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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-27
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iIodp0erf Don Seltert uttterer terattis
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fur pen gelldtltten 3tuef nlS sperfais
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Mroett tagt pc 0artit lit es uns
(seal Grauer : yereti1) NIT M9 unb
3ra@ fiur geliassn, ben aoutrattos
telk Wet@ea Der Ddu nbertragen TT,
so,000St iberlieferr. unb ftnb omit
ncw ieetfere $l7 tO00 gu bel9afeH,
menl1 Der Ao1tratt sur Ausftibruttg
tollnlea loa.
Nts Wepouoe etner 9ensers Ntl5agl
pom SfaafeIi mp berelts ferttg gettelt,
10 pep es Itogl'9! IT. bic gtr5el : Atiss
reantgeH par!g ll Angrlf1 gu itebrtea,
wapre1!D g 'ttr 2eras, ben gr6Bter
otaaf Der Union nnD Dea1e1lgen, tttr
geigen eiie AileiaeluItg tetiter retdert
gnllsnlltteI UNI yroo11tte BON ben
oAer1egelSreldtteit To!gex fetl1 tpiroe,
~oorbe9altett geo!tebe1 tft. etren 10 tDes
ill4 eprenoDhert Uetuels Dafttr 81 geben,
DaB e tetseil Dirgert an BEN Geift
IND Jiaterefe rlai1gelt, tpelde ibre1
Staat aii bic 9ptse auer ffelle1 t6ante
dIDs iciirle. Grau 9ootil tueitOet ttf,
gnl PIE Sgnla@ ~ per1Iitoeru, DaB
aeras uatit per demonstrating uns
uexlreien- Dletoe, aufs iletle an oas
isyault1e Wolt uiao srludt i!rl 9elos
ige.fro8e Iur oas 2eIas 0eoauoe tn
egleago.
Ste igei!f mt oaB pie meTitantlde
Siqatsbe9oroe lt9 eroote1I babe, oaS
gtbditoe, u nett e. ferttg, ait3utaufeit
ilrp Dem YtaiI genldB .5u oouelloert.
DAB ne aher Ditfts ben gatsaer Staat
be39dmeItDe Maerbtete1 ttr5er 0anb
luslfseirittert babe, neil fie INNER
upd2 per teltert ueberaergung lei, bas
Hot hon aeIas. 'ueroe .ietn @ebdube
feloll alsr Weuenouiig bringef, nnb 81
ellem Msonuuaenle fir Ben Sfuaf mos
ge1t tpelwes t1aeIt alir &bre ui1e gum
Sfct5e gerttGf.
80 gaot eng @eftibl1 tagi Re, sbaB
nte!e uIlsrer gnr9er lDre @abei1 bts
lssf 5iirndgs1alisl gaoen, peli pc per
tee muloen g y apre pp!gl 9alfert,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-27
Gtmas Ncucs.

S6laf pageu amii6en Dallas unb
6 an Mft tn n o iiber 9earne laAfen
iebt cuff Der 9outon unb Seras @enz
tral unb Der international unb s.. q.
q. Ct. Sies 1T bic einsige 2inie nit
9ur6magen amii9en punften in
Norbs unb SiibtpeftzS eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-27
ghols' palmem > @artem 1T (

Sammelplab Der 9euti6en bon San
4atonio nit ibren 6amilien. Ste re-
~gelmdBigen Mbenb Srei &onaerte an
bier Nbenben in Der Wo6e iinc ftets
aablrei6 beiu6t unb erfreuen fi6 elmer
algemeinen 8eliebtbeit. Geine Weine
unb @bisfeps unb a~le3eit feaerfrif6es
8ier, lotpie bic beiten @igarren.
9ie Reformation Iiefert aue
Oelitatehen Der Sqifon. Nufern,
Slide. Wilb in better 3ubereitung.
3aglit ausgeSei6neter mariner Gut9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-27

aBenn Semanb BON 9beumatismus seplaat lit, TO
icu e nt&t ~rersaseu. Cine etnStse Glai9e BON benz
esrttmten SALVATION Del, ridtts ansepanbt, rirb In
ben metfeu Eduen bteieu Ylasesett pertretben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-27

6sft tu sines Ereunt, ben eiu 9ufen poer stne Ct,
f3l{una pIaat, refte itm, Or. BINS 9nffen : Srrnp
II pfsSiren. Gr nirb Is tir Dans pinen. Rrets rs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-27
THIBODEAUx.

Was bebeutet bieies Worta IS 1T
bas 9anbelsaei6en bes
Cinderella S9ub=P IL ties.
9a i'm @abltabre befanntli@ @es
i9dftstile berrf9t unb mir einen groz
BEN @orratb bon S6ubwerf fir 9erz
rem, Samen uaf &inber dn 9anb
baben, neuefe Saeons unb Wfuiter, 10
pertaufen mir Naes bum Soft
preiie unb liefern bic 8emeiie bas
fir. @ae Waaren limb neu unb uurs
ben fpeaiel fir bieien CONNER belfeat.
Sic Breife finb iberaa in 3ablen an.
gegeben. Wer biaig unb gut faufen
min, gebe gum
Cinderella GGmb Valaif.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-27
Cinderella S6ub Yalaff.

GopleD's @esifter, Mo. % 4lamo
Ylaaa bat einen &uf fir guten alien
Wbistep, bic befen gemii6ten @ez
trdnfe, feline Weine unb ausge5ei6nete
importirte unb einbeimii6e @igarrett
unb ltetS frif6es Bier. Ser @iaentbaz
mer, Soc Goolep, peritebt ieiu Sef6dft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-27
@eiratbs=G meime:
@rtbur Sobnfon uub Mamie 8afe.
s. %. M0slin unb 6enriette Graf.

Er 9eiratbS Smftitnt, vgietoria",
gegrinbet 1889. @%eltbefannt, permitted
i9nea, eistret, reide paiienbe 8erbeiratbuns
gen. 220 6. 6. Strabe, gtep Dprf. AMIN
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-02-02

Prof Nirchow, who has Just assumed
the rector5hip Of the Berlin university,
evidently believes Ia scientific rather
tnnn classical studies for young men.
In n recent address he said. Gram.
matte schooling is no longer tho aid To
progressive development necessary 10
our youth, or which generates the love
OF learning that is the first condition
70 independent development; there are
now other hold, Of learning whose
methods are 80 far carried out that
they are perfectly able TO fullll what
is' necessary there are mathematical,
philosophy and the natural sciences;
they afford the young mind such a
secure Foundation that II can easily
make itself NJ home In any faculty.
On the development Of these three
sciences rests the whole Of our western
culture, culture which rpcued
Christopher Columbus, 10 whose genius
and energy allow me to pay deserved
tribute The university is not merely
nm Institution for acquiring knowledge,
but also one for examination and ex.
ploration. IN Y Tribune.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-02-02

JOPLIN, Mo, Jan. 8l-The stoclihold-
ers of the Kansas City, Pittsburgh 30
Gulf, the Kansas City, Fort Smith Sc
Southern and the Texarlsana s. Fort
Smith railway companies have been in
specting the property Of the last narued
company and they are now In Arklu-
sas. II Is reported here that the Kan
sas City, Pittsburgh Il Gulf has boorlt
the TexarlSana & Fort Smith and that
a consolidation of all the lines nam 1t
will be effected at once and the gaps
between them closed up.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-02-02
SIR In oc', wa.

WAsHISoToS, Jan. 8l-Ihe will Of
Mr.. Blaine wil, b. prob,tei in Au.
Pusta, Me. which was his legal resi-
dcncc. The disposition lac makes Of
h property is rharact ristic Of the con.
hdencc he a ways rep sed in his " 70
and viii IA was such noticeable fca-
ture of the family relation, Every
thing is loft unreserved y n Mira
u ainci she Is TO be so c oX,cutrix and
is not 10 be require t. give any bond.
Mr. Blaire's estate will amount 10
about $4,000 The will was executed
several weeks since at about the time
Mr. Blaine was seized with the first Be.
rious attack OF heart failure.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-02-02
LOVES CHANGE.

Driore loved. this world 10 me
was one rad, stern reality,
Duu dcd by selfish niIs and foars,
Too hNrd f,r Joy, too cold Tor tears;
Butu.l is changed, and now 500
Beauty where none was wont to be-
Beauty Of ocean and Of land,
OF noble thought aud purpole grand;
And, best Of al, the tender grace
And l0ye.light shining IN her faoo,
Her voice, so like o sweet oarcss,
And oil her mystic sacrcdnlss.
ltAw her pass alown tho street
Nhnt Ji.nC tho day and darkness meet,
Aud looking from my windows height
brcaihcd prayer into the night,
Ana called upon tho angels fair
To walk beside her everywhere
There WIS no need. h own pure thought
A magic circle round her wrought;
lhCn what ayailod PRAYER Of mine
For such q spirit, half divlnct
On rather let her pray for mo
Thnt may love moro worthily.
Herbert II. llop,ins, IN Hafper's DaEar.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-02-02
IN AUTUMN DAYS.

DO you think Of tho long ago, sweetheart,
As we stand by tho OLD brooks side,
And. russell aud brown, tho leaves noat dowr
T'our.ft away with the Idol
Do YOU think " the days gone by,
when VIC sat by this dimpled stream
Dreaming for hours mid IT, say wild flowers
As only youth can drcami
Tho haws are ripc on the fading bougLs
where the thrushcs uscl to sing.
when the sky was Lluo and the blossom new
In the fresh and Joyful spring;
And dared 10 plead my love
Till your lips sweet answer gave,
While, rich and bright tho qulvering Light
Lay on the silver wave.
You say VIC are older now-and wise;
And the time OF dreams is DER,
For our children play on the sunny way
where VIC kept our tryst before
So you pluck the crimson hlws,
Which arc stirred by no trown wing.
And give u sigh to the days gone by,
Ana the vanished bloom OF spring
Dut look up into my face, sweetheart
You have been my wife for years.
We have had our share OF toll AMI care,
Ana wopt together some tears
Yet our hearts have aye been bound
In a fond so truly blCst
That cannot toll u love so woll)
lfautumn or spring Is best
e MItloson, in Chamb ers journal
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-02-02

The largest single stone ever QUAR-
ried was recently taken from ilie quoyrr
at Houghton Point, near Ashland, Ni5.
This mouolitb, of Lake Superior brown.
stone, Ia l15 feet long, and when COM
pleted is to hA 10 feet square at the
base aud 4 fOet square at the top The
Rpnx will DO about . feet long, and
tapcred 10 a e.ineh tip This obellsk--
10 feet longer than the largest OF tho
Egyptian obelislSs.-wul be one OF W..
consin's striking contributions 10 the
Columbian 0AR0Sltion
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-02-02
o. hlIied I'D "a y lnInr.d.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 3L-An explosion
this morning wrecked one Of the large
dry houses Of Diehl Il Co.. at Rea ling
Henry Horn was lsiilel outright aud
the fifty other empioTe, more or less it,
jurcd The loss wa so, 100
The puQillst Mitchell has been re-
leased from Pcutonyi.le prison, Lon
dun, having served his sentence OF two
months fIr impris nmrnt lie WAS
said b have improved physical y by his
work on the trcdduill.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Jan. 81. ---Anotner
big row broke ont go the ranks OF the
Third regiment, national guards, last
night. this time over the carnival week
celebrations Col Irwin was openly
def d and went away with 'lale fncs
and flashing cyrg"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-02-02
Archbi hop Ike rick sick.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 81, 1t transpired to.
day that Archbishop Kenrick had been
quite sick with chills and fever since
Friday. and there seems to have been
some apprehension that the attack might
prove fatal But the latest advices
from his physician aud from his con-
fessor, Father PanlSin, are that he is
much better and that there is no danger
Of seriLus resnltR.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-02-02

TOPEKA, kan. Jan. 3l.-Spealter
Dunsnorc called the populist house to
order at o'clock ". tr lay afternoon
and In the absence pt sneater pro tenn
Semple requested Mr. Fucker. OF Linn
county, to take the ch 'ir There was
no quorum present ana no attempt was
made to do business Spea ser Duns'
more varied the monptony by annou &C.
ing the appointment OF tbs following
standing committees:
Jual.las'wo T. p',i,a's ,s'elEcr OF ihD re-
p ps" Honi,ins Cum A., nam iSSir
Green, RYAN, Kenton Wagner, scnplo War.
nor ami Hook
ASSESSMENT ana taxa i9,--W lls'n' Morse
n'.N,iop@Toa,son gi'c C,a w. IL ar 20
Eos err. p .sh1n and y s'mtn.
Mines and mining wa, ters Chnppoll, mo
Graham, Nv 10, C.ark,' M''sher; Norris Hack
zee, AMI sai,ri,. T',,tcr ~" "a a, az p,n,,
Mitchell Grlssom' Chant. rs Anterior. Ba or
and Pearson
The appointment Of Speaker Douglass
TO the chaIrmanship OF the ia litiary
committee by Speaker Dunsnore, is
considered by the populists very mag
nanimous action uIder the crcum-
stances
At 4 o'clock Speaker Douglass called
the republican house ~ order. The
committee on elections was ready To re-
port and submitted that ia the case of
j. II Clark against j. w. Tucker, OF
Linp county ana NJ " Nichols
against y A. Wordsworth, OF
Atchison county, the evidence
heard showed that inc contest
ors "ere on1's'eu 70 tneir seatS heso-
iut'ons "e.e iuIrouueeu Uy cue GonllniE
vee k,vi"s ',,o wv rppuo',ea,'s s 'ne eeata
s1 ~, Ppu ',i' 10y NJ" ~
T'It g a,r, ~, ~, w.,
ohair hv ,he s,da ~ snnal,op ~.
80 ,yhsn ,ho ra,,,,hrio,n 49,.
80 ,,,,n,, ,hro,,o,h ,La 60. - a"
oIar;no his onnonor, d,,Iv oIao,aS
The committed rcnorts IN ,ho
contest cases stated that n rscnr,, ~
,ba 80 haJ shown ,bat ,ho oon,as,-
ors had been regularly elected making
an Investigation Of the ALLEGED frnudn,
liant votes unnecessary The suroessfnl
oontestnnts were sworn in and tool,
their seats on the ,epublIcan side
Folloying The unseating ~ Tho ,,yo
nonulis, members the business NJ DOING
nothing was continued bv both bonses
U,,oa ,.rasna -, NO., 49,.
the s1biect Of whether he has been
onercd a cabinet nosirion $500 ~
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-02-02

DAvESPoHr, Ia, Jan. B.-Charles
Rapp, tailor and Lewis FraniSl
travelling man, were found dead IN the
rooms Of the former 4 EAs pipe had
burst and the tho deaths resulted from
asphyKiatlon Four other persons oc-
eupyinV adjoining rooms wero found
unconscious but they ore now out Of
duuUer
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-02-02

NO" said BasA, ~ never was IN
Mormondom, but have an idea how
the polyRamous family loolrs I have
been % the summer resort, you know,
where there Is one man To q dozen
women and two dozen children Hos.
ton Transcript
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-02-02
NEWS NOTES.

At baltimore, nd, John p. Ho'ada,
IN cN.priost mrrdrr'd his two children
in moment 81 frenzy
Deroule 'a uu' rIn.-H French o,pu'
ties, fought with svor j. aud llae LASER
ySas SeEt0uSY wVua4Sd
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-02-02

NEW YORK, Jan 81. Members OF tho
Map.eson opera company, which has
been playing "Fadette" through the
south, returned Saturday and declared
that Maplesou did not pay the members
their WAGES and that they suffer d
ma y hardships on their trip One mu.
sicIan, German, was without food for
three days aud others were pennilesA
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-02-02

ing Fred Schuman, cigar dealer, poi
soned his two children, Lottie and
Frederick, aged respectively le and Il
years. and then took poison himself
The children are dead and Schuman is
diving
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-02-02

oAKAcAs, Venezuela, Jan. 81 Gen.
villa, tho now Colombian minister 10
VeneIusls, has arrived he briggs
with him q new treaty OF ei..a5nsIve and
defensive alliance whereby the gov
ernmcnt Of Colombia virtually takes
common issue with Venezuela against
Alsstkeg 1OGsCeGAIssRlS w Nv Dsililas
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-02-02

AUGUSTA, Kan, Jan. S1.-.Tne night
reporter at the Frisco depot was held
up by masked man Al the point OF a
revolver and compelled % empty the
ticket drawer. The fir,t intimation che
operator had Of the intruicr was a shot
fred through the window little back
Of him being covered he at once com.
,oliod
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-02-02

Landlord-Say, Jinlss, should judge
by the way you pay your rent that you
had played on a college football team
Tenant-Why SOP
Landlord-Well, you are always q
quarter back.-Texas SiftinRs.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-02-02

CHcAGo, Jan. 3l,-Chicngo men have
been authorized by the president 10
build II bridg, over the Mississippi
river at New Orleans. IL will be the
largest cantileyer bridge IN America
and will cost about 5000, 600 II will
take nearly three years to build it, The
contract Is one In which nearly all the
railroads in the south are Interested
and has been let te Corthel & Karncr,
civil ongineers Of This city.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-02-02

r W ThUmpron, ex-sccrctarY Of the
navy, continues ~ deny energs tically
that any one got Panama Doodle W the
ALpossoaa aRd Vt tlEs sakssRAs
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-02-02
DEVELOPMENTS EXPECTED.

Speaker IN sm,re IIaud. .prtNer Doug
lass Ru Ultitnatum No Lsrt-iatiun L.
fectsd.
TOPEKA, Kan. Jan. 3i.-Startlin0 dc.
velopmerts were eXpecie In the lcIis-
lature yesterday, but the short scssi.n
proved by long ODDS to De tue tune.
one since the opening day Evcryon,
predicted that some move would b.
made by one side or the other to pre-
cipitate final settlement OF the exist
ing differences, but nothing appeared
In the proceedings which would give
the casual observer an inkling that
anything unusual was going on. just
before adjournment, however. Speaker
Dunsmore handed sealed envelope to
Speaker Douglass, which the latter
quietly placed in his pocket As the
republican house was alb u to adj Urn
Speaker Douglas, announced hat a
conference of the republican members
would be held at the Copeland hotel
He did not state the oht ct.
When asked by cor espondent what
the letter given him by Dunsmore cou-
tanned he said that he did not intend to
give 1t to the public until he could give
his answer Dunsmore also declined to
make known the contents OF the letter
la II night Douglass admitted that last
nights conference was for the purpose
OF talking over the Dunsm IRE com.
munication The letter WIS read in
the caucus and the sta tements 1t con-
tanned thoroughly discussed 1t was
again resolved that the republican or
ganization was the constitutional
house Of represent atives and that tn "
should stand firm to the last in the
pos ton they had assumed regardless
Of consequence.
From those who saw the letter and
heard 1t read the corresp indent learned
that II consisted OF three typewriter
pages. The letter legged that the re-
publican house had the support of the
railroad companies and other corpora
tons, and that its expenses were being
betrayed by bank closely connected
with the railroads, the object OF the
corporations being to BLOCK all legis-
lation that no laws regulating them
might be enacted. II discussed
the claims TO legality of the rival
houses and asserted that the
popuist house had been officially
recognized by the senate and governor,
the only constitutional authorities that
could pass upon the claims OF the two
bodies The republicans, it is claimed,
depended upon the supreme court, which
was termed u partisan court" tn sus-
tain 1t The republican members were
urged to come into the populist house
and assist in ma ding laws aud were
told that few committees were still
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-16
COCRr CALENDARS FO2 TO-DAY.

Supreme Court-Gsneral Tcrm-Recess.
o' sUn , SaTd st u SI,GA rcnn-ra ne Law
rcn cup J ~" So. M loe Ia b,clcs Xo.
1877 5Gi W. q, Ley and tS Xo' 1870 2iS6 ~
s55; as55 'g 49, s3i 49, aS -''' -''
sgps r. ic ~, Tm BIZ "a slh'o 81, rg1S
divorce. 40, e525. 25@e 1897 Gi3' 25!i Law aai
Els Sacs. o 2isl 'D 49, -, no. -''', 49, '
$500 s5S2 2si 2o2 a?s ~ 2,e lG,o Ss3s @3?o
Circuit CouIt-Part l-Bciore Barrett, J.-Ca.es from
Circuit cour-part II-Bciore Beach. Eases from
Clrruit Cour-Part Iv-Bforc Andrews J.-Cascs from
Sufroeatc's courtwn. Of Adam Holman and Eeno5
i.ockwood susan \. Barton, Thomas o-hornc Herman
ledoHsSy 10 a m SirwgnG ., l,@ -. i.m Nn,,e,n.
~ Common P,es-Gcncral Tcnn-Adlourncd until thl,
comnon Special Term Before DAILY. c J-yos.
Common re,'Eqgi'y Aaoq!oea fet No term
No on" aSl iG' 49, 500. 81
nncn ple4slrlal I'rm-I9rts II and III Adjourned
sS5qo, Court-Gcncnii Tern-Adl,lrn'4 for tn ;c,m.
4s6 81; 500 COZ Cos. X 5,j &c 63
:, sugIor Court EogG;y .n Re ScdsT S e. j.,
2.3 22i 80 .-d ~. - =.
fySGt 5 G'I o5p @ ic ' h 55 (i sG ''H 7
superior couft-Trih Term-rat lib tore Freedman
Nos. l72l 1854, 1873 1885 ISL. il'' 1911. 1919
superior Cont-Trlal Term-par, lII-,Heto'c McAaam.
Nos lGCe. sal l1tS. li94, l2.J l4s7 49,. 200
CIV Court spca Term ,neforcc " Cnrhy, Motions
CITY Court-Triel Tcfm-rat I.i''fgre Mc',own. b
Nos liOe 10 ll2S. 1880 ll- So. I'll $40 S62 "02O
Gj si3 1000 1877, @2is Ilsl, Ils2 1850. 10, 1918
1915 100 ma 52i. 90, 1lG2, ~ Gi2. l23i. l2i5
1890 1871. 1865. s4, ll5a 1910, 121 1851. 1851 1880
l2lS.
civ tourt-Tra renu-rart IT-B,fors Van Wyck
J-Nos AZ 1873 so az. 81 1893. / ~ i0i. 93i CTf
I0io az AZ 9G7. io2} 1861. 1902. l074. 1864 1903
SO Io5s 1913, 9iC go, 80, 1.s, go. 1875. 1915
Gsf 1000
CITY Courb-Tfla Term-Part IiI-Bcfo-e Fitlsimons
Nos 1921. 2iG 779 SIS. $40. 9oi. 80 2iO7 72G
zoos 1919. 73G @i@s nos. 1924. 1881. 7Gs s1. 800
City Cour;TrIal Torm.part Iv-i,cfore Nevburecr
4. Nos 2li1. "ofJ llGJ, 23iy 91i2
525L, 1898 2iIs. 22i2. 1921 1902 25Gi. 1915. .-9G
$500 232,, 9553 1907, 2231. Equity Nos. io5.
o.
Count Of General Scssions-Part Incforc Smyth L..
and Assistant DstfictAttomey Mclntyr.-Nos. TO q.
inclusive.
Court Of General Sessions-Part I--Eeforc MARITIME J.
and Assistant DlstfictAttOIncy Wechs-Nos. / 10 3
inclusive.
Court OF General Sessons-Par III-Bcioe Fitygcrald
j., and Assistant District Attorney Townsend Nos.
q fncIu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York Saturday Jan. 14.--BEEVES-Receipts. 80
cars or 677 head 80 direct 70 saughterers ana
cara (ate Friday for the market NO tadn2 feeuno
steady No LATER cable The canada taxes 2oO
h. inst ad Of 4S9 reported. Inc fXeter Wv
will probably get OIL TODAY Sunday with l4oo quarters
Of beef. ~,
MILcH Cows-Receipts. 90 head. No trading Iecl'
CALVEs-Recepts 40 head Market almost nominal
the transactions OF importance Oresse
calv.s stcady. ,,, , ~ 4,
utches. sc cors 220 head - cars at ooth
Tor sheep but 4Od50c lower for lambs and the pens
wcro not CLEARED Common TO prime sheep sold AZ -
as - per 100 ordinary prime lambs at soasS %
and IA head at s7ds7 l2i. Dressed mutton steedy az
Saie:-J. s. Pldcock & Sons: 1i5 Western saeep
LOG average. 50 - per 100 N 40 state lambs % 3D.
at So -; 06 do. 80 n. at - % do 81 r. at
NJ Collins 4G2 Western sheep IS II, at ~ 1914
D. Hsrrineton 100 State lambs. 70 N. at So q Isl
DO H. or POI do 70 ~ at 80 90 o 20 o 49, De
H. ct rs % 2l2 Michigan do. 10 y az "a w IL a.
- H. 90; PIG DO, 81 H. at S. %; % state shcep
% G. Dddenback: o70 state lambs. so n. at 90 80 3!
do 20 n az SO 37 II sheep, 104 n. at "a 90;
oil western do. ~ II, at 81 So 90 sc.o.
Hume d; Mullen: 40 state lambs ~ r. al 20 e. %.
I9j do 70 40 50 20 Stltc sheep, 100 49, a. % oo'
AZ II,Ienbeck & Hollis 40 State lambs 62 ~ at So:
II State sheep 81 n at - so 2l5 Western DO W H. al
IfoGs-Recelpts. 20 cars 1852 head equally a..
yicd between the Yards. One ear for SALE Nomin"'
steady at 81 40a&7 So