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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-09
A Waspish Sting.

What some waa terms ''the business end Of Q wasp"
sings with sesrcely scutenes than the acid
lions Of gas the stomach the euet that
scserized heartburn Never there Of indi.
esstion without this sympom. Both and effect
removable BY nne oAmntvs tonic. Hosteters
sch Bittsrs which confer regularity and Ngor upon
discrdered and enfeebled stomach certainty and dis
patch. Besides checking the pranks OF rebelous
ach Bters wakes up dormant liver, and
bowsl 10 sct Ike cockwork An immense reputation has
alae ban hy this professionally approved medicine
nsaas Of ersdicAting and preventing maia trouble end
6ountsEaetng tendency rheumatism and kidney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-09
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET.

London Nov. g. 4 D. m.-Consols. 81 Sl6 for money,
and 81 Sic for account NewNork PENNSYLVANIA and
Ohio first mortgage bonds. 3S Canadian Pacific sos
io5i Msxcaa Ordinary, ~; 81; Paul 81.
cw-York Central. ll42; Pennsylvania, sos Reading.
30 Mexican Central new As 70', Bar silver 3s'sd pr
ounce money Il. per cent The rate OF discount "a ne
2ed2's per cent Paris advices quote per cent rntee
32ia confines the and exchange
on London at 25 francs 10 confines for checks The
bullion the Bank Of England on balance
to-day E23 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-09

Chicago. Nov. s.-"The Evening Journal" reports'
Catte-Kecelpts 1000 head shipmnts 500 head mar
kct uong best native IS sHas57S good e ehSi lee
WcuInl s3coi &C; cows, III 5OGs3 % Hoss-tSs
eept. 1900 head; shipments, 5000 head; natsst log
hpher rough and common, IS Asa 30 90 packers Eh9
mixed IS o5as5 So heavy and baehs.s, g re
S 80 oos 60 se' . sIS gs' Zoo
market qS but strong sSm%Os neglected. pss ga
q rs; Mexcsns, % 60a$S 10; LAMBS. 81 76eSo To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-09

Liverpool, Nov $, p m.-cot;on1 Futures closed firm
livery ?s-0id buyers: November ana December do
livery 3s0id buyers December and January delivery
4 3.0id buyers January February delivery 4l.04d
buyers; Febrlaiy and March del.,e,y - 6tas 3t'otai
NAV delivery I is.4di 1904; Nav June delivery
5O0ta4 5l.0id June aud July delivery, 53-64d value
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-09
BUTTER.

Receipts Tor nle day. % 0 pkgs. Export' tor week
election holiday, and H., dulnrss has given ri-e 70 a
feeling that market f. easier Possibly this Is
IN respect cradas but for The highest lualiue,
Of tabo the supply Is not excessive and values
fairly ady stat" creamery has now dropped into
second place the generally p99'er quality Of receipts un.
Lifting FOR best ode ENtN Western Is selling at
20 a3Oc Tut It absolutely p'rtct stok reach
thu outside figure Very choice lots arn Offering at Use
and cocd dca OF useful fresh creamery 1, Offering at
25d25c. Hold Creamery not moving % any eNtnt Fine
and dat half tubs nhnd and hold
nrnly. but the lower grades well entire
dairlcs nrIns. dull and easy. Exporters have
taken upward OF 5000 tubs OF factory lt l5Htfl6ec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-09
Nfm Dnblitdtlcns.

D>T17TTOT'S "Anatomy Mclanchol;y,", W ,0nn,.
Is Art Of Love Mctano rphnSs eit,on,. chess Junlus
Rrvc''s American common" PRATT 15j Gh's'c
Letters. - az Stanrs
~ H. d. and the Remedy. by Prof HARlrl
p,pKFR AN LOYG co lo19 Arch.t. rhna, ra'
PAh 20. should read llttc book Atncha"uL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-09
CHEESE.

Receipts ,cor I've days 80 045 boxes last week. 1857
boxes Exports. RA8 boxes. Fair business has
done week and the market has shown further
the best grades OF funsdc stock AT the close
really fancy lots Of either c0ortd or Whit DE had
below iOsc and few lots have reached lO.c: the
sido figure is generally asked for white and has been
made for special lots OF coored A combnat,n fectoy
brought more under peculiarly strong Competition,
transacton involving 300 boxes OF the Marshhed
combination has recently 70 the surface. Small
size full selling mainly At 1O,allc special
sizes holding higher Under grades OF full cream
ruling quiet Large sire Chensnso County part skins Of
good quality fairly salahle and steady. but small
sizes are abundant. very duh and weaker Liverpool
state factory fall cream. Sept. white. loAdl0',
STATE factory full Sept, cnlrrd fancy. 0Ad
STAT factory. full choice. lO1
state factory full cream good t. pTii'-...... 9eytl0
state factory coYmon o. tar:.:.. ia %
boring COUNTIES small size choice e19 o..
factory. skims ANAL size. fs TO prime %
Stat Stat factory actor" pos 'xi s. '", s.'
Sat- is sssry Fart : :s@s s q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-09
THE MARHETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For the week ending November 7. 1902
BEANS AND PEAS

Receipts FOR five diys-BeenS 2415 ibis peas 10 $50
lush ENrort--Bcans 1890 pkgs pos $50 bbls. Inn
ports, 40 bags beans. Marrow bcans have been
plenty quiet and lover slightly easier feeling has also
rrnaln so previously quoted Few turtle soup sold
az - 50: would dclnN sharply under much Increase
In the supply. California lmas hold steady. Fair trad
IN fn,nlrn nnchangNd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-09
BROOKLYN nea! estate.

Tor SALE.-supcror house. containing all improve
mcnts with stable and extra grounds without Nos
oil and 500 81 Mark 1871 o.d 1856 Urook W, ya
/ Iot - rgen.st 217 Iacihc-st. o4G Dcan.s, and
07 and 80 Hnnrockht' oPh Tor Inspection. c. !.
SANDS ,2o1 Funon-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-09
Alusieal Instruments.

AN ASSORTMENT OF SECONDHAND GRAND
Upright and Square Plano. o. our male perfect
Pianos Of o'hs, sTo"FsS %sks' T. v2S low prices
las 9th Ave-" near 2nth ST.. New. ERIK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-09
SUNDRIES

NUTS-Peanuts steady; quoted at 4Ec for fancy hang.
picked and 2i.GS1. farMers Spanish sheed ITeey
offered at 5d5isc fer No No 2 Sa3ao viretnis No
sheed 3c, and No at 2leNc. Chestnus scarcer ana
finer closing ds6 80 per bush or far 20 choices
Very few hickory nuts here yet and deHana so"o
~ 30 per bush. 49,.
BEESwAX-ouict aud steady; Southern eu0sed
HoNEY~Ncw quoted at Ioal7c per n. {" 70 eolss
and style Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-09
nnnrino Nca0cmles.

-~-~---~---- ,IS los West 55th-st.
LEXANpEn Ma LA Ui.sSss IN dancing terms &C., see
circulars :, nal i,
II ERNANDoS ACADEMY; 10 All the new and
,.h,anahis dances taught rapidly seha lOr
~ GEORGE DODwoETH,, AVENUE.
!. NO 6sl fIfIh Mems class commences
Monday Dec. 9th. New I uNo-O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-09
MILK AND CREAM.

The daily average receipts Of milk and cream ~ the
different railroad distributing points IN and near tr cV er
the week have been follows Erie 81! cans OF MIX
20 cans OF condensed MIX ana 100, cans OF
cream; Pcnnsylvania. Pou ghkaepse ana boston.
Is car: Of milk susquehanna o cans o. mk g 10
Of cream Llckawanna. l15 cans OF MIX ana -
OF cream: Ncw.York Central and Hsrem 20oS cans
~ milk 10 condensed milk ard 10 cans OF cream
NcwYork CITY and Northern. $40 cans OF mix; New:
Haven and Hartford ilb cans q milk ontario u Ha
Western $50 Of milk and 100 cans OF cream yves!
shore 1850 Of milk Is ~ condensed milk and
II OF cram: NcwJerSey Central 20 cans OF mix
and 10 cream and by miscellaneous short routes
1000 cans Of milk and 80 cans OF erNa The eota daily
been OF milk. 1914 OF condtn sea
milk and 357 cans The average price paid for
the surplus the platforms has been 81 90 can OF forty
ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-09
10 Eei for rusinees purposes

49,
LARGE BUILDING. bet part Of Fulton.s:. TO lcsse
~ NUL.AND q WHITING. Beehmsnst.
LARGE NUMBER Of lofts ., let; ell sizes all prie.,
n LAND Il WHITING. Doekman.s.
Unusual OPPORTUNITY.
" Basement stare; paror and second floors; also
studios. All elrpanty cnraof linn dlatc pos q, non
Low rcpt. Apply Headquarters OF the InteyuStio nj
Order OF the Kings Dau eht"s and Sons, l5S WeS DAD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-09
Ciln proprrtp for Sale.

4 25FOOr FOURSIORl BROWNSTONE HOUSE
~ for sale NO i2i Yves. End ave.
between s5n seth sts. Handsomely decorated finest
10 auOB the avenue
decorated three Dyelncs
on West End.aNe.. between 07h and 9sth ats nnished
in hardwoo throughout ready for Immediate Ok ,panry
Before purcha Ing elsewhere examine The row Of eerAnt
Residences West oGthst l26 ieet from Central Park
finished In hardwood throughout; superb location
We,chmin always tho premises.
4. FITZPATRICK. Builder and Owner
az TO 90 West 67thS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-09
3neirutilon.

For Yonrg Ladics-City.
DEPARTMENT M young ea laag VIZ" S fq ns eH sss;
1s,h ms9' r III D. p' cPen, iri at O.."
80 West iothst.
101P6TYG 1XT DAY SCHOOL FOH GIRLS.
,s NJ! 20 en 49, H. aaEXiRDvEn rrlncipal.
,ytss GIpBoNs' SCHOOL ron GIRLS % west
vi rthit s. ciiy = Win yJ1. ,cG2'n september o.
'e" 0O''D'"S Nix SARAH II. EMERSON Principal.
M rs NADi'oN A'ii ii'opensd october 81.
n1ADEMoIsELLE VICTIMS
wi sCHooLtFoR GIRLS.
IFS West 73d.st.. reoIens Cot g.
Kinderraren conducted in French
y,eproof school building being constructed loo ana
1872 West 7ithst VII b ready Tor oceuiSHe3 ~ Wv,
MISS 5. D. DoKtMUs
HI BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOh GIRLS
REMOVED TO 1S5 MADISON AVENUE
vi KS ''N"NN 20 YES 45THsT, a.,
r'"s a?s Day t5 S'G 3v for 6i sGs'. oct 9th
n!ssss $9Fzaas and De-, F.. ... a
TIVE MISSES GRrvNELLs DAY SCHOOL, FOR
L GIRLS o. East 5ith~t Primary prcpar,'ory. ara
acn. end collegiate de,arcnts knde'-arten october To-
cor Of West P na;T. N an ,'' v1s NORMAN
For Boys and Young Men-City.
n LAssEs FOR BOYS 20 Fast 6ith.s,.. reopen Oct g..
''''" THE MISSES GRINSELL-
RVING SCHOOL. 20 WEST 59rHST,- AL dep1Tt
). A. A'" LoG Il IS !. KAY. n. !.
Miss CARRIER, formerly with Miss NJ NElNLI.
vi School boys KroIrns October 3 frcncb sPAeh
FAST 3OrH {.
DARK COLLEGIATE SCHOOL boys, - West BON
~. pr"Iafcs Tor college aud business primary clss~
A n'ul' received family KeDpchs sept -
Caialoguc' ELMER l.. PHELPS 4. NJ. Principal
NJ " LYONS COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
All ar. received and needed tnning gwen
- school Of This grade a. a..
Rooms m one Nor, .Irht. airy aud adop'of
Yelrlr tuition ESQ 5000. according ~ stuf~.
Circular a. PandolIh's aud Putnan's Book Sior"s.
TIME COLLEGIATE SCHOOL. 72I Madison ave. neAs
1 ,4thst. HENRY Is. CHAPLIN ID. d, Principal Boys
college or business primary dcparrnent gym
La,lun. IN. 13d school wear opens sept - 1892
II NfVEESGTY GRAMMAR SCHOOL 1913 B.oldway.
" a 4-d-st.-Au Department. Preparation for Nae
Harvard a; special rates boarding pupils IeceLycd
n. {. HENDRICKSON Pm. ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-09
DRESSED PoULTRY-EREsH KILLED.
PoTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Irish potatoes have been in moderate supply, but
quiet and than steady. ewce. potatoes higher
and nrn Onions held unchanged. but dull. and out
side quotations Cauihower very plenty. dun
ana chap. Southein sfsen peas ana Deans ID so"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-09
6carbers,

FIRST HOno,man ciassGs ,t lltn nuS Gpa' DuO
a On experienced tgto deA;Ies Ia III ioth.st
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEASMERs,, AGES s..s
a supplies proiessorS isS famrns Apply to
g. MS SofsI SSS&G;iic l9S IS Union saaae
rvrPFTT STONE. 4: y. Yale)' IL. b. 6Soi UNI
~ tai i,h.ave-Piyate tutor Long ano SUI
t,, nxncronce IN preparing young men for eoiese.
YALE GRADUE esporssnecdr tSSF' w sscsRsy
HsSsst AZORES. YALE, Box 20 Tribune onice
GEXCY to supply Tutors rTo,ei'o.s ts s,Ssr
~ %. a shoots recommended TO parents MlhAN
SOYEf:Rf Book DuidinR. 100 FIT ave. cor. wins
,YrrM,v DplSf.ER, A. r.. Colurnbla. . East 49thst
ii p,Nato tuition six years experience IN preparing
s,ndents for college and scicAtlhc school
rv,HE FISK Teachers Agencies New ork B9stoni VI
,.pOrWIP n Y. Manager. 20 5th-ayc CSth.stl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-09
For Both SeXes-City.

For Both Sexes-City.
| A MEXICAN SCHOOL Of
ia WEST s3D.sT
for ela 1a1u'' send S ot clroaisr '''' '''
, c1H5phISS NTH AK kIN isI
Oct s Nil : liz Il. biiNM.
r RILNs 30 YIN estcr upon ~ t thirty
s ya s, s sd To- d : as H'3 SSo" GsS
Is Satcd for 5S en gls OF any Sfgs OF
prepares for admission 70 sny Q. The collcse, eecaly
asg ' or e.. 'p rerea In H.'S Of
Fo& GtSe sOpy e TO O EDWAp e H. AE
Principal.
ERENCH. Spanish Lesson Grammar; Conversation
doo,e nFfGEx6T F, 81 % e, si a' %" OF 'u' resi-
MI wAKKEN'a SCHOOL l0R GtlL;e:
I'VE BERLTTz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Mad sln Seraf. cor I0th.,t. and ,hwsr, ~
New term bdai6 i,' nos
- HoETHAYD. Andrew }. Grahsm's school thor.
tie short p?,s time so three SCp'hs course IL
CLASSES after S"ptmb-r 4 circulars nee 74I broad
JTpTowN CLASSES, ~ FRENCH AND GERMAN.
'''"' Nov 100 West ' ss;t v A. D'''''r
Musical Instruction
A LII DKANCHls Or MUSIC TAuGIrT At THE
N'Tf 70 Ee Ven i2i fGs.' neaf SS Of Mn'c
,bGa AN2-i e r. Ml' s Xe9F He ne5m ynIgr w%
Sic r" . TeG@r TO- J. Sshir T. sch.r4eSSa
2 e Ha' r% SsS' T. Winter spy VA + Fang R
'f N% S ' "a %1f fd, q a fA&A n 5a
nj ETGqfoLIT&N coLLEdE OF MUSIC.
A..s" sri Do Gisy as,i s9e 4'; n .r:J i
p, ore among the d.lngusked meEbfrs Of the Faculty.
% % 1ss: { f. W 0 GnExEc Il u. .ns
n. Ti cphXyS 8. SiHT ~ FAST IsTIsT
Inc PrriLS hEcnvGD pAY AND ana EV2GaIHivG
For Young Ladies-Country.
RRADFoRD ACADEMY.
'' the AS: fi 6& t. a # y9s DD
T. COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. FORT EDWARD. " y
W lot young women and g,ls saeb modern buildings
pspoFon"d na Dat Of aa ee RSi 1s%d rata
L. Home Chuici School Tor tie care T %sasf ncnt aaa
VIII dit Sfegs &s e. cart ' r Il iTS
NJ s 5o$$i5Ss FafHRSe PAX % vi
ST miLDA,s Scno9L: m:rr.tOwn. New,Jersey-
SISTER SUPERIOR.
For Boy. and Young Men-Country
r oRDLTiVwN Cyi j. MniTARY INSTITUTE
cArf 4 b II hAHEGSGGSSo f co& rNMiNSy5rNl
n ANAAN ACADEMY Canaan Com. Home FOR Ton
S ssaG p. sSG "ss the issss
r. LMwoop SCHOOL FOR HoYS. at Milford. Conn
IL Parent, unfortunate In the mar n o, ne,t =,
their SOM VIII DO well profit b. antgs orsot
by this school The school T. In session
FRANK NJ UoWE s..'rc
tNRFEHOLD INSTITUTE Fcchoid y J. Am ve.,
aud classical course, s" e'"oo'
For E0;A ScIes-Cvlniry
f. 6 6SrMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, PoushAeepse. NY.
tne year thorough lnstrIt ton In
paihs commercial Law, PcnHanshlp, CorrespOndsncs'
Arithmetic, &c; TelegrAphy stenocrap6y Typeyr,tloe
Dusess men supplied with ssstants on sbar
A"uSe NO Charge Tor situations furnished for catse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-09

All kinds OF I've poultry have defined under heavy
celps About "a carloads arrived during the week. AZ
the close DC TOD both fowls and chickens and very
few turkeys 90 above lie.
The market Western dressed poultry became
stocked toward the co'e OF last week AID prices declined
materially without far this week trads
has been dull and with large offerings many Of which
poor order the situation pretty bad with prices
weak and unsettled for nearly all kinds
Quail easier Grouse and part-idges firm. Will
ducks plenty slightly buyers favor. Venison
has ruled higher and firm. Rabbits steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-09
Steamboats,.
NORWICH LINE,

FArfe NeduceI TO NV LON Dun pI.UUj NOR.
wiCn, sL25 wol.CEsILR, eco; BOSTON. $500.
Corresponding reduction al points East. steamer,
leave Plsr 20, North Ry,r ncxt pier above Desbosses
Street Ferry. dali, sundays excepted, AZ go L. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-09
State factory. full skins Observation-Disclosures. Q


Receipts for Ave DAYS. o5s bbs and % ss1 ease..
Under continued light arrivals the market for hest sS
OF fresh gathered eggs hae made further advance en1
closes firm. Choice sweet falrscked refrigerator fresh
npness has beer reflected on the higher grade Of eae
are unimproved and lined eggs have rlldd pstvyls
weak. ~~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-09
FRuITs AND nERRIEs-rRESH

Apples continue in moderate receipt and under steady
fair demand and considerable movement West AID ~
interior sorehouses prices rule strong. Pears scascs
but demand light. Ounces in small suppy and
firm grapes In large supply, mostly Concord ana
Caawba. Demand moderate and prices weak Cranberes
less plenty ana fancy sound lots show slightly mer tone
fairly when ripe and desirable counts but very small
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-06-01
GROVER c1EvE1AND's REMARKS.

If you're waking call me early,
call me early, Fairchild dear, for the
Slst of the present month is the ban
ner date of the year. Of all the
glad new year, Charlie, the most
suspicious day, for Pm to be king of
the May, Charlie, Pm to be king of
the May. About Maypole you'll
see me dance and at Hill I'll make a
face, and I'll throw kiss to you, my
dear, and I'll smile at Billy Grace,
and I'll beam on delegates right and
left, in a most delightful way, for
Pm to be king of the May, Charlie,
Pm to be king of the May.-New
York Tribune.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-06-01
LAS VEGAS
4 OF Springs.
New Mexico.
New Mexico.
A COSY NOOK IN WINTER.

occasionally when there
nge OF freshness the air and sunlight through which
wind stirring the dust heaps effort of mind and muscle has
limit.
Mexicohe afternoon"
Hot Springs From November April scarcely day during
which the does shine brilliantly and continuously During the
months when lower countries weteTng III the heat there
warmth without effect
sive humidity The mid day from 80
degrees Fahrenheit the highest flight the thermometer
rarely exceeds 80 the for that hour
10 The altitude 1000 feet above the the picturesque valley the
high pine covered mountains temperature dry
combine make this ayore for tourists and an ideal place for
nvalds
Vegas Springs slope
Ee of the Rocky mountains six miles from the thrifty oas
Vegas There upward of hot cold springs the
the best of them being conducted in pipes agnd handsome bath
house of modern construction Almost all forms of chronic disease yield
wonderful claimed
expected that everybody will WELL 1t confidently asserted
that where there anything left build good results almost always
follow thorough of the Hot Springs and
marbe have occurred Persons who have failed receive relief
elsewhere for heumasm caarT trouble and diseases the blood
invited the New Mexico sanarum Skilled physicians
are always in attendance
branch line Atchison Topeka Fe railroad
the with the springs Five daily trains render
easy Vegas Telegraph telephone lines give adj
ditional communication with the outside world.
But the chief feature of the place. aside from its peemnnce
for vad the MoNTEzUMA HOTEL commodous and
of browning slight emnene the station 1t
be doubted by those who know nothing push enterprise
but here the heart of old America the finest
erng place hotel of the Aeghene Perhaps there few others
resfu the tired dusty traveller LARGE
handsome fine commanding location and careful
Of all make the Monezuma hotel peculiarly ui
BILE stopping ansconnenta tourists via the Santa Fe
for all classes pleasure and health seekers the country
ROUND TRIP EXCURSION TICKETS TO LAS VEGAS HOT
SPRINGS ON SALE EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-06-01

WANTED.

Everybody to know the East Las
Vegas Steam Laundry is in full ope-
ration and doing first class work at
reasonable prices. Having had sew
eral years experience, and having Sc
cured the services of an expert laun-
dress of Kansas City, we can give en-
tire satisfaction. Give us a trial.
Send orders and we will call for
goods. b. G. PETTENGER g. co
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-06-01

1t is reported from Chicago that
work will begin on the Santa Fe ex-
tension to San Francisco. 1t is
claimed that the company is no
longer able to endure the exactions
of the Southern Pacific. 1t is said
that the building aud equipment will
cost $l2, 100000, of which the city
of San. Francisco will contribute
100000. The route will follow
the Wilbur.Paige survey, and for the
most of Its $50 miles from Mojave
the track can be laid for $4,000 a
mile.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-06-01
LAS VEGAS FREE Press
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1892.
POST OFFICE RULINGS.


In afixing postage stamps to let
ters designed for transmission in the
mails, they should be placed on the
addressed side of the envelope, in
the upper right-hand corner. There
is no law or regulation that forbids
their being placed upon the reverse
side of the envelope, but letters with
stamps so affixed are more liable to
delay in transmission than if the
stamps were affixed to the addressed
side.
A postmaster should, in spirit of
accommodation, deliver letters from
lock boxes to the owners thereof
when such owners have forgotten to
bring their keys. He is not justifi-
able, however, in delivering mail
from lock box to any person other
than the owner unless he be present
ed with a written order therefor. If
the owner of lock box desires some
one else to take the mail from the
box he should provide him with
r key thereto.
The depositing of lettle, read
dressed for forwarding, IN any letter
box established by the post Office de-
partment within the delivery of the
post office of original address is
equivalent to its being deposited at
such post office. 1t is therefore en-
titled to be forwarded without addi-
tional postage, provided at least one
full rate has already been prepaid |
thereon.
The sending of obscene communi-
cations through the mails, whether
in sealed or unsealed envelopes, is
punishable by fine of not more than |
$4,000, or Imprisonment at hard
labor for not more than five years,
or both, at the discretion of the
court.
After a letter has been returned TO
the sender from the Office of address
as not deliverable, in accordance with
the card request of sender, it cannot
be remailed to a new address
except on the payment of new
postage.
When postmaster is called upon
to express his opinion concerning the
financial standing of patron of bis
Office, he should decline to do so,
especially in his official capacity.
Postmasters are not required to re-
ceipt for any letters deposited for
except such as are offered
for registration.
Postmasters are forbidden to de-
liver pension checks to merchants,
either on written or verbal order of ]
the pensioner.
Typewriter letters, sealed or I'M !
sealed, when sent in the mails,
are subject to the letter rate of post {
age.