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with the skin of NV teeth, " which is mod
ernized by the skin OF my teeth, I" and
gives the idea Of a narrow escape, one 50
close as to be just by the thickness of the
skin OF the teeth, which is so thin that no
microscopic has yet bsen able 10 find it.
To cast ia the teeth" means TO throw de-
fiant reprOaches or insults spitefully, as one
would throw a stone at the exposed teeth of
snarling dog. Tooth and rail" denot es
the manner Of an action full Of frenzied
fury, typified by biting and scratching as
when two belligsrent cats make the fur fly.
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CONSIGNEES.

fi 4nS gausnlD tallahassee. from New York
AsandorfsF' / "a "A R'Altmayer & Co, Appel & s,
fITTI p.rl, 5 W Branch t B Baldwin, Braid ~
is Ryon1 y yne, A Buchholtz. L Bluestein,
ocbrsS SA' y L Byck & Co, VIC Cooper. L i
bsrito1, SGo conner, Il & Co, E NJ Common. DR. T j
bsibsra,' 70 numerical Guano Co, WE Chaplin.
49, M. TW5gGfe eel Co, W Fl Gosgrovo, CCole-
Doys I Ios 4 Dame, Decker & f. A g Drake,
N CS FI Ias UI,Qqugias, Entleman & Co. VIM Es-
ems J Il Nv d Ellison, Eckman & V, HPC
lsel ~ 1er, tretwell & N, Frank & Co,
Icsstejn 4 a r. Eurilch q Bro, Epstein & Bro,
nensn 7 q n 20 q q Fox. Fleischman & Co. ] H
wi Td. N Falk, Falk Clothing co. Gerard
reeD & TetsI 5 Sons & &c, WV Gordon & Co,
slssv~ ~ a., j Gardner, CT A&PT Co, WI
Gorham uIsoKmenheimer & Son, b NJ Garfunkel,
PHI u,,1 a aHauley, Pr Haskell. Holly Mfg
!, De- S S1e.' 4 20, A G Harmon, Nj d Hirsch &
lce Isc J.o motel, H Hirsch, H Henley, ] !
KaytonnS A I'm, NJ & Co, Mrs ] N johnson. Mrs
aFaf HHayanaugh & B, Kolshorn & M. JF
B Lester Ic,I n1ES ) Krouskoff. A LETTER & Son,
&c, IoyelIu q 20, H II Livingston, LON
ynch, iio u h Levy & Bro, b Lasky, j
B Nell & q a. Llppman Bros, Lyons,
IIorling News MA manning, G L Montague,
s n Norris NMorrlson, & Co, H Monahan.
Isl NY Myers & Co, Mohr Bros RH Nor
IG Bsrs y nc nc Council & CO. ] McGreth q %.
Itttng6s,rN eeiG1hnger & R, AS Nichols. RV
ia Knitf1n,@. NO. 70, order notify c Sweeney, Pu
snan, P1r nus, Palmer Hardware Co, W A
1sIlss, s'i Rea, Robinson Steam Pig co, R A
EDRR s 4 + F9sc23giia, J Reilly, w Il Bay, r
la1Rah St,aa,,@, ", w Ky, Savannah Grocery Co,
Sullivan iIi bakery. j 8 Silva, L c Strong,
Sloptrlns q = p oualvan, Sheftall & S, L Stern,
Eta Loo 70 o. Springer, S Selig, Savh
lstuts + 70 Shotter Co. Solomons & Co,
oaas, ia w Tiedeman & Bro. w b
SSll SSTEa auer Oil 20, D Thompson & Co,
| Weei 4 ~ warren, Wilcox & G, White & S.
lso1 d g II w q, NJ q CIV West, w ] VIM.
|ae Stsomo"D lei Co. @ link, Steamer
arer Bertan Alpha, Steamer Bellevue.
e sieamsbiI,' southern Ex Co.
/ v AI-1 Ra4lp H Miller from Po1tir,ora
SW B,%aI 70, Steamer Alma w W Rrannen
q & Co, Cbs,,Hl boley & Son, A Buchenholz,
voypsr. Imam Imam Grocery Co, Clarke & D,
tFelvel S'yahG e Il. NJ J Doyle. Hirsch
e3 GpcSoN, 3 NJ Garfunkel, A Hanley,
.Is Sons s0S - n K Son, Eckman & V,
Aeuisler g :, 60 20 | Epstein & Co, Steamer
Lo7eD H. A Enrich & Bro. JFLa-
Sy'tasS Sons T. r. NJ no Lyons & Co, N Lang,
-ls, B II y II Ladaveze, Ieebi1 Mfg co,
MgS9 too. NJ WY bro, Lippman Bros, Nc
I1e,b & G. -11n n1an Mutual Coop Asso'n.
y nm 20 L5pas,sL -e Roy Myers 4 Co, Noting
- Bros N, D B Lester Grocery Co,
t6H or1eAa Miller & Co, NJ Nathan.
- 0poa,L,1e I. notify Moore d Co. Mrs W
4 = s. AattTa,uan 5elmer & S. Peacock. Fl & Co,
Tier 20, g W Parish, Perrin Bros,
''n BROS, S Selig, Reid & Co,
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PASSENGERq

!. Per steamship Tallahassee from New York
IIs lULnghost, NJ ProFenzana, A La Nanana. +
ii4u} } 4esSer E Clar, c Wimspect, c Koh-
r.: H., III diIIo9ton, Mrs Noyes and son, NJ Haber-
5Iau, Vyde, Rich. H French, r Konrad, M
p ,i5al, PARSONS and wife, F A Sullivan, NJ
bicT TllPl n Mss Holland, c Weber, o Kiln, A #
iF, FL y Mickey Miss Black, P NJ Manus, ]
ioEsrvy / rGlhth, Ct Johnson, A Harter, H Hol-
81 ,se1' \ n Kennedy, smalwood. @ Carter, F
o rsT, Al iJure, Mr. Maklt, Miss Conoley Annie
e ~ Mss Barnham, Miss Hull and 8 steer
hRec 9e.eaIR1sshlp D Miller from BaItimore-A
herossr' NJ, a rs mos Screven, Mrs Lathrop,
'Ppl a1I,. yrs Gneere, ] S Smith.
ri .s' Steamship VIM Lawrence for baltimore
kerss@r 0'en' + Murphy, Miss Ross, S Hirsoh-
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

London Jan 15-One hundred and sixty bales
Of cotton from steamer Tuskar Brl ], ashore at
Nieuwe dep, have been landed. The work of
salvage is progressing slowly.
Baltimore, Jan l5-Sohr Davis, Barrett, from
Philadelphia for Jacksonville, arrived here to-
night in tow. On Jan g. when 200 miles east of
ICapeHatteras, while under bare poles and scud-
H ding before a southwest gale, had mizzenmast
\ carried away benesth the crosstrees, smashing
4 o yawl in the dayits, The rigging went with IL
4 and soon after the mast, from the violent roll
Ming parted at the saddle The miszenboom fell
Xfore and aft and the man at the wheel narrowly
ESCAPED with his life
Fernsndna, Jan 5-Schr Minnie Louise [Brl,
n Pettipaw, hence for Barbados, with phosphate,
has been totally wrecked while crossing the bar,
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MEMORANDA.
-. Ian 14-Arrived, schrs Charlotte 7
View 1 Va1;l S Jacksonville; Jennie Hall,
Stey, baTllets,
Na,ts, "a Scbr Aetna, Jordan, JAG ksonvllle.
Sie -I'F ian l5-Ssiled, steamship lnchisia
Trl Ashoy, iso SAILED, bark Southern Belle
Cnerbourg' "a"
for Pensa acS Ian 14-Arrived, steamship Eden
Llgs1i 5lrI watson Savannah.
f PrsTe Point Jan o cdoss oE Tondop @V
enshoe y, j. Ian 1l-Arrlved. bark Sara lRusl.
Carlson Tan I5-C Cleared. schr Susan N Pic
...n, HASKELL Fernandlna; " .,...,..
Eslr,lIis7,,nore. jan 15-Cleared, DARK Altamaha,
n. a-.',l narien, Ga and salledl-
hcAAo1. - ian 15-Arrlved, schrs Jacob Reed
B luls%,-T BOSTON; E H Weaver, Weaver, New
YORK, Park Argo [Norl, Arentsen, Amster-
s,-1. mig Paez [Spl, Fluza, larrago rr-, .
GAM Feared, steamer Storra Lee lBrl, for
l'In -(i''SI ark Schweigaard [Norl, Simonson,
Bremen, s G. Jan l5-sailed, schr Pefetta
n n2i Whitaker, Martinique. 49,. =
& FL Ca. Jan l5--Cleared, scnr Martha 5
rl1a."t Townsend, New York.
B5me Mana ANA Jan 15-Arrived, schrs May
Iel Warts New York; William Smith, Bah
w; zen do. lanes Davidson, Rankin, New Lon
81 -.nsd BriC John McDeruOtIs Ddflst ASOsd'
o' ailgu R Bowers, Wilson, Perth Amboy; A
10, 50 ri Nickel, Black River. ia.
goIrssfon Jan l5-Arrived, schr Warwick,
II IooJ.onTilie Jan 15-Arrived, schr Sylvia
us1 Lowe, Philadelphia.
na 1-1-oborsd outside-Steamer John Chris
.oa-er crawford, from New York.
" 6aorai ~Schrs James NAPLES Ponder, Dodd.
uS,r,;ngton. Jesse " starr, Lynch, New York.
VIVA VIM Hall Jr, Fleming, Philadelphia.
'y Vrbsta Ian l5-Anchored of, schr John Z
nrP'ynon. Turner, Brunswick for Boston.
poTSsacoa. Jan 13-Arrived, barks Vision
No-i Tonnesen Barbados; Haab LNorl, Laugo,
bssiss schr Mary F Godfrey, Lyman, Calves
"I5tb-Cleared. bark Nornen LNorl. Svendsen,
rdT5on: schr Geo Twohy, Farrow. New York.
Port ROYAL, SC, Jan 15-Cleared, schr Joseph
Souther Keen, Boston.
SAILED from Bay Point-Schrs Anna T Ebener
snringer Port Royal for Baltimore; Alma Cum
mnos Cummings. do for Boston.
U PHILADELPHIA Jan l5-Arrived, 6chr Jennie
lockwood. Poland, Fernapdina.
Delaware Breakwater, Jan 15-Arrived, schI
Edna & Emma, Richardson, Georgetown, s @.
Satlla River, Jan 12-Sailed, schrs G Hart
Mclean Brunswick.
l3th-Sailed from Bailey's Mills, bark Copse-
field IBrl Garston, BueDos Ayres.
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ITO COUNTY OFFICERS. Books and Blank
Il required by county officers for the use Of
the courts. or for Office use, supplied to order by
The MORNING NEWS PR1NE1RG H0UaKs }
Wlitakar gtxp9E. Haxannnh.
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EXPORTS

i. FER steamship VIM Lawrence for Baltimore
I b. es cotton, 80 bbls pitch, $50 bbls rosin
r. obs spirits turpentine, 1876 bbls rosin, 80
Hksils STOCK, Is bbs rice, 22pkgs hides, 4
tps ish cans shrimp, IS, 597 feet lumber, So
pOE lrult 1868 boxes fruit, n pkgs mdse.
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MONDAY. Jan IS, 1922.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

s..smship Tanahassee. AsEias' New York
a. An ..1in D n Miller, Billups, Baltimore
liFe !.banfTess. Rollent. New York, with oil
scr Ter Oh co, vessel TO JOS \ Roberts &
Co -s,.b p Seward, Travis, Wilmington, N
Sehr 7,ast 10 Georgia Lumbar Co
E. 10 uallaSt -s5sI Carroll, Cohen's Bluff and
sie33L-75i ,gS-W I Gibson. Manager;
w. ssnsr Bellevue: GaT Msnsser DfSn anu
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Notice to mariners pilot charts and all nau-
|tleal information will be furnished masters Of
vessels free of charge in United States Hy-
geographic Office in the Custom Honse. Cap
talns are requested to call at the Office
LIEUT. H SHERMAN,
In Charge photographic Station,
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Vineyard Haven, Jan 15-The captain of the
steam tug Ocean King, at this port reports
Nantucket south shore lightship this morning
|sncaoTed about three miles south by west from
|eoW and Pigs Ledge.
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SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

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nFPARTED YESTERDAY.
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MEMORANDA.

-.s,in VIM Lawrence. baltimore
stsanlsIiiipo carl Konow [Norl, Bluefields Mic.
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MILLINERY GOODS.
1892 PROSPECTUS FOR SPRING 1882.
KrOuSEOfS Mammoth Millinery House.

Is closing very successful Fall and Winter season,
and making unusual preparations for the grandest
surpass previous displays unsparing in our ex
pense to procure from European and home markets the
rarest novelties in the Millinery We will show pat
terms in Round Hats and BOnnets from the most cee-
brated artists in Paris and London and everything beautiful
in the Millinery line will be displayed Grand Millinery
Fair the opening of which will be announced at an early
date. Meanwhile entire stock of Winter Millinery is
offered at our usual closing out price. Our Ribbon sale
continued as heretofore
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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-07

,IeIhwhre elected Harrison delegates.
The Republicans of the 9Th district, 81
ArhlA, Ohio, on the 1854 ballot, nomi-
mated u. W. lincklett, # Cleofpont
comfy, Tor congressman. A. f. Earhar,
was nominated for presidential eiCc,or.
inc West Virginia delegates wera not
instructed. The four delegates at Iarre
are q. B. Hart, of the Wht cling Intel.
IIlgencer; ex'State Senator Thomas E.
DAVIS OF Grafton john Dewitt, OF Mer-
Ger county; John "A. Hutchinson, Of Park.
ershurt.
Wisconsin Republican state convention
selected the following electors: Martin
hohlhSon, q. f. Miller, f. W. Coon. II
IL. Hawks, sam1. W. Reese, j. f. Brush,
George Fitch, Y. l.. Gilbert, William
liatton, Edward II. Winchester, Clarke
jerome. Harrison was endorsed.
Idaho declares for Blaine. The follow
llh9 delegates we're selected: Willis
sweet, state senator; James NJ. Shoup.
w. II. Heyburn, Monte B. Gum, d. G,
ltock"ood On the silver question t. e
PIatiorm recites the evils attributed To
rremonetization and continuing SAYS
Inc Republican party is to-day confront |
I'll with the alternative Of restoring silver
o Tree and unlimited coinage or Of losing
ne resu is of protection. The anti-silver
'oiicy OF the government is lowering the
rice OF all products and wagea, and thev
must eventually be Involved in a disss-
'ons decIlhe Notwithstanding the proteC,
We system
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NJ INING MATTERS.

The Cerrillos Live Oaks mine shippe,
car load of ore last week for which S4(
per ton was refused OH the dump.
Highly satisfactory tales of Dolores ore
by st. Louis experts have been made and
extensive operations in that field will
be inaugurated.
=. W. A. Graves, OF the American Ore &
Machinery company, New York. is in
from Dolores to-day. He is putting Nm n
Narod mill at Dolores for the Santa Fs-St
Louis company.
In the injunction proceedings of the
Llncoln-Lucky company vs. Parnell mine
claimants, Judge Seeds to-day rendered a
decision dissolving the injunction.
Material is being delivered for hslf q
dozen extensive coal chutes at CerriIIos
aud arrangements are about comnIetod
lor working 1000 men IN the coal pits
about the Little Pttsburg. "
1t is said the Lincoln.Lnckv compsnv
has Jumped the Anaconda claim. and viii
contest in the courts its right, under The
apex theory, to follow the big silver. lead
vein under the Anaconda's surface ground
Internal wrangling over the manage.
nent OF the Cash Entry mines has been
n progress for several weeks, both here
md In London, and the wires have bean
iept hot with costly cablegrams. Asa
.esult capt. Richard Williams was yester.
'ay relieved as manager and Mr.. II, Crisn
'anderson, the companys metalureist is
in charge. It will all be sd. |
listed in time. W "''
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MenaEer MrLanghlin, of the San pedr,
copper wcrka, tells the Cerrillos Rnatie,
mat the cave in the copper mine ia in
every respect benefit instead OF the prea,
ulslster reported; that as oBstructi IN II
amounts TO comparatively nothing, while
the cave has made accessible at least a
mo i8and tons Of ore not before in sirht
Not 'h'S alone, bnt it will save A lorge
amount "i expenses which world have
oeeh necessary otherwise IN tnIberinp.
p. L. Sommers has Just effected
settlement OF all his litigation win tbe
Monero Coal d Coke company Of Nav
Mexico, by which the two orpanizations
restrict each other to respective fpld5 +,
means millions of d0llarsto both rorpgra.
IONS. President Thomas B. Cat,on If
,he Mnnero Coal & Coke company and |
PRESIDENT Sommera, OF the San Luis CI.I /.
company, met in Santa Fe recently snJ !
ADJUSTED their differences, and Mr. Som. |
m"rs Immediately formed tie San Tnis
G"ai " Coke company with the followIng
Denyer men + f. Sommers, president,
iran k II. DunIevy, cashier of tbe Com!
National bank, vice pyesident
ana Harlan p. Parmiee, secretary md
r,etasurer: The capital stock is 500 0Cn
III OF which has been paid in. The mines
u both companies are at Monero Rio
Arriba county. ''e'0' ''io
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New Guests nj the PEN.

John f. 2Gfns, Rio Arriba comfy.
efficient and courageous sheriff and
Deputy Vicente Archuleta, arrived last
evening from TERRA Amarillo with Ado-
laido Martinez, sentenced to seven ves,s
IN the territorial penitentiarv for murder
and lrndencio Trujllo, sentenced to nine
months in the same prison for horse
stealing The prisoners were turned over
last evening to Superintendent De Nipr
VINO VIII ta Ike care of them ia first-rlass
81! ne, see that no harm befalls them and
mat they are properly looked after at
all hours. Sheriff Burns will be- down
again from the country Of monntsin
scenery and trout fishing on the % h
instant, IN charge Of james A. spencer
now now in the Rio Arriba county iajl at
lleHa Amarillo for murder, IN Whose
case application for the granting nf n
writ Of habeas corpus has been made
HhIch will be heard and determined on
nat day before Judge Seeds.
Sheriff Burns reports matters in good
'hape in his county plenty of water in
he streams and more land than ever h..
ore under cultivation.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-07

HUTCHINSON, Kss., May THE Repub
lican state convention yesterday nomi
mated Ex-Governor Anthony congressman
at large and ex Senator ingalls, delegate
at large to Minneapolis. The selection of
the other members of the Minneapolis
delegation resulted in the election
OF c. G. James (coIored), Of
Lawrence; Calvin Hood, of Emporia
L. A. Bigger, of Hutchinson; Ed'
y. Ellis, OF Abilene, and A. H. Ellis,
OF Belolt. The electoral ticket was made
up as follows: William Hamilton, of
Topeka; Rudolph Hatfield, of Wichita,
ana D. W, Wier, of King City. Hamilton
is locomotive engineer. A resolution
was adopted instructing delegates not to
vote Tor any man for national committee
man who now holds federal position.
Peters WAS designated
o succeed Cy. Leland. against whom The
'esolutlon seemed to be aimed, as mem. |
Der OF the Republican national committee
leland lslnternal revenue collector. After
ndorslln1g the administration, the conven
ion adjourned.
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Purity Ofthe Ballot

CHICAGO, May IA call has been is-
sued for national convention to be held
at the Sherman house on Tuesday next
for the purpose of bringing into existence
the Federal Suffrage association. The oh.
ject OF this organization. it is given ont
IS to secure uniformity in the election Of
federal officers, definition of the word
republic as used in the constitution of
the United States, and more definite
guarantee OF the citizens right to vote
The organization, although different from
the Women's Suffrage association now
existing, will advocate the right of women
citizens to vote for federal officers under
the constitution, and will urge upon con-
gress the passage of an act providing for
the casting of ballots by women. MANY
Of the older workers in the Women's
Suffrage movement are interested in the
new organization. Among them are lisa.
bella Beecher Hooker, Abigail Scott.
Judge @. B. White, OF Illinois; Senator
Jastle, OF Illinois; Rev. Antoinette
Brown Willis and Rev. Walter Thomas
Hills
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 7.-The order ha.
Deen given by the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe road that it will make round
trip rate of $l2 from Chicago and St.
Lonis to Denver and return on the occa.
sion of the trienrial conclava of the
knights Templar next August, in conse
qnence OF similar rate having been
ohered by competing lines. 1t has also
decided to take the same action in regard
TO the Knights of Pythias encampment at
Kansas City. In the latter case a round
trip rate of $40 between Chicago and
Kansas City was agreed to, but the Achi-
son claims to have discovered that the
" abash has contracted to carry rart oftbe
fh nights from Toledo for So. so. or for
20 cents less than the Chicago rate.
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La Crime and R0yaI Euus

LONDON, May IA "blue book" has
been laid on the table of the house Of
commons which illustrates in marked
degree the old adage that it is an i'll wind
that blows nobody any good. ACCORDING
to the figures it contains the epidemic of
influenza with which the United Kingdom
Was afflicted last year has been turned to
good account, the probate duties on estates
lof tne past year having been $2,OOO,OO0,
over the receipts OF the former years. The
total receipts on this account have been
something like $30,0O0,OOO, one half of
which goes into the imperial excheQner
The royal family has, therefore, benefited
to very large degree by the unexampIed
mortality OF the past year. The report
just issued by Prof. W. H. Thresh,
medical officer OF the county of Essex
shows that the influenza epidemic in this
particular county killed no less than $40
people, and that 400 other deaths oc
cured in the district from its indirect in.
luence.
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August
Flower

For Dyspepsia.
A. Bellanger, Propr. Stove Foun
dry, Montagny,, Quebec, writes: 81
have used August Flower for Dys
pepsla. 1t gave me great relief.
recommend it to all Dyspeptics as q
very good remedy"
Ed. Bergeron, General Dealer,
Lauzon, Lewis, Quebec, writes: ii
have used August Flower with the
best possible results for Dyspepsia. /"
c. A. Darlington, Engineer and
General Smith, Sydney, Australia,
writes: August Flower has effected
a complete cure in my case. 1t act
ed like a miracle"
Geo. Gates, Corinth, Miss. writes:
l consider your August Flower the
best remedy in the world for Dys-
| was almost dead with
that disease, but used several bottles
OF August Flower, and now con-
slider myself we'll man. sincerely
recommend this medicine to suffer
ing humanity the world over" O
G. G. GREEN, Sole Manufacturer,
Woodbury., New Jersey, U. 5. A
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WORLDS FAIR WORK.
Library Table Designs-A Vote of
Thanks to Mrs, Seligman-
Friday Nights Enter,
tainment

On Fuesday, May 8, the special exhibj
committee held a meeting for the purpose
OF taking final action upon the dpsion,
submitted in response to the cl)l of tbe
tSoie committee. At a previous meeting
several pleasing designs for table ton
mad been examined, but the committee
could not agree upon base; hen"e the
several calls for designs.
Among the new designs, one of base
was easily decided upon, ton. already
general favorte, was selected aq heinz
best suited to this base. Both bosa md
top were designed hy Mr.. Wientge. In.
fortunately Mr.. Spi'z' beautiful design
boro his name, and hence did not enter
into the competition.
Among the designs submitted bv ladies'
was one for table top, by Mrs. Seligman
%nlch ", was greatly admired, and proved
lose competitor for final favor. To this |
lesign WAS awaded by unanimous vote. |
he first prize of 81 offered for designs
made by women. Mrs. SeIigman geuer.
'usly returned the prize money to the
reasury. The second prize of S. was
"arded to the Sisters of Loretto. Both
heir design and Mrs. Seigman's are 10
% exhibited in the women's buildino of
'hicago.
by unanimous vote the ladies of the
expressed their high apprecja
on OF Mrs. Seligman's indefatiguahle ef
'rts i'll behalf OF the table. In securing
onatlons, assisting at entertainments, I
10 IN every way possible she has pro. !
oted the interests of this enterprisp. i
hich looks to the two-fold good Of the ,
unity, first by showing the variety of its =
lneral wealth, second by forming the g
lcleus of public library fund. l.
O'her parts of the county are Joining q
nds with Santa Fe in this landabIe &
'rk. The ladies Of Cerrillos are prepar. +,
Tor an entertainment and from San a
dTo, Espanola aud Lamy, material aid a a
assured. -
OUR committee have arranged to give II
lance and supper at the capitol on Fri n n
evening of next week. There will he r
abundance Of refreshments and ampIe r,
IN for dancing. For this latter pnr. "
10 the entire space OF the lower CORR. "
8 Will be utilized, supper being served IN
swhere.
ne committee anticipate large meas sb
OF success, social and financial, as a th
llt OF the arrangements now in prog. fo
!.
he various committees will be an
need early next week. Y. X.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-07

WASHINGTON, May THE senate took
up the resolution heretofore offered by
Senator Jones, OF Arkansas, for payment
OF the Choctaw and Chickasaw nations for
their interests in the Cheyenne and Ara
pahoe reservations (about SO, 900 ,OOO), as
the unfinished business, and Senator
Dawes, chairman of the committee on In
dian affairs, addressed the senate in adj.
Vocscy of the resolution.
E1ioglstic addresses were made on the
late Senator Wilson, of Maryland.
The house discussed the river and har
Dor bill, but made little progress.