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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-01
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OUR HIGH COST NOVELTY DRESS
PATTERNS MUST BE SOLD, NoMAT-
TER WHAT THE LOSS MAY BE,
At s7.75, Newest style Paris Dress
Patterns. this seasons importation, no
two alike; were sold at SIC. so.
At $40 90, Beautiful Paris Pattern
Dresses; marked down from 5000.
At $1,000, Superb Paris Robes; re-
duced from $1,000.
At $500, Very choicest Paris Nov
elites; were $500.
At45G. a yard, 81 inch fine black AL
paca; marked down from Coo.
At 6oG, yard, 4O-inch 1ne black Mo-
hair; good value at soc.
At 5c, yard 40 inch French black
Bedford Cord; was Sl,00.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-01
LUNCH SETS.

A large purchase of Damask Lunch
Sets comprising bleached and cream,
Broche Damask, with and without
fringe, plain and open work, with u
napkins to match, colors all white and
white centers, with fancy colored bor-
ders, cloths 81 and 21a yards long fully
worth $500 and $500 set, offered to-
morrow at $500 and $500.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-01
SIX 5 CENT LEADERS.

30 inch white Shaker Flannel.
Que yard wide extra fine bleached
AT Muslin.
&C. eS 69d Sda amy T SRS3 Nanso o5 fiahne
One yard wide heavy brown Sheeting.
All-linen buck and check glass Towels.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-01
WHICH IS TRUTHFUL
Shrewd Men of Long Experience
State Their Views.
BYNES AND HUMMEL SAY THE MEN
Recorder Smyth Sees the Difference-A Police
Justice Finds no Truth in the
Center sex.

EFoR THE SUNDAY HERArD.-Copyright ed.l
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-01

SUMMER UNDERWEAR.
Ladies' Ribbed Vests at 1Oc
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests in White,
Pink and Flesh Color, splendid quality,
low neck and no sleeves, handsomely
trimmed with ribbon in neck at 2Jc,
real value sec.
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Isle Vests,
trimmed with silk in neck and arms at
soc; worth 75c.
Ladies Swiss Ribbed Drawers in
White and Flesh color at 75c pair.
Ladies' Swiss Ribbon Combination
Suits in White and Flesh color. low neck
and no sleeves, silk finish in neck and
arms at Sl.25.
Children's Ribbed Vests, low neck, no
sleeves, at loo.
Children's Ribbed Vests, high neck,
long sleeves, from SOC 10 SOC, according
to size.
Ladies Ribbed Isle Tights, knee
length in natural and black, at 81. 80.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-01
Nearer to Thee
A sPRAINED ANKLE.

Sick headachel Beecham's pills will re-
lieve.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-01

GLOVES.
Ladies' Tareta Gloves, black and col
ored, at 40c and Soc.
Ladies' Silk Gloves, black and col
ored, at SOC and use.
Kayssr patent finger tipped Silk
Gloves, in black only. at 75c, s1.OO and
1925.
We place on sale large lot Of s-fnch
Suede Mousquetaire Kid Gloves, in
black. grays, tans, modes and browns;
every pair warranted. Price 81. 25.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-01

At Csc. 24-inch cream Japanese Silk,
regularly sold by US at 9Oc. yard.
At 65c, 24-inch white China Wash
Silk, the only reliable wash silk i'm.
ported, regular price 9Oo.
SPECIAL LOT OF MUSLIN UNDER,
WEAR.
AT SOC, LADIES' Muslin. Drawers, with
embroidery ruf1e, worth 75c.
At 75c Ladies' Night Gowns, v-shape.
with tucked yoke worth ST. 90.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-01

100 yards Of real Torchon Lace, two
to six inches in width, at 15c a yard;
regular prices 20 to SOC.
A new shipment just received, of Irish
Points and Guipure de Gene Laces. new
styles, in natural, cream, beige and
black, at 10 to SOC yard; all very low.
New effects IN Veflings at 30, 80, 40
As and SOC yard all much below regu-
lar prices.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-01

IRISH POINT CURTAINS.
so pair, 81 yards long; former
price, $500.
500 pair, A yards long; former
price, 500.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

A. usual ID. Literary society gave a
successful entertainment Last evening
Next Friday evening the PROCLAIM vii
h. more .latufsie. and wiii coa,l.' q
two delightful eoai-iirgtas. entitled
Cyrus s;.el-7 ard Turn Him Out p
slEsln. aud good music. III, enter
lalninrnt viii wind up with the side
sp'it!n. farce ''Oih-lio and nars,ii.
mony." Admission has been placed %
the low dsur- Of - rrnis. Turn cot
and help the literary along.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

Clmia arius >ln1zF, Susymtsr =
a WABASH THROUGH FyLLAiAN
CAR SERVICE 49, iuau.u-a;s,l be-
claasc;ios ulIh TIE ROCK ISLAND.
ffuen Deas-E, Co.-rzl3 >qsiu<s, Fa-tio
sHd oih-F Ca,ass-o F.iEis 70 :, Loals.
Thee iglmsus ar % tie ucac,, All
elaie-st tes.sa. anl Wil leave nvryes
daily. On Gse1 Isanl No e. SOP "a
afuNr- . = Less 2I5ueiarS 90 thy
s-cuI mlsuius. a. sE.eh po.nt dirrc,
o,ul-ciilas AL D. taslc ia Cu.ca nc-
pat atth limited tFails To- a. Pliais
rl,f. saft1 a1i ,5lfh-zss.
REMEMBER. ouiy o.e change q:
cars !foel u-zvsr - NrE Yosk, Hltoi
aui O,aer eastern i,l.Ht.
>'s~p.gs lrsih, can D. secuted by a..
dscss.a. c. u. HAvTsuS.
commetcil Asrnt.
q. l. ALii,s. Tnv-lias A--at,
IL isih -. Neuyrg. Coo.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

Washingtom's Birthday will he oh.
served In Meeker by the Literary
Society, who will give an invitation ball
mt the society's hall in the evening
Preparations have been going on roi
This event for some time back. and
nothing calculated TO make ii success
socially and otherwise, has been left un,
done. Do honor to the occasion b,
being in attendance, and show thatth,
fires OF patriotism are still burning
within your bosom
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

The choosing of mayor and three
trustees for the town of Mceker occurs
on the fifth of April, and the law which
controlled last falls election is also ap.
plicablc TO municipal contests. 1t ap.
pears TO be the feeling that each party
shall hold its convention. place ticket
in the field. and let tie voters decide
who shall run matters the coming year
The nominations must be made at least
fifteen days before election, that is to
say by March 2lst, and the time Is
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

Mr.. and Mrs WIN. \. Keller. Mfa
Cos, the Misses bloomfield. Mis, Ki,ii'
Hall. Miss Ora Carter. Ncssr,. !. "
D-ndy. Al Hall ani III. bloomfield
boys were anon: the numerous up
river delegations Ia attendance al the
Old Fellows hall. The lower couniTy
was represented by Mr. AMI Mrs Geo
). wi,,cr. Mr. ani Mrs. West. Geors.
ilcnif.ek, and ". Rich.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

u. q. IIow.y. Who was In town III.
other day. says the snowfall on fiag
creek was heavier this winter than hc
ever saw II before. lie and hts neigh.
bors have plenty of hay To feed their
stock. hence the depth o. the snoS
didn't concern them much. other than
tina, they wcf. glad 10 see II. rs liberal
snowfall insurcs u suiiicicncy o, water
for irfi.iiing purposes.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

Yesterday we heard prominent cit
lien signing for the orange groves of
California, saving that there was too
much winter here. He should go TO
Steamboat Springs, where. according to
las, weeks Pilot the snow is i've fee,
deep on level, and fifteen inches of the
beautiful fell In one day 1.-THE 9th inst.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20
SHILGN'S
CONS MPTlOR
CURE.

Tta rr.e~-7 ~ off tj--it CssYl en-, "a
wii.iau. rz'4liri ia ne sir5-y II fs. kim.
All afu~-l1'f F:s th5ffs8 TO- --fI en- 4 pm
l.iso r1rrHlt1-, . 20. f-sl - ola~rezfs ,ta
1rrHr,'ii'y riart Thl' y r1T ,.1zsaS
.f5'rn, ~ i'f0pf.efs-s. rtEf rr1sHlass -r-
p"n--. are p.ssing G-.Ht urtIs Rfsr into
rvery >, -41 % 500 rr.f,r .;iits lns canLdt.
~ YOU h.T. q "Drya. 1hrs Throat. or Etoa-
chtlis. usa y. Tor T. IN! csta roc. ~ ,orr
child nlr ths Ctoup. nr WhooyiBr Cough. gas
= promptly. f.na rcllrfis 14rr. ~ you drssd
THAT irtiHiarr disaafe E0usHmr'ion. uhs u.
AK yUHr Druggist aoT nHfDcH'B CURE.
Psica 10 cts. % cts. and; 20. Ifyo1r Lungs
csc gore or Back lame, use Shiioh's Poruus
Plaster. Price ~ ca. For Balo ~ all Drug
vista and Dealers.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

Mr.. j. &. Duffy of Axial Basin. Is
spending II few days in town this week
Mr.. Duffy says cattle in the basin and
on fampa river in the vicinity Of the
bridge. arc In very good condition, and.
barring very severe weather during the
mex, five weeks. will pull through with
comparatively light loss.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

j. l.. Mediation lost n good horse in
the fore part of the week in n rather pc
culiar manner. The animal was roped
In the corral, preparatory to breaking
him 10 harness. but not being even
hal,er-brohe he reared and tore around
as If in n fit. In his last fall his head
struck frozen ground, and after linger-
ing q day he died.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

Frank McCaffcrty one Of Rnngely's
prominent citizens was looking after
business matters u, the county seat dur.
ing the early part of the week. Mr.. II.
reports more snow down his way than
mp here, but the beautiful" goes away
faster in the Rangeiy country.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

Progress is being made In the cs,ab-
lishmeit OF the much.needed Pice.ancc
mail route. the postoilices OF Farwcll aud
Dudley bein. established last week.
the former at Morgan's with Frank
Morgan rs T.. NJ, aud the latter a; o.
l.. Dudley's lnear the FL ranchl. with
Mis-. Dudley rs postmis,rcss. Good.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20
Letter List.

Tile following letters remain il the
posi1l.cs 1t MeeEeg. Colorado, uneall5i
Tot. ios the month ending Feb. 18th,
1872. which II uUi eai.ed Tor ia - days,
MIL BE- sent 10 The dead letter o.iicr
Brown, or Miles, Louis T., ,iegl
nsnuinss, Allied Nickolss John 4,
4, lfrsi
Mackenzie. J X, TRULY, liohi, .f~sl.
Ia calling ,ng Any u tie above lvilrfs
please s..y advertised,
q ;. AiTgN. T., ",
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

Herman rfciIcr returned on wcines-
day from Texas. whittier he hal gone
some time ago 10 purchasc ycarling cat
tie 10 put into this section. lie found
Just what he wanted yery cheap. but ~
they couldn't he brought acrnss the
quarantine line. he didn't invest. And
on this side OF the line prices were too
high, 50 he came back without any.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

George li-tdficigs AMI hi, side part
nor. "K.,ldy." cflalci iA.m,-lyc, i'm
Intensely. and the way thu, lunch van
ishsil-bu,. then. We Promised no; TO
give them away.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

\ beet sugar convention will assemble
~ Denver on "Wednesday. March y. and
continue To the 18th. Meckcr Is entitled
t. tive delegates, To be appointed by the
mayor. The convention is called fog the
purpose OF discussing ways and means
OF promoting the bee; sugar industry in
Colorado
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

The I'M. i.ry.illr last week fired an
other effective brnsisil- nj the PARK
Promoters. The I-y-illc las done some
hand fighting asain,, the par. scheme.
for all of which tie citiErns al this
county and Iirr HERALD are duly
innnkIul
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

Manager Moulion of the lIugus com.
pany, accompanied by his fathcr-in-
law, Mr.. Cistidly. came In THURSDAY
evening. While in Denver Mr.. Moul-
ton met the representatives Of several
eastern houses AMI made large. varied
and comp!et. selections Of spring and
summer goods for the pioneer store.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

.likr Schneider. ou. %. North Forks
sc,,!cs who In wln,eTina a, i.eadyil!c.
hai onr ~, his hands SEVERELY crushed -
few DAYS ngo Will. nj work In mlnr
there. by a slide Of rock. lie ia incapa.
ciiai"i FROM work Tor some time.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

rnE HERALD acknowledges fcccip;
this week 81 q quarter Of elk from our
esteemed friend Mr. ". T., IlcfTlcs.
who r.slics on ih. other side VI Nine
milr hill. The old gentleman has cur
mnai hearty thanks.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

a HERALD representative overheard
u lower white settler the other day oh.
serve that thrtr NJ. not one fourth the
deer In that section Of the White River
valley there were few years ago. AT
this rate Of decrease 1t won; take many
Yeats 10 get away with the few s;Esg-
,sl.,s
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

Merchant Porgcs was a passenger on
Tuesdays outgoing stage. bound for
Denver 10 make purchases. w. u.
Simpson assists at the store in his
absence.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

With n hind quarter of elk In the
larder The HERALD force Will not be
obliged to live on Goldfish the balance
of the winter. The Lord provides for
the righteOus.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

Gs: = huls- q seas osh Miisacl
wil ta.-l sea = a1lse "a any trfns-
f1aa czsu 80 % I've yelE,' uule o.
alouihIg Faynrut, AZ a ifid- ssass than
sraL CU1sgl Mitchell u
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

Under sheriff Wear showed bis make.
up yesterday Ia the CAPTURE Of tho fee
ins iail.hir,,. and deserved praise l.
accorded Lln by all.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

Sc and ME- Il, :. Fuller Of MIL
oFvsk, went cut ga Sundays stage
bllud TOT beaver, WhsEe the, viii ,4Eg,
.0E a bE.rf time,
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

drawing near Tor calls To be made. In
addition Ia the mayor, Trustees nDons1,
BeemeF ard Mediation also stop down
md ONT.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

Do you no;ic- that hi,ehin: pos; In
ifun, .. the Johanisrn f-.ldrners II
Is o, native stone and nicely dressed.
the handlNoik ai bud Wilson.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

q. ". Ttayrf Is naw running tie
Bllofi star TuH;r snd il prepared u
carry p4s,-Ls-ra zai express matter Al
mUsi-f.ir rates.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

Tie eighth dis,Fic: frhcoi.hoas- lou
upi~r r.er-anosl j. nraEiy completed
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20
HOME NEWS

fostering al the iiasr hui''Iing Is pro
rrrssins at rapid rate these days
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

Among the ANial folks registered at
the Meeker hotel during the week Chas
iulc,t. c. j. Duffy. Il. a. Kellogg and
&. II. Ishel We're CONSPICUOUS.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

Charles Moiitt. contracting agent of
the st. Joe Bridge company, spent Sun
day in the city.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

Harry Goiiru Is gu,tin. oct of The
AnirFs1n mine vast quantities OF very
rDal cal nowadays.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

TasuiY-tsa lHstss % s1iiigiri ~ Meath y o.
ltuisss-rtsi Cards, ateu Isali Ia a1ssnss,
.iAu pr yssr,
iSssi Ans Irlssi s0siesf, nftern cent. -
lif.u inF nFsg isssagtlau AMI tea cst.is lpr rsca
.aiIsrl'ts m tHsrFtsla,
aii clEaiauni.7sttsIszs .ns1ai H. aidfr-zst ~
dilE gFIkEn HERALD,
Nsek-s. Csiafaif,
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

Bob Crawford and Hear G.r.ies !si
10. Cug.,s CgveE Egeslay.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Hay were au
tographed at the Miller House Thurs
day.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

G. a. ilighton returned from the east
last evening, locking hale and hearty.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

Mau,,a, bling Washington. birthday,
,hr school ehi,iurn viii .n!oy holiday.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

Miss Agnes llazen closed a very Sue
cessful term of school at White River
last week. -
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20
CrocSsiss.

~ lo~sss EE.svs. a. lhs Messss c=s,
Ggacr9 s.lTe. : .vGaE,-
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

on Mnnisy evening last about ATS
couple were assembled a the >.,cia.
hall in fc,!aLse % iHyli-Jlgu, - CT
BY Valentine Lodge. ~. q. / %. %. ;.
Tie ailaiE N4a ia keeping vita this
nr.t Garce. ani lllus- present enio1ci
themselves Thoroughly. Tue sgall
march op-uei tie dance shout % o'eioes,
AMI By ii-,l og-E Llit the program hat
iir.H gone through Nth. \ supp-f -
tho Ahiiris Nss then rafiakeu % b.
the guests. aud. although not very -lst-
ufat.. put iFrsh hfr into The saTiiei.
pAnts-ilo,i AMI Hostess >lmis1u L.
ins the ern,fa, offsets %; much deserved
praise. paacins uas then resumed ii,i
the wee sma hour. followed b. sru-
eFsi dlspcEa.oa.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

nesr tsaai 81 len hip ani ,iir. Er.
Hasfss. s.Ilasrv cui ln Zen ar, iturs~ brltsi.
satas ss 80. ga lrfg sanuiigF. itsns-, Thur.
nan cfr.s AMI fTe-1nzs rasir.-re a.iiFyas =,
e. T. ,ioyey, FaEel.sn, Nrs2er, cnio.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

YESTERDAY morning when Under
sheriff sam Wear took bIesAfas. 10 Ira
Allen and Elsis Reed, the twp inmates
os the jail, lie maee the startling dis
eoyrIy that tie binds haa flown. lnyes-
tisai.0u revealed tie Tact that the pr.s-
0n.is hai made their ay oul by Wsy ~
the IUDi, and SAW and ether tools
showed h0H lhey i0T ouis,def.l made an
opening. Mr.. Wear lot 10 time Ia
insiiguiins sratrh Tor the iugi,iyss,
aud inside u three hours hAI his game,
,lm dispatched III wiIb-r Mp Straw
beiIy, Hhi.e lie yeut - The Mediation
raueh wieIr Reed > paFruts reside, OF
couTse. neither Eis!- nor Ira hal BEEN
seen. but ssa wasn't thFuWu 81 thu
track that easily. ani while Tummasil.
around in lLr arcnHd story u the hnus-
SAN sgspleiaHs-.u-ikin: ibut small
lo'r IN tic aliis, = LIGHTED match pa,
iHin II disclosed . mans i.s. aud Ia .
short timr he 2as nu us Way o. .srkrF
accompanied hy Tie izil-brrairrs, taris
lil'rIty having trrE 81 shnIt duWgiou-
This paon ,ilvy were taken out on III
,issr. Ia charge u sif, Wear. Eho sill
take them 10 lie i.e-iyi..e iail fos safe
ke.plns,
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

St. Vhtus ssnucc Nurco. wa.
Sax AHonEAs, Cal. February. 100.
hy bog, ID ycars old. YVES affected by ~.
Nitns nsnen That he could not go to sonool Tor
two ycars. Two bottles OF Pastor Rooaig'a
Ne-yo Tonic restored his health, aud no ia nov
attending school again.
MICHAEL o'CoNNRI.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

Euitfsd IA ~. ilstafss.' At Na.-s-T, iiiD iisnso
',uuiY, asAu.. ~ = 81 rdrsls.s il--il naaiisf,
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

Cattle branded zane ~ cut ~ both hips.
iinf-cs branded sir-c ~ ctii 90 lett shruiisr.
Vent uu i'n thigh. Range, i.rucr white ris rr
and iltuc Mountain. Rio nianca cuuuiy, Cniu..
ro-iunicr address. High Mccss. Foreman,
NshirV. Itth.
The Meeker herald., 1892-02-20

q. l. ALtiss. Tnv-lias As-at.
IL i5ih -. beaver. Coo.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-02
SPANISH WIVES IN AMERICA

recent cable dispatch said that the new French pro-
hIbtve tariff on Spanish wines had originated movement
I'm Spain whch had for ts object the scekg IN America
an market the wine products OF the latter
country Las Noyedades." OF NewYork. is the hrst
paper OF course publish in regard 20 tnat movement
detailed information taken rom the Madrid papers fof
instance ''Fl Liberal" December lJ expressed ue
,,e, that the Government at Washington favoraby
DISPOSED toward conclusion of commercial agreement
including not only Spain proper. - also her coloiai
proyinces not excepting the Philippine Islands Not only
is such belief expressed. bu: the great MADRID paper
proceeds to state what would probably be 1.-THE basis o'
negotiations which will begin. without doubt, withih
few days between the Governments of Madrid and WASH
ington" According infCrmatioG," adds ''EI
Liberal" ."rhe OF the Republic VIII propose
s starting point negotiations the free entrance
into Spain Of -four lard and pork ana III exchange
IL will grant absolute freedom for Spanish wines oil All
Kinds imported into the United States The advantage
for our wines is evident They pay pow, according TO
schodue II OF the Mckinley bill pesos 90.
70 half peso per gallon according 10 their classification
New-York tribune., 1892-01-02
nv ,prSg IASS,S NEW YEARS GIFT
THE FIRST IMMIGRANT TO LAND ON FILLS leh"ND
GETS GOLD PIECE

THE FIRST IMMIGRANT TO LAND On fLhi' i'A-'-'
GETS A GOLD PIECE.
The first immigrant landed on Ellis Ihl'''u 'o''
day was girl, fifteen years Old rom i'i'"u n
A,,o Moore She came on the Nevada, ana was
.r.psfcrred 10 the island the steamer Johh T. 'i
rIInne, Weber was waiting for the Nevadas P"'So"
GERS 10 be landed and the girl ran up ''o
eh.. y, bcr two big brothers he met her WIFI q
ten-dollar gold piece and neat little speech ".s'
" Hendey formerly private secretary W
WINDOW. originator Of the Ellis Island stauoi asho
he privilege OF registering the first imm'sifh' i"ue
and 90 he wrote down the name OF Annie Moore U" '
6rst mage of the first book to be USED lor rsisu'"
ut Ellis Island. ,, ,,,
The LOT of immigrants from the Nevada pel"s ''
Arst TO land Yesterday at the new Station ercd' ''
.st WAS taken Ia them, and the Doin ~ ""oio
c.me into the basin at the island all tle tus' anu
steamers in the neighborhood blew whistles ana r,ns
bslis This was at IL o'clock The Ncvana "hueu
IA nassefgers at the island. The Immigrants aii'
tng nv the Trave, City of Paris and other s'e'"'ei
6oupht the total number Of those hndcd yes'e'u"'
nm 10 $50 The arrangements for handling ihms' ",''
On tho island proved perfect. AS they came n'' ''
us..o.on department wire screens divioed tism'
- ,on streams and ten registry clerks rapidly tooh
-, ,h names and asked the necessary questions o'
the immigrants. c...ouo. Ander
.,.n ~ NewJersey who have the contract 1or ieed
,y ,be immigrants the island, gave ainnes ~
u,S W. in celebration of the opening OF the stato
III III ~. of,cers OF Immigration l5ureau are INV
AZ 'uo 's,and and the Barge once has a deserceu
anDearnnce.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-02
cpowrU or THE HOSPITAL COLLECTION.

The following additional sums have been receiver
bv Charles Ianier treasurer. NO. IL NASH" ST. w ~
count OF the Hospital saturday and sunday 'oleruo
From Churches-Trinity Chapel Episcopal. F~'5' -
,. fy'n.nt,s EpisoopaI S7s 10. It. Johns 'HipeI'
S, ,cnnai S57 81 French Evangc ca Presby bIian'
sti AZ: Amity Baptist $40 y Fotetn : rVi 40 ~
man Methodist $lj Norfolk street Kei1rheu, |'- ~,
Icnny Avenue Unitarian, W. flInt 'tr'ii H. t |t.
~ s,o 10: Union Reformed, - 0o' 81 9Vnh uo
TwarccIist Episcopal 20 1t. Margarets Epi,to.ii.
n y So; Mariners Temple, Bap''t y"
81. Ignatins. Episcopal. S;t u.o.., g. o,rhopt-
From Coal Trade. by Messs. Ward d" UiS phH''c
WI q 0Ivphant stckney, Conyngham q Co. A. =
swords & Co Mceker q Co.. iadGock Snoh viiIt,,n
= A potts & Co, Whitney d kenincrer' ",il-,ri ra,
i1nrre a Co Parrish Phillips 4 Co. Dickson q Fnu, !,
WI,,oms q Peters A. = Van Wickle Il co., ana IL. u
OIyphant each $25: Empire and Ne"-hhsa"u i'''''
ie' Erom Printers Paper Dealers and Type f,mnders'
hV Messrs Wynkoop Hallenbeck-lienry IlhuenmrN
500: Wynkoop & Hallenbech 70 @ @BuiHies, D""E'i r
4 20 So5: Gonrow Brothers, NJ Pilnmer 'p.'
Farmer Little d Co.. Adams BiShop t''' Mlhison i
prns 4 Co George Bruce's Son Il o.. ana 9sln'S
Cnnnors sons, each $40; &. r. Dart, 10 io''ii'
From Stock Exchange, by William Alexander smifn IN
Kuhn Loeb e. Co, Spcyer q 90, n1hansh sh "a,o0
Hsnrr de- Compel and william A. smith, each :lVC
ANnrt Aub 500: Edmund c. Stedman, Tlo' U'ai'
$3.50. - c.oos r,u Diver Steamboat
c an SIoo the r f. James Co. and employees, $o3 90
r. J. Horner Co. and employs $50 w H. M heiun, an
COZ Albert Crane, S25; ;. sherman q 20 anu a, ~
piovcs All 25 E. S15; George Rngler Co. Fl2
frederick Oppermann jr. slO the D. Gnr n, ~. uPie q
Simon SO: John T. Colt $5 sarah = Adam -
Wetropolltan Lodge /. q. s b., 80; Atas Lodge l.
n ~ r. AZ Daniel, Webster Lodge, l. o. > b., a..
To,.i collection to date S11,374 80.