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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-12
AUTOMATIC SEWING MACHINE,

Prices reduced. Every family row can
have the best Automatic Sewing Ma
chine in the market at reduced price.
For particulars send for our new Illus
tiated Circular with samples of stitch
ing. Our Illustrated Circular shows
every part of the Machine perfectly, and
is worth sending for eyes il YOU haze a
Machine. Krnse & Murphy MIG. Co.,
455 ana 81 West .sth ~, =, i. City.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-12

MTs. Grew and Irene vii! icHye
in = day or two for their Ola 81
Louis home. All our people JON
in regrets on parting with them.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-12

.JouS A. BRowN has been con
fne1 to his house and bed for ovei
a weak, but is now rccuperating'
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-12

DB. Bnniur wishes those whom
it may concern to know that he
can be found at DR.. Paion's Office
on the I2th inst, Saturday OF
tbs week whore he VIII remain
utiI dcmard for dent4l work Is
fully satisfied.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-12

NILK-Sam Wells is now Pre-
nqrod to sell and deliver COW :
milk to customers at the rate 0.
II quarts for 81.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-12

EVERY base ball player should
provide himself with the Play
crs' National League Base Kali
Gnjde for 1920" which contains
much information. The boys can
secure it through Mrs. Ilmon'y'
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-12

COAL COAL :! COAL !.
The W. g. p. Coal viii be dc.
livpred anywhere IN White Oaks
at the usual price. OR LESS. All
competition will be met aid dis
counted promptly.
j. Z. T.. LANGsroN. Ag't
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-12
xoteuln Gonafp Grader.
Salarlsy, iqyl 10. 1880.
@oSrxEsreI.T.as

Ko.fp.-Haxtci Lodge So. 9. Knights ~
py,htis. meet vcrg fharssay rilhtat'.n
o'r!o.x " itiIr Arlshts 1se cordially
JAS HTfn. G.. c.
s.epw,Rp CEanicE.k On r. s.
/. q. T.-Whitc Oaks Lodge 40. 80. mc"tr
every saturday relt. Ut Castle Rah, -
o'rioeE. Visiting hruiht rs caT"ostN 'INIf
J. \. WOODLAND, CT,
JAMES II. Phra,y,, sec.
G A -Kesruoy poet. No.io. uo~ets'n'th'
last Monday nisht OF each month at 'h'H'
nan. n W. LANE -
i. q. Klrrfxone. Adjt.
wuire ONxs ~CoNoaEaAT OVAL CHrRt'
Lorl'e Dav 9cryives-M ming. IL oe.
rrnning-T 90 O'Clock.
Sunday School-0:t] n. m.
W,pklv Dib'c renlinr. "Wednesday rVr,'
at 1880 o'cloek-;eat free All are wei
come, po-,cr
DprcropY oF rnG MFrHopisT Iichcn
p.o,,ht,, mach sunday In the m5nth eNesp,
,t, on1 at a ~. md ut =. ~. l"."f
snhonl eyory Snrd-y GtS r. M. ."s.'
ue.ting ctorv ThrrstcT.~cvGrf'F =, III
8. ". TTbNi Il, paste" IN cH"fse'
A.. PoTTE3, 7. II.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-12

LENr is over-save ior e"''ois'
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-12

Ro1LA WELLS and wife arrlvec
in town Thursday afternoon.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-12

LAST Saturday the bodies Of
John G.. Shannanhousc, and his
infant child, were exhumed AND
ne remains taken for iinal inter
meat to Nogal, thrrc u rest ait.4
lie lancotcd Mrs. sigh, mother
in-law II tie one and grandlnoia
CT Of the other. TIE ella, jas.
Sigh Siannantousa, st 81, sgc Of
two months, va, buried in White
Oaks Cemetery, May 1st., 1857.
The father was laid beside it on
me list day OF January, 1SS9.-
The collins we're intact. but the
boxes were yery much decayeI-
indeed that holding the ca,kct of
tac infant had entirely rotted.
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Re- Canyon,
Soc9:ro Co., n. NJ.
April 9Th, 1850.

Error LEADER
Dear 3ir--I understand today,
from a party who was present at
Justice Court few days ago dur
ing the trial of one Mr.. Jane,
and Mr.. Richardson, for somc VIC
iation Of law that one Richard tes-
tifed hat J had told him Richard
son, that tie Ca%rrizo.o people
were coming down to Moro Sp'gs
and murder him and Ill Ct his ont
fit with the exception Of the wo.
man on therauch. You VII please
look over the csilcncc and If such
testimony was given inform thc
pubic through :he columns ofyonr
paper that | say the whole story is
d d-n lie. / never mentioned
such q thing TO Richardson or any
one else. Il he made such state
ment publish this disclaimer, mai.
MIN q copy and seal your bill 10
me. Yours Respectfully,
A. +. pow2Rs.
We would SAY to Mr.. Powers
that We never visit justices courts
Or other diaroputable places save
on compulsion, hencc have not ex-
am;ned the evidence referred to-
further chat during he progress
Of the trail we heard upon the
streets that such tes imony had
been submitted in court, hence.
have no doubt Mr.. T. was corroct-
y informed.--furthcr we hAyr'nt
Mr.. Richarlson's pest office ad
lress, hence cannot msil him til,
weeks LEADER.-ED. LEADER.
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iset9tto attend. ~
t-epw. UEBntcE.k 90 r.. * s.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-12

SIS 'caIBE tyr the LnAprs.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-04-12

Ko.f r.-Haxtcf Lodge 30. 2. knights ~
pYthiss. nsfi vcrs Thursday rtlht.ri ~
o'r.osx ~ NiAt A~tlshtb ase corjih!y
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Icdcbcrs.


MEXICAN and loreign professors uWnoIid 70 colleges
and TEACHER, OF branches, fc supgn And 81 .nl,n
srnools AID families English, freeI ,"s cor .0:nst
snogen MIRIAM COYlIERE, lou oen.-,- -
BEST TEACHERS American ahG r 80, n "a, If.
,op ali branrhc. IN all localities no & Tor stamD
-. ANTFD: no fec for r. el-traton Ivest l4th.st
Il. f. AVERY. American sehoo' n'''"'
y. I. -, 80, rpS, ,GFNCY
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEA Aatar. GoS1fncssei,
"A suplnn.ens Schoos and Families Apply To-
N'' Mrs ~ j. YOrNGfcLIoA. % ! mon "-. iT,,..,
rYFssr,s TEACHERS AGENCY II Last Asses a.' mi,
.n,nos comDctent teachers tutors, soN,ronGs hest
-,1;,nS ar,ists Sc all branch s.nl a.,
STEAM I, Enrsb German French. spanish sIoAeh
y MAMMAL GRADUATES wantd 70, tor
N mil a. .tcos At GOOD salaries. Apply 70 w w. hI'
Msnager Jr0n Teachers Agency ~ - -, >,
.x.,NrI,D 4 commandment Of the Episcopsh Frrnch
w tcarh in boa riding school; EnHiiSh DIa.s ,,aerrel
German one abb to Instruct III nl..''"'
Adarrss S. Box $50. Reading rem. = -,
III1YNYs EXCmANG Teachers Bu g1IcSne,s yeS'
w both sexes supplies lroic-nos rbaperones Sc
rnllegrs schools and families; also DooHNo'l''
cnnvfsts business firms VII,
~ Miss G. L. WERNER. 800 1th-avc- ~
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Cain Jo.erh H. to T. ; Colin li4th-'t. Of sth.
p,lir john =, mos " Jackson; 10 Hc-tcr.sn mos.
boishrr,y Jane, T.. to Emerant Industrial Savings
Banh a. Hice,.rr.,t vs. Of iior~ry w. - BOO
Line, Eiil, to John Gr.an. , Madi'on.'t " q Jack
sr@ses flci.'eE r. to oc = smith wayeFT-s'
i3 ssa, =? .uj 5 20 e. aG, @'"R a yrs ye
I'd ,,rorqr g. l. Gocbc 129thst. " Of ID
ifi-am,nn n.rnhard. to Ma, S'oi'tcin; Columbia
Fo> rst!ce. t. J Barry Po'tavc, OF Emerson
(oriiitl John TO l. NJ Jones and ano. II and 10 GREEN
iai VIA \. t, l. \ Hall, s3d-st. W Of o,hayo. c
nGfd,, VIM 40 roc to IL Il GuFoce'' 'sd-'' of
H.ldc Henry to Il schabbchan. 233 N 237 Hudson.
Ir.ch. julius. to T wandell. eiave and 10Th.
Hu..d T.. 70 Gllderslecvc. a7th.st e Of
henderson. Albert {. to II Dogrr, st Nicholas.
ave u i33s. yrs. morris. 10000.
5 H"h' 1T le7c o. VI" HANS Sons cor S'O'''
Jack. Edyln II. to \ 4 Tcct' i?2d.'a Of othavc.
Jack. nd~in n. to T. C Reed; same prop. demand.
Jones Anna TO + T Jones' ia2d.'t. W OF Clifton.
jack~.n Charles. to NJ \ Mcrortland; i2th't. Of
Krncdy i 7. to y p Davis. Madison-ave and
Taa,%a og, ;sn. t. G.. 1 cc5 cor East Broadway
I0Woll. WIN. u Watkins 1sths:. OF sth.avc
'~si,. Graco, g ! i Lewis. Monroc.st. OF Ru,-
Icsc Louls To Orson Adams. slst.st. Of Avc-A
~. I year. 3 900.
Martin. Charles q. to J; Iioyt ct al. 37th.st W
~ IeNinpton-1N". 3 ytars. 10000.
Murphy n t.; to l. X Campbell, II and 10 Fast Dist
,lontou~. Nm L. to Mutual Life Insurance Co. II to
~ Vrrncc-st. ! year. $1,000.
Nsrtin VIM X Farmers Loan and Trust Co. 40
and ~ Exchange Place. 3 vrar, 500 900.
Mclaughlin. John, to + l. Lawrence, c Aqucduct'
ave. 81 North..i. > years, 80
Never f. T., & l. Iat-hail. cNecutriN, 7ith.st,
" II 3d-aNr > year. 40 40 600
Martin william Il To- Frank II Lord 30 and a. fN-
change Place" 100000.
Pierce NJ t. " n Pcckh,m Hunts Point Road
adjoining land n l. Brown. year. 100000.
Pslul, Francesca. to J Dcmarest : Hoth.st Q Of
pcnniman t,eorge II to w | Mills ct al iith.st.
" of 5th-aNc. ; years 100000.
smith John H. 10 II Bacon. I30th.st. OF 5thaye,
notes 100000.
Solschcck. lula A. to \ Pnrdy ct al wisav-.
n ~ iiOth.st, years TlOOO.
sullivan Tlmothy J. To Il w Taller and another. 5
Sth.aNc n ~ 10Th years. $4,000.
The Standard Gas Light Go TO Murray, n loSth.
t. . of l-t.avr. years $1,000.
Van nonschoten Harry. to y Llfc Insurance Co.
IfIth--, - ~ l0th-aye ~. year. 100000
Vernon. Marion \. To d naum. IL Great Joncsst. .
year -. 600.
webster Gcorgianna y. to American Baptist Homo
Mission Soccty 3ithst Of sth-ave. go 600.
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Ocean CLEANERS.
NAME STEAMSHIP co.

4 MAINE STEAMSHIP co.
n Tho ony direct line 70 Cottage City Mass. and Port
I'd Maine Connecting az Portland with all la!fo1d, ana
steamship line, for Bar liarbor. Od Orch2ri Poland
- Ioln H. and all Eastern sumner resoIt.. SJcan,.
or, III very Wcnc dly ana saturday a. p NJ from pi,
niorauon apply 70 iICRATIO HALL. Agent. a. tn ples
EUION LINE.
~ roi; oTTiPENsl0wS AID LivTKPOoL.
Leave Pier IS. y. r. foot of klns-st
NF.VADA .Tue ,Gay July J. 80 ~ M
AIASK STAY july Q a. H.
Wist 0NSiY Tues i,y. J6iy Is. 80 y IN
VpII0NA .......... TUESDAY. July -, 30 4. n.
ca5ia passage $50 500 $50 and 800 Second Cabin.
s'o a. II UNDERHILL CO. g. Broadway. n. Y.
NOMPAGNIE GENERALE Tanatiantique,
oIa5's p.er new So 49, North River. IT. Aioron ST.
IA \OHIANDIE Collier. SATURDAY. June =. D. m.
La BoCRG0GNE. Frangeul gee. sturdy July o : a. m.
Ia BREiAGNE, d. Joussen Sat. July II; 80 p m.
X GNSrODNE. Santrl .....--. sat. July ~ a. M
Is NORNANDIE Collier ...... Sat. Jn.y - ! $50 a. m.
A. FORGET General Agent. 40. Bowling Green
PED STAR linz: ,,n,s
Sailing for Ncw.ltrk and Antwerp weekly;
WAFSI-NND .......... Wednesday, June %, II a. m
rEE ,Sa Hd,c. rlr. cabin. SIS mi upward second
cabin $50 aud :45 Excursion tickets at reduced rates
fEIii: WRiGIii SONS. Cies1 Asts.. bowling Green.
DED ID" LINE OF STEAM HIPS 400.
''' 'A CoR0 AND MARACAIBO.
Calling a. Trinidad LAID ard embark passengers anu
PEE b. East River.
s. fni4SSf j%I,- 3 80 80 H.
These American s,eanship specially 5Iit og Inc
'' ' BOUIrON. BLISS DAIIi:II
:
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New publications.

CEASlDE LIBRARY, New Editions out this
- Week
THE MYSTERY OF NJ. FELIX. Ply
b. l.. Farjeon No. 3S3 zoe
THE COPPER CRASH BY Frank Dandy No. 80 zoe
THE BURNT MILLION. BY James Pawn. No. ISL zoe.
KESTELL OF GREYSToNE. BY E,mc
Stuart No. 39 20c.
THE BAFFLED CONsPIRATOEs. By
w T. Norris. No. 1895. POE.
VNHE SALT MASTER OF LUNEBURG
amid the food of novels poured upon the read
ing world in these days, 1t is refreshing b.
then favored with Of the first water
is neither straning after the modern
OF the 'inGe1nablc Such gem OF historical
novel entitled The Salt Master -" Boston Home Journal
. THE SALT MASTER OF LUNEBURG
Nevcr has better picture old life been given
70 the world and seldom has portrait
such vivid and sustained Boston Commercial
Bulletin
THE SALT MASTER OF LUNEBJRG
W all the numerous that have recently been
usnsa'cd from the German there perhaps that
eeseves wider circle Of The Salt Master
Of LaneourR' "-tCOlumbus State journal
wthal there is a strong element OF the romantic IN
inc oooK which entities 1t high rank among the fow
s's'orc no'el'"-tsan Francisco Chronicle
THOMAS Y. CROMWELL. a. CO..
90 EAST FouRTEENrusT.. NETWORK.
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,rArr LlNE-RETWEEN EW.YORK,


NHARLESTON. ). C.. the South x southwest.
r' re T., h a5; . S9HF !! 5or
c Mas AM, ma %Eso w. June q p
cg c and and Ias NV e R H
All steamer have nr.tcass PASSENGER acgommcia ions
Insurance uV %H 03t E I4G6E y'yS'
r O. roEn EAssr PoT Lla5 s s. B~ AZ Ny
NEw-YORK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
COTTAGE c FGx MSS 6v FG5FATRf EHaSH AND
'-N'i 0"'' WITH VIII: Al ALL coNSEc'rioSS. "
IRON STEAMSHIP VALENCIA
Capt. +. e. Miller leaves Pier 40. f. r. (cimton-s')'
EVERY TUESDAY AT 7. NJ
sagc!S ,a S .Rf ?s f' food i ' di ioy
AddIna! ,teamsp as soos as air-"See NJ CON"
H. NEW one c3 BROADWAY. I" ~ AZ s't-'"
n Ew-YORK AND CUBA MAIL IS. CON-
~ , rASy VIZ, EoN Is G and err R.; M Il
sENEcA Havana and Ni aS pfoso.o iS%po '"' 80
cTy "T S"NMb snG sa ' Iay )
NIAGARA as rr Pr cS; co%peeh' tr"e uly J.
SANTIAGO. sestaso d. c rSar. july
For DF 1%MEs E @i e D;.cs CO 'PR' Wilt
PACITIsc MAI HTEAMsIIIr c9 oMIZA
trNrhHL A M. SS6oG4H SMffElcA HNP MEXICO
tsf " SiF;aSs VII A. rsas%i
FROM S San Fam Frnaco ' sa& h s noon %,
CITY OF FLO DE- ia J&SEi sls ruesaoy !uy sp
''"p'Hy' 0iG OF III PA i9e Sd
NORDDEI'TSCHER LLOYD SIS. co.
Hon 2IotNf qHEh& re 2Nb ERrMES
steamer XVI II t% Exp Rs, ? sSf :ss as''e"
EI@c sat-; jaas * NJ lSr we'd I I {? p II a M M
;s@ Second oE aS SD Co. S sSs Sr'
TNMANNr LINE u s. and RoyaI Aai Steamers
S STS OF OF wcaS a; j J. 10 m
rp% PER - s. $40 aao@"s FsT
and location Of r{om shC9Xp CAHIN Sotwa Tir $i3
%HI$siTi <. Sons General ''. Agents; nowLiSo
ROYAL 0H GrENffFF91WsAF l ATa F H
RfH.n m H MAJ s, xSs So M
E1Gm %@its sal Dock q iotGst .oo
s.S and d on Ss'S
New.YOrk. Philadelphia once 100 wanats.:
.JAPAN-CHINA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL.
Steamers leave San Francisco as follows:
bhL'iC. Tuesday. August L.
oCbANlC.. Thursday. September T..
"AELiC. Saturday, September 20
Superbly Appolntcd-Supcrior Accommodations.
Roer, atoms made by letter or telegraph TO and
cabin plans at 2S7 and 3i3 Broadway New York. or
Room "a. Railroad Building, San Francisco.
LELAND STANFORD. President
T. II. GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent
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REAL ESTATE.
BI-SINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

The only auction sales at the keai hs'''o 20 .,ns
yesterday were under foreclosure NO Low
bcinc the northwest corner Of One-hnndrcd'
~. ann st. a ave-story BRICK fat. on a lot 24.llA'o'
'ae sold to Isdor Herr for 10000 No. ioo= ' no
adjoining and similar property s on byer No.
similar property. brought 81 900 rom t t
same buyer 500 went :,do to u sredy or $1,000
81 80 recrver appolnted BY Judge BookstaVer ~ a"
action Augustus H. Groe agan nna a. business Of F.
SOFA a. CO. for Isl 900 to William steinway.
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Anrtion Sales of Rfnl Cstnie.
BENZ. =. FAIKCIiILD, AUCTlONEER,
OFFICE III Bk )ADWAl.
FAIHCHIi.D & iORAN
will sell a. auction at - o'clock noon,
TUESDAY. JUNE 2tTH, 1890,
Peal Estate Exchange and Auction Room, 80 Liberty


AT FORDHAN,
corner OF Jcr0mraNc. and iIlghbridgo Road
policy 81 the Lawyers title Co. issued 10
each purchaser free OF cost. -
For map, trrIn, sc. apply TO MERRELL & ROGERS
At'ys. III broadway, or 10 the ~ cticnecis.
At UNSBROUCK HEIGHTS. ON THE y. !. AND
~ y. Y. X. H.. Erie ferry forty minutes. Lunch on
arrival.
SATURDAY We had sale under People coudn /
What they buying, and lots brought only Tl+1
apiece thu average.
ut old twenty four and people that came got paid
coming and Ieopla didn't com,
SATURDAY We shall DO tn AGAIN II rans-soll
f,w for what they III fetch.
II is beautiful pla.e Win lrsrat, start, and now
N,V, war viii ha another good time but Is better.
Paw YOUR i,rrlape only. Tickets out and back pro.
iGed on the train when leaves 'hahDersst at O'Clock
23d.-t. five minutes before
~ vn, want 10 see the place day this week appIy
IN g. aurtionrcr or owner FOR tickets both ways.
" ''' " f. TAYLOR Auctionecr. Iackcnsack
D. y. MORSE. owner. % Morse x Rogers, 1874 and
13j Dunne-st.. Ncw-lor
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For Both SeXcs-COuntry.

l. FRIENDS SCHOOL FOR Roth SEXkS.
L Founded In 1854. Excellent home. students from
Is States All denominations. Thorough work in Eng.
Ii,h Science Classics Music and Our certificate
admits college. Address
AUGUSTINE JONES. IL. b. Providence. Rhode Island
- MARTINIQUE COLLEGE.
~ SWAHTHMOKE, PA.
opens 9Th month, 9th, 1880. IhDty minutes from Broad
st. station fhila Under carc Of Friends. Fun college
both sexes leading 10 Classical. Engineering
Scientific and Literary degrees. Heathful location
ensive grounds buildings machine shops laboratories
libraries. For full particulars address
WM. IL APPLETON, Phi. d. President
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE AMERICANS AT HOME.

LES AMERICANS CHEZ EIX. Tar Madame la Mar
quisc de Carlos de PedrosO. l2mO. PIP. 3d..
Paris: Librairie de la NOuvelle Revue. New
York F.
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Ctaa! II otlres.
C,TpRENE COURT. COUNTY OF NE NEW.

= YoRK-Henry p. Ncoli plantih as1 Te the above
NJ Gcf~ndai, YOU ar hereby summoned 70 anSn. S
onn, int In tins action and 70 serve coz u 49,, tbr scr
% 'iontid attorney within twenty unts al'l "" e.
U t ~ Ii sun Inol- excusvc OF tn daI OF nv III, n
vour flurr appear. on ahsN T. mo
,"Snn against Won by default for thr 'liei nW IN
Hn'a ~ mi Data February ~ lSto,, w al
Complain piantlns Attorney. oAicc and posoh'e AL
a.. "a 10 BcchnaE STREET New-f ork ty. d,ord,nt
,h oregoing summons is served W on YOU ny PUN S ~
IN uI ,o a, ord OF Hon. Geo. T. AhdfeWS J.ut'
lnrsan, 10 d" ror Of the state Of New-lor datG ue
,hrd day Of March 1890. and filed WIN tn' Vor
CO. Of city anu cO-lO vi *
.he he Court House. Ncw.fork -. ~" .,
STEPHENS Plaintiffs Attorney
NnrI
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yew.York, Monday, June 20.

The following sale was held al thc fN'"''s' ~
tion Room to-day: -, ~, , ,oo IN I 56S Madl
s.tory flats with plot Of land Nos i,'gy 70 ierz
on aye n " corner l05th.st plot lOO.llA'o' l. 'i''
3!S, 800 .. it, Nos 40 I66 and f6S Yves
,-, S'I :. Of l0th.ave wa adjourned TO June -
The morning call., 1890-07-08
POLITICAL GOSSIP.
Record of the Day Among the
Local Slate Makers.
The Struggle to Head the Republican State
Ticket-A Last Appeal Made-Buckley
TO Sit in Judgment.

Ex-senator Phil Crimmins. it is claimed,
is actively at work for Waterman, and has
entered into contract to deliver to the
Governor the votes of such delegates from
San Francisco to the State Convention as
he may be able to control.
Whether this is absolutely true or not it
is difficult to determine positively, but there
can be no doubt that Crimmins is very
close to Secretary Boruck and his Cover
nor politically, but the stronger probability
is that he secretly favors Morrow. The
latter, no doubt, is the first choice of the
Federal office-hOlders. who are indebted to
him for many fayors done. and Crimmlns
is willy enough to be in Oh the right side.
In spite of this, however, the Morrow
boom has undoubtedly lost strength of late,
and everything indicates that Markham
would be the choice of the convention on
the first ballot were the vote to be taken
now. The opposition Of certain papers
seem TO have strengthened him materially,
but the next month, of course, may serve to-
alter the entire complexion Of affairs
A number of the shrewdest of the pOliti-
cal prophets predict that the Republican
nominee will be a dark horse, and in that
event General n Z. Chapman of Red Bluff
is regarded as the coming man. He is
wealthy and popular in the northern
counties. As politician he has had wide
experience, and is a man OF unqueStiOned
shrewduess. From Washington, ID. c., he
came to California about sixteen years ago,
and in the former place he was a Supervisor
during the reign of Boss" Shepherd. In
justice to him, however, it is said that his
record was an excellent one.
Little is heard Of any candidates but the
three named, ana the general conviction
seems to be that the fight will be among
them after the first preliminary skirmish
The morning call., 1890-07-08
ROUGH ON THE BABIES.
Treatment to Which They Are Subjected
by Paragonian Doctors.

Treatment to Which They Are Subjected
by Patagonian Doctors.
When child in Patagonia is sick mes
senger is dispatched for the doctor, and
never leaves him until he comes with him.
AS soon as the doctor arrives he looks at
the sick child, and then with much cere-
mony rolls it up in piece of skin. He
then orders clay plaster, and by this time
the child has ceased crying. soothed by the
warmth of the skin, and so rendering still
more solid his reputation as a wise man.
Yellow clay is brought and made into
thick cream with water. and the child is
painted from head to foot, causing him to
cry again. THE devil is still there" says
the doctor, sagely, ana undoes two mysterl-
GUS packages he carries; one contains rhea
sinews OSTRICH and the other rattle made
of stones in gourd decorated with feathers.
He then fingers the siuews, muttering
something for few minutes, then he SeiZeS
the rattle and shakes it violently, staring
very hard at the crying child. Then wraps
it in the skin again and it ceases crying.
Again it is painted. ratified at and stared at,
and again it cries. This is done four times,
and then the cure is considered complete.
The doctor leaves the child quiet, EMBODIED
in the warm skin, and goes his way, having
received two pipesful of tobacco q fee.
Strange to say, the child generally recov-
the difficulty by declaring that the parents
did not keep the medicine skin tightly
around the child and so let the devil get
back again. This is the only treatment sick
children in Patagonia are ever known to
rppaiVa Ky
The morning call., 1890-07-08
PERSONAL NOTES.

L. Bixby. a capitalist of Los Angeles, Is at the
Grand.
Judge C Il. Garoutls of Woodland is at the
Grand.
DR.. Thomas Flint OF San Juan is a guest at the
Grand.
Senator John Boggs Of COlusa is guest at the
Palace.
H. II. Hewlett, banker OF Stockton, is at the
Palace.
D. O. Mills OF New York Is guest at the
Palace,
D. II. Burnham, an architect of Chicago, Is at
the Palace.
Frank Mclaughlin, an attorney OF oroville, Is
Count Schllppenbach Of Germany Is registered
at tile Baldwin.
Charles H. Cummings, capitalist OF New
YORK, is at the Palace.
l. NJ. Merrill, prominent citizen of San Diego,
Is stopping at tile Grand.
Ira e. H0iti, State Superintendent OF Educa-
ton, Is at the Occidental.
j. B. Wright, railroad superintendent Of Sac
ralnento, Is at the Grand.
I. j. Geary, an attorney Of San jose, accom-
panied by his wife, Is at the Lick.
Dana Perkins, State Librarian, IS down from
Sacramento and stopping at the Grand.
Sir Victor Brooks Of Ireland has returned from
Monterey ana Is stopping at the Palace.
Count Vasnsln, owner OF large stock ranch
at Pleasanton, is stepping at the Baldwin.
Countess Valensin accompanies him.
j. E. wadham, prominent young attorney Of
San Diego. and Miss Maud Wadham In the
city for few days, stopping al the Beresf0rd.
Judge Coffey Is spending three weeks vaca-
ton ~ the ccuutry. Judge Van Reynegom and
Judge Rearden Will attend TO probate business
during his absence.
Prosecuting Attorney James II. Long returned
from the East with Christopher Buckeyes party
on Sunday and resumed his duties yesterday In
Judge Joaehimson's court.
Mrs. Thomas Nein, W. Mem, r. Men, Doug
las Island Alaska; George Watson Jr.. b. J.
Watson. Nevada; Mrs w. NJ. Wyatt and Miss
Maud Wyatt, Fresno. are stopping at The Will
son House, Oakland.