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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

COFFEE-Thc spot market for Brazu growths was
quite active prices made further advance No Nat
bean quoted Is Lice. Sales, 1000 6aeo No g. Tt; 1000
bag, 80. D. l6.c; LOO bags No = 20 aOati 90 dSs
two thirds haf bean i?isc, 1000 b9e, >'no- Nos
Il and = private terms, Mid lIadr, in fair request ana
irm sale. 500 piculs Tnor, 23c 1000 picul' lnrilo
~. and 100 bags Domingo prNat" terms. Options
strengthened and speculation morn general. talN
advanced 81 10 points, after Hhrh there
va, fIrtlrr Of about 10 points with c0n~ldcsdWe
covering 81 shorts, Toward The close. however thrlr
ca- reaction OF Jd10 points realizing, leaNh- Oh
cady Cable decidedly better and that, together
With the ad vance spot lots, rSercd stimulating hnu
cncc. fIavIr ranod = g.. and HaM6urs closed I'll
Friday. Receipts ~ Rio and santos were
Scry small which added TO the rmues7. no cabi q'io,"-
Regular nrst 80. good second : 600, lNctlhs"
rri,at.a ga. Receipts ooo baae day: i!i9 g,ar
arc, Tor turd States, - 600 bag, total stock $4,000
lag. s'nto- receipts, 1000 bag, day ao purchase.
"a. W,rk. $1,000 bag, Ro purchase Tor
rou and other d.ing the week. 1000 lag-
mo rl,aranco- o. steamers for United Statr- bOVup
by sail for United states nil Flo
.a,,uc.- for EUROPE and other countr"s, i 600 b1c-
steamer, load ng Rio Tor United States, .. Frl'ht per
..au,rr % and per cent pifnaqr per b1g Iota Sm
stock .2@1 600 bags Santos purchases Tor ht'u
states - 600 bag, Santos purchase for Europe ana oth'
haas. Santos cl,if1ucrs Tor United
state by steamers NIL santos cinn'c~ Tor Europe ana
~ o,nfr,- &, 600 bags steamers loiding ~ Sautos
,,r I-pf~l ~ltr, /. Sauto, market. firm but quiet
food average santos = : 100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25
TIE PETROLECH MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The word speculation or even market has be-
come such a missioner when applied TO the dealings
in crude petroleum certificates at the exchanges that
IL must be used only hv courtesy. The decadence 81
real speculation in crude is eXempllhed By the an
nouncemcnt OF the proposed sale Of the handsome
building Of the Pittsburg Petroleum Exchange, and
there were report, yesterday that the Exchange hd1
virtually dsbandcd The transactions here were on q
trivial scale but >lighty larger al the stock EN'
change than at the Consolidated Exchange. Tho
field news was bearsh in that il indicated the opening
OF new well in the sheffield pool at the rate 81 100
barrels an hour. This raises the daily Weld Of mt
pool TO over 1000 barrels. Yet prices showed a
stubborn strength. and while a shade under FRIDAY ;
final figures. the closing quotation, were about mo
ton Of the day The markets closed without siynih-
cameo. but entitled Ia be called firm.
The range Of prices and the total dealings were as
Fo1i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London, Feb. 24.-4 y. m.-Untcd states per ccn,
bonds. l25i2 Atlantic and Great Western first mortgage
trustees certificates 49,, Canadian Pacific. 162 Ere,
261 Illinois Central: ll97s Mexican ordinary. 57N 81
Paul 69A. NcwNork Central 100, Pcnn~' auia,
5j'i Reading, 20'a Mexican Central new 4 per cent
bonds, 124.
Money. ld5i2 per cent
The rate Of discount in the open market for bosh
short and three months bill, Is ~ per cent.
Paris adNcc> quote exchange on London at - francs
81, ccntimes for chrcks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25
miscellaneous

4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEwNoRK
n TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES. No. l23S broadway. corner Ihirty
nrst-st.. until y. m; $50 Broadway, between twenty
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Twenty. third-st., corner Elghthayc; l52 SiNhale ;
1913 Fourth.ayo. corner FOurtccnth-st; 700 IhudaNe
corner Forty .seycnth-st; 1926 1hhdOyc. near IVY
Ninthavc and Sxty.cichth-st and 90 Lb,rty..t. ani
the HARLEM OFFICE 1870 East On-hundged-and"
twenty lfth.st., up 10 y. at regular oace rates
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Feb. a. - p. m.-B'ef la poor demand.
Pork In far demand. Hams in poor demand Bacon IN
tar demand Cheese in fair dgu@ud American nne,i
fair demand. Ro,in good demand LaiG->pot and
future. in poor demand. Wheat AMI Gour poor demand
(0rn-SpO in poor demand futures in fair demand MIXED
Western spot February, March and April 40 s. Sd.
Hops Iundon-Pacnc toa-tIherc L. nothing Offering.
Receipts Of wheat the past week from Atlantic ports,
300 quarters from Pacific ports 2OCOO; from other
Ources 1000. Receipts OF American Tor the past
week, l7, 800 quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25

Sales Mer4cr,on CO II K:g ., ste.r'i l77S
d. 'i @55 H. al a, + % ~ d. %V S55
g. - 80 IN 5 Gi is75 no. at - s. d. 1913 n a: - IS
STATE o1rn 3cS H. at a. e. StaS S GoS' ne p at
na 52S y at Is e o So d DO llG5 s5 at q 70
- - II Fcnnsy ,ani STAG 1870 H. at ~ 10; Pcnnsy
y'", "a ~ % do. SIS n. at 81 50 Ncwjcscy do
iG23 ~ At 40 - STATE DO, sos T. at VI 30 do. 1860 n
." Sherman 4 Culver Ohio Steers 1879 y, at $50; 3
d. o''' i45 y at y 81 IS do l225 n at = 80 -,
do ~ H. at 81 81 do. 1850 n a: 81 p II do, 1878
J" j. Minroc: liO Chicago Steers goo 1872 n average
at siatl go per 100 ~ including 80 head 1868 H. at
j. Schaubcrg is Chicago steers 1853 II, at ~ % 81
40 t;od.m: is Western Bulls, 1866 n at - 60
d Co a En 6aS S 2trryd 1894 10 at ss - &c. &c.
ported Tcciins steady and common 10 good cows may be
q"SG'%L Z 81 ' SOS head The demand va, equal
to the supply and Che p' VIZ wc. Tc i.C at aid t &
ic per n dcccn. to prime vcalS at 0"sc; and head
S,lc. John j. lIacnbccl: ~ Western Calves 875 n
avcrag, 81 per y - do 3ei r. at IS 3d do. 3iI
DO liz 49, at ac 2s do. 1870 ~ at 7c 70 do, 1+7 II, at
Jcllirc Wright CO.: 81 vcals. 1877 ~ at &c; 81 do
90 D dG at s ES. '0 d. at &c L d. lS H. at
Judd buckingham: II Veal. l52 n at Sc 30 de- 1876
H. at T,c; II Do 1871 n, at 'Sc 10 do i3l n, at 73c
F" 4 +" $ l2S Rd ~ at Il V;al. 1870 H. at osc.
newton Gilctt 4 renn.y,uqin Xcas. 1872 n at 7'.c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rccelpts 81 carloads Of . Qs7
head - carload at doth-st = cahoad, at Jersey CITY
and carloads direct "a. obokcn. Including stock held
over about 30 carloads sale Demand fair. bnt
trade not brisk although most Of the offerings were
sold sheep were fairly active and In moderate suppl,
lmt~ plenty and while dcalcrs differed ~
market general opinion that was no quoah.
charge rom Friday R'd saturday number Of carload,
% choice stock sold. old sold al
10 choice sheep Mt sjGf6 So ordinary To choice
yeaing lambs 40 tdar7 80 Jew selected ~ 75q 81 so
and llttle bunch Of fall lambs at De per N.
Sale,-D. Harrington % state sheep s2ls N
average at S. IS per 100 N 5S do. S3 81 s7i
l7o do, % n, at 30 25 POS Michigan Lambs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25

oil City. Penn. Feb 2t.National Transit certin ates
opened II ot's highest 81 o5ll lowest. ~ OK closed.
~ O4 sales. gao 900 bbs charters. ~ So bbls ship
monts. l2t 9i4 Ibis runs. lii 79i bbl>
Plttsburg Feb. Petroleum. duh and heavy. Ma.
onal Transit certificates opened % closed 81
highest. IL OjA lowest ~ 0fA-.
bradford Penn; Feb. 2i-Nauona Transit certificates
opened 81 0j highest ~ Oj lowest, II OfA closed.
~ Ois. Clcarance,, 2SO.0 600 bbl>.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25

90 ~ at SO s7s 2s7 do s. n, a. So 90 300 10 p NJ
3S6 do. ~ ~ at y % Is9 do 80 q at - S72 70 DO 81
John J. MalISSbeck "a STAT sheep Z? n at 81 199
do OIL n, at So; $50 do 80 u. at S6 - 40 Territory
do 80 n. at. So 10; SO Indiana do: 50
n, - 80; 29i Indiana Lambs s 9H5s ~ At g;
a. do. II ~ at ~ % POI DO, 81 u, at g 80.
Dilenhack {; Dewey 1913 Territory sheep. 50 n. al
IS S7ia 81 do 1O6 ~ at IS % 100 state Lambs. u
H. at 81 2O6 do, rs H. at 81 319 1914 Western do.
SOL H. at 81 40; 100 do, SO n, at 81 80, :. 60.
do 81 ~ at - IS 18 Pennsyyania do, 80 H. at 50 p
lG5 PENNSYLVANIA Lambs "a H. at SO Slh 30 State DO
"A n, at - l76 do, sol n. at - 30
j. y. Pdcock & sons % State sheep; 50 H. at s.
do 93 H. at ~ 79 Ohio do, 30 n. at ~ 80 Jersey City:
oSo Western Sheep, l02 n, at S5 IS 70 state Lambs
70 H. at SO so 10 do Culls), 80 ~ at - l2 49, Ohio
do 81 H. at 81 so also saturday, 40 stat sheep 10,
h, at So I2h 81 Ohio do 1Ol4 n, at 10 %; % ohid
Wowton Gilrtt a Ohio Sheep. 100 ~ at s6 so 0
do ~ H. at - IS 30 Ohio Lambs. 103 ~ at ~ so go do,
40 do 7sIs H. at - 20 do. 1O1 n at s6 -
Indd e buckingham 46 state Sheep, % n at So; 10
state Lambs 60 II, at -; do (Culls, 80 b. at So q
RAJ. b as Culver: 1870 Territory sheep 1oi ~ at
q OK a8 ohio do l0i n at f6 a. Y Buffalo do Com.
nan II n at - So Indiana Lambs 5sl, h. ~ p.
j. F. Sadlcr 6 Co; 40 ohio sheep % H. at 50; 80
do So H. at 81 40; 22i Chicago do 49, n; a. 80 -
s. Ka-e % State Lambs, 81 n, 40 s6 so 20 stats
Sheep SOL H. at &c Bucks. $50 p, a. e.
HOGS-Reccipt,. 81 carloads. Of 10 30 head-37 car
AZ Ho5oEen Market a trlne firm at 81 l5qsf 40.
SaleS-Newton & Giett: SO ohio Hogs, lob n average,
at - per 100 NJ Il do, 100 H. at u 40 Rough do.
24O N, at 90 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25
stock Exchange. Consolidated.

includes sales Of 5000 tomorrow delivery 40
~ OF l-2a IL OF "a, and 1000 barrels OF cash At
II % Ia.
Refined oil was unchanged at 80 cents In bar
reis and go cent, gallon In cases.
Foreign quotations-Antwerp. l. francs Bremen,
6.-j marks London. IL Io0j 81 pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Ruralo Feb 2i-Cattle-Rcceips last p hours, $500
head total for the thus FAR 6Z0 or sane naS y;
regular and fairly active closed dull and heavy Choice
choice native shipping steers. LOO TO loo 10, - l?~
- 30 medium good export grades 800 70 no 10
10dsi 81 fair choice Gaming ana bucheIhR gidu'
and butcheIng grades LOO TO 200 H. 80 fodei go0l 70
choice shipping canning and butchering grades Loo TO
loo ~ 50 ios3 10 very cen and all e,adc, 900 e
feeders fair choice - dS3 p do fair 20 COCA ha
shipping steers. 81 5GS3 % fair To choice COWS and
d$2 % common u prime COWS and heifcfs = 9odS- 20
mich spngers. sl5aSi0; calves, - 2Oafo p,y
sheep and LambsReceipts last - hours, 500 h.al;
consigned tICrg h 1000 head $500 Of which 70 New
York 10 900 for sale Top grades hn and AMY actEs
IS 20 medium u good - 75ds5 - good r59
70 - medium fair. sGdS8 80 H0g,I;eceipts. last
- hours $50 head ota for the week thus far - 300
head $40 Of which to NcwYotk 10 500 FOR sale" Mar.
kc opened faIy .ctiyc and shade hgh@r co,ed stady
" Chicago. FcL. 2i-"The Droyers Journal" reports
stosdy eyes = Goasl 20: steer, s3qsi 80 kars
and faedcr- - 4Ods3 - Texas coned steers - 500
"a a5 Receipt Is 5O2 head shipments 800.
10 600 had shipments 600. Market dun md w"aksr
Texans 3G5,. THE Droyers' Journal cabiegram from
london quote, arrivals OF American cattle h'syy Prices
shade lower. Medium TO best steers, llal2'2c rer y
fou Gao reb 2i-Cattle- Receips 300 shipments
600 market strong GOOD % facy natFc Srels - w
90 fair 20 good DO - 3oas' 90 cksf, ana ffer'
choice heayy, - CO.'S c5nr 3 sGs*@ -c 90
pipents 100 strong fair 10 chcee 3 6OdSo %
lambs, ejdSO 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25

received dispatches from London saying that the
ordinary shares commanded Saturday, IS. Cd.
premium To-day ordinary shares sold at IS.
premium and Founders shares at ElJO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25

COTTON ON spot quoted steady ana quiet prizes
no MATERIAL change Port pts today. 5Ol
,s!, apnlnst 10 ha, III, day last week and l5@I
~ .ts ID la, war. S'nc- september l rccep's ~
80. n.y.. aggregated 2S1 3+6 bales against A.S-lo}9
i,,le- f-r 'h, corresponding tin" Ia-t year
c.o...o,- la.od on standard OF classlh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25
WHEAT so .

oI-n,os. m.gs,., Lowest, Closing
February ...-....... 1..- ~ q. ~
IHy ~ ~ ,,% 73-
coRN 80. 2
Fo'raary .......-..~.. e.. o,,, OOH. .s
jli} ..................... 81. a"s S'H 'o-
t..,.n,-v IT, l,. JOB TO-
Yar ............ -+ 90 .o[
Miss POLK. f'-E hHH, ..-,
March ............... so s55t &c. iGc
iI,o 700 1908 1000 100,
'''"' LARp. PR ico LBS.
March Observation-Disclosures 49, 5ts e.
june Naturalization. 500 o:-- $50 o'--
suorr rlus PEI 100 LIS
March Observation-Disclosures. 80 - go -;
M H... .........-.....- - $50 S., 49,
........ ,... ,. f..,...-. i....- Unbalanced S..
-H."s 8 g." S. ,..i r., a..,,t So. . .,,-
I.a.l n.. ro,l p,f ID. - d..
.'il j., I'' '.,'.a' .i.,.., a. i5q.i-. .i..t
5 - 80 G 0lG ..a.. o., el-.,, 4l-,,- tn.-i
,.i,.,, l,i 81 .gr l,,.I, -,.4d,. family 81, -
cet To- isn..' - 6oa - 20. Vn.a' -t,adi 500. i'd
~, t,.cp'. @-G n ,c -"i ,,,. .,, ST. u,.
.sG.ic re -'-ad, &u q. ~. folE nominal !" -
ad 9as5a Ia s'I c. .,.i a-, ,ar & wh.ty
.,ady; -al,, I,Ii Lbl- finished eooa o9 ha'i, ~ -
isc ra,erd stead, s'oGc sgra. To- f' d. d.. S,a
Ia!u ''' hc,s adv primr ,o.' ohio na' 'ol"-
,,.,...I.. ,,,. t., "a Flour dun Wn,at easier.
MlNiI"'' !" ~ I'". - va Ia, III. so /
50. = -pHnf o." i.A,h ,t,-,H' 81 Io. irs 80, Oat-
dG 1 No. White on ir,,k -. I:,, hun'r, $50. .n
I'm - ii,i.. qul,i Nu. 100 -tl., to'-.. it".
',-.oi- arm l'"ta 80 Co., oIi1i lr a. ljc 'l.-.
steady Htif. I'"i &C., ,.i,,,.. ilolf &, 500 Boo.
-tsay cA.GG"i-' H;,ir,y -, 40 ll-h S4iu.uts-
f!olr. 800 bills wheat 900 D''"' ''"''' '-'''
r,u,d,i,,i, Feb "A Flour Iiuy,r. op.iatin' only BOO
lIhtu' 4p'9 ~ ,,t .,,+r ,rti, want aud pIlrO,
moderate -lHd LOT, 70 ua O'' %r, ' .Id t.an~, an,
weak und'i iutI'l ""'t'b 49,, "-,-" - y, . white,
SUPER. 49, % 90 - -,n, t,niy STONE ground
family. - roH@3 ~ l'I'.) ~. "a hos,
s. %'a@" 1G F,i"1 9' -. G5i d, -tragtt - Ioi
weston NHi'I '.' 20 - - an Nli,r,sof, ,l,1r - ID
- 50, "I.t Ia'rnt ~ 'y"e 80 ,aiit - "5,si 90
49, do - - - 9r "a" @ut and barely steady
do iAFortr ,ahi, -, ~ r,r dtii and ,,,tb ~ u -,
at ~ 800 Ti.st Of,ringt Iight and option
per 100 u, Tor dy t"t itur or Ln speculation and
market Iuicd ~ I"{, Demand from miller, light
,Nloit inquiry s'I1 i"'u '' - ia p.t,,,,d 40
but choice grades car. a4u ,HI' nrio, a. i,n,y
7!c fair 10 good milling wheat roaao" ,lt ~.
e"d:i@c ~" = rf4 -. t,, inn, ~. .
ApTl 95assheG Vim Schrr report nom domr;
,SDIr report t"lr,H' ~ d,,lI. of 4.c n local pc,
gram nao ort dnand les active car ,t- local
trade quigt 9nt .bHd5 wlt ' G CA, dcno. goc ~
mN'd ana hiph n"ltu' u a.. Steamer In c%poft rlc
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-11-01
RepahIiean coaaiy Platform.

We. ihe Republicans og the oaaaty af
y IA Ana IN ca#Fsnfiaa assembled re-af-
( hrm our sfhr-euce u tho grand principles
Il the Rspubiicaa psrsy As enunsiss4.d IN
the SA.i1nai RapaEdieaa PlassaFns, snd' 10
the psssf. rvR q the Rspabsse1fl t,,r5y Of the
Territory % New Aexicn.
VI e Tztfiffy sFd gurf0ssE tie y lfil iTstft1n of
Hon AaTiana ;. 0tsFo - the Repgblicsa
csndia aefs for Delegste 10 Congress Nud
pte1Ess II sfszi -zF4s s-IJTIIYT
We eei,grat'siais- the peeplr cf h e."4utv
4 II Dsnz Ans upon the results ach vsfi bs
the present Ksputllcan c0up:y sdmin4frs-
tieu; every pieise nlsis 20 the peop,s IL
our pistf8Fn Of two wears ssa has been
faithfully kept, las has beea enforned; order
has beer sFHST7sfs;;seEii; -riITse las beeH pun-
AsheS; .ife ard ~ periy has hlsen prnsss.sef;
tt1ssisa hAs beer raliieed; secsssary public
improvements lave kesa tna3e And The A.
fairs OF the csuatv hsse been isithsaiIy hon-
esiiy ard teees traicali s sd aninisisrs3.
To tie R-pgbiinAn adm ,ni,iratiaa Ne are
/ indebted faE issA ll,sasi.-n of the Asticatar
Al Ci.ilezr. with ali it, siSantsges, il oar
nsids; anssTu the admipistfN.jou. asd esae-
Scisily L. the Han Msriane s. tlSsrJ va c4s
I pTess tar grateful shsaks for this grand ben
ess
We yaeziZe Ourselves to Continue tks good
Ee-k So nappliy commenced bz our pres-
+ ept Reeublsrsn simiaistrstign; wa pledge
v oarseives IL give the p@1ple Of shss eiIunts
AZ honest. tG,eisni ahd economical Aiiainis
! ttT4ii6A sF puhIic sifaifs 50 ~ u furtbur re-
lneetbe SardeR Of tsxalion upon eur peo-
pc.
I We charge thst The Democratic party Of
I DahA Ana county s45asr it's present leader
chip hss beeone party If obstruction 10
/ prngr~s&. = cOfruptar. ~ The nlarAls of our
( pe@ple aBd eu~'ny 10 gosd goFsFnraent q
fe-tn law. dis,uFher Of pesce asa stand
irg nianase u the lives. the property and
the prosperity of our peapleS We charge
th4t the DemocsAsse party al tbs eaantv
has falIen under the control Of n earFHpt
and danSrsuus riog snd clique composed Of
men who have no negard for the riGAts OF
inserests oG our people. TIA. II the pabiie
assertions Of these rfen are entitled 10 eye
dence. ds6Anee of A'i law public disorder,
conitsson asd anarchy would b. the inavi-
tAhlr rsssult of their elevation to poser To
tsGrcl their objects they have res.Fted 20
meth.sds that sFe EbharFeaJ 20 al all good
eitiEens. Sc call every iaw abiding citizen Of
Sh1s eoanty without regard TO bis former
pslitirsf wigsssEtsoHs % jsln with ua 10 de-
iiesting be dangerous and rsxo,atisnAry de-
signs Of thsae msa and thuS secure shs pub
lie safety.
We adopt ss designating device to BE-
PLACED 81 the head sf our tiekst the Gag oI
sur country. the eWblem Of Lbsrty, Equal
Rights and Freei0fa.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-11-01

ma e the sJads 1t the law h's life
work. ie =, at bead Of Ihs Sierra
county lar and long arqnaintAnce
with the Territory ard c-ueeialiy
this county qeaEify him 10 be Of
gTeat Hse &C. "a there. hrs ing been
the superintendent ot schools in thj-
county h. knows vhat c"rfceiions
We ne. q ou that IMPORTANT -Hblays.
Cob Fountain Is also well known
icre. he IS one % th,,pione.=r- 81 ihi-
coulafy. he has fought lhe iadiaus
here. made lite aud prtper'y sal.
has bad much exls.ifente { IA the MAX
ing 1t law- aud l. an abr man.
J J Afagen, The uominee fsr
probate judge, Is bright y"ui Z
Mexican that Sierra comfy may
well De proBtl 81. educated in Kansas
City, he speaks both language daoni-
lv Hnt ran fiji tte .Efficz EIrtfl u guilty
Wrbs;er ior clerk needs no INTRO.
d1 non. heIr,la maHsry that be
cause he has had Tire office for s.iri.
time that We want change. lfyou
Verr running a mine ard bad man
who dsd his work woll and was Ia "
ttrf4frten, would xea tisebHr5,r iiirn
Tor the purpose IL seeing whelhsr
some one else could not fiji The
place!
The sheriff IS the cDnserva,or o.
the peace, no man can -ueeessiuily
fit the requirements of thar posi-
ton without the Ass:s'ance ani eaa
ideuce Of the people. 10 the credr
OF Sierra county II IS said that she
is se,-ond to no county in the tern
tory for absence Of crime. thfs shows
that Story hAs The confidence Of ihe
people.
Thomas G. Hall Of HermpSa IS M,
known 20 altei you, We hope you
VIII know him better before the elec
ton, be IS well qa lifted 70 be yoaF
assessor and 10 know him is 10 be
his trend.
The position Of superintendent Is
one OF the most Important places on
The list, for that position, We ask
your rpte for $. A. Sollcnberger OF
lake yaliey, he is an eii school
teacher aad besides beng fully com
petent TO I'LL the position his nc
quaintanee with the needs of this
county 81 him 70 do Us The muat
good.
We are proud OF the record Of our
commissioners ior the last term aad
promise for those We bow offer = ike
management oi the county AFFAIR.".
II you decide that yoa must vote
for one man Who Is GA the Demo
cratic ticket ! ask YOU to let that be
for w. II. RacheF. lar treasurer.
Al the bead of oar iis keg - the
emblem adopted By our party ZOO
will find the stars ard stripes, thai
sea viii i'll agree Il we ezs ..il support.
that is the common tie that makes
rs 81 American.
The speakers viii now sddress yoa
and a. fast IS the Democrats nre
coaYcrrelf TthEy w,ii please come for
URrd and take The Front seats,
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-11-01
LlncoLM.s MELANCHOLY.
HEs symPAtketie NAturs Aaa His EaIIJ
MtsFsKtHn~s

Thoss Who saw much oI Abraham
Lincoln during th.- LATER wars Of his life.
we're greatly impressed Wifh The expreS-
sion 0i proto1nd melancholy hIs fsoe al
wave wore IN relsose
Sir. Lincoln Was os a peculiarly synpa-
tbetIc and kIRIiy nature Those strong
characteristics int.seneed. very happily,
a. Il proved. lis ea'iFe political career
Thes MJald nos seem At FIRST game, -
be esiseient asts 10 political sueoeaa; but
IN the peculiar emergency zbseh EEns-oin,
IN the providence of GOd, was called 20
meet. no vessel Of common clay eo1li
possibly have becoIne the chosen OF the
lord. -
Those acquainted with him from boy
hood kneE that eafiy gyieEs tTnged hik
whole lite with sAiaess. Ills partner in
the. grsseefy bgsHNess At sasem Eas
Cneie'' Billy tIreeq. Of Tallgla, H.
who used at night. when customers v ere
few, TO hold lhe grammar while Lnooln
recas@d kis i-ssgFs.
II VAS TO ms sympathetic ear Lincoln
told the story Of his love for sweet Ann
Rutiiiyttgs and ne, n return, Uttered WfIzt
comfort he coasd xhe1 poos AAssts died, died
and Laneoan's great heart nearly broke
AFTER Ann died. szys ''CHcle" Billy,
''on stormy nights, when The wind blew
the rain against the roof. Abe would set
thar in the grocery, his elbows on his
knees, his face in his hands. and the
tears runnin' through his iBgers /
h4sed 10 see him feel bad, an I'd say,
Abs, don't cry Z an he'd look up An'
say 1 cant help ii, Bill, the rams q
iallin' on her. -
Tlsere are many who can sympathize
with this oVerpoEering gYief, as they
think Of lost loved one, when ''Ihe
rains q faiiin' on her What Ad.is
pogn2ncy to the grief some times isibs
thought that the lost one might have
been saved.
Fortunate, indeed, is William Johnson,
ot Corona. L. l., s-builder, who Efites
June p, 1890: Last February. on re-
turning from churrh one night. my
daughter complained d having pain IN
her ankle. Tie pain gradually extended
until her entire limb was swollen and
very painful to the touch We called
physician. who after careful examination,
pronounced il disease Of the kidneys OF
long standing. Al We coa,d do, did not
seem 10 benefit her until ws tried
W1meT's Sac Cure; from the iiYs, she
commence to improve Wien she COM
msnced tzkTny u stIe could Ts0I tslEn over
IN bed. and cosld Just move her hAsds q
Lutte. but to-.iAs she Is as well ss she
-sysr KAA. l heiis1e / nKe ihe recoveKY
ui my lighter 10 It's use.l' '--