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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-11

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n~d no STEADY WIN q rather brit~, demand aud nm"
higher urcs- n,r bulls which ~ Nrht supply ~"
.xno,, demand rao cars u medium s'""fs ul-Dli or
dnar, q, good natives -oi 1T say - pc 100 ID oirn
and stays s2nt' 80 bnli- ~ s2ySa 90 "r a. ~ 'oa
81 u pei b. mead 80 >" "psl. I" 'a,l
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lie per n dressed Weight 80 IN"p, ana '"r- ~ Lon
don selling O1.r. fi""p MN al va To-. n'~il"' 10"
choice. refrigerated beef higher a. ''.hb.' me '"''
sailing Thursday. wn 'af3 a" cattle. : q" Gnnr'ir ~
and about 80" sh"-p ior NatipuS shpi"is 49,. o.,
sales f. MoIh"s-on CO.. k~niuchy steers. l'sN ID
average 80 s. % per lv ID 10 de- l3.N H. al - 40 !
do 1867 H. at - - 20 Virginia d.. ~" ~. AZ - ~
10 du l2S - 81. 10 81. 49, ~ Al ~ W. ! "N'h.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-11
e RE IL ~ ES.

York foot o. hambers-st.. daily follows. aAa H''
in.nut.s earlier irc.i West 2jdst. . mig.
9l5 1am MVf mS p aasS. I i9s and s
manca Paror car HorEelisVile - -.,.
300 lass M via essSaaa %'' Lake s'4 'a'
\: a. M Chicago ! y. .letprfs ~ 49,
cage, Cleveland and Cincinnati pinins 'aa,n,e,lo
rOA ~ M.-Bufalo Nestihu.e Express. arr ps~
O.s)U A. NJ making direct connections ioF ps" c,n
chicago and the West Buffalo passengers 49,
remain In s.eeper unill ; \. NJ. - p.ns
S:45 s: % tan S" cni@aSS 5espes buffalo c'
cago and Cincinnati. DINING car. ,,,,vAy
\ OCAI. TIME TABLE. TICKETS MD ~ H." ,s1
| Recommendations at 2dl iOi and 95I Boad"asS ,
Fast Io3th ST. Chambers and West sd st ferries
York. az, tu:ton-s Brooklyn. 21 iiudsor-st 90
and Jersey Cty station Erie Transfer company a.t.
and checks baggage from hotels and resue"'' "
nation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-11
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

70 PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
TON
For Philadelphia week Gays. 40 500 go lo Joe
csS. 500 Dining carr 900 I2,. s+5 p II; 2Y
nl.ht sun ~ 30 300 II 81 ulnirg Car A. H. I'D.
800 Dining carr 500 p. NJ. 1918 night
For Balumcre and Washington. week days 900, li1
Dining carr A NJ 30. $3.50. 800 Dining Carr. 500
p NJ i2:i5 night sunday 200. 100 .D,,as Car
A NJ 40 500 Dining carr. 800 =. NJ. l2l5 night
rrkefs and paror-car seats be procured AZ 3 liz
PSI 4I5 D4 ITO 323 Broadway. 81 Gth-aye. 81 East
iI,h G. ia Eas, 10Th ST. pa West 12jth s.. 25l Co
nrbus Az New-Y0rk: Court St. $50 Fulton - bros.
Itn az broadway Williamsburg. The New York Transfer
Company will call for and check baggage from hotel %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-11

..u.,od and tho nrlce advanced 10 4o6c Al the rue
p hws,nss. w,s done today. supply VIII 900" We
depicted that orders can only be rec"iNeu S"''''
m. market H. f.yrrish and uncertain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-11

S:s.y |s: |s$ :sI:% 81:
Asrn 1850 i2s, ::osI5 .i |"
ssss:5 SO ::s :ss i:ssI '''
The statistical position OF Brazil cShee J.; as ipno"s
SeW"o.eans stock ........ 2s2id a77a4 2@ooo
xs see ;:.; s a!iiT.;:: 8; is 50 SS$
Orleans deliveries LOIS Ito" ~
total n~llv-rle. ,s5s a, ,s 80, aa 1855 %,
Xh%si supply 1 1s 5S5 1isSss
for Brazil ser's doc not prseni any ,r new
:. gsSe. e are n ga" held @ is
Of Gs sases , q OF 49, 9 no To S IN The low.
grades quoted on the basis of ~ 10. No We nS,.
sse % 100 bag, h aha Mo so al lead pe We
sales OF 800 bags Maracabo and 800 pigs Jamaica
FioTK AND MEAI.-Tradr was very dull. win the
"ssns, any Concessions from mills buyers
weakness wheat The demand is small and Easily
rsckasss follows: c. tels sl.y IN p".; NJ, pr
Ibis city mills s. i5as2 5o hne s.
o. so %@ s. aS,..s e coRMMEh
Sei quiet; sales 800 bbs Quoted: B,sndywine 81
5 SiS 81 s6asi ~ co%s~ 81 oas u
SEESM'94f. na } SS ~ sa soa
s g. sna "s' n:~ a 'p i
GRAIN HEAT-The wheat market was active and
lower this morning First ssles al about &c
cline after which prices rallied i b esSams dn
seadying subsequently on ihe deceas" in The English
visible The early news an ss",S to re ., N Sysr %, n
crease bush passage. and foreign houses
were heavy sellers Of wheat at the opening The buy
ink was scattered but absorbed the cary offerings after
,y6Jch prices rallied. The adyices from the Argentine
noined 10 per cent Increase In the crop here The
decided weakness in Liverpool wa. howrver ne prin-
-eased in No 432.ODO bush. quite sat STA Glory
sacrssss The visible supply Increased than an
lin heavy exceeding last Mondays arrivals. The
English visible. figured out from ne estimated con
dsdced from anat and the American vlsi-
lie LEFT ne, increase IN stocks OF about Coz bush
,ssued this tended 10 reduce business some
what private dispatches stated that the Government
MAD announced that FOR comparison the nynes OF The
the last year would be given THIS area
mich according departments percentages. was
interpreted June at % 14oCW acres ~ now raised 10
sid acres which apparently would seem 10 indi-
I., The departnent IL getting read hedge
a.. 6na statement OF the yield this year Interior re-
ceipts wheat Of spring wnea n e 'o-nay "ee
1870, sgains; 636 bush last winter. 1902.
hn.h sranst IO5 8i1 bush seaboard receipts. sG.oea
IA "a, S,sb exports l75 G9s bush against 80 1913 bush
Trade during the latter part OF NE asy was sinai. WIN
the market winding up weak on Ups una. ehe "ovsrhenr
tsS "a acres reported harvested this year Final
quotations were at the loves, OF 20 GOO gay g. sd
sold At 21tc under May b. store: NAV closed al SSc
The Government report mace me cona'on OF wlhef
crrb broke &c TO 627tc FOR May CORN
the market iS corn SDs suss IL strong and
yanced &d1,c with moderately ac'Ve soiuhe OF uhns
The advance seemed TO be due 10 Inc sma ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-11
WEST SHORE Il.

Trains leave West 4.d ST. station New lo'c a.
lows. md IS minut > earlier from loot fFahA'" ~"
$3.50 A. NJ Daily. Local 10 Buffalo. s,r,cu.e Roches.
",.sr iunao Niagara Fails, Detroit Chicago e~'
Saturday Tor TOT .nto. ,,., t,,lca Syr1.
5tI6 T.. NJ. Daily for Albany. Monttva" q.onnto ~.
cuse Rochegter. Buffalo. Niagara tal's' 'N
troit cleveland Chicago and St LOUIS ,., syracuse.
7,In p NJ Daily except Sunday tor ttica seas
Rochester AM luf,ao. Carries sleeplns'ea' p"
S:iS T.. NJ Daily 10 Albany; Utica ,, Cleveland.
ter Buffalo. Ma Fails Toronto. p'"''
For tickets time tables, parlor ana sirst TwYorx.
commodatcns apply city Offices BROOKLYN LII hotels Fof
and at stations Time tables at pr'he''"'
other information addrcs. ., posssnysr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-11
o,.,,,.p vAnKrrs-BY TELEGRAPH.

40
,,, no.. IN Cattle Receipts last ~ hours 90"
head total Tor week 500 head or % IA -
-. I'll 2so head on sale 1000 head. market "p''-'
s,dy f"r GOOD handy steers. 10 lower for go"d oN
and oa5c lower for common s,rr nis and easy
to shade lower for others eNira che.'r % hir,ng
s. - good - prime eNpSr sssSsS.S "a nm butchers
sa ,s,a 81 80 rnixcd butchers stock. 81 ''!s ,
hefers 81 25gs3 ~ fair 10 choice "a cows - - .o5
.o,kers ana fc"drfs activ" ana higher s,"se's -
81 ~, ..lers l5d>3 80. fresh cows sprihS'H e.
s2snS5,. bulls stead IGN To- so.i >Il,SG IL"
Receipts last =, hours - 100 head. total or NO. tn
f,r. li2.sI head for s1me umr "s' ~ . Ia hc@i
~ sale head. market opened stern, ~.
Win al soi yorkcra - 'oes a. sh - @.a'' s az
good heayy 3 i5TSi 90 roiss. 81 ''nN stag > cnn
81 - Shoer ami larlS Receipts laf - hon's' Il"'
head total ~ wcek thIs fer. - ~ h'll ' %, ~,
last wech. 2l2n head. 'onsign-i through, - '.',
Sev. YORK head sale - Gp gead na""t opened
acfl,, and fin. ci's"i s"ady WIN hllk q" R,d 80
soll good native sms 81 G'as3@ iaf t. sooi, - i,e
s. ~ common g. T3ds2. m,N@l sheep - 2'a.Z -
s. c5ns. - export we'her4 - 75nSi ewes 81 2'N 10
inon S,o. YARD. chcar7. Dec io-ca''"- F'ece.p,s;
=? head market weak common TO- esira s'ccf, - !"
So 80 ,, 80 and s. 6as & H. R,Sp il oo
head market generals easy 81 2ias' 30 common
To- choice mixed s. aasis 30. ,hoc, as.oriei. 81 "a
coips 1900 hcad market weak Inferior Co cho'o" 81 ="
uS - lambs. s.4i' u - , -
ccips fs01 head market "ae."r, .h.'c 70 fancy cN'
te,r- s. 'opsG - good trpng AMI s,p2- TT - .
81 0ont. 20 Hogs Receipts 523l head. market 5Nlo'
lover pskns 2Sgss 20 tgo"'' - ." mako.
Ia, Liberty -. 10 c'tre Re,eip's nlr. market
t n o., io rs n, 81 slti Z Mr rsh, steers
- , Nist y" tor. r.i.., f,r ln,rts, steady Tha.
a.rh"s - .'p - m.S,e WI rs 4e, gs va
So rossa, ',a',s ,h-co '.s'il. - III , S,e
.ei tS,r, ... i1mo, si6s, TO- eo 1o
OBJ fair lambs. - l'1>' 81"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-11

and 50 car. for the Trading was not S srsk sa GSs
the demand sufficient to clear the n sold at s2@
e. 3, per 100 fb several lots for export AZ 90 six
snG'cs , s's 81 s. IDS. *
ton slow. at ia5i.c dressed lambs quiet at 4's4''3'
Few choice carcasses. &c. , ,a,,hs ~ ID average
at 81 y pei coo state Dc. 60 g n a; s ~ Sheep T' io
3 H. 81 so So do 81 ~ at y % los do o. H.
S. 81 III do ~ s: -; 10 do :. No. a. ~ &. q,
oq Wssern do 20 H. at So So state do Gss 10 at
81 80. 2i5 ohio sheep. '3 H. at W. 10 ''''' 'o o. "
''D Mcpherson CO.: 30 Kentucky lambs ~ 70, AZ
81, 30 Indiana DO H. s. - DO No. at e. TO- do
aS % * & 3 50 So d. a' 81 90 a, sheen is
H. SO 80 ~ do LEG No. at 81 -; % Jo 0hi" dc" ia
s. al s. a E's s. State 40 % ohS do Gs%
81 NJ :, q 81 s. 80 =" s 2ls %s e ~ at 81 Is
= Sanders 70 Pennsyvanla lambs = H. a. ~ ~ a9
state do - Ii. at 50 ie 2o' DO S 10 a. % and lambs
g. h. at 81 i2s ~ rennsyyana DO 3. ee ID p, d at $ To-
n s. % 2Sl 49, g. r g. $? ID d. at 40 81 =
~ ~acs - : Sheer los H. at ST. d. - n at 50 ~
s u y 81 IS lG cn' d lambs. e % NJ 10 at a" So >
~ HARRINGTON: 20 canadian lambs ~ ii, heeu (, N,
less Michigan do II NJ at 81 90 = S'''' S"e''
Wash Kirby & Co.: state lamb So 10 a a % g 3D.
U,ilonbek & Hollis: 1872 STATE lambs. vi 10 al ," w.
20 sheer, and lambs cs ID. at 81 {, ~ o, se5;
O.. pillenback: 200 Canadian lanDS' % ~ "
Hume & mullen 800 canadian lam ID ~ 70 ~ H. a. ~
100 do ~ 10 AZ 81 ~: II state do I" ~ q, ~, 4,
p s Kase: 90 Pennsylvania lambs ar o. ID a. go "
rennsyiyana shssp ioe r t al ;, Snbs 100 10 s. 90;
IS d. ~ s.. - ohio sheep 10 o. r. a. KSn,cky DO
at aI' & :! at 81 20 % ONO 49, 90 ~. ~ ~ 81 1873
80 JuaS g. s s. - 3d. soaS r. b. at sheep and
lambs u H. at n STATE sheep 81 ~ a, e. o. Ken en-
~, ,%cs .S sheep 81 ID. at 81 Is -, ~, h..d
W, cars for Market quoted weak at - "'9S' per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-11
allrcaos.
-AmERic.'s GREATEST RAILROAD"
n EIWYORK
CENTRAL
~ HUDSON RIVER r. r.

From Grand Central Station. 4ad Street:
k:3O a M-EAc.pt sunday. Empire State Express
Fastest train the 9orld.
O.3O A M.-Daily Fast Mail. For Syracuse Rochester
Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Chicago.
IO;;iO A. M-Except sunday. Day Express For all I'M
portant State points ,,
M.-bally. Southwestern Limited. for Cincin-
natl Indianapolis. ST. Louis and Chicago.
3,;sO L. MA. sunday West Point. Poushkeepse.
Albany. Troy, Saratoga.
AFRO T. .i.-paily. North shore Limited. Due Detroit
$40 A. NJ, Chicago. t:30 L. NJ.
u,oO n M-Daily For Albany. Troy. Buffalo. Cleve-
land Detroit. Chicago. Cincinnati. st. Louis
0.ra II M-Daly For Troy. Saratoga. Burlington.
Plattsburgh and Montreal
7.yO A. M-Daly. For Auburn Road points. Buffalo.
Niagara Falls Cleveland. Indianapolis ST. Louis.
D,OO r. M.-Daily. Only Sleeping Car passengers for
Rochester carried on his train. 49,
0I6 H. M.-.)aiy. For Clayton. Cape vincent. Osdens-
burg. Cleveland. Detroit. Chicago.
i.,O5 Night TX. SUNDAY night-for Albany and Troy.
connecting for Buffalo. Niagara Falls and Chicago.
O,Ot A. NJ and :,;:H T. M.-Daiy. except Sunday. 10
Tittshed. Via Harlem Division
Warn,r Palace Cars On all through trains
Trains Illuminated by Pntsch Light
Tickets Wagner Offices at Grand Central Station.
ll3 2Gi Alb 7S5 broadway; 81 East iAth-st. Lincoln
nuildine oi5 Broadway: 235 Columbus ave.. So wes
In5th-st and station New-lork; 1888 and I2d
Fulton st. and - broadway. T.. D.. Brooklyn
Express Company.
JOHN NJ. TOUCEY GEORGE H. DANIELS
General Manager Gen. Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-11
BALTIMORE ANp ONO 1t. II.
Fast Express Trains To .,nuntk
baltimore, Washington, Chicas West

DuItImOrc, WnshinKtOn. ChiE'S Wcst
ST. Louis and All POINTS TRAINS.
plI.I.MAN CAR sriiNlCE OA ALI, 80, Tor Chl-
Leave New York loot Liberty ST. dA HTS IS suRG.
CAGo 1880 ~ and ii Tds GeiisNc:iNNAr ST Lo Irtii
900 "a For w hisns car, 30 csso
p M ex sunday. 600 G m p nsesp sO
1910 might, Al trans run daily iSo p es s cnss.
For va S,se pGn@V car 300 Ss A
qsset "ticss: ~ 2s 4fs no Bs""i brooklyn STA
ST. l?7 Bowery. y y; Ste ~ OF N J. rcas.
New-York Trsnster Co. VII cav a., L. ~
sron hotel or residence " destina'''~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-11
FOR LAKEWOOD.

40 s:i5 A. NJ. Las. $40 i:4o p. NJ
For Farm,ngdaie Toms River Barnegat and Baf.
nesat 80 SIS A. NJ las. +40 p. VI.
For Atlantic city Cape May. Nineland ana b'iose"a
40 A. NJ. 40 p. VI. ,,-.,. u.
For Monmouth Peach. seab-ght ana Hgal,na'
Nov.snk. t3o. SID ll;,D NJ - i'f'' 49, u"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-11
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF New JERSEY,

(Anthracite coal used ovrlusivovr
Four tracks Automatic Block Srnaia
on AND AFTER DEC. 30 .S9i
Trains 'eave station foot 81 Liber'yst
For Esstcn. Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch chunk ac,
+3p 10 0:iO 81 - EastonD 4. NJ. 1910, ls,0 40
to tasonj 40 5:,5. I 90 t. Aentogn. = y sundays
40 CAS- 10 EastonD A. NJ. 100. $50. 500 r. 81
For Wikesbarre. Pittston and Scranton. $40 4.
40 30 40 p NJ Sundays. 30 A. NJ
For Reading AT 30 500 $40 1000 II 30 A. NJ. Ito
40 400. 500. 5t5. 100 p NJ l?;ls might Sun.
DAYS I 20 A. NJ 100 I 30 $50 500 Z NJ. l2:l5 night
For Harrisburg at 80 500 9:o A. NJ. 40 20 40
800 5:4s p NJ. 1911: night Sundays. 100 $50. 90
p NJ IL 10 night
For sunbury. Lewisburg. and Wilamsport a, $50 20.
o:lO A. NJ. 40 $50 100 p w. sundays GOO
Pleasant. $50 Sis. II 80 A. NJ, 50 las $40 Rel
c....a auh,r, n.on N
The eagle. (Silver City, N.M.) 1894-1???, 1894-09-26

erection OF a warehouse about 25x40 feet
soon in order to have room to store his
stock of goods.
The question OF annexation to Grant
county is being talked about some and
good many are in favor OF the idea. 1t
is not very convenient for people who
have business at the county seat to be-
obliged to travel nearly 300 miles to get
to Socorro. The only argument against
the plan OF annexation to Grant county
is that the financial condition of Grant
county is not very good.
As the time for the assembling OF the
territorial legislature draws near, the
subject of annexation will undoubtedly
receive more attention and it is quite
probable that an effort will be made to
have part of Socorro county cut off and
added to Grant county.
Capt. Cooney is out for the republican
nomination for sheriff of Socorro county.
He is deservedly popular and WILL most
probably, receive the nomination.
The eagle. (Silver City, N.M.) 1894-1???, 1894-09-26
Populist Meeting.

Last Saturday evening there was
populst meeting at Morrill, hall for the
purpose OF eXpounding populistic views.
The hall was well filled and the meeting
was called to order little after s clock.
George H. Utter was elected chairman
and made few remarks, after which
w. H. Rider, a member of the Central
populist club, addressed himself to the
audience. He read a circular which was
got up by the populists OF Central and
set forth their views ON political matters
in general.
After he had finished reading the cir
cular he invited discussion on any OF the
points but, as there appeared to be no
one disposed to talk on the matter, he
spoke at some length on the financial
question.
Mr.. Utter made few additional re-
marks and, at the close of the meet
ing, F. S. Wright, member OF the Cen
tral club thanked the audience for its
attention. The persons who signed the
call for the meeting, with the exception
of Mr.. Brent, who did not wish his name
to be used, were made a committee to
solicit members. The primary to elect
delegates to the populist county conven-
ton from this precinct will be held next
Saturday evening.
The eagle. (Silver City, N.M.) 1894-1???, 1894-09-26
NEWS OF A LIVELY CAMP.
Mogollon is the Best Camp in New
Mexico.
Preparations for Lively Fall and Winter
Being Made by Merchants
and Miners.

The new Confidence, mill which has
been in process OF construction for CON
siderably more than year, will be
turned over by Contractor Wilkie to the
company this week. This mill is the
finest in new Mexico and will be in op-
GRAFTON very soon. 1t will be lighted by
electricity and communication with it
will be by telephone. The company has
out a large amount OF ore, in fact all
that there is room for storing at present.
There are but few men at work in the
mine but this number will be increased
as soon as the mill starts. The output
of this company will very materially in
crease the product OF the camp which is
now larger than that OF any other camp
in New Mexico.
A fine body OF high grade ore has been
struck in the Deep Down and the mill
started up Monday. The manager is
confident OF success and there seems no
reason to believe that the mill will not
be profitable.
The Little Fannie and Maude S. are
each working about 70 men ard the out
look is very favorable for both companies.
Coats and Sanders have struck fine
ore in the Fairview and are confident
that they have big thing.
Miners in the camp are watching the
price OF silver and hope that it will soon
touch the 70 mark when they expect to
get an increase of wages.
Building is going on with all possible
sneed and some OF the new buildings are
about ready for occupation. Max
Schutz's new store will be done in few
days and others are well advanced
among them being Meader's which is a
handsome building with cut red sand
stone front.
M. G. Logan's building is to be two
stories and also has a cut sandstone
front. This building is well under way
but it will take some time to complete it
G. H. Wilkie is building the largest
house in the camp. 1t is of adobe and
will probably be completed some time
next month.
M. w. Neff expects to commence the
The eagle. (Silver City, N.M.) 1894-1???, 1894-09-26
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Newsy Notes of Local Happenings.
A Grist of Readable Paragraphs Which
Should Not be Overlooked
by Our Readers.

Born, to the wife OF Henry Carter,
Wednesday, September 10, 1894, a girl.
DR.. Williams delivered a lecture on
the blood to the normal school last
Thursday. The doctor will probably
deliver other lectures to the students
during the course.
Born, to the wife OF Perry b. Lady, on
Sunday, September %, 1894, son.
This young Lady, unlike most young
ladies, will vote the democratic ticket
when he gets old enough.
Born, to the wife OF William Brahm,
on Thursday, September 20, 1894, son.
The little fellow arrived too late to reg
lister for the coming election, but he is a
good democrat just the same.
The closing services for the conference
year will be held at the Asbury NJ. +.
Church next Sunday, at II a. III. and
80 p. m. Special preparations are
being made for the OCCASION All are
cordially invited.
f. NJ. Harper, OF the middle ella,
killed bear last Tuesday. He reports
these animals as being quite numerous
in that locality this season, and wants
some OF our local nimrods to come out
that way and try their skill on some OF
the large game.
Mrs. j. H. Black, OF Joplin, Mo-, de-
sires information OF her brother, Ansley
Humphreys, whom she has not seen or
heard of in 10 years. When last heard
from he was in this part of New Mexico.
He is described as having dark hair and
eyes.
The populists OF this county are going
to have a convention here on the 9th OF
next month. The call, which is printed
in another column, provides for 236 del
egates or more than twice as many as
either of the other conventions. 1t is
expected that the party will put full
ticket in the field.
Macedonia Torres killed 300 pound
bear in his garden the other day. Mr..
Torres lives in the most thickly settled
portion OF the Mimbres valley and it is
quite an unusual thing to see bears in
that vicinity. The Oldest residents OF
Grant county cannot remember season
when bears have been as thick as they
are now.
The eagle. (Silver City, N.M.) 1894-1???, 1894-09-26

A number of new pupils have entered
the normal school recently. More room
will be needed if there should be many
more new pupils.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-11
ONE OF THE sUFFERERs.
GONE TO THE HORSE SHOW.
The Old Dominion Company Carries .
Large Party from Richmond.

Large Party from Richmond.
Richmond will be well represented at
the New York horse show this week.
A party OF nearly seventy ladies' and
gentlemen, constituting the Old Domin-
ion Steamship Company's personaily-con-
Quoted excursion, left via the Chesapeake
and Ohio L. II. train yesterday for Nor
folk. where they took the elegant new
steamer Jamestown. which viii land them
in the metropolis this afternoon.
Mr. George NJ. Wyatt, OF the steamship
company's Richmond Office. Is in charge
of the party. and had made In advance
every arrangement for the comfort OF his
guests. The following constitute the
party: Thomas l.. Stage. wife. and daugh-
ter, George Schoen and wife. Mrs. J. A..
Glenn, Mrs. w. ID. Sutherland. Charles
MillhIser. l.. Mitteldorfer. Miss Ida Stur-
CESS. Miss r. Mitteldorfer. Mrs. George
Watt, Mrs. NJ. Call, Miss a. Millhiser.
Miss L. Millhiser, Miss NJ. p. Winn. Mrs.
Kent, Miss Mary Lewis. Miss Palmer,
c. n Boswell. Thomas G.. Boswell j.
w. Hobgood. Lewis T. Dobie, II. II. Har-
wood. l.. A. Sadler. 8. b. Adkins r. II.
Curtis, ]. A. Cabell. George Z. McAdams
Robert @. Cabell. George p. Stacy. Gar
nett Tabb. Thomas ]. Glover. G. L. Nor
ton, IL. Peyton, Jr, j. j. Faulkner,
Thomas Poindexter. N. r. Crump. J. L..
Anderson, Z. r. Chesterman, J. b. Beas-
ley r. r. Arlington. J. j. Hickok. u. w.
Pickerel and wife, g. S. +. Patteson.
James A. Moncure. Waller Scott and wife.
Mrs. w. A. Walker. Miss Walker DR.. J.
A. White and wife. John ID. Potts and
wife. r. T. Alvey. George NJ. Wyatt, J..
q. Tinsley and wife. Miss c. Tinsley.
Miss A. Tinsley, J. A. Marks, Mrs. c. E.
Vaughan, Mrs. L. 3. Morris. and Miss D.
Morris.