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Cruelty TO Animals.

A small colored boy named Richard Brooks,
who was scarcely tall enough to see over the
clerks desk, was arraigned in Police Court this
morning, charged with cruelty TO animals-whip-
ping horse with piece of stick in which
there were fastened two or three nails. The
court imposed fine and suspended execution
Of sentence.
Valentine Smock forfeited $40 for cruelty
killing cat. He was under the influence OF
liquor at the time.
Payne Golden was charged with cruelty
working horse unfit for labor and be forfeited
IS dollars
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By Maryland law Of 1882 wife-beating is
punishable with at most forty lashes. G. A.
Herbert Of Washington county, man Of huge
frame, on Saturday beat his wife, who is quite
petite. He struck her repeatedly with his fist,
and was about to brain her with chair when
his son and others interfered and had him ar
rested. He was brought to Hagerstown before
Justice E. Britner and was sentenced to fifteen
lashes and five days in Jail. Yesterday after
noon he was stripped to the waist and hand
cuffed to the iron grating Of his cell. A strap
bound to q stout stick had been prepared. One
of the keepers brought the lash down with
will, but there was no cry for mercy. Each
blow was accompanied by a low groan.
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At Marion, Ind. Sunday morning brutal
outrage was perpetrated by about . dozen
men upon Mrs. Street and her daughter Clara.
The two women live alone 10 miles east of this
city in secluded neighborhood They we're
aroused, taken out and, being stripped to the
waist, were whipped with beech wifhers until
the blood ran. They were then released and
warned that severe treatment was In store for
them II they did not cease talking about their
neighbors. The regulators we're al maaked
and their identity u . mystery.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

EoR sAIEaNEw HOUSES BARGAINS.
A&S.5OO. On North Capitol Ut. bet and @, two
handsomely finished dwellings; 10 rooms; al mod.
lmps; terms 70 suit Houses can be upon sppl-
cation To z St ne.
Also adjoining the above:
ylOSOO The Corner Tower House on North Capf-
to and Overlooks the northwest part Of the city;
notning NE 10 Tor the money: 10 rooms and bath I;
nnisned IN California redwood and cherry; papered
and frescoed throughout Price e1Q5O0 An exami-
nation Of these Houses viii please Can Be upon
Application to c st. ne.
$4,000. Last ole Of three. 3-Story and Base
Inent House; 10 rooms and bath; ON st bet Sd and
4th ne. Adjoining Houses sold for more money.
Terms made easy. Rear alley.
$4,000. IL G st ne: rooms; all mod tmps.,
pApered throughout. New similar adjoining Houses
sold for more than price asked for this Terms TO suit
houses can pe seen upon application 10 81 ne
$4,000. st., north side, bet. 9th and 10th s.w. |:
10 minutes walk from Pennsylvsnis ave. n These
Houses VIII be offered for few days at $4,000. on
terms nearly equal TO rent Best finished ANAL Houses
In the city. Examination asked.
Twenty two Alley Houses select brick fronts; black
mortar: rooms; water, sewer aud gas upon 3O-foot
street or alley, which is to be paved with concrete
blocks will pay = per cent per annum. Inquire ct
this office for further particulars.
Apply to GEORGE e EMMONSor
CHARLES W. KING,
ty3O-eO3t Atlantic RId,R Q2S and $50 st. NV
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

SOUTH BROOKLAND. SOUTH BROOKLAND
- Notice TO the Public Persons desiring 10 visit the
above Subdivision win md short about
ten minutes) drive from the city by way of Lincoln
ave.. turning OF opposite GIenwood Cemetery at Cen
trial ave. which street has been opened all the way
through yy0-lm
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MRS. SMITH CONFESSES.
Her Plot for Getting Rid Of Her Hus-
band Made Him Try TO XIII Himself.

One Of the strangest cases that ever came b.
fore q Chicago court is that Of Jas. Smith, the
man who attempted TO commit suicide in Judge
McConnelrs court on Saturday, after having
been convicted of having committed an out
rageous assault upon q little girl Although
Smiths wife has been devoted to him since his
arrest and is allowed TO nurse him now, the
fact is that his arrest would never had taken
place had she not informed against him. After
ward Mrs. Smith confessed to the states attor-
false, and made for the purpose of shaming
him into running away, 30 that she could ges
q divorce.
Serious charges against Mrs. Smith and
others said TO be IN the conspiracy 70 send
Smith TO the .penitentiary, are limited ct, bus
tions. Smith stabbed himself in open court -
soon as the verdict was rendered, and left sew
erd letters declaring his innocence. Physi-
Clans testified on the stand that he was NOS
guilty Of the crime. Smiths attorney would
mot say yesterday whether he intended taking
the facts Of the alleged conspiracy before The
grand Jury with q view TO having The part1ci-
pants In IL indicted Smiths friends think
him victim Of plot
ISLAND PxRx.-Psrsonaily conducted excur.
sion Thursday, August L Don't fall 10 secure
seats In advance 1t 6Ie and 1851 PennsyIvauia
avenue No extra charge. Round trip 81
Train leaves Baltimore and Ohio station -
10 an.
Russell Armstrong;, oas of TIE oldsst "a -
known Of tbs rssidsne Of Kansas org, KAA-s
h ettsDPting 70 boerd "a slsvn4ed tra1n -
80 s: ;sssS -, nd. e. - sss's:: - - -
ssyering 49, feoa M bo<y.
Tvo 3honnnnl end two1fy-oos $1,000
on1o1 yosoogGav = o.goo oEonns
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FOR SALE-HOUSES


Fos saLE.A NEAT sI1 ds ON HOUSE Is, ON Wal
.pp l;s e :. RsiH II ma 9ai9
NOR sALE-MUsT BE SOLD TO CLOSE AN ES-
&C. Lot Il Fee. feet % .s
I. !" z
INoR sALE-HOUsEs-
Brick i2ia 9th 81. nv II rooms
Brick 635 81 sw rooms 09y
Al Of the shove houses are for sale and fall cfsr
VI, ga = considered ALBEs saoF !! ao Nv
EOR RENT-13O6 9TH ST y. w.. NEW BAY
1905 18th st. W., Elegant New Houses IL rooms;
isI7 9th st extended. LIE Drois Park. Pretty New
5Ss hsiS : rooms mod mod 'mn: ssS
iy27eo2w 1425 New York ave.
TNOR sALE-EIGHT BROOM BRICK HOUSES,
ssss Dss
FOR SALE OR ExGHANGEI I-,NEw TWO STORY
bath on I'd & S Se bay window; yard in front and
18th st near ST.. Three-story Frame; stable in
yirsinis ave near 22d St, new Brick; 10. 17,lreo
o q; near 2ad st. Two7s.ory Bay WindeS Brick.
ty27-3t 1907 Pa. ave. NV.
Tor sALE-BARdAINsi BARGAINS!
1929 o st NV 2 Brick Houses, one rooms other
rooms lot 22x110ft. $4,000.
$4,000.
18th ST., Meridian Hill near Columbia Road S-room
Cottage, 1850 #. of ground. 1880. Terms easy.
UNIMPROvED.
ST.. bet. 18th and 10Th SITS n w., Lots. 15x100
each, or three 20 IT. Lots to loft alley. 3125 it.
Est, bet 18th and 18th SITS. three lots 22x125
each, to 15-foot alley S175 and &165 it.
Terms easy
Lot 151l0O. d ST., bet. 18th and 10th Sc. $3.50.
Champaign ave-, bet Boundary ST. and Columbia
Road Lot 70x10Oft., at Acc. per it., or subdiyided
Kenesaw ave.. Lots 5OxI56. IS, 40 and 45c per IT.
Warren Co.. N. G. 139 acres land upon which there
IL q ante quarry. $4,000.
Lots, 30Il2Oft., near Nichols ave. $3.50 each.
JNO. II: SMYTH,
Atty-at-Law and General Solicitor"
3y24-6t 522 Sth st. NV.
EOR EXCHANGE - FIRST-CLASS DWELLING
- with Stable; northern part of Baltimore; will be
exchanged for Farm in the southern part Of fourth
OF NTH district Of Montgomery county. Address T.
NJ, Star office. ty1S-10ts
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SPECIAL DRrvEs
Childrens Swiss Ribbed Vests. &C.; worth l5c.
ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests, 1211c: worth lie.
Fast Black Hosiery color guaraneed for Ladies and
Children, lie. usual price, he
Pearl Buttons all sizes excellent quality. 4c. doz
Lawns tfast colorsl, &c. yard.
DR.. Warmers Brighton Corsets, Soc
DR.. Warmers Coraline Corsets, 79c
Fruit OF the Loom Al Muslin, Sic q yard
VIM. c. VIERBUCHEN,
1902 9TH st. NV,
my1S-3m 10 9TH st. me- formerly Castells)
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~ DRY GOODS
AT prices that are within reach Of all
For the next 80 days offer q special discount Of
10 per cent on all goods except Domestics.
This is the great chance of your life to lay in sup
ply of all kinds of Dry Goods This discount is off all
marked-down prices, which makes them about 20 per
cent cheaper than ever before.
Silk Velvets, Henriettas, Cashmeres, Au-wool Ba-
tistes Linen Lawns, Damasks, Napkins, Towels Cas-
sImeres Gloves, Hosiery, Ribbons, Gents Childrens
and Ladies' Underwear. Plaid Muslins, India Linens,
Lawns, Pques, Cantaulds, English Grapes at prime
cost. One A Beached Cotton, at &c., worth lOc
Just so Of those Extra Large Bed Spreads, at 75c,
worth 81. 10 pcs only of those beautiful Challies
reduced to &c, formerly Zoe. per I'd. This stock
must be reduced and the price object Come and
see us and get the greatest bargains Of your life
Guinet Silks, price Sl.75. reduced to 81 40
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BOARDING.

GOOD BOARD AND LODGING. 4S4 G ST. s.w. |;
" in good locality. It,
w be accommodated with Large Airy Rooms Excel
lent Board Prospect Heights cleanest and coolest
spot i'll Brooklyn within twenty minutes of Manhattan
and Brighton Beaches. Terms reasonable by day or
week. Address Mrs. w. E CARPENTER, 1S5 Berke-
ley Place, Brooklyn, N Y. 1t
VNHE AUBURN, PENNSYLVANIA AVE, CORNER
Il I'D st. NV.
Cool, pleasant rooms with board at reasonable
prices. my2S-3ms
TNHE WEBSTER, 513 18TH ST. NV, SIGHT
seers home central to al points Of interest; new
furniture: elegant rooms, with board, 50 to &10
day. 81 to 81. J. A. DEWITT. Prop. jal4-6m
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COU NTRY REAL ESTATE
1SoR sALE-vALUABLE rsrArI AT A BARGAIN

II -
abs lSss ssscs T. wess%srelsna county W. the
mock rivers the peninsula at that point being about
800 acres in rst-cass timber pine oak. poplar and
Of which valuable Tor plies ties and cordsood: q
easy access TO both rivers. down grade: fpe water
trees most e Which sss Just coming into tssnns 70
ties. Dnche.s. harlsss seokei and others the fruit
specially by the have proved perfect sue.
and hss %
sFS0% aseps and ample barns. oil T.
healthy very aesirsbe, with shusebss. 'schoois
ana would not % 'ps s
sale but for the death Of the former owner aud must
This Pc viii bsa The The frse
affords fine opportunity for one desiring such .
For further information apply 70
1t 624 14th st. NV, Washington. d. g.
n2hh g. NELLY s k.,.s
i ris zS Church Va Washington telephone
3 grass and shade; t6tse minutes walk from sta
Y" ys,S sss1snsss exchanged. xddrs.: ~ X Sii
and Smaller tract adjoining, about ten miles from
e va oss high dry and hsshfa Aaass'
IGOR sALE-THREE TRACTS OF LAND-TEN,
II twenty, and fifty respectively; beautifully
situated for subdivision; adjoining Brookland Metro
potan branch railroad Rare chance for speculation
jy27-1w BEDFORD w. WALKER, 1O06 st.
INOR sALE-FINE FARM, 1927 ACRES ON BIG
IL Patuxent; contiguous to Montgomery and Howard
counties; old Edonson estate Is miles, distant
from Washington and Baltimore. and IN west Of Lau-
plenty ana
soft TIMBER peach and pear orchards splendid chance
for milk, mutton and stock in general Address j. j.
GRINDALL- Box $40, p o., Baltimore. Md. jy26-6t
LCQR sALE--AT DERwOOD, MET. BR, 25 ACRES
Is 300 yards from depot; Broom House. Barn, sta
bling, 100 Apple Trees and all other fruits $500.
jy24-6ts COOKE d. LUCKETT, $50 + st. NV.
LOR SALE-AT KNOWLES STATION, 140 AND
e 1913 Acres. grandly adapted for subdivision. One
fourth of either subdlyided will pay for all.
jy24-6ts COOKE D. LUCKETT, 935 st. NV.
EOR SALON MET. Dr. b. 4 O., BUILDING
II Lots, Cottages, and Country Homes: grass grain,
dairy and poultry farms convenient stations splen
did timber lands. COOKE d. LUCKETT, 93o ST.
I.w. jyS-2m
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This reduction embraces Colored Silks also Rem
nsnts at prime and in Dress Goods at price,
THOS. J. LUTTRELL. ,
jy27-2w Goth st. and Pa ave-
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ITO STOUT PEOPLE.

ITO STOUT PEOPLE
Advice FREE. How to Reduce Weight without star
walton diet. Information sent sealed receipt Of
four stamps. CLINTON,
5y3O-tu.th,sat-12t 10 Park place, New York.
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VIRGINIA.
Session begins Oct. /, and continues nine months.
Complete courses and equipment for instruction in
Letters and Science, in Law, Medicine, Pharmacy,
and Agriculture Expenses moderate.
For Catalogues, apply to
VIM NJ. THORNTON,
Chairman of the Faculty,
p. o. University of Va, Va.
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1NHE WASHINGTON ARCHITECTURAL IRON
Il AND BRIDGE WORKS.
EDWARD l. DENT. NJ E., Proprietor.
The best facilities in the city for all kinds of Iron
work Steel Beams, Angles, &c, always In stock.
Zine Ornamental Cast and Wrought Iron work
speciality. Repairs and general machine work done In
the best manner and at short notice.
Sole licensees in the District of Columbia for the
Goetz- Mitchell" system Of Beam Anchors and Pro-
tectors. Works, Cor SD aud Wa er SITS. Tel. 42S-3
ron City Otace. ] Alb st NV. Tel 1852.
Id Washington, d. q
0UR NATIONAL FLOWER,
" Which shall it be?
The Maynower. the Golden Rod or some other
Buy Prang's beautiful Illustrated Booklet and cast
your vote ON this Interesting question.
c. C. PURSELL, Bookseller
y2O 4Isath st nv
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DAVIS SCHOOL
Offers to BOYS AND YOUNG MEN
An Excellent Education at Very Low Rates.
This is a Military Boarding School, and one of the
BEST EQUIPPED Schools in the United States
Healthy location, fine climate mild winters Cadet
Cornet Band Cadet Orchestra full Of study
preparation for highest classes of any College for
Business. Complete Course i'll Tefegraphy. For
Register, with ful particulars, address
3y1S-2w' COL A. C. DAVIS supt., LAGRANGE, NC.
IL EE MAR COLLEGE. WITH MUSIC AND ART
town, Md. jyS-3m
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oommunication Vas rcd from NrA Mary
J. Logan stating that sons few nsritorzous
pupils, including her Own daugh>sr, hcked
less than Per cent II The rsquireA psr ssut -
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An IMPORTANT REPORT OF THE oonx1rrKE on
TEACHERS OF THE SCHOOL BOARD AoRKKp TO
BIT THE rnusrKEs-cHASeEs IN sALARIKs-
NORMAL SCHOOL GRADUATES ASSIGNED.
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ANATOMICAL CHARTS.
The chair called the attention Of the board to
the appropriation in the contingent fund of
$4,000 for the purchase Of anatomical charts.
He wished to know what disposition should be
made Of this money.
Mr. Mitchell was of the opinion that the
matter should be referred to q special commit
tee, as there was q complication arising from
the claim made by one of the manufacturers of
these charts that this appropriation was made
through his efforts on assurances that his charts
would be purchased.
1t was suggested by Mr. Darlington that as
the law appropriating the money did not
specify any special charts the board could
not be bound by an understanding, either writ
ten or implied. He therefore moved to refer
the matter to the committee on text books,
with instructions to report what charts, in their
opinion, were the best and could be obtained
at the most reasonable price. His motion was
adopted.
THE ORDER OF THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS.
The following order made BY the District
Commissioners under date Of July rs was re-
ceiyed and referred TO the committee on
eachers:
THAT graduates OF the normal schools OF this
appointments Of teachers for the public schools
are to be made (act Of Leg. Assembly June g.
1879. That in case Of . surplus Of the gradu-
ates OF q former year being unemployed at the
graduation Of the next succeeding year, the
graduates OF the latter year should have pref
erence, and 40 on under this rule.
THAT teachers heretofore employed in vio-
lation of the rule prescribed by the Legislative
act above cited should mot be re-empioyed
during the present year unless all Of the nor
NAL school availables have been exhausted"
On motion Of Mr.. Darlington the order was re-
ferred to the teacher committee % that thew
can confer with the District Commissiouers'
He was sure that the order had been mod
upon some ex-parts statement - Il vas impoo-
Gbls TO execute il.
xAA LooAx's SUGGESTION.
ccmmunication was rcd from MA Mary
J. Logan stating that some few neritorxoua
pupils, including her ON daugh>sr, heksd
les than Per cent II The roquirsA ~ go -
pam IRON IL Gzut - t. oo6onA ~ = -
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ID xMNANTs, REMNANTS, INDIA LINoN. 90;
HI Plain Nusltn, 3d.; Fancy Mulls, 1}<c., 81 the
ra4-ss 60OhiE c0'isff HsE 6 {.
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II 5000 FEET OF GROUND;
New Hampshire ave, 25th and SITS, win make
twelve more lots of not less than Is feet frontage
apl6 FRANK b. CONGER, 1415 Ut.
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Tidings
WASHINGTON NEWS.
THE PENSION OFFICE.

WASHINGTON, July 24.-It is said the
civil service commission is not satisfied
with the present administration Of the
civil service law in the pension office.
Commissioner Roosevelt, ii is understood,
will make remonstrance against the
course that has been pursued.
CHINESE IN TRANSIT.
The attorney general has given The sec
retary Of the treasury an opinion to the
effect that there is no legal objection the
transit through the United States of the
Cinnamon recently arrived at Now Or
leans from Cuba en- route to China via
San Francisco. The Chinese minister has
asked that these men be permitted to
cross the United States on their way home
and it is probable in view of the attorney
generals opinion that his request will be
granted. The opinion is in accord with
the decision given by Solicitor Hepburn
On the same question some weeks ago
which was, however, not accepted by the
treasury department.
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THE RATE WAR ON.
Fort Worth Il Denver Makes a Slash on
New York Colorado Business.

CHICAGO, July 25.-The Fort Worth q
Denver road, which recently withdrew
from the Interstate Commerce Railway
association, has already begun to cut rates.
1t announces reduction of from to II
cents per 100 on dfferential classes OF
freight between the Atlantic seaboard and
Colorado via Galveston, where it connects
with a steamship line. The trans-Missouri
roads have applied for permission to meet
the cut. The action Of the Fort Worth &
Denver road causes considerable surprise,
as it was understood to have no such object
in view when it withdrew from the presi-
dents agreement, and President Adams,
of the Union Pacific, vouched for its good
behavior. At the meeting OF the Trans
Continental association James Smith was
elected permanent chairman The South
ern Pacific's notice OF withdrawal was
considered and Traffic Manager Stubbs
stated that the notice would be recalled
only on condition that Canadian Pacific
diterentials OF Pacific business be consid-
erably modified. The matter was referred
to the executive committee.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-25
EDISON'S LATEST.
A Patent Iron Ore Separator that will
Accomplish Wonders.

READING, Pa, July 24.-Thomas A.
Edison, ''the Wizard OF Menlo Park, I"
has been at Bechtelsville, Pa, for nearly
week looking after the experiments Of
his patent iron ore separator, which is
expected to work a revolution in ore
mining. Mr.. Edison is accompanied by
number OF New York capitalists. He is
at the head of company which has pur-
chased and leased extensive ore lands
near Bechtelsville, on which large build
ings have been erected. The experiments
have now been carried on about four
months. Work was continued almost
night and day, and the entire success of
Mr.. Edison's invention is now assured
The working of the invention is ex.
planned in this way: The rock contain
ing the ore, after passing through the
crusher and being broken to about the
size OF an egg, is conveyed in small
buckets and dumped into a large hopper.
From here it drops out in small stream
down an incline and passes within few
inches of powerful magnet. This is SO
heavily charged as to draw the iron ore
from its course into one channel and
the rock and other foreign elements con-
tanned in the ore are permitted to pass
through another channel to the refuse
pile The invention being patented there
is no secret about its workings.
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"God Reigns" In Idaho.

BOISE CITY, July 20.--A section was
adopted by the convention to-day appro-
priating lands for public use for such pur-
poses as irrigating bitches, reservoirs,
dumps, drains OF mines, after the confsca-
ton is determined by law. A law bureau
with commission on labor and statistics
was recommended also the prohibition
of convict labor outside the prison walls;
also the prohibition of children on under
ground work. The proposition for secret
ballot was defeated, 1t was decided that
no civil or military power shall interfere
with the free exercise of suffrage. The
question of making educational qualitica-
tions for voting was defeated.
Pref1ey wanted to prevent the payment
of funds for religious institutions or for
chaplains OF the legislature, CHASING relig-
ious services as coming down from bar
barous times. He was roughly criticised
by several speakers, whose words were
Endorsed by the convention. He then
wanted to strike out of the prean4 bic the
words, "grateful to Almighty God" The
motion was lost.
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Scenic Route Survey.

DENVER, July %, Engineer Robert B.
Stanton, surveyor in charge OF the Colo
RADIO river expedition, telegraphs that he
will arrive in Denver Saturday, via the
Denver & Rio Grande road. The telegram
states that it is Mr.. Stanton's desire to
continue the expedition, though his re-
turn to Denver is necessary in order to
obtain renewal Of supplies and equip
ments. New boats, he thinks, should al
so be obtained.
He expresses himseld as firm in the
conviction that the building OF n railroad
down the Colorado river is perfectly
feasible project, and can be accomplished
with much less labor and capital than the
most sanguine enthusiast supposed.
While the distressing news of President
Browns death will be deeply felt by all
in the project, and his energy
and influence sadly missed, the original
project will not by any means be aban-
doned, but will be carried to n successful
by the remainder Of the party.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-25

PARIS, July 24.-The Republiqua Fran
caise says; 4 committee OF the senate
has issued an order deprving Gen. Bor-
langer Count Dillon and Henry Roche
tort of all civil and political rights. This
action is taken OH the ground that they
refused to comply with summons to ap.
pear for trial. The decision will render
them ineligible to election to any Office in
France, and makes any property OF their
own in France liable to seizure.
The trial Of Boulanger, Dillon and
Roclefort before senate court has been
fixed for August s. Gen. Boulangcr and
his colleagues have been given additional
ten days in which to answer the summons
OF the court before being outlawed
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job Printing,

Merchants and others are hereby re-
minded that the New MEXICAN is pre-
pared to do their printing on abort notice
and at reasonable rates. Much of the job
printing now going out Of town could
come to the New MEXICAN Office. There
is no better excuse for sending out of
town for Hinting than there is for sending
away for groceries or clothing. Our mer-
chants should consider these things The
New MEXICAN is acknowledged the lead
ing paper of this section. The patronage
OF the people will enable us to keep it SO.