Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-07-30

| HHHiSi' - "i' 1teeCoCtJ IueDlO, are
registered at the Claire.
The lightning is said to have struck the
rods of the Presbyterian manse yesterday
afternoon, and passed to the ground,
doing no injury, leaving no visible scar.
AT the Exchange: H. F. Parker and
family, San Pedro; Mrs. r. f. Hayes,
Las Vegas; Upton Hayes, Las Vegas !;
Miss Hayes, Kansas City; NJ. Bornean,
Prescott, A. T.
Several expert pressed brick max ers,
lately employed at Golden, Colo, are
now hossing the job at Donoghue's yards
and they are turning out high class
article in the brick line.
Jupiter Pluyius sprnkled the streets OF
this city yesterday in good style. But,
nevertheless, the city council should look
after the streets. The streets are not
clean, and hence should be cleaned and
kept clean and sprinkled.
The recent showers OF rain have so
moistened the earth that the grass is
growing with rapidity, and the best
grass crop Santa Fe county has had in
five years is now assured beyond all
doubt.
Modern dwellings continue to be the
demand Of the times in Santa Fe. Sew
eral strangers who have been captured by
this incompatible climate are looking at
property with view to investing and
supplying this long felt want.
Services in The Methodist Episcopal
church tomorrow July 81, as follows
Sabbath school at 10 q. IN. +; preaching by
/ pastor at IL q. M, and s p. IN. Visitors
and travellers are welcome to all the SER
vices. Seats free.
The body Of an unknown man, a native
OF New Mexico, was found in the noun
tains come three miles from Tesuoue
yesterday. The precinct justice held an
inquest over the body but nothing deve-
loped leading to the identity Of the dead
man. lie was given decent burial by the
jnstlce of the peace
Visitors at Colds museum: l.. Randall,
Detroit, Mich, Miss Mayme Hays, Kan
sas City, Mo. Mrs. r. ?. Hays and son,
Las Vegas, N. NJ. DR.. Charles Rice,
Smithland, la. o. L. Miller, Mrs. o. L.
Miller, Edna Miller, Florence Miller,
Kansas City. Mo. Jno. Hudson, Am
ME Delro, James Dero, New York city
Andrew Jones, Philadelphia, Pa.
All kinds OF blank books, lelgers. jour
mails, cash books, etc, for banks, business
1 houses and individuals made at the New
MEXICAN printing Office in tirst-class and
durable style, and wa ranted to be as gond
as any book made anywhere in this
country. Rates very reasonable. Bring
your blank book and bindery work to the
New MEXICAN Printing company's bind
cry.
Church OF the Holy Faith, July 81,
seventh Sunday after Trinity: Celebra-
ton of the holy communion at 7 80 a.
III. Sunday school at 10 a. M. morning
service at II o'clock; evening service at
p. m. This church is open to all, and
special attention is extended to visitors
and strangers in the city to attend the
services.
At the Presbyterian church on July 81,
Sunday school at 9:45, a. m. morning
service. with the communion at II
O'Clock evening service, with sermon by
Rev. Daniel Dorchester, D. D., at 8
O'Clock; meeting of the Young Peoples
Society of Christian Eudeavor at 4 D. m.
All who do not regularly worship else.
where in Santa Fe are cordially invited to
all the services of this church.
Last year Santa Fe shipped out some
thing like $4,000 worth OF fruit. At the
rate shipments are now going out, despite
the exorbitant express rates, the $780,
900 mark will be easily passed. At pres
ent currants, cherries, peaches, apricots
and raspberries are the fruits most in
demand. When the waters Of the Rio
Santa Fe are stored the fruit growing
industry alone will sustain large city
here.
"The OCCASIONAL" a journal on insur-
ance, issued by The Phoenix company, in
Cincinnati, and represented here by J.
W. Scho6eld & Co., contains in it's Au.
gust number supplement showing
views of New Mexico's capitol before and
after the fire, and also view of the adobe
palace, with enough of the plaza foliage
to give it color. The illustrations are re.
markably well executed, being of the
"half-tone" process, and look more like
steel engravings than ordinary cuts.
At its meeting on Monday next the
city council should inquire as to why
Palace avenue and San Francisco street
are in such nnsightly condition. Rocks
and tin cans abound, and ruts and ugly
holes make these thoroughtares anything
but pleasant to drive over. 1t isa wonder
that the city hankmen do not revolt and |
refuse to pay license when they are COM
PEELED to listen to the profanity of their
patrons while riding over such thorough
fares.
A call was issued to-day for regular
meeting of the Athletic club on Tuesday
next at s O'Clock. The advisability OF
dissolving the club will then be consid-
cred, and it is necessary that every men,
Der be in attendance. This organization
seems to be suffering from a sort of mid
summer ennui it was very srccessfuIlv