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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
p.prP1ncE ACTED IN sEIF.DEFENCE.


The INQUEST in the Of Francis Rahcrty' q
iaborer who died after being struck on the heah win
a measuring rule by Charles r. Partridge, lumber
dealer, on May 90. held yesterday oy coroner
Hanly Thomas McManus, day ~atchman at the yam'
testified tina, be saw Partridge strike Rafferty, hree
times twice while the standing on the s''e
walk and once when Rafferty, was walking across inc
street Witness saw quarrel The testimony OF
Ianiel Coleman and Henry Hudson, laboiers, WAS
substantially the same. Deputy Coroner DOhih ea'i'
fed that he made a postmortcm examination anu
found that Rafertys sLul VITO fractured. lie sad
the skull was extraordinarily thin, being only one
sixteenth OF an inch thick Partridge thon took The
stand In his own behalf, and testified that RaheTy
ceued At his Office fevera times ami demanGed
dollar for watching lumber at the dock OF West
twenty .6rst-st. Witness had not hired him ana TO
,,sed m give him the dollar Rafferty, after using
threats and insulting language left About 10 O'CLOCK
on the morning Of May 80, he called at the ohoo anu
.pproscbed tie witness In threatening manner. ING
nftneSs walked away but Rafferty, followed MN, and
ne In was In fear he struck Rafferty, win ule rue;
The Jury, after an abGcncc OF hi,cen minucs rencLo
Teriict that Partridge aced I'm seltdecnce ana ex.
crerascd him Mr. Partridge was discharged Us inc
Coroner Tho case will come up again To-Day peioio
9nsiice Ford in the Jefferson Makct court
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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Tho Aldermen yesterday Appropriated Sl5''"Vo 10
repair the watrrwurks in tho next year ana ou'l."
second ave. from Thlrty.cehih st. u Fly eiRh'h's'
10 be paved at a cost Of $4,000.
~ I'm res,ornc 70 the Park Commissioners the
right 10 mako contracts having been signed by Gov.
ernor nm, It Is expected that Mayor Chaplin WIN
announce the names Ot the now Commissioners puiS
General J. b. Woodward. Theodore i. JAG kSon auu
F. II. Kennedy or DR.. storrs expected 10 DO ap
pointed g ,.
James s. Case, secretary of the Brooklyn Young
Republican Club, has placed his reseha''"u ~
hands OF President Moore lie hopes to be- apPon''u
Postmaster, TO succeed J. &. Hendrix ana tho con
sttutlon of the club prohibits any ofco-holder 'o"
membership in the club. -
Police Justice Walsh IS to have Vacauoh N0i
June 90 10 September l. -,
The ,econd annual meeting Of the Christian Col
portare society will be held at Nos. llo ana l-o
Myrtle ave. tomorrow.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Suburban cay at Corey Island Jockey INV '''
sheepshead Bay, . 80 y. m.
Board OF Aldermen. City HAN noon
Katrina Tltania yacht race. IL M ssstons ,
Trial OF w e. Howard Court OF 'eners. oe'>1
De Baurfs trial before Judge MaTuhe.
Columbia Yacht Club regatta IL T. ~.
Police ard Pilot Commissioners msen u m
RrnoSiyn FEDERAL Republican Cub EXCURSION #" opi"s
Grove. 49,. -, ~nu yo,k Anniversary,
seshoi.net ,.1on Of Owl Club Id!ewild Grove.
Exh,n,,ton NJ industries OF Institution lor -
Deaf ard Dumb. Eeventh'aVe Anu
AAty. secon6.st ,,..,,. nav celebration,
r.the1rni Schools Garden CITY. l.. l.
SatneaIa. schoo, No 49 annual reception m.
Stn,.inmsnt in aid Of Johnstown sufferers F's'in'
Chapel, Brooklyn , p..,,,, Hail q D. m.
Womsps Auxiliary Brooklyn CITY MIsAon Ne'o'H
rsr,ch on the HeiehA p. m
Preparatory Department OF ST. fTanc" Aa'ef e0'0s''
College Hal. AS p n.
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10 OrTTrr THE ELECTRIC LIGHT PEOPLE.

The Gas Commission met again at th" Mayors
Office yesterday and decided that second series OF bids
would be received from the ccctrIc companies for
street lighting. Any company which has a plant may
hId whether II has wlrrs In the street or not Tho
lowest bidder will havo thirty days In which Ia
pIy with tho terms Of the contract, and companies
without facilities for reaching tho territory In their
districts must apply 10 the Board Of Electrical Con
troll for permits To string wires I'm the str"rts II
tho Gas Commission and the Boarl OF Electrical
Control work I'm harmony II IS expected that they
can compel the electric Hight companies 10 reduce
their excessive demand Of 80 cents per lamp por
night In tho subway districts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
o. r. HUNTINGTON no Build FINE HOUSE,

O. p. HUNTINGTON no BUILD FINE HOUSE
The six city lots at the southeast corner OF Fifty
seventh st. and Fifth ave, recently purchased by C. p.
Huntington from the Bonner estate, Will be occupied
probably within year by one Of the finest houses IN
Ne city. Mr. Huntington intends b build for himself
= home worthy OF the splendid site. 1t will DO plain
h0use, Mr. Huntington said yesterday but comfortable
and handsome. OF Just what material the house
Nopn be buh and what style Of architecture would he
eeeptsd, had not yet been decided as tho architects
4e1aca hsA not been submitted The site commands
slsw Of ds Grsnd Circle and the entrance To Central
1s<k and gives IN opportunity for excellent window
e&ec9, yAch win undoubtedly be taken advantage Of
49e lnnd upon which the house will be erected has
lexeAgs g seyenty-fye feet on FiftA.aye. and IFS
4ee g my seyonthst The house win have front
49, - - leAef nifty four fret on the avenue and
81 ~ 90 fffiy-ssyenth-st, which viii give
- va spece on q teest two sides Of The building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18

NEW rifles FOR THE USE bF ~ ''''''.
In a-c0rlancc with the Mayor suggestion ~" fh'
Corlms- !oncIs have issued rev s"t .! Enia 'h''
prepared by their practical and theoretical export
julius IT, S'ncdlngrr. prescribing ~" r"FH uiu
which explosives NAV be sold, St"rTi ana uN'' "h'h
Will 60 into effect July l. Under these Icmla Ions
the nanufsr,ur,, Of cxpo-lvrs FL The c.iy Is wAoliy
prohibited. Person, eaEagoi in hau''lng al using
them must be examined by. the Inspector Of Com
bust!blcS who must certify a. 10 their qna'ihra'"nN
before permits are issued 10 th'm Method, for pack
ing and transporting explosives arc carefully 81
forth and their SAL storage and uSc, n well p Ter
inspection and seizure, minucly regulated HcF'rr
penalties for violation Of these rGlcs arr poo Il"l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
oprv,ve DAY At THE crrY's FREE BATHS.

OPENING Day At THE CITY 3 FhEH bAIHH.
Although yesterday was the day set Tor ths opening
NJ the free baths only the one at the Battery was
snr,a,,v onened although bathing permitted dur
tnc the greater part Of the day at the santont pam
The Horat.o.st Duane~t. and Corleasst. btth' VIII
nrobaby be thrown open to-day. and by the cloSo OF
the week IL Is believed all except III" two new ones
will be tceming with bathers YESTERDAY was iao'oo
a.. a, N. R.,tery bath and about / 900 women and
oir,s took advantage Of fact The stantonst bath
s,so was all ready for the use OF women oathers
but the women attendants did not appear, and after
awhile the Waterman opened It to the men. All day
a hoard of Rastslde gamins made the neighborhool
ring with their vocierous delight ana thcy were no.
hed 20 submit 10 tho custom airy tcst the drynesk OF
fheir hair in order TO be admitted second time The
water was warm and many OF the boys spent houf'
An hafhiug.
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nrnx,T KNOW IT WAS LOADED.

George Wcyland, farmland IN inc 'i"Pi"S VI
Samuel II Burnett Of Northhrh y. j. was shot by MS
tuo,r vorLran Fritz Hansen, on saturday evening
Mr. Rurnet had been out to shoot Crows ana lcit ms
double barrecd shotgun standing On IN" porch l"
sen nlcked up the gun with the playful remark: MoM
viii shoot crow lie pulled The Trigger anu "'"S
:, 80 ,ook cFcrt I'm Wrylaud's bead and neck. He
Was Hkrn at once TO the OranC" Memorial Iin>p.a..
wherr he has since been unconscious H's '''''''""
IS critical Hansen was not arrested
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yEw.YORK MAY FEEL 4 CYC

NETWORK MAY FEEL 4 CYCLONES BREAW.
cyclone is reported 70 be coming this way from the
West Indies and Sergeant Dunn could not yesterday
that New.Yorkers would escape taste Of it, quality lie
admitted that probabilities either way were about equal
the opinion that the prccnt condition OF III"
weather was peculiarly cyclonic dV eopmcnt
and progress Altogether II Is by no means improbable
that New.York may pass through particularly lively
experience within the neXt forty eight hours.
Yesterdays heat fell somewhat abort Of that usaaliv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
JERSEY CITY.

lanes Dovncy of No CO., Th!rte"nth-st. braR"-
man on the Eric road. struck by locomotive
vcstortay at tho Provostst. crossing and Instantly
killed.
II was reported to tho polio" yesterday that during
SATURDAYS thunderstorm prisoner named Jams i"'k
hart had escaped from H." p"nt"ni!ary al sh"hn I'M
and that he had not been recovered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18

accorded Mt this period Of month the highest ~,
tre a. any part the day being SO degrees ,,,.sa
tho sun lacked in power was more than
by his friend and partner. humidity wnch ns1 49,. u,,Jo
on rer cent before tho thunderstorms They han ou'
sseet however, In clearing or purifying the an
s,,,o,, arc favorable 70 fsIrer and cooler weather
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8 soHDoSrns raYIxo Exprnyryor

81 ~ schooner Edwin Janet Of Nassau, csot.,n
psevA rsdder. arrived hess yesterday in dsmsntiea
<an6essen. On May 81, In latitude Of, longitude 10.
- mnountercd . heavy equal which carried away
~ sess and main mssts and the rigging As the
8 fell Is struck James r. Pyfrom on the head,
ING HIM Instantly. Nh. Pytrom a farmer from
ssA and with his young son was on his way to
- ~ eepntU. The body was buried after the
q sssSoe11 1t ses. Jury mats were rsged, and
- 49, nade The rest ct the veyags In seyertecp
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NL'WADk

An officer from Nav York IS searching for John j.
rt,rorald. tho son Of a prominent varn'h manu-
,..turcr nj No 363 Mulberry -. \ complaint has
hoea made by young Fitzgerald cr"i!i"rs' VII" h"h
no,es against him to tac amount Of several Thousand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18

STRUCK DOWN BY LIGHTNING
Patrick o'Koefe, age twenty three OF NO o. M,
-, Rrookyn, was driving truck at Third
~. and unIon-st, Brooklyn, in tho height OF tho
shov,r, about 80 p. m yesterday, and was pros
rated by an electric shock He was attended by an
ambulance surgeon and taken home NO damage
was done 10 tho horse or truck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
ALONG TIE SOrND.

ERIDGEINRT.-A city special c"mn't'"c IS anV'r
Using for proposals for Si'OOoo "'r'' M, - ~
bond, Ia fall due IN 1913. 49,. :, ~. ~ , -,
Davi, has been appointed. hy Bishop lIIiair: 'u'u,
In charge Of tho Episcopal MISSION ~ "'"' i'''' al"
of the Church Of the Nativity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18

James Boyd porter on the steamer 'oion. was taken
before Commit LYMAN yesterday charge 81
smuggling sIN,ra packages % opium into this port lie
wa, tcmard,i IN default sluO bail await cNamlna.
ton The ,ustu, officers say they believe thu business
oi smuggling opium has bccl circi OF extensively and
that IIoyd tho agents used by the Merchants
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days. which Is considered good time under the os
cumStances
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

vIrru AvENuE-Ex.G Governor Rufus u. Bullock. OF
Georgia and John Jarrett. United saes Consul a. DIT
mingham- GRAND UNIoN-Spcaker Fremont Cos, %
watkIns, and Assembyman Charles T. Sshton, OF Iyue'
r. MURRAY HILL-Fre1erck Blliinss' U' sT
mont and Senator G. A. Deane. OF Copake ~
JAMES-ExGov Oden Bowie and j. hen . ~,
Preston, OF Maryland, and Thomas w DosSen. VI I'd
Cria wINDSoR-Erskine NJ Phelps. OF 'h''~so' -
Morton McMichael, OF Phlsdelphis.
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Announcements

II YOU wake in the morning with hitter
taste In tho mouth. coated tongue perhap. -
liver Il torpid You need Carter Little Live; pilis JOUR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18

BEFORE YoC Go TO THE CoryrRy,
Buy box OF CornolIs BenEon Cosmetic Soan Be,, ali
Ia the world. "'~F' pcot eki
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HENRY a. DANIYIA II n

DIR. SANFoRD's LIVER INvIGoR,roR
J.! vegetable kemeiy for chronic Liver ConpaInf.
Liver, bIlouSness Sallownoss Hcadache Nalara 4'sP
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Established 1913
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Writing Paper, Envelopes,
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Also Marcus Wards, w. III
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-, VT. lockwood gives his personal attention n
~ IInK OF siitrTs al his PhptoGrs phc Establishment
"h 0IAIe we haNeJns rrgsterrd sitter 10 ons nln
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Advertisements ad1ltteA late sheee ee,.-~
ar. recen.mended 70 the readers o. THE T6iS.
Z ene Sy malt wiki the axvsrtIssrs viz sssnsSs
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$780,. ZIP WksI l16Tn-sr
niaeases OF the Nervous system Gs.i,o r-,,,. -
ihpoteIoe and sser!Au. Hours: . 70 IL oS ori
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CAMPS ON MANY DIAMONDS.

GAMES ON MANY DIAMONDS.
Boston, June 1.-THE Boston and WASHINGTON teams
played games to-day hopors being even In tAe nf'
the visiting players batsed Radbournes delivery tfees IN
fourth and eighth innings. and won by this score
S %::s1n;s;:S S 9 9 8 g 8 "a
B.sehi. Boston Washington H. .I J Tsria 1n
The score Of the second game was as annexed :,
SSssSn ;,. :::::!o 9 9 9 3 80
4. MssSinston s. Ptchers-clarksOn and Person. I'm
indianapolis June 1.-THE home team was defeated BY
Pitt.hdrg to-day. The score was Us appenl"'l
I I1s;s"sss;,,. :::::::9 g 9 9 9 i
suls adshssc: J. IFfsSse .hd
Cleveland June 17superor batting enabled the cleye
land team add another defeat 70 Chrasos ample s'
today DIakely pitched q good game. and was nieey
supported. Tho home nine led from the start ana won
by this score
e es.ssss .......s 9 T g 9 d
o.s:sna fsyssodn a IL and Bsk
baltimore, June 1.-THE Orioles won two games from
louisville to-day. In the FIRST game the score was Is
follows: a.
P P.H,.,,s . I'D qfS g g 3 80
L p9,cS.rs-cer and Ramsey
T%plrs . .S1tSt''i'
The second game was wslkover for the home 'ean'
o. this shows =.
I E.;IigG9. :.:::::: ~ 99S 9 2 ss-,S
vs sa%a;S T. his%:-e Ire nd
Umpire-Grfney
Pbilade!phia June 1.-THE ST. Louis management put
Yav,in IN 70 mitch to-day ana that settled the game The
Assletics batsd Devlins in every direction ana
won with ease by the appended score .
g. s,, Louis :.:....S 9 9 Iii
Bs.ehts-st Louis G. Athletic IS. ErroIs-St Louis
O. Athlete 3. Ptchers-Devhn ana se"Hu' einpi''~
McIaan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18

Ladies suffering from nervous Affections find
quick relief In Parkrrs Ginger Tonic AIiu
Parker $ Hair BAsIm AIDS the hair growth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING VIEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK.

PORT OF NETWORK. ........MoNDAY. JUNE IT, 1852
ARRIVED.
and to henderson Bros Arrived At the
steamer Ia Normandie trr) Collier Havro with
and Forget Arrived at the Bar at s2o
G"othel Ger BncnneT Bremen Juno in oallas
Steamer Minister Msybach GER. burger Bremen Juno
in ballast to OePS T,uGG ArTyed a. the Bar a. ?,
with mdse and passengers 10 spadns Do Garmedda &c Bros
steamer ThiIadelphia Lord Puerto Cabeo June J. with
mise aud passengers to Bouton Bliss DIALECT Arrived At
Msi1so9 Ms an asy
Co5rado lRry Hull. yumel June 10. with mdss to
G%nGssus i Dsys ,oie so day., y,s
and passengers 70 5 II seaman
steamer RIO irandn Lewis Fernsndna via Brunswick Ca
and Port Royal. days with mdse and passengers to NAL
steamer Manhattan. Walker Newport News and Norfolk,
with and passengers Old Dominion SIS Co.
Steamer Chas Meyer Hand, Baltimore with coal to Con-
mmonweaith. Van Kirk Philadelphia with md.e
sap Britannia ODD Calcutta lis day.. Rail-
snip MlrAa Br Phillips Calcutta IL. day.
Sup Aadrtna Br campbell csicais. 1873 day.. with d.s
TO E.lh Bro. vessel .oJ " Parker 4 Co
sR and Whitney n Sc Manila ' days. with
ss eso"'s 40 days with '''
der weasel to Funeh. Edye q Co.
s1s$y SSs wind light s. cloudy A'cy
CLEARED.
Steamer Alaska (Br). Murray. Lverpool-A Underhli
Co
steamer Acadia LBr Johnston. Gasgow- Henderson Bros
STEAMER Italia Norl Dosen. - AIMS q Vessels Co
Steamer A Hartman (NOrJ. Wahbcrg Baracoa Gomez a
Pcarsall
steamer Al.mon lBrl, Watson Alden Edward Perry Co
steamer Manhattan. Walker and Ncwpcri News
Old dominion IS Co. ~ $500
Steamer Josephine Thomson Moore Batmore-H Foster
Steamer Comstock, Raynor New. Iisr-nJOsJ Seaman
S1Ip LSaHds obi. hCotI London J + Whltney a Co
Anna. tt,-rl ZcIek, parages Span-C T,hiAs Co
Dark Immsooata Utah. Marc, harseilles-runch Edys
Co $500 N'N~
Kcrsvl tBr. Norton Duenos Ayres-Coombs Crosby
Z E,hy
brig MaIdena shicre. Georgetown. Dem-Tate Muller d
Co. ~ -
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.e,r,rrt, DOWN BY LIGHTNING.

a.n.scs trnm tho crosstown Company. Tho case
viii bo continued to-day
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RAIN CANNOT WHOLLY DETER wALL-sT MEN.

RAIN CANNOT WHOLLY DETER WALL-sT MEN.
Rain prevented the baseball match between tno
married and single members Of the New-forH s'och
Exchange from being played yesterday, but enough
brokers and bankers found their way In spite OF inc
rain. TO tho beautiful grounds OF the staten lsan'
Cricket Club at Livingston, 10 form two scracn ~a"s
NJ seven men apiece who played a game worth going
many miles to see before spnnkling Of spectators
who made noise enough In the grand stand for zen
times their number The seven led by r. n. hais'ea
msde most fun but only scored thirteen runs 10 their
onponent., seventeen. 3Dickn Hslsted covered him
self with mud and glory and skated around INC
Glistening green 10 the delight OF all. ,...
A II. Lawrence, who undertook TO umpire ins'e esa
Of s. & Chauncey who volunteered 70 go in'o 1 rho
deld, had q particularly pleasant half-hour inc
umbrella which he hoisted to keep of the rain was
burst by a red hot ball. and another enoonn,e5eo ny
Of tho day.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun nses I24l Sets 73o Noon rises loi AoeSAs' ~
HIoH WATER
<N-sandy Hook .l3T Gov. Island hen hen 80 IA
Rl-Saady Hook HAS Gsv. blAsd oofl hsn ss'~ >
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SAILED.
Steamer Caroline Miller. for Cape Haytien.
1AE MOVEMENTS OF srEAxERx

FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON juno lT-Arryed steamer Egyptan Mop.rcb
IRWIN, from New YORK. '" 'D''
i6t Sailed steamer Richmond Hill (BrJ Perry fro New
York -'' -
nAyr.GSn June l:Arrlved steamer Hin doc tBr, Doug
las from Ses. York. wan |''S'
SOrrHAMrToN June l7Arrvet steamer Elbe tcIer, San,
deTs from New York on her way Ia Bremen ' ~
sailed steamer FuldA Ger. Rugk, from Bremen IN har
way - Sew York - '''" VI N''
Stewart. from Ss,V.York NN N"'''
HAsHCKo June l7-Arrived steamer Rhaeta (Ger, Th,.
from New York \N'' '"''o'
POS APP june l7-Arrived. steamer Lscard (Br Camn
bell, irJuI New York ~ 'N'' ~"-p-
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-10-07

TIE New MEXICAN correspondent at
Washington writes that the matter oil
the appointment of United States mar
shall Tor New Mexico is again under con-
sderation and that the chances seem to
be in favor of= Col Richard Hudson, OF
Grant county.--New Mexican.
The New MEXICAN has no correspon-
dent at Washington, and we all chance to
know it don't want Dick appointed mar
shal. But Dicks neighbors are glad to
have such assurances-even from that
source.-Dening Headlight.
What the editor OF the Headlight hap
pens to know about the business and
wants of the New MEXICAN is just what
any other compositor on the paper, know
simply nothing more than that his pay
comes to him when he works. The New
MEXICAN has correspondent in Wash.
ington and, what is more, a reliable one.
We want to see change in the marshal s
office as soon as the Lord and President
Harrison will let it take place, and Col
Dick Hudson or any other good Republi'
can would be eminently satisfactory &c
the New MEXICAN.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-10-07
FOREsIGHTED CITIZENS,

There are no truer or drawer patriots IN
the domain OF the United States than IN
New Mexico. They are men OF intelll'
gence, experience and force, contending
for light principles of government, cour-
ageously venturing on enterprises re-
curing millions of dollars TO make this
territory a fruitful and prosperous part OF
the union. They have faced the perlls OF
frontier life amid desolation and barbar-
ism. They have endured countless hard
ships and cleared away innumerable dit
fculties in the path of civilization. They
have freely given toll and money 10
change the conditions OF life and develop
the natural resources OF this wonderful
territory. They deserve the sympathy
and aid of American citizens everywhere
and of congress. Let those who dwell at
ease in more favored and populous parts
OF this county, because they have inner
tied the results OF the sacrifices OF past
generations, cease to feproach and dls-
courage or hinder men and women,
drawer and worthier by far than are they
themselves, while here giving their lives
to secure the high privileges Of statehood
in the union. Let them give honor to
those who here strive for better things,
whether material advancement or the
schools. manufacturers, and various insti-
tutions which make q commonwealth
worthy Of free, seli-governing people.
The pioneer Of to-day in New Mexico
will be the honored ancestor century
hence. LEND hand" now to those
whom your descendants will honor.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-10-07

THE Dona Aua county grand jury, in its
report to Judge MtFie, furnishes an in
teresting chapter Of the history OF Demo-
cratic misrule in that section Of New
Mexico. Between incompetency and ras-
cality, either OF which, it seems, can well
be laid at the door OF the late Democratic
sheriff, the late Democratic board OF coun-
ty commissioners and the late Democratic
district attorney, Ashenfelter, the county
Of Dona Ana has suffered to the tune OF
many thousands OF dollars. Dona Ana
county should extend her sympathy to
Santa Fe. We are still under the yoke Of
Democracy here.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-10-07

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