M6n1.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-31
9fptis fir bas Ymblifmna!
Office bes @itn Collector.
San Mntonio, Is. Mai 1889.

S1r Nntn1lo, 10. Wf1t 1889.
Sn uebereinifimmung nit Der Set.
ttor l., 2apitel XVII. Der &epibirten
Orbinansen perben bierbur9 ole pers
fonen innerbalb Der Stabtsren3en, ipels
DE einen Sunb, ober mebrere Sunbe,
i'm Nlter bon mebr als brei Monaten
baben, aufsefOrbert. In meiner Office
su eri6einen, unb ibre Sun6e Steuer
fur bas nit benz /. Mdr3 1889 begin.
nenbe unb nit benz %. 6ebruar 1890
idlisbenoe Sabr su entri9ten.
b. &if6e f..
@itp Collector.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-31
Sur Woti3.

Sie idbrli@e @eriammIuns Der ,2one
Star Breping Company" aur Wabl Ell,
mes Sireftoriums finbet in benz Bureau
Der @efeuidaft am Mittmo9 ben 5.
SUM- 1889 ftatt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-31
3m eierIei i.

ill.,. Sd babe meme Trau erfi
Elm Wierteliabr Dor oer 9o@5eit fennen
gelernt. :.
g.: l1n6 i@ bic meine ert Elm Iiers
teIiabr nod Der 6p93eit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-31

1@r Sobnfo 8ros. liefern bic
beiten nnb biligffen Drudia9en Gtbt
su ibnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-31

"a Sbr lpatt @eIb, ipenn ibrr Cure
Srudladen bel Sobuon Bros.
anfertigen ldBt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-31

Seine Sauienbe bon 2urea iinb bic
beften Mn5eigen fur DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-31

nr Geinite unb biIiefie Srudia=
der bel 8 o B On Bros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-31
D r. G,
t~Reonfutftreu.
No. 734 Glu=Gr., 9alas, Eert

Gae eebeiuaen Rrunt9eiten curirt.
9rontpte Mufmertfamteit Rorresponbensen &C.
fdenft. MsiSst mir 6ie ebmptOme unb Mebi
@aTsr.ua IL en- as Srabuirt.r I 0ivIom in feiaer
Dffeel NIT lsidbriser Yrasis binter fi@. @rat,
isirt felt Sdbren In Dallas. 6,S,tHu
Mohave County miner., 1889-08-17
~ sloOl, d: Howard. II. 800.

The readers of the MisER 3wilf3 bs
pleased 10 learn that there is al last One
dreaded disease that science his bseil
able 70 cure IN NIL It's stages, and that u
Catarrh. Halls catarrh Cure ls the only
positive cure now known TO the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being a eonstitl.
tional disease, requires a constitutional
treatment. Halls Catatrh Ggne is taken
internally, acting directly upon the blood
aud Aasctis surfaces of tha system, slierr'
By destroying the foundations d the dis
ease, and giving the psttient streneth. by
building up the constitution and assisting
nature 10 doing its work. The prgprie'
tori have NO much faith in ito curative
powers that they offer 800 for any ease
that II fails 20 cure. Send for iiss of tes'
timoniais. Address X. Il
FL, CnEsEY Il Co., Toledo, Ohio. ::
GOsold by druggists, 75c. ( j" l,:t
Mohave County miner., 1889-08-17
TYKoposALs FOR HORSES FOR CAV

IJEOPOsALS FOR HORSES FOR CAV.
L airy service. -Hsadquarters Depart.
rnent Of Arizona, OfIice Of the Chief Qusr.
termastsr, Los Angeles, California, Al.
gust Q, lSS9. Sealed proposals. will be rs-
oeived al this office until II O'Clock A. I1.,
TUESDAY, September 3, 1859, and opened
Immediately thereafter in the presence Of
bidders, for the furnishing and delivering
st the earliest practicable date, at Los
Angeles, GAL, or Albuquerque, n. NJ, Of
all OF any part Of two hundred horses re-
guiYed for the cavalry ssrsloei the govern
fnsnt reseryina the right to reject the
whole or any part Of any bid received.
Proposals for deliveries of the horses al
1T. Louis, Mo, or other pnihta than tuose
named, will be entertained. Prefesenee
given 10 articles Of domestic production,
:nnditionsof price and quality being equal
and such preference given to articles Of
American production produced on the Pa
oifc Coast to the e1 tent OF the consumption
ssquiYad by the public service there. Spec
ihoations, general instructiuns Ia bidders,
and blank forms Of proposal will be- f1r-
nishsd on application to this Office, or IN
tho depot quartsrmastsr. at. Lonist Mo.
A, Y. .kfMRALI, QuaEtesmastes Y. :: A..
Chist QuaftsrmhatpF. a4
Mohave County miner., 1889-08-17

In the District Csuft, Third Judicial Dis-
trict. in and for Mohaye county, Terrific.
~ of Arizana. : ~
Isaac Conksy. Plaintiff, ~e~:
Va, I Summons,
Lena Fischer, Befendant
The Territory Of Arizona sends greeting
10 Lena Fischer: You are hereby sasn'
nonsd and required 10 appear in Q civil au.
tion brought against yon by the hb0T0
named plaintiff In the district court Of the
third judiciai district, Ia and for Mohave
county, Territory Of Arizona, and answer
the complaint fled with this court at King
man, In said county, within ten days tex.
cIusige af the day gf aeryicsl, after the
service npon you OF this summsns, if sGrycd
within the coanty, but II served ont Of the
county and within tho district. then within
twenty days. In all other cases thirty
daya. And you are hereby notified tha. II
you fail 70 appear and answer the com.
Diaiut A above required, the plaintiff will
lake Judgment by default against you.
Givsn under my hand and the seal oi
tho said district ourt at Kinginar1,
IL. 81 this 9Th day Of August. 4. D. 1883.
WILLIAM l.ABkfa, Clerk.
BY W. Z. Fsosr, Deputy. D4
Mohave County miner., 1889-08-17
Blood Poison

Ia very liable 10 fellow contact af the
hands or face with what is known as poi
son ivy, especially In hot weather or Il
the body Is perspiring freely, THIS
trouble may suhsiae for time, only "a
appear in aggravated form when oppor'
tunity offers. The great purifying power:
Of Hoods SarsapariIla thoroughly eradi'
Gates every trace Of poison from the
blood, 40 the cures Il has accomplished
eonelasiyely show. II also cures scrpfula,
saltrheum aud all other affections arising
from impure or poisoned blood '.'
Mohave County miner., 1889-08-17
'I)nort,sAI.s l-l ron MESQUITE WOOD.

i I1HtpPllShtiS FOX MESQUITE WOOD.
L. Headquarters Department. Of Arizona,
Office Of ths Chief Qua rterinaster, Los An.
pelea, TAI. August 3, lSsa.--Sealed propos-
ais viii BIZ received at tiiis office; and at the
oifcs Of the QuafferHaster NJ Fort Lowell,
Al =, until III; a'etock am. on THURS
DAY, September s.. 1889, and opened inme.
diatety thereafter IN the presence Of bid.
defs for furnishing and delivering 800
a1ids hfesqnits Wood, daring the fiscal
Yeat ending June 20. is3u, al Fort Lowell.
Al 4. Pfefetene9 given to earticles af do.
pisstis prt,dgotlqn ind aannfsctnra, aoiidi.
lions af ptiee and quality being equal, and
and such preferences given TO articlos Of
'Asaeriesn production aud manufacture
produsea iEh the Psetiie Coast 10 the extent
Of fbs eoiisanlptlan required by tbs public
sasYias there Specifications. instructions
10 bidders ard blahk fsfhfs Of proposal will
ba Furnished on application to this Office,
or 10 ths Post QuarteTnfaster at Fort
lowell, A, r.. A.. s.. KIMBALll, Quarter.
taassar q. s. Army, Chief Qaartefmasser.
dD4 ....' g. - -5-rsFt< So
Mohave County miner., 1889-08-17
T.. Nstiee 10 Creditors. .

Estate oil John Kennedy. DECEASED. No
tics h hereby given by the undersigned,
executors h the estate Of John Kennedy,
deceased. to the creditors Of. aud all per.
soas having claims against the estate Of
the said dpaeased, TO exhibit them With the
necessary vouchers, within -four months
after the hIae pBbiiGation Of this notics, to
the said sxgen.ofs at the law office of Vim.
g. Biakeiy. In Taggart's Hall, at the town
OF kibgmaii, In tho county OF Mohaye, the
same hefag tiIp place for the transaction OF
the business Of said estate, '--& '$>
..-i g.. =. @t..e -.".. j. IL. JanSsoN, {
PatLrp Hs1H,
Executors Of tho estate OF John Kennedy.
deceased. T.. .;
Dated al kingraau Jniy rs, 1859. 3a-st
Mohave County miner., 1889-08-17
Advice 10 .Msthers.

Ms. WrSsLow's SooTnrso SYRUP, fo'
childrea tsething. ID ths prescription OF ons
Of tbs best female nurses aud physieians In
tho United States, aud has besn USED fos
forty years With nsver.fHiliae saecesa BY
millions Of mothers for THAR children, DHr
ing the proceAs OF teething its value Is In
caicniable. II relieves the child from pain,
cures dSssntary and diarrhssa, eripshg In
the bowels, and wind collie. BY giving hesss,
10 the child II rests the mother. prieo &c
a bottta.
Mohave County miner., 1889-08-17
Notice 20 Taxpayers the Valuation
Of Whose Property Has lseen
- Raised, ~ ,.s,:s3 .'.E.. ~ >


,e Of Whose Property Has 1scen
r. Isalsed.: -'>:s' .'.:.'..%.'-".@
List of all persons tho valuation oi
whose property has been added TO, with
the amount 50 added, ON the assessment
roli for the year 1859, who have not ap'
peared before the Board d Equalization,
and a lint of all property tho valuation ID
which has bsea added to the assessment
roll, with the amount 30 added, the own
ess Of which have not appeared befora
the hoard. Published under and In ae'
eordanee with Section 2Sj4, Revised
Statutes Of Arizona. ..- -. -. ..... ,
f.othei, r. b. raised On notes, $50.
Eeebe, b. Il. raised on mules, S223.
Barry, John added to the roll, ono rl'
ana, 800. ,.. e=<..-.. %,,. f.. .....-.',
Christie, +. J. raised ON cattle, 20 head,
&4g0.. ,.., ,s.,..s. ~. -. ".
Cuxinno, Calvin raised on household
and kitchen furniture, $3.50. 5~
Clark, W. s. estate Of, added to the roll
cash 1909. :. Es,'......' .~...... ..
Dennis, r. g. raised on block A and
improvements, Kinenan. $500. and OF
kingman water works, $500. -.
Duck Wo, 10 raised on hot,sc and Io'
In Kihgnafi, fl25. 80: O.. - = 49,. 49,. +. =:
Kueuear. q. Y. raised on residence and
furniture, $500. Il ~ '>>:'> -:
Lutlsy, Mrs. ). r. raised ON adobe bloch
In Kingnnan, 81 900. - :e' <''5z':'
j. ripe Springs Cattle Company, raised
On ranch and improvements; $50.
Tuck; Jack raised on hottse and lot In
Kingrnan, s75. Kin. -f..E'' ',..:"
Spear, r. II. raised On town lots In
Kingman, 1860. :. .-:...s,: 49,.
simonds, 4. +. added 10 roll, solvent
debts, 5000. !, ..>>:>,% r
Notice 10 hereby given to the above
| named persons that the Board Of EqualIz
alton vii. be In session at the Cour
| House In Kingman On Monday, Angus
?6th, 1889, at 10 a. m, when and wher.
any controversy In regard TO the above
will be heard and determined.
By order Of the Board Of Equalization
T.. J. GopNAx,
Clerk Of the Board Of Supervisors an,
Ex.paicio Clerk Board Of Equalization
Mohave County miner., 1889-08-17
Peseh y spraags Itssns. -

- "10oE1 NHkA1BO As1sSs
Some rain and cooler weather this
week. = e ~ Il #
Quite . number q dn,aks and black
eyes In town. .-~.,
A. g.. Coon 10 ebioyiag . ten days lay
of for his health II !. :. ....s;I 4 &
Mrs. J. II. Cohenoas has returned
from her visit 10 Flagstaff. = i
Hiss Aqllis Bsssly at Fiagssaff 10 visit
ins her relatives Ia town this week.
J.L. Nelson, J. N. Cohenour and T. y
Garner made I trip 10 Pine Springs thii
week. They report o good time a long
~ the snake medicine lasted.
We are pleased to rec Richard Dscain
shaking hands With his many friends
again. Dick has been lid up tho last
two months with . broken ankle.
We understand the 4. 4 p. Will soon
commence tho erection oi hotel at this
place. A good hotel 10 badly needed
hsss. snd 10 hope the ramor is not with
out foundation.
Mr.. John Spikes h sending to asaske'
some fns watesmslons that he raised on
bis place near the Peach Springs pump
house, Hs viii sopa have peaches
ready for shipping,
The 4. 4 r. has done away with VIII
iams - . freight. division and are run
ming trains through now from Peach
Springs 10 Winslow. This will m ak'
morv business for the last two towns.
MT.
Mohave County miner., 1889-08-17

Of their tribe at the end Of the second
moon. They are getting short Of pro-
visions and . number of deaths have oc.
cured from lack ot food, and II the fool
ishness lasts the time allotted the num-
ber II good Indians will be largely In.
creaaed i; : Et.*5, f, s#& & Il
Mohave County miner., 1889-08-17
Publie Notice.

Whereas ! have this 18th day Of July.
1889, leased 70 Park h Henson the Queen
Bee mine, / give public notice that | will
not, i.am this day, pay or b rssponsible
fos any debts contracted BY said parties.
Mss. NNxE SNEgAAN.
Mohave County miner., 1889-08-17
Notice.

After this date Our iee housc wil! posi-"
lively only be osened at the hours oi 7
o clock a. m, 2 and Ii o'clock p. IN.
. j.. W. II. TaGGskT MERCANTILE Co.
Kingman, July 26, 1889, y, d: ,.,@;
Mohave County miner., 1889-08-17
Hessethleve& Captured.

r.. - ttoRsethsevc* GaptoPe0s r.
Sheriff Lake received telegram from
the deputy sheriff Of San Bernasdino
county, as Daggett, Tuesday. announcing
the captars Of one Of tho hoi sethieves ai
that place. and stating that the other one
would be arrested by tho time he ar
rived there. He went Wednesday and
Thursday night he had them safe inside
the Jail walls. The horses we're stolen
from . rancher named Neal, At Walnut
Greek, 10 Yavspai county, some TIRES
weeks ago. Tho esptare Of the thieves
vas probable due 10 an accident. In
stead Of going north into Nevada they
made camp at Cave Springs, north of
paggett, and while there killed q beef,
one Of them taking portion Of II 10 tina,
place 10 sell Il. The deputy, who was ou
the lookout for tl,em, captured tho lead
er, who has the. reputation of being =
desperate, and whose name IL Joseph
Yurey. The deputy went TO the Cave
and arrested the other one, vino gave his
name as Moore. They had three horses
in their possession. the fourth one being
left at Soda Lake. They were well
armed. Tie authorities oi =. Yarapa
county were notified that the thieves wefe
here, and Thursday night Under Sheriff
McInenay and Deputy Moore arrived and
took them 10 Prescott this morning
where they will be dealt with according
To law. Sheriff Lake IN entitled 10 taa
credit Of capturing these thieves, az Il
was through his efforts that they weRs
prlrsued beyond the line, -. .......
Mohave County miner., 1889-08-17
,..-.-77 - - = = - =.
The NsrnsoD school.

The Territorial Normal School, located
near Tempe. will open on Monday sep.
tember 2, 1883, and continues IN aessiof
for period of ten months. Applicants
must not he less than fifteen years oi age
and must be able 10 pans an examination
showing their ability TO readily parse The
words Of any ordinary sentence, 70 solve
any problem 10 srithmatie up to and In.
ciudine common and decimal fractions
in geography 10 bound any state or terri.
tory and locate the prineipal rivers. cities
etc., of the world, to write A iegfbie hand
snd 70 resd inteiligently. Tuition 10 free
10 those who receive appointments from
members Of the Legislature and those
who sign declaration that they attend
the school for the purpose Of preparing
themselves for teaching in the public
schools Of Asizons. All others are
charged four dollars per month. - I"
Mohave County miner., 1889-08-17
MINING NsITES.

Very few mining locations are being
recorded at present. !: .... 1921,
Frank l.. Smith shipped four car loads
Of ore TO the Rio Grande aneiter this
week. .- ~ r.. '',<.' '.H'
John Kolar made . trip TO Wsiiapai
mountain this week 70 look after his
mining interests there. .~.-=.> = .
NC. Amer is making shipment ID
ore from the Silver King TO the Rio
Grande smelling works this week. .>,
The Flores mill is now running ati Gre
from their mine and arrangements are
being made to put up > hoist, a. the
working il now 30 deep az 10 require atra.
Dan McKinnon and Barney Mccall
have commenced work on the Alfalfa
and expect to make shipment ere long
They have, owing TO the warm weather
suspended work on tha Sunset until iate'
in the fall. =. vi, Z. ~ .,:. II.
The Empire mine in Chloride 10 report
| ID ~ taking out some ct the finest orr
ever taken out In the county. There ass
| q good many tons of tins same kind Of orr
still In sight. Il. F. Thouapson il super
intending the taking out Of the ore, !:
At the sampling works the following
lots were worked during the week: N. G.
Amer, small lot Of high grade ana; ".
w. Clsck, three tons irpm. G. g. d.
| Robinson & Harris and Opie 4 Martin
lsssees on G. o. D., each had small lot
worked, sll high grade. GE 81 .:
Mining news 10 hard to get this week
Tho weather has been 10 warm during
the past month shat the psospectors and
miners are doing only. what work the,
are compelled u do. With the COO
weather, which II now seerns has set In
work Will b sgaia fsiIiy resumed. e.
Mohave County miner., 1889-08-17

The Globe Democrat ~. per year.
Subscriptions received at this office. II.
Mohave County miner., 1889-08-17

Fos sALE.-A lot OF Rabbits metal.
Win be sold at bargain. Inquire at
thig Office, s"',' - ~ "','
Mohave County miner., 1889-08-17
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUNTY.

The MINER will not be responsible for the
opinions and views Of its correspondents.
Special notices in the reading columns of
ihs MIsER will DO charged at the rate Of
Ten Cents Der line for each insertion.
Subscribers to this paper will confer q
favor by sending notice Of any irfogularity
IN it's delivery to this office. n
Mohave County miner., 1889-08-17
SUMMONS. .

In the Distrios Csurt, Third judicial Dis.
trict. in and for Mohaye county, Terrific.
~ of Arizufia ~
Mohave County miner., 1889-08-17

apt OF missions for the n. Z. church In
Arizona, arrived Monday night and re-
mained until Wsdpssdsy, He Is well
pleased with the progress @sde On the
new church and says that when finished
il will bo the hsndsomest church 10 his
mission. On Wednesday night he gave
q lecture In Tsggsrt's hall which be Illus
trated with stsrsoptieon views Of Bible
scenes. At the close Of the lecture col
lection was taken up for the annual
mission fund and t25 was realized. Rev.
Adams goes TO Cslifornia whore he Will
give . series of lectures Tor the benefit ot
the N. Z. college ut Phoenix.
wallapais who have returned from
Grass Springs say that "ghost dance
in which all the tribes took part, all
dressed in white and which lasted five
DAYS and nights, Was had last week and
| It took about al the dance out Of the In
dams. The Flutes are Esspqnsibls fo'
the gathering of the various tribes a
Grass Springs. The medicine men o.
that tribe say that the Great Spirit told
them TO gather oil shs good Indians a
that place and that some time during twt
moons the Hicos would be totally wiped
from the lace Of the earth By some pest'
lenes md thsY Hould become posseseoF'
Of all the land again. Thsse medicine
men kesp apart from the rest Of the IN
disns and clsim TO be In direct com
| munion with the Great Spirit and have
p,ea, influence over all those assembled
+, 10 probable that Il the prophecy Jot Thu
medicine men prove false that the Putt
tribe will shoot q couple Of The wise msr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-19
GRAIY AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES or NEW-lORK DEALINGS
Tho tendency Of wheat values downward yes
,eriav Cash lots recedcd 11d1-3 cent, and only
o. 600 bushels were taken by shippers The visible
eunnlv statement showed an increase from week ago
NJ $40 519 bushels and this coupled with the heavy
raconts in the Northwest induced selling Of the options
nv imminent operators and liquidatIons by the
nromiscuous longsS The only oifsettIng influence
was tbe rmness of early cables but later advlces
fame The speculation did not reach large limits, only
o 400 600 bushels changing hands. December options
ranged from IS I-8 s4 11-16. and May nom 80 3 )
m 20 1916 cents \ slight rally near tho close was
due the covering OF shorts on on c c' con %
1ot Iosses of the day LABS cent as follows
November 81 3-5 December, 81 20 January, 80 l-o
February 81 IA May, 80 Ia June, ~ "a cents.
decrease of s75 .33S bushels In the visible supply
hoining IN tone up the market. Exporters bought
with freedom, 10000 bushels oelng IaKeh; Inc
ontops were fairly active and irregular Net changes
AZ 10. November being unchanged at Al I'D, While
Nav was up Is cent at az GEMS. -. -, !,
The visible supply statement for oats showed DE,
crease of 450,o24 bushels; inc showing @
There were 30 bushels taken for export on through
ebinmenfs from tho West The options were j a cent
higher for November at % Ia and Nay at IS IL ana
nnchanred for December and January al 70 cents.
ard ruled strong There were sales of 800 tierccs
on The spot but whether for export Or not could not
be learned. The options closed up 5@f po'nls at
S6 As for November. SO 30 for December 20 " for
January SO 36 for February and SO 80 for March.
The receipts of grain and flour reported yesterday
at New-YOrl Philadelphia, Baltimore and BOSTON weis
as follows Wheat, 211 ,504 bushels corn 49, li3 push
els oats 2l4 ,440 bushels total gram oia2o' bushels
-four. 81 ,4SS packages. At Chicago, Mnwaukcc ana
81 Iouis the arrivals were Wheat, 2l05lo bushels
corn 341 500 bushels; oats, 29o22i BUSHES tO'ai
grain, So 800 bushels; -four, 1928 barrels