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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-19
Drank uer,eIf 10 nc,,h

CmCAGo' H., Nov. Is Mrs. Susan
O'Hara, wife of eX-City Treasurer
Daniel O'lIara, died at her house in
this city yesterday. Alcoholism is
thought TO have been the cause of her
death. Because Of grief for her hus-
bands death Mrs. O'Ilara drank heav-
ilv and since his demise is said TO
have spent fortune in drink
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-19
NOTICE TO ApvrRrI.Ens.

Copy for display advertisements in
THE LEADER n. lst hereafter be in the
office bv o'clock p IN to insure in
sertion in the paper Of the following
morning. Parties having new ads or
changes will please remember this and
govern themselves accordingly.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-19

WICHITA EAGLE: King Lobergula.
after retreatiug all day Wednesday.
again retreated. This item of war
news is expected to strike terror to
the hearts of all mankind. As re
treater Lobengula stauds out in his
tory like wildcat at prayer meet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-19

WAsT,SoToN, Nov l9 .- Dispatches
received at the postofice department
announce the death of Robert NJ. Pat
terson, appointed postmaster at Enid.
The appointment was made August
25 Five applications for the pla
were received by wire.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-19
omelaI Return. From Iowa.

DEs MONIES Iowa, Nov ls.-The
total count of election returns now
completed shows: Jackson, Republic
an, received 2O7. l59; Boies, Democrat,
ia, 793; Josephs, Populist, 23,5ll;
Mitchell, Prohibitionist. 10, The
house will stand Republican by 70 to
81. and the senate Republican by "a TO
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-19
RArLowAD rIME rABLE.

The Leader Bindery is one OF
the best Institutions of the
kind i'm the West and is daily
turning out large quantities Of
work. Send in your orders for
binding and blank books and
they will be promptly at
tended to.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-19

HANCOCK, Mich, Nov. 1s.-Ed Hogan
and Dominick W. Hogan, convicted of
completely in the S75 900 Mineral
Range robbery, were each to-dav SEN
fenced TO five years Imprisonment in
the Marquette state prison.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-19

GREER chirpily makes the sworn
statement that his sheet has averaged
d 500 daily circulation for the year
last past. OF all liars the circulation
liar is the rankest, but ever the tradi-
tious of that honorable sect are out
done by the fresco work of this many
eiIa1 liar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-19

A MAN was struck dead in New Jer
sey the other day by lightning while
in the act of swearing Where wa
Jove when Greer made his circulation
statement?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-19

II GREER can show mp one-tenth o
the paid circulation he claims, we vii
make him a present Of the cash value
OF his entire shop, together with tn
commercial rating of his editorial abii
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-19
THE BUSINESS WORLD.

American bicycles are being sold on
the island of Java.
Successful experiments have been
made in burning brick with electric
ity.
New Mexico has the lowest death
rate from consumption of any state or
territory in the union.
An Albino English sparrow is
claimed to be in the possession of q
resident of Durham, n. c.
Oranges were first seen in England
in 1890 large anish ship in that
year bringing a cargo of the fruit to
Portsmouth.
A hardware dealer of Albion, n. Y,
announces that to everyone purchas-
ing n wheelbarrow he will give free
ride home in it.
The largest stationery engine in the
world is used to pump out the zinc
mines at Ftledenville, Pa. It's driving
wheels are thirty i've feet in diameter.
Assuming the working age to be
from tW cnty to sixty years, and count
ing only male workers, 440 persons in
this country live or the labor of every
100 workers,
The railways i'm France employ "a,
0sO women, the majority of whom,
however, receive small sum merely
for opening and shutting gates where
roads cross the track.
\ new and effective machine, work
ing automatically, has been invented
for the manufacture of link betting
made from sheet steel, and is adjust
able for all the different sizes.
An attempt will probably be made
at an early date to revive the project
of building n canal from n point up
the Ocmu!gee river to the city OF
Macon, Ga. The canal will be about
three miles long, and it Is estimated
will cost S250.O00 An abundance OF
water power will then be furnished to
run factories. make electric power,
| etc.
1t has been reported in Washington
that the Chinese telegraphing system
has been connected with the Russian
| system so that messages may now be
sent overland between any part oi
China, Russia, Europe, and by cable to
Africa, Notth and South America anC
Australia. The whole world is now
wired and GEOGRAPHICALLY connected
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-19
GROUND UNDER WHEELS.

Opera Manager Andrews Escapes One
Train TO Fall Under Aonther.
MORRISON, Ill, Nov. Is - Charles
Andrews, proprietor of the An
drews opera company, travelling on
its own private parlor car, stepped
from one railroad track to another to-
dav TO avoid westbound freight
train, when the eastbound Omaha ex
press struck him, throwing him under
the freight train, and his body was
ground TO pieces.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-19

SoMs excellent sermons will be de-
livered IN Guthrie today, and there is
room in Guthrie's churches for all her
people.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-19

CLEVELAND dropped few thousand
owing to the slump in gas It is too
bad the slump in gas did not occur in
the days of senatorial courtesy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-19

Bound copies of the first volume of
Oklahoma Supreme Court reports can
be had upon application to Edgar
Jones, territorial librarian.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-19

MISSIONARY work is being carried on
successfully in Africa One thousand
natives were aughtered last Tues
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-19

The Times Journal gives evidence Of
prosperity. 1t has arrived at the dis
tiuction of being sued for libel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-19

A PART OF Texas appears to be
showed under, although there has
been no election there this week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-19

Az exchange announces that the
queen will be IRE seated
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-19

THERE is mighty little fun in hur-
rahing for Virginia. Still democrats
are democrats these days.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-19

1t is for people to learn that in the
purchase of musical instrument more
than anything else quality is the one
thing, that is important A prettily
flushed instrument may be the poorest
in tone and the quickest to wear out
We handle the best makes. Hardman
Vase & Sons, Harrington Il Decker
Bros makes you can rel, on for the
longest possible wear | will sell you
any of the above instruments for cash
or on monthly payments at ro-k bot
tom prices.
also have the largest and best sto *
of Diamonds, Jewelry, watches and Sill.
verware in Oklahoma.
Special attention given to repairing
fine watches.
g. W. WHITE
Leading Jeweler.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-19
For Rent.

Two rooms in Lipe building. Call
at l10 East Perkins avenue, Guthrie or
Ada b. Miller, Perry, Ok. No other
agent 95t6
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-19

f. B. Lille 4 Co, have received
their invoice of dolls for the holiday
trade and they will be on exhibition
about November /, in the Victor
building, corner Harrison and FIRST
street. They promise the ladies and
little folks a treat, as the display will
surpass anything ever shown in the
a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-19

TIE stars OF the ballet form the con-
stel!ation OF the Great Bear.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-19

Ir BEING near thanksgiving time
some eastern correspondent has again
announced that T. min Pasha is dead.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-19

A fine display of home made candies
to-day az Mrs. Hornbarger's S1r2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
NOTES ABOUT HORSEMEN.

The racing bills in NcwJefsey and the method used
"a secure their passage through the Assembly have ir
nsbcd theme for discussion In every place "qnonicd ~
turfIncn OF all grades. large majority OF tuimcn maN
~ whom race horses the winter tracks c0ninh tc
bill; In an emphatic manner A. (. wa, cHpectd that ''
restriction would placed winter racing IL Was sld
by some persons that the Monmouth Park Assoc'""" w
forced 10 put up s35 900 TO assist the managers 10
racing LEGISLATION. IL was reported tst "''''""' |
votes were quoted at sl 800 each and that scnltr' VIZ
wcre worth 5000. linn
Tycrybody seemed pleased with the prospect V, a.
, Monmouth Park but all felt that the pnce pau ny "
IN, ., associate with the r,bblc which heqnchs "''.
nurp and Gloucester deprived them Of great '''' "
pleasure. . ,,,o,r % tncroa.c
The market for horses fit to race IS hheN " m
.oI, enc senate approvc the bills paced ly ue -
senpM Indicates that the Metropolitan iah' az
n, 50 ore of tho sensational races OF the year 'i
., ,u rho tracks intend TO give some Vi O"'', nv
o.ioi rrcp,raon for the race The decIa''''o"' U" "
IT,. do nn, dctract in the slightest degree ''" ''o "
"'' - ~ the race. Al .hc tracks are % DE- pr
,r,I,iny purposes soon a the wFoth"r y r"''S
L., o.,.ys are beginning u prepare Tor inc '''N'"
, yyuuc snms joins the Rance a. Stall' o" ~" "
CLAYTON will ride for {. I'ischha'"' !" -
80 - 4. In Florida, Fr1 Iaial VIII pcs'' ''.
, ,,,rch with the Walcot; cnnpb'" 'IlO'e' "
80, yul begln on the same day WIN p''y "''
',1Sa, hor.es < Doggctt VIII soon DC home l" ''"'
his pace with g. knopps ho''0''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
.nol.,r Tile TR OTTEES.

=, .o.,cr. begins today at 10 O'Clock.
Tho ,olc takes place at Tatter'aiiS, ~
utuv.Huh.st large NUMBER % wv A. o,.rr
.,o in the citg b. attend the SAT- 'o' s ci,,or
~ 9Th rlkhorn, Westminster Mapc'oA a"u o''' =,
, ,,s {, Kentucky and the Oar Iiin ram" ="
I'm ',,a,,. ara 10 be sold. Monbirs, inc u"p''''"
,s,ccyc rod. recori. 21l'. Vatican. |'.' 49,.
. 10. picrlm :20a, Pixcy "ioi bon "1'"' ,ho'o
and many ohor- with fast record IT. oV'''' Ill.
Is great demand for tfot"fS OF '' ,o 81 ,he var.
,,o sele promises to be one oil the " " =. ,to
c,rd Viii Tot.cIsalls daily to look ~ 'hr ~" ~
ot Of Acolyte ana onward are f"aay 'o"'''''
Tim L. the size OF some cSc'll'iy or ,,, ,oow,
7, & possible that Franklin HcidIe' u' -, r,t,
a.so,c- At the trotting rncctings. will as''' NJ
Po' v,u,m Rockefeller IL ST. 'nfth'i'h1 MS
-. ., ,,ous,e So Long and virginia '''''' NV
,rrov IN 10 addcd to the lit OF real hor'''' e" "
have shown satisfactory trials on me ro"' 100, o 70,
Frank Work is tho lookout 'or 'o". 80 vo,no
his stable. Major Dickson ma . Ao s,r,og when .
,o,,e,s hut "a always ready TO ali I" NV adam,
Wv" S -, &c n.,c f. in the Taikct. lie iVS 'o 80
. III ,,,ce Is capable OF wipi2 ON AZ ' ~
~ aud th,eo miles harness, ana NJ "' 80, No. an
~. ...fpc. f->,n -" wc tern Hatt vi W. ,,,ta :,
-" 60. ,o,ou,lon OF challenging c. j. h'm"" T.
nonhche ~, ,., Nightingale in race OF two nix
tFot 'ii'' o.s the match TO be for any amount up
ho''s W no. ,,corgc stair will train ana u'''' "'
l. .u.UvV ,id "'"'''~
Alice This se'so"' Alma n, Fleetwood Park promises Il
10 Great success. 4 larger hunpc' - o. ho aecat
ce .'. s,s hocn received for the stakes !" "
the m'ctHf' al, oeo nj Dos.O, Is ooHcd upon
-, 10 the visiting nor cmen' ~ ~ ''",' i ,o
49,, ,,lo,yiuc toe meeting at fi'''"o - ,,ron ;,
W'cN 80 ., bo.cs eligible 10 STAT IN " an'p' S -,
The owners OF % , Give them time rest before t'
race ,o. .,e,v d,v ard intends to gi''
ho"e,' ~naore 10 show whs: she II capable VI u'"'
hltchcd 10 q bicycle sui'S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
TIE MARKETS.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

vcw.yo,k WEDNESDAY F,b. 9c.-BEEvES- '''lIt' -
car, or 400 hcad-iI ccnsGnod direct to 'auu"''
10 ca, Tor export alive 70 "r'at Brian ana 81 o'',
for the market, making. with catt' "'u Owl
car, L, D., .o1. The holiday kept spmr Of the butcher
.v.v and the .torrn detained those who dii not h"p
any cattle today. aud with slin attendance o pH
II ,ya. 4 very tame narkf. prices declining W. l"' ~
- fam Nondsy'e cloeing figure. II seemed Nk'y t'''
= ~ 10 ears might over Inferior Z" ch"i'" "luN'
,c,s ,ol1 a. sfas5 so per 100 p, including ca' O."
starch factory led d., at the outd tguIc al" Gar "
tl1v lite ROLLED Angus do, at - % 5 S'lTtd "'',o
d AZ - 70 oxen A. s3 iO0:i 81 bulb Of ~ fo0f' ~
coy at a. joogJGj 80 triic worth noting IN df'~ ~
,of and M later cablc news. Shipments U-d'f' -"
,ae and 900 quAsiefs 4 beef on ID" Sl"'" 70
600 quarters TIE Majs,uc T. ri hrrri ,t Sn.r Ing
zoo catlo end 90 20 gu !,i. To- Iirrnadn
Xc"to & GlIleii q poled inglf stci'; ,o- -
~ ateIacr a, - - per 100 y Ch1'g, 90 oai ~ ~
At & - 6h dS Do - e75 H. al ~ so 3 r9nsyIyaaa
90 ,o ~ ~ az 81 = IS DO oos n At q 30 r"'''
lsSs d. gs ~ 4 o. DO l'i .,.ar. at = go ~ a.
- pa, McrS s%gn 40 D. ss 50 $50 p 2, - 30
3d. % o55 ~ ., 3 8 s oGo , At 80 a., 80 Indiana
,o see%' 40 n 'a At 7, CO. i c'se %. & r. a. .,
- - IS Go -; H. at a. - 90 T. &1 S cf'
and a., go oich 10 S6s ~ TO- bull s eco T. at 49,
J. rdeo,E a. 40 SON hril 0i iiao y. at p 20
Sasa$ CangG , secr, .d 20 mi "' 50 at g. a.
lIacaST ng '' e, D 10 7 oc at fair and
rrIccs Grm at t25q.,5 fo common T. so" G COW" a. o
ar IN snail way ny T. gso ' Der i had ii'a6cE
T. Mfn yI s Gov cors al aa3esi2 per hcal J. Drc"y cow
for - aud do i@r 80 "'' - " '
GOV ani calf Tor 10 20 ,.d ~ mitch 2oi AZ co.,,
ST etady Cor walls. and no gas: r. o. WestcrI G i' u
a%'f ,i~c. A. 3lc Drcs-d ycals nominal Ia markets
Jdnc "l"m-' vI.hrr.en CO. II ,cals 'o3 average.
. - "a ~ 100 ID. 10 fcl calves. ?51 y. a. ~ 80
~ =. rm,ock 4 sons Nral, i"i y, ~ FS %.
9,.no,hrcE { IIoi.: = vcals Ia - at ~
,,dG g. pucklnqham: ~ ais ~ n Mt see. a.,
SIWTFp AND LANES Receipt. 81 ear, or otl1 :
r ., uobokrn Twcity-onc ear, 'rc co'ln'd ~ g.
i s'Ilrrs vcrr numerous th,n me buyers ~" I
W., wanted lttlc or roing AMI M lew raflohc sou
wnrah, iovcr figure, than YESTERDAY lambs rIin: ~. -
| ~, Ri ~ cxtrt prime sheen rrne nom - =! :"
20 IN ,cr 100 n connon 20 pFm" nr"' RON >, - 70
| 80 SLOW ~ tst'" hciN' ',o'
mi nginc mi drcs,.d lamb. Trr ",@" ~ ~ 49,
81, sG 20 por lG0 N. 2e5 W"','m do. :: H. ~ - 50
$50 W rT,nct"n X, stat. lamb. 20 - AZ &c 80 81
| state sheco % N. ~ - -. - ,,.,,, ,, N "
NJ ~ Is u nn.yl,nna sheep lSl ~ ~ - % ,r,o,
| ~ uOGS-R,r,iuts 90 cars, or AIS head MliN'
,luost mammal ut steady. D Mcpherson 20, OH =
Stat, los 1cJ ~ nyrragc. at IS 20 pr 100 NJ '""A
| at 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
THE NEW MOUNT VERNON HOSPITAL.


mort address Of welcome. and then introduced Dr.
D"srd ?. Brush, the Mayor, presiding 0iiccr. "ho
%Se Of the work Of the hospital; commended us
Management and urged the people 10 generously con
eieu'e 10 IFS support. After the formal ceicmtflcs
were Completed Lieutenant Rhoades addressed the
"dse, through Worshipful Master A. b. GuiOn ana
Presented 10 IT, on behalf OF the managers, nickel
psed rowc with the request that the lodge compete
we aging Of the cornerstone, and that the tro"ci IT,
uen cepas.tcG In the archives rs memento OF ahO'h
he many good works OF the body
Inc lodge then Lid the stone according 10 l"e
Aasonic ritual under the direction OF Worship!m Mas
W Guon and the Rev. DIR. W. :. Cobey, me ohap
an The guests We're ancrward entertained III
Nasheon at the house OF Colonel Henry lluss.
Anens the many PRESENT were the Kew - n
.ssvaier the Rev. Charles ;. Lane. the Rev l.. H.
sNs's the Rev Charles Hastings Dodd. Mrs IAN
nnrs Mr.. Milton Ra,hbun, Mrs khoadcs MISS H'1 u
nas Mr. and Mrs. MinOt e.. kellogg, '"arSr IA, "a.
evasfcd GRIND CaptainGcncral Of Knights irimpn'
y louisiana; Dr. NJ. T.. Glare, Dr. H. Ene,nr sii' ~
Mr T. stewart ". h. Jones. Mr. Ladd Ihon Iitc a.
snsage, Burr Davis, Joseph Tonlinson, y. /. i"'''
WA and il. {. PruScr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
Gorsrs an0 Carriages.

ADJUST SELL Immediately, seven
sound young horses. $40 - slcO: suit any
huSinc.-. weeks tsli allowed al.O sound
family team and black mare In ioal. viii
-"ll or ~" f,r keep: bargains. See owner,
stable. go Lcouafd-st.. Gfeenpoint.
PARTY going abroad Offers a. any arr
fee. iir.t-ciass coupe I;OckawaF. lIdi =
loop front top phactIn; both new three
months ago; haInc->, lf1N's SIDE Safil",
robes. etc. Apply 3t PRIVATE STABLE,
10 West iith-st.
WANTED.-Er >tes make Howell sig
phactOn. Address So MadiS On-aNc.
WANTED.-jo, 600 900 people q ssnc Tor
Eirch's cnrriage and harness catalogues;
largest assortment In America; very inodct-
ate prices don't pay srrn cNfrlvagant
prices Tor harnes. and catri1ges; estab-
l'shcd 1862. Address }. II. BIRCH, Bur.
,in"ton y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
4 HEATING AND YEyTILATING Trust.

Toledo, Ohio. Feb. eo.-Therc were In Toieco ios'
asht representatives OF all the great healing an"
'enuiatng companies In the world IheS '''
quarered Mt the Body HOUSE. and all are IS sri''
- oysters There are about thirty OF them ''e
english and French companies being represented ~
,e'".s. From Isaac ID. Smead. Of this diy " -
EARNED that The object OF the meeting .; the perI'cio
'. an organization whose object shall BE- the c"'i"
'. Tue supplies dealt In and The prevention OF Nv
ssescssay competition. The capital represented mere
sM 10 Gagged SAC, 100000. 1T r. reported fhnt
ou'ead will BE- made president aud general manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
51P STREET
WORLDS FAIR ATHLETIC GROUNDS.

stands will about $1,000 people The ira X which
will be built of coy. will be half mile long II Is the
intention OF the committee have all the finishes near
the Thirty ffth-st grand stand. The 30 yards sta ght
away can easily be lad and the 440 yards VIII have
only The local games committee OF the Chi
cage Athletic Association viii supcrintend the con-
structon OF track. jumping place and weight putting
grounds. IL il the intention - orange, II possible
grand carnival for September -. a. g. Spaleng SAYS
that It will b. possible have football baseball and
lacrosse canes all going at the time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
DISCHARGED EMPLOYEES SEEK REDRESS.

Tho employees Of the Manhattan Athlete Club who
were dismissed on January 81 by Andrew Freedman The
RECOVER have Issued circular calling for redress Tn
ex.omp.oyes held meeting Tuesday. AMI appointed
committee TO call upon Mr.. Freedman They went
the clubhouse yesterday but Mr. Freedman not there
The servants say that dscharg without Dc,
Gus notice and tina, ttif salaries for January have not
been paid 10 them.
A meeting OF The ways and means committee OF tho
club will b. held at the HotA Bristol Tonight. 1t was
said last night the committee Il not IN thorough
harmony little actul work might DC done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
Chicago.

CHICAGO FLAT 10 Lac and furniture
for sale. convenient to az !lacs rriliotds.
Particulars. Room Is, l,.ob ErOadWay
". II. uNL>ifD.
"NOl;LD'S FNIH."-for rent. fGrni he'd
tcn-iO0n house nudrrn best locality -oGtl
side from May 10 November l. lSn3 COM
Ncnirnt in aii respect, for tie Worlds Full
season $50 per month. For fufth"r par
ticrlar~. addrcs. g. \. JEWEIl, 3,piJ
Calumct-a,c. Chicago, III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
-o1-rov NApErTS-nY TELEGRAPH.

Iiycrnoo Feb 90 y. m.--Ccit"n -Fniur 'los.1 Urn
, H. aIXnnrc. \mrTl, ~ mliIipG low uililipc c1usr.
tcrlary delivery. Gch seller, 20, rl!r, an Mn,rn
rR IA sellers Anil ana Nav delivery JSj lGit: Nav
I'd i,nc delivery 2G4 as 34d jun ana July d'lfry.
a"' :, y, ,nvcr. uy aud Nuqust dcllNW ffd oilers
,ronst ond september delivery. $500 GGd; S"pfc';;
"a 0c,cbcr deliver Go-Gs 0f 69Gld. Octoh am
~. .rier delivery 5o.Gtd value; Now M or and d D.
ccmhcr delivery 5oGld valrc. ~ dtun.-Wo'e 90,
".r ~ s'.laJ. Old I"r ccnirl. forn nuirf hoIl,i
noor mixed Western, a. Cd per cer2l Tor OIL ana 81 E
r"' m,,I fo- new roNslonS- acoa. 81 Pr cWt Tor
,on, clear middlcs about 40 pounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
YALE LAW SCHOOL TO HAVE ITS NINE.

New.Hayen, Feb o2.-The Law school Of Yale has ut
made movement TO organize baseball team. and
justify the rmors that have been floating Ground Tor
some time. The have been working quietly IN
steps fore Icing assured Of success and
Us result issued coll for meeting Ia take place
Thursday afternoon form baseball tam elect officers
ond transact other suitable business. The call Tor the
meeting 4. issued 10 students only but any member
OF the graduate or undergraduate department may Join.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23
LIVE STOCK MARKETS-By TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO. Feb. 92The "Eyc9nc Journal ,o ''P SS1a
,a, sow steady t. lower: top strcr.. - 73fi; ~
innq gos A., - oatcr 5oo4i = fcedrs s,or' 80
di" cioco head sAp@ca =, oG r nca Gc,vP %'I aSd
STOW "a I-1s2J; piinr light - So other hgh,"
se,"1s7 70 ShccI.-Rcceipts 1000 he1d: shnnsg-
20 had market lea ~ points lwcr NATIVES ti@7' ."
lambs. fie 80 - .,.,. ,..at,.s ooo t..t =
shinn,ents reported. Market .low 1t Irccnt a." n
neg. r,.e, r1pglnl a. 3Ja -. She pIi,ccpts
va had. no shipments reported. Market sadS.
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OLD SOLDIERS MEET AT 4 BANQUET.

Kingston " J., Feb. o. (spcclal).-TlIc annual IT,
snon OF the 12Oth Regiment veterans WIS 'eio h'''
'as afternoon. IN the evening banquet was Ei'o"
70 the old soldiers by General George H. SHARPE
Mer old commander AT his home. survivor" u
company d, which went ont In the 2oth kesl'"'"'
The outbreak Of the rebellion, General Sharpe pc'hs
~ captain We're also present.
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Citn Real Cslatc for Sale

3D.AVE.. NEAR H.ST.-Five.stor
store and tenement. .iNsjNiG0 Institution
mortgagc $40, 600. , pr cent. FIVE yeai-
bargain; might exchange. NIXON, o.
Broadway.
FOR SALE or EEN r.-Fir-t-class sra-
shore clearinghouse furnished, % rooms.
Iar,tcular~
PHILLIPS & WELLS. Tribune Building.
WEST END.ASE.. near s:ltion.-Thr,r-
story, 2J-'0oi. ni,t.c!G,, h0u-': decided
Largain Others al prices. H!;NENS. OH
ave, corner 93d->t.. ?th-aNc. AMI lCltt-.t.
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CORNERSTONE or 4 HOSPITAL LAID.

EXERCISES AT MOUNT VERXoN-sONE OF THOSE
PRESENT.
The Cornerstone Of The Mount Vernon Hospital
Building, In Serenihavc near Valentne-.t. Mount
vernon, was laid yesterday afternoon. feature OF
The service tho part performed by Hiawatha Lodge
Of Free Masons. under the escort Of Bethlehem Com
nandery q knights Tcmplar. in full uniform. com
handed by Franklin 7. Davis. Despite the inclem-
ehey Of the weather there was n large number OF
women pEtsent The services were begun with an In
vocation By the Rcv Charles stOidard Lane, OF the
Presbyterian Church. Then Lieutenant Henry l..
kaoadeS chairman Of the Beard Of Managers, made u