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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-10-24
BUSINESS NOTICES.
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W. shirts, by Harry Wood, Or ln Block.

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Stamping done in latest designs at Mis-
Muglel's.
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Shiloh's Cure
Will Immediately relieve Group, Whoop
ing Cough and Bronchitis. @. NJ
Creampr
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ShilO1l's Cure

See prices on feathers at Miss Mugler'
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For SALE.-Furniture at Palace hotel.
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We have In stock q line OF Toi-
let Articles Of every description;
also a full line of imported Ci-
CARS, imported and California
Wines and BraDdies.
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Attest: ALEXANDER READ, County Clerk.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-14

49,, c,II;,an rainel down upon MS
~ ~, ,hose terrible sledge hain'n''
blows that seemed To SINK mo 49, -,
side until you could not see 'no '"r Ia.
MONS fist. Had Kilrain been d" 49,"
nsrv man. he would never have so.'."
out Of the ring. As II was, as 500" '''
SnIlivan's fist la.ded-and the Di"N
,yero all terrific 1t would seem ~
bound of only to cOme Da'h VIZ"
twice the force 1t seemed Vr..io
That was the round where hlialn
was whipped. and il would only nay
taken one or two more smashe' o. w.. ~,
kind he was getting 10 have put n'i' ~
sleep on the grass with his feet tuin''
toward Baltimore. ,,.t.
And now. m ar interview when
comes over the wires. hnrain' WIZ"
seems. by the way. 20 have made up
with Mitchell again. and after accusing
him of all sorts OF things. one being
that he had allowed him 90 be- drueseu
before the fight. Now kilrain Sa' s
that be was not whipped. that he was
i'm good condition. that Mitchell ha,
always been the best kind CT "a t1eni
10 him. and that sullivan must make
another fight If Dee wants 20 retain the
championship.
The defeated champion also says tnat
he had no idea how many rounds be-
had fought. aud was as fresh as Su'ii
van at the end. With all due respect
90 Mr.. Nilrain. permit me Co rem is
earne-tly and sincerely. " nonsense.
Kiirain was beaten fairly .qume.Y
aud efectually. and mo one knows Dc
any better than bee does himself
Sullivan was champion, ana 'ilil' Ni
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-14
NOVELTIES lV JEWELS.

some now gauze fans have frosted SD
yer handles
An odd looking chain bar Is @ minn
turc gold scim'iar.
Mingled ebony and gold umbrella ham
dies are i'm vogue.
Tho "pigs iu clover glove buttoner b
the newest fgiyolliy
Enamelcl balls with iilisfcc coverings
now top gents scarf pms
Expensive ornamcntaiion Is usei noN
adays 10 beautily hat pins
Silver yinaigrettcs Of recent proluc
ton are shaped as baseball bats
The newest fad an queen chain pend
ants is a gold mounted miniature
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-14

Mr.. Richard Bacby died Yesterday ai
his residence on High stree, aitera pro-
trlcted illness. Mr Bagby was born in
King and Queen county. and came Co.
PETERSBURG i1 1853 at the age of TWEEN
ty. %. proprietor of the Ratio Mills
and was engaged iu the milling bHsi'
ness until the breaking out of the war
in which he took part first as "a mem
Der OF Che Home Guard. being wounded
0n June gth. Heal,erward- joined tho
Thirty. fourth Virginia Regiment, in
which Doe remained until The surrender
st Appomatt0x Courthouse. I'm 1850 he
married Bliss Frances Floyd. of ihis
c.ty. daughter of IN. y. Floyd. For
thc past sem years Doe BIAS occupied the
position of general superintendent OF
% .erclcs ior tne house of John >. Reese
d Co... of Baltimore. until q year ago.
when Doc suffered % stroke of paralysis
while il Lyn.hbur-. from which he
never recovered. Nr. Bagby was q de-
voted member of the ihgh-s.rcet NJ. j..
Church. in which. for twenty years. he
Cniciated as unor.nierdent of tho Sum
day SCHOOL, Misr AppcH
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pift,yI,auta.

The new town council has organized
and gotten regularly down 10 business.
The council. officers and committees
are az follows:
7. X. Berkeley. mayor, $. j. Turner
treasurer. G.. +. Holt. sergeant. James
/. Tredway. s. j. Turner. j. II. har-
grave. b. S. White. g. q. S0urs and IL.
ID. Shepherd. council
At IT. first meeting ON Monday night
Mr.. G.. +. Holt was elected sergeant Tor
this wear. the salary TO be fixed az
special meeting to be held on Friday
afternoon.
The following committees were APP
pointed by the Mayor.
j. / Tredway. III. ID. Shepherd. J..
II. Hargrave. Jr.. finance; b. ;. White.
S. j. Turner. G.. G.. S9urs. streets ard
hehis; j. J. Tredway. s. j. Turner. IL.
ID. Shepherd. waier-wolk-.
The water works committee was M
structed 90 arrange for putting a top
on me town reservoir Immediately
Tribune.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-14

ritcrming. our leave ~ onr'h,
coming that sal farewell
c.m.rr tho il.t. l0e. pleading prayer
Anst. loay gaze 90 a e0r'i so fair
Ifn coming edo foIIng teA
uscomInr. uat mystic change
lr1m Garth f0 tlo spirit lni.
Crrirr fhit faint expiring breath.
And fhen -fhe solemn hush ~ io'thi
Itsc0m.ns an Icy hand
uiscomnr tIern.se withheld
when $50 most leIt i's n'el
C.mn. ue flnl rlref N'r.ai
r..t..i.r words flr which frf1 sighed.
qh.v arr coming too ais i9 hocl
ff4r.m'rr- nHH HlII ifl't
falr. f..f ODD brow s9 'o.i,
c.u...- f.ua forgotten graves
lHol.l ns marble s.'1ml where Ga
rrns0s HHfc.
Do d. coming a ifa'e.s mold
raeomnr uftia. Dong s'eep
l.i..U f.0frs Uaanr kr0N..
C...r rafnr.n. .aHy 0eI
ANON. I..s.f unnHW'frei i'aii
rsc8mrs. a l-.0f NI's e.o.s
usc0m.ns. f0at lne0t l.fo.i.
fII.0r.r. r..f bono above.
C.mn- tE.cn.-at.' ar-c. aani.
I.rH..n nml .I'.t.
I.c.n N.eo. i..t
-fra ..0r j.lraL
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-14

Nh John b. GOode recently re- ign.d
his position in the Department of J.s-
tice. held bv him for three years. Doe
having been specially employed ny tine
government to assist the Att0rueg-Gcn-
eral ia making proper defense for the
United states in the French spoiation
claims. Since then be has associated
himself with his distinguished father.
Hon John Goode. in the law practice.
- IlrllNIln.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-14

During the thunderstor on last
"Wednesday evening, bali of tire fell
upon the railroad track ia front of the
Wavelly Hotel. bursting with snap
ping sound and causing CONSERVATION
among the crowd collected on the front
porch. Reports like the discharge of ID
double barIelled shOt-g gun In the room
we're beard in the Telegraph Office
Exponent.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-14

BILLY CRANE. COMEDIAN. ---- That
fellow OF iuhulle humOr and exquisite
fancy, Silly Crane, gives IN the fhiia-
deipnia Times some racy "reminiscences
d. ms earlier career.
H. WAS with the Holmans. says
Billy, and the following Is a specimen
ol hls tale.
Monday. The Streets OF New York, -
with myself as Badger, and farce.
Tuesday. I'll 1IovatOre - IN which /
played Count iii Luna, and Paddy
Mile, Boy. with myself as Paddy.
~ Wednesday. ROsedale, 1 Iltyiug
Miles McAenna, and farce. Thurs
ddy. "Fau-t. IA which played llepnis-
t0phe.cs. aud IA which Juha Holman.
10y request, introduced into the fair
scene the then popular song, "lassels
ON Her Boots. Friday kear-
neN, ana Irish drama, and la So
uambula, and Saturday an opera.
farce, and "a pantomime. The
mention Of the IautOmlme reminds
me tnat ia 1854. when playing
the clown la a pautomlme, / rashly
tried conclusions with gun, which. 10
my extreme discontinue, Was loaded,
fired II oil Toy accident while looking
down tie muzz e, and received the
whole change Oh powder full IN my
face. For some time | feared /
would lose my eyesght, and
SO thoroughly peppertd was my
face with grains Of powder,
winch impaired bright cerulean
unge TO 1t. That for long time after
when | was IA Canada duIlng Their
severe winters, friends would rush up
to me on the street ana begin 10 Wig
orously rub snow IA my face under the
supp.sl.lon that my nose Was frOsl-bit-
ten ~
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-14

THAT Tennessee judge is catching ii
on all sides for having the vicious
b ute la tine trap of the law and letting
HIM ~ ON the ground chat he mad been
guilty of misdomeauor only. which was
not an oxtradltablc oIen-e under lhe
law Of the State OF Tennessee. but ac-
oordiug to that ruling Tennessee would
b. refuge for half of the criminals IN
the country. The constitution says
thlta person charged with felony or
other crime who flce- TO ano.ncr Stale
must be- delivered up 10 tine State
whence Doe n,d on demand of Che Gov
error of that State.
The angus, Judge viii fluid that DE
has gone wrong.
In the meantime, it is not unlikely
that the law may catch Sullivan some
where between New York and Canada.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-14

1lr. Logan has taken charge of lle
postuiiice here and has removed 20 i0
the Schmi,t ,tore-room on Fast Main
street. This ls much hetier quarters.
aud a. regards light. ar and general
cleanliness is am improvements Mr
Daniel Logan. brother of the neu po.t-
master has gone in as deputy - ifg'H-
Iru
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-14

Judge j. d. Horsley mounted the
moving machine and harvested bis
crop TINS week. lie bad much better
seas a than those who moved week
or ten DAYS earlier.
Nj. john IL. Lewis. of Lynchburg.
and his two daughters. have been at
Judge HOrsley > this week Examiner.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-14

chinery which manufactures ID. ID. :
and Ii. ID. 5 and the like. The crop Of
the latter increases with each year. aud
il is safe to say that, with the indiscrim-
mate grinding on. of TIE different
grades Of doctors" that the quality
degeneratos IN proportion.-Ncrs.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-14

The many friends Of d.. and Mrs.
j. G. Long. formerly of this place. Will
regret 10 hear that the latter is ia very
bad health.
a rattlesnake was killed on the farm
OF NJ. Tom Gibson. in Buckingham
county. this week which measured four
feet aud had twelve ra.tles. Courier.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-14

When 1t was determined TO discon
tinue the Monday paper it was under
stood that our Sunday edition would
thereafter be so equipped as to cover the
news in the field of religious thought
and we have therefore'wode arrange
ments for a page Of tine Sunday b TIME
devoted to that line, and edited by q
gentleman Of higbattainmenis.w who Will
bring to his task "a devoted interest ir
the cause os moral and social educa
ton, as affected boy the spiritual and
philosophical thoughts and discussions
OF the day. We are confident that th''
departm Mt Of our paper will be inter
esting to others bcsidosstictly religious
people, as it is intended to give il a
broad-minded ard uu,rciudiccd vie"
of the opinions of ail scots. with the sa
Ii mt ideas of the most prominent men
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-14

4 lady, greatly e,eiiel. asks io-,. tl.e cI
'oroi daily fap,. and Is toh th.t.i .sin
possible iho editor aa.a- ioa he3 tpaea. O..
any one. no matter who 10 maT .e sob
that makes 10 difference. Is l-r reply. 90.
shall doell tho talking mye.g Paris Figaro.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-14

THE Kansas City Times calls attention
10 the interesting publication Of the
life Of Major J. \ Edwards, we'll re-
membered as one OF the bright lights OF
American journalism. The book is ex-
tremely interesting, and can be obtain
cd by application by mail 10 Wiley O.
Cox. PRECEDENT State Bank, Kansa,
City. No.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-14

TIE inquest on the victims of the
railroad disaster 20. Little Silver re-
suited i'm a verdict of consurc ON the
railroad company for neglect
Ii was shown that there was no flag.
man at the crossing To- give warning of
the approach of trains, and that those
in the carriage who were waiting unul
the north-bound train had passed could
not have seen the south bound train
approaching on the other track.
Neither could they have heard the
whistle and bell Of the latter train M
the noise necessarily made by the
former. Hence when the carriage wa.
driven across the tracks, the moment
the last car Of the up train had left tho
way clear she down train dashed it,
four unfortunate occupants To am in
slant aud cruel death.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-14

II is already reported from Peters
burg that the rccllci,raut Mahoncites
are creeping humbly back TO the foot.
stool of the Boss. The smarlest ones
come quickly without standing ON the
order Of their coming, but the stubborn
oaes sulk for while before under
tai log the ordeal OF humiliation.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-14

JUM1l.-Il-la, is our County Court.
aud owing 20 thediiiicultY among iN.
members Of the Lebanon bipusl. Church
ic0lorcdl. arising from lhe election oi
q pislor. there are iumer0I appeal
warrants ON the docket 90 betrIed ihe
weather is excessively warm, ani tie
rain is again fast falling.
Oar farmers are far behind.hand is
the working of their crops. on account
OF the continuous rains TIE Demo
Gratis held "a meeting to select delegates
io attend the Guberuaioral Couet1-
ton. The Glowing were Ci.ct.d. ID.
George ~ Richardson. OF Ncif Greek
district. Dr. IL. b fauniieroy OF Cum-
bol'and district. DR.. james Gitgarv.
Of II. Peters district. and g. w.
Cump. OF Black Creek district. ani d.
ID Odell. our county chairmau Wa,
elected deleglicat large.
oar DELEGATES go utins,ructeI. bat ]
am inclined 10 believe that the "ciituf
of the Sf1fe is their first choice
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-14

rTnr President and party went TO Der
Park ON Friday IN Bob. Garrett phi
vate car. and the reporters doscri C
how he looked and chatied. and how
be smiled at each station, aud how his
trunk locked.
On, where is that summer sea ser
rentY
We prefer the sea serpent 20 the Presi-
dent ia q private car.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-14

HE MUST Not Go we regret FOB mo-
tice strong desire ON the part 0l our
esteemed contemporary. the Tunes
Democrat. for the absence of 0ur es-
teemcd religious contemporary. Colonel
Elliott Fastin-the-Fmh Sleuni.
Thank sgi,ing d1y. says the gloomy
voice If the Pelican State. comes boo
November. but "a devout prayer Viii
now go up to the Gyer 1f ail good
gifts at the mere prospect that fof lour
years. if mo- more. the sanguinart
scream OF Colonel Elliott fa-t-iu-Ihe
Faith Shepard will cease to be heard
within the limits of cur united c0un-
try.
And then ii seeks to stimulate the
Colonel 5 zeal % export himself to the
land of the White Car by holding out
To- him the treat which bee may expect
To find there ErchnHge.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-14

The hlivest machinery has been lai,l
by TIL anoth r ason, So has the ma
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TIE DAILY TIMEs.
CITY DKLIvrRY.

Delivered IN any part Of The city and Ian-
chester D., carriers at ~ Genus per week.
Persons desiring The TINS delivered ~
th"ir homes can secure n 10y uo.tel card re-
quest az oi-ier through telephone 10. 80
Whom delivery is irregular Immediate com
plant should be- made Co ihc Office. The nd
dr',s may bee changed ms desired. 10 care bc
taken boa ali cas.s 20 mention Che old and
bsw address
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-14

II all the electricians had a personal
interest ID one plant they would probd.
by testify that criminal could be
easily, painlessly aud IDs,antaneously
killed by a shock.
When there Is a rivalry between two
systems, however. II is always easy to
believe that the other fellow 5 is de-
fectiye.
That rs about what the present quar-
rel amounts TO. Exchange
Teacher-"What is the most useful
metal Tommy Whose pa is an edi.
tori Printers enc. - Orange Judd
Farmer.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-14

PREACH TARIFF REFORM IL THE NEW
WEST In this political of year the
Republican managers, when not ran
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-14

THE LAW AND THE SLUGGER. Uni
veIsal custom sanctions the arrest and
detention Of a criminal in Que State for
an oiiense committed I'M another for So
long time Is may be necessary to pr
nit "a fair aud fall presentation o. the
case against him. Ii the course adopt-
ed by Judge McAllister were generally
pursued throughout thec untry. crimes
would multiply indefinitely. By his
decision the best, because the first.
chance TO make an example of the VIC.
ionous pugiilst has been lost. yet there
Is still possibility that the desire Of
Govcrnor Lowry may not be So con
templuously treated IN other States.
But, unfortunately, Sullivan has re-
ceived a valuable warning, and he NAV
conclude that sojourn IN Canada
would be to his advantage. Nee York
IribHHe.
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NEWS OF THE STATE.
budgets Of News FROM car sofitcspon
dents and Chipping. from Omr stair
Exchanges

The TINES give, below items of news
sent by cur correspondents in different
aart, of the State aud interesting clip
pings from our State exchanges.
.sx f4euf
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-14

TARIFF TAXES AND INTERNAL RENE
sue TAXES. The trouble with past
legislation TO reduce the surplus is that
it has begun with the internal taxes
and for many years has stopped there.
OF all the intricate systems built up
during the war only the tax ou wills
ks and tobacco remain. and the pro-
ceeds of these. expressing nobody just
about pay The war legacy oi interest
and pensions. III the surplus has 90
particular source DO is iu The iauI.
which now averages ~ per cent. against
- per cent. at the beginning oi tho
war. and produces -22j. .ONu. against
-l79 GOO. 600 al tine close OF the war.
The Democratic policy of tmi re
form look, To- 20 relief of the treasury
and relief of the people az the -lmr
time. To cut OIL the remnant of tne
internal taxes would Dee simply tD
throw away revenue for Cine purp1-- of
perp tuatng the uust-iosiorine and
hurdensome } Ugh tariff -Ncr l0n.
World
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I|TT- -------------- =
With the single exception cd The
Sugar Trust. these inhlted and p0rtcn-
tous monopoles are creations on side
ISSUES of the. monster Standard Oii
Trust.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-14

FIVE HCGE 1RUsTs.-Eyen the tough
and hardened spectators ON the Ne"
York Stock Exchange were almo-.
paralyzed by the figures given out a-
the Capitalization Of the five Trusts o..
which the certificates ere bought and
sold regularly on the Exchange. Tins
information was secured only upon
peremptory demand hoy lhc Stock tN-
change officials. who. possessing similar
data concerning every other security
handled ON the Exchange. could SEQ mo-
reason why the equalization OF the
listed Trusts should remain q secret.
here are the figures i'm nutshell.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-14

sackino the Government departments
for spoils, are devOting tbeir attention
TO the four new States OF the North
west. The campaign. which will close
on October ist. promises to be Of alb
sotbing interest. II by a sudden and
and unexpected turn of the political
,.beel the new States should choose
Democratic representatives aud Demo-
cratic legislatures. the Republicans
would find themselves in the minority
in both houses Of Congress. President
Harrison has betrayed extreme solicit
tude IN regard to the contest, and CHAIR
man Quay has called into frequent
consultation Clafks0n. Dudley. and
other manipulators OF elections ID con-
slider the best means of saving the new
States. philadelphia Record.
All. THERE. CARNEGIR.-Mr. Andrew
Caruegie's attitude with reference 10
the strikes in Pittsburg can scarcely
seem heroic. even 90 ITS occupant.
Common rumOr has credited him with
contribution of $500 600 made to the
Republican campaign fund. with the
avowed intention of maintaining the
tariff 30 as 10 prevent "a reduction ia
the wages If American workingnen.
Now. the same Mr.. Carnegie. the eiec-
ton the election being well over aud
the tariff preserved. av0ws his inten-
ton Of spending n jOO.C0O. IT neces-
sary. or three times the amount of his
contribution for the benefit of Amerl-
can labor IN general. for the purpose of
forcing a reduction of 20 per cent. IN
the wages Of the particular American
workingmen in his own employ Ner
York Times.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-03-01

ford said to representative of the
United Press las5 night that it had been
practically settled that the Bible on which
Cen Harrison would take the inaugural oath
would be the family Bible brought from In
dianapolis.
Both the retiring and incoming presidents
will start to the capitol on Inauguration day
from Wizards hotel, meeting in and leaving
from parlors Is and IA on the corner of Penn
sylvania avenue and Fourteenth street These
apartments have been used for that purpose,
except on two or three occasions, for every
Inauguration since that of Andrew jackson,
so that they have become almost historic in
that sense
President Cleveland and Gen. Harrison
have agreed on the following programme for
Inauguration day: After the ceremonies at
the capitol the ex- president will return to the
executive mansion with the president After
the serving of light refreshments, which will
occupy but few minutes, and to which no
guests will be invited Mr.. Cleveland will
take leave of President Harrison and drive
to the residence o. Secretary Fairchild, and
President Harrison will proceed to the re-
viewing stand in front of the White House
and review the inaugural procession
Mr.. and Mrs Cleveland will not be present
at the inaugural ball They will go to New
York on Tuesday or "Wednesday