davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-04
"HYOMEl."

the Australian DRY-liE treatment
of all diseases q the rose, ;hro2t and
lungs. II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-04

But four less votes were cast, Tues
day, than at the September election
The Democrats received 81 more votes
than at the gubernatorial election.
ernor at the September election:
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1896-03-28

dips at an angle of 45 degrees. About
feet of good paying ore is in the
bottom of the shaft, which is about 10
feet deep. The foot wall is limestone
and the hanging wall iron and spar.
The assays of the ore are as follows;z1
gold, from $40 to $12; silver, about
60 or, and about 80 per cent. in lead.
The groupings on this mine arc i'm
menss, and iron is predominating. The
mine is an exception, because West
Camp has heretofore, been considered
coppor district.
At the Monarch mine the working
shaft is completed, and next week
connection will DO made with the ore
body.
Josie-This claim is being worked
on. under lease by Messrs. Buzzetti
and Boyd. Thirty-sevsn feet below
the surface they found the ledge about
2 feet wide, and which assays about
30 per cent copper.
R. A. RIEPE,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1896-03-28
APRIL 2 ST., DESIGNATED AS
ARBOR DAY.
State of N evada.

By the Governor:
A proclamation in accordance with
section one of an Act approved Feb
ruary 10, 1887, entitled Gan Act es-
tablishing Arbor Day." I hereby des-
ignate and appoint Tuesday, the 21st
day of April, 1896, as Arbor Day.
And earnestly recommend that the
same be observed by the planting of
trees, shrubs and vines by our people
generally, and by appropriate cere-
monies and exercises in the Public
Schools, for the promotion of the i'm
portant interests for which this day is
thus specially designated Nothing
herein contained shall be SO construed
as to make tho day legal holiday so
far as Courts and civil contracts are
concerned.
Given under my hand and the
Great Seal of the State at the Capitol
in Carson City, this Goth day of March
A. D. 1896, and of the independence
of the United States the one hundred
and twentieth.
REINHOLD SADLER,
Acting Governor.
BY the acting Governor:
EUGENE HOWELL,
Secretary of State
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1896-03-28
WHITE RIVER WlsPs.

Ben Payne is selling COWS at De
Lamar, for $50 head.
VIM. Bellenger was at Sunnysids on
official business Monday.
It is said and conceded that Miss
Mary McCann was the "bell' at the
party.
James Rosevear and VIM. Blair
returned to the valley from DeLamar
Monday and report having had a good
time.
James Service is in the valley try
ing to buy horse team for the pur-
pose of hauling lumber to DeLamar.
White River roads are in fine con-
dition except small portion miles
from Ely, which needs Immediate at
tention.
Senator Comins made a business
trip to Nichols aud Parsons ranch,
this week, and invested in some Dur
ham stock. The Senator believes in
thoroughbred stock.
E. III. Parsons sold all his yearling
Durham Bull calves to a party in
Grouse Creek, Utah, and got $50 per
head. There is money in Durham
stock.
We had the pleasure of meeting
Miss Oracle McCann at Sunnyside.
Miss Oracle finished a successful term
of teaching the Little Cherry Creek
school, and is engaged as teacher at
Mrs. M. G. Lewis.
The dance given on the 18th. at
Jas. Lanter's i'll Cave Valley, was q
grand success After dancing one
night at Mr.. Lanter's place the merry
dancers were not then satisfied, and
dancing was continued for the next
two evenings; ons night at JAS Rior-
dams and one night at Mrs. Lewis.
Phoebe and the Blue Eagle ranch
were represented. Whenever there is
dance in the valley, it is generally
from 4 days to week at a time.
Parsons and Eager loft for Salt
Lake city on business Wednesday.
They have bought about 1900 head
of cattle. The purchases being made
oil the way from Phoebe to Austin.
Mr.. Eager bought about 5000 of this
number last week, He is rus tier
from way lack, and when the gentle
men come back thsy will buy some
more. They payed about $50, 900
dollars out last year and it will reach
about the Same this year. G. L. Pc
terson engaged in breaking bronco's
and mules for the drive.
r. A. r.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1896-03-28
WEST CAMP.

Having heard 80 much about the
big strike in the Emma mine, I con-
Guided to see it myself. found the
mine looking fully Us we'll as the re-
ports had it. This lniie belongs to
the Watson estate. Messrs. Lowell
and johnson have years' leese on it.
The ledge runs East and West and
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1896-03-28
CHERRY CREEK ITEMS.

Mrs. T. V. Odgsrs was visiting in
town thi' week
j. ?. Phalan is the happy father of
q girl-born on March 18th, at Spruce,
Elko County.
The ranchcrs in this section have
commenced ploughing and making
ready for the seasons work.
VIM. LaurensCn arrived from Car
son city on the Goth. Bill never look
ed better And We were all pleased
to meet him among us once more
Hope he will locate in White Pine.
We are pleased to note that late re-
ports from the sick bed of Mrs. f. A.
NcDermid are very encouraging, and
that under the care of that celebrated
physician, -Pinksrton-we may look
to see, Mrs. McDermid again among
us, fully restored to health.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1896-03-28
Another Gold Strike.
WIN. HAYES,
ELY, NEVADA.

The gold strike on the Jupiter is
one of the latest developments in Rob-
inson, and is a prospect of much
promise. The ore vein from surface
indications is of large extent, the
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1896-03-28

quartz besng of light color, and
is partially decompOsed. The ore Is
free milling and averages about $40.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-12
z ZIEMI OJCZYSTEJ.

- q Czarnkowa piszs do berlihskiej
,'Germanii" 90 nassspuje:
Ks. dziekan Szaal, ~doskonsiy dusr-
pssterr udzielsl, uprossony do tegO
przez rodzio6w Polsk6w zamieszkslyoh
" jego psrafii, dzieoiom ioh religii ks.
sOliOkiej " ojczystym jezyku pc "a go.
dzinami szkolnemi. Poniewaz ozyn-
nosOi jego urEedowe ME sswsze mu ma
TO pozwslaiy, kauai sic zassepowst
przez pewna ~szwsczke, kt6rs IA poswo.
leniem dzieksns pomOcna byis pray
pielsgnovaniu ubogich OboryOh orar q.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-12

trzymywala W p~orzsdku kosztsm jeg,
bielizne koscielns. Tutejsza policy,
z~abroniaa jednak szwaczoe spelniani,
tego rodsaju dobroozynnsgo milosier
dzia i zagrozi2a jej W razie dalszej
o~zynnosci 90 markami kary e~wentualnie
tygodniem wiezienia. Zakas swoj u.
motywowaia polioya tenn, ae poniewaa
s1waczka nslety do reguly sw. Fran.
oiszka, ola tego obawia6 sic nalezy u.
tworsenia zakonu, tenn aieoej, Re po.
mocns jej byio druga j~eszose szwaozka.
GrozOa Policyi ME wywarla jednak
skutku j dzieoiom udzielono nadal nau.
ki religu. Skutkiem tego przesla{a 20.
licya tax d~ziekanowi, jak r6wniea
'1wac.ce mandat karny, prawomocny "
Przeoiagu dw6oh tygodni.
Ksiadz d.ieksn .aprotestowal natu.
rainie przsoiwko w~yrokowi, s.waczka
ME .aPaaoila zas po prostu kary i mimo-
To termin ~wyznso.ony dawno jua uply-
nsl ME sostals aresztowana. Coz sic
jednsk d.iejeP Ot6a do ogrodu ksie
dza d.iekana, ktorym bawily sic
.wykle d1isoi, u~O.es.o.ajsoe n. n.uke,
Pr~1yOhod1ili bezustannis polioyanoi,
ME majso ma to jego po.wolenia i
to o rozmaitej pore dnia. Ma zapy-
TAME ksiedza dziekana, o.y 50 zao-
Patr1eni " legitymaoys ur.sdowa,
odPowiedzieli. as Aadnej legitymaoyi
ME P~otr.ebuja, gdya wolno i'm kaa-
diego ozasu przyohodzi6 do ogrodu.
Wskutek takiej odpowisd.i zostali IA
wezwani do o%puszozenia ogrodu. Mi
mo- IL .wrooono i'm uwage, il tego TO-
d.aju postepowanie uwaaa6 naleay Ia
n~sjsoie domu, do rozkasu sic ME zasto
sowali.
w dniu 20 wrzesnia wtargnai znowu
jeden z policyantow do ogrodu. Kiedy
60 ksiadz d.iekan zawe,wal, ably polka.
1aa mu pismienna legitymaoya, upowaa.
oiajsos go do ~odwiedzania jego ogro-
du, odpowiedzial p~olicyant i~rocznie, re
otrzymal nawet rozkaz odbyoia rswizyi
" m~ieszkaniu dziekana, ME potrzebujac
do tego tadnego ~pismiennego upowaa.
~nienia.
- Nawet slynnemu " Niemczech
krolowi armat FIR. Kruppowi W Essen
sPrzykrzyf sic obch6d Sedanu, zapo.
wiedziai bowiem cyrkularzem ro.syla.
nym urzednikom i robotnikom we wszy.
stkich swoioh fabrykach, Re pc przsszlo.
rocznym obchod.ie 2~5lstnisgo jubileu.
szu bitwy pod Sedanem, odtsd fabryki
jego tel pamiatki obchodzi6 ME beda
Naturalnie p. Krupp, zatrudniajsc oko.
10 ~szssnascie tysiecy robotnikow, ME
oboe utrsoic 16 tysiecy dn~i roboczyoh.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-12

SAi"h pi1J univ hOOiCO3, hCO'
ra Polka bye juz przestala ?Niech
sobie ma te pytania odpowiedza
CT, CO zrozumiec ME chca, ze Ro
syanin W domu polskim tylko W
roll zandarma, z rewizya pokazat
sic ma prawo!
Ale kto chetnie ,,szowinizmem''
szafuje, r6wnie chetnie kaady OBJ
jaw samowiedzy narodowej W
zyciu policemen nazywa ,,prze-
sadem". Naturalnie, o lie cd mas
wychodzi, DO jezeli Rosyanin W
Polsce m6wi pc rosyjsku, jest to
W porzadku rzeczy, ale jezeli Pc
lax potepi odzywanie sic do ME.
go W jezyku urzedowym, spotka
sic z zarzutem szowinizmu.
Taxa wyg6rowana Ottawa
nprzesady", kt6ra jest W gruncie
tylko moralnem rozpuszczeniem,
daleko zaprowadzie moze, a W
kazdym razie glebokie pozosta,
via skazy ma charakterze marc
du. w zadnem chyba spo}ecze1.
stwie granica pomiedzy dobrem
a z}em ME Jest tax zatarta jak u
mas, bo kazde usilowanie scisiego,
kodeksowego ~oznaczenia, gdzie
sic konczy lekkomyslnosc a "a.
czyna przestepstwo, bedzie Pc.
czytane "a objaw przesady. Pc.
b@azliwi wiec jestesmy niesko1,
genie ola wszystkich, CO ME
przesadzaja W uczciwosci: pocza-
wszy cd obywateli ziemskich,
kt6rzy dewastuja majatki ukry.
waja felery koni, a sko1czywszy
ma tych, kt6rzy zrywaja owoce
PREY drogach i kwiaty W ogro-
dach publicznych. Skutek TAXI,
re z{odziejstwo W naszym kraju
jest tax powszechnem, jak nj
gdzie. Me sadly tn winny, ale
opinia publiczna, ale obyczaje
zycia codziennego, DO instynkt
moralnosci sr6d og6;u przede-
wszystkiem ma drobnych faktach
sic urabia i ME to spolecze6stwo
nisko stoi, W kt6rem kradzieze sa
CRUDE, ale to, W kt6rem So dro.
bne a czeste.
To samo W moralnosci polity.
cznej: wyrazna zdrada re strony
|jednostek mniej szkody przyno
81, niz stepienie narodowego pc.
csucia sr6d og6iu. Ale my ME
lubimy przesady, to tez niema
takiego punktu W kodeksie mo.
ralnosci publicznej, kt6regoby
r6zni przeciwnicy ,,szowinizmu''
ME gwalcili jawnie i bezkarnie.
Trudno doprawdy orzec, skad
czerpie u mas wielu swe pojecia
o patryotyzmie. Moznaby PREY.
puszczac, ze urabia je sobie ns
p~odstawie opinii, wszczepianei
w nasze spoleczehstwo przez pro
pagands rosyjska. Tia ma bez.
posrednl interes, ably kazdy OBJ.
jaw swiadomego patryotyzmu.
lako szowinizm przedstawiac, a
my boimy sic epitetow gorzej
niz ziego, W kt6re mas ia obawa
dziecinna wciaga. Boo tax wa
skiego, obcietego, chwiejnego pc.
jecia o patryOtyzmie ME znaj
dziemy W zadnym z cywilizowa.
nych narod6w. Mech mi kite
wskaze Anglika, Francuza, Mem.
ca lub Wiocha, kt6ryby sic do.
browolnie ksztalcii ma literature
obcej, szerzyl ia i przejmowal
sic MA bardziej, niz swoja, yale.
dwie mu znana, a ma w1asnej
ziemi m6wil do cudzoziemca W
obcym jezyku. Takich fakt6w
ME spotyka sic nawet W zwy.
kiym, normalnym stanie stosun-
k6w iniedzynarodowych. Mech
nastapi ich zaostrzenie, wtedy
wszyscy, bez nakazu, bez propa
CANDY, instynktem narodowym
wiedzeni, caiem SVEN zachowa-
MEM zaznaczaja p~rzedzial, jaki
sic otworzyi miedzy mimi q stro.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-12

iOPhOI "Jt 1891 'oS~1
kie socyologiczne wywody o r6z'
nicy rzadu i spoleczenstwa rosyj
skiego.
Rosyjski jezyk posiada termin
symbolizujacy najgiebsza, maj
bardziej wrodzona ceche charak.
teru narodowego: jest to ma
chalstWO", po}aczenie nieswiado.
mel arogancyi re swiadoma bez.
czelnoscia. Cecha ia wystepuje
wszedzie, gdzie natura rosyjska
czuje swoja przewage i size wo.
bee zywiolu obcego, powolnego j
uleglego, czy to bedzie jednostka
W zyciu towarzyskiem, czy spoie.
cze1stwo Gale w stosunkach mic.
dzynarodowych. Tax zwana ro-
syjska dobrodusznose Jest szcze-
ra tylko u siebie W domu, " Sci,
s}em kole zupelnie zasymilowa-
nych aywio}6w; stale sic udana,
kiedy wrodzone ,,ndchaLstWo" ze-
trze sic z wieksza sila i kapitu.
luje. CT, kt6rzy zachwycaja sic
mia W ayciu codziennem, ME GU.
ia tego, Re 50 traktowani z do
brodusznoscia, DO ich uwazaja "a
,,swoich", ale niema to mic wsp6l.
nego z uszanowaniem godnosci
ludzkiej W cz}owieku obcym, CO
Jest jedynie w}asciwoscia cywili
zacyi. Rosyanin bedzie sic VIDA
wal W ,.szczere gaw6dki" chic
penn swojej wsi, ale zagranica
wyrzuci brutalnie "a drzwi KEEL.
nera, kt6rego jezyka ME rozu-
mic. Smia}o powiedziec MONA,
Re najmniej znaja charakter ro-
syjski CT, kt6rzy najwiecej pre-
staja z Kosyanami W stosunkach
towarzyskiej zazy}osci.
Nalezy to zapisac jake pew.
mix, ma wstepie do naszego ME
urobionego jeszcze kodeksu mo.
ralnosci publicznej, Ae i'm bar
dziej Polacy zbliaac sic beda W
zyciu towarzyskiem do Rosyan,
tym silniej zakorzenia W mich to
przekonanie, ze Polska jest ich
nieodlaczna, podbita ma zawsze
prowincya. l to zupe1nie nawet
niezaleznie cd tego, CO i'm beda
W poufnych pogawedkach pra
will o naszej samodzielnosci. Me
idzie nam bynajmniej o to-, CO
Rosyanie mySlq o Polsce, ami ia
kie zdania o niej wyglaszaja, to
mas mic ME obchodzi; dbac nato-
Mast powinnismy, ably czuG W
las spolecznosc odrebna, niepo-
korna, nieprzejednana, ably i'm
wlasny instynkt nakazywal uwa'
zac mas "a narodowosc odmienna,
nar6wni z Niemcami, Anglikami
j Francuzami. To tez dziwna
naiwnosc zdradzaja CT. co wpro.
wadzaja Rosyan do dom6w pol.
skich, ably i'm u}atwic poznanie
naszego spo}ecze1stwa i oswiecat
co do naszych stosunk6w. Ro
syanin wtedy zrozumie stosunek
obu narod6w, kiedy znajdzie
wszystkie drzwi polskie zamknie.
te, a cd swego znajomego Pola.
ka uslyszy, ze tylko W jezyku
polskim porozumiec sic tn moze.
Tax postawiona kwestya wiecej
60 nauczy i oswieci, niz wszelkie
opowiadania j spory, DO to jest
fakt spoleczny, a tamto czcze $40.
wa prywatne.
Me zapominajmy r6wniez O
tenn, jaki wplyw wywiera ma
Mode pokolenie obecnosc Rosy.
ANNA W domu polskim W cha
rakterze goscia: ma stepienie zmy.
stu narodowego W umyslach ME.
dojrza}ych czesto jeden fakt taxi
wystarcza. Jezeli pokolenie, kt6
re W swych latach dziecinnych
widywaIo W domu Moskala tylko
jake lupiezce i wroga, dis go
czesto jsko goscia przyjmuje, Goa
bedzie z pokoleniem, otrzaska.
nam . tvm vvidokiem zamlodu
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-12

oS1 eoh, jar
gdybysmy ME juz wrogaui, ME
re experimentation nawet, ale
re wsp6lobywatelami jednego
szczepu do czynienia mieli. w
obyczajach, W moralnosci publ
cznej zycia codziennego zawarte
SO juz zadatki programu Ola PREY.
sz{osci narodowej; kto sic przej.
mule kultura rosyjska, kto tole-
rule zblizenie pomiedzy pred
stawicielami obu narod6w, ten
wprowadza nieprzyjaciela "a o.
statnie sza1ce naszej samodziel.
nosci.
Uczucie narodowe ME moze
bye biernem, W obec silly kt6ra
je zniweczyc pragnie, ale maple.
ciem swollen must jej dor6wny-
wac, musi ia przewyaszac nawet,
gdyz zadaniem jego jest zastapic
W czesci przynajmiej brak sil
materyalnych W odporze. Maj
bardziej nawet wyg6rowana ME-
nawisc W narodzie ucisnionym
nigdy szowinizmem bye ME mo.
&c. Szowinizm jest to uczucie
przedewszystkiem natury pan.
stwowej, uczucie wyzszosci W sto.
sunkach misdzynarodowych, chst
podboju, ponizenia innych i ma
rzucenia i'm swej przewagi ma.
teryalnei i moralnej. Jezeli gdzie
panoszy sic on W calej sile, to
wiasnie W Rosyi, W jej stosunku
do mas, do wszystkich narod6w
podbitych, do calego swiata cy-
wilizowanego. Przypomnijmy
sobie slowa To@stoja, tego oblu
dnego apostolic ,,niesprzeciwiania
sic ziu", przedewszystkiem VIA
snemu. Ma zapytanie korespon.
denta, CO sadzi o polityce euro
pejskiej, a zw}aszcza rosyjskiej,
zagadnaf on ,,dobrodusznie'': "A
czy jest W Europe lima polity.
ka, jak rosyjska"a Jest to INA.
komity komentarz do jego wy.
cieczek przeciwko patryotyzmo.
wi polskiemu W imie chrzesciaG.
skiego braterstwa ludzi.
My i szowinizm! w historyi
ME mielismy go, nawet lyle, ably
byl niezalezny utrzymac sr6d
pahstw, kt6re tenn tylko uczu.
ciem oddychaly, dis ~obnizamy
piedz pc piedzi potion naszego
patryotyzmu ,twierdzac mniej luh
wiecej ~szczerze, re sic szowini.
Emu wyrzekamy. Formule te
przyniesiono do mas zRosyi, PREY.
nieslismy ia sami przez tych, kt6.
rzy dluzej tam przebywajac, u.
legli bezwiednie wplywowi OBJ.
Gel kultury. Jak ten wplyw gle.
boko sic zakorzenii, MECH swiad
czy fakt, ze CT sami, kt6rzy "
swej ,,bezstronnosci" ME szcze
dza pochwal ola ,,zdrowej natu
ry spo}ecze1stwa rosyjskiego"
pc wyjezdzie LAGRANGE, be- wy
jstku prawie krytykuja cywili
zacye i kulture Zachodu. Ub6
stwo zycia rosyjskiego, pierwo
tnosc jego obycEaj6w i polaczo
ne item cechy biora "a wysokos'
typu; o ca}ej odwrotnej a nieroz
}acznej z tenn stronie skandali
cznych polityczno-spolecznycn u
rzadzeh zapomina sic W tenn pc
r6wnaniu. My do Zachodu ma
lezymy dziejami, t~radycya, kul
tura, to tez rozkladajacy tel
wp}yw wschodnich powiew6v
grozi nam podw6jnie: naszei
przyszlosci narodowej i cywiliza
cyjnej.
Reakcya przeciwko temu ME
moze bye dose silna, DO gdzie-
kolwiek s}yszymy zarzut szowi.
nizmu polskiego, tam bezwiedny
Tub swiadomy p~atryotyzm rosyj
ski swieci sw6j tryumf! (,,Prze
glad Wszechpolski").
b.. o.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-12

Kalamazoo, Mioh., jest siynne Z sele.
ryi = jakotet Z siedziby Tomsszs Sls.
terra, ktorego ogioszenie znajduje sic
IA s~tronnioy 8.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-11-12

Kazdy mezozyzna powinien ozytat
ogfoszenie Tomasza Slsters " tel gaze.
ole ma stronnioy 8.
New-York tribune., 1896-03-29
4 FLTCTTiTING FRUIT MlRhET.

op,Srrs FAIRLY FIRM-LEMONs LANGUIsHiSG-
HEAVY SALES AND RECEIPTS LARGE SHIP
MENTs OF DOMESTIC ANp FOREIGN FRUIT.
Tho Wholesale fruit market was as nuctuating
,o., week as the weather was tickle California
,nv., oranges we're sold from s. % to 81 80 a box.
which was an advance OF about - cents box over
tho prces Of the previous week. Nearly all or the
remainder OF the crop Of navels Is said to have been
shippcd nnd higher prices are predicted The range
Of prces OF seedlings from 81 10 to 50 n box ac-
rordng 10 the condition and quality OF the fruit
California oranges now being shipped at the
rate OF from nty Gixty carloads day, and 1t IL
estimated that the shipments made thus far this
season amounts to over 100000 boxes.
Sales OF Mediterranean oranges were heavy dur
ing the week ard good fruit In sound condition was
sold for from 81 90 to 50 box. Some fruit that was
received In bad order sold for merely nominal
prices The auction sales OF oranges last week
amounted TO N740 boxes and 5000 half boxes. There
are now on the way 10 This country, from the Medi-
terransan about 1900 boxes and .GtO half boxes
or oranges, which win be distributed among the
ports OF destination follows: New-York. 30, 200
boxes and 30 300 half boxes; Boston, 40O boxes and
a. sGO half boxes Philadelphia. 43O0 boxes and 10000
half boxes; Baltimore, 1000 boxes and 1000 half
boxes: New Orleans 1000 boxes and 500 half boxes.
tations were from " to Is cents q box lower yes
New-York tribune., 1896-03-29

terday than at the cl,se OF the previous week.
There is surplus stock hand and large ship
ments coming forward Importers are hoping to rea-
lize better prices with the coming OF warmer wealth
er. but are fearful that there may meanwhile be a
still further decline the market is weak and
dropping. The auction sales of lemons In this mar
ket last week amounted to 1880 boxes. There are
on the way this country from the Mediter-
ranean about 10000 boxes Of lemons. which are due
soon TO arrive at American ports as follows: New
York. 1900 boxes Boston. 5000 boxes; t'hlade-
phia 400 boxes Baltimore. 1900 boxes; New-Or-
leans, Co. 200 boxes.
Bananas are in fair supply but only moderate de-
mand orders from out OF town having been un-
usually small. Closing quotations. per bunch. for
"hrsts" follows: Port Limon. 81 25; Jamaica.
81 l2ia to 81 25: Aspnwal. 80 cents 10 81. The re-
cepts OF bananas at this port since January
AL $50 bunches against 4Ii220 during the cor
responding period OF last year.
Pineapples in very light supply. receipts from
Havana being merely nominal account Of the
war In Cuba. Prices range from IS to $40 hundred.
1t is reported that the Florida crop will be bet
ter than was anticipated and this with heavy re-
eepts from the bahamas and possible Increase M In
shipments from Havana. II is hoped will keep the
market fairly supplied the season advances.
New-York tribune., 1896-03-29
COMPANY {

Captain Maurice Z. Burnton. Inspector Of Rife
Practice. made the highest score in the sharpshoot-
ers match-67 out Of possible TO- There will be a
regimental review at the arn.ory the evening of
April g.
ard Wilson have passed the Examinng Boasa ,n Inc
an enjoyable AFFAIR Company q had its annual
.i Lieutenant ~ Colonel Edward Duffy Majors Thomas
Lnsh And Michael ,sa ssh q ssan and have Adasd 5assed
Stoned Officers have passed the Board. and have
seSn Rn co%pnny f.
pie, Company A. and Peter Finnesan. COMPANY X;
McGrath. Company c; Thomas F. Nash and John J.
Lyons Company d; ;;,. George f I Rodman Charles
Putnam int Ft. as bat bat
talon. and Orartermaster-serseant William J.
issss, 81 ss s0n are IN
Order No g. The same erSe, a1 gives notice that that
anE apponsd ad Of r ss Ss
tice. with rank of captain. from March 7. 1896.
stoned sse arst iieutsnant with rank from March
negsor cossny 'ny drills are ordered as follows. and D.
March Apr, ard nd Ap, IS MspSn and & n March sn,
ana April 2s G and X. March q and April 10 and
The members of the esth Regiment are pleased
over the action Of the Armory Board ana think
st they are steps 1E ine se Ssa
and Colonel Smith thinks that when the new , ar, ar
mory IN started the ranks of the regiment VIII NIL
up, and that when II is ready for occupancy there
Win be a waiting list.
IN THE list REGIMENT.
Ma1or-General Ruger expressed himself as highly
pleased with the looks and the movements OF the
Ms. Regiment on the evening Of the review last
week. The First Battalion OF the 1st Regiment will
assemble for drill on the evening OF April and lo
a Second Battalion drill vii. take place on the
evening Of April I. A regimental drill has been
ordered for April IL
Ouartermaster h. F. Arnold was detailed as acting
battalion adiutant in place OF Adjutant Dowl'nz on
the evening Of March II. and again on the evening
OF March o. when General Ruger reviewed the
command The appointment to the temporary
honor created some gossip. but the talk that the
little affair any particular dissatisfaction was
urfounded.
end Captain S. p. Fisher has resigned and his
resignation has been accepted He commanded ms
take part in regrental affairs again
Major Horatio p. Stacpoe, Of the ION Battalion
and the Adtuta nj Generals ONCE. was among the
visitors at the list Regiment armory last week.