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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-22
JUST FROM GEORGIA.
The Billville Hammer.

Inc B1lIvIIlo Bann0r.
Oh. we voted an we voted till the ballot box
was chuck,
An then stuffed in a hundred more jes' for
An then we upped an down'd 'em, an drug
EN- all arOun';
In the rippit an the scuf1e we drug 'em outn
town.
Oh, Wen rake in all the Offices an will tear
the tariff list,
An Wen have more silver money than would
fill nigger's chist;
oh, we're in for reformin; we'll clean out ev
cry stall;
An wen hold an extra session in the old
town hail.
We have held two ratification meetings.
one at Pulliam's grocery and one at our own
house. The one at the grocery was a consider
able success. The one at home was under the
auspices of wife, and full of broom
sticks and other surprising features
The men who are trying to Dust US out of the
office Of constable because The coroner
are losing good deal of valuable time which
they might devote to earning their own liv
ing. The charge that one man can't hold two
offices in Georgia may be true In a general
way but ii don't hold good in this beat.
We are hardly able as yet to do full justice
to the events through which we have been
rapidly passing during the past few weeks.
sky rocket lodged in our right ear for the pur-
pose of exploding. We feel that the word of
the preacher are true. We are all here on
probation.
Bllville ON tho Bet.
If Cleveland wins the lection, we'll have
six pair o boots,
Likewise six hats an twenty shirts and
fifteen Sunday suits;
An he's a-goin' to win it-dont none o. you
forget
An we're a-gittn' in 1t. an Billvllle's on
the bet!
II 'tother man should strike it-we're gone,
without a doubt;
Wen have to sell the old hand-press an
hire the devil outi
But CleyeIand's got to make ft-don't none o.
you forget!
We've got TO have them Sunday suits-so,
BillviHe's on the bet!
w .ch Is Ahead.
at cost Jones 81 day to get beat"
Eyes but it cost Brown IS day to get
elected"
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PISTOLS AND COFFEE.
A Newspaper Controversy Brings Talk 81
,sueIs Hc!ween Alabamians.

Admission, Ala November 17;-(Speclal:l
A bitter newspaper controversy LOT me ''.S'
three DAVIS between alderman n. IL. Reid,
and I. q. Dunn, came near producing Sc,
riors results today in the way of a personal
encounter. and the trouble is not yet over.
There are rumors that Dunn sent held
challenge today to fight it out with pistols,
thnt Reid accepted and that all details for
the duel have been arranged. Neither gen
tleman affirmed or denied the truth OF the
report when interviewed on the subject
Both men are fearless and duel is not at
ali innrohnble, though every effort will be
made to prevent it.
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That's what should be done with the kid
news when they grow sleepy. Their inaction
Drecedes their disease That capital duretic,
Eosfetter's Stomach Bitters, gives exactly the
ri~ht impetus when they become sluggish.
Use 1t and keep out OF danger, for you are
sin it, if your kidneys don't act This medi-
cine is also adapted to malarial and rheu-
matte ailments, want of vigor and irregpaarity
Of bowels. liver and stomach.
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yuDGE TURNKEY IS DYING.
And Governor buchanan, of Tennessee, May
ttold Over Another Term.

Winchester, Tenn, November 14-Chief
Justice Turney, governor elect OF tennessee,
is lying dangerously i'll at his nome hsai THIS
city -, ~ rrr
is no provision in the Tennessee conslltutlon
or stoiutes for Il successor in the event OF
the death of a governor-elect and should
Judge Turney die before he is inaugnrated it
might be that Governor buchanan would~hold
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-22

The husband ION his death bed)-My darl-
ing when l am gone, how will you eyer be
able to pay the doctors bill?
The Wife-Don't worry about that, dear
If worst comes to worst, l can marry the
doctor, you Knoxville.
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The Solid South.

The Solid South.
From Maryland to Macon
You can hear the batterin' ram;
For we've OF ton O Bacon
An right big slice o Ham.
A Safe Position.
"Where's the editor Of this here paper?'
''That depends. If you want to pay him,
he's lookin' at you; If you want to whip him,
he's on the roof. Now. which is itf'
Poor Fellow.
The day that Laura kissed me
Seemed sweet sweet could be;
But the day she sighed and missed me
Was the sweetest day to me!
4 Harmless Visitor.
Editor-Anybody called since I was out?
Foreman-One man.
Edtor-Was he armed?
Foreman-No; lost both In the war.
Office Seekers, Take Noticei
The fellow who voted for you
Is n ghost that hauntS your hearth;
And his wants few when he smiles on you
For he only wants tie earth!
All Happy at Home.
Now that the 'lection's over, an there's
nothin' more to CRATE her.
Old Georges crackin' hckry nuts an roastin'
10 pprt2tpr
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If any young, old or middle-aged man suffer
ing from nervous debility. weakness lack of
visor from errors or excuses will enclose
stamp to me l will send him the prescription
of q genuine certain cure free OF cost No
humbug, no deception. Address j. d. House,
Lock Box b, Albion, Mich.
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Atlanta CIearine Associatfon stafsrner4.
GRAIN. PROVISIONS. ETC.
CONSTITUTION oFrTCM.
ATLANTA, November 1a, 1854.
Groceries.

Groceries
ATLANTA, November 19 -Roasted cofee-ArbuckIe'a
ss8oc q 100 Il cases; Lion 2560c Leverin4 IS % 60c;
Grcen-Extra choice 2oe; choice good 19c, 15c.
common l6i6c. SugGT(irauuIated 554c: powdered &c;
cut long &c; white extra c &c; New Orleans yellow
clarified A4c; yellow extra G &c. Syrup New
Orleans choice 48a50c prime 50 40c common 3oe35c
Molasaes-Genuine Cuba 35Gg3sc; imitation 22325c
Teas-Black 35@5Sc; green oeb0o Nutmeg So t70c
Cloves 25u30c. Cinnamon iG4l2t4c. Allsplce l0folo
Jamaica ginge: 1Sc singapore pepper lac. Mace s0
Rice-FaY TIC; good &c; comm0n5i 6Gt6c; imported
Japan SIC saltHawley's dairy $3.50; cecrean 81 10;
Virginia 72l9c. Cheese-Fu cream, Cheddars II N
cats l2Ibc White fsh-lk bbls $780, pals 6)c. Soap
Tallow 100 bars. IS rs s3e07S.75 turpentne, 50
60 It's S2.26125J. CandIes-Psrain II &C. star l0l5c,
Matches !01sS4oo; 3os $500 49, zoos 81 00a275; 60s
gross. s575. soda-Ksgs. bulk, 3c DO. III package.
5Jc. cases. 10 Sac; do and 3 ms &c; do 4 lbs tic
Crackers EXX soda el5c; Xxx butter 64c; Xxx
pearl oysters &c; shell and excelsior ?c lemon 9c
xxx ginger snaps &c; cornhils Sc Candy-Assorted
stick 6lsc: French mixed l2l5c. Canned goods-Con-
densed mill, s500Gs co. imitation mackerel $685. 6l31
salmon SG00-l75O; FW oysters $1.75 l. W. s35
S. 50l3 53 tomatoes $160 Boil potash $500 Starch
pearilumc; A. Sc; nickel package S3.51celluloid
$500. Pckles-Plain mixed, pints, odol4 quarts
s506i 1850 PowderRife, Ike $S.15; q kegs S2.l6;
kees$L20. ShoG-SI60 = sack
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ATLANTA, November i9-Apples-Fancy Ss7504. 90.
Dbl. Lemons S 10000. Oranges-Florda 81 e1309
q box, CocoanutsSA &c. pireappes s1o092.01 doz.
Bananas-Seected S1.5o ECO. Figs IL disc. Raislns
New California s2:25; Z boxes S5J; 4 boxes Toe. Cur
rants Leshorn eitron 2a021c. Nuts-Almonds IL;
pecans IL allie. Brazil dl0c Fberts II &c. Wanuss
lGc Peanuls-Virgnis, electric light 51a Gs6c fancy
hendpieked 411a5c: North Carolina lallc
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MRS. JONES'S STORY
or the Causes That Led to tho Killing
OF Veal.

of Veal.
Dallas, Texas, November 19.-(Special)
The most sensational criminal case in the
history of the Dallas courts is the habeas
der of Captain w. G. Veal, during the Dali
las fair, about a month ago, which has been
In progress yesterday and today.
One among the first witnesses examined
was the wife OF DR.. Jones, the defendant
Her testimony was sensational in the OK
IRENE, and Is substantially as follows:
I'm 1872, when / was a widow, Mrs. J
IL. Ellington, l was boarding with Mrs
). Ii. Cockrell. in Dallas. 1t was there
that | met Captain w. G. Veal, the man
whom my husband slew about month ago
One evening he came to Mrs. CockrelfS and
she told me to go into the parlor and Ell
terrain him while she went to see about
supper. l did 50 and he (Vea) who, all the
time was Il Methodist minister ingratiat,sd
himself IN my good graces by lies, pleasant
talk ana ahaisle manners. lie said he
would assist me in my affairs, and spoke of
the many orphans whom he had assisted III
educating and supporting. After this ]
met him at Mrs. Cockrelrs on several oc-
casions, always entertaining him il the par
lOr at the request of Mrs. Cockkrel. He
seemed TO take an interest in me and as !
was young / thought he was a good, pure
man. One night | was aroused by see
ing Veal standing at my bedside. !
begged MIN to go away. | was speechless
and clasped my sleeping infant to my
bosom. but Veal wrenched me away and
succeeded III accomplishing his purpose
! was crazed, frenzed. | started to tell
Mrs. COclrell but thought who would be-
lieve me against such a man as Veal. |
went down next morning and Veal knelt
with the family and thanked God for pro
tectjng the household during the night
My heart smote me. | went up stairs and
wrote Veal a letter asking him how he
could offer such a prayer after outraging
me and driving me to the brink of suicide.
restrained only by my helpless infant. !
kept my sorrow to myself until a year ago.
when | felt that | could not die without
telling my husband He was frenzed with
rage and it was all / could do to keep him
from going to Fort Worth and killing Veal,
and he has never since been himself. AT
ter / married DR.. Jones Veal approached
me once or twice, but / always repelled
his advances.
DR.. Jones, the slayer was placed on the
stand, went over the story of his wife's
wrong, admitted the killing, also that he
had sent Veal three or four threatening
letters, but that he was too crazed by his
wife's wrongs to know what he was doing
Other witnesses were examined, but none
Of great Importance.
Or. Jones has the appearance of beng
mentally unbalanced. All during the trial
Yesterday and today the courtroom was
filled to Overlooking.
Mrs Jones has lived in Dallas since she
was a baby and is known by every one.
She lived in New Orleans while with her
husband, J. II. Ellington. The famous
case is attracting universal interest.
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Democrat. San Antonio special says; 1t is
claimed by federal authorities along the
Rio Grande border that large numbers Of
Cinnamon are crossing the river from Mex
ico into the United States each week, and
that the customs officials are unable to
prevent it owing to lack of river guards.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-22

a Maid of Three.
Her life is full of blisses
And free from worldly wiles;
She breakfasts on our kisses
And dimes upon our smiles.
Her smile is like the splendor
OF mornings roSieSt beam,
Our love the pillow tender
Where she lies down to dream!
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4 Long Felt Want.

She is the oceans daughter
Crowned with wreath Of stars,
And Brunswick has deep water
For she needs it at her bars!
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GEORGIA NEWS.
Events OF n WEEK IN THE EN-
PRE- STATE.
Tersely Telling of Passing Events Calculated
to Catch the Eye and Interest the
Eeader-Other Matters.

Now, by the Georgia firesides bright
Our shins we're calmly toasting;
While in the oaken ashes white
The big potatoes roasting!
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-22

Judge Tourgee informs us that Columbus
was liar and every act Of his life was one
Of selfishness and hypCcrisy.-Judge.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-22

ATLANTA. November 19-Flour-E First patent s5.5O
second patent S45; extra fancy So 30 fancy $780, family
5000 $3.50. Corn-No. l white Soc; No. white C:
mixed C. Oats-White 4ic: mixed 42c Hay-Chocs
timothy, large bales sac: No. timothy, large bales
zoe; choice timothy email bales, soc; No. timothy.
small bales, soc; No. Timothy small bales, 75c Meal
Plain &c., DO ted soc. Wheat braularge sacks s5c;
small sacks IS. Cotton seed meal = sl.lo v cwh
Steam ieed-Sl.35 o. cwt. Grits-PearI 6. so.
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ATLANTA. November 10 - Eggs 224o Butter
West creamery 3sc; ctoice Tennessee 20 other
grades io@l2ac. Live poultry Turkeys 10 Gl2sc 10;
hens 3os2 young Chickens large 22 G25; small spring
12a6alac; ducks 20d22Iec. Dressed poaltrv-Turkeys
15M Ice: ducks l5c; chickens l2&3I7c. Irish pots
toes $250aSoo = Dbl. Sweet potatoes new ~ 1ooa
u BIZ. ilOney-Strancd S61oc in the comb Iu<y-29c-
Onions s3.GgeG1.5Q 3 mol. Cahhage 2a2A2c o 10.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-22

NEW YOEK. November 1s-The statistical position,
as made up by Saturdays Financial Chronicle is az
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-22

A ferryman at a crossing OF the Savannah
river demanded and received the boots of Il
penniesS traveller in payment for the fer
rage. The weather was cold, and the poor
fellow tramped barefoo TO the town Of
Cochran, where he died the day after his ar
RIVAL. That ferryman ought to go on record
but his record should be on court docket.
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The Thankful Editor.

Now by the Office stove he warns
In the weather cold and murky,
And dreams, while locking up his FORMS"
OF his Thanksgiving Turkey.
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ATLANTA, November ;9-Clear rib sides, boxed $50;
ice-cured bellies i1{c Sug.r-cured hams l2glSc &C.
cording to brand and California 9sc oreaH-
ast bacon 12Qg121pc Lard-Lea lGAc
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-22

NEW YORK. November 1s-rha total visible supply
of cotton for the world Is SITE, 06s bales. OF which
;, 1888 I68 bales American, against sslI,0S2 and
% 32 bales respectively last year. Receipts at all in
eror 153, 3GS bales. Receipts from plantations
!62, $50 bales. Crop in sight 1852, Isl bales.
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A FreVI"uS I'M NNSEiVIUX'
You can hear Thanksgivin' comm with the
jolliest kind o sound
You con hear the Turkey h0ller for g. mile
or two around;
For he knows that he is in it, he has been
in the past,
An he thinks that every minute is jes' sure
to be his last.
You can hear Thanksgivin' comm with q
rush an with a roar,
An the knives an forks Albumin we
pass the plate for more!
o, it's jolly every minute, In the north an in
the SOUTH
For thu undergraduates in II, an we're
wateriI' at the mouth!
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NEW YORK, November lS-fhe following Is the COM
paratve cotton statement for the week ending today:
Net receipts ct ell United States ports.... 253672
Same time last 323, r63
Showing decrease ......... ....... $500. 1897
Total receipts 2t2, $40
Same time last year .... -. $500. ..~9 .035. 10
Showing decrease ...... ... 81, 249
Exports for the week ...... q i,ejEi
Same time last year 49, ............ .....-- 237, $50
Showing an increase lisa
Total exports to 333, sSs
Same time last year . . 5I9
Showing decrease. ......... ............ "a ,2o5
Stock at United States ports............. II 100
same time last year.. ... .. ...... ...-l ,G6G
Showing 1891
Stock at interior ...- lo0 .32g
Same time last go. ..... ... 1875
Showing decrease ...... .... H. 50?
Stock st Liverpool 1853 geo
game time last So, 600
Showing an increase .. ....... S3l eco
American cotton afoat for Great Britain. 301G0a
Same time last ............... &c. 000G
Showing decrease ..-........... 0Q6d
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Closed steady: sales 234. 700 bales.
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Old Rasper's Comment.
''ffow came this glorious victory,
What was it all about;
How came the loyal democrats
To put the RAIDS to ROUTE
"Why. that / cannot tell" quoth he,
"But twas a famous victory!"
The Cold Weather Signal
The usual cry Is heard again,
Through all the country humming;
It echoes far DER hill and plain:
when is that wood a-comingT
And while the old delinquents rove,
Nor hear that message vocal,
The etit0r-he hugs the stove.
And shivering swears a local!
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-22

Bagaing and Ties
ATLANTA November 19-BagSing-la sxc %
&c; "a Ii 70. Arrow Ties-Slaa
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TAE COTTON MARKETS.
CONSTITUTION OFFICE.
W.T. 81 November 50.
ocal Market firm: mi3dlinc l2-l6c.

Below give tie opening and closing cUoGatl5U5IH
snttnr, f,lturea Nav YORK ICAnN
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-04-16
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES
ANDTRANSPORTATION.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- Office of Indian Affairs, Washington
April 2, 1892. Sealed proposals, Endorsed
Proposals for Beef (bids for Beet must
be submitted in separate envelopes),
Bacon, Flour, Clothing, or Transportation,
ETC., (as the case may be), and directed to
the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Nos.
s. and 67 Wooster street, New York, will
be received until p. m. of Tuesday, May
8, 1892, for furnishing for the Indian
service about 100000 pounds Bacon,
80, 900 900 pounds of Beef on the hoof
200 900 pounds net Beef, 10000 pounds
Beans, 10000 pounds Baking Powder
{, 1900, 900 pounds Corn, $4,000, pounds
Coffee, 9,0Q0,66O pounds Flour, 10000
pounds Feed, 50 600 pounds Hard Bread
10000 pounds Hominy, 10000 pounds
Lard. 500 barrels Mess Pork, $4,000
pounds Oatmeal, 100000 pounds Oats
lao 900 pounds Rice, $4,000 pounds Tea
1870 900 pounds Coarse Salt, 10000
pounds Fine Salt, 100000 pounds Soap
100000 Sugar, and 10000 pounds
Wheat.
Also, Blankets, Wooden and Cottor
Goods, Consisting in part of Ticking
$1,000 yards; Standard Calico, $4,000
wards; Drilling, 10, 900 yards; Duck, fret
from all sizing, $4,000 yards; Denims
10, 900 yards; Bingham, 800, 900 yards
Kentucky Jeans, $500 yards Cheviot
900 yards; Brown sheeting, 24O, 0O(
Yards; Bleached Sheeting, 80 900 yards
Hickory Shifting, 10000 yards; Calico
shifting, 5000 yards; Clothing, Grocer
les, Notions, Hardware, Medical Supplies
School Books, etc, and long list o
miscellaneous articles, such as Harness
Flows, Rakes, Forks, ETC., and for abou
$40 Wagons required for the service, t.
be delivered at Chicago, Kansas City, AM
Sioux City. Also for such Wagons a
may be required, adapted to the climst
of the Pacific Coast, with California brakes
delivered at San Francisco.
Also, transportation for such of tn
articles, goods, and supplies that may no
be contracted for 10 be delivered at tn
Agencies.
BIDS MUST BE MADE OUT On GoVERNMEN
BLANKS.
Schedules showing the kinds and guam
titles OF subsistence supplies required TO
each Agency and School, and the kind
and quantities in gross, of all other good
and articles, together with blank proposals
conditions to be observed by bidders
time and place Of delivery, terms OF con
tract and payment, transportation routes
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-04-16
ROSS AND FIELDER.

Tine Ntw MGylcANs very llustrlous and
highy cgot ST cal friend, his oxexcellen-
cy, i. q. Ross, IS candidate for one of
the dclegateships to the Democratic ma
tional convention. His cX eXcellency is
supported by Ashcufelter and Bantz, by
the Albuquerque Democratic bosses and
the Las Vegas White Caps. The Demo
Gratis OF Grant county are i'll favor OF ldns
l.. Fielder, well known and prominent
Democrats LAWYER of that county. How
ever, the lutter's chances in all likelihood
will not prevail; lie is too independent
for the bosses and they like him not.
The indications are, that our egotstical
friend will have hard time to
carry Grant county, 1t is none of our
fight, but it is nevertheless q certainty
that young, vigorous and bright man
| like ldus L. Fielder, will certainly make
better delegate than his ex.excellency
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-04-16

ooh the tariff, its of no interest out
here in New Mexico saeth the Mug
wump with Democratic leanings. 1t
isn't, Eli? Well let's see, if the lower
house of congress, with its pondrous
Democratic majority, had Its way about!t
every silver lead mine in the territory
would be closed down and filled up, and
as for the wool industry, well, the Repub
leans of New Mexico, whose leaders are
pretty level.headed business men, have
to say on this subject, ave most en-
phaticaly condemn and denounce the
recent action Of the Democratic party in
the lower house OF congress in its attempt
to place wool on the free list, an attempt
which, if successful, will virtually destroy
the sheep and wool interest OF this terri
tory, amounting to more than $l2 900, 0OC
in value of the actual wealth of New Mex
leo" The tariff is no interest out here
Eli? That kind of talk won't do.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-04-16
OPEN The RESERVATIONS.

As real estate agent Uncle Satn seems
to be good deal OF success. After the
Cheyenne and Arapahoe reservation
lands are filled up raid upon the Chero-
kee strip will be doubtless inaugurated,
and for our part we are glad OF it. II the
so-caled Indian Rights association can
be induced to raise an objection, so much
the better, for it will have the effect only
Of advertising the lands all the more.
The warning Of all stockmen out OF the
Cherokee strip certainly looks as if this
would be the next reservation opened to
the home-seeker. This will bring them
one more step nearer New Mexico, and
after while will come the reservation
boomer into the Rocky mountains. Ii
congress passes the Southern Ute removal
bill, fine body Of land on the New Mex
ico- Colorado border will be thrown open
this fall. And, by the way, what's the
matter with cutting down the Mescalero
Apache reservation and giving the home
seeker chance down in Lincoln county
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-04-16

and all other necessary instructions will
be turoahed upon application to the In,
dian Office in Washington, or Nos TO and
81 Wooster street, New York; the Com
missaucs Of Subsistence, L. ). A., Al
Cheyenne, Chicago, Lpayeuworth, Omaha,
Saint Louis, Saint Paul, and san Fran
cisco: the Postmasters at Sioux City,
Iowa; Yankton, :. Dakota; Arkansas
City, Caldwell, Topeka, and Wichita,
Kansas and Tucson, Arizona.
The right is reserved by the Govern.
ment to reject any and all bids, or any
part of any bid and these proposal Is are
invited under proviso that appropriation
shall be made for the supplies by Con-
gress.
Bids will be opened at the hour and
day above stated, and bidders are invited
to be present at the opening.
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
All bids must be accompanied by certi
fed checks or drafts upon some United
States Depository or the First Nationa
Bank of San Francisco, Cal, for at leas
five per cent. Of the amount of the propo
sal.
T. J. MORGAN. Commissioner
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-04-16
MR., GOULD BECOMES CRITICAL.

An Ell Paso reporter found Jay Gould
in rather a critical frame of mind the
other day, and the Wall street wizard is
quoted as observing that the policy of the
A., T. & S. f. in refusing to lay down
Cerrillos coal at Ell Paso as cheap as it
does the coal from its own pits at Trim,
idad was very bad policy, likely to result
in railway competition. Mr.. Gould
evidently has his eagle eye on sorth
Santa Fe county's magnificent coal de-