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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

SAN AEroNr, Dec ~ Especial J. Louis
Graaer painter WHout three or tour
days ago, 10 wes supp.s tut painters col
10, Has cXbumtt tu.ia> for an official post
norton, 'he allegation having been made
hy his Wt' that me- was 30 solod bya Mrs.
q nstlau. gerSrpswted from bis wife
n-ee years ago ald has since been living
with mis- alleged uuruettss Mrs CHRISTIAN
Is aoou. 90 year, ola qI,te homely aud has
the reputation ~ having poisoned four or
i've pt,N oIs husbanos uc limitation huS-
rGnd Sac isiu j., awaiting tho result OF
the pust.morttm, Wh'cl Is now in progress
nnd WI CccuIy sndie days, as the chemists
10 kloelng wurt specific poison was used
MAY rn'e lc melIt several analyses.
R.y Dr.. DtnnrN, i,rmeFly chaplain tC
Stuntwad jackson Aud afterwards his hist0
ilau, preaJhes mere tomorrow.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

CLEVELAND, Dec, % James Moll.nry
and party lef. this afternoon lor New York
by the Lake Shore in special train com
posed OF the sumptuous private cars OF
General DeyerauN, president, aud T. Il.
Thomas, general manager OF the Bee Line
aud OF jay Gould. They will
reach New York tomorrow morning,
remain iew days and then 10 10 Fortress
Monroe, returning here the latter par ol
January 10 atteud the ir,al at the cases IN
the nited States court he.e. Mcllenry
remains IN America until May. Tho party
consists Of himself Nis,ount and Lady
/ llury. Hon llida keppel and Hon. Thpo
/ dore Keppel, their daughters, Messrs
| Fowler and Eisele OF counsel; J A, Rely
private agent, and suudry servants.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23
Mnrl,.iInn.r I,rnlr.

KANSAS CRY, Dec AL. + Lntz, the
barber, was released yesterday rom the
workhouse sud dlet last night d, brief iu-
yestieaiion was made by thu horiiie,
Shicn resulted in the agitet u nck Mut.
ray, guard OF the SOrkhous charged
Win causing LAniE's Death o. 10 lltreat
meht. Several inmates told ttry very
damaging O. Mufray. An ibpu@tt will he
he'd o.day ana the matter miuuer inSvsti.
gated
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23
Lnhnr CnnI,nI.

pirr-HUca, npc ~ -- the strike OF coal
miners va the third pnol is being pushed.
Oaly Two mines sr, nov working a. the re-
duotion, aud Is q, rxpec ed the men will
camr uui ut them within the mex forty
rtght hour The mturrs' officials report
thai thtrs ave over tO0 IDLE men In the
p.sre,
nosray. p,c. -. The Lancaster glng.
hem u'i is, 4 intJn, Announce reduction
oj Wtges anrr nrctmber 81,
rrsACEe, h5r - -Unpige Weeks, of
the cosl m,utrs' fourth pool arbitration
bol'u, bss tto'dsd the wages question in
| iavur utth. mlutrs, awarding them cents
| plr husht the operators claimed half q
cvUt tss The sinners are iuhilant The
/ nperA'o,- cannot be s3en tonight, but they
/ Wll Ntr'Y eCerpt
tur BugU Dec 2a The threat Of the
| 8 tsS Wufktts committee ~ the late con
terence 10 tine manufacturers that IL the
/ latter id NOT accept the ontr to resume at
/ tur q q wages hy January lst, they would
! pHt sigu any contract, rs slid % mean that
! itihe manufacturers DO not agree TO their
irrms hy that GATE the workers will refuse
tn wute ou uHy terms before the hrh OF
| iuue
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

Nrw YoRK, Dec. p. - rhe rectprs
the Wyoming, Yellowstone ~ a Pacific
Railway company elected tt.' iolloSing
officers to day President l. d Shoe.
maker; vice president. s. II. fallacv, sc'
retary, III, NJ. Munsell; treasurer, Jamas ID.
Powers, managing director, ,nu X. BI,n.
we'll. IL Is stated the comIs y viii ueelI
next spting the oon'r lctinu q an txten-
siye railroad system in WyohHns aud Ad.
taeent teffttOFits
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23


BALTIMORE, MD Dec. 22.-The Suns
Rome special saws The Pope has created
Archbishop Gibbons delegate apoatalic to
preside at the Catholic council In Baltimore
iu November 1854 Archbishop Gibbons
will virtually hold the rank OF PapAl lsgs-
tee. The sun notes letter iom tho arch.
bishop to Vicar General AOCOlgan, In which
the archbishop exprss tue opln'on that
the business Of the American prolates
with Poue Leo will he entirely hnisCed by
Christmas The Bishops hold sslots
alternately In the American college and
the COLLEGE OF the Propogander. The mat
ters discussed related entirely 70 ctolesiasti-
cal discipline The Irish question In Amer.
lea had nor would not be- mentioned IN the
conference The Arch Bishop tays the
charity father will not send any a1monltiou
to the Catholics OF America on the Irish
0upatiOu.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

Nav ORLEANS, Dec 21.-Cily Treas
urer Walshe having been reinstated,
the city courci Withdrawing the impeaoh-
ment resolution, which they failed 10 sus-
tain. took charge OF bis office to-day.
la the Cudget for 1881, published this AZ
ternojr, the council received 20
reye ues MS required by city charter, thus
In ELECT acknowledging the wisdom OF the
coarse pursued by Walshe.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

T,MU riSE, a. H. Dec. 2l,-Sheriif ar
rived here last night with Rcd Sample and
Tex willis, two OF the Bkbsa mufderers
aud supposed Gage Station train robbers,
They we're brought on y freight Train, as II
va. learned thai lynrhing would DC at-
temnisd, THIS was verified, tnr when the
passenger train traontd Wilcox twenty
armed men boarded tne ira n and searched
tbs ca A special grand jury will be
Cluyuutd,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

MFyI,, Dec, - Especial. Yesterday,
at a hcr,e race utrr Woodland in Free
stone county, n man nv the name of Hale
wss seriously cut bv some one whcsi name
cannot be learned. No other particulars can
be obtained.
A large crowd has been In town all day
and trade has been lruk
II has been warm aud very damp here all
day.
Some Christmas drunks aud fights oc'
CURED to-day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

tS; year. A, compsr'd with last right
c',Sing tees ara l4t0ll 4 lower. except
ChusoN P,c,hc, Northern fstiic preferred,
Orvsnn arh rran%cOu tineptai Omaha.
texas Poiic sra onion Pacific, which
Nas 5 10 : h,rher : les ui stocks for
the Ne-k ~srs 2'9i1,llS snare, n ansactions
tn.day. NHAp
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23
snlseonrI ,o s,elebinr.

CArAwlsiA, pN DO 22,-A sleighing
ps-', unmusnpg nucen went over an en-
hankmcnt NJ Nil YiiHge to-day. James
kiounn Cha les lrsn yeller, Mary Muller,
Carolibe drren aLd Marie Hessler we're
seriously injured, anl thr,e others slightly
hurt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23
Innh ont lnrn t.,nchinr.

EvASsviLLe, lNp. u-n 22-At Peteu
huts T. ke oautt, Hsury Curtin y as nui
duftd last nighL "a. .s Harvey bsfJ
character, was arrested a suspicion. A
yrong fealing prevails and be possibly
MAY be lynched I, Night,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

TExAREANA, Dec. 21.-ISpeoiall Two
burglars. well dressed aud supposed TO be
OF the gang that worked Houston short
time ago were arrested here to-day. They
were selecting tools and powder and fuse
from the different hardware men OF the
city. which led To their capture. They are
both young men, and confessed they In
tended blowing safe
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

ST, Lour, Dec. 22.-The grand jury
made their report to-day, and eta.
ted la regard TO polics matteis,
Shich they wtrs specially ohAir, d
TO ilyestigale, that While som
az appointments as police tommii.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23
sirnrrlInr fnr lhr snnlla.

Nav NORA. Deu. - rnv children OF
Ionn u. LOck,, WIN Jri frctntiy at
Whi'estunr. LING l,lsn I, arc cIniestine
his will dispOslng NJ ihu estate, valued NJ,
halt milllop dol'Ar-,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

PApuo,H, ny Do. "a : Yesterday, at
Viola ,tAinn. kantucsy, lotsph Farmer
vas rho. and inktsntlN hiled by Jnseph
Madden. Tue trnnbe ar'se from DIS.
pute ms 10 which Was The best cuid player.
~ atitlau ekrtutF
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

TYLtR, Dec 22.-[speoiil.l-B shop Alex.
ander Gregg arrived in the city Yesterday,
and will occupy the pulpit In the Episcopal
chuNh to.morrow,
A lar ebmount OF CHRISTMAS goods was
carried 10 the country to-day,
Hon X. e.. Rdgel. OF A hens, parsed
through the city tonight, en- route 70 Wills
l. ftf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

ST.. Louu, Dec, % Il special l-Dullntss
In feeling is the feature OF the spot cotton
market aud will be uutil after Christmas.
Cash wheat declined aud trading was
very SLOW, No ? red, Ul 80,
Cash corn Is lower, No. mixed, 40 3i.
The cattle market is very dull with only
a few small sales TO local butchers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

NEW NoRK. De. >! -C-rsain Slocum
who was convicted OF crue, reatment of >
seaman named Slater, has Il d bonds peud
ing lne issue Of an sppllca'ion Tor rev
trial. II the conviction stlndr, the penalty y
is o. 0OO or the state prisoa tor I've years
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23
tui,rcon.,dera,lo.,

CmoAoo. Dec. -. --lusepa y Tucker,
genera, irathc IN inesuf OF Ihe lnlno,s Can
trail rAitaad. Ia. tsuue''d / = ies,gaHtio0,
yhUh sas rons'dsrd by The dir, uioHs 10
Nav YORK n 'es da,s ar. rhe resnt VI
tneiF uelihentlnn haH nm been Riven.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

posroS, Dee ..-letit action 20 r,cover
S4ntuu iai in|bnarulatt hn the II thO's
latnt imp os,,i seam tnd hrr .us,ner,
10 Jury ave ,s,uiVs i,r the dtlehdAlt.
A Getty VI Bisl0n.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

CEclNNArt. nst. IA preliminary
meeting VI ne Il iDt i;t, vr 'n- hrma-
ton ola rlys- eln". A''"t lhr fndnei-
Its Asi,,d tns lpp - -ucr ~ orssnia ,non
and another nlsetins h.. h',n seyOiIted.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23
A merry CHRISTMAS !
Ind n~o,oise that the experience of the past, which has
nnsormed the OLD DOLLAR STORE INTO tue
BARGAIN House Of Dallas

III exhibit such display of Holiday Goods ana at 5ueh
lherto attempted We cordially invteal to come ana
kmine our goods ana whether YOU purchase or no.,
m will receive uniformly poh1e aVVen'loh' VIC P"o'0
few OF our prices;
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23
DOLLS aud TOYS.

Body Bisque Head Dolls only
|ndaoms Wax Dolls, large sire ""lN"'"'
aleal Tops. beet imported onlI''''''-''
let Sets, richly decorated only ''.''
BIKE stands, in great variety, only
Hidsomc Gilt Scrap Books only..''','l''
y and Saucers, ,handsomly decorated -''
hos, small sire, 25c; large. e...','''''' '''
INe Tool Chests. sts.......,,,,,,..,.'.'' '''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23

Great rodrotions in prc, in our CloaSs Suits 'er-
u.s. Misses Suits and Millinery
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-23
tenth Annual Greeting.

Time was when we considered out OF the bus-
-ss norton of the city To-day there is no greater
oof of the development OF Dallas than that our store
TIE most conveniently situated IN the city. Age,
ouph, has not essened ourardOr but sllI strong ana
'orTessive we wish one and all in advance
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-21
Russian Coal Oil

Washington, 2O-FuIton Paul.
United States consul at Odessa.
Russia, has forwarded to the State
department report of the petro-
Tenn develOpme Is in Russia, in
winch he says: The residuum oil is
much greater than that found in the
United States, and besides being
CONVEX ed into beDzIne, gasoline and
various Other useful products, is
i nseu as fuel with a steam jet on
.ToonloIveS and also on steamers in
Ine Caspian sea. the Volga and other
IlYerS: and experiments are in pro-
gress 10 utilize it in the new tor
pedo ooats now in course of con-
struction in the Russian navy.
Eruae OIL Is also used To sprinkle
me streets Of B4ku aud IS much
more enectual than water. laying
me terrible dust which exists there
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-21
Combinations.

Washington. 21.-Jeremiah Nc
Kean, Boise City, Idaho; Charles L..
Palmer, Baker City, Oregon; 81: u.
Stanton, Roseburg, Oregon; Ellen
S. Doolittle, Cheney. w. T: VIM. O..
Matzgen, Dayton, w. L; Lammen
E. Sampson. New Tacoma. w: 1. !;
Charles W. Spalding, Laramie City,
Wyoming; j. N. Louder, Silver
Reef, Utah; Samuel w. Chubbuck,
Gold Hill, Nevada; Lewis Cutter,
Livermore, Cal; Charles Hopgood,
Marysville, CAL: Alex. f Sayerly'
Boulder, CAL, as postmasters.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-21
Mining.

San Francisco, 20. Mount Diablo
Mining Co. passed its dividend this
month. Home Stake declares a
dividend of 20 cents. Jupiter, Deep
Blue and Gravel are assessed 81,
delinquent on the 18th. Ophir sold
own to-day to 1896.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-23
How a Robhcr WINS Shot.

New York, Aug. ~. Shortly alter !?
O'Clock this morning a man whose namt
is unknown WIS knocked down by four
men in West street As they were about
to search his pockets Officer Kennedy APP
peared, and they He'd. He pursued them,
and fired two shots after them.
In = short time they separated,
two going in ooe direction,
and the others III the other.
Officer Perazza, who heard the shots,
pursued one couple ami also fired at
them, Que of them falling He was taken to
the hospital aud was found to he seriously
wounded in the side. The bullet was
extracted hut fitted in neither of the
policemen's pistols. 1t is thought from
its aize aud from the position of the wound
that he accidentally shot himself while
drawing his revolver to fire at the police
men. His three companions escaped.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-23
- - - ---------------
Oscar NiIsle-s pIay

Oscar Wilde's new play, "Vera,"
which was presei led at the Union Square
Theatre, New Yorx, Monday night, did not
receive much favor from the critics. The
New York Her Id is particularly severe
on it, saying "Mr. Wilde's mission
heretofore has been to make men laugh,
and very naturally the great audience
expected some further comic contribution.
1t came. They had it. But the laugh
WAS at, not with the author. Although
the people in the psrquet were well be-
haved aud undemonstrative the folk in
the gallery were there for purpose.
They apparently had an idea they mus
applaud vehementy all the time, and
especially to shout wilde" whenevts
there was chance. They did SO. Al
first it was annoying, Then IL becsu.r
amusing, aud finally when it WAS takes
up, egged on aud encouraged by SOM
old gentlemen III the u.rcle, it took pos
session OF the house aud riot reisnei :
while"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-23
Chained to a Tree.

Moses Bozell of townsville, Washing
ton county, Md, WAS decoyed to Shep-
herd town, Jefferson county, W. Va,
about 10 days ago, by letter purporting
to come from his mother. who lived in
that neigh borhood, which stated that she
was lying seriously ill. On his arrival
ing and started to walk to his
mothers home. When about mile
from town he met stranger in a
wagon, who called him by name and told
him that he WAS sent to convey him to
his mothers. Mr.. BCzsll took seat
beside the man, who soon afterwards
overlook two men walking and took them
aboard also. The men were silent until
body OF heavy timber was reached,
when Mr.. Bozell received two blows from
behind, which knocked him sspseless to
the ground. This is all he knew until the
next morning, when he found himself
| chained fast to tree in mountain, and
| his csptUrs nearby. He was kept tied all
day, and at night was putinto the wagon
| and the march taken up. This was the
mode for three days aud nights. On the
morning OF the fourth day a fire broke
out in the mountain, and their horse be-.
came frightened, and in the confusion he
escaped. He travelled north. Being very
weak, his progress WAS slow, but in q few
days came to the Baltimore x Ohio rail-
road near about Cumberland. He then
boarded freight train and arrived al
Weverton the next morning, from which
place he made his way home on foot, get
ting there on Friday at 8 p. M. Mr.
BoIell now lies in bed in critical condi
tion, with two ugly scalp wounds and the
marks of chains at his ankles. His cap
tors took his purse, containing $25, and
his knife. Mr. Bozsll thinks it was ,
conspiracy to get him out of the road il
the distribution of his uncle's estate il
Virginia.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-23

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2l.-The Surgeon
General of the Marine Hospital Service
received telegram late last night from
Surgeon White at Pensacola, Florida, OF
which the following ia copy : "No
new cases at the navy yard
during the past 4S hours. Eight
cases and three deaths reported to
ds Villages of Warrington and Wool
seF perfectly healthy. Fever confined to
yard and hospital. Surgeon Owen In
critical condition" He also re-
aeived report from Surgeon
smith, in charge of the Cape
CHARLES quarantine in regard to the
rF'vat OF tia Norwegian barque Salome,
nereto'ote reported by telegraph and now
n qnA'Anttn1 at that station. lie gives
brief history Of the vessel. from which
apDe rs that she left Cardiff, Wales,
FehruarF 9Th, for Vera Cruz, Mex, with
Gre" ~ ! persons. The health OF the
rev remsn I'd good until the cargo was
discharged a. Nsra Cruz, where Seaman
HoTtb A. Slsgsen was taken down with
5e'to@ fever and died in three
is%s OF black vomit. The captain
ne To- fever June 10th, but recovered
sd th- enti'- ship'B crew were taken
'""h N rGptt succession The SalOme
'al!ei from Vera Cruz, June rs h
81 Hsvssten, Texas, where she
Al ~ d July 1st, Gad was ordered
10 " = outer quarantine. The Gay follow
4" the tirat uate, Menason, was taken
~1it ,Asieger and died July Sth A pas
"neer usmed 9uerrs of New York, who
'ok passage st Vara Cruz wa, attacked
iaiy \ h. Tn iaat d1stc vas that Of
va tau!ason, seaman, who was taken
airi july Slh ami died jay 18th.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-23
IOLITIC.IL.


Governor Ruek, of Wisconsin. f.yors
Lucius Fairehild as Republican candidate
for the Presidency. "...
Ex-Governor Holden, of North Carolina,
publishes card Withdrawing from the
Republican party.
John k.lly, in a letter to a gentleman
in Missouri, promises to the "old ticket -
in case of it7 nomination, the same suo-
pert siveu it IN 1876.
The Trenton, New Jersey, Times Of y.s-
terdsy afternoon says .'The Times can
state, upon the very hast Information
that eX Hov-ruar ,loei Parker, if rendered
the ncnnstiou Tor governor by The
Democracy Of the STATE, will accept such
nomination" .".
The Neg York >Da Monday morning
devoted three c",umgs % 'tte treaty Of
Mentor" The snts:aut,r Of IL all is that
after tho det7at in Meiue ANA gbile
tnlues ionkei rather gloomy Tor the Re
publican party, General Garfield implorsi
Don Cameron TO induce Grant aud
conkling to pay hiui social visit"
at Mentor, not for this transaction of
any campaign business but Simply To
make IL appear to the country that he
was on good terms with those leaders and
that, therefore, tina party was united and
harmonious. Cameron had some difH.
Guilty, armed as he was with nressino
written invitations trGa Garfield. in in.
ducing Grant and Corkliug to play their
part in this side show, but they finally
consented to do so. Their call at Mentor
was of no Importance except for the effect
it was expected to have and dij have ON
the canvass. There was no political dis
cussion, and there was no necessity and
less inclination on the part of Grant and
Gonkling to discuss details with tho can
didate.
There is story current that Hoadly
has agreed with Mclean 10 silence the
Ne'oS Journal and do certain quiet work
against pendletou, Mclean promising in
return to support lloadiy for governor in
tho Enquirer from this time on, which he
has not been doing, and to give him the
assistance of the police force on election
day. This story has excited the keenest
Indignation among the stockholders
OF the News Jomn.l who number
over 200 and include the stanchest
Democrats in this city. From a source
that is considered Trustworthy is learned
tonight that a meeting of stockholders
has been called at which Hosdly will be
retired from the paper and steps taken to
secure his withdrawal from the guberna-
torial ticket. The first part of the pro.
gramme can be easily carried out, for
hoadly does not own controlling
interest in tine paper, and there is intlu.
ence enough among the stockholders to
mske the etfjrt to have him removed
from the State tckst uucnniortahly for
midable. Whatever occurs, the issue is
sure to be interesting. -New York Times.
Cincinnati Correspondence.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-23
-iLBGQU CIRQUE.


A Young New Mexican City Where
They Play Base Ball Oh Sunday
and Faro Every Day.
Special Correspondence OF Every Evening.
ALBUQUERQUE, New MEXICO, Aug. IA -
Thinking letter from this Southwestern
town will be of some interest to your
readers write you from the hourishing
town Of Albuquerque (Al-hu-kerk), New
Mexico. Three years ago the ground
upon which the town now stands WAS a
deep swamp covered during parts OF
the year with water now it is a town of
5000 inhabitants, supporting two daily
papers, q street railway, gas and even the
great electric light as well as telephone.
Gambling ia carried on openly. You
walk down the street and you hear the
monOtonous cry of the keno men then,
as some happy gambler secures the com
binatiou, you hear the glad cry OF
"Keno," Faro, poker and vingt-et-un,
are among the numerous games in which
the people indulge.
We have very good base ball nine,
the best in the Territory. George Fisher,
formerly OF the Wilmington Quick
step fills the second base in
mastery style, and ia credit Ia
lile uli Nsuichbtcpt uH natCueS are I'll
played on Sunday, and always draw
large crowds. They have challenged the
Silver City club TO play for $500 side,
but the challenge has net been accepted
The Albuquerque would make the good
| ~ Quickstep of Wilmington look to itS
| laurels,
The Atchisou, Topeka & Santa Fe rail
road brings passengers from the North
and West, aud we also have the Atlantic
Il Pacific railroad, which extends from
hera to San Francisco, commonly called
FriseO.''
| Agriculture ia at di5e1unt. and Ii
only carried on by few Mexicans and
Iadians, Both If these races are Away
represented on the street.
The Sandia mountains are near and are
rich in minerals such as gold, copper,
silver, 81. Coal is al8o found in large
qusntitirs.
Last week quite al excitement wRs
created by some NJ. Nicaus finding geld
while digging a well Pro-pectora imme
diately repaired to the place sud staked
ont their claims, but 50 Tar it has lot
amounted 10 anything.
And now IN closing let ma tell the
| young men of the East that the cry Of
'young man go West - il PLAYED out
unless he wants to take pick a;id shovel
aud work for 50 per day and live on
almost nothing. The West ia now well
stocked with men of ali tradea and pro
fessions striving to get their dsily bread