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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-16
poposALS FOR FRESH BEEF.-Ofricc OF

| "wm,sary Of Subsistence. DaNii's Island. n. Y,
nr IL iso5 SEALED proposals. In triDlcatc subject ~
he usual conditions wiu copy OF his "a
~ on - ,Tt,RDAY MAY H. 1892, aud then opened.
ar frrsbIns the fresh beef required by The Subsistence
Den, In en- r. :. Army. at D0Nd'S Island. y. } i"r
The IDEAL year commencing July l. lso2 lon9.if m,i-t
49,. guafantc" win two sur"tr- IN W"
nm, of n 900 aud accordance with the form prescribed
nrnI1sal unaccompanic1 by srch guarantee wiz hoe
~, n,sI1crd The successfu bidder VIII he I'quit u 10
enter into = written contact with the United stats WIN
oood and eppnyei security IN the sum 0f n\c uOcsahd
Jolars ps d0O) days after being rotih OF ne
acceptance ~ his proposal Contacts made uid w,
shall construed 90 involve the unltu
Satls IN ans obligation for payment In excess 81 appO
atlon granted by Congress for the purpose IN: HoN-
ctnmnnt tIc right II reject any or All DO
Insas Proposals must he inelo.ei In sealed c.sro.',
and marked 'lropo-1s for Fresh Beef" and adiIr.sed
m Cap,aln J. McE HYDE \. Q. NJ, u. =. Amy, Acting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-16
LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. April l5Cattle-Ieeepts last "a hours 600
head week thus far II, $40 head for same time
last week l0,lO0 head consigned through $40 head
to Ncw.York $50 head; feeling dun lothn& doing
ocs-Hecepts last 81 hours 80 head total for week
thus for 81 100 for time last week. 81 100
head through. 6,0OO head 70 Ncw-fork 300
head on sale $3.50 head market opened slow and lower
but firm CLOSED firm heavy grades s5dS 10; packers
aud mediums 50 o3a&5 10 Yorker, good 70 best sSa
- pigs and light. IS OjT tI To- good heavy ends
sds4 10 pigs good 70 best = soast ~ 90 common
common rcuehs SO 75d@3 80 stays. - jsS 20. Sheep
and lambsReccpts last "a hour $500 heGd toeI TOT
week thus far / 800 head for same time last week,
az 200 heed; cer gncd through 900 head " New.Yos
400 head sale 5000 head market opened strong ad
a shade higher closed strong; all sold. Sheep,th'Ia
fancy 6OdsG S.; good Ia choice 40 4Oaf6 90 Jar 70
good sG l0dsG 81 cus and common. 81 73a+S chIpd
common TO best ~ JOus5 IS. Iamb~-t'ood to extra
native A. jOdS7 S. fair to good do - ljas7 40 cuus
to common ~ 1886 50; clipped common 70 beet, s1d
St. Lous April Is. Cattle-Rccepts. / coo hood ship
oor1ts not reported Market 2Oa3Oc higher than Neine-
day ali along the line Fair good native steers s3a
$40: Texans and Indians. all kinds a. Hds3 60 HOG
Receipts 1000 head shipments not reported. MaI.'t
Toe higher than Yesterday fair % prime heavy - nJd
a. mixed oainarv 10 good - 2Ods4 20 Hight fair
ist "a 5Oa44 IS Sheep-Rcclpts. coo heal; shpHelt,
not reported Market shade stronger fair 70 best native
wcthcrs, sass %.
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PROPOSALS FOR COOKED RATIONs.-

/ i:nrruitinr Rendezyou. = $ A.. No lac PARK Kow'
Ncw.York CIV. April 10 1892 Seard proposals In rip.
mi. oncc until 10 o'clock noon. Nav 49, 1902 and then
rartv and recruits ct this rcndc1 'ou, from Jly
W Jun~ 40 1909 Proposals. Tor cOWplet nti0ns furrfd
a. Mace objectionable fo- rccrtit VIII De consd"ri
In INFORMATION VII re- frristed on application ~ WI,
the right b r'lTt any
ar ali bid Con rlcs made under This advertisement srl
not I've constrici involve the Ihiid states IN any 1l.
y,tlon for nyment IN ~ approm1tlon gr~tH Wv
~, ,hn ,n,ruose Proposals should J." mar<ed
.I,ro,rs,is ~ Co6kd Ea addressed 70 captain
n ~ nIf,EJ I'M Ipnutry Recruiting O1lc'r.
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feoal Notices.
: EW.Y0RK SrPREME COURT. CITY AND

" EW-YORK SUPREME COURT, CITY AND
y COUNTY or EW-YORK.-Joncs = Herman.
,luf against Daniel Hermann. Jane =. Armstrong wife
.f Wliu. Armstrong. and Sad william Armstrong; Mary
Vail Vie az AlonZo IL. Vail and said Alon1o II. Vail.
Laura Herman, William !. II. Herman nnd Grace Herr
the undersigned. duly appointed referee IN the above
entitled acton and bV order OF n supreme Court
I cin on lie ninth day ~ March 1892 In pursuance OF
la ord and OF tho statute j such made and pro.
lrd do hereby give notice and require each person
not ia nv to the above entitled acton who. at The data
rSt in the property which is the subject Of this acton
ouI ,,ich +. hereinafter described or upOl tn whole or
sy nrt o said property 10 appcAt before mo at my once
Number twenty h oaaway n the city OF No",1Or@
I'm the ndturr extent and date thereof and the true
amnrnt due OF 10 become due to him " reason hcrof
Ihe said property and Is described In the complaint in
aid action Follows All those seven certain lots pieces
cnupiv ard Stat" Of Ncw-YorI which certain map
untitled ,ap subdivision OF the property OF Charlotte
toX 'TroNbr!dcr In the sd Ward Of the CITY OF New
YoTr and filed the Office u the Register OF the city
a.. lots numbrs . g. -. -. 80 ana u. IN block four
hrnirsd and ,Nty. nine and which taken together. are
orndod and described follows, VIZ. Beginning at
ot formed bv the Intersection OF the ra-t ry side OF
Street lad ont on SAID map. running
rrc norhcry along said caserly side OF Interyae Ave-
ma 2Si0O feet; thence eastrly ri2at
angles 10 lutryae Avenue or nearly 80 and along lots
numbers aud nrty three on said map two hundred feet
~ ihn wcs,rry side Kelly Street. as laid said
man tarnrr southrrlY along said westerly side OF Kelly
hundred. sxty fifth street and thence wcstlly along
id northerlv Side NJ hundred sxty-h Street
two hundr d and 40oO feet to lntcryale Avenue. the
point place 0f beginning . oo
D''' WILLIAM y. ARMSTRONG Referee.
N II. Plaintiffs Attorney 30 Idierty-st. ". Y.
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Proposals.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- the Bureau Engraving and Printing. Treasury De-
1rtnent Washington. u. C.. until - m Monday, May
1892 TO furnish supplies during the fiscal year begin
ming July l. 1892 Of the following classes Dry Cools
OILS sc. Chemicals &C. Paper, Topographic Inks; En-
sravcrs' supplies, Binders supplies, Hardware. Plumb
crs supplies, Textiles &C. Rubber Good, Gr9eers' sun
dries Lumber. IIorse Feed, and Ice. Awards will b.
made only to established manufacturers Of or dealers 70 The
same time for washing wettIng cloths during the same
n rod and the award will be- made only 20 person
rn having cstabll.hcd lacillte for doing the work.
proposals Will also be received until the same time
for the purchase Of PUN produced by the maeration Of
nne, securities &C.. and for the purchase OF Waste IA
~, and other Refuse Material during the sane period
he right reserved waive defects and 10 reject any
ali bids pats OF bids Flank forms with spocihca
lions proposals and further Information desired ~ IN
endlng bidders will De- furnished application to WILL
IAN NJ. MEREDITH. chief of bureau.
WEST POINT, y. y, April 10, 1892
w Sealed Proposals In trplicoc subject 10 usual con.
dltloI- VIII received until IL o'clock noon, May
10 s.2 and then opened. for furnishing Sneh Fuels
requlr d during fiscal commencing July lst
1892 The T. ;. res ry.s the right to rect any or all
proposals. All Information furnished upon application.
Envelope containing PROPOSALS. shonli be marked PRO;
poslls Tor Fuel West Point Nrwlork and addressed
10 the undersigned w. II. MILLER, Captain and Assist
on Onartermaster U. S. Army.
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Total for mos si90 G32 SOL 1915 20G sos 173 @s
According 10 the custom which has been OBJ
served since the assassination of President Lincoln,
the Stock Exchange was closed to-day. For the
convenience OF readers we append the final quota
tions of yesterday.
THE GENERAL IISI.
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frpricTpY DEP ARTNIFNT. OFFICE

u. supervising surgeon General rneIIoSpitai Ser
wee, Washugon D. g.. April 18th. ls.2-S'al'd pro.
poslls will be- received at This oncc until noon OF
Wedncsiav April % 1872 to furnish 3Ohose power
steam boiler two steam dirllfectlng chambrs ana Two
large iron tanks for the n-e Of I'll" Marn,,hnsp't,l
,nnrd upon application TO The undersqnci Ihe right !;
rostved waive lnlormnllrs ana 10 TJ'ct ~" VI al
proposals.. WALTER WYMAN, Supervising surgeon
NJ II \
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REsTATRaNT ACCOMMODATIONS FOR PARTIES
OTHER THAN GUESTS.
- w II AND 20 WEST 32D-ST.,
Jth-1Nc.
recommendations for families lfahsent - 10
~ per DAY. American plan
. pVER'rIST,MFNTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
A TlIE NFW.YORK TRIBUNE WILL Pc RE-
CFIYED At THE UPTOWN OFFICE No 2i2 l,road'
vaV "a door north OF Thirty fl stst and ADNtt
TISfNENrS at he following Branch Offices; ~ sth'
conner Tour,ccnth.st 700 Thrdqye corner or;yscunth
4 4 OeG rhird.aye.. sixty nr.ts 7oS FrsaNe
i0G N.st Fortv..ccOndst lIj COumbu-aNc. 80 IocrtY
It - Avenue \ 1923 rhird.avc. 20 West Eonr"cnth
y - i2d-st lf9 ChurcbSt.; jjt Third ave-;
At An" HARLEM OFFICES. $50 East 0nehundrrd
and ty,ntv.nfth>t. 2lJ On'-huudird sndtwcnty.
dth.,t and $40 Wet onchrnded and.iorty'ffh-st. up
In = n m. n regular onirc rates
In Uuoklyn. at G3 Cogrt-st. jO1 De ka!baNc l,-OO
Bcdforl-svc.. and No. 10 Broadway, mp to p m, ~
rc,uiar O.lcc rltns
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Sufficient -toc x ofthr I. STTENNESSEE VIRGINIA
AND GEORGIA RAILWAY COMPANY has been de-
O make. with the stock owned bv the HIth-
MOND AND WEsT POINT TERMINAL HALLWAY
IyHg securities 10 large amount have bcrn dcpo'e"
under the Plan Of REORGANIZATION.
YOK TIE PURPOSE or ALLOWING HANkERS
..D BROKLRs TO DEPO~IT SECURITIES IN
TRANSIT THE COMMITTEE HAVE DECIDED
XOT TO DETERMINE TIE QI E-TlON OF AN EN-
TENSION OF THE TIME FOR DEPOSlTiNG UNTIL
AFTER 5 O'CLOCK =. VI. on TUESDAY, 18TH
IX-T AND UNTIL THAT TIME THE CENTRAL
TKI- IT COMPANY or NEW-fOKk - AuTloh-
IZED TO RECEIVE DEPOSITS.
The CENTRAL TRUST COAiJANl'S certificates, when
oe heinz issued exchange for the Richmond and west
point Terminal Railway and Warehouse Company and Las
tennessee Virginia and Georgia hallway Company ernr.
nEEN LISTED On TIE NEW-YOhK STOCK EN-
CHANGE.
The r;ulf of subscription 10 the CASH Fund ohcrcd
,hc plan the dcposItnrics of stock ana per
cent bonds will be extended 10 such dn'r rs may DC
.dycr,i.rd by the committee after April 18th 1872.
r.o holders OF the serurt, 81 The auxiliary CORPORA
tom. are invited 10 cooperate and become parties 20 The
o q, prc.cryc the integrity Of this large sytem OF rail-
80 fine Gislnteeraton Of which would Prove disastrous
o such reruI>t'a'
f,.u;c. of the Finn Of REORGANIZATION may be had
. ,, oa,cc of the Cenirai Trust Company of New
York. .
FREDERIC p. OLCOTT,
OLIVER II. PAYNE
FREDERICK ID. TAPPEN,
WILLIAM H. PERKINS.
HENRY BUDGE,
IL. &. FAuNEsTOCk.
J. KENNEDY TOD,
Committee.
GEoh"E D ii walI.st New.York.
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Bankers ano Brokers
Dipi0cn0 Notices.

OFFICE OF THE NEwYORK GUARANTY AND
INDEMNITY Co.
NEW.Y DIRK, Ap:n 49, 1892:
4 DIVIDEND Of Two per cent has been de
clared by the Edison Genrldl Electric Company and
this company las pay the Al H. Office
40 30 ol1r-.t, Newh DIX ara after MAY :? So I"
the holders Of Of it, TIKI ~ lFI FlpIS ron
STOCK OF SAID EDISON GtNEEAL EIfClH
COMPANY a. they appear on thl' comldnys DOCKS "'
the close OF business OIL April %, lo'2 80
Th" books Of hi5 company for the transfer OF us ilis
Receipts for stock said Edison General Electric Company
will De- co,d April %, lSl. J. o'clock H. ana fcOpHca
May g. 1892 at 10 O'Clock n
The closing OF this cOmlNny's books ana Tho payment G"
dividend In tnc matter abov indicated are ia pursuance o
the dl ton and determination Of IN commit naci III
the Stockholders agreement u Feb D. ls92
II. a. MURRAY, Treasurer.
NOTICE.
~ THE LOMBARD INVESTMENT COMPANY
Principal and lntore>, 10 date oil pay
Debentuie 1899 and 1893, upon
presentation az It's Office. $50 Broadway, New-fork
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND

ROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
l 1RANSrOl.rNrIoN.-D epartmest OF ths lntror
oncc Of lodan AGeir. Wosh1s.'R Apr d ,S ncf
De submitted IN seInfit cy'lo bl',i' lo1 ION,
directed Comn,sioner Of Indian Aiar' NoS IS aad
.! Moos"r - N." orr" WI o. is'tu ,h uI p ~
Wee about 10000 pounds i'on. 81 voOW0 pounds Bcel
o. M hoV Foo ooSSo t oSHl, p rsi 600 "%d
20 600 %ou1S Rc % 600 pounds hard BREAD 1000
ioaSds RIce 1900 pounds Tea $50 coo pound, Coate
900 600 9ad. ssd i3S99 P9gnd IN roA o.
Ticking IL 900 yards; STANDARD Calico ZOO yard,
Drilling. 1900 yard, Due frrs rom az s@ Xxx 80 yV
Kentucky Jeons. 90 wards he, o, 70 o.N yarso,6
brown Sheetlnc o%o 600 yarGs Barned Sh"tng ~ ZOO
wards: Hickory shifting COCO yaN, calico Shrtnt
900 yafl,; Clothing GT,eerie,. Motions ia'd"arr,
Medical supplies; school Books ee and i9mF U.s. o.
nscllancoG, articcs such n iiarncs Ilough, ia"Ss
FORKS etc and for about 20 wagon. ieF%Hd I"s d e
civ Also for such Wagons b. r'gu'rd 9taptod
y, The cnat Of hc Pacific coast. with California brakes,
d,ycrd At "a" eoI and unps TIA; may not Ie con.
ir,ctd Tor TO delivered IT he ARencie, BIDS mus, he
p"ds and qraniites substencc supple, REQUIRED for
cech Ags ,nd S Sdcs and aad M Snf g cu WITH Blank
rrono-a coalitions 10 De- obcryrd by bidders time ond
paec o. delivery terms q contract and a,mc9t tram s
BE- furnished upon 1PP nS G & %6 . the
CgnsS csys 81 S omaha Saint , san, Pant
and Son francisco: the Postmastar' at SlonX ty Town
Wichita Kan'as ond I's0n At onT and a 5 or any
rort e any 3D. and these rIcgo-els ar, INVITED under
pvso that appropriation shall n@ mae lo ho ue an aay
by oorgrs onn 5dd"r. are Invited to be- pf"'ent nc
senng Certified hees All nds NUT n Gs Dec
Mastery or the Frs, National Bank Of san Fnncsco
ca for at least pr cent M6E S SG co%mi 4.
Tioo I-1sOo -
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t'inancial.
NETWORK. April g. 1897.
TO the Holders Of VOting Trustees
CerfWcdteS fOr list anil 2d
Preference Stock Of the
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co.

Holders Of over two.hiIds IN amount OF each class OF
Chesapeake Ohio Railway Company stotk trust certificates
Issued by the undersigned having asscntel the creation
securities outlined "a the plan forth IN said
Company circular OF January 90 1882 said plan has been
carried into effect aud securities issued and
delivered to US t, ceblc to proceed with exchanges
hereunder. Holders % certificates for first and
second preference shares exchange them a: the
Office OF DreXo. Morgan Co.. % Wall Street. NewIork
who viii make exchanges without delay.
TIE basis 81 exchange, set forth by the Railway
Company said circular OF January %. 1892. Is:
The first preferred stockholders receive two-:hrds
Of the face value Of their stock its ~ per
General Mortgage Bonds. bearing interest from july
1892 and Onc-:hrd In stock trust certificates
The preferred stockholders one-.hrd
the face value Of their stock in like bond and twOthds
IN common certificates Fractions will be ad-
justei l,v equitable cash settlements.
The bonds are 10Y $1,000 each anc bear interest nom
and their recipients under this
foGr months from March
H. viz els per bond IN cash. the Company will d"tlch
thr September coupon and the ntcc-: from July
September l. viz. $50 per bond IN cash
shares Of preference exchanged Will he transferred
placed In tih~t- being marked "nOn-nrgoable" IL
being inerded that they shall b- held until all or
nearly oil the preference shnss shall been exchanged
when they cancelled unless should be decided 10
cancel them a an caller dn1.
j. PiERPONT MORGAN.
JOHN CROSBY BROWN,
GEORGE BLISS,
Intiu Tru.
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3 Per Cent Bonds.

We offer the balance Of issue o. oycor prbsn t,
isctrlng Company, lo5 and interest These bonds asc
nfstclnss, and after the clo,"rt inN"suRa
W., we pcccnrcrd Them. For circulars and pamphlets
apply To ,., ,,o,.o . oo,.u.~y
Bankers aud Brokers'
70 and 90 Exchange pste n. Y civ
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PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENTS.
BOND SALES.

BOND SALES.
Location. Character. Amount.
Cleveland, Oho-Messfs. SeasOngOOd e. Meyer,
Cincinnati, were purchasers Of tbs
msturn g xprl j, i9oe 70 amount Of 100000
Austin TeNey an ,s srfo Of DAT " ep2,,cd
Co Of Kansas CRY. Mo. at % and
bonds 0, Gslve ,ton. to amount ci 100000
J: shor!d have reat Austin bonds
nstead Of Galveston. They ,
per cent gold City Of Austin water
Works and Electric Light bonds.
Olympia Wash.-Me<rs FarSon Leach & Co.
the successful bidders for the 20 49,
. year school bonds 10 amount Of. ...... 10000
Seonle, Wash.-O ID. COly,n "as awarded the
per cent o0yeor school bonds, OF $500
District no O. 10 amount Oh. 5000
a premium Of $40.
seattle, WashMessrs. Blair e. Co, y. ". were
VARIOUS p Sr assregstIn s'uY 1905 900
seat.l ar funding bonds Of 1902 w $4,000
Seattle judgment bonds OF 1892 .. 2fO,oOO
seattle Condemnation award bonds OF o,o ooo
sesirt general bond. OF 1892 . 10000
Seattle works bonds Of 1902. zo2,VOV
Seattle bonds OF 1872. 10000
LEGAL PROCEEDINGS.
Olympia wash.-Thc Supreme Court La, decided
the bond voted by the consoli:
dated city Of New-WLotcOm TO fun1
warrant issued by the old city 81
Wba,coni IN exce.s OF the 4 cent
limit. amounting 10 ~, 00O, are void.
on The ground that such il,gai N
dcbtedness could not he validated
NEW BANKS
Locsuoo riuc Capital.
Columbus 2o oSe s li9" nrdcat anu ' 100000
superior WIs'TSIt Lr"s, nt a,n "' 5000
NEW MINING COMPANIES
Acaeo, In-Nlobe Mining Co. ALDER. g. Manns ,o, 600
nresident ............'...'''''''''
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THE MONEY MARKET
RESTING on GOOD FRIDAY.
PRINCIPAL EXPORTS IN MARClI-FINAL
STOCK QUOTATIONS. OF THURSDAY.
FRIDAY. April 15-p. ]

Friday, April Tsp. IN.
The report by the Bureau of Statistics of the
exports in March of the principal products of the
country, including brcadstuns cotton, mineral
oils and provisions with live stock, shows further
shrjnkacc in the outward movement. The total
cxports in the month were SG0@57,G2j, AGAINST
S66,324,23s in February and S77,l45,''2 IN the
preceding month. Compared with the same month
in previous wears, however. they were more salts
factory The increase over last year was made mp
almost wholly by the shipments Of bfc2is'u'S,
which were continued on q large scale. HERE
was heavy falling off in the exports OF cotton,
rot only in comparison with preceding months, but
also with the corresponding month in preceding
years
For the three quarters Of the fiscal wear the
exports of these products amount TO S0Os,1.j,29S,
an increase of 81 04s, O92 over the same period
lest year and 11,l73,66G over the preceding
TIE following tables compare the value of these
exports in March and IN nine months for three
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THE BOOK OF oPENAIE SPORTS, octave: 800 pages.
sr amusrInents Rules foI Ealing. swimming. ball play
ing shooting. horseback riding, &C.. &c. ~ fu 81 per
ro,,y publjshr ed by Tie Tribune, NewYC'k. Entertain.
inpp and nniverslIy cOnpliinentcd BY the Urcss.
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Ccsturcs ano ttlretings
Che 0urf.

HUDSON COUNTY JOCKEY CLUB. NORTH
AlBERGEN, n J-Rseing every day rain or chine
pher. 18th and AID sts.. connecting with ears direct
track. .. WHITEHEAD secsetsrL
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j. PiERPONT MORGAN.
JOHN CROSBY BROWN,
GEORGE BLISS.
Waiting T'ru.tno~

rTHE WALL STREET JOURNAL,
i An Invaluable financial daily; IS ycaf. DOW,
JONES Co Publishers. Al Broad.st Sample copy frea
IN PER CENT Municipal Warrants city and
~ county any amount perfectly safe. PARTICULARS and
r@,erences r. w. TgOuNCE. BoN 1884. Seattle. Wash.
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6otcl5.
Go!cl5.
Hotel Renaissance,
l3D ST. WEST OF 5TiI AVE.
SUITES OF ROOMS TO RENT.

REsTArRANT ACCOMMODATIONS FOR PARTIES
OTHER THAN GUESTS.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-12

in duties they will recommend and
a conference of the democratic men,
bers of the committee has been called
for tomorrow morning, at which time
the matter will be formally consid-
cred. Members of the committee
say that the wool bill will be the
principal measure reported from the
committee and that an examination
of its provisions, when formally an
nounced, will show that, not only has
"no backward step" been taken in
the direction of tariff reform, but
that a step in advance has been taken
of considerable Importance, and that
on the wool schedule, regarded by
all the tariff feformers as the key to
the protective tariff system, reduc-
tions are made greater than those
proposed by the Democrats two
years ago.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-12
nl.cIsInN .AxNouxoen.

WAsiINGr0N, Feb. ! THE utter
state commerce commission today
announced its decision in the ease 81
Murphy, Massey q ca. against The
Wabasl, aud other railroads, ia favor
of the complainants, who ship chair
stuffS, bed and mattress material in
mixed carloads 10 their other factory
in Omaha. Mr.. Bland introduced
the following resolution today, which
was referred to the committee on
rules:
Resolved, That house bill No. 466,
for the free coinage of gold and sill
yer, for the issue of coin notes and
for other purposes be made the
special order Immediately after the
reading of the journal on Wednes-
day, February 18th, 1892, and that
consideration thereof be continued
from day to day until disposed of.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-12
PROSPECTS POOR.

DENVER, Feb. ll.-About month
ago I. c. Henry started 81 100000
ditch project for the San Luis valley.
1t was to be an extension of the Star
ditch. 1t is rumored that the West
ern Farm Mortgage company was
one of the hackers of the enterprise,
and that it owns considerable land
which depends on the North Star
ditch for water. If this is the case,
the prospects for water are poor, as
it is not expected that the Western
Farm Mortgage company will be
able to resume business. 1t is said
that the Rollins investment company
are out about 100000 through deal
ing with the Mortgage company in
San Luis lands. This, however,
would not in any way affect the Rol-
Inns Investment company, as its back
ing is of the best.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-12
wAs,,iNGroN NEWS

WASnINGrnN, F.h ArrAnge
mrnts for lhr visit al ih, N, u,heiS uf
the 52l cougle>> ~ CidcaEc on
Wa>hngt,n'S birthday, Februar, -,
for the purpose of inspecting The
Worlds fair site and buildings in
course of construction, are now com.
-t,lt.te, and tbt -forin,,l invit;uiuns
were today issued by Chairman Du-
barrow, of the committee ON Worlds
fair exposition.
The house committee on territories
gave a hearing this morning to a
delegation of citizens from Utah In
favor of the passage of the bill intro
duced in the house by Delegate
Cain and one similar introduced in the
senate by Senator Faulkner, provid-
ing for self government for Utah and
for the erection of the territorial Of
fees.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-12
ACCIDENT IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Feb. ll.-Less than a
month ago a fast train on the Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne &c Chicago rail
road, roaring down Stewart avenue,
collided and demolished at Forty
seventh street a street car, killing
two young women and injuring sew
eral passengers.
Today the calamity was duplica-
ted with added horrors. A street
car was run down and demolished at
Stewart avenue and Thirty-first
street by fast passenger train in
bound on the Fort Wayne road.
OF the twenty-four passengers in the
street car, almost half were injured,
several seriously and two probably fa-
tally. The names of the injured are:
John Myland, Andre Bardley, John
Metchenell, Julius Strivenly, Thomas
Schmuse, f. Willard Mntzger, Julia
Mandley, Mrs. Ellen Harmon, Miss
Harmon, Joan Howe.
Those who will probably die are:
MIR. Metzger and Julia Mandley.
The grade crossing system is held
TO be the cause of the accident.