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Las VtGA,, \. NJ Sep. lo. 1883.
Your curresp .n,eit end' d his expl"'
rarlon> o! the " Western country lasi
season al the southern l,ori!ei IT Csl-
oradn, after having pretty ththonghiS
canvass, d The Resources, Characters
tics and prospects of that Sla1e.
Ayr, cable IT, pr. mise have relurne''
to lin field, and, Taking up the w"i k
wltlc lelt il, have started un Il tour
Of inveS, ,;yatinn through the adJi 'inG
Trrrl.n,y If New Mexico. The las,
p,'n1 OF inpu ,al,c'' III passing 'ut "'
G ,Ipgadn into New Mexico, rn. the At
etaiss,n, Tnp ka and santa Fe Railroad
is Trinidad. which, though III Culol ado.
is essentially IA New Mexican low"
and supported '.y Mexican trade. i1
lies lust at the fool ot tie tns.sllat llis,
ami the famous Spanish peaks are IA
full view. The first settlement here
WAS in 1861, Int the town got no start
until 1865 There are now between
thie. ami four thousand inhabitants, a
large percentage of whum are Nj XII
cans, though the |, aiding businesS men
are f.nm tl,. States The trade done
here is largely with sheep growers,
whose occupation is the principal IN
dustrv If this region leaving Trim
lda1 the train enters the mountains
going np the Ration Pass 10 the tunnel
which is sixteen miles distant. Thi'
tunnel is 1000 feet long, and is thu
gateway TO New NJ. xico, travelling 10y
rail. You are in Colorado when yo,
enter i, aud in New NJ xico when yo,
Come ont. On both sides nf the roat
here G al m.nt,s in abundance are sect
from which n mrdnm quality of bltn
mln"us c"al is delivered al eighty cent
per ton on the cars The scenery along
here is very grand, rivaling in sons
places the canon of the Arkansas am
the Garden of the Gods.
The eastern boundary line Of IT,
Territory of New Mrx;cn is 345 mile
long and the western 800 miles. Th
average breadth IF tn Territory i
$50 miles and it's area l2l POI SONAR
miles. nr II 56S 64O acres It's sill
aae" Is composed of valleys, plains
and lntty Mountains Entering irnt
t7'"faan, the Rocky Mountains III
SOUND IN iw" dist net ranges; the eaS'
ern range, highest and most rugged ,
"e two, extends only To til" vici it
Hi Santa Fe; whlr the western rang,
known AZ the Sirrra Madre, extend
10 HE southern liHlit. forming Co,
h'c'l"n with tha Sierra Madre Of ol
Mrxico. Many If The peaks oi II
eastern range are above IL 900 fet
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Ll.i and cinw,r d will prl e'ual sh,W.
The gfea, iutrr.,u ,uunnlain pateaus
nave al, elevation ut from 5000 IL g..
01O iret, and the valleys, of which ibt
RIA Granie Is lI,r N st Important, are
from 3 600 /. 5000 lr.., ahtve the sea
Nearly two lh,rd- "t tie Territory lies
east oi the 81 ri, Madrc rAhge, and
the southeastern portion, ur "s,akrd
plains" is high, level, and c"mLa,a
lively nnproducttv-. South Of the
eastern raunn. between ,he Prcns and
Rio (1randt rivers, is Il series nf val
legs, Comprising 'he most valuable
nrlion ut the Territory from an az
i cniiuraI ~iand,rlni. THE most inn
poliani river in New Mexico is The
Rin Grade del Nnttr, which rises in
e.. lora,io and II ,us suuth between the
wu r;hgc~ 81 uouli'aiis; AID the sec
oid river in $ ze IL the Peco~, whlcl,
rises n ,lie eas.ern range, within the
lclrtory, and flowing S niIl. joins the
Rio Gran,lr il, Texas. $, much iur
the geography and topography "f the
Territory ! have gathered IL, the ont
SIT, iarecl, from Mr. Ci,as. 5. Glecd'>
little work ON lsr su tcI.
In 1880 the Territory # New Nix
ic, cunl;lin d alb NJ 100 600 Mt Xicans,
%, 900 lndans and % 900 Americans,
Since. tie Atchi>un. I"w ka and santa
Fe road cnlnplcied ,t~ connection With
tie Southern Pacific the Au,rican
uupulaliun haS Increased rapidly and
V vry likely it now comprises inl. one
ti,ru of the total. Ore ut lhe chiei
drawbacks 10 ,In' grafton is the nnccr'
iaintN c"hctrnInG private land gfahis
rhr Spanish kings aud tn governors
.,r New Mexico used to ,,cdr to their
| lay,n lies. for pm poses Of colnhz ,irn
aud fer Gain. large tracts ol land now
know n aS private land grants. When
| the United States t"nk New MeX.c"
hy cunuu,>i II was agreed by the ,rea-
sy Signcd IN 1913. t" snsta'h ali these
propcriy rights The law "f Z ngrtS>
,.f August 1854, extended the ter.'l o.
{ ial aud civil jurisdiction over the ad'
1aitiu,laI territory acquir, i by tie tfea-
3tv of 1858. whereby the treaty al
Gnada o lpe lllda'go hecan operative
tIrun.n IL the Golden purchase Before
IA perfect title can te cnred tn" g'ai't
must be c,n med hy Congress. Up
tu the present time tariy-s'x grants III
New M..xict. have been combine q.
How many grautS ,hcIe ate that t"Ne
not bt en- cnntir,ned and not presented Il
~ not known. Ii is due 10 All that
snme,hinr Should be done 10y Congress
al once towards eStahl >hing IN
mission which would have antli"Iiiy
to examine into the original papers,
aud having all the powers and jotls'
Iictinn of a Territorial conrt, ""nid
he abe to determine. with II great de
gree Of certainty, the difference ee-
tween fraudulent and Il paf ct graft
1t is an open secret in New Mex CO
, that large number OF the grants t"a'
, have been confirmed, are aud we''
fraudulent in every particular.
PHoSo
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shotgun subscriptions

A Com~tocker, who has been mln'n@
dawn in Mexico during the past t"''
years, has returned hune some hon
dreds Of dollars poprer than when he
left. II says he wou have a''''
well enough down in that c'n"try, oH'
abnnt once IL mnnth they were ailef
him for subscriptions. The men ~''e
called f., the Subscription came t'r II
with Sholgons He says shotgun sun
scrintious, will ruin the best man III
the world It is his experience tha' a
man is liable to glvA beyond his means
when he iiads four or live shotsnns
hnngriIy staring him in the face
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HEMAN and CHAS. E. JONES':

HEMAN JONES, BUSINESS MANAGER
efa in nrl Build No ,djepny fa,,. Montgomery reefs
Evening star., 1883-10-02
THE AFFRONr TO ALFONSO.
NO SPANISH GERMAN TREATY.
CAPTURE OF TWO TRAIN ROBBERS,
startling story About Greedy.

EEPoHTKD TO HAvSBEE MURDERED BY A NUrISorS
cREM-PkoBABLN A NEW VERSION or THE ESQCI-
NsUN STORY HERETOFORE PRINTED.
loNpOS, Oct. 2-The Tunes gives n renOrt from
the pernayik correspondent or Copenhagen
journal that Lieut. GTeeiy, OF the American Arctic
expedition, was murdered by a mutinous crew.
The report comes from Hans Hendrix, an EsQui-
mauN,Slth DIR. NuthorsL Hendrix states that he
got the news from an ESquimauN at Cape York.
The Times considers the report Improbable as Dr.
NathorSt has never mentioned IL.
lNote.-Dr. Nathorst was the geologlSt OF the
Nordenskjold expedition Prof Nortcnskto
telegraphed To the Associated Press from Scrabs-
ter, under date or September -, that AN Esaul-
mauX, named Hans Christian, who was an inter-
prefer with Dr. Nathorst, reported having met n
party OF EsquimauX at Godhsven who had come
from Wolstenholm. This party stated that they
nad been informed 10y other natives that the COM
mander OF the American expedition and another
member OF the party were dead. The report
printed In the London Times may have been based
upon the slme StOrY.l
Evening star., 1883-10-02
General Getty Retired.

FkUHUI1ONS WHICH Will FOLLOw.
Gen. Geo. W. Getty, in command OF the artillery
school at Fortress Monroe, was to-day placed upon
the retired list OF the army having reached sixty
four years OF age He will be succeeded In COM
mand OF the artillery school by Col John c. TiG-
oall, OF Gen. Sherman's staff, who will retain his
present position rs aid until Gen. Sherman's re
trement Gen. Getty'S retirement causes the fol-
lowing promotions: Lieut. Col. Clermont l. Best,o
John Mendenhal 1st artillery, TO be lieut. colonel
4th artillery: Capt. John j. Rodgers. 2i artillery
10 De major 4th artillery; First Lieut. William L.
HoSe, "a artillery, TO be captain, and Second Lieut..
E. s Weaver, 2i artillery, 10 be Istlieutenant 2d
Evening star., 1883-10-02
The MARYLAND Election.

CONGRESSMAN TALBOT COUNTS UPON CERTAIN
DEMOCRATIC SUCCESS.
1.-THE democratic ticket in Maryland is safe
enough" said Congressman Talbot. of that state,
to STAR reporter yesterday. "The party is
united harmonious and enthusiastic. There is
not the least danger OF our defeat The republ-
cans realize that they stand no chance. None of
them want to run on their ticket Who is going
to be elected speaker" asked Mr.. Talbot sud-
denly. turning interviewer himself.
ut looks like Randall the reporter replied
"That's what think" said the NJ c. We are all
for him except, possibly, Finley. l don't know
just how he stands" Speaking OF democratic
prospects in Ohio, New York, and elsewhere, Mr..
Talbot said, 81 don't want the party to carry too
much this year. 1t might cause us to lose our
neadS and assume TOO easy q task for next year"
He added, again, that the democrats OF Maryland
have a certain victory ahead of them.
Evening star., 1883-10-02
King Alfonso,. Trcatmcn, I'm Paris.

1T WAS THE SPANISH NATION THEY KISSED.
PARIS, Oct liking Alfonso, In declining the
invitation OF President Greyy tn prolong his stay
IN ParlS, remarked that NJ Grevy's apology for his
treatment by the people In the streets on Satur-
day night makes him forget the bitterness OF his en-.
Try into Paris but that Spain would long mber
the Misses OF the populace, who would not that
behind the King. it was the nation they were his
Sing. As the train bearing King Alfonso 20 the
frontier left the station in Paris his majesty re-
queSted Gen. Ptttie secretary OF President Greyy.
TO inform the president that he left him with a
deep sense OF his courtesy.
NO SPANISH TREATY WITH GERMANY.
LONDON, Oct 2--The Paris correspondent of tho
Times who was on the train with King Alfonso,
reports that In an interview with the MARQUIS DE
La Vega de Arnljo, tie spanish minister or for
olgn affairs, he was authorized 10 deny the reports
that treaty had been entered into by spain with
Germany.
Evening star., 1883-10-02
The Ohio Campaign.

SENATOR sHERMANS VIEWS.
Senator Sherman has been interviewed on the
political situation In Ohio He predicts republican
success In the state and legislative tickets, thinks
the prohibition amendment will fail, declares that
the colored vote is faithful and says the republ-
cans are united while the democratic feud is bit
ter: The democrats, on the other hand, are talk
Ing hopefully OF carrying the state. The return
OF HOadly to active service has encouraged the
party, and the popular welcome he received last
night at Cleveland shows he has considerable
strength as candidate. He is evidently far from
well, but intends to spend the few remaining days
OF the campaign in hard work.
Evening star., 1883-10-02
Alexandria Affairs.


RELIGIOUS SERvIcEs--The Israelites OF the city,
Dealers have closed their stores to-day. This
morning New Years services took place In the
Synagogue, and Rev. Morris Sachs, OF Cincinnati,
delivered a discourse upon the existence OF the
SOU, combating materaltst theories The discourse
was very well received.
UNDERTAKES CONTRACT.-Mr Benz. Wheatley,
OF this city taken the contract for the removal
OF the remains OF 107 North Carolina soldiers from
the cemetery at Arlington to this place. Here
they will be enclosed In casketS and sent to the
state cemetery at the capital OF the state OF North
Carolina.
THE IRON BooM.-THK STAR mentioned a few
days ago that new departure in the iron boom
here had been determined upon. The plan is ex-
planned in circular OF its secretary to be /" the
sale OF the entire plant, property and franchieS OF
the company at $89.00o TO q syndicate OF which
all the present stockholders can, II they desire,
form part.
FLOUR INSPECTION. Brown has made
that quarter 1853 barrels OF flour were inspected
against 1906 barrels during the same quarter OF
1882, and 5696 barrels during the quarter OF 1889
just expired. In the september quarter OF the
year just preceding the war Il ,s9l barrels were
CTRcU1r CoURE-The Circuit court Judge Keith
continues Its session, and was occupied today
with the case OF Washington Savings Bank VS.
Thorpes administrators, which came 40 on a retf-
tion OF s. F. Merrill for renewal Of certain pro-
ceedingH
REPoRTER's NoTEswO. E Hine has bought the
6OOO-acre Thornton tract, on the W., O. & w. r. R.
for $25,oo9-At the change meeting yesterday
drta merchants to the opportunities for trade
offered by the Potomac -Rappahannock tine to
Fredericksburg, which was opened to-day by the
steamer Lady Of the Lake.
Evening star., 1883-10-02
The COrean Embassy.

VISITS TO THE STATE, WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS
Four members OF the Corean embassy paid
Official visits to the State, War and Navy depart
ments this morning. They were the minister and
vice minister, the secretary OF legation and an
attache. They were accompanied by Mr.. Percival
Lowell, the foreign secretary, and Lieut. Mason
and Ensign Foulke, of the navy. At the State
department they were received by Assistant Sec
retaries Davis and Hunter and Chief Clerk Brown;
at the Navy department. by Acting Secretary
Nichols, Admiral Shufeldt and Commodores Eng
isn ana Walker. and at the War department by
Adlutant General Drum. Conversation was car
rleu on In three languages. The department
oinclals communicated with Ensign Fou,ke In
English, he turned the ideas into Japanese and
transmitted them to the attache, who in turn
changed them into Coreau for the benefit OF the
ambassadors.
THANKS TO COMMODORE sHUFE1Dr.
Tht visitors appeared solemn and dignif1ed, but
when Admiral SIufeldt was introduced their faces
were wreathed with smiles. for they recognized
an Old friend. The minister, through the inter-
prefers, returning TO Admiral Shuredt the thanks
OF the Corean government for huTrying about the
treaty with This government, ana hoped TO see him
IN the1r country again. Admiral Shufeidt said that
Ne would call upon the visitors at their hotel in
DAY or two and talk ever Corean matters and that
ne expected to go to Corea again next year. Some
tlme was passed In Secretary Chandler's room,
AFTER Which the callers proceeded TO the War de-
partment
Evening star., 1883-10-02
Judge Rays Successor.

Mr. JOHN A. HENRY. OF INDIANA, APPOINTED.
The resignation OF Judge Ray, the law clerk Of
the Post ONCE department., was accepted to-day
by the Postmaster General and Mr.. John A.
Henry, lawyer OF Indianapolis, was appointed
to MI the vacancy. Mr.: Henry is a lawyer of
good standing and is said to be very competent
man for the place. He entered upon his new
duties TODAY
Evening star., 1883-10-02
Two Stage fkobsers Captured.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Oct. "A special dispatch
says that Hensley and Elmore, the two remaining
Wells, Fargo rlessehger, oh August 10th were
captured yesterday by Sheriff Gabriel ana taken
70 Florence, Arizona, where their associates, Red
Held and Tuttle were hanged by the citizens I6
is expected that the two Just captured viii share
the same fate.
Evening star., 1883-10-02

=, THE PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIA-
sos IlON,As Sayings Bank it pays five per cent
m9ney 1oa on easy terms % Our advances
advance quicker if you desire Many are ava9 them
selves OF the advantages of this best of all associations
by deposting for the liberal interest paid and
Others for taking for acquiring property BY
making good investment the property purchased viii
bling you to succeed to the property by acting agent
into the association The expenses of this association
are nominal all the profits going to the members This
at any time without having to pay any back Dues or
You can pay as much as You like Hundreds of new
than $6o COG advanced on first mortgage first class
property; Next meeting WEDNESDAY, EVENING,
rGN g; c y Du@NCANsON means President; EDWIN n. LAW
tary, 6lS 18th street northwest ser1l- al
Evening star., 1883-10-02
ry WITH GrRMANv
Niuis.cria. Crisis i'm France.

ORDER FOR THE ASSEMBLING OF THE CABINET RE-
yoKED.
LONDON, Oct. "A dispatch from Paris to Reu-
ter'S Telegram company says the order for the
assembling OF the Cabinet to-day, under President
Greyy, has been countermanded. IL is reported
that ministerial crisis exists
Evening star., 1883-10-02
Archbishop Purccll's Debts.
A DECISION FINALLY REACHED.

A DECISION FINALLY REACHED.
The court OF Hamilton county, Ohio yesterday
rendered decision In the case OF Archbishop Pur.
cell, who failed February, 1s79 with liabilities
amounting to 81 100000 The assignee petitioned
the court for the sale or tie property
held In the name OF the archbishop. which
amounted to about S35 600. The hearing in tho
case began April 4th, 1882 and ended on the 2sth
OF June following. After holding the case under
adviSement for Is months, the court rendered a
decision yesterday. Out OF nearly 200 pieces OF
property held by the archbishop IL were selected
for this trial as being representative OF all Nine
Of these were churches. The others were the
cathedral, including the archiepiscopal residence.
school, ST Mary's seminary, the Cumminsville
orphan asylum and ST. Josephs cemetery, old
and new. The court held that IN the case or the
churches built by the contributions OF the congre.
cations, that they not liable for the debts OF
the archbishop, although the title to the property
was In his name. But In the case OF churches
where the evidence showed that the archbishop
perty was liable to the assignee to that extent
The court further held that the cathedral and
cathedral school were liable for the amount ad.
vanced upon them. The orphan asylum at Cum
minsville was also decided trust, not subject to
sale, and the mortgage on ii, given by Archbishop
Purcell to secure a creditor, was declared OF no
binding force. The same view was taken rs to
81. Mary'S seminary. AS to the cemeteries, ma.
iority OF the court held that they were not dcdi-
Gated to the public; that conservation did not
amount TO dedication, and that such portions as
were not sold for burial lots could be sold for the
benefit OF the creditors
Evening star., 1883-10-02
Affairs i'm West Washington.

BUILDING ASsoCIATIoN-At the l05th regular
monthly meeting OF the Tenth Building asSocia.
ton. held last night at Goddards hall, 1892 was
disposed OF, being seven shares sold at $lSS per
share.
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.-Yesterday afternoon the
horse attached to the wagon OF John O'Donoghue,
street, between 34th and 35th Streets by the yell
ing Of a crowd OF boys in it. and ran away. upset
ting and damaging the wagon and throwing all
out Albert Ely received painful bruises about the
hips. He was taken 10 his home by Of1cer Con-
molly.
PERSoNAL-Father Maynadier, for the past three
that charge, has been appointed by Archbishop
Gibbons to attend the chapel at DOnghoregan
Maryland. and the church at Clarke5yille, Howard
county, Nd.
THE COAL TRADE.-During September S45 boats
carrying 29i tons OF coal left Cumberland mostly
for this port
CONDITION OF THE WATER.-No report from
Great Falls. Clear at other points.
Evening star., 1883-10-02
telegram EEricfs.

A Montreal city DafT was pitched through the
plate glass window OF restaurant there last night
by sailor OF the war ship Canada, for having
made deprecatory remarks regarding Prince
George, OF Wales.
At Trenton, Mo-, a fre yesterday destroyed
nearly an entire block OF buildings Tie total
loss is about $4,000
Evening star., 1883-10-02
SEWING MACHINES. &c

Hat GREA 7 "HOUsEHOLDn SILENT
white" New Home" Boston," fine Sewing Ma
chimes at honest prices No canvassers Come to the
otlce and save money Renting ard repairing a spe-
clai'y. MCKINNEY, APT 9Th st. NV. sep25
leEMEMBER,
Tha, we the only authorized Agents for the cele-
HARTFORD AND NEW HOME SEWING MACHINES
in the District They positively the lghtest running
ana most durable machines ever produced.
Old Machines taken in exchange.
Machines sold ON easy monthly payments and special
discount for cash
Be sure and visit our Office before purchasing
s. OPPENHEIAIER & BRO,
52S 9th street northwest, st. Cloud Building
First-class Machines for rent by week or month All
hlits repaired sep22
4 SUDDEN AND SWEEPING REDUCTION
IA Washington d. c., Sept. o. 1888. c. AUERBACH
corner 9Th and streets for the last fifteen years
most extensive dealer in Sewing Machines in this city,
has issued new price list. making sweeping reduction
on all kinds NEW. LATEST IMPROVED MACHINES
OF the very best and most standard makes which have
been selling at so $50 $50 and $40, 800 S25
$50 and $50, with all extra attachments and years
guarantee.
THE NEW QUEEN and NEW AMERICAN, No. z
are now more extensively used in this city than any
other KIND. For SALE ONLY by c. AUERBACH cor
9TH and H. Auerbachs Gents Furnishing and Hat Store
next door: Send postal and will mail you our new
Pilce Ist 1rte sep22