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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
MANY KINDS OF SPORT.
THE PIGEON SHOOTING MATCH.
sRrwER WINS AGAIN WITH A SCORE OF

BREWER WINS AGAIN WITH SCORE OF %
BIRDS KILLED OUT OF 100
The third and last Of the of shooting
matches between Captain John L. Brewer, OF Ham
mondtown. Penn. and J. A. Elliott, of Kansas CITY,
Gov 3, 600 a match 100 birds rise thirty yards took
nIace Yesterday at the Jersey City Heights Gun CUB
,rounds AT Marion Brewer scored his third victory
nv killing ninety three birds. record that was SIX DE-
low his performance OF Tuesday. Yesterday. now
ever the birds supplied were great deal better tha
those shot at in the two previous matches anu 'io
wind also helped the birds and made the shooting mneh
harder Elliott was the first at the traps ana
Killed his first bird using only his right barrel! Brewer
dropped his bird also with the first barrel but as Hcre
ere signs Of life in the bird he made assurance dou6y
euro nv killing IL outright with the second cartridge
ra,rer throughout the matches has used both barei'
t the birds much oftener. and will be seen DS .e
ocore below is credited with nineteen birds Reu WIN
q single shot, while Elliott has twenty -seVeh W HIS
credit. 80 .,. t,u
Elliott lost his fourth bird. difficult one that ie
dead outside the boundary, and Brewer mi9Scu HIS III
teenth II few more like snipe than pigeon nv
x,sentb bird also got away from Brewer. but at the
nd of the first twenty birds he was one aheao VI
ruott who had killed Il. At the fitch round INC
sonn, stood 6rcwer A. Elliott 30. At tn" completion
NJ the seventyHfth round Elliott was point nioc 10
the had In the final twenty-hv Eott asalu ~ '"'
birds get away, and Brewer accounted lor al "' WV
thus winning the match by four t
Iobn Rirgott of the ROckaway Gun Club' was Icl'
cree Botn men used hammerless guns ana si''i
nowder their shells being loaded with Ia dfaio vi "
rn,o,, rsod IA ounces of shot, while Brewer Only
used Is ounces. There were luip ''0 PIP
s,de the inclosure while outside there must have been
80. that number The following is the fu! scoiS'
the twos- denoting where both DalTeis NJ rhor.
the ones a XIII on the first barrel ana the cpicIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27

Supreme Court-General Tern-Recess continued
Supreme Court-Chamber>-Befoie Barrett, J'-Eh'partc
business. ~ e., . IT A
journed for the term. 80 ~, , ~, A..
Supfem Court ircuit-Parts L, II, III anu i'-Au
jOurntd for the t'rm l. ,,.u, 81, H..
Surroeate's Court-Befofe Ransom, S.-WlH OF john
X Duysl, 10 80 a. m. For prObate-Wlils OF NJ ID.
c. stoldt, Ellen Fowler, Susan Hindes ana Cethare
Bellatte 10 a. m. ; A. Il. Fedhusen and Mary Maufcr'
10 80 a. m. - n, ,,,d-
superior Court-Specisl Term-Befoe MeAdam' j.
Superior Court-Equity Term-Adjonrned for the tern,
superior Court-Tfial Tem-Parts l, IL ana lll-Ad
joura'd for the term - Mt. Allan T.
Common Pleas-Special Term-Be'oIe Al'eh' ''-hA'
parte business. 49, ,, d rrr Al
journed for the term. - r-,,.. r.
City Court-Specia Term-Before Ehrlieh' C. j.
Fxuate business ~, d;orrnos
CITY Court-Trlal Tem-PartS l. ii and 1II[h9Iourned
for the tenn. Part IV-Adjournd until Malcn ~; A
Court ~ General Ses,i0as-Paits l, III ana lll-Ad-
jouined until March 80. ., .n ,,.oh %
Court OF Oyer and Iermnri-AuJo'rHcu u''i ''"'" '0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
ANOTHER ANDERSON ESTATE SUIT.

WALTER s. Carr, the hus6hnd Or 71HI3 H' C''''
daughter Of John Anderson. the late millionaire 10
bacco merchant has brought suit against the new
York Life Insurance Company and Frederick a. ham
,nond who are interested in the Plaza Hotel properly
IN recover life interest in one-ifh OF the proPer!
and 100000 damages for having oeeh ueP'>ou "
it, This part of the estate Oh A"uc'son, WV
~, ,is viii gave the propertv to his son, John Charles
Anderson. lie in turn disposed OF n, ana IL hhail!
came into possession Of the defendants cars daue"
fer. Mary Maud Watson brought suit in elec'hieh.
against the occupants Of this land she e.,
;Inmert her grand father having been declared IN
!uo s,o romnromSed the suit for a handsome sum
Ior mother If is said was entitled to a onehith IN
tcrcst in the property, and carr maih'aS '"' '0 '
n life interest in his wtfc's estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
THE PEIROLEFN MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude petroleum market sim suffers from a
dearth Of and dcarth Of the speculative spirit.
The trading al the Stock Exchange again was cipher
while at the Consolidated stock and Petroleum EX-
change the dealings trivial even If they repre-
sented an increase Of per cent from the amount
recorded on Wednesday. The sales "Wednesday were
1000 barrels yesterday the amount $4,000 barrels,
but prices improved from ~ IS 10 40 cents. y sale
made of 1000 barrels Of Buckeye oil At Il cents,
an advance OF cent from Monday, when the last trans
action made Refined oil unchanged at
72O cents In barrels and $50 cents In Foreign
quotations Antwerp, 1888 francs bremen,
B. 81 marts, london. D II pcncn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

Washington March 26.-The following business was
transacted in the Supreme Court Of the United STATES
to-day: .,,.
M o61-The Virgins Ferry Company, appellant
act the Ohio and Mississippi Railway Company ana
others. Continued. ,,, p,,uoa cor,
40. 1o-The selma, Rome ana Daltoi h"i" , no,r
many anpcllant agt the United states. Argument
continued. ,,, q, IT,, ,.,,,,,oo ,,or,no,v
anneIlant ag T. G.. lianford and others. Argued
no 26O-Warren Leland IT, plain,ih IN error y ag'.
,a Central National Bank Of the city OF Ncw-lOrk,
and no 261-Warren Leland, jr., appellant: agt. the
Central National lank Of the CITY OF New. YORK
Judgment In No. 2GO affirmed with costs and Interest.
and decree in No 2CI affirmed with costs.
No. 265-Thomas DoAn, appellant, agt. Abraham
g. Jennings; No. 2GG-Iienry X. kibbc and Others.
appellants agt. Abraham q. Jennings. Question Of
jurisdiction argued. ,,,, /, .. 49,.
No 267-Anna NJ. Carpenter, plaintiff In error, agt
Maria + strange and others. Argued and leave
granted counsel for defendant in 10 file additional
brief and counsel for plaintiff In error to ME bref
No 26s-wiillam j. Wilson, plaintiff in error, agt
William S. Everett. Argued. - A.
The day Gals for Monday Will be as fonows' Nos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
IN CE1EBRarE GRANTS BIRTHDAY.

The Grant Monument Association reports nattefnG
outlook for the celebration Of General Grants ohuay III
the Madison Square Garden May q by INC prouu''o" VI
49, .,uaaorv =, tho War in Song" large number Of
ordors for tickets have already received Those
singers who would take part may SEND her names
and addresses TO s. Pratt, the musical director NO.
81 Ffh.ave Tickets are for sac AT Schupcr'hs "usio
,oro and At the Garden \. r. de Frece the managing
d,oc.or will have his office the Fifth Avenue Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
CITING FOR A RIG COMMISSION.

Theodore f. Allen is suing the Kinney Tobacco
Company recover $4,000, Which he alleges IS que
as commission for forming the company known as
the American Tobacco Company, and which is really
the cigarette trust" Allen says that he made an
oral agreement with the Kinneys 10 form the trust
and they promised TO pay him ] per cent OF the
interest which they had in the trust when formed
The Kinncys' Interest amounted to 100000 and
Allen alleges that he has not received any OF me
money due to him. Justice Barrett in the supreme
Court Chambers Yesterday signed order requiring
Allen to serve bill of particulars upon the defendants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
n,,,,n1No A YACHT FOR A NEwYoRKER.

BUILDING fANIl fOR n NV 'O''hi'i'
Poston March 26.-In letter written 10 man In this
,,tv the Herreshon Manufacturing Company say 1--WE
have entered into a contract with NewYoK gentleman
70 huid a cutter Of the fortysx-foot class, having
length Of about inches, beam 10 feet
daueht Of 10 feet inches and OF 3s tons dis
rlacement The yacht designed for good cruising
craft as well racing in the coming reeataS IL Is
he intention to have yacht ready for the early regaas
suring the coming season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool March 90, 80 p. m,Beef in fair demand.
Pork In poor demand. Hams In fair dcmapd. Bacon
The demand fallen of short rib. about % n firm at
3is clear mddos, pbout - ~ irm at BIS; long
Cheese I'm fair demand. Talow. turpentnc and in
Door demand Lard. spot aud futuresIhc demand has
fallen OF prime Western, spot and March, steady 40
83s Sd April and May steady az 3Ss Cd Wheat ~ poor
demand Flour in fair demand Corn-Spot In fair dn-
nnand futures IN active demand mixed Western, April:
strong al e. I'd May strong at D 1Obd. Hops 40
London-Pacinc Coast in poor demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27

Judge Allen. of the Court OF common fiei'' "'''
permitted Martha b. Wilbur to change her surname 10
l-..or Her first husbands name was Sangster, ana
after his death she married Wilbur she got divorce
from Wilbur and docs not care for any OF his famF
Her affection for her first husband ana her eoh ~, ny
name of sangster for that reason
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27

choice, s4 s5as5 % common SO s5as4 So cows a. asS
SO rs. Hogs-Eeeeip, 600 heid; lower; 80 90dW is
for common, 81 25dSi 35 for prime mixed and packers
q 400 20 for prime heavy and butcher WEIGHTS light
head steady natives, s5qs6 Is; Westerns IS f0aSo IS:
lambs S. 25QS6 %. w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27

OIL CITY PENN March Educational Transit Certl1c atcs
opAned az 7ossc highest 73se lowest 12Ssc closed at
S5a.o; sales 80 900 this; cearances $4,000 bblt {;
charters IS 93G bbls; shipments. $500 bbs; runs,
3.OSl bbls. go , ...., !, -,
National Transit Certificates opened at 12ac closed at
7o7sc: highest. 73i-c; lowest 72iac. ., ,. ,...o 49,
I,r,dford Penn March educational Transit Certificates
onennd az 72sc closed at 73c highest, 73Ac; lowest,
75s-c; clearances, 100000 bhIs.
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA SToCRs.
Francisco, March %, 1891.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
STAINED.


,.ocd Ordinary ...... O. Low Middng..........7's
- =. Z, od Ordinary. -, NddnC ....-...- y 7-lb
Option--There Wa, change o. sentiment IN ms Inc
,,tv and -lsht gains scored on AL months Sl'cu-
iation however. neither active nor Ncted ana ne
iyirc va. a,rrbed mainly local covering over M"
.,rr halliday. The port receipts liberal but ulS
cas more than ort by stronger Liverpool adSlcts Wh,h
,,rtai the rnarke, IN upward tutn Final figures
indicated gains o. 3ci points on near ana "a points Oh
Safs- Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
RASERALL GAMES.

Baltimore, March 26.-The Baltimore and Washington
teams payed their here today before sivelng
c,owd NJ spectaor The Washinptons match for
the home team and badly beaten. Mcmahon pitched
well and was we'll supported. Kcees pitching was batted
all over the field. The score was as follows;
R IA timore .-.......... %
Basehlt--Baltinore 90, Washington g. trrorsIBa u
more 4 Washington 10. Ptchers-McMahon and keeie.
Uurire-MeCullar
Philadelphia March 26.-The Athletic and Richmond
teams played today hut the weather was TOO Goa o
go .o, on the diamond field. The Athletics easily
by this score: . go
athletic .......................... 2-13
Richmond " " "
pas.h,,s tblotic 7 Richmond O. ErrOrs-Ahlotlc 0,
Richmond s. Pitchers-BTadley and pickle Umpire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27

Warehouse deliveries since March l, 1871 Ne"-f OK
i70ji2 hays; Baltimore II, 1874 bags; New.Orleans All
hays; total. ls2. 1917 bags
COTTON-On the spot ruled quiet at unchanged prices
Sales IO5 bales for consumption Port receipts, 81
bales against 1890 bales th' DAY last week anu 2o'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
co,,pr cA1ENnARs FOR TO-DAY.

$50 and go 27i land 272. 273 and 274 ooo' l'a4l'
A. o75, 27G, 277, 27o and 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
Cost au0 Gouu0

OST or SToLEN.-Bank book issued by the Seainen +;
L. hank for Savings. Newlork. % the suOscflDer. ~
thc hook or Information concerning It Is rot sent 70 tne
hank within 30 DAYS this date, VIII apply 70 NV
hank for It's cancellation. EDMUND DI "oONi'i"
NcwYork. March o. 1891.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
Proposals.

OFFICE OF LIGHTHOUSE INSPECIoK,
~ THIRD District at Tompkinsville y OMAR Mssch unt
1891 Proposals WI be rece N da S Of 0p 1871
for Provisions Vessels and Light-Sations IN ,so.
Sst ic FO pasca a to the articles required ana
The term, OF delivery and pawn nt can DC oo'a az
this ONCE The right + reserved 10 eS S' aSy defects:
Also an estimate Of the quantities VIII 0c psr unit
HENRY F. PICKING Captain. L. S ", Inspector
u ROpOSALS FOR TOBACCO FOR The
L NEw.YOEK NAVY YARD.-FebruaTy %, iSvi Ina
sealed proposals endorsed Proposals for TOBACCO Sr 1881
@ ha recei at tie Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing
NaYv pepartrent Washington, D., c. until IL e IoIy
noon March 81 iS9 at ,s s@ e%oYo Sa3y Yard
pounds Of Navy tobacco The tobacco mus sO Sspeeen
Hank forms Of WIN He Furnished R Rs Sayy Pay
srs tobacco viii be furnished on application to INC
The ~, Attention o q ns BENG eqa t
BY nyt c he DT right q waSs ds
c,s 70 r,Ss any or Epw s STEWART, Payaser
nR0POSALS FOR FINCH SPRING RE-
TURN MORTAR fcIllapS Ss ,ggi
war prpasss' IN dup5ae viii received a, this Gfc:
until o'clock on Mo Q hs n;T ons3 for sup
MGn tba Ordnance Department, u s Army with SSrns
carrassS for I2 6T Patent T. No. 45Scs dated
yiarW 2S 1890 forms upon which Proposals np IA
be made and Al nto@at8n g rSS en o W. qFLAGER
G had u 6s or aRp.Ss.GUI S. Army.
ROpOSALS FOR MAILBAG CORD:FASSII.,
ENERs AND FOE LKoH AHD I'D, Sr die bS %s;
rGsr OtTi'n C. Feb 81 is9i-Sealcd proposals wiz
w nrniyd at hi. Department until noon on MedneScs an,
ne 1'r aib,r Cofdfstencrs Iron Steel Brass os S s
Waste All proposals must be IN aec9rasne, Sseond
Mnsh Mail Equipment Divisi's
JOHN WANAMAKER Postmaster General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
me.


pe u riddllng uplands In Liverpool. March 60 lsol
17.d March - 1890 Old; March %, 1883. ll-lod
Quotations are based American standard OF cla'sln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
Hluslral 1nstrnmenl5.

A N ASSORTMENT OF secondhand Grand. Upright any
"A Square Pianos OF make In penc coadi,i1n anu
fully warranted Also number OF seeond'hanu FAa0s
OF other prominent makers at very low prices.
WI. KNABE Il co..
1tS JTii-AVE.
NEAR o0rH.SE. NEWYORK.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-07-16
Il The H3:l55aS City Star:
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TIE ..EG.!:1I,S,G Newspaper Of Tic WEST.

;;til.T tIE! ;'LAT!1N. OVER II. 0r2.
"'!!...> III Or, Ji.k:TpS, OVER 5Jn,I.
TIE i k>5<AS CRY STAR i an ciA'it-, pare
evening paper aliG = the at.:,r"tes and most
cnrlIro jrusivc, interesting ard Instructive
newspaper published l.: iilo West.
THE SrAl, unnt.,i,ls III lie important news
e t:.e world up 10 five o'clock, Z. NJ Of thc
irean t~ eEvc tn twenty hours III adTHuc" q
morning contemporaries.
Particular attention i directed to Tia.
ST.!'s Market Reports, iDcli.!iI'" tho$" OF
Grim. Live stock. Country Fru'iucc, StCci.S
Eords, etc. These reports are gathered from
the largest markets in the country, ana every
change and variation IN the price or conai-
ton of the markets are faithfully n;.i accu-
ratrly given.
TIVE STAR controls ani pyhishcs exclusive
is .f?r fun LAY AS&uciatcu Press Report, and
Il large lin" of Sp"ci:t! kilograms.
The STAR is not controlled 10y any set OF pol
iticiaH$, hat is devoted 10 gi:iHg the news
wit.i priHn,tn"SS. arHitGety. AMI importantly.
ate IN ipn"st, fearless AMI bold newspaper.
'ruE STAR has the largest circulation OF any
newspaper published between Chicago aud
san IrnuciScO.
Never before in the history of journalism
has SO much !irSt-class news paper matter tcci,
given Tor So little money Is is given ia tbs
columns Of the weekly edition of ti.E - AZ.
Terms for thu star ny mail, posi- .st prepaid
DAILf-i'nc Month ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
Three Months Observation-Disclosures. i.t~l
One Year Observation-Disclosures. 49,. +.G0
| WEEELf-Dnr I"HF.-.--.. --.-.... p Gents.
Write .or sainrl" copy. Address.
ILIE S-[>.R-
KANSAS CITY, NO.
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'i4'' ,-'' =. = A'',4+ - ','''' 1000
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rill ..arF ::.as:, L, IT tie top Of which
n.!l l3c placed $50 c:rcular 'top>' a
re, Il: 81. for s.l.rp u host Ia, a8,i Id
firing Guns VII .c mounted liz t"ch OF
these tops Tn height fem the vate.
line to The summit of this III airy mus;
viii lie 16 :eet, and above it vii ht
pl4cel :: flagstaff t1r Aiguaiiac: THIS
staff vii. ho Il let long,
Tie id tcry. III nnted, viii e fou
!3-i-sc:' brecca !cat:Cs rife cannDu,
eight S-.n"li /: ch ,3ad!ng ri ctnGon
}ut.I G-iEcu :,reech-so .,!,Ii5 yl1t, q non
TWEEN, !; r~nni,r ,a:>.d-G'ing suno, 50
Up under 'ni:l fling gus, too Calling
guns, and TX !rpvdo III 'es " torpc 20
guns.
...odur4 wsr vessels ,ar9 Init Il steel,
AID tie b,tj.,,-s;ips Nre not exceptions
to his .I;!>. The s'iip nov gu tiIcg OF
tbs t.5.o vii cost about 5000, 900
ap,ec,.. 10 prup-ray represent cue CT
these Matte i.ioLs ers, thec r. a. u
small cos, III ins4niDr' fletlGd h;i
bcea IL vtScii t,r ~. con, ruc-.oi o!
Ill" structure ri the 90, hGt t'.e uciz j.
Ihi design u Tx act5:ai battle sap l.
drse'y followed ont.
l'u- stu :,,I. 's:i, Is stated before
rest on r!4ca - foundation. Iat
iarti.-dv.al. az nam rxl::'i> il 'or, vii
coanpo9-,. 1i thick plank ia Il upoA ti:e
fe..asE:. in, % TO- os Wis ch There 5 e
10 i, :. su,ta'.iI j iaytr Of hr.c.l CO.
et,:'o. 'I.7 s.sj-s Ut IL bull aee to t.,
maze Il brick. Stepped t. give u.oGr,
over V I.it L tL1rG VIII bt Il filing q
eluv,l concrete, th,rkiy c ,.t,d ,s:ti
c, II Il. III" ciii, OK st-n I'd S--rn,
are Il b.. 'ahanel' with II, Il plates.
On :l.- in.,lc Gf tie wills az: oHtr IL,
con-Ee ., The b, rih-de. i. liiure VII
be a c>,atl.g &C ce'Ir 1T, thus making
irGIn Iuui-,!te.
A 15-irch gun ID * feet long. a,t
wc,g;s, vita its c.rsissa Ca;mcd 1t
NOUN J, il5A ons. The trursp,c'a,i l
and placing Of 81 IEucii weigh uror
structure suci: rs ia ;Ie:cr:b:-,l II tn:
p:i.er ,'it.g .:apIt.c .lcisoie. HE i:iii ut.
of showing wat toe real hat;;e-aAii
caTs1. : has .egu ose,cunla ',y n.!:tln
the guI Of tcmaQt oYer a wooden tube
to be r,!leG AL Il t 4 wl,h b &c. pms
, the ii:.:sh q: The ccncrt being such a
. ID a,:e il tie az &c Iauca OF al a".u
, gun.
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LABOR.

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F,a:,9r urud;.rcs III! wealth.
Labor provide, the lnxur!ys Of III.
ricI,
Labor pays the cxiYensc5 Of COY
ar,nnnt.
Labor fishtS tie battles Of Tie re
DufY:iy.
:I.i
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v., .........-~ ......
49, '''''''>,'''' '',-,'''' F:
WAY should it be counted; wrong /
If farmers have been losing MONEY
hy a certain system ii finance. for .
them II advocate = reversal Of TIA:
~ys;ola in favor Of tl.cil owl. jnte~esl.2
sluaiI.o people expr,.,a t. t.n.l lost
treasure where /: disappeared. i'.t-
yious 10 tie contraction policy inan-
gur:,tcl III 1866, there were SOME two
thousand millirn dollars in ci..>nia
ton among tie people, furnishing
chem 500 per CAPITA. an amount of
money nonc 10 Ia:ssr for tie canvrn-
lrnco anI profit uC III. prn,4r;:l.
classes Enr urDnf we havc III" Ie-
cora Of an ,,"u~aa! prosperity ot t'.c
p2on,e =; .!!la, t;,ne. anA i;hpwiSo Ii.
coni;,.Ianc" If ,:,s:"t ,}1rin1 several
.unseu"cat Yeats I'LL contraction he
ran f. lie fell. 4he People ti.au
we're re,nr,nrra:ivr. CONSEQUENTLY c~r
at .ya. seldom rte,Hirt.i
Hon. Hugh .i,;'l.l.,u..?r. ~r".rtary
of the nt,d States Treasury IN I~s;,,;;.
sale! that Inc p,u,lc are eo:nnl:a-
ti-c.v out of debt. That fact was
cited t. iu5iit, CONGRESS in cDa~tiln
4 layy for great contraction .f Green
backs. atI other government notes.
III the inte:e>. of tie nso,.ey power.
! We wee told daring ,hc fs,:c ,;:.,
tl;at bonds were ,Eat', tx which to
RAISE money 10 rarry ca the ,rar
! Men If high yunl, taught The people
! that bonds were il in~pc:i~ihle t,n
| thu. preservation Of the .-~,,n. when
I f|tny r,..tiy had rl.I,:a-s II 10 .;;ll,
;s.e va.. Lat vas si.rewd money
s.l..,<.;i ~l,ly:ae nl designing men. In
/ t!.~ tia, - -sr.4tec. .j@r;i tie govern
nurI1e 49, n:i%;,!>. t. sell |;on;;5 inne
even frr The pulnos:,,y DEPRECATED.
, ~ sshurl<l. hcvaia>t ea:,:t:,i;sts feared
# t::l .oyugunylit failed t. establish
f.:> SUPREMACY its obligations, wu,!!,
lie worthless. Having 10 credit :?
hu.un 81 abroad. The government NJ
controlled 70 print ra;.pr dollars /,
.i1frly tie va; EXPENSES Of the war
t,ncrl:~;l anti American f5aHhcrS t.tl,!
>n;rr,l to cause tb, creation If bond.
~ absorb t,a rur:lcsl,y Grrr.c;.;tc.
Enotes. The l.nnsjs were nearly II
.o1l :ttcr The .,qn"er Of lr,irg In.
..e.t
T:...., :, t..::,. cc :: soil interest,",
i.,,,r:r.~ I.orls fn~ notes th,t w..,. my
,l,3.yi..r i,,;,.y..., Au.,;r +, nrnyr,i,
f,1.;tv ,,.,+ thn h.nj. v,.f,. s,fI +.
r,:sa ,,nn,,. r,. ,,.ar a,-,,,.n, ~,
MONEY! r.,.y:v,l f,r tI.n Lnn..., va
I,nr,,..,l M Th,. h,n.l, M. IN f.,
a3,rn 81 :; ,1,.,tr,,e,l AMI .rr,..,,fy.n,..l
{; .,,...,-o, 1.,.,,,,'.+ .I,,...,?,. VA,
IN t:.ns,, 1c,,,.. j. .,;l :, oc,,oI =,
,.ost If the war Iaa.-;nsr 4 Great bal
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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-07-16
10 COIlSllIIltiYeS.

TIE undersigned h;ivin" Drrit restored TO
health by simple means, after suffering for
several NC,tfS WIN II severe lam. affect !un,
and that dread disease tDc.>: Mi"r!tfS. j. Hhi
on, 10 FAKE known ~ his fellow :tt,I' rs the
inc:ti T at cure. 10 titt,-c WHO sit>i"p il. be
viii erfuiiy send ;Irt.c -. ci.sI.t' " copy of
the prescription t:sef. .sHit2 they VIII ind ii
li;G;t.. iiRG%tH.'ft~ 45i al tr4at sud Iltf...
NJ At.tuTtS. lie hurGS al @.,.FcIsi'. " III tg, lii
Remedy. as ii is inTt!:.:.!le. Tho" d aittn.r
the prescription, Wlite'a will cost tHcIl u'th-
Ing and NAV IrG|" h-s~isi2. VII p:'s'. nj
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-07-16

The Clark county /, ( i. /, n,;
u NalloIla last Saturday and elr,;cst
-, ec!.!cs;;tg officer: Pee. lent. Y
tIason, vice president, james !.
es.l:n; secretary. +. i. Nu"3ard.
81 Ter. J. \. CIea>on: assistant IL
....r.s. J. V. Cat!ett; chaplin. i. ;
%:-t..ertou: treasurer. i. II, Wells.
scr ,<tl George Ballard; oocg keep
~ anes Justice ana t.corge Bl.s>.,
'..,-i.ess agent, J. \. i'otter. ". I
u IA vas elected delegate 10 tEs
s--.e:. =.i,lii,n
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-07-16

Give the farmers the relief they
need, and in Justice should have, and
every factory will he overwhelmed
with orders for goods. Every lnbor-
or, III whatever field, will fad profit
able and continuous employment
Missouri World.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-07-16

Leycrrtt Leonard as state pr~si-
dent Of the +. x l.. L.. seems to
strike a responsive chord. Other
men may play Oh harps Of many
strings, bat their ctiusions do moi
touch n responsive ci1osd, When 8
man is true to your cause eou can
feel it in talking with him. He has
no neeI to declare himself. Others
might sin" until the last trump was
sounded and YOU would still doubt
hem. Talk to l.. Leonard one half
hour, and YOU will know Of his 10y
;lty without even asking him.-Mar-
shall Watchman