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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-02-25

A temperature of "a degrees below
zero was recorded at Lyndonville, VT,
Thursday.
The Secretary of :he Treasury has
awarded gold life-saving medal to
Harry T. Thompson of New York, for
having saved the lives of 10 persons at
different times between the years 1889
and 1886, and silver life-saving medal
to Reuben Held of New York, for
rescuing boy named James Morse
from drowning at Marion, Mass, last
summer.
In the Delamater trial at Meadvlle,
Pa, Thursday, the court decided that
there was not sufficient evidence show
ing that G.. b. Deamater and T. A..
Dclamater had knowledge of insolvency.
AS to the other defendant, q. w. Della
mater, there was, perhaps, some evil
dcnce that might go to the jury, the court
reserying the right to renders decision at
some future time during the trial"
The supreme court of New Jersey
Thursday affirmed the conviction Of
Battershy, Sassa and George and Will
liam Engeman, officials of the Clifton
Jockey Club, who were sentenced to
ono years Imprisonment and a fine OF
$500 each for Illegally maintaining a
race track at Passaic This was n test
case, and the decision puts an end to
legal racing in New Jersey, unless the
legislature should interfere.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-02-25
LINGO pooarED TO DIE.
Tho Supreme Court of New Jersey Refuses
to Grant Him Now Trial.

TRENTON, N. j., Feb. 1s.-The SUI
preme court this afternoon refused to
grant new trial to Francis Lingo, the
negro convicted in Camden of murder
ing Mrs. Annie Miller. The opinion OF
the court was unanimous that the YER
dict of conviction was warranted by the
evidence.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-02-25

have read n good deal about the CuTrcuRA
REMEDIES, but did not take any stock in
them nntil saw II wi II my own eyes. Ny
sister had akin disease Tor largo number OF
years. II broke out all over her body and iaco.
Doctor did her no good. Tried everything.
Used one set of CUrIcuHAs. II has all disnp-
pearod. You can take this for tt Testimonial.
MISS MARY MCCARTHY,
n New York Ave-, Ogdensburg, n. Y.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-02-25

No other sarsaparilla has the merit by
which Hoods Sarsap arilla has won such firm
hold upon the confidence OF the people.
No other combines tho economy and
strength which make 100 Doses One Dollar"
true only oil Hoods Sarsaparilla.
No other possesses the Combination, Proper
ton, and Process which make Hoods Sursa-
parilla peculiar 10 itself.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-02-25
FARMERS against tho Anti-optlon Elm.

ST. PAUL, MINI, Feb. 1S.-I'he mem
beers of the Minneapolis Chamber Of
Commerce, desiring to learn the senti-
mcnt of the farmer on the Anti-option
bill now before Congress, addressed tel
cgrams to farmers all over the north
west and several replies have been re-
ccived this week. They show an almost
unanimous sentiment ngainst the hill.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-02-25
II EGIsTER's ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,


NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL, Feb. 16, 1872
Upon tho application OF Mary Marsey and
JsInes w. Marsey, Executors Of John Marsey,
lnis OF lied Lion hundred, in aad county,
deceased. IT Is ordered and directed by the
Register thHt tho Executors aforesaid give
notice OF granting OF Letters 1esIamentary,
upon tile estate Of the deceased, with tho date Il
granting thereof, by causing advertisements 10
DO posted within forty days from the date of
such letters IN six Of the most public places in
The county III New Castle, requiring all persona
having demands against the estate to present
the same, or abide by an act Of assembly in
such case 'nado nnd provided and also cause
Tie same TO DO inserted within the same period
IN the DELAWARE GAZETTE AND STATE j UREAI
newspaper published in Wilmington, Dell
and 10 be continued therein two months
Given under tho hand and Senl of oGlcs
OF the Register aforesaid, at Wilmington.
IL Film New Castle county Aforesaid, tho day
and year above written.
j. WILKINS CooCH, Register.
NoIlCE.-All persons having claims againat
the estate OF the deceased must prosent tho
same, duly attested 10 the Executors on nr
bnfore Fahriary 10th, 1888, or abide tho Act ~
Assembly in such case made and provided.
MARY MASSEY.
JAMES W. MARSRY,
49,, Executors
Aoaress; LED Lion, Del febls-2m
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-02-25
Jailed 10 save Him From r.ynching.

NASHVILLE. TESS., Feb. ls.-E. i.
Turpin, the wealthy Gallatin lawyer,
who shot and killed William Garter at
that place yesterday, was brought here
and jailed last night, because of u
Ihpidly growing sentiment in favor Of
lynching him. lie was indicted yester-
day for murder in the first degree.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-02-25

BOMBAY Feb. 1S.-Small-pox, which
has prevailed here for some time past,
has become epidemic. During the past
week there were 70 deaths from the
disease.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-02-25
PHIL1DELPHIA AFFAIRS.

Patrick Waters, 10 years old, was
drowned Feb. nth by the ice on pond
on which he was playing giving away.
Edward Bates, a driller in the employ
of the Pennsylvania railroad, was
crushed TO death under an engine on
Bride avenue, Camden, yesterday week.
An address was issued last week by
the executive committee OF the Penn
sylvania Republican Association giving
the reasons for opposing the reelection
of Senator Quay.
The naval court of inquiry Feb. 18th
resumed the Investigation Of the leak
age of the new dry dock at the League
Island navy yard. 1t was shown that
the leakage was caused by springs at
the head of the dock, and that streams
of clear water bubbled through the CON
crete beneath the flooring.
The locomotive boiler explosion on
the Reading railroad, near Wayne
Junction, last week, by which four men
were killed, was Investigated Feb. 17th
by the coroncr's jury. In its verdict the
jury censured William Sweeney, boiler
inspector, for negligence in not report
ing at once his discovery on the Goth
ulI. Of II defective bolts among the 800
or more in the boiler.
The committee of fifty last week
issued an address expressing gratilica.
ton at the election of foui select coun.
cilmen and II members of common
council whom the committee endorsed
The committee say that if Messrs. Glib.
bons and Fogel, returned defeated fol
select council in the First and Twelfth
wards respectively, have been defrauded
the committee will aid them to obtain
| redress.
! hereby make oath that in 1874 William
Preston's cattle were dying at the rate oi
| two or more day and that the best veter
marian had given them up, when Mr.
Preston commenced using Stonebraker
| Horse and Cattle Powder, and after th,
| first two or three doses the cattle began t,
improve, and the continued use of Stone
braiers Powder entirely CURED them
Signed, PAUL MossBERGER,
Stonewald Farm,
! p. o. Gainesville, Baltimore county, Md
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-02-25

Give every man his dues, and if he is
suffering with bad cold, give him Stone
bakers Cough Syrup. 1t cures sore
throat. Price % cents.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-02-25

Beechams Pills cure bilious and nerv-
Gus ills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-03
flnanrlal.
OFFICE OF THE
Richmond and DanViIIe Underlying
BondhoIders' Committee,
los EAST GERMAN ST.

BALTIMORE. Nov. %, 1892.
LOFTS FITZCERALD, President OF THE MEh-
CAMILLE Trust COMPANY OF NEW YORK;
HAS THIS DAY BEEN APPOINTED MEMBER VI
THE RICHMOND AND DANVILLE CNDEhhf IN"
BONDHOLDERS COMMITTEE AND THE MEhoAN'
TILE TRUST COMPANY (OF NEW YORK; Has
BEEN DESIGNATED AS AN ADDITIONAL DEro'i
TORY FOR BONDS
COPIES or THE CIRCULAR OF THE COMMIT irn'
AND OF THE AGREEMENT UNDER WHICH boND'
HAVE BEEN CALLED IN WILL BE FohNiohhD
on APPLICATION TO SAID TRUST COMPANY
WHICH WILL RECEIVE BONDS FOR DEPOSIT
UNDER THE AGREEMENT, AND ISSUE RECEIPTS
III ii'rr0 VI" J. WILCOX BROWN, Chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-03
n OTICE 10 HOLDERS OF BONDS of the

" County Of Allegheny. Peansyi ano.
Thr Sinking Fund tOmmi-> oncrs OF the County q
Allegheny state Of rcnnsyyania by virtue OF authority
,s.frl in them by OF Assembly approved April -.
1 ID 1861 do hereby notify The holders OF ALE.
tiIIENY COUNTY COMPROMISE BONDS that bonds
numb, rel and dated follows, to wit. COUPON COM.
riOMISE HoNpS Nos alS. $50, 300 1861. 36e, 1873,
s6i 30 3Jj 3I1. also REGISTERED COMPROMISE
BONDS Nos. 555 80 800. 50l so. all bearing date Of
January l. 1863 and maturing January l. 1913, will be
ra.d together WITH January /. 1898. upon
presentation AZ Office Of the County Controller
Pittsburgh Pa. which time al interest said bonds
viii .,.. .
RFl BEN MILLER,
JAS i. DONNFLL.
JAMES \. GREER,
Sinking Fund Commissioners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-03
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

LONG ISLAND.
1880. 1891 1897
Number OF miles ....... 3u 3Gi 39I
Fourth week In NOy.... eGS az sj95it SG5 loJ
Jan / 10 NOV. 30 1893 i1% 3.StJ.739 zoos J31
TOLEDO AND ONO CENTRAL
Number Of miles ..... 23J %, 2O7
Fourth week NOV oil. -2J as6 so or So 39l
jan / T. Nov 30. 3GS 2Os ,s fjj 507 O'jo
WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE.
Number Of miles ... ~ OF oa3
Fourth week In Nov. -, go $50 O0J sJ2 $50
Jan 10, Nov. 3d.. i.OG7 1863 1ls2GiS 13l9.fil
KANSAS CITY. MEMPHIS AND BIIlAIINGHAM.
Number OF niles ..... 2ij 270 27d
Third week IN NOV...... r32. III f2S IO7 f2T .Oi2
Jan. u nov. ILL., lO6G.3oO 1.Otjl0o 9SJ.13j
NEW.YOEK. srSQrlIIANNA AND WESTERN.
Number Of mlc-........ ~ lj7 157
Month Of OrtIb '....... flG39 $50 LII f1GS4 Si
Jan / T. Oct. 3l..... l.3lG9lG 1877 70i LAS. ji3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-03
legal \ oilres.
HE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

~ TIE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
4 vo 4 or the County OF Philadelphia. OF December
nm isnl No. 7O2. IN the matter Of The Assigned
~ ~ ONE. T. Tcrry trading Oliver /. Terry x
to-Notc- is hereby given thas william = Divine A.;
cu.e of oliver T. Ferry has hed in Court MS nrst sd
49, orrouut and IL appearing from the account nled and
,-r, produced that ali claims upon the above assigned
LII, nay. been pad. ordered aud detreeu UNDER
ti, provisions The Act o Assembly Of May an 49,
,tt IN. I'D william :. Divine. Assignee AFORESAID
'ii r.,ouNv 10 the Oliver T. Terry, asssnor. all
M a..nd estate remaining IN his hand, ana posse son
the assigned estate, ana The
Decd f cconyeyauco be- acn0wl sdged IN open Court ana
fd airup The records thereof ana IN rrupon IN" sad
tot -hau h. holden gad discharged from any and
m trusts II the aid s.nn, and thst the account OF
no md Assignee " confirmed ard the Assignee dis
charged. .,, ,,.,e., -
NnrIav the day OF December uni - l. shown
q, IN. contrary SAMUEL u. HUEY,
~ " Attorney the Assignee
DreNe philgdrlphfq.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-03
Go tUhom Ut fflan Concern.

WRECK or THE STEAM YACHT ALVA-
w l.. :. fnsnccr'- Once. Nc"por X l.. 2tta october
lS92-fo whom II may concern. "herS- na.igstIon i
Yacht Ava lying In Pollock RIP Channel Mass. near
tha IIehtship Notice l. hereby given that 10 will be
r'moVed by the United Strtcs under authority Of law
sealed propo.al, IN tOllcae. Tor the removal u said
wreck wI be- received 10 this office until II 80 p m
tc I'd day Of December, 1892, and then opened. Tho
approved February % 1885 and February % 1897. VOL
~ rngc 331 aud Vol IA. Statutes and
fhA Ncf OF August 1892 sections aud public No.
1881 The United States reserves the right to reject
or ali proposals and waive any nformal'tle Full In
formation furnished on applications BY authority OF
Tho Secretary OF War. w. III. BIXBY, Corps OF Engt
neer, r. y Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-03

IMPORTS or DRYGOODs Al NJ" 800
For the week loJV:-c 90 $50 i3O II GjG 107
Fntrcd at the port 200 9Jo 1903 073, 0j3
lhrown on the market. l,95l i''-0'
since Jan. ! ,a 80, ~, ,o- $40 OF III 3,065
t n tbe market 1876 5.C,972 lO9e-o iOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-03

,. g prcrsTrrrD PONDS on DEPOSIT. -
l. y ltt-piSlE"i%D ''-'' 10 .e.rre To secure
,rru.tlng public
Pacific L. Il. lOnds. per cents. Sli.S12"o Si'''
Fund'd loan OF lsoi eA''huea ~ 81 of,.sO ijj9 90
Icr cent - co.ts l35 400 $50 12,Gi3,0GO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-03

,,,,,.-,,rc ohio-Mcs-rs Spitzer & CO., To-
-hi'elso iedo were the successful bidders Tor
,hr q Der cent scmI annual Public
Improvement bonds ~ Hardy Town
Lin b,rds to amount Of. .-----,;.--..
raIIing premium Of sl5S. They
s1e part Of total author zed OF :; III,
'r.burci had no previous debt ana
IFS ossessed valuation for 1872 was
,,,,.,o,vn ohio Messrs. FarsOn. Leach X
>o""s'' 20 Chicago and New-York, nave
be,n awarded the per cent s"inl-
annual Observation-Disclosures (aV'f'
aae1 bonds to amount Of ~. .'
r,,oco Obio-Ncssrs. Farson, Leach co.,
loi'uo Chicago. were awarded the sewer
- e..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-03
Steamboats,.
FALL RIVER LINE.
NORWICH LIME.

Fares hedueeI. 10 NEWLONDoN, Sl0O, NOR
wiCH sl2o; WohCEs1Els $40; BOSTON. $500
Pier 40, North River lncxt pier above Desc osses
Street Fcrry daily, sundays excepted, 20 r. Al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-03
l. .-.........-..--- 49,,
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Tbe,e have been many times in tlIc asl tWtn.f
five wears when the sudden death OF Jay 7, 49, %a
,,ruIJ have conyuls.d the stock market. II -,
Ioon soriouslv disturbed occasionally ny MI,
minors of his illness The event was tcn ', irS
known before the opening OF business w, a ~, 80,
;n, but il had ONLY momcnary lhhutlloo ; w'i
n,ices Naturally the Gould stocks were thc pm,
FINAL centres of interest, but even IN tAcm ihrLo
was littI, excitement. The only supstah'l'5 Wv.
oI;ro vvns Missouri Pacific which opened j. r..
onut LIVER at a. while Western lnl0n WaS oHrS
as Manhattan Railway II ana 'hlpi -; fant
IS pcr cent lower In these stocks, ana ia dav
,.ncrnll. first prices were IN" lowest lor Wv i
Vis.nur Pacific barely failed to recover II 49,
loss bnt Union Pacific and Wanash pie, ,h,l.
81, scd at an advance of nearly per w ,,n
Western Union gained over ana Ni.i In',,~n
pa7i,yaw almost ; per cent. 1t was not known
until long after the upward moyemeh, Hs , ~, ,'
progress that larger part oil VII: ,o dnrino
would he placed in the hands oi truSI ST. ours,
thc life time Of his children me c 3uis
of the stocks with which his name Is l n''at
conclnsivcly proved that he had no slFcnin'n, ,,
interest in the r.arkct His friends have kh oMt
his for lone time bur to the very last m3inrns
Wall Street was unwilling TO abandon us mcr
that no was the guiding spirit Ill many l Lomt
,,ct movements Whatever may bc Sliu ap'u ,
Ne ConId's methods il must be acknowledged
freely by eycrv one that his death removes ''c
greatest financial genius of this century Cha ,,erv
The market GAINED s'rcng,h mln"sI contrery 10
the general tendency was American ousaI ,t,
fning. and it lost only per cent. lew rrppmclv
stocks. in which the dealings WefI, ~ Cnnid
stocks the final advances were nearly p'r "n'i'
and it was perhaps significant that most s'ov u1'
',,bicb have M international market were uil-
VIZ MI st,orr 4 sharp rally Of 3 per cent III
%sl EnrIand was tine feature of the las, honr nnl
in general the closing wa. sT cHG m w"s bo
Irt.I,, ,yitbout effect because it had been lunN
anticipated. ,,,prrr
TIE DAY N THE BOND MARKET.
Sales Of 81 900 both coupon ana rrgisIel'" -
were made in the last hour az an adNh"Jr w.
nor cent from the bid price. lhrS uhpal w.
irt v 70 the whole market The closing quota
tions were rs follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-03
NEw.YORK, December LIST, 1s92
vTUE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stock

l holder. Of the Now.YOk and Honduras Rosario Min.
o Couiony for Election Of Trustees for the ensuing
[ .rd tor the transaction Of -uch other business AZ
nav b. brought before The meeting VIII os sS ~ '' INV
oo,'t,..'i,, m. ifth Of Decenber. 1897. az p m.
n, .r.f.r l,nnl, De- closed December 4ta. 1872
and r,ols.u-d Dee, mber 10th, lr9S
at 3 D. h'.' "'" 't''bNE.T Sl'UERNIKOW Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-03
])ublir Motto.
Cuunlrp BOARD.

A NICE front vacant special rates for winter
n good train service Mrs j. f. CARPENTER,
;. o. Box 20. White Plains, N. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-03
PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENTS.
BOND SALES.

Location. Character 4
chicago Ill.-McSS ts. FareOn. Leach & Co..
N"w-lOfk and Chicago, wen. the
purchasers OF the entire ISSUE Of u pr
cent scmi-annuaI gold twrnty-,tar
Calumet Electric Street Railway
bonds to amount Of .-...............-. III
Reported December >.
salt Lake City. Utah-Ihc bidding for the ! p.r
cent, -cmi-annual. ten-yeir School
bonds 10 amount Of 1l5O. 900. must
have rccall"1 to the Boaid Of Edu.
cation, which opened the bids rccol.
lcctiOns Of the hllcyOn DAYS OF do
nestle bliss Ia the OF the Nor.
mons or the later period when the
Monkey and Parrot had u hot smell
" II. II required two days to adj.
yu-t the, bds, ana several more o.
heal the wounds inflicted by words.
M'>sr~. ". j. Hayes 4 sons must be-
licking their sores yet. On the first
day there wcr ten bids, ranging
from -lJO premium with accrued in
trrcst for four months 10 ~ 900
premium with interest 10 date Of d.
livery. Win a string attached Ia the
form u an ''f'-thc 'ifi meaning II
the bidder found the puarantc, Of IT,.
gaty 10 be- -at sflctOry. The lat.
Ter bidder were Mcssr. W. j. Hayes
son. 81 Cleveland. Ohio. upon
whom the Gcntilrs. representing tho
other big bond buyers prrtent opened
their Nial- Of wrath. lh, Board ad-
Journcd for twenty four hours to al
low the ticntiles To reform and ibid
ON the bonds When the new bids
opened IL was found that
Messrs. T.. II. Rollins 4 son were
the next highest bidders D. HAYES
4 Co. The latter refused 10 waive
the question Of legality, and the
sWad made to Mcssrs. L. ~.
Rollins & son, at s15i .eo2 and &C
erued interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-03
Legal ACTIONS.

rrd,anapoli,. Ind.--On Aprl l. 1889, the III,
d;anapols Decatur and Wesuin
Railroad dcfautcd and went into thSs
hands Of benjamin +. sands anu
r. H. f.. Pierce. trustees or vi"
nortgaee Of the Indianapolis. peg
tur ana Springfield Railroad. IN
Frhrlary, 1892. decree OF foietVUS
me was entered and confirmed WIN
right ~ appeal to the Snplenh"
Court The suit has finally been o.
cid,~l I'm favor Of Sands g. Pierce en-.
forcing the security OF the hrNO .
MORTGAGE ~ :---.-- 49, "a -, , =. and
10 the indianapolis, Decatur anu
Springfield trustees.
NEW COMPANIES.
c,.,c,co. ul.-IIomcs;cad Loan and lnNcSsHnnnmV
N"'''@o' Co.. James ;. Norton, presiu'ht
raUtfal
,.htc,go Ill'TEoyal Arch Mining Coz rh"uu
"'''7' r stock, resident. capital IN
ncn,cr l-IIampon-La Co,te Loan anu ~
D'"'N'' vc-tmcnt Co.. Fred La Cos'e' pr,
dent: Richard Hampton, secret''S
and tr,a-urrr. capital $50 -,
10 do n general Loan and Investment
business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-03
STON!NGT0N LINE.
BOATS.

stesmcrs Saratoga and City OF Troy leave Pier 49,
y. H., foot West l0thst. daily except Saturday, d.
Connect with trains for North and East Sunday
stop at Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-03
Wrean 5teamers.

A NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. q. n
<1s SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON. W.
NEw;TTSo lI b. hoe5UT y! tE bremen.
First Cabin, go and upward. Second Cabin ga
berth. steerage low rates. Steamers sail from Ssss :
spree. Tues. Dec Q, a. M IAhn Tues. Jan. s7sm
Elbe, Tues. Dec 20, am Elbc Tues, Jan. IL An
iiarel Tues, Dee e II an Aer Tyes JAM a. a.
NewYork TO Genoa in less than eleven daya
MH.si H. 10 H. Ka s.sS sl Mar ia
EuIda Pee 81 90 10 M Tglda sat-, Msr II, an an
Fulda, sat- FEB, 10 m iKsser VIII, April S. 10 a..
NEW-Y0RK TO ALIEN ANDRIA, hGYPt.
Ems Tuesday. Jan. 3, 1898 2 ID. m,
NEw:YORK 40 PALERMO AND NAPLES.
Passage soo s IL or 5o sas M Fis
OEIRICHS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-03

Sales Of 81 0. 900 both coupon ana rcgis1eIr' - %
wore made in the last hour AZ an advance o. rtoJ
pcr cent from the bld price; oI,.ina ppI,ota-
s.trcnpth 10 the whole market. Inc closins P''''
tinns we're as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-03
MIA DE yApoREs p0RTUGUEzEs.

l Winter EXCURSIONS ..,ny
/" ' CApIZ OR GIBRALTAR -.
To sail regulihy IN conjunction Win the aSSsd -
olind, and steamer OeNenum the company nave aInovI
their line the new hI-'-tl'NS p"7''"-'' 'N
MARIA. Of 2,5j9 tons; - -, p.,ot-,, wharf
npe oilers splendid accomiod9t on LOT
c,sss passengers seeking 4 mlld'r ',lll' t'-S
INA i,,fn IN Medical attendance on 10
W"r friight passage and other Information ap9y 10
~ ,GEMfN Err BRUNN. General Agents.
lO2 Hroid Sc. "" Nor@. - .,o,t
chas Dasey. Agent ". ~ Nih'Nii' t.N-.,,'f.en
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-03
I NPAN-CHINN
~ OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

steamers leave San Francisco as iollowsi
,rrcrr Thursday, December Is, 3 p. n
OCEANIC (win call at Honoulu).."ed' Jan. " p
S.rTIc Tuesday, January "a D. NJ
,,,,1,c Thursday, Feb %, p ~
Supcrbly ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS accom- oa"'0"s 49,.
Reservations can be made BY letter Or telegram % III
,abn mans seen at 2s7 and 3i3 Broadway, Ne"'f'k
Battery Place. "A. Railroad Builans S'n sIA'
cisco. LELANp si".Nt'.,
~ H. GOODMAN, General Passenger Agent
, 1892-02-16
CATTLE AND SHEEP INTERESTS.
Their Development In the Section OF
Which RawIIns is the Center.


NAhNAiA uAh
Last year there we're shipped from this
point ]. 1000. 900 pounds of wool, and the
wool clip of Carbon county was estimated
to be S250,O 900. The sheepmen-or a
great many of them-were head over
heels in debt, owing in the neIghborhood
of $l15, 600, and during the season losing
a large percentage of their focks from
various causes. But times have changed.
From a careful estimate made BY a lead
ing sheepman of the county over 2.000,-
900 pounds of wool will be shipped from
Rawlins this year, and the value of the
wool clip of the county will exceed $780,
600. and after paying all expenses they
will have left more money than they know
what to do with. This will benefit Raw
Inns to the extent of many thousands OF
dollars.
Then there are our cattle interests.
Rawlins has been in the past. and will be
for a number OF years vet to come, de-
spite the fact that townsite schemers are
trying to wrest this important business
from her. the greatest stock shipping
point on the Union Pacific railway, ship
ping over ] 900 cars of stock last year. A
large number of stockmen are doing 9
thriving business in Carbon county, the
value of their herds running up into the
hundred Of thousands. This is their
shipping point, and will benefit Rawlins
accordingly