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f. SChnannla,a Enn aral.

The funeral Of the late F. Schnepple
took place at 3 o'clock this afternoon from
the home on San Francisco street. The
remains were encased in handsome
casket, which was ornamented by large
wreath of white flowers and pretty
floral cross, the gift of kindly
friends. There were no services at the
house but at the grave Rev. J. G. Fry
conducted the ceremonies. The pail
bearers were Messrs. John Dendall, &.
D. Koch, II. B. Cartwright, N. B. Laugh
lin, AID. Gusdorf and j. e. Schumann.
The large attendance at the funeral at
tested the appreciation in which the
deceased was held by the people of Santa
Fa
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TERRITORIAL TIPB,.

Charles Ilfeld is gathering 10000 weth-
ers, which have already been contracted
for by Colorado buyers. Optic.
w. w. Gleason, Of the Warren Live
Stock company, is receiving 10000 head
of sheep at Springer, purchased from
different parties.
Jas. A. Alcock, says the White Oaks
Leader, has resigned his position as
superintendent of the Carrizoso Cattle
company, and will 60 to Kansas City.
A lady in the Highlands the other
evening found five inch centipede which
had taken up its quarters for the night
in the family bed. -Albuouerque Paper.
Antonio Aban Saas, ranchman and
capitalist from near Trinidad, passed near
Springer last week with little herd of
25,0 900 sheep from the Bernalillo country,
for parties in Denver.
There are thirty-tive members enlisted
in the militia roll. Five more will be
enough to organize it. The list is now at
our Office and we wish some young and
excellent members to fill it.-Taos Mont
tor.
1t is reported on good authority that
we are liable to have an ice famine in
town this summer The consumntion of
ice here is very great, hence the supply is
expected to run short.-Silver City Sem
tinel.
Significant paragraphingin the proceed
lngs OF the Lincoln county poard OF
equalization ~. Jarrett, reducec on
lou IN hosWell from you TO $zo' ana raised
That's what a new railroad does for
town.
JAKE Levy, captain OF the star opangleo
Banner pan ciup, OF Los Luhas, was IN
Inc CITY last night ana DOught alot Oh pats
ana Dalls. lie STATES tnaG MS clup WIN
play the tcilpse Team Oh fefalta on 6ne
afternoon Oh the 4th az LOS Lunas lor S-oo
slde.-Cltlzen.
Patriotic note in the Taos Monitor: 1t
has been the fashion all over the United
States to wear small flags over the breast
of ladies' and gentlemen on anv national
day. For that purpose we have printed O
good supply OF 5xo inches nass ana Will
sell them cheap.
ros voco o, t,,o ,oo,o of l;d,o
a' o,,s sI vas 1os tie auJo T;ttpo Panb
E P,,o ~pin "oS ta as 80 hu atronoor Mbn
hooried We" troin o and s1ccoaded ,p aet H
Lafara y, '. tho " d;ooao. Uouu oa 80
o Ty Isl sont 10 tha oa;csxs wa" t arIonsos
G;t, h al so s w ,'1 F o J ia az ,;dnas
Ivy ;rcaoJ 0 ' Mn h ~ hno u 'i III hn
ho H1 fst1ar ubo l;ve. 0i Gmtbro ~ C Hu
10y +oa ,H tho VIZ rt h;s,, III "'''ii0 ivy
" ''o"i 'n0 wy ioi iAiAi'
Albuquerque Citizen: The water from
the reservoir is getting worse and worse
daily, and if number of our worthy citi-
zens should take sick and die, can the
present Democratic city council be held
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-07-03

THE special Pecos valley edition Of the
Lincoln On. NJ Independent will be is
sued on or about July 10 prox. All par
ties interested in the Pecos valley and
southern New Mexico are anxious to see
this forthcoming work, as they are prom
ised complete wrte-up of the country,
illustrated by more than forty elegant
photo-engrsvings, besides maps of the
railroad and irrigating enterprises, etc.
These engravings are bound to show the
country just as it is, as they are exact re-
productions Of photographs.
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NOT A CANDIDATE.

To the Editor OF the New Mexican.
SANTA FE, July |, '90.--I see by your
issue of June % that some of my kind
friends have been mentioning my name
in connection with the nomination for
delegate. While thanking both you and
them very sincerely, l desire to say that
am not a candidate in any sense of the
word. My present ambition is to bring
together large convention Of the terri.
torial Republican league in Santa Fe on
the 25th of July, 1890, and thereafter to
use my best efforts in aid of Republican
victory next fall. Your very respectfully
A. L. MORRISON.
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Because it has proven its absolute merit
over and over again, because it has an I'M
eoualled record of cures, because its bust
ness is conducted in thoroughly honest
manner and because it combines economy
and strength, being the only medicine of
which 100 doses 81" is true-these strong
points have made Hoods Sarsaparilla the
most successful medicine of the day.
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The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Water & Improvement company
will be held at the office of the company
in Santa Fe, N. NJ, Monday July 7, at
IL M, for the election of board of di-
rectors and such other business as may
come before them. EDWIN B. SEWARD.
Secretary.
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Stencils, burning brands, seals, steel
stamps, rubber stamps, and stamping
inks OF all descriptions, for sale by the
New Mexican Printing Company.
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Try the New MExICAN's new outfit of
material and machinery when you want
fAe job printing or blank hook work.
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John Mccullough Havana cigar, &c, at
Colorado saloon.
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For superior work in the line Of book
binding call at the New MEXICAN Of
fee. Orders by mail given prompt atten-
ton.
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If not. send your address to the American
Corresponding Club, P. 0. Box 643,
Clarksburg, w. Va.
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Fine McBrayer whisky at Colorado sa-
loon,
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Are You Married?

Milk 1Oc quart; &c a glass, at Colo
RADIO saloon.
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Notice Of Stockholders Meeting.

Typewriter paper in all sizes and quail
ties for sale at the New MEXICAN office.
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Everybody ahn.tH We carry the
largest stock in the territory
In our line, consequently
we defy competition in
quality or in prices
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Leave hack orders at the Exchange
hotel prompt and reliable service.
ATILANo A. GoLp.
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We have In stock u line Of Toilet
Articles of every description;
also a full line of Import
Ell Cigars 3 Imported
Il California Wines
a"d Hr..nLias.
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Absolutely Pure

A Cream Of tartar baking POWDER
Higest of all in Ieayening strength.-U. s.
Government report, Aug. H. 1859.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

LNOR SALE.-Bank Letters of Guardianship
IL and Guardians Bond and Oath at the office
of the NEW MEXICAN Printing company.
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1t is understood that Hon. Eugenio
Romero, OF San Miguel county, is not a
candidate for the Republican nomination
or delegate in the coming campaign.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-05

supreme court. ex-Judge Will
lam H. Arnoux, of New York,
chairman of the general judiciary Gen.
tennial committee of 100, Associate Justice
John NJ Harlan, of the supreme court.
Chauncey NJ. Depew, Rev. William r.
Huntington, Associate Justice Stephen j.
Field, of the supreme court, President
Frederick R. Coudert, of the bar of the
city of New York, Henry Hitchcock, OF
Missouri, Associate Justice Gray, Associ-
ate Justice l.. Q. c. Lamar, United States
Senator William NJ. Evarts, Associate JUS
tice David J. Brewer, Chief Justice Pax
ton, of Pennsylvania. Mayor Grant and
President Lowe of Columbia college.
The menu was most elaborate one.
Before it was concluded the ladies began
TO take their places in the boxes. The
toast of the president of the United States
was drunk standing after Mr.. Carter had
made brief address. The next toast was
''the supreme court" and it was re-
sponded TO by Associate Justice Harlan, Of
the supreme court.
He began by reference to the coordinate
responsibility of lawyers and judges, cit
ing that as are the lawyers of a given
period SO are the courts before which they
appear. If the decisions of the supreme
court had been commended in any in-
stance 1t must be speedily added that
their preparation WAS preceded
and aided by arguments at its
bar, of which may be said what Mr.. JUS
tic Fuller observed of certain Judgments
Of Lord Mansfield, that they were of such
traDscendent power that those who heard
them were lost in admiration at the
Strength and stretch of the human under
standing" Mr.. Harlan pad high tribute
to the great names that had graced the
bar of New York state and to the highest
courts of all the states.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-05
ALL AROUND THE HOUSE.
Odds and Ends in Decorative Work-A
Pretty psing Recipes.

Odds and Ends in Decorative Work-A
Pretty Sereen-Tempsing Recipes.
An ingenious woman recently had fitted
up an ornamental corner in her boudoir, as
follows: There was a long strip Of glass. with
a narrow draesry OF art muslin Ga each SIDE,
festooned at the top This opened outwsrds,
and disclosed shelves al the way up, holding z
all sorts Of things At convenient heiEnt
was a three cornered piece OF wood, forming
= table. covered with plush, festooned al the
edge, and falling on 70 the curtains OF art
muslin. These were looped back 70 SHOW &
square of handsome embroidery intended
originally for a cushion Tne effect was
very good, and easily arrived at
Frames OF white kid, painted, are novel,
and are sometimes riven rs wedding pres
ents. Painted Opaque glass lanterns for night
Lights, IN pink, blue and epsl, are popular.
Drawn linen ueacleths are new the most
fashionable. Some are very handsome. and
many have a large monogram wc-ked and
raised at oEe corner.
Many beautiful linen sheets and pillow
cases embroidered in Ireland, ere worked II
thick satin stitch. witE S fo-ai scrol4, iAze
c. heEnstltchiEg ahoSe the scroll
Glove cases czn BE rsa-oe IN satin. edged
with cord, and eitha- quilted CT en- Sz7o'1ieTea
wlth q eeral spray or satin stl1ca mono
gram They are made Of fe.E c!ota VITA
points Of velvet. bo;h erloroiscTed
Serviettes are generally Outlined with go4f
colorei washing SIX II a scroli pattern witch
covers them all over. or IS applied rs deep.
vide border. In either case t5e ecgs =
tri1Zed
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-05
Ya.hiors In TIowen

Wha. will De the fa~s.onable tows- thi,
winter and how VIII il be -oral n tes In
ouiry. Violses are. sf cosrss TIE fsycxit>-
for rno-ni1% wear On toe street, and VII q
pinned 70 tas cape froct OF easss HsH- AZ
thls sczSon- wAsn benks q So2dsn or Epo~y
chry<AntHemuuss are pllsa Egb ca tbs flower
yerderis tray. il = G Srsssy Custom 20 E.op
and boy cisEse-, winch Is cares>sxsy p.rn-d
under ras cain or ls-s- down ca .ss DARK
walking dres- The ARTIFICIAL flower v-estas
have qui.. rsurp>d tks place Of nasSrl
towers for evening wear. Yet u prozz~,s
g. fa1cy, &c wear ss tss evrsage two NJ
three very p,sfecs ro.e&, ps,rse1 no tsat tss
heavy blooms vii nod grAoef1-ly. or carry
loose cut foEsrz cz1gss sF ioag r.scons.
L. al tSs Sscpe Eo~~rT fov bal Eovzs are
for a.le-tSe iosS rr~es rSsS~z grz-~z for
shoz19er k-ssts sni s<sr> rsrzssu-es vovea "A
with blossoms q every sazs azd ss&4ie I. Is
tee tsney 53st Esw fe- e%S,a g@i 70 vss- Toe
sowsrs be. EaI.sd u ksr ssTis 9, h~nsty.
Wrs4ths of ~xsz- l-lSez, gsiaea t.,f-a<<.-s
csxSssazx AID E1zn1.aes - sszt the b~s< x-ssx-
.sc t>S<e. s.cSii - wcrz szty 81 ,fs f-.r
seass.v gir] was wears Eoxnx &C eis-vf-v
white or family Sas3sz E.l<s zna rsuIEz Car
-a.lc1s. f1--ss~rss-rsc.s a.2 dziss-- h~sc-x -
tee rezs-e- b3psss tTpe o. s-l. wslss sassaz.s.ye
n s--t Ezia~s. 70 -A- s4~Ea4r, aA-. syei sss..-
saiTEe e be@sz
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-05
SOCIAL ETIQUETTE.
A Few Practical Suggestions for Gentle
men Callers.

A Few Practical Suggestions for Gentle
men Callers.
A man that can command his time may
make cerenonious calls in most of the large
cities, at any hour between 2 and 5 in the
afternoon, and the man that has not the
leisure to cail during the afternoon may make
calls in the evening after half past S. The
careless, ignorant or over eager sometimes
call earlier, for fear the lady may be out but
this is not considered good usage.
If during your call another visitor should
arrive, you should not appear to shun him.
but should wait two or three inmates and
join in the conversation before you take
leave. Persons that outsit two or three cali
ers, unless there is some special reason for
their doing 50, are in danger OF being called
borss. who are persons that have not slIfi-
cient tact to know when they should take
leave.
It is often no easy matter either to know
when TO take leave or how 70 take leave
gracefully. As rule, avoid all such ohserva-
tions as We'll, think it Is time for me to
be going and Do not LOOK at your watch
The best way 70 make ones exit, whether the
conversation has begun 70 Dag or not, is 70
say something effective and withdraw imme-
diately thereafter. Above all, do not pro-
long your leave taking. When you start to
so, go. 1uteTrinable ieavetakers are very
ureSome.
\ man should never offer 20 shake hands
with persons oa whom ne calls II, however.
thoss 81 whom q man calls offer him thc.-
hands when be arrives, he may offer theI
his hand when he taxes leave; but this Is oy
70 means necessarv
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-05

dhote, presented to the mistress OF sae
house, who makes sign Of acknowledgement
and then taken OF to De cut up by the mAize
d,hotel on side table.
The carved dish is then handed round BY
the walters, and when all the guests arc
served it is placed, if the dish be important
enough, on hot water stand In front Of the
host or hostess, or in the same condition on q
side table, awaiting the needs Of the guests
am speaking, says Mr. Child, always Of
dinners where the number of the guests Is
wisely limited; no other dinners can be vel
served, so that it matters little whether they
be served Q la russe or n francaise. BY
the fusion of the two systems, Is above indi-
Gated, it is possible to give full and entire
satisfaction to the cook, who always has q
right to demand that his creations shall be
presented for judgment in the most favor
able conditions, while at the same time tho
guests have their eyes satisfied by an agree
ably arranged table, and their palases TO
spected by being enabled to taste the delicsts
masterpieces Of the cook in all the freshness
of their savory succuience"
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-05

Colleges Of Esaxlc Ter training yosag bsJ
fRcbes 20 sing are established Ia eertzfn para
of Cersaaay As rexnLar nntr9tssoA I.=<s
are tssaty-t~o ProstssArs plao~s tor vo--n4r
open within tas vsLs Of Ron.. Tbs lss~st
Ggrlrez Of tie Ussaaon church give u spes-
ties, 20 r-atrixseEs, ans s.es rss-s.., IL. -
elders, 2.bao pr,sssSs 2ysse t<e<s~rs anA II ,sis
deecors, or a teal q 81 ST ofzc~rs far pop
uLatiSn Of 10, CO. u tse secssSa sf :as Psrfs
eThi5ffsor S~rStsd 70 sse Hssozss IA nsA>
trs tser- n co.lextsoa Ct ~xx nso<Sei es ss-t
of roscd bolLx Sz1c<r. Tss ErsG~n WON.
sr's Ts-Up~rases as>9c-iAt-S. IA. Gov so
brAzeAes SD Ze-o Seen4b,rl y<yAa-.-
a1C:sgas ere co1elsctsd o. . no~ei plan. b.
waLos ezeh as29sr ur.ses Ms sa<.s aaa ID
Up1D a sp & F2gsg, ~GAcs be places In a
bax ~AssE lbs bidding u over. tue bor a
epsEso - ils aszctioso<-, a9d tie roe,da 90
e-Area sss property cf tSs k4gaes. biaa<s.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-05
THE CURIOSITY SHOP.
Are People Baried Alivee-The Bavaxian
system of Determining Death

Are People B4ried Alivee-The Bavaxiaa
System Of Determining Death.
It appears that many bodies have been dis
covered, years after burial with their faces
turned downward, but from what cause has
not been stated, at least not Satisfactorily.
It Is believed that with all the usual precau.
tions, bodies are not infrequently buried hur-
riedly which should be kept longer on the
surface 50 as to test the chances of remaining
vitality. 1t was observed in London Notes
and Queries, in 1852, as follows:
1t is now above twenty years since this
paragraph appeared in the London papers:
"a correspondent in The Bath Herald states
the following singular circumstance: 'Hav-
ing occasion last week to inspect a grave in
one of the parishes in this city, in which two
or three members of family had been buried
some years since, and which lay in very wet
ground, observed that the upper part of the
coffin was rotted away, and had left the head
and bones of the skull exposed to view. On
inquiring Of the gravedigger how it came to
pass that did not observe the usual sockets
of the eyes in the skull, he replied that what
saw was the hind part Of the head termed
the occiput, l believe, by anatomists), and
that the face was turned, as usual, to the
earth. Not exactly understanding his phrase
''as usual" inquired if the body had been
buried with the face upward, as in the ordi-
nary way; to which he replied, to my aston
ishment, in the affirmative, adding that in
the course of decomposition the face of every
individual turns to the earth; and that in the
experience of Internationally years il his
situation, be had never known more than
one instance to the contrary"
Mr.. William Adams, of this city, states
that while in Munich, Bavaria, this last sum
mer, he and his party visited an arcade In
which the bodies of the dead rest forty y-eight
hours before final burial Each body lies
exposed, and a cord which hangs from the
roof and has ring attached TO it's end, which
ring Is slipped on to one of the rigid fingers,
communicates with the porter's lodge II
any body thus arranged comes to life again
and the finger with the ring moves, bell
rings In the lodge and the porter at once be-
takes himself to the arcade to ascertain the
cause. Arcades Of this description, says Mr..
Adams, are located At various points through
out Bavaria He made inquiry as to whether
this plan had ever resulted in the revival Of
life in any body, and was informed that
some years ago child was laid out in the
arcade in the manner described; that during
the night the bell in the porters lodge rang;
that the porter Immediately went to the
place indicated by the signal and found the
child sitting up; that she was taken care Of
and is now a young woman about 25 years
old. This one case was as good as thousand
in demonstrating the utility of the Bavarian
system.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-05
Geography in Rhyrne.


On Scandinavia's rugged coast fair Stockholm's
gardens smile,
Where Swedish hearts have made their homes on
many q sunny isle
And Christiana, Norway's town, name Of omen
good,
Whose creeks and fiords to fishers brave mus,
yield their daily food
And Copenhagen. Denmark reared upon her rocky
strand,
Where dwelt the good Hans Andersen. who sang
Of Fairyland.
Old Moscow yields to Petersburg on Russia's out
stretched plains,
Where from Black sea to Arctic wave its mighty
Caesar regns.
And Rome, a glorious name Of yore, in Italy su-
preme,
A name to fire the scholars zeal, to wake the
poets dream.
Constantinople thou whose might dared once
the world defy,
Thy ancient power may pass away, thy beauty
cannot die.
Majestic Athens! joy of Greece! what names in
days OF old,
OF poet, sculptor, hero, sage-thy splendid annals
toldl
From east to west, from north to south, may
peace and plenty reign,
And love and peace their pinions spread o'ez
Europe's fair domain.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-05
YOUNG. FOLKS COLUMN.
HALF AN HOURS PLEASANT READ
ING FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

Steam Engine, the Copying Press and
Many Other Useful Appliances in tho
Misunderstanding Arts Was Born.
The inventor Of the condensing low pres
sure steam engine was certainly one Of the
greatest benefactors Of mankind James
Watt was born at Greenock. on the Clyde, in
17S6 The house in which he was born, No.
IS Dalrymple street, in that town, has lately
been pulled down by the Greenock improve
ment commissioners. A sketch of it was first
made, which is here reproduced for the bene-
fit of young readers VINO may entertain some
curiosity about the birthplace of one of the
worlds noted Tnen
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-05
PARNELl FULLY INDICATED

LONDON, Feb. 4.-The Star IT. P. O'Con-
ners' paper in an article on the victory OF
Mr.. Paruell in his suit against the Times
says that Mr.. Parnell has legally rein
stated his character in the face of a tri-
bunal packed by his enemies, on the treas
ury bench. II he had failed to establish
his case he must be reinssated with appro-
pirate helors
The Pail Mall Gazette saws that Mr..
Parnell has won a complete victory, both
morally and materially
The st. James Gazette attributes Mr..
Parnelrs acceptance Of n compromise 70
his desire to avoid cross-examination in
the libel suit.
DUBLIN, Feb. 4.-The Fzeemans' Journal
calls the deuouement in Mr. Paruel|'s case
"The Times Sedan" Nothing in history.
il says, is more craven than the course OF
the Times.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-05
DUKE or MoNTPENslER DEAD.

MADRID, Feb. 4-The duke of Montpen-
sier, Antonio Marie Philippe Louis dor
leans, died suddenly today at San Lucas.
He was the fifth son of Louis Philippe
and was &c years old. In his youth he was
an officer of artillery and saw real service
in Africa. He had been conspicuous fig
ure in Europe since 1874, the date of ''the
famous Spanish marriage by which
he was united to Marie Louise Ferdi-
nand de Bourbon, sister of Queen
Isabella. This marriage was planned by
Louis Philippe and Guizot and was in
tended to put French prince On the
throne of Spain. Montpensier was one
of the candidates for the throne when
Amadoe, Of Savory. was chosen. The
cause of the Duke of Montpensier's death
is believed to be apoplexy. He will be
buried in the palace of the Escurial.