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Disappointment az the failure Of Liverpool 70 re-
BRond TO the rally here yesterday caused . slight de-
cline IN cotton ut the opening to-day. But there Was
very little disposition to sell, and after the nrst trans
actions prices rallied and . Hlight improvement fol-
lowed in some instances. Liverpool and the Con-
unent bought here. and there was more or less local
plants OF drought have been made OF late. still. the
demand was soon hatished. and in the abss nee OF con-
unned support prices Again weakened and slowly
Eeeeaed' the last ngures showing a small net
the spot The decline In that market Wa aid
70 be due 10 selling for New Orleans EoconpG.
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Real Estate Private snIes.

The Ernst Marx Nathan Company has bought,
through Frank Koch. Nos, s2b and 225 West IIstL
: Morris Marks has sold for NJ. L. 4 G. Ernst to Louis
Llese. Nos. l2s. la5 and l27 East Io3d street. three
George W. Huddell has sold to Adam Hoppell, I36
West 10th street. . thTee-story brOwnstone front
dwelling, lot 2OXlOO.
BIB. Mcintyre has sold to Julius J. Lyons the i've
unfinished private dwellings, at the southeast corner
OF Warrington avenue and 1920 street.
ii. =. SchellhAAs reports the sale for ex-Mayor
Charlton OF HAsbrouck Heights, n. j., to q. Davis, the
formers ~reEtdence and grounds, 5OXIOO feet, on
westerly side Of Oak Grove avenue, 10 feet north OF
Kipp street. Hasbrouck Heights, M.
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SinaurtaI.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.
REORGANIZATION.

To the Holders of The Mercantile Trust Conn
pany Certificates or Receipts OF DepOsit
Tor tho First Preferred Stock, Second Pre-
ferred Stock and Common stock OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Rnilrond Company
Pursuant to the Plan and Agreement for the Re-
organization Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, dated June ~, 1893, the undersigned
hereby call for payment of the SECOND IN
STALLMENT, being nifty per cent, of the cash
payment OF 81 per share deposited to be made by
depoaltors of the First Preferred Stock and $40 per
share deposited TO be made by Deposition Of the
Second Preferred Stock and Common Stock a. con-
sideration for shares OF the new Company.
PAYMENT OF each instsllment being 81 the rate
of 81 PER SHARE of First Preferred Stock
deposited. and o1O PER SHARE of Second Pre-
ferred Stock and Common Stock deposited. must be
made TO the undersigned for account Of the 6yndi-
cate. at the once Of the Depohtary. The Mercantile
Trust Company. No. 100 Broadway. New YORK City.
or its London Agency, the London and Westminster
Bank. Limited, 40 Lothbury. London. on or before
SEPTEMBER 9TH, 1898.
Payments must be receipted for by the Depositary
or its London Agency on the Certificates Of Deposit
or receipts.
Failure to pay such installment on or before such
date will subject the deposited stock and any cash
paid thereon, to forfeiture to the Syndicate ns pro-
vtded in the Reorganization Agreement
Dated New York. August 35th. 1898.
SPEYER 4 CO.,
KUHN, LOEB . Co,
sPEYER BROTHERS,
REORGANIZATION Managers.
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Cont Calendars This nay.

Appellate NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Conr..-Rceoss.
calendar called at 1o;3n AN. Part u.-Court opens
at 1850 A. NJ. Ex parte matters.
OF Louise Edel, George. II. rowper, Marie J. Garrett.
Antoine KruSak, 0uataf Riedel, Christine ii. Pritz,
Katharine Kochpr at 1890 A. NJ.
CITY c~ourt~speciSl Term.-Court opens at 10 A. NJ.
Motions ut 1850 A. M.
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esofr. foreclosure. amount Que eB,as1. nut1eol %
ta1es, kos e9gBO0. 70 charles pnugherty for et0.o0o,
william Kelnefly sold No. $50 Ffrttavruue, north
yoet corner Of Thiftf-afvonth street. 2A.SITa, four
etory hfiek tenement with store, With enEstqu brick
subject to taxoa, &C.. $500, 10 Edpidnd Dryer for
alRSOO.
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WEDNESDAY. Aug. 24.-GRA1N-wheat-spot
was fairly active and firm. The sales were 1922
600 BUSH. all for export. including 48.0 No. 2
red at 75c. $4,000 do. at 74S74kc.. free on
board afoat here. and $4,000 at the outports
on private terms. Free on board afioat: No. 2
red. Toe: No. 1 northern spring Duluth. 75c.;
No. 2 red in elevator. 73c. Minneapolis re-
ceived to-day 254.250 BUSH. against 1880
last year; Duluth 12S.377. against 22.420;
Chicago 211.05o. against 371,111; Milwaukee
$3.50. against 27.30o: Kansas City 10000.
against 1o7.928; Toledo 124.20o. against d.
500 Detroit 42.e40. against 47.565; st. Louis
10000. against 107.e2a. Futures advanced Ic.
to Ne. but lost this and closed &c. to Nc. lower
lower. Future sales 1,145.000 BUSH. as fol-
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Available cash balance,
including gold reserve.S27T SOS, e51 $3.50, p8s, 81

Money in London Y y cent. Rate of discount
In open market for. both short and three
months' bills 1H01 7:18 = cent Paris adviees
change on London rs francs "a confines.
TIL Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Reorganiza-
ton calls for the second installment
deposited and $40 q share on the second pre-
terred and common stock payable on or before
Sept. y at the Mercantile Trust Company.
The sales Of mining stocks at the New York
consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
tn-dav Nvara M follovvo.
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MPEN

Total sales, 1.7oO shares.
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SINKING FUND NOTICE.
PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.

Dated August 10, 1897.
The 7 RUS COMPANY OF NEW YORK
and WIN. NELSON CROMWELL, Trustees. Rivo
notice. that in accordance with q certain indenture
made by the abovenamed Railroad Company, dated
August 10, 1897, the Central Trust Company OF New
York will receive proposals. to sell the hbove:named
bonds At q rate not exceeding, however, the par
value thereof and accrued interest, with, I'VE per
centum added to the principal. the total OFFER not to
consume more than one hundred and fifty thousand
@1bo, 0Oo) dollars. The sealed proposals will be
opened at the ONCE of the I TRUST CON-
PANY OF z YORK, in NEW YORK CITY, ct
three o'clock p. NJ, on the 25th day Of August. 1903.
CENTRAL TRUsT CO. OF NEW YORK,
BY Z. Francis Hyde, I'd Vice-Preaident, }Truateea,
WIN. NELSON CROMWELL.
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The shipments from Augusta to-day were % bales,
Memphis 3b4. St, Louis 7d2, Cincinnati 10 and Hous.
ton 1877 bales. The port receipts were 4.o20 bales,
this week 1853, against 6.B52 thus far last week.
The exports from the ports were 1910 bales. New
i to 3 lower, recovered this and advanced alightiy on
some months. then reacted and closed quiet but
steady. at a net decline OF 2 TO y points. The future
trading WAR a. fnllnua.
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Real Cstate #auted.

WANTED-Dock property, this
city, lease; East River and improved
preferred. Address T. A.. THORNE,
Sun uptown office, 1865 Broadway.
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After the closing of the Supplementary Transat-
lanic Mails named above, additional supplementary
ITHh are opened on the piers Of the American. Eng
steamer.
MAILS o SOUTH n CENTRAL AMERICA.
ru,,Dsn, z INDIES. &c,-
ship Capri. via Pernambueo detters for North
supplementary ] i. M for CENTRAL AMER.
ICA Except Costa Rca) and SOUTH PACIFIC
LOFTS. per steamship Alliance, via Colon detters
for Guatemala must be directed per Allianca ~;
atlP. NJ. supplementary 1870 p. NJ for BER-
MuDA, per steamship orinoco; at p. NJ. for ia
MAlCA Per Steamship Ardandhu; at = P. N. for
direct and NORTH BRAZIL. via
Para and Manaos, per steamship Hildebrand; at
gteamship Mary Park.
7. II. Complementary ] 80 p. M for
81; DOMINGO and TURKS ISLAND, per steam
ship New York; at P. IL. for SANT0S direct, per
steamshtp Cyprian Prince; ut 7 j. II. for NEW
Philadelphia.
sATURDAY.-A 10 A. NJ. supplementary 1880 A.
M for FORTUNE ISLAND, JAMAICA, AVA
LILA, CARIHAdENA and COSTA RIGA. per
steamship Allegheny: at 10 A. n, Csupplementary
1870 !. n for HAITI per %steamship ALMOST St
from North Sydney.
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RGreHIs.

PATENTS for Inventions procured promptly; low
= rates hoEDER 4 BhIESEN. 81 Nassau st.. my
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Zeal estate for SaIr-gpHg asIaua.
& ACRES FOR SIS,

Located In the best part Of Long Island, near the
main road running direct to Brooklyn and 8 blocks
from the new bicycle path which has been Just COM
Pletsd. the land is good land. well adapted for
chicken farm and all kinds Of fruit and vegetable
raising; short distance from railroad depot, schools,
churches and stores of all kinds and Post once; the
land is partly cleared and partly wooded; enough
wood to make q nice fence around the properly
and sufficient fuel to last at least five years; on very
easy terms of BIO down and 81 monthly; possession
ofiand can be had after the nrst payment ia made.
Call or write MARA
2o2 East 23d ST., New York.
Open evenings until $3.50 O'Clock.
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~
Government bonds steady at unchanged quo
tations. Railway and other bonds irregular.
The features were Fort Worth and Rio Grande
3-4s. Kansas and Texas DDS, Reading general
e. 81. Louis southwestern lists, st. Louis and
IS. Union Pacific IS. Union Pacific. Denver and
GGqqlf lists, + r; Wabash debenture. series b;
s SdsS ! Rope oee' and 't f%lneS 3 is IS; At09 TRe m @as
important net advances were In Atchison adj.
a e.; r 3 ssnt, q. e 3, 7 B 81 3 Lo sdn and : sP R, ETsa;
e. e; ! l. t. + ssS S Standard nGnmsd Rope and Twips 81,
Wabash debenture. series d. tx = cent. at to
31H. The noteworthy declines were in Atchi-
s sSa fEalo o Gaad al 1 s-ss es IL. to to S SSS k kSrt wG a5a
$sff; st. f;essls soSthEeste5ss f fsts.' to to ~;
Central lists. {. r.. X q cent, to 5aI. WISCONSIN
Commercial price OF bar silver in New York.
90Ac. Bar silver in London closed at 27Hd.
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at 465Sc.
Exports to Europe tomorrow. 10000 ounces.
Is quoted at 2h ' cent, for sixty days, 3 y cent.
on good mixed Stock Exchange collateral.
Commercial paper, is quoted at 3k04 y cent.
In Sil names resG sxSs s esSt! otSef n aaa pETj rims
B y cent.
Sterling, exchange after a steady opening be-
came. weak under increased offerings OF COM
mercial bills, both for Immediate and future
delivery. The final transactions were at slight
ly lower rates al around. Continental exchange
sEe; sI3ty days. $%s4: a ana sis issss f IGs ssel AZ:
s sIaB .1 dPaft a.0i s4 t2Ps p ana saSIs s1 sPsasfsrs;;
sa0S pong f ana S.a sF sS aS rs ioe at sS ;24H"P Psiebs.
marks. 9l7-16S04 Oh for long ande5tS95S
a le' s.iSSiidSE 1i for short 4o0A0 i-lo i0f long and
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
12hG0l3S cents discount. Charleston-Buying.
par selling. u premium. Savannah-Buying.
1-l6 DISCOUNT; selling. 10 cents premium. New
Slief Faspaisco..s sh RRfeR II cents sG pae%iGn t eHr.
C~hlcago-35 gents DISCOUNT .Cincinnati-Be-
par.
In the outside market Glucose Sugar Rein
ing. common Is quoted at 59hG05D4, and the
a SrefGTsed at , fIOsSsS q as s5SndSrd on tT9lst
common at 1359142. and the preferred at lbs
Glo5i Mutual Gas at 33O!S350; Amsterdam
ga b at sSSs q Sa Y55SSf Ser StS94S70h and
23h, bonds. 05Na96; Central Union Gas bonds
at l93t91Oif; Brooklyn and New York Ferry
at 7S03S and the bonds at 0O1lSo7H.
The IntsrnntIopai Paper Company has de-
ierred stock. payable Oct. l..
The Allegheny Valley RaIIrosd reports gross
Sa:tI5 as S99mpasesdi gith the same month 81
For the seven months ending July 81 tho gross
earnings were $2.488.177. an increase Of $1IS,-
1913 as compared With the corresponding period
q Iast year. and net So6O.l3S. an increase OF
The San Francisco and North Pacific Rail-
road reports gross earnings for July OF SIS. 401. |
a decrease Of S2.le2 as compared withthe same
crease Of fisS.%46i5' Fixed charges We're s1ss,S0SI
lls g SiR a surplus OF sles3I a decrease OF
The New York. L-aeEaEannS s Western GAn-
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St. P I. 2 Dgiutl. R9ilro3d Co.,.

A dividend OF four and one-haif per cent az Der
cent on the preferred stock, OF this Company has
this day been declared, payable at this office, on aud
after Sept. I, 1915, The transfer hooks OF the pre-.
ferred stock will be closed on Friday, Aug. +, 1853,
g. 3 o'clock Il H, and reopened on the lstdAy OF
r. 8. ROLLINS. Asst. Treasurer.
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T~RANSPACIFIC MAILS.

60. ~ ASiIA ~ HALLE.
MAILS for the Society Islands. per ship Gallee urom
Ban franciscol. close here daily mp 10 Aug. 10 at
$3.50 7. NJ. Malls for China, Japan, and Hawaii,
per steamship Belgic from San Francisco), close
here daily up to Aug, 20 at 6:3O p. Nj. Malls for
Australia except those for West Australia, which
are forwarded via Europe), New Zealand, Hawaii,
Fiji and samoan, Islands. per steamship Moan3
from San Franciscol. close here daily mp TO Sept.
Ss At 2 4 NJ. II 4. NJ, and $3.50 J: N, Tor on
arrival ut New York of steamship EtruriA with
British mails for Australian. Mails for China and
XAncouyerl, close here daily up to Sept. So at $50
]. NJ. Mails for China and Japan. per steamship
Olympia urom TacomRl. close here daily mp 70
Sept. q at $3.50 7; NJ. Mails for Australia tex.
cept West AustraliAl, New Zealand, Hawaii, and
Fiji Islands. per steamship Mowers from Van.
eouyerl, close here daily after Sept. o and up 70
Transpacihc mails are forwarded to port OF sailing
daily. and the schedule OF closing is arranged on the
DraAnmptton OF their uninterrupted overland transit
bRegtBtered mail closes ct " I. NJ. praViouB dRp,
CORNELIUS VAN OTT Postmaster.
Post Once, Now York. n. Y. Aug. 23. 1893.
NoTIcE-THE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK on
~ MILWAUKEE. located at Milwaukee, in the State
Of wisconsin, is closing up Its affairs. Ali note hold.
eA and others. creditors Of said association, are
therefore hereby notified 20 present the notaa and
Other claims against the association for payment
Dated Aug. II. 1898,
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Douglas & Jones,
Members N. Y. Stock Exchange,
"a BROAD STREET.
Market Letter on application.
Airiaeuas aud anterrar.

NEW o August 23, 1909,
THE RIO GRANDE WESTERN HALLWAY CON.
hPASY has declared a dividend OF two per cent, on
its Common Stock, payable At its once, IL Broad
way, New York. on Sept. 3Oth, in Preferred Stock at
phr. to Common Stockholders Of record at close Of
Stock transfer books will close, TO be reopened at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. October LIST, proK.
CHARLES W. DRAKE, Treasurer.
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aMisrtllaueOus

hthSsi sAS DsOlSH S;n hSs. = S Sass ST:s III lH1g
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Winter in bbls.: Super6ne, 81. 250S2.4O; No. 2 extra,
90; straights, S38b9 800. SprnGin bbls.:
Clears. s3.3o@S3 90; straights. S3.s69S[.l6; patents,
S1SS4,So; Feed-Was nrmer but quiet: Western
S14.5o; winter In bulk, @
CoTTOH-Spot cotton here was unchanged, with sales
of ITO bales for export and $40 for spinning; 100
were delivered on contracts. Middllng uplAnds. 59c.,
against 4 1-Idc. last year. New, Orleans and Guif'
dc, against 4 5-1dc; last year. Augusta declined
Nc. and St, Louis aud New Orleans Lice. New Or
leans sold 1850 bales. ST. Louis 81, Savannah
12S. Galveston 90. and Augusta % bales. Liverpool
was unchanged OH tho spot. with sales OF 5000
barely steady: In Manchester yarns were dull; cloths.
orders at low limits. The receipts at the principal
interior towns were as follows,
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PEOPLES GAS LIGHT AND COKE co.
(Of ChieaRol.

Notice Is hereby given that a dividend Of III per
cent. has been declared on tho Capital Stock Of this
Company, payable to the Stockholders on Aug. 25th,
The transfer books will close. in New York. on Aug.
18th. 1898. at : p. NJ. and viii reopen Aug. 2oti,
1898. at 10 An. J.. WILEY, Tressurer.
nFFICEo OF wELsBAcH CoMMERCIALcoMPANY.
OWALL 7 n, ". Aug. ~. 1s9s,
The Dlfect0rs have this day declared a quarterly
dividend Of vi Z q on the preferred stock.
payable Sept. ", 1885. to stockholders OF record al
the close Of business Aug. 3lst. Transfer hooks OF
the preferred stock viii be closed from Sept iSt 10
Sept. Uth. both inclusive. Checks viii be mailed.
EDMARD Q. LEE. TrsasarSA
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Mails for Newfoundland, by rail to Halifax and
thence by steamer. close at this once daily az
$3.50 N. Mails for Miquelon. by rail to Boston
and thence by steamer. close at this once daily
at $3.50 7. H., Mails for Mexico City. overland.
unless specially addressed for despatch by steam-
or. close at this ONCE daily at 1870 A. II. and 1850
I'M. sheRistered mail closes at q 7. Ii. previous
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office 9nra.Iarr.

DISKS AND OFFICE
!~H HhSTrSSH IN GREAT VARIETY MANURAc
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6arley-Wn9 nrm but QulI. New Feeding. 3lNS0C,,
cost and freight to Buffalo. Rye-Wea in fair de:
msnd and nrm; No: 2 Western. 4s1sc, free on board
all for export. Including sc, 900 No. . mixed at 36lSc.;
S seeo and a.; oo, Gs5': st q the se aaspor rsse on Sn npF a1sfs ts sa0s.
No; 2 mixed. in elevator. 35A6c. Futures were Nc.
to &c. lower for the day. Future GALES, 10000
bush. as follows:
openinO. Aighest. LosUs,t oesinO. Nio1t.
bEsssestf%@Ssssirn: ~ SSn ssttsS ssS SIX SIX
OF ostSmsPo' vas arm but quiet The sales we're a.
white, 1000 at 2esssc. Futures Were unchanged.
Opening. HiOhea. LO'est. ctS.itnp. Nigh.t;
tSis Of T fsmine IT h shs w as ws ssla y son .ars ss 3 b and q
local shorts caused a rally in wheat after the open
Innate. the winter reeeipts were ere %Teiativeiy 1 small Il.
and nnd.t thsrs was as. some EU., foreign buying mostly by The
also. The cables, however. were lower. and After ali
the primary receipts reached an aGgIeRute, OF
year Sstio0o The S"'p Northwest Sai' got ofo3 G95 i' cars. .ha acAI Last
only 174 last year. Chicago received only las
but the estimate for tomorrow is 2I5. Most ooper.
ators look for q bigger movement at the Northwest,
and the continued dulness of tue speculation. mill
t5S' 70 sS1 Va, S Sny i@pF2 %ss sRsisr L ,So1sS p SsGlin SSl
ySneed iS. for wheat. Closing prices here we're
concert with wheat, being at one time slightly higher
owing TO a rise in Chicago. where there was renewed
talk of hot winds in Iowa and Nebraska. One mil
lion bush. were chartered yesterday at Chicago,
there was a good export demand at the out.
ports and Liverpool advanced I'D. to Nd.
But liquidation later on carried prices down.
ward, and the last figures showed q fractional
loss for the day. Oats closed somewhat easier at tho
West. Reports OF damage in Ohio and Indiana by
weather. however, prevented any marked de-
cline. Chicago. Aug. 24.-"'wheat advanced &c.
above Yesterday prices, but closed with the advance
lost. The demand was from local and St. Louis |
When their wants were supplied there was |
nothing left to sustain the price. Adyices from the |
lead to belief Of a heavy movement there
as soon as weather permits. The primary re-
ceipts this week are almost. double what they |
were last year and the clearances arc leAs. |
The close on wheat was at the bottom. !
Foreign news is still beaTsh; London was is.
early. shorts being the principal buyers. The i'm |
IVES more than lost at the close. The
weather in the West WIS cool and showery. Cables /
were steady. The shipping demand was slow: Oats
nc. and closed q shade under yeet ,rday,"
FLouR--The trading was very light and prices were
more or less nominal. Nine out of ten of the buying
think the general trend Of prices 10 down.
yard, and they arc governing their transactions ac-
'ordingiy. This makes . very slim market, The
were 5000 bbls.
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PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL BREWING COMPANY
THE FIDELITY INSURANCE.. TRUST AND Fl
DEPOSIT COMPANY, Trustees under the mortgage
OF the Pennsylyania Central Brewing Company, dated
October "a, 1897. invite proposals for the sale to the
said Trustees of all or any part OF $780, 900 of bonds
secured by the said mortgage. the proposals TO DO
addressed to the said Trustees at their ONCE, 327
acted upon ON the nrst day OF September neIt at IL
o'clock III. JOHN b. GEST, President.
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dtnfnrniahtd aounts apnntfd.

WANTEp-Room suitable for dentists odacs On q
w near Madison av., between 5oth and soth et1.
ENTIS 6a2 Park ~.
The oasis., 1898-01-08

ago Apodaca and Pablo Montana had
 fight in Winslow in when l1 IS
 claimed that Apodaca struck Monua-
 no on the head fracturing his sSuli. and then robbed Montailo Of S30.OO. Montana has been since in very precarious condition, and lying at the noint of death. He identified Apodaca as the man who inflicted the injuries mon him and Apodaca will be held to await the result of the injuries of Montafio.
 Arizona Citizen: MT. J. F. Bailey, better known all over the country as "Uncle Josh Bailey" has sold his sta tion on the San Simon and will short ly taKe up his residence in Yuma. For many years"U lcleJ Josh"has been res ldent of Graham county and one of the most prominent factors in the deyel- opment of that prosperous section of country. His station on the San Si- mon was the half way house between the railroad and the fertile valley of the Gila and has in days agone been the scene of many stirring events. He was always tat home" come who may, and in him the lawless, rustling element had ever a stubborn foe, but they respected him for his courage and manliness. In his departure the San Simon loses as good citizen as ever stood on guard, and Yuma gains one.
 Mohave Miner: Lafe Stinett, a well known teamster, was crushed to death under the wheels of his big ore wagon, about mile above El Dorado Canon, last Saturday afternoon. He was riding on the wagon, which was loaded with about nine tons of ore, and in attempting to reach the ground | while the wagon was in motion, was, in some unaccountable manner, thrown down, the wagon passing over his left ankle, left side and shoulder, | crushed to pulp. His ribs were broken into a shapeless mass. The | team ran away and brought up quiet Iy at the river. The young man who was with Stinnett at the time of the accident did all he could torelieye the injured man, but he died within two hours. He suffered DO pain, the nerv- ous system being wholly pafalyzed. His half brother, Abe Price, went to the CafOn and had the remains in- tered Monday afternoon. The de- ceased leaves a wife and one child in Delta, Colorado.