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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-02-28

300 pounds Of silve. ta the 'ot b. ior q
fwt rich, bui then ih,fe Il nothing too
ricb iog George Utter.
Jusius JnuRb. manager Of The RIO
Grande smelling compiny II socorro. has
received the sad news Of The death OF Gus
tsv Billing principal owner Of The smelter'
in Germany on the III OF heart disease.
He was the foremost mining and smelling
man in the ues, and was abou as years OF
z His fortune was mad out Of Colo
RADIO and New Mexico nine., and ~ was
reguted to be- worth SEVERAL million doilurs.
H. leaves a wife and several chil iren.
Col. C. C FitzGerald has returned from
New York H. informs IA n : be- has
purchased the machinery to double The
present capacity Of the international
Smelter. He also purchased tho maternal
for the erection Of a new stack aud at
tdchmeuts that will be devoted to testing,
npOn a large scale, the system originating
with himself, whereby Upon a small scale
he succeeded in smelling and separating
ores consisting Of ziuc, lead and silver.
combined with sulphur. If the Colnnel's
Efforts meets with the success believe,
here is no doubt be- will open up q marke.
Tor a product that ia abundant in fhs
southwest aud 70 Tue present momonl has
been in only slight demand. The ma
chinery Is on board cars and will speedily
arrive in FL Paso Bullion.
Last Saturday the Walnut Grove dam.
on the Hassayampa, broke and let out a
lake OF water a mile and a half square
and sixty feet deep. The reports of he
loss Of property and life are very conflict
ing owing to the distance of the dam from
telegraph stations. At least a dozen lives
were lost. The dam was built by New
York parties tor water storage purposes
and cost in the neigbOrhoOd OF $1,000. 900.
Engineers say that the construction Of the
dam va. faulty, lie contractors hriug very
economical in the use Of hydraulic cement
owing to ,he cost Of transportation.
since he discovery OF the not Of gold
buried in a yard at Pinos Altos, nearl,
every lawn aud garden IN thu town Is he
ing dug ~, and next summer should be a
good one for crops. Col Dick Allen says
there's a legend to the effect hat a huge
p i Of gold lies baried ~ the end Of ever,
rainbow, and at the n xt appearance o
the Almighty's promise never to drown ib'
world again. he's going to set a force o
men ut work on IT. tail end.-Srntinel
Otter johnson, the Lor'Isbnrg murd r
who was sent up about Il year ago o : nv
a three years sentence, asks Tor a pard n
because he has got religion. Just Why b.
can't remain the other two years aud II
this new element of his max, ~ thol
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-02-28

SEVERAL years ago the treasury Of Co
chise county, Arizona, was found to be
several thousand dollars short. Since
whom the bondsmen Of the treasurer have
paid the amour. into the treasury. La't
week the county treasurer, A. L. Ritter,
was tried for embezzllnR the money. The
Jury was out but a few moments and
brought in a verdict Of not guilty. The
cocbise county jury is about on a par with
the Grant county article.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-02-28

THE people Of Sau Juan corrty held
= mass meeting n few days sRo. to discuss
TIE impending iroutle with the Ma
vaio Indians. The following resolution
which was adopted, expresses the sense o.
the meeting:
Resolved, that the American people 81
San Juan county have millions for d.
Tense, but not Il dime for a compromise
with the Indians.
They seem to have more money for de
tense than they have for the assessor.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-02-28

Almost every onr Is now interested in
knowing the proper treatment for this dis
ease. According TO the best authorities 1t
requires precisely the same treatment M a
severe cold. aud 1t IA generally known thai
there is nothing better for severe cold
than Chamberlain S cough remedy taken
al directed. Extreme care should he tax
IN to keep tie feet dry and warm, the
body well clothed and to avoid ex, osure.
especially when recovering from the dls-
Ease, and to keep mp the vitality Per
sons physically weak should take tonics t.
keep up their strength tits also import
ant Inst the bowels be kept r gulnr. M
ordinary case Is likely to requirs any fur
Their treatment thar this to insure a com
plete recover. For sale at Eaple drug
store.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-02-28

THB governor last week offered three
rewards of one hundred dollars each, one
for a hiR~hwayman in Santa Fe county who
killed an officer in resisting arrest, one
for a highwayman IN San Miguel county
who has successfully resisted arrest several
tunes, the third for an escaped murderer
IN Sooorro county. Noticing that noue Of
these cases came from Grant county az I'M
informed person might suppose that the
officials OF this county were much better
skilled IN the art Of capturing desperadoer
or that no serious crimes had been conf
mitted III this county. Undoubtedly "0ld
Harvey is pretty smoothp in making au
arrest, for il is claimed that he never had
to pull a gun IN m king an arrest since he
has been in Office and the, Jail full Of pris-
oners shows there have been plenty Of ar.
rests and enough crme in this county,
The real reason Is that the criminals have
10 objection to being arrested. They
know that the Grant county jury will
either acquit them OF give them a nominal
sentence. They stand in no fear Of beng
punished for their crime Why. then
should they resist arrest nr break lail?
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-02-28

THE Agricultural college will be for
mally opened a week from next Tuesday,
March l1th. o. the four institutions pro
v,ded for by the last legislature the one Al
LIS Cruces was the arst TO open. La.
Cruces always did claim to be a hustlins
camp. Ths buldings for this institution
are to be built Of marble quarried In tb,
Organ mountains.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-02-28

an re" Foanhrrtf
Psrsons who nave y cold are mach more
hteis to take the influenza or so called, la
grippe.
lis much more severe when aeoompan-
led by "a cold.
The n ost critical time is when recover
ing from The d~isease, as slight exposure
will often cause a relapse aud that is al.
most CERTAIN to end in lung lever or pneu.
mona.
The ieet should br kept dry and warm,
the body well clothed aud care used to
avoid exposure.
The bowels should he kept regular aud
persons rhy-ic4llg weak should take qui-
nine TO kerr qp the vitality.
With the precautions aud a free U.s. OF
cbsmbcilain's cough remed, aprinpi r.
c .vrry is reas nahly certaiu- fhas rpm-
edy is un,quuled tor d -eSere cold ND this
d,srase requires precisely the same trsat-
meni. For sale at Eagle drug store.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-02-28

Mo. Winslow's soothing syrup for
children teething, Is the prescription OF ou'
Of the hest female nurses aud ph, ]sicians
in the United States, and ms beer used
for forty years With never failing success
by millions Of mothers for their 'hildrpn.
During the process OF t-eihing its vriu" is
incalculable. II relieves the children from
pain, cures dyseniery and diarrhoes. g1p'
ing in the bowels and wind collie. BY giv-
pg health to the child it rests ID" mother,
Price 25c. a bottle.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-02-28
Subscription Prices.

WHEN the question Of the location OF
the Worlds Fair was first agitated the
LIBERAL advised congress TO locate It A.
Chicago. Last Monday congress admitted
the correctness Of the position taken by
the LIBERAL and voted that the Far
should be held At the city by the lake.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-02-28
MINING MATTERS.
Reports from Various Competitions u
General Interest TO Miners.
IT. TO-. GIL, ara

Reports from Various Competitions of
General Interest to Miners.
The latest quotations ure; silv / $685.
copper IA so; lead 3 n.
o. B. Morris. manager OF The st 4 Rem
smeliinR company Of Trinidad, Color do.
WAS IL own yesterday and nccomparpc
by Major Putehard went 10 Stems Pa.
TO look at .ome properties.
R. B. Kinsell ! . ri Peso lue.iay
Mr.. Kiu.ell wss the man eho has been IN
gagged in placing the Gila alum lrpe .
He Was ia lori-tnrg last Friday and
formed the Liberal thut the deal 40.
about completed
A ppmpletr min ne plant is 10 transit
for the America mine Of Hach't, NOM
tains. It consists OF a pomp having she
capacity Of $50 .allops Ter mpufei2 s,e.
bollera Of 40-horse power saeh; steam
holster. etc. The Amrncan nine IN t.,
lowest working. p5-sesses high grade ore
and when oacs lhr machinery 10 oprrtt-
ing. work Will be- resumed upon 40 ex.
tended ba-is.-Bdlion.
At the Cleveland niue. about seven
niles from the city. The miners are york.
iDR ia an immenee body Of csrbouaie ors
carrying about As PER cpnt had, IS pr'
cent silver and S per cent gold. Shit
meDta are being made regularly. IGs
Cleveland is The property Of Grorke u
Otter Of THE city, and be APPEARS 10 havf
3 bonanza sure enough ~ Sentinel. ORE
that win carry loo pounds Of gold and
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-02-28

Weighed in the Balance and found A
Perfrc' Dentiirice Wright's M,rrh Tooth
Soap. Preserves the teeth, remove tar
tar. DESTROYS bacteria Of thu mouth Sold
At Enqle druV store
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-02-28
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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-02-28

Otter johnson, the Lor'lsbnrg murd r.
who was sent up about d year ago o : rye
a three years sentence, asks for a pard n
because he has got religion. Just Why be
can't remain the other two years aud let
this new element of his max, ~ thou
oughly pefmpate Is what We cant und :
stand.-Stockman
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-02-28

1890
1890

Some people agree with The SuN g opin-
ions about men and things, and sou,e people
don't; but everybody likes to get hold Of the
newspaper which is meyer dull and never
afraid to speak It's mind.
Democrats kno@ that for tw' mtg year'
HE SUN has fought in the front line for
Democratic principles, never wavering or
e,ak-ning IN its loyalty to the true utter
isis Of the party 1t serves ~itn fearless IN
i,liigpnce and dIsln'srrsied vigor A.
imes opinions have differed as t. the brst
means Of accomplishing the common pur-
pose; it is not TIE Suns fault If it has
-ern further into the milestone.
Eighteen hundred and ninety is The year
bat will probably determine the result Of
be Presidential election Of 1892, and per
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rest Of the century. Victory in 1892 is a
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rHE SUN.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1890-02-28

Fortify our System against disease,
with Wright Compound syraP Of Sar-
sapartlla. Cleanses and oAriehos the
hllod and gives u nrw in1petns "a life,
9 Id at Eagle irne aiare.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
yLIrciL FISHING rs ~ ZZARD'S BAY.

%cw ud(od sept. 20 Cl~'i ''..- No" that the fil'
,erch Of the supreme Court la &" h"f that In" sac
,nr,tlcs have full iur,Griion over IN" wafer OF
,,,>,.rl., l,ay tie Illegal ?Ui.r f-hrrEan VIII bc
looked after bv the state Police more 'ir"'"'N th''
eyer. steamer from Ih"!e - 3" al" o'"',' p'''>
,,., ,ccn carr, Ing III -, hG-nc~N !or some
-, ,,,..- ,c not ~ uu!uc. pti> nON, H. the ponf"
' ;,.., an ;h iojko,.' Coy them fpr H." Ia'l ""h.
.rI die. i,r of e." court approx tho d'''h "i tho
,,c t., ,.iz.ns cvr.r'! steamers 49, year. ana re-
r.u, IN. ov ncr, Of s'"s" Nc'''!~ I" pa! "' E''@c
'' ~ nr,rcy IN. h.lf ;;.t liav" D""'s h"i
ai"".n -. cn,,,,; under q iir"l",. watch was kFPt
t"r il,c roIccoai and several narrow r'' ape, " "
w. w ,,, n, cured IN >pIic InN'thccN 'cIhrN in
sfr'Nt' na .I,udourd IN the haste 10 Er over ire
9, n , Nine ,tcancr> we're chased over ~ one
CAV. the fishermen thonfli me r"m' Mo"" or ,,r
~ ,o ,r.tcr, of the BAY we've under H'l'"Hd !nr''
cir,nn NV Which would have made In" oi1ulc, OF l'st
year Illegal lucl,h have been aanS ;,, % az" y 'r
when is attribnt.d {" tii enforcement 9" ii ~" Po
LiLit.nc scnins for p,rtic, the i''o I" Di''c"N''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
- .o,roM m G. BOLTON e. CO.,
wu.Av

,Lout u,nri, days. The ground i MI r'''' W.
,ur L,,t mo- wheat u pat III yet lh'T'"' wv" ~
r,r,c scr r,lnr hat tlwr. H. not wheat ''""s" ~
., ,,,t,t f., Lrru the ,nil> running y" %" ""'''
i,,, Ia T.\n, f,w mill arr nihihe i"'' UNIV
ria, ,n,in.i,y Of them have either "lni d""" W. Wv"
m -, -, ,r, ruu;,iug for twclN" huutr iw" or 'h'"o
,,, ~ ,rc week. 40 wheat Will !" >""I' "''"'"
,,.,,,.r 10 Farmer, '"ai TINS 'ra'"h ~ Wv
.,,.,. t,c acra.c ~ wheat AMI phi the ''h" '"''
cotton. . 1870 a., 49,, ,,s
,,ui h,,t ,nc Spin. whoa, In Nort"rn D'""'i mas
,., 90. u,rI t.d !, either iirr~h'd ~ N'a'"'' WI
,. ,-,,, ,,,rly shocked /, damaged 10y the ra'' anu
v,u ,od, No ! Nuthrrn ar below. 'nl>u''0',
w,r.,i +, ala, growing in the >i'h atr VIA. ,hn
,h,.L !. h,dI, hl,s,rhrd up la the lhi"n" vi ,o
,r.,u ucrk There have not been IN IA! !" WY !,
i.,L,. ma, thrc .hri- cui wUrh krFrl> from 'uu.'
intnt, rnyrring twenty counties say mar my 'a, NV,
,,, ,r',tc -, per Oi Il crop 81 "n'"' ',.'r wv
,nr Than L., per cent corn !" an ci''lr '
# j. ir,pcr that Il great MANY ~, IN ~,
,,. ir,,,I. mt down IN south Dhina 'h, ',t' =, :,
rr .a,i,,m ,urJo.r-. 1t lr'h, a. u INC N'n'. ~
~, 80 ,Il,., w.uti haze 10 l." farnTi III ina, i'',
Wh,rv,r the wrli- have been put down llci nay
Naked area. >u,rc.>. and II the ihin,f> .o',, "',
n,',J j., - ..r.,t many ,ud l"' PM down 'n'' iiI
n,'h winter Tho corn crop iaN niatiIeh 'r ,a' =
1n :, "n TN. nsht, Of september !: and - nilnat ~,
lie c,rr, ,dcinby some localities Anu tcrc WI"
be more or less soft corn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
sHnT nv JEiLDTS LOVER ~ AMW kW

amherst. Mas. sept. 20 \ tragedy wa ena''"d
oorl, mi, morng At NORTH Amherst wm'h Has
c,r,cd "A sr,:,t deal Of excitement. Last hiEt 'h"ic
,v,s dance ~ the house IT Mr. J",SNn. III the >c'oi
lrnv, As Flat IIill. on breaking mp between j ana
n,,Iocl James IInriler started To rid" HON" Win
, ,ounc girl named Eva Holden. ON Their way they
wcr, fred on by some person who Stepped from the
bu,hcs Mis- Holden WAS shot through the heart ana
killed while another bullet took "he'i III Iiira"r"
80 ,,.,d.Lor carriad ~" "'rl to Forrc-t Az
v,,tb'. hou,c where she had been employed. anA
then rot home himself Although seriously wounded.
he may r,o\rr
The assassin Is supposed w be John Davis. who
cou. from Enfield and has been working ia North
I,,d,,y al hi, >awmll. Davis went 10 his work This
moroj,c and wa then arrested AMI taken 10 North
anpton and lodged In Jail. Miss Holden wa -lhic"i
vrnr, Of age p pO>>es~ing In appearance and l"put
IN Tho uciyh,r,rhnd. Harlakcr /, young man wei
known In Amherst 1t Is said that Davis was e;int
~ The attention paid tO Miss Holden aud had eIn,ikrd
that he would shoot her she went with any one else
but himscn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
,:r ,pUyNEy MtRrH To CONEr ISLAND

Tn. march of Company { OF the SON Regiment 70
,.o,.. I,nd vhirh twi'e postponed on account OF
49,, no,,hcy took place last evening. The men set out
,,, ,o ,rnory AT O'Clock and marched through the
u,,rv to IIou>tdn>t. in charge Of their commander.
C,u,,ln d. C. Mccarthy. aud headed by the ME ana
.mm corn, of the rcrimcn Thence they went By way
:, Oh. elevated railroad. the East River Fridge, ana
,b, Erooklyn elevated road TO Prospect Park. Here
they got ont and marched along the boulevard %
toury Island where they stayed ut the Grand Union
u,,, and Will remain there until this evening" They
,r, led with them 900 loind, VI ammunition which
the, Will cNhau>t to-day in an exhibition OF ride
practice and they viii rtwrr in the evening to tho
armory. Colonel tayalagh lientcnantCoion Moran.
Wniur Edward Duffy idjmtant Murphy and the Ofncers
and other members Of Colonel Cavanagh's stan WI
visit the island today aaa be the guests OF CApeA1
MCC2Tthv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
SrtE INSi'EINf T. CONPtNY TH OtBLES


rNl K At.
VITA -. ";d'i 4 iIi'irs more rcaminc ms
,n,. -, ih. ~,t lt.n.,,',r Company. the un'rit'in
,, fam II u Al, v. ,ir,l Ihcd ~ part IN Nc'i ida\
.lr,, , ..p,It,r called On ". T.. i"Nir. chairman
, ,b. committee, a,,o.nt"d h' the dI,' i"i> :" mo
..,r,,,u, I, Vlnd up At in.ut' " chairman vi
,,,, ,,n,,u,iirr IA, .,h O." / d. un feel NJ liberty I'd
.,,L. any statement with regard I" the ronlnhtr'H
y,.L /, /. irI, that was sent 10 'hclEo ln's
,,i,u -, order ( get from lr >d"ni Miller the keNs
~ IN, ,.,. ,,.p,.li >aal IN which the companN's
,,ut,,t, WEI, ,up.o to be- but ~ TO the reason
Nhy | did nu, obtain the key. and ~ 10 what rpos
-, d,. f., ms. board uf diir,tor> when returned, ]
do not l. that | can make any statement "ithous
exceeding my powers.
An ,uu .aN whether 81 not the bon supposed %
,nni,u the ,,,uiitic, II the company dr,"'ittN III
fla. >nf. deposit vault WI, found empty - asked the
t"pnl,rr.
r,nnn; ar-wrr thai sion either. for III" reason
| have Ci,ru We now preparing the ir'',>a'F
p,rr-, for making aspiration for the appointment
nf 9, receiver \, >"on n THIS anp,i'alion i mA""
o,r duf,r will hc finished, bat ! do NOT believe TINS
viii III, r,onlpli- he'd w.tl.n month ar more
At the office, ot thu safe Iepost company ot H'"'
Work the Officers said thcy were entirely ignorant "
,h. YC,ir The rule. oi the company PROVIDED onv
ina, ol .r,un >l"hlI have a'N, 10 lc \auIte owhco
or ana hey onu ti' the! icN Nv
,,,ur.r,, The, were unable ~ LAY wh'tWr or noS
d.. ,r, ,lillr ar >,Vt,ry Middl"brook, III the etaf
IN, irance Company, mad opened f'c Vault previous
lIpr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
9TH AVE. AND !2D IT.

ot rescue. 1rainliands and s"nr OF ne pa">"i'-
GERS in rcttin2 ont Of tIr ears JniHl"d M" III"
,,urc!c for Elc orc 10y one the hlI@hilI
INJURED we're taken and ns'i. "a ,Hi o. thr ear
liza, stood emit up on the h,nl:. Many ln~i 4"
iLc track above which VS. ian@rh on ~" one
.;',, L, the standing coal train. Others were
rnrricd M THEN the rest Ain2 part E'','r thcii
,ynv further dnwm 10 the wrecked ana snlihrierd
ears. and the sights they s"w were h"fIii\inS III
the extreme ini"Ud p'|"utris purh one on Top
Of The other aind the rdiLS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
~ me REAL ESii7F N.iHhET.


= -. - - ~
lIII,r / III. 'Nl.NltD Fi'1"H. ~ '"'
rr,.rt.
The real estate MARKET tow" >''f ""pt"N'''"'
v,, ir. To- pc T. II tn picN"u w"'h. r"'" 'H-'
80 na, resulted n"in ~" h'''N i""'"N W.
b.; ''urit. a;d -" '""m"h "HP 'A'"' co. ~
n:"'', -dppN viii how be- '"j"'''' h"' ~ 80 ="
49, ~ =" i''" '''' '''' wa" "'' =, =,
la = dl i IL trin are Nn" J." '\'''''' Il 70" go '
,i - m. airI,c i.',,'> i"tr t'' -, ~ - - 80"
;r.,., A. -: 4. l.,..i". T.. al 'fi''' 49, o" "''I
,, r.. o.. .. ',.u p pets r,' ~ 'r.' '"I'I H. IN
90, .. 49,: a.nJi Il riii7'4' $3.50 "' '"''' i'''' '
:" ,,,,tN ii ~" pressure ~ E'-" '"''@ II ~" ''"
CTS. -" Ir9nl'r ont" iii i "h'N I" "''''. II"
. ,,r -r..i Jon i ,'h'~u by -" 'rr f''.
,,,..., ,,.,-, h,i,.tul
''' 49," .'I ,., -. ., ,.,,.,.~
t'rlu% al.t..- Ir"''i'' h' ~" ''' u" .'' '
,,,. l. .. 3, ,.,di ~, + q. fl., rial
we" al ~ " '''' &c.,, .t,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
prSff:vAThny or 4 BRIUGE TRC<TEE.

Angelo Myers sent his resignation as 'r'" vi ''o
brooklyn Bridge to the Mayors Office Ie.'cluaS' "r
Grant himself not ut IN" cay Han "'' ' .''"'
spccr took thu paper. and viii lay IL h"'c w. iA'o'
20 morrow. Mr. Myers is brother OF 'ohu ""r 'Hc'H
and II l., said that he finds the duties OF ir.osc .r"9
do,dcdv irksome. One cause assigned for Mr. Mycrss
resignation is that he Is not In accord WIN tc mamS
Of Tie trustees Is tO the mana gement OF the broGe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
UINIER UHEAT SOOTHING AND AfHEA"h'
FIELDS GINIEtILY ~ coon tpNp!T!""
FIENEcS slow To MAEklr THE oI'F
OF TINS VI Az.
9TH AVE. AND !?D IT.


Chicago sept 20 t>prcitir-'"n"r'l crop '""'>
from, III. a,riuliurii ~,r'Ipnr 81 ia" hIl"h >'"''
,n,v ilnI with ii. exception 81 litlt fro III '''
r,rt,crI mort .un ul th' corn belt, the ""''hI ""
,,vcr il. Nol,U,i dUrin- tn ilt ten dht> ma h'""
,c,, ,iiu!.c: throw out III" Ihl"ii' ana MINI" "'''
81. Il Ne rainfall iI,s been b""@ tic average i"''
hnvcvc, In, br'i the r'i"r-r III III" I"''' ""' wv
,,tu Ia. Lcri cycr,,il and above TIA" average
,r,c weather ha, been c\ccrut for III" anal maturing
., ,, earn crop pllyln. AID seeding Of ihr winter
u ,ca; Good pro,r.> Ia been mad" WIN seeming
,r, and already The early >own j. up and has made
Il god fihnd ,
In ohio. one half to tire" fourth, .: III" crap Of
i,r ,,lm,- T.. row H. The acreage viii b" niu'i
,,,c,r .n for ,c.c"i, }"l?>. Eo central All! H"n'h
,r Nicni.au r,.po., tina, III" Ernu'd /, ia line comm
,on better tliil 1t IN, been IT the lat three or i'''
,o, Every pro Pc. HAT the acreage VIII be la'H'P
All III. movement of whca: from fh:.iicl'
h,ud /, light niI.cr> taking al thai T. offered ID
,uuoi miller, are li,ing all thr wheat they can ec'
t,, ,;,c f,runr Their d'lvclic, are very shall
rncrc seems 10 10 practically ~ old wheat OF
,.-o nn hand \, III ottr plT'ohN ID
the Wi:.;,T wheat bel, TIE a'Tca-r promises
q, l.. ulIy a. iaisc. Mt larger, th%h
,h. acreage Of IreG. In Nj Unri miller" are III! ms
III the winter wheat they get. Farmers. HOW
.,cr have not been free seller. some MIXERS ar'
cu .upplicd while other have ~" 't"'"cd up III All.
x,n.,, rrIoS the mills ~ bN 'hs all Inc SOL "''
nrcrcd 50 far They have Etlc snrplE' over III
,,cdi,tc wani, The acreage promises to br largely
u c>cc., q. former years. Tie ground II III me con-
alton for seeding Kentucky milcrs. almost to
man rcport that there old wheat OF 1859 IN their
state: that they take all the wheat that Is offered
and that they have stocks large enough 70 run them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
,rr,rRs suorLD BE- Carefully ADDRESSED

Postmaster Van Co,t received yesterday 'f'''''
,.,, I'm, po.t uNrr department. a-hinc lin I" utc
a. t,r nc u,..i,lc on ,oirs roidcat> I:carr care ~
addressing letter. By the street and number whe sent
TO large cite. and In adding the name OK TIC count,
whom writing to small country post Offices; Inc wo1n
~ the bead Letter Ofire Is ncrcasiney arse Y"
account OF the csrelessuess Of letter wTite"'