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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-05-31
AUCTION SALES.
By Green & Wise, Auctioneo,

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRIrsr
- the 23d day of April 1887, from Stonb oa'tG
Green, and recorded is deed book M 70 a
344, Alexandria city records, the nn,lo,si page
trustee therein named will in front OF tho
street wing of Green's Cabin, 1T FACTOR .r illee
sale at public auction the following persors Of
erty now in said wing: prop
One large Grindstone one Pstt,rpr.i..
Turning Lathe, one Saw Arbor, one ssv p ,,AeI
one Chair Chuch Machine, one POLISHING Tn. .l'
one Circular Saw, one Steam Gauge. ma p pun 'al,
Morticer, one Hilton Ash Scroll Saw oro oHet
hand-power combined Boring, Zip and scroll S ''i
one Power Planer and Jonter, one ssnJ,aal
Drum, empty Vsrnish Barrels and Csps p .ir,.
and Varnishes, Cabinet Carvings Mou'3inr. ', ~
Carved Consoles, Brackets, Ncwels g. ono E Sc
niture Wagon and twenty -four Walnu. md Al
Toilet Frames. &c. ''N Asl
Also the following described real esfst, t..
LIST LOT OF GKOUND in the said CITY - w.
on Lee street, LOG feet south Of Jefferson stro ,uS
running thence south on Lee streef 50 to ,,','
thence east parallel to Jefferson irto tho pooo,.
thence north 90 feet; thence west in a str,;gS,
line to the beginning. gu
I'd. SIX LOTS OF GROUND in the said OH,
lying in the square bounded By PITT li,fI'!s'
Franklin and Royal streets, and numbered ra
soectively 49, 40, Al, 40, 20 and 10 in tho n,s,
attached to the deed of partition be ween ,6e
heirs-at law of the late James Green. deceased
! recorded among said land recorls in decd b.oL
No. 10, pages 3!9 and 334
No. SO fronts pa feet on Royal street and OK
teLds back 125 feet, more or less. and begin, Sn
feet inches from the corner of Gibbon street
Nos. 40, Al and 42 front 10 feet ~, inches
respectively on Gibbon street, and extend bart
80 feet inches, No 40 being at tn, corner Of
GibbOn and Royal streets, and Nos 4 and a. liz
Immediately adjoining it.
No. 20 lies at the corner of Pitt aud Franklin
eets fronts % feet inches on Fit street and
extends back IA feet.
No. 10 fronts 16 feet on Pitt street, aiioins No
90, and extends back IL feet.
Terms of Sale: Cash upon the day of sale. Car.
veyancing at the est Of purchaser The pur
chaser or purchasers of the personal propertymus,
be prepared to move 1t from the prem ses on III,
dsy of sale. GEORGE A. MUSHBACH,
Trustee
At tho Same place AS stated in the above sdyer.
tisement will sell for account of those interested
2 Power Turning Lathes.
l Foot. power Turning Lathe.
2 Rip Saw Arbors.
/ Timing Machine.
! Foot power Mortser
I Corn and Cob Crushcr.
Lot of Cabinet Work Benches Varnish Cans
Secondhand Furniture, Hot House Sash, Trunks
Boxes. &c.
Also one sth Tub. made expressly for Turkish
Baths.
In addition will offer THREE LOTS. Nos. %
30 and 81, as represented on the plat to be pre-.
sented at sale, in the square bounded by Frank
lin tt, Gibbon and Royal streets.
GB- The above sale has been postponed to IA.
turo day, which will be announced in due time
my17 is JNO. W. GREEN, agent for owner
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-05-31

BALTIMORE, May 31.-Cotton firm; middling
123s. Flour dull and rather easier. Whest-
Southern fairly active and steady Futz S6s92:
longborry 5000; No2 00490l6; steamer No ,
red Sc; Western stronger: Mo- winter red spot
S9A May S9E. July 90a4 bid Aug 9Qih; Sept
90% Dec 9312. Corn-Southorn fairly active
and steady white 42a45 yellow 40 al ~ West
ern easy mixed spot 4G7s May 40'5; June 404
a4O3s July 40s40ls Aug 40Aa4Ji4 steamer
1916. Oats dull ungraded Southern and Penna
31a35 do Western white 33a35 do mixed 32l9
a33lb; graded No white 34lb. Rye steady
choice 63a65; prime 61a62: good to fair 5Sa6O.
Hay quiet prime to choice timothy $12 5Oa13.
Provisions steady and unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-05-31

BALTIMORE, May 31.-Virginfa Is consolidated
5Oa54; 1O.4Os 41a44; do 3s 6s'A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-05-31

Allen, Miss Lucy Holland, Fred
Bay liss, Katie Hunter Z
Beach, Jennie Jackson, Lindsey
Brooks Laura Leahea, Miss Mary
Brown. Mis- Mary Lee, Nellie V
Byrd, Cesar Mason, ID
Carder, Bette Matthews, VIM
Colbert Sailo Nelson, 4
Cross, Sallie Potter, Miss L
Douglass w smith, Miss Bertha
TO -scy, Glenn NJ Williams Mrs Ella
Henderson, Th0mss Wilkerson, Geo
PARK AGNEW, p. IA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-05-31
LIST DE LETTERS.

The following is list of the letters remaining in
the Alcxandria, Va, postolice May 81
Persons calling for letters will please say they are
advertised.
Advertised letters, not called for within two
,raots ,riil Ln snnt To the dead letter ntiicn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-05-31

QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET. May 3O.-A,
Union stock yards this week some Cattle were on
tho market and sold as follows: Best lhs43i
good 4a4 PC; medium 3iaa4c; common "a
2lac per Id. SG3 Sheep and Lambs were offer
ed old Sheep 2las3 iac; Lambs 14a5 l2c per ID.
Spring Lambs 6loa7lh Cows and Calves S25a35.
Ca YES 51ha6lh Market brisk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-05-31

GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET. May 30.-25
Cattle were offered and sold as follows: Best IA
Age; good 4a4Ac; medium 3i9a4c; common
2lSa3c S72 Sheep and Lambs were offered
Sheep 3a5; Lambs 6lAa71hc. Calves 5a6c.
Cows and Calves sold at S25a35. Market brisk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-05-31

NEW YORK, May 31.-Flour quiet and weak
Wheat quiet and FIRM. Corn dull and steady
Pork dull and steady at $13 75a14 25. Lard
quiet and weak at SO 32tl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-05-31
Cooking Coal.

To arrive and on wharf superior lot OF STOVE
and NUT GOALS for cooking purposes for sale by
w. A. SMOOT & CO.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-05-31
NEWS OF TIE DAT.

A number of Christians at K0ssoVa, o
Servs, have been massacred by Mahomedan
Arnauis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-05-31

IL Corner of Royal.
Call and examine our supply of Lawn Mower
Garden Tools Grass Hooks, Garden Trowo',
Scythes, Rakes, scythe Stones and all other good
in the same limo suited to he season. Small prof
it's Quick sales.
my6 J. T. CREIGHTON & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-05-31

CHoyELs, SPADES HOES aud RAKEs of al
y qualities Call and examine at 1928 King
street, corner of Royal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01

District League executive does not hold regular
meetings, and none has been called We hold no
regular League convention this year, as we hold
no election am not aware OF any dssatsfar-
ton in cur League except with our condition rs
DISTINGUISHED citizens, who are taxed 10 support
Il Government in which they have 10 voice
SO far as am informed am of opinion that
TIE Republican sentiment OF this district is in
accord with the action OF Congress on tic Federal
Election Tariff Silver and Pension bills They
want honest elections n protection tariff honest
silver currency. and an honorable and Just rccog-
milton of the service Of the soldier SO far as
CONGRESS has proceeded in that direction tho Re-
pnhlicans appear ~ b" satisfied.
The relations between ,ur League Clubs AMI
the regular party committee are perfectly
harmonious and satisfactory. 50 far rs | an ir-
formed. | can only suggest the lmport1nc, of
keeping The LEAGUE in line with established Pc
publican principles and politics. to con:erve Re
publican power
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

v,,, Saturday >uc. 3n-RtrvES-R"coipts 100
carloads o, oj,i al. Of whth all b' ,r Stort ~
con .snd direct tor .!a'' ;tr r rom Us" W W. "
rtya,c tabl advice. r,p, tin: rn,", fe Ing
for rrtriS ,ntrL cht -.ppiy pu' q"'Ao'S ""'
"SSnipu,,nt~ a, reported yesterday ,,,., -.
VHLVFs .crpt. 10 h.. t' csar ca.
V"as sod a: ast w..,cn .. a.? %'" -,,o =, - M,
Salcs-M. Coills Il VcAls. $50 n a"Tasc' AZ &c Pa
N. Hume Mullen: j veas lcs n. at Sc; do. 200 ~ q
'c,,urEp AND LAMBS -Rer.pt.. 90 carload: q ts?s
hcatl+ carloads Of Jersey ~ ca''oae ~ oo'''r
and carloads ut other points -, ,., ,.,,, ooun,,
stock H ~ 81 T. i 40 for shcep IS eSdso 90 faf
Lambs. ,,.o, ,.s co,o,,do Sheen 90. ID
S.Isn ~ !'r .9 So zoo Sa%aiian Lambs 70 ~
a. !; Is aia do 10 2 at 80 80 80 ~ O, ss-s q,
i!n%~ M'i9 ?s STAT Ss";S L S at It 80 "a
Dc" r isH nt,eR Dewey rs STAT Lambs, % N. -
% Us. 81 stat Gull, a n at - ramo. os.
Walsh, kirby TO-: I'D Peh''Sy"a"'1 A''"'''
d. Sswt%, Glllstt: Is Kentucky sheep i9+% N. -
s. iaH Il KNn.u,ky Lan' wc.,rrn Sheep. % ~ at 81
= i Rasc os w.sm sheep iO,s , :: Is 40;
lot Michigan Lamb: o. ~ &C So ~ =, i! .s g,
10 sn he M a. tSr $50 Kentucky Lamo'' 81 No. -
JUDD p"csnsha 20 dSi STAT a. saSFp "a 20 d. 81
NJ IS 81 state Lambs. 10 H. at ~ 20 IL nueA' HAs
iw =. g. ts :,,.,so Sheep so n. a. .. 20; les
" Mr - sa it i"a canadian 70 ~ at g, ,o,,ao s,ccn
~ ridestk c y S2ss al dr. si, =
KcncEy Lambs. "A n. at 80 20 -oo ''r''nA 'o' w."
oSce carcads Of SoS s E, Ta,loi 70:
sale alive SomnnM ycn ss ssd % Stat iioss 1855 Is
rnay At 81 IS per loO NJ do. l'8 n. at d %;
rough do. ESQ y, at 81 DID,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01

S" I'D e. s%' aa s, e. i; ;;s Va. srSt"; e
injury TO- Ar ana Grs@ r LON Ia;.r p,i.s. a
rat", from H. ooi l',nd "'aAer Iark.t No rcd
q q E.' s. @ A .: AID e. .. @
os,Gb Il v2a ~ G , s,, =, eS s,t on n ooiSa
nnrs d%s , o a,d 'I' b. TS ron room rcuSa:
In" st a"rrs ~. t.n,, ciecked bv ch, offerings:
if th"s t %i i local a i'd Gcrd " %.,
grain depot 57Aac No y,ow IN do ~: 80, mixe!
Ao, .n' 81 ,: oats afks, t"r csrio,s
: w Old g. Whit fs"! 'e> 30 sS whise
90 d.. ,3" ~, du.t and w,ater; 30 Wilt:
A4 4 S%f ~ TIT '0 a,;tr dull .aa
sr sr tad. tn r. and S m iosisaa
i INN %ni,r bran us .3f,i2 S ' 400 GSis What
.3s6o bush 400 bush oas 10 700 bush Sas r
s., Louis. Aug. 9iOar quiet, I'D Wne ',ss
q sd.r iii &c further and as bu$ns became eau general
cs"s ,., ad Va, up Sn ss fa O. Of MAJ and :
sa q. a. ;1at on ,r; hut .d " Ms s
M "G .' s,%% n@'; ~ Sas ~ @sd%s III
s G.., n a. SS and and y. @'f feeling - wax ak:
o-ninr "a. dn" Of I I've, on 70 ri, a" sar aha
rri,.,s down ,.ac turtn-. hut faction -ct IN on I'd.
S i 'a ,I,o ,": !: T , % S =" ts sa tres:
to: t6s - h% ,,S' ts .oil a M;' a: f Ss:
Ma H; d ssss S "a, g a On @.; at ~; S.:
rn'l " NOR hut ,!,.nc"! ~ l"'o-, H. ri"s c, NAY
p ,I "a .. q Ss s' an : '$:;.' ""fa s - ';s
S MaT 81 a,>d ..,s$t s : 5 g" So ' hfsa tsr!i
and lover g. roe. TlaN-'.i 81! advancing - 800
i,r,t,- rul nm ,1ncd Eos 1874 i3i2c. Provisions
rcr; 81 20. Lad -, Dry at mats ana ' 900"
s.aiy, qlrt. Rcr'fptS-F"ur Goo '"hHaf - 80;
com ..6S,; or;, ldiTo rye: 1000 bar ao oa
OAK ii'coo. rrs too: iar.~. non~.
TldO Auc aowh. "a anr% love- on or ;S
Il 10 Con- q,l., SPIT mhrI. isr; Jav. ~ Dats
quit; cash. 3-2c: s.i,rnhcr' a[ niosrr.,".a ga.
adv: cash ~ 81 D,tIb"i, - 10 ur"nlh"ft - ~.
K,c,p;--wha % ZOO bush corr % 90 on;5 c.s.
2o31 bu-h; rye, 1000 bush; clovcr.'..l ~ uafss
Shrncn:s-Wh.At - 10 bush com. Is 400 bIra; oass
300 bush rye. 800 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01
cav GOLD Be MANUFACTURED
,ro,e,sor p. r. Austen In September Norti America

Review.
with The gods and the cn'i- Is all thing, are ns
60, ,e sat. Iuent seem mach Ov~:drsWH wien on
con .idcrs inc stupcndou. rc>uiLa ob'idrd during M
IL |u.r,cr of a. century by chrini' al Vrstigt'OrS
~ Extraordinary r.si arch Of Ne" laIas NJ lc II
io Srr r.v,3 shown hat TIC uroiin fights oI The
a.n,.'I ,r,,cnte. OF which all mater II coniIohei
"cm,,v dcuuilc and unc!ia 'ablt p"sltio'lo III a
r..,,,s ric N;1c aud that Inc plOp"rcN 81 EialcI
.nav he considered mailrHiaucs Iuh 'ione OF mum
a icrritOry that contains treasure; b,yold IN power
a., e. imagination 10 de>cribe. Wc!sba;b, following
hese investigators split up the met ddyninn I'LL"
twn other eli. ncnts, proving "ha' ad iDle been His
1 resolved mo simpler elements had We th requisite
" :" 10 w,sr,v.lth 10 break them up abd, a. Inc
rncins,vc demonstration Of his discovery he then
r.mni,~1 tho new clements phrar~o'mIuW ana
s,n"cc dldy MUM. CrookeS published Scric, 81
hrisnt exncr,mnnts the metal ytriuni. similarly
hrx.ting up thi, element into iuhiocr or Hub
Stances Which he reunited again to reproduce the
Srm ro.cUI!c Investigations hat All our clements
can be reduced 10 but two primal lori' Oh mai'".
Now TINT this field has been op ;hoi 10 hi'cstg@
ton there can bc limit as'ighoa ~ ihc osry'i
growing daily more powerful and NOR manageable
Victor Meyer In, been able I" neat ioslhs un'.i IL
exists IN its atomic condition. What thc hcAt COL"
dttion will be no one can tel. ~, ,, .
make II probable that the socall,d chemical e. ineht'
ars not really elcmcDtS but cohponnn' mihch ~
time shall be able to separate INTO their con.
nltn nI~ And. conversely tn Reproduce Nv o"""'"'"S
Among Inc nravy elenIentS-and hence mos" tia'
would he expected IN yield 20 the scafrh'n2 a,tch'
Of the chemists gold. II Is mol lInprobsi thl IN
time II will become possible "a make goin IN iarR
quantities an event which would throw u our OF ns.
e. n standard Of valuo. 50 far II derives It's own
value from It's rarity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01
CALIFORNIA FRCIT POURING IN
SELLING 1T DY AUCTION A FAVORABLE: PLAN
PREVAILING PRICES.


Sixty carloads. mainly pears and peaches were dis.
posed VI in this city by auction IA week.. II
t'ie sellers Lave recently adopted the plan Of h,lin:
'a"S at the railroad aCnS. in order T. prc"ent extra
shaking mp which tender packages receive In carriage
to auc;."n rnms Selling under the hammer has b."
come Il necessity In the IRISH Of supplies from the
coast. Throncs Of retailer can thus conveniently in
poet sanpC.. and Their /, usual, comp titirn Ii
IT, poe { fair pr.,c~. Til" street, cldcrs, rccry and
finci FRAT Ccllcrs or their agents form milcy rs
>cn3.aSt az the saesrOoms. and the junpei-clli
Italian will often outbd lis more stylish business
rivals especially those VIII" hayc prosp cor:cr
or building stands which admit thu purchase Of Ions
lines
ihi, Is good test season for Pacific traits. for
not% Outstanding the short Eastern cr'r. there is daily
NOR" H. II ofcri'.; .r~p:: Ea,tern and south
,ri frat point, tina; have escaped the calamity
to ;'U"t! 1T .:r;.dcd the la, mil! wiIlcr. Singc
the Ga ..urr!3 pickln: scoon bc5 there have been
delivered taia c.ty almost 30 Carloads. a.d frp"i
tho prompt sale th,y have mt, IL OJhs as 4
tic rr,'.i't"n OF few years aao thai New York
will yet have to rs, 100 week Of our fruit
is "a sDad to rralizat.Ou.
M"nI;a!n grown Ic,r- now rrluIcd in tho
,Uppi.,". Incsc were lever b,to.r offered in CON
m' rcia! oi, %! Inc large pc !'a'n,. Petch'S ri"
'nsh. nG Wien IL l. CJasid rcd that ral,ciS AT the
81 hard, ar paying 4 and coats p'rad T.: them.
II would >ccm thds Il r.","nau' ,h,rr II thcm conc,
eastward. Uf the crates a.rl>Y, ,JiLilir
r"t"I:N -. .'ciCIc> tr! Is nri'r uli sized cGl"c
The pahlic prize, ohtainci al wholesale Last week
were bartlett pears, al - to Is - boA. Btrirrp
Hardy, ~ 80 To - 20: iclrGr Chlrr"au~ - 40.
p'acnr, in er'i order. II - To - 30 grc1n. IL
- =! ir"sh l1'n,>, II - 10 ~ 80: ncctar.ncN'
II t3 TO Z. 20. To-Day .ssl>. ~ 80 t., - -
d"allt 'l;"s Il :; 70 - 70 h crate; A .,ns.
80 cents To Sl -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore. Aug oV,t"n enl mdfnF u. tuf
~ AZ 1ugbcrr,. ?5t n =" .?a?.c sSIa" %i, HI
md srpcinbt Vs-d"o'. octo~r 81 CO.," 81 VyE p''
~ y..l,v 81 dose Western qIirt; Hii>"' -io' anu
Nuqu,s So s,pembr. nod,3.'. Oc,ot - ~ ;, % Sc.
,', .tu Rye easier. Hay ddi prime ~ rh":cr tiu'
XIV siidsiIoO Provisions steady i'!ttgr larry a'.
irncr. graduated o." pirr atti." 'eLn'd ioT
uonin,i K"'ii Flour 10 500 ah' Wheat noo 'nS
1m,,nt. Flour bbl- Mhsa'. - 900 tH-h e"rn
-, go bush sal s-Wh'at. "'eOvo lush; corn low"
bush. . " ,,, . ., 80, .
Iur.,o Avg. 30 VII at 80 hard, dMll at - u.s.?
%nr,h.rn. spot, III lJ'a; l'U'o huHh 40 Ho1u'.n'
~" .h,Inn'r, ~ oj cost Insurance and freight
:, P,,n ,,d,s rtmrr and IN good demand Light supply
W., 4 ,arIoads 40. ri AZ IL Oa"ai o3ns carload,
~. ,tr, rcd AZ oca*I Of "ni.oad> No = whr'.
~" rsc M track. cora du!l. and lower; 30 :.
siow zoe No -caitr at 1p:"bv NO. s. III store
unfs los, >,lr, - carloads No. whit" ut ~.
.r,ad, 30 $ white ~ Iuta" ,rrl"ads no n'Nd ut
~. M ~, ira, x and No. whit ,t,r. IA ij'c.
~, ,,,ud M!,hiran. 100 d" ,anaia - a-~d I've
,,nlnal Flour quiet ann rn'ah''ri MiNi."a nnr''n4N
r,noi frcsh,A-firn aud unrlanecG R'.rin~t.oir.
mo IA, ia: wheat. .iUCsV bush. Canal shiputnt-
Wi"at s. OON bush corn Gi0oo l'sli railroad snip;
merits. Flour 81 OoO Dbl, wheat 10000 bush corn @oOo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01

Tho husband and both absent from the honsc
Upon her refusal to give them any money. they
attacked and tcat and chokcd her most cruelty. but
not until after she had struck one Of them a blow
OH the head with q hammer. shs will probably dc
when the husband and returned they iEfum d
ne Sh'rh u Clayton. and posse organized
Inc surrounding country WI, archcd all day Friday
ana The search cCn nUcl yc to-day. II tn. salantS
arc caught there. they Will prDLaby be lynched.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01
,,r. ,nryc JrrO BLAST TO DAY

MiIIvIlIe. y. j., Amg +3l.-Ncarly all the wiNdo"
rls~, furnaces throughout New Jersey VIII 20 INV
hast TO morrow and the Wtnk for t:ie s'S'on u
e,od. The Cohanscy Glass ""rA'' a' "'"e ,
,n, ~ nan .union belgian blowers, Will not
e e. ~ anr T,dIy the aa,'@ns n %yfnS , aa
cut'ihR I',' TO- .ssurrd the union blowers that II
ne oop nn,or ANY non union Belgian workers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01
KILLED AT A TIGHT ROPE PEEFORA Nv Z

Chambers burg, Penn. Ans. 81 tSpFialr-Hahh"
Ever. aged eleven, vas killed last night al n ''ph
rome performance given bv travelling acrobat I'"''
I.nnd The exhibition VIZ given III r'"h' |au'"
" ., adm. ~, town. Bond performed Oh Il rope one
an, NJ which was fastened to tree and the Other to
no,e driven into the ground Toward The cloHo oi Tn;
xjt1on tli, pole fell striking tho child on me i.:'d
crushing her skull and causing dcatn ho"u ""'
I'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01
THE GENUINE
JOHANN HOEF'S

MALT kNTItACT.
The Best Nutr.tiye Tonic
for Dyspepsia. Indigestion.
Nursing Mothers. the weak
and Dcbilitated.
BEWARE OF IMlTA.
rIONS. Inc "GENCINE"
has the signature Of Johann
Hot" on the neck OF every
bottle. FISHER e. MEN.
DELSON CO., Sole Agcnta, 9
Uarclay.st., Sew.Yoek.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01

uCRDEROrS ASSAULT ON AN OLD "oAA''
ST. Louis. Aug. 3l.-T"o men enterei ',e nous vi
,ohn siecler a wealthy farmer =: Mokeville. town
,,,v miles from here, on Friday morning. aid de-
mondcd money Of his wife, who Is seventy years Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01

Every day In the year the New York central scnns
ont from Grand Central station, new orh, 'mr"
crc,t limited trains to Chicago ST. Lonis ana ''h'
Elm, All mi. line Is styled by the PR, Vi two con
tincnis . Americas Greatest Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01

c,.h quotations were "a follows flour VII" No
.n uin Wheat ii 0lia 40 spring wheat, oec No.
sP,i n, n si OlA No. com +6tc No oa@ 3o,s
T SSc 80 " 80 rs:s - Mes cns'T 20;
I'll p' a5 lard per 100 n 80 III short ribs side.
ci'sI:,S n"ish,4 goods pr GAL 81 10 'gya,s Gu! Loaf
. ST. t s. sia a3;4c No white oats. 31a35'+c
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01
[scceipts. ShiDmcnN,

IA, Oa Wv Nth .ocd dcnand Egg. lGal0Hc
Cincinnati Aug 3oIlors II brtt demand ana strong
~ "oGs 10 Receipts. lsOo head Ell pm en- . go head
,,, In IIyht demand but teadN common las. 20 fir
cat ons nsnrr GRADES 4. 5Odat % receipts. go head
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sanst ;s EXTRA wthers and ycarlins. t5L*3 So
ian.Is. 7sO head .hlpmc IT'S O5O. LAMBS spring IN
~ smand and steady good to choce shipping ~ 80
20 y; common chnce butcher stdSo 30 per 100 n.
un,urlpnla Aug. 3U.-Flour-Market was largely noTH'
i,ai "A, buyer, sellers wide apart prices
owing To the continued decline 10 wheat Iobbtis we un
willing o o,cra.c except ut sharp cOnce,sons which
how"Hrr. holders unwilling IN make In view OF ne
small stock of desirable trade brands there was conse
oueuy little or nothing doing. lye nour urn ~ ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01
WORK OF THE LEAGUE.
REVIVAL OF ACTIVITY ALL ALONG TIE
POLITICAL LINE.

THE EXAMPLE OF THE NETWORK CLUBS BEING
CONVENTION AT PHILADELPHIA NEXT
NOTWITHSTANDING FOR THE CAM
PAIGN IN MINNESOTA AND
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-20
>HoMAs, Secretary.
A Home Invention.

A visitor from the lower Rio Grande,
looking over Santa Fe to-day, remarked
at the conclusion of his inspection that
he had noted a hopeful sign in the city's
prospects in that so many people are en-
gagged now in putting down wells and
erecting wind mills. Not less than TWEEN
ty wells are now being sunk in various
parts of the city, and in no instance has
there been disappointment in finding an
abundant supply OF water. And, too,
wind mills are beginning to dot the
horizon here and there, sure si4ns that a
more independent spirit has taken hold
Of cur people. but these wind mills
are very costly institutions" said the
visitor; $50 to Sl75 is too much for them,
and they can be laid down very much
cheaper II parties will exercise little
Judgment. BY the way, down at Rincon
| learned that Mr.. Palmer, a resident
there, has just perfected patent OF new
windmill which is not only cheaper but
far superior to any OF the mills ordinarily
sold in this territory. II Mr.. Palmer has
the right kind of business pluck he will
lose no time in advertising his invention,
particularly in northern New Mexico,
where such general attention Is now be-
ing given to the subject OF wndmills."
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-20
DOLORES RAYS.
A Bit OF Good News from the Gold Camp
Plenty Of Water-New Ma
chinory.

A friend of the New MEXICAN, writing
from Dolores, in a private letter under
date OF yesterday says;
Il don't like to create impressions that
may not be realized, but all Indications
point to an early resumption Of activity in
this vicinity. We are now milling some
ore from the Santa Rita mine; have some
ready from the Democrat. Negotiations
are under way for leases ON the Li?e Oak
and Santa NiEo. Mr.. Geist, the princi-
pal owner OF the Navajo, which produced
some time ago some SO ore, is on the
ground to resume operations, and various
other ''pointers" serve to justify the inn
preston | have stated. One or two east
ern parties asked ME to look up certain
mines in which they ale interested, with
u view to development if my report justi-
fees it. We have Il splendid supply Of
water now and if all these mines get
started will put IN additional machinery,
Oh which am now figuring, to handle
the ore. The great trouble with some OF
our miners is lack Of energy and per-
severance. They don't begin days
work until 8 or 10 a. III. and quit at 3, a
or 3 o. M"