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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-01

Cash quotations follows: Flour duh and ne
80 spring wheat 5asi Sos spring w VIZ 81, 5'@ a.
by saTP no red Sa g. s ~ 40 :q s5rcy c * 80
iaxsefd 81 $7qs IS prime timothy sees s. 10 NOMINAL
Msss P p5s SIDES sr '4 bose, s s. ase &c. Try sailed
g sqss G f2' dn sS@ s s@ gal s.
Sugars loaf Dbl s. 81 granuated 81 ~ STANDARD
Hinsae % J fF CO G Raw Sc boed c on The
ereamefy Dc; frss isQI9c: seconds, 14el'c Eggs
steady fresh s9ek 1al2S per dozen active A., firm
1a Els:'P Sc soss do family DO .
ns fame s. @ 3 ,s s9s 1 WHEAT 81 II 4a sf
Corn hm ,u, guiet prices g a S@'s 59y "a S
mixed aia.c rye am; elevator Coo Pork active and
BaSoR strons and good demand loose shoulders 5xc
loose short rb sGe ' and shG a9 's sSo5a
loose short RIBS Gc loose short clear sides sc Lar
Improved feeling receipts s,il large; nearby. Zoe
ws9ss oTa March It would not decline in his
narke, and closed higher and firm Futures closed Win
opened q Sac: closed lesa3a.s July oPe1ca 81
cash market was quiet and but little business done
The price paid for few cars 'o ed wa. 60 On irao
oorn steady; No g. acc Oats arm: 40 white. Bic No
q o5ass % for patents s2qs2 20 for bakers
% 600 bbs shipments 1900 bes bran s'eady at sl2 -
fancy isncs. 81 1;ssis, % ,.,,~.
sympathy NTH late aavane ho ", and ppy y gen
choice Pennsylvania quoted 81 e. Wheat, Foreign
mand continued Hight the absence speculative
support prices opened shade lower. but the market
subsequently recovered No rod and April. Goan
Gle: May GlisIGlasc; June Glha6ihc Corn dull and
prices options declined &c. Cables firm but shippers
had few orders and these limited 10 small parcels
line Local carlOs in small supply
and held firmly demand light No mixed spot
and April 49s. GjOc. May j04Nj0i1c; June 5iha51ac
ngs moderate and prices ruled steady both CARROTS and
options NJ . white spot and April 36.43Tc May 31ls
d37s.c June 37la3IAc Butter firm but quiet: Penn
sale PC: do jobbing 24a27c Sugar-Rehned quiet and
steady. with change in quotations Other articles
unchanged
$, Louis. March Colour quiet. but firm patents.
Sc TOlS2 81 fancy 81 JO$2 So; fancy 81 l5a$2
choice s2Qs2 10. Bran quiet. but steady sacked east,
eide tic: TN side zoe Wheat lower; May 5+7sa55c:
July 55N5Shc Corn lower: May. %25sc: July. Hg+4,c
6rm May. BONO: June 30lsc. Eggs higher at 10c
Professionalism mess sl2 G71 Lard. prime steam. Csc.
choice &c. Bacon-Shouldcrs. &C. longs SIC clear ribs
clear &c Dry salt meatShoulders sc: longs
G.c: RIBS Gac: clear Gzc. High wines
a 81 -. Wool steady Missouri and illinois, medium.
I4a15c low I2aI+c: light fine. 10alic
fne sl9c: and Arkansas. medium. iO413c braid
and ow. sfloc light, 7a9c heavy fine. 5a7c: slightly
bury. lonllc: hard bury Sc Southern hard burr &C.
Baxgne-ord"r prices ia. 10. 49sc 10 Sc o.. N ~"
iron ties &C: hemp twine. 10 ~ Lead steady held
292is. Spelter firm AT 305
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-01

Market closed very steady a, to points advance com
pared with Yesterdays closing prices Transferable
notices $50. Total sales $500 bales York spot
sales last night officially reported; For
sumption 225 bales spot quiet; middling upands
7l6c mlddling gulf l-l6c which is &c up compared
Liverpool cables-Spot cotton nrmer sales. 200 bales
speculation and export 800 bales American IvS bales
receipts 1000 bales. middlng uplands 5iGi Futures
opened quiet partially lGid decline closed very steady
q Il. to 3 points advance March. 3l6v. March April
Bib: April May 3l1b MayJune 3sizs June-Iui, 32Os
July August 32lb: August September. 322b. September
October 323 gh October November. 324sh November De
cemher 32Gs, december January. 32,igS.
COFFEE-The only feature Of the trading to-day
the almost lfeess condition Of the market. not until
toward the close single sale received m" total
being insignificant Prices al the close tended ~ In
the bid quotations The foreign markets similar
q and local traders apathetc
consequence Havr" insance total sales reached
only 5000 bags The close that market quiet a
decline = =. franc April leaving ~ a. 80 francs.
MAY ~ - francs, June r+.iO francs After ienlng
lower Hamburg closed barely steady with hur prices
follows: April - pigs, Ma, - - pigs June - -
pigs, July - pigs. RIO steady. ~ quoted ~
1900 r"ls: hang" quoted ~ "a. receipts. 1000 bags
cearances for United States stock az Ru 100 Ouo
bags. Santos receipts HOO bags. stock $1,000 bass
Contracts closed finn ~ 10 20 - points advance Sales
" follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-01
EFFORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New-York. March 80. 1875
according the official satsmcn, very steady at net
advance of 10 pointr The otal sales were - Nv
points For the first lime in 1--we pool futures
prs hcr 1e making snS G nS N ea Of about point. In
plaration Of this advance private catsas s,a,ca tna
Japan and China and owing also to an advance in s'e,
some OF them stating hat the prospect Of cessation Of hos
ties between China and Japan was having beneficial
Manchester goods market and tina, spnnerS
arge takers of spot cotton Word Game from ra
go SEQ bales. stock Of only $1,000 hal"s ofcai al
at Liverpool 3soo baes less than the running a.
Therc was considerable local oovcrins untcr thr
pressure II all bull II remarked mat
chester and The Continent while selling by longs
who failed t" take profits on the last advance. II IS
though howevor that good deal Of long cotton IS s
100000 bales the coming week against lG i'o @@s las,
about 20 900 bales against Id41? bales last week. 900
la,+ las ReceiP's a. Huston ,oGa, were $rtf
Week l bales last year ~ the current rate Of receipts
10 eco ooo bales According THE Financial chronicle
le been Of a very satisfactory character The tempca
has been higher general during ne Week ana airy
hoIf As result Of these favorable conditions farm
is Of couse no, as well aivaacS as in pece
aeGr cane gon. pS sh bo Ga@s ,eg Wen s n
he increase in amount in siehi a. G@nIaleh WIN i's,
az bales than corr"sponding date last y.95
and $3.50 bales moro moro than n ls"S %his 1t Is '1s
now go, compared with 42i3@i3 bales IN lSt
iaIss The total American supply is bales
s54 IS bales in lse4 III" ac'qa movement f1.m n, P9na
las, year and ,s5>2 bales years ago. The total
Ssp e f nsans pa5so 1s 'i hs IN S d Sai ss
halcs in 1929 tn" w 3a ne organd noyrnen'
1894 and ,he overland mo'r"rn ,c or me shows
increase oyer Yea. az" o., S Ga a Hai hi. ~.
previous night and last year follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-01
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago March 81 (spcciaD There traces n
rain Kansas yesterday enough benefit tho crops
there but sufficient break up the drouth
The Signal Service pr)phesied local rains Sunday
for Kansas Nebraska md the Dako,as This
professional selling II led by the people who
best buyers Friay-Ream Ipsencranz. Cot'reu and
Argentine shipments for tho week ending Thurs
Gay reported 2O0oooo bushels. That had
thing with early dcclir" The
Ut New York helped bring about rally. The close
nbo,i, price Friday May opened 554 sold
between 57s and 55 and closed 55 sellers.
expected that the visible Monday decrease abou,
10000 bushels Cables Indifferent Cearances for
week 100000. 4OOVV less than before
II drouth has been Sunday, the
ket hero Monday will be higher
dull bu; firm MAY opened 3fts sold be
tween Ss. ami s6iz and closed 4GSs Receipts
were small 49, ears the estimate for Monday I25
San.res steady. Gables "A shade lower.
board cearsnces 50 900 bushels expected that
the ocs stock Monday will show increase ~ about
800 600 bushels
pole 2H and SOl. and sold 30. a30aa
Receipts 100 carr: the estimate for Monday 100
carr There fair shipping demand, although
such business on THURSDAY ~ figured
that local stock would decrease about 2000p bushels
Provisions strong Pork closed 10 cents nYcr FIJI
5000 hogs 1900 less than expected The estimate foi
Monday only 1900 for next week 10000 Receipts
West light Scaipers inclined 10 sell early the
packers did the buying 49, -
On the curb puts May wheat 5Ji. calls. sos.
cents Puts on May corn we're 46h; calls. 46s cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-01
HIVOC IN A POSTOFFICE STATION.
Lupcrr rArpy. CRAZY MAN. ATTACKS 4

LUDGEE TAEDY. CRAZY MAN ATTAChS
MAILBAG AS HIS MORTAL ENEMY.
Ludger Tardy who has made the police no end OF
trouble hy his crazy antics during the Iasl TWO
years DID his hest TO wreck the mailing room OF
Poetof,ice \ a; South Flfth-ave and Prince-st.
yesterday and was finally LANDED in the Bellevue
Hospital insane pavilion.
They're after me TO xii me. but III foo' them
YETI shouted Ta9iy. a. he dashed into the room
There is the ASSASSIN there now. n" yeiie' as ne
ssped mailbag well stuffed with rape-s ann oes''
10 buffet Il about.
IT,. ni@ht c.crk. wore so astonished that unit! he
shouldered the bag and was making or WIN !.
they did not make move. One Of them ha"N'
D;lberge- then grappled with him. and 'hen 'he
man fought like tiger. but was nna.Y overpSS Az,
cred II was a.tcrward learned that TardY was ulS-
charged from the Wards Island Insane AsHi in
Saturday in the custody of his vile. VINO p'o'"SeN
to take OF him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-01
Excess
Runs Deliveries. Deliveries Char d Prs;
-, ,.,a See aa7 l9l6 236 100 $50 l3Zes
Iotai n'rre.s' $500 a.; Wr; 7Og2T 402i 4'.4"0
T,IT NT1TE OF JEAD Dr..

Baltimore March 3oTlour firm; sa,es loo PIE Gis AL
Jniy ,slisc asked steamer No req $50 ~: do "
nv ,samnic C;iQ,lIc; grade. 4no-'c' <toOS "
47 bush. sales 5000 bush Corn urn
Marcb ana Aprii .0G,r,i.c: May psq ~ ,,
,nixod 4S n tgc: southern jOIj0c; stock. fl'"4'
.aies COZ 80 bush Oats-White nrm' mN'd -. w
o whit, western 81 Qs>c. NJ mixed ~" ,'+"''t r.
-,ock fsG n bush Rye inactive" No = "t"'oS: So.
90 40 hush Hay steady Sl$Q$l% 20 Grain iIr!sI'S 80,
Cotton quiet: miGdng &C Provisions very nun Sy,
IN svmtathv with the West; mess pork' -" 80, qua :
Shoulders G,c bulk short rib sides bulk ci'ar sues a
sugar-cured shoulders 1i2c; hams. small -
lie; lard renned. SIC Butter firm, fancy ,n
Eggs firm iaLdi3c Coffee steady. l6sqi6'sc' sugar
INN: granulaseA - ="
Boston March aoFiour quiet Corn steady; 0a,s r1n
Shorts quiet Provisions firm. Butter ilfT NOT
creamery 21I.M22sc: Western. 2'42lc theeSH s'raur
Rat Northern lll.allSc: Western l0Gllc. Eggs hin
IN, o,iet: Eastern l3c Western and Michigan. lSc
Buffalo March 3o-Spring wheat-Buyers manasec 40 30
force limits down another NC and then TOOK only o."
hush No / lrsrd az G5ikc: closing No hard 6o2c V.c
over Chicago May; No Northern new 65c; 90 Oh go
winter wheat in good demand steady sales is cars ~
red COZ. G6Oisc : cars No white &c on track '""
hush 20 ied 5SS.c. Sc Chicago May IN store
Kansas hard $3.50 asked Corn quiet easy; no : Eei
low 490 49.c; No yellow, i9c; No corn 4Nsc 30 4"
corn 1870 on offerings In store hello nc atN
thesA prices track: good demand hlgei
No 2 white 35SN3oc: No white. 34s.N%1c; No nH'a
3o s0i33c on track 10000 bush No white sold al dt:c
3 cars No . mixed. 32@.c in store Barley qIle' IN
changed Rye Gull: No held CO. store ana Ta'I folr
steady light rade unchanged. Mill feed firm ulchaHS
chicago March 3O-The leading futures ranged as io'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-01
eorTurpx COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Alr,h aU.-C,ton easy, mdlns = 1916"
LIS, ,,.Ilug :, 10. good ordinary. - -iGc. net AMI
ro-, receipts 33' bales. exports o. Great tithh N"'
Ia. sales. . - bales stock. -, bales
Norfnli March ~ cotton tim, midlns 1'sc, u"
r,uiding -IGc good ordinary. l]-l|, net i",'lpi'
l,l,- h1l-s. exports c7tv isc loo bales
,,le. 81 lan-. stock. j3Jit bales
s,,arn,h March cotton steady, mdIing, "7sc, low
,,tIdiur -IG good ordinary. = Id net and gross
receipts bales. -alc~ 30 bales, pinn"rs. II" bales
suek. ,a.!'2N .ii"s.
New orleans. March 30 cotton s;ealy; good miiding
d 90. uIIduC 5a.c midiling. 5Nc. good ordinary
To-. gross receipts Noi3 bales t" IA" Cont
n~nt 2S2 la.lc=. co0stwise. 6.iis bales, sales. 100
bales: stock. 33S. IGi bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-01
IHish.I Low lMeh.ao Non ?aIch.s es. sales

some interest was shown In commercial bar sil.
YER which advanced smartly In this market espe-
ciaiiy on Saturday, because II showed the same
tendency abroad. The possible settlement OF the
war between China and Japan and the remote
possioiity that an International conference might
aS soe'n,hg Tor ms excellent metal. explain the
advance, which is purely speculative
Steadiness was the chief characteristic OF nr,ca.
ior federal securities. New Is are sold much he
low the market to be delivered next fall This h.
the most unsatisfactory feature of the present
hhahe'ai situation. Yet the market here IL held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-01
THE MONETARY SITUATION.

An improved feeling continues In financial
circles In this city and throughout the country
generally. The necessity which placed the great
Jaffray firm In the hands OF receivers caused no
disturbance. Dealers In commercial paper say
that their market Is In the condition they prefer
with demand and supply for choice paper about
equal Time money was In light request, and
shaded off n little. The banks and trust COM
panies. being In touch with the syndicate will
not lend at rates likely to affect the exchange
market unfavorebly. The following table shows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-01

Great dulness and frmness marked the for
eign misunderstanding thereby. generally the
sterling business. Rates were quite up to the
gold shipping point but no gold went. and none
will 60 so long as the syndicate keeps its pres
ent firm control of this department. When the
rates are well up the syndicate offers all the bills
necessary and that Is the end Of the matter.
Exchange loans continue 10 be made afresh and
those taken thirty days ago have been renewed.
Some big new loans Of foreign money were made
last week at Az per cent. 1t is expected that
the reorganization Of Atchison. and at least one
other bankrupt company with English money.
will presently affect the exchanges favorably to
this country And If the syndicate should sue
coed in placing abroad the thirty millions Of gilt
edge securities which IL has in mind the stua-
ton will be still further influenced for good.
The following Fridays quotations Of ex-
change gates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-01

The railway bond department was active and
strong. a general rule but II had occasional
lapses into duness. The Reading securities. even
the most worthless, reflected the rise In the
shares. .Atchison also advanced. In view of the
success asserted for the reorga nzation plan
Total (par value) sales for the week were $780,
COO The following table illustrates the move
ments of this department:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-01

The bank exchanges Of the New York Clearing
House and the stock sold a; the New-York Stock
Exchange last week and for the same week OF
the preceding two years compare follows:
April l. nj. March 81 NJ March 30 'o3
Exchanges $3.50 63iI22 s,25 252 SIS s4o3 All S3S
No. shares sold. loOt+t 49,. 314 4IG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-01
TIE PETHOLECM MARKET
NEWS FRO. THE FIELD AND RANGE or
PRICES.

x,.,,.s FRO, THE FIELD AND RANGE OF
PRICES
New-York March II. 1913
The couree O. tic oil market Is being "a'ohen "'' "
cd d.,I - interest AT locs! exchanges ou' ''' -
o,,v I'm, ted amount Of business done mere o' ~
ro,ir,. tho greater part of the trade Tie pcS VI
s,Ivsnia crio. petroleum continues up"af" anu '
rrces ,od for the National Transit certica'es "o ''
,o,o,,ed bv the price paid the wells IhNre vas ~"
.-,r, ,.,vs from the situation showed
~ chang. Tfe drill decidedly active nut no speo'
as.o,or,as have been made The opening OK sp ne
Srnrs The hope that fresh supplies OF petroeuh WI" "
discovered ,ine-line returns
from March i % charters 10 80. Inclusive
$500 Excess
Runs Deliveries Deliveries In sno ls;
Toto, h,,re,s SGs447 I9l623s lo9 $50 l32e s ,S
i1aiir avcrato 1870 66 sos 1o"2' 4oHl f'''''
Ouo,ations for crude pipeline certificates on IT,
nee lover AZ l1Gulie The total safes IN ,nc w
accounted =, o,v shares In the local marx,
yroductinns of the Mcdonald Field were 80 ,.,ss
ANS we're 70 700 barrels and shipments oIV 80
ReoneI ne, rlaun closed In New-lork at ~
gallon in barrels ard AoO cents in bulk Ph'soelpn n
ouotations be NJ a basis . cents IoWtf;; - i'r~,
us nuorcd in This market 40 cents. crude in parrt
~ : cents and naphtha at 40 cents . - ,,o~,,i
r,rei,n ,uo;ati6ns London. 3ssd per linp,sa
gallon; AM werp lis francs per lVV h'''s '''"''
marks per 80 klos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-01

,vos,o-, ee0sGc MAIT-Market quiet. Quoted
Wos,ern snSI.c 49, SEEDS-Market quiet. Quoted
clover SIS j0dslO 5O timothy So loTs6 %
~, ,, Tor co-,rarison the closing prices Of the pre-
,,,s Sav and for he corresponding date last year;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-01

Visible supply 81 $50 49, S7 as S2
There was an Indifferent demani for Brazn sorts the
lG ,,,S for RIO 80 spot ana l''c for Rio 80 sno
FcK r AND l MG 6i the %9 On was 9r1 G. 'qay
sIaFhs ana srlng baker. spring cnis arc 81 80 DID,
sss T. oo 400 PKG nc"9s sos s otis %og pate
s52 Gps ms s. Is 6bs sprios r@in. ~, s. q
sales 200 bbls a, 50 lonss 20. .coEN>iEAi. Market
@g h.,. 9q o anao !. g saTsm?
Market quiet: ane white 81 i2m$l IS I'm" yellow 81 10
~; cos s7iaas2lsf so ssza"2.c: I@n oa
meal " 81 o. city S iesd aca,c meal ''"' "
GRAIN-WHEAT- wheat market was dull and
proyeneni Of yesrTday The openins quiet, prices
rs m account Of he Weather nns WINK o IN so ny 'fG
ing by European houses The demand satisfied
Liverpool a triae better but the selling by Euro
ss sSSe nsS a .n the less M
ou The pressure o., low haron"'er s,il continues
Developing for the southwest and apparcntly moving
showed some reduction. total being 25G2 800 bush
against 2'%sooo bush las. week; and 2oeo 900 bush
hush agains, la2 800 900 bush last year Trade was
before the close on reports about advance silver
Prices Prize aud fell OF again S D" S aa Sss s
close locally was gnet at unchanged 10 re- not decline
The reports about weather prospects were
sySrao for 5e rain %nd 3@ca s ane, in
900 bush No Toledo red sold is,c over NAV de-
lvcred May closed G07sc 30 600 bush white Oregon
wheat. private terms. Interior receipts wheat a
spring wheat markets to-day i132iS bush including
Chicago 1860 bush. nearly all winter
bush last winter 80 5G bush against IS 10 bush
soahoard receipts 1873 bush against 30 19j bush
DOT G2 bush against 25 131 hush Exports 80 500 bus
again9' 1905 bush. .cOIiN-The market for
very quiet but firm. IN" opening about steady
prices improving li',lr in tone The mprovemel
he quite largely sympathy with the
oats and on talk about lighter receipts the West For
week. however tho receipts slightly 81
week. although falling off little the
for cash Chicago is reported light
exports for the week moderate,
bush. agairs; iSG 900 bush tho
and ,GI 900 bush Inst The total
July been .5.413.GO bush against As go
year The "lcarances from the Atlantic port.
have shown slight Improvement this week and es,l-
'br visible favor moderate decrease. The
e unchanged cash cOrl dull. No . IL
quoted at &c asked In store. lot - 1000 bush I'M
graded sold private terms. 1000 bush steamer
corn sold 5l.c elevator. md 1900 bush vel
May 5lA.o.... OATS The market for strong
led by Chicago IT, opening quiet. The market de
veioping ';," feature early Jusi at ih- close
there buyng orders and after ~ O'Clock
the West active buyers. The strength IL
credited IN" large shipments of oats from chicago. II
claimed .ha go 0Oc bush have been sold ~ l0ccn
rate the scaboard which - unusual rate Futures
closed here c net advance. on the curb prices adj
&c Cash oats dull. sales were $50 bush
Including 1900 bush No oats, %tsn3I.c. elevator
10 bush No white at 31ha3I;sc elevator and 3si.c
delivered 10000 bush track white 3IN ilc. BARLEY
Market dull. Quoted: No Milwaukee e'"' "nSrnded
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20
SILVER ADVOC ATES!
fOrCibIy Express Themselves on
CleVeIand'S Letter.
This Government Will Rigidly En-
forlc the Monroe Doctrine.
rfa,utally over.
pTArH % CBAS MANSuR

Denver, colo, April IL --,'"nrtnl 4 J
MAiuyr rtigmsiiyri th,S-lAnd'r huAu, lAi
,rt'"r s1 dirhuurrt prrs"utatiun IT fActr
Winch contained apprehension NJ defeat
aud Hckuu~l~ig mrut IT = great bsttlr
Irullng IA Congressman Sihl-y sad
'h" letter cuur,ri- II empty Wurir -lgui
Dug nothing iirurrA James II Weaver
nHd The Irrrul,ut'r letter II stupid zud
.i."r Lul aid any thing t. the -couumic
literature "i the day zni II uuly valuable
~ Il NSsistr ia d"hulng the great irrur
upS before III" country lite wing ~ the
drmorrStc party SiIl b- found training
under the ~ uhlicAu banner Ia lNtG
Th"r- rrumirrr 'u l,- great "utI-uriug
It p"upl" ~ the uI-u All meeting tbs ~
i-ruu,n, when SDhlry aud warner vii lie
liver Addr"--"r They vii rl"Ak Al Pa
rhlui" morrow ~ hl LrziNllir lhutsIAy
u.rht. Aud viii reach salt lAk- ga suu
lay
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20
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w,o,l.. ,D,rr men are hauling II, their
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20
Ass,h-r n,as Accident.

Another mine accident. which came
near resulting ~ death, occurred At white
Oaks the other day. The Eagle has the
following item
T. MA.i,.on. -mploy-'! In the North
Hom-stAks. hal an riI~r'-ne- FRIDAY
evening that csm- near proving fatal,
A. MAS working N the shHit Repairing
the lining bosids The SHAH has two
umpArtsn-nts fur hnlsiing, AMI . man.
way. Only one ~ III. compartments u
u...i for h0ist,ng, Ani h. ami q eompan.
ioa w.re working tog~ih.r, IN. IN either
eide of tho partition Separating them. A