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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-25
INSIDERS BUY FREELY
mr. RICHMOND TERMINAL srocK
ME s,roIus Of the Tennessee Coal and Iron
Company-An Austrian Count "ea' -"
American-New York News
NV YORK BUREAU RICHMOND IiMrs.
AZ" Fob u 1892

Feb. "a. 1872
In Wall street insiders bought freely OF
R,cbmond Terminal stock to-day, causing
Tho nrioe 70 advance slightly. Mr.. !. T.
olcot, chairman of the reorganization com
mite. General Samuel Thomas ana '"'''"
& Brice had a conference yesterday arc,
,oo, and when il was over Mr.. Olcott sa'u
,bs. the report OF the committee wouio NOV
be ready for publication for seyerai Guys
Ills understood that the scheme OF reau-
srs,ment of securities IS based upon very -"
valuations commensurate with 'no -. .I
depressed condition Of business IN ln so,',h -
Interstate commerce throughout tnc &c. ,ra,.,r
.St,os,s &c iow an ebb as has been AnoNn
49, 49, u,ar A reaction must come sui
and with improved business cohuisiiD;ns Iii
xsius ~ railroad properties and secuii'ieS "'''
naturally rise.
BIG SURPLUS.
7, "a s,ated that the annual report OF the
rrsnneseee Coal and Iron Company VIII $40"
a surplns about $500 900 IN cash ana ron. IN
addition 10 this the company mas increased
It's capacity for producing coaI anu n"9 osnei-
wise improved it's plant waterway. iheie -
800 discussjon of a dividend on the com
1onI .,ock Going on informally, but there are
tuo sides 10 II. which makes II uncertain
vbetber one will be paid. A NUMBER OF
Southern directors OF the company are In
the CITY. and while they are here 1t IS pro-
nosed TO hold a directors meeting wltnin q
few DAYS 10 dispose Of a lot Of routine mat,
20, ;ncluding the election of director TO I'LL
a vacancy caused recently by death. There
ia no official confirmation of any deal" re-
ported as on foot with the company.
TITLE AGAINST GOLD.
Count Rodolphe Fesfetics &c Tolna, Of
austria. and Miss Ella Haggin. daughter Of
Louis Haggin. of No. IL east Thirty-fourth
street. and granddaughter Of }. b. Haggin. the
California copper king and turfman. were
married this morning AT the residence OF the
brides parents.
The Majestic arrived this morning after a
voyage OF six days. twenty hours and twenty
two minutes The distance. 2,o65 miles,
would make her time on the short route hye
DAYS. fifteen hours and ffty-four minutes the
fastest ever made.
OTHER NEW YORK NEWS.
The trustees Of the Cathedral Of St. John
the Divine will receive a gift OF SlOO,O0O rom
the corporation OF Trinity churCh. A.
saints day. November !, 1892, Will be the
date on which the cornerstone OF the caVno-
dral should be laid.
Charles L. Wills to- day obtained an order
of the Supreme Court in Brooklyn on the
sheriff for the sale under foreclosure OF
s52 600 mechanics lien of DR.. Iamages tab
ernacle. The property Is 10 be sold IN one
marcel subject 10 the mortgage Oh slOJ'OOO
held bv Russell Sage as well as other liens.
Bank-wrecker James A. Simmons VIII De
removed on Saturday from Ludlowstreet jan
10 the f,rie county penitentiary. IN which ne
will serve his SIX years sentence
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strengthened Reports Of damage TO Witt in,s'
wheat from tie West we're followed by rnsa.s-
factory reports from Southern hussia. ,iaed n
suit was sharp covering aud Irices SiGg rmer
90 per cent higher. Spot lots cioseeeaf 80 No. .
SPOT sales OF No. red winter az Sliv'' a. o,Jf.
red winter. February. CLOS: do. March S''''@'
do. April, si0jfl; do May. ti.Oil7. ~ s,rono
Corf-Options were fairly. actlFo Scot lois
to-day. closing s.a5lc. higher. 80 ,st' -
closed firm. Spot sales OF No. IL, , 80 8st1c
No 2mixed. February, 364c.; 90 "'' W.
do. May. $40 I'D olosino
Oats-Options were dull but stead b cigihs
unchanged. Spot lots closed hrn " ~ . 10 AZ
Spot sales Of No. ! white AZ 39tsc'' NJ 40 osttc
3S4@3fsc. No. ] mixed. &c; 10, LII 9si1c
No. mixed. February, 36c1a. 40 ."
do May. 6l.c.
Pork dull mess. s9.75ei0.50. ~, aeon
Lard steady: February, S61H Mag,,,ccoovado 50
Sugar-liaw quiet but STEADY, III rsc y. refined
test. &C.: centrifugal. g6 test .-i'I ,.,,,x4ered
steady; loaf AMI crushed, Ja51sc.' pGG'ssi.c.:
4ssp4c: granulated. i@ii4c. cunes, 4 AZ
mould a. 3-l5s4 5-l6c.; coniechon0''
Gic. 80 p;o carroes.
Cofee-spot lots steady; fair no cs Santos
1910. Futures closed weak; 40 sI94 O:
No. :, February, 3lfl3; MARCH,
Auril, ei2.gj: May. si2sj- .c4ive and
Pipe line certificates were more eo.'i,enina
steady. Sales 5000 barrels. March, '"''"
and highest soc: lowest. 5,c.; closed ''ge.. g., =,
The market ruled steady. Npiril7 % ~ IL lar
closed az sOa iOivc tho latter machine iuauo D"'
Rosn closed quiet at sl.9o for common common sl'8''s
for strained and si.8J for good strained
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THE PEAsANrs CIV SrARyE.
Tolstoi Ordered to Cease His Philanthropy
Because of a Publication in London.

LONDON. Feb pa despatch to the Stan
dard from Moscow states that Count
Tolstoi. who has been engaged in tho
work Of relieving the distress in the famine
districts. has been ordered by the Gov
ernmet TO return 20 his estate. rms
action is taken in consequence of letter con
cernipg tho famine which was recently pub
lished in London as written by Count lolstoi.
The Government holds that the letter was
unpatriotic.
Countess Tolstoi has written letter deny
ING that her husband was the author OF the
London letter.
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snring wheat HIGHER: No. , in store. 99l2e
A. No. 2 eiaS5c. sales by samples. T. o. b.; No.
.. o8s94 No 3, s59s6c No. e. s0Sa@ &c. WINTER lte
wheat higher: No. red in store gfs5e, c.
Sales by sample f. %. d.. No 2re,i' ''@ ''52o'' No'
red. 9)agc: No 4Ted. 17i4@.tR. .-,,..,-,,. .
Corn higher: No. in store, geo 81 g.
No. , yellow. NC. Sales bv sample f. o. b.; No.
. yellow 3-16c.; No. No. white. t2c'i 10 Do
3Ga3sisc.; No. white. 3s'iHa,'4c.' NO. % yeIlo"'
$50 ssltc.: No. T. 55e3lc ..,.,,- ~
Oats higher: no. IN store, l95s@@34c; No.
3. 2sl5c: No 3 white. 9ila3'lc. sales ny SAM
ple T. o. b.: No. p 29l6d3lc.; No. white.
5la82c.; No. 9, 2sl4 ag9ilc.; No. 3 white 255se
SIC. ...-,l. ,-,o
tierces at 5000
s5.s7I0: 10000 pounds on private term.
Green Bellies Sales $1,000 pounds average lo
10 l. pounds, at tl.s5.
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ST. Iorrs Mo-. Feb. 2f-Flour firm but quiet:
natont. s445oi.55: fancy. So sJa4.l0: choice, s39
@I40. Family. s8I0oA2O Wheat higher; lehrn-
arv. qfl4c. nominal; March. 9ii4c. nominal; May
qlf llaql9lc.: July. >N'rA,7ifc. asked. C"In
bffher. February. 3i5.c.: March, 3Jtlc nominal;
Nav. ssls lsilc.. asked. Oats higher; May
8-ac. Pork-SJandard mess. e925 Lard-l.riine
steam. 1923 Dry salted Notwithstanding 5' ,c-i
Ions si5e. cloarrihs f5sc.: shorts. G14c. Bacon
Boxed shoulders, rf4ils, longs ANA tleA4 4i"'i
al roo fTl. shorts. tifUe hl.
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CurcAco Feb 2i-Wheat rules strong to-a Ia.
On IAN ~ a cod wave in he West a large as
crease in the available supply AMI highSSii g Se
ing cables. Last prices we're '4el'so' N'@
Corn was more active, and closed 2ss7'''
higher. HeceIpts, i3b cars. ,,,+ - %
Oats we're very dull. aud strong, IN syiiir5h'ny
with wheat and corn, and closed ~ H's i'0''
HOG products we're in better demand IorA
gained 3lc. lard 7Isc and ribs, l2lsc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-25

TSros srOcE YARDS. LII. Feb. %. attic re
GENTS 1910 steady. common % heavy t2A e
81 -0. gf0ckers and feeders. 1928 t3 -; COWS
and bulls. ss7J@a,5. Hogs Receipts. @.o5'
strong: 5af0c. hIlher: heavy. sti0s4..0; mixed
and medium. ti.i04io''r' ARht' ei.iO I'D
Sheep-Recelpts iOn; hlneri common lo oA'l~'
s4f5a6. lambs. So 90.
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Extending Kecinrocify.

LONDON. Feb. 23.-The Vienna correspon-
dent of the Times says that negotiations for
the establishment of reciprocity relations are
about to be commenced between Austria and
the United States.
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wilmington.

WuwiSGroy. y. g., Feb. .l-sprits turner
tine firm al Sc Rosin firm: strained sIll'
good strained sl.lj. Tar steady al sl,o Oiuhs
turDentine steady; hard, 81 yellow dlp' sl'.''
.rH. =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-25

Eor Oyer IiflN Nenr.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing -Syrup has been used
for children teething. IL soothes the child,
fottens the gums. allays all pain. cures wind
collie, and is tbs best remedy Tor dizrrhcea
Twenty -hye cents bottle
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80 poMNLoN sIEAN--- Z


Steamers leave Richmond fhnl ..5rs
.,IFRlDAA. Manifest closed ono
800, .1e,nsrs leave Now YORK. .r... az. ID
rNFpY WEDNESDAY aut r .| ...
n errivIng .n Richmond N'N|f
ie.s.rJer acc0mma'a.ons an
c'iin fare ID New lorA 'lt ..' 500
ro''te ,iociuding meals ani ...I.,
, lDn,SI win ticket. limited to ilA.I 800
amer date Of lasue...... ~
Storage with sulslstch. .....
$500 without su. s.,.ei'e ..t....
G'fin fare ,ia Ohosafea. a'-
road; 90. 49,. i..s6m6ai aat i,.ss.-- 100
IT, ,'.....'.'-.c can he obtained al \ ..rI Hcl-
a, sst~s.t Chesapeake ANA '' ...r.aI
aie,,'l snd petersburg dcp1i. a" ......i,
ihoi .,. ',6i Main street ana WEI
oileo3' tf received daily until MONDAYS
Io'sn,,s,.rs leaving ldchnona r-nll5ti
eri ISrsssN1"h\S. WEDNESDAYS, Ol.. s.
tsrf'R5ANS by the 'hosarfaA. .ni
"a ~ Newport New 81 AZ
Wa - and potfrsnurt ram .U.. OLA
10y Nj. vii make epihts
IN steamer leaving those lefn Accents
VII" GEOAGE ". ALitN y ...l5.t a14
ias-a Company
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Lrvrppoo1. Feb. 2l.-Ihe market fog spot cot
ton is dull at unchanged prices Alu"iiHs "p-
lands, Bad; sales. 5000 bales
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LEAYE RICHNONn.

>,,... IRAN NO u. 8.DA. n
\OJIHEkN EXPRESS daily for D,,-...
-, Greensboro. Winston SALON.. Drrt.-33
raleigh, handleman, Salisbury. Ashov.Nn lt
Springs, Charlotte. Columbia. A.s.n. t.,,.'..,,'
Atlanta birmingham. Montgomery. NJ .
leans, Texas and California Pullman 49,.
tlfeping-cars Richmond % Danyil.s ana H..
vie 10 Aslovilo. Hot Springs and Knor,
also Danyil3 Oh Atlanta. Birmingham r.,
PMS anu Kansas tltY No.. without clar,,
,,,...,,. IEAlN No. p 3.OOP ~
l. ADJ MAIL, daily. for all points Sorth am
,oOutNest Connections 40 N1sa.y Jnr,.'.
lot armyille and iOWhatau raj road. at Fe.'
no ior llarksflue. Oxford. henderson Ir-
rIs eiiA ana Raleigh through coach NcamorI i,
n@l-lsA. ar IauuI.e with Pullman ..eer.r 20
e1s4' ,a ana Atlanta; no Greensboro fr I.-
I1aii'' tdlel3h. dc.. makes no connection ~
i,e..a.tIy Tor lsneVille or Western A0rff ls---
.;be,i slfl ,qn Washington ami Southwest 81,
s s.9piel Limited, souih-bouni leaves Danr
farlor car between Richmond AMI DanvH.
, ,.rrr. KAN so. f1. 6s1 II. 81
\ nLllA ACCOMMODATION. daily r.....
i,..,ii"5 Tor Amelia Courthouse anl a,-.
-, ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
81, t.th 10. 70 .ij A. 81. No. 0.5.8P r.. ~.
NOkK RIVER LINE VIA WEST POINT
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Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria.


Is one OF the chief blessings OF every home.
To always insure good custards, puddiugs.
sauces. ETC.. use Cal! Borden Eagle Brand
Condensed Milk. Directions on the label.
Sold 10y your grocer and druggist.
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rnnAcco ENCmANGE.

CHARLESTON. S. c.. Feb. 2i-kosin hrm at
q Ll Iurnantlno firm % &c.
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RAILROADS.
'cHEDULL N Effect FEBRUARY .os

SHORTEST AND QJlDnb-r ROUTE sof.r.,
AND SOUTHWEST. 0e'i
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A TLANTIC COAST LINE
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
Commencing MONDAY. JANUARY a. 1892.
atsA. NJ. trains on this road will run as follows
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
trrfra



os.ff. ~. 50 and g5 make no stops Nos p anl
- stop on signal % Manchester, Ccntrall ant
Chester tJt. - slop on signal al llal.
cre.fer. urewry's. Oenfr3la anl Chester so 2r
s-o.s on signal az Manchester only FOR passen.
ofrs purchasing tickots ID regular stopping
Siscos Tor this train youth q Petersburg Nos
&. IS. Be- 80. 80, 81 an will SOP or signal a.
al station PULLMAN CAR SERVICE
IN Trains sos if.lJ and 2lsl0eplng-ca-s n0t-N7a
Now York and Tampa Tia. wa Jacksonville
On trains NOS - 2ni II ti.eplng-cars Dct83el
Now York and Charleston. On Trains NOS ef
and IS aleoplng-cars between Aew orr AMI
JAcksOnYlAc va ram 80. r
r--rel Sew d rk and -evonnah. On Trains Nos
~ AMI g2 eloeping cars between Richmond and
LynchDurg. Va.
wFF NlW YORK AID FLORIDA SPECIAL.
conei4fing of AtsfInuie pullman AIRS OnlrIflres
Rchmonl soutr-i ound 40 80 H. III. Mon Jaws.
Wefnt.dev- ami lrIlay3. ANA leaves IetefsNur.
,.,rt6- lounl ats A. NJ. on tuesdays, Thursdays
AMI Seturdays Extra fare IS charged ON this
T rTTls oNLY ALL-RAL LINE To. NORFOLK
p,oh, d.hAf~ .o:olA.M rorfolk......:is5AM
,iicnmond b.ll Z. a. AoriO.S 49,. 8:J j. "
tN.orfoiS.. $50 4 "a. llchmont go. IS A y
- 1I'6e trsins leaving llch ont 90 % Oj 4. H. an
Norfolk at4.0) II. H. ago solid trains netWoon
theee two points, and passengers 90 through
without change OF cars Close connections ara
also made AZ Petersburg by mo o;t' l. u tram
from Richmond and tho SD y 81 tram from
A99E ra,n. leaving Richmond az 1000 A. NJ lsD
p Al aud il:U i. NJ, and arriving az Rich.
- az 4. ~ $40 L. a. anu 80 H.
,n.fs close connection AZ petersburg 10 AMI
s~,n, Farlav.llO Lynch0Irs s-1 'I.st
buperlntendonS
T. T. D. MYERS.
General superintendent
TN EMERSON frame 4@-A-ss
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PHILADELPHIA RilIN1hIl a..
.,..o,,,,8i .a.l'nr aag. every llL7.'l .f
FFf0h1 TAT 81 M..ani efory 81. r..
Frci tht for tuesday and ifI'. .l.r
ceIvei u.l uaJ A. 80. Ior ......
ulI5P 81 Saturday ife.sA. i.-..
SPN SOD
Fare io Philadelphia. .........
Tor further informal on allI .nnr..
General ,oHaefl
I .
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4 RIVER LINEyA WEST POINT

= TIT 7 = = I|| T TTTTI u
.f5 A. 3d. '''' --' 10.
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- AOIDMMDUAIION. IaIT r-.--l
.'.,l'l"{ ior Amelia Courthouse aal at.-.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-19

OMAHA, May 19,-In the general Metho
dist conference yesterday, Dr. Swindells
offered q resolution declaring that the
army and navy Of the United States
should be instructed IN religion and good
morals, and asking congress to provide q
competent and sufficient number of chap
lains for this purpose, and recommending
that board of three bishops be appoint.
ed by the conference to pass upon the
qualifications of all Methodist preachers
applying for chaplainship in the army
or navy.
The resolution was referred to the COM
mittee on temporal economy.
A resolution to adjourn the conference
sine die on May 26 was defeated.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-19
Gould in Mexico.

Cry OF Mexico, May 19.-An import
ant concession for new standard gauge
line of railway has been granted to run
from this city to the Pacific portion of
seihuatanejo, south of Mazanilla. 1t is a
small but deep and safe harbor. The
subsidy is at the rate of $4,000 per kio
meter, granted in subvention bonds bear.
ing per GENT interest, but not to be re-
ceived until five years after the line is
built. 1t is reported that this line may be
built with view to amalgamating it with
the old Vera Cruz railway so as to make
an lnteroceanic standard gauge line. 1t
Is also reported that Jay Gould designs to
build from Ell Paso to this city, taking a
route along the eastern slope of the Sierra
Madres. That is ell-timbered country,
and contains many mines.
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take effect abont lime ia GRANTED Sd ID
Lent Peter G. Harris 18th infsntrv "
Tas' Ta". W. ~ sr.. " =, .''. s.n y'
Lease aH ol % hosehGe lor lo9r months' 10
InHe I eIgct % acouC Sune 5 10, 10 granted ls,
L.eu'. LIT u; rtpfa;lo pa ~. olckel, nn cava'fv, ana
i'e rs au'ho''~eu u ~ oeyono the sea.
Upon recommendation OF the medical
director OF the department., Private Henry
Gilbert, hospital corpa, will proceed from
Fort Apache to Whipple Barracks, and
report to the commanding officer for tenn
porary duty.
Upon recommendation of the medical
director of the department, lst Lieut.. Paul
ShiIock, assistant surgeon, will accom-
pany the battalion of the 18th infantry,
from Fort Granite San Carlos, and thence
the oath infantry battalion to Fort Hua
chuca.
sergt Nails p Yuroenson sona, corns
Fort Tbomo" r. wiII nrocead S ~ oT1ps, Epst
Grant, A, r, renortinc mon bis arrival 70
a. aG,,,,,,,1;,,f. g. r. .i,o,'a G,
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A Tamlnany SDIIt.

New YORK, May 19.-For several days
there have been rumblings of coming
trouble in Tammany hall, IN which the
names of Croker, Grant, Gilroy, Martin,
Purov and other chiefs are ominousy
mixed up. The threatened breach is
believed to be no trivial affair that can
easily be patched up. The next mayor
atty nomination probably has a great deal
to do with the impending discord.
Grants nomination will split Tam.
many in two," was the declaration day
or two ago of brave who had been max
ing distribution of loaves ard fishes for
the last four years.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-19

Frank Masterson has opened a cab
met shop two doors from the cleo
trio light house, Water street, and
is prepared to do all kinds Of
cabinet work. He is also agent for
Santa Fe county Of the celebrated Kelog
weather strip which has been successfully
placed in several buildings in this city,
and gives such well known references as
Hon. E. A. Fiske, Hon. T. B. Catron,
Sister Victoria, G. w. knaebel Julius H.
Gerdes and +. w. Seward.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-19
Hawaii tO i Oiu the limited States

VICTORIA, B. c.. May l9.--P. D. Higgs,
editor of the Chariot, stownaPrince Ed
wards IslandJ Guardian, no has just
returned here from Honolulu, expresses
the opinion that in less than a year from
the present time the stars and stripes will
be floating over the Hawaiian kingdom,
as political signs on the islands all point
th0t Way
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-19
CONDENSED NEWS.

A slight earthquake was felt at Penn
Yam and Dunkee, N. Y.
o. G. Cooks house, Elmwood, Neb.
was destroyed by tornado.
NJ. J. Foster was inaneurated governo
OF Louisiana, at Baton Rouge.
A. r. Autrey, wife and child, wer
killed by runaway at Adel, Ga.
A cyclone in Turkey valley, Greer
county, Texas, killed FIVE persons.
Chicago Peoples party state delegate
suggest that the state own the coal mines
Fully 10000 men are out of work froa
the granite cutters strike in Massachu
sets.
The three negroes who raped Mrs
Bryant at Chitdersville, Ala we're lyn
ched.
A bomb was found on the doorstep OF
DR.. Teed, the Chicago Messiah" Want
ed to send him to heaven evidently.
Nine. Marie Andrea, convicted on DR.
Parkhurst's testimony, was sentenced tC
prison for one year.
George Wallace Delamater. a promi
nent Pennsylvania Republican, is seri
ously ill at Titusville.
Over 2O0, ZOO, 900 feet of lumber is now
in the great log jam in the st. Croix river
at Eagle. Quite jam that.
John d. Rockefeller has donated $50,-
900 to the endowment fund OF the Second
Avenue Tabernacle church, New York.
Gabriel Valentino and Sebantian Pario
fought duel in the Italian quarter, New
ark, N. j. Both may die. The fool killer
was there.
Acting Grand Chief Ramsey will prob
ably be elected grand chief by the Order
of Railway Telegrsphers now in session.
at Chattanooga.
An antitrust suit against the American
Preserves company, capitalized at $2,
SOC, 900, is on trial at Chicago before
Judge Blodgett.
A real estate man named Clifford, or
Clifford Banmgarter, formerly of Denver,
is wanted for a $500 embezzlement at
GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
The daughter of the Rev. William
Brunt, near Fayetteville, N. c., shot and
killed A. L. Gilmore, notorious outlaw,
as he was entering his room.
Frank ]. GRANGE, salesman in Holden
stedt & Windhard's dry goods store, Gin.
rinnati, shot Miss Hattie Hagendorf and
himself He has died. Unrequlted love.
Immigration Inspector Osborne says
American mine owners get around the
alien labor law through letters written by
employees already in the mines.
As a climax to family feud the Adams
Iamlly shot from ambush Ira Mullens, a
his wife William Mullens.
John Chapel and Charles Moore. A
regular Tennessee family affair.
E. N de Boissiere, Topeka, Kss., has
leeded to the Odd Fellows 5000 acres of
and with 500 head of cattle, representing
100000. 1t is to be converted into
nome for Odd Fellows orphans.
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A Erenchman on Blaine.

PARIS, May 19.-M. Paul des Chancel,
recently i'll the United States on mis-
sion from the French government, is an
enthusiastic admirer of James G. Blaine.
He expected to find Mr.. Blaine an emf.
nent statesman, but was hardly prepared
to find him statesman of such extraordi
nary calber. "In fnesse," SAID NJ. des
Chancel, "Mr. Blaine is the diametric
opposite Of the old European notion of
American political men, He places Mr..
Blaine on the first plane of living states.
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brief WlRINGS::-


WAeHINGToN, May l9-The senate
committee, has decided that the river
harbor bill, as reported to the senate, OF
S2l BAG 975, was too large, and reduced it
by $5,336, 743, being as25 per cent reduc-
ton on oil appropriations.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-19

Received at Cbas. Neustadt & Co., so,
900 cigars of different brands and grades,
which will be sold at prices which were
never before known in this country. You
will not have to pay for the name OF the
maker, bnt will receive actual value for
your money.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-19
Sanders Arid Land Bill.

WAsHINGToN, May 10 Senator Sander;
has reported from the committee or
public lands his bill providing for setting
aside certain portions Of the arid lands In
different states and territories for irrigation
b,lrpOseS
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-19

Wanted-Agents to sell our choice
nursery stock. Write quick and secure
territory. Address Nav Brothers, Nur-
serymen, Rochester, n. Y.
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Proposals.
U. S. Court HOUSE & p. o. BID,

U. S. Court HOUSE & p. o. BID, [
Santa Fe, N. NJ, May 16, 1921
Sealed proposals will be received until
IL O'Clock noon, June l, 1892, for furnish
ing fuel, lights, water, ice, miscellaneous
supplies, washing towels, hauling ashes,
and sprinkling streets for this building
during the fiscal year ending June 80,
1893, or such portion thereof as may be
deemed advisable. The right to reject
any and oil bids is reserved by the treas.
ury department. l.. A. HUGHES,
Custodian
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-19

Santa Fe natural ice furnished in large
or small quantities Leave orders at
Cartwright's or Emmerl's store.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-19

Book binding to the Queens taste and
at American prices at the New MEXICAN
book binderv.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-19

a large, fine room on the fret floor OF
the Palace hotel, at u low price.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-19

The latest and best forms Of mortgage
deeds and chattel mortgages are for sale
at the New MEXICAN Printing office.