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Passaic City record., 1893-09-09
Amusements and Manners in China.

Amusements and Manners in China.
The Woodworking inhabitants of the
Celestial Empire, as the Chinese please
to name their immense territory, are
not unlike other nations in their love
of amusements.
The Full-moon Festival makes every
city in China bright and joyous. The
moon-cakes are for sale everywhere; /;
innumerable lamps shine from streets
and gardens and rivers; singing girls
go about the streets, and story tellers
gather crowds around them to listen to
their interesting tales of dead empe-
rors and heroes; Punch and Judy meet
you at every street corner, and aero
bats and gymnasts perform to admir-
ing beholders.
But the grand festival held on the
fifth day of the fifth moon-the Drag
on Boat Festivals the great gala day
VI Ollud, 1OI tl0 ItdSOa bll1U OlIO I'll uS3
on is pre-eminently the Chinese SYM
boil. It is embalmed in everything
which belongs to the nation. Its lit
erature, its art, its classics, painting
and porcelain are full of it, and archi-
lecture presents it everywhere. They
have volumes full of stories relating to
this wonderful creature. It is the i'm
perial emblem of China, SO that the
Emperor's person is always spoken of
as the Dragons person." his throne
is the Dragons seat;;" his bed is the
Dragons bed;" his countenance, the
Dragons face;" his eye, the drag
on's eye;" and when he is dead they
say he has assembled upon the Dragon
to be guest on high, and even his
tomb is called the dragons tablet.
We need not be surprised when we see
this Dragon in every size and position
upon the beautiful pottery and expens-
i've porcelain and various tableware and
mantel ornaments which come from
Canton. Il Harper's Young People.
Passaic City record., 1893-09-09
FASHION NOTES.

This will be one of the most impor-
tant seasons for lace.
Each week brings out new styles in
silver and enamel sleeve buttons.
A silver ball, which opens, is silk
lined and holds a spool of knitting
silk.
Diamond ivy leaves and pearl ber-
ries form long sprays for the front of
an evening gown.
Goods that are finely repped from
selvage to selvage, both in wool and
mixed silk and wool fabrics, are very
popular.
A new idea for hand mirror on the
dressing table is in the shape of q
lizard, the handle in the shape of
twisted tail.
Squat fagons of cameo glass, with
gold or silver tops for choice extracts,
and tall bottles are used for holding
toilet water.
Rival factions in Paris are contend
ing for the supremacy of flowers or
ribbons as millinery trimming, with
odds for the flowers.
Bodices of undulated gauze, closely
w u oro1 ~ ~ x,o,,1~ or1 c11,,voJ ~
puff over the top of the wide draped
belt, are new Partisan fancy.
A novelty in sleeves has been
brought out by Felix and is composed
of the entire sleeve made of frills of
three inch lace from the shoulders to
the elbows.
Sandalwood trays for ribbons and
laces are again fashionable. These
scented receptacles impart touch OF
delightful fragrance to any article with
which they come in contact.
Among the newest things in milli-
merry are hats and bonncts of rather
coarse yellowish- brown straw, called
sunburn braids. Particularly chic arc
these straws, trimmed with coarse
meshed ecru lace. with just touch of
color, as pink rose with its buds
Little capes barely reaching beyond
the shoulders are made Of coarse net
and covered with frills bordered with
narrow white lace. Full ruches OF
black silk muslin or net edged on both
sides with the lace and tied with rib
bon in front are worn without o cape.
A pretty accessory to Q gown, and
one which makes au old waist look like
new, consists of q ilounce of lace fall
ing from tho heck band IN straight
folds nearly to tho waist in front, form
| ing epaulets on the shoulders, and a
collar in the back, and all in one
| piecc.
Passaic City record., 1893-09-09
Beautiful Thorghts.

A poet prayed for beautiful thought,
Which he might make the theme
OF song, as sweet to the ear it caught
As wood-bird's music, nature-taught,
or the laugh from a baby's dream.
To pray is good; to do, is best
Make, though thy voice be dumb,
A pure heart home within thy breast,
Where they, as sacred things, may rest,
And beautiful thoughts will come.
adele r. Ingersoll, in Youths Companion.
Passaic City record., 1893-09-09
His Last Application.

Housekeeper Here is telegram |;
your nephew is dead. Property Own
er with growI) Humph! Now. /
guess he wants money to bury himself
with
Passaic City record., 1893-09-09
Loss OF APPETITE,
SICK HEADACHE.
INDIGESTION,
BILIOUSNESS,
CONSTIPATION,
DYSPEPSIA.

~ Observe the following symptoms foIIowfnG
from diseasesof the digestive organs: Constipation
inward piles fulhness Of the blood in the head, acidiy
Of tho stomach nausea heartburn disgust Of food,
fuliness OF weight In the stomach, eructations
sinking or dutterfng Of the heart, choking q
suffocating sensation when in lying posture, dim
ness Of vision, dots webs before the sight. fever
and dull pain In the head, deficiency OF perpiraton,
yellowness of the skin and eyes, pain In the side,
chest, limbs and sudden fushes Of heat, burning n
the flesh.
A few doses OF RAILWAYS PILLS will free ths
system OF all the above-named disorders.
Price, x5c. Box. Sold by Drugaists.
Send to DIR. RADWAY & CO, No. SO Warren StreeA
New York, for Book of Advice
Passaic City record., 1893-09-09

and me were Jealous bout Mandy.
how I'd asked her to go to gathering
with me, and she'd gone with Jase.
cit warn't SO, knowed it, but it
wouldn't do no good for me to say it
warn't. Mandy and me understood
one another, though there warn't
much betwixt us then. I s'pose she
might have told me what she knowed
about it on the stand, but I wasn't
going to have her mixed up in the
thing. lowed they couldn't convict
me because what I said was true.
'The jury fetched in verdict of
murder in the second degree, and ac-
cordin' to law that meant for life.
s'They carried Mandy out of the
court room. Seems as though she
thought it was her fault some way or
mother. Mandy's been tryin' to get
me out ever since. She said if ii
hadn't been for her they couldn't "a
shown no motive and couldn't a. sent
me for life. ! don't see what good that
a. done when they was all a'gin me. +"
made note Of Mandy. She was
good material from reportorial stand
point. When I went out I asked the
warden who Mandy was. $50 you've
Passaic City record., 1893-09-09

A0E ~ To $3.50 can be made monthly
A Kill working for B. r. Johnson& Co,
Passaic City record., 1893-09-09

This will be one of the most impor-
tant seasons for lace.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-06

happy pair, and making them nnd their
friends fe-l joyous over The even, ny rcn
deripR mos, appropriate music. Mr..
Michelbsch 10 % German extraction, 10
the artistic carver q, the Ban joss meat
market, and, bong Of liberal MUD. hes
woe popularity among all classes. Miss
Golfers, the bride, 10 . prepossess,ng
young lady, pleasant disposition. ADD
came west with W. W. Mcclellan last
November from Mt. Vernon, n. Y. They
we're the recipients Of humber Of very
nice presents. Mr.. aud Mrs. Michelbach
have gone to housekeeping in one of the
Palmer cottages on north First street.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-06
JUST Yaom SAN rEDRo.
what an Aibaaueraae nas rhiahs Of
the Gasp.

John l.. Andrews, vic. president and
treasurer ~ the Silver BELT Mining com.
pany, which property sdioins the famous
Anaconda mine nj San Pedro, has juet
returned from = visit Ia the camp, where
he has been on business connected with
hls own company, they having lr, the
contract To Mr.. Lane OF White Oaks
twh, IL nov ut work. To drill several
prospect holes on .helr property 90 M TO
locate the place where the Lincoln.
Lucky and Anaconda ore chute crU~ses
the property. Al soon ~ this IL accom-
pllphed they will sink a shaft 10 mineral.
With n directory CON posed % energetic
business men with push, the Silver Belt
Mining company will, IN the near future,
be ranked among the great mineral pro
ducers. lie reports the camp rather
quiet, although no qui-ter than II has
been Tor the past slI months, but Gays
every body up there 10 looking forward 20
better times now that the Copper com.
pany are shout 10 start up. Mr.. ADa
drsWs states that the Anaconda mine
has settled down 10 business IN the
shape 10 removing the debris and re-.
opening their drift, which SaS destroyed
by the Lnooln Lucky company, and
now that Mr.. Hendry has sent Tor ma.
chiDery To commence operations Ia Gar
nest, the whole camp feel jubilant. Mr.
liendry IL strictly San Pedro man and
will be II benefit TO tie camp. The pros
p.ctors u San Pedro have warm feel
ing Tor Mr., liendry and Others Tor the
stubborn fight they have made agai nst
the Lincoln Lucky company and the
Canon del Aqua afsnt Now that the
claim Jumpers have Lost their grip IN the
camp and the grant thing ~ the past
they feel safe in developing their pro.
perties, and Mr. Andrews predicts proc
porous nmss IN San Pedro in the near
future.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-06
They are W arriea .

Last evening. at 8 o'clock, the marriage
ri Tonsy Michelbaoh and Mise Maggie
Costsrs occurred on north First street,
the cer"mony being performed by Justice
Burke in the presence OF a few intimate
friends. After the marriage, the happy
couple repaired 20 the Turner'S hall,
where they received the congratulations
OF numerous friends, and where dancing
and sandwich eating were INDUCED 10
until nearly o'clock this morning. The
music for the occasion was supplied by
tho Mexican orchestra. and a. the Grow a
was lively one the music was hkswiss
lively. just before the grand march took
place the Albuquerque silver corpst band
put In ~ appearance. ssrsnAdipg the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-06

The Navajo Indian vino murdered
Trader Welsh, on the San Juan river,
has made the folio wing confession:
"Welsh had been my enemy for q long
time; We quasreled because owed him
money, every time went 70 his store.
We quarreled when ! wac there at the
killing. We qusrreled about the money
] had borrowed money from HIN. l
gave him my horse az security, but he
lat me use II. ! had paid him all but
% cents, and whom ! was there at the
time OF the killing We qusrreled becsuss
] did not have the 90 csnts. ! was not
drunk. He picked up a shovel and
threatened mo. went out and he fol.
lowed ms with the shovel, lie was 20.
ing TO hit me when ] shot him. I know
nothing about robbing the store"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-06
MlLEs MURDss TRIAL.
~ was One or the Nest My.tcrtors ;,
the Mtstery OF CALIFORNIA;.

~ was one or the Nest My.terie.s is
the Histery OF Caiifernia.
A late issus Of the Los Angeles Tmss
speaks M follows OF the trial of 0so. II
Miles, former proprietor OF this city
The trial OF the case against 0eorgs|
II. Miles, charged with the murder d
his friend, q. W. Miller. 90 the night d
Saturday, May 10. 1851, will be oommens|
cd today before Judge Smith, in depart
ment one OF the superior court,
In view Of the mystery which sud
rounded the affair at the time OF MillsrS
death, the case should be an unusually|
interesting one. Miller, who was . retf|
cd caterer OF kansas City, and compare
:ively we'll TODD. purchased the Carle,os|
saloon on South Spring street, in ths|
city, and investing M,les with halt is-|
tersst therein, placed him in charge d
the premises. On the day Of his dealt
Miller went on drunken debauch, aa{
wound up, as he not infrequently did, b!
going into one Of the four small rood
in the rear OF the saloon and billiard ha
for the purpose Of sleeping of the effsc,(
Of the liquor be bad inhibited. Nothis(
more was thought Of him until closipd
time, midnight, whom Miles sent the ID
who had charge OF the billiard tables
awaken his partner. To his horror, thd
boy found that Miller was dead, and III
ter informing Miles, he rushed over I
the police station and notified the I'd
thoritles OF his swful discovery.
Upon Investigation 1t WIS found tbs
Miller had been dead for some hour
and that the causes OF his death we'd
two terrible wounds evidently infiicts
with q hammer or Toe pick just behIn
the left ear while the deceased wa
asleop. As the place was full OF strsbs
ere, aud patrons were coming and go,s
from the saloon at all times durine-the
evening, IL vas q difficult matter for u
police TO obtain clew ss 10 the murds
or. In searching the premises, howevs
. bloodstained hammer was disoovers
hidden away, the head Of which exactl
fitted into the depressions made updI
the skull OF deceased. and upon I'll
slender thread Of evidence the case vi
worked up.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-06
krom the DAilI. MAIL
Master MsohAp,c Eugl,sh and q.

Master Mechanic English and q. L.
Crazy are laid up with Ia grippe.
Alphonse spsrry has returned from
Needles, Caht., where he was employed
IN the A. 4 r. machine shops for the
past year.
Mrs. Brockmeler and Mira Irvine lsf,
on this mornings train for San Diego,
Cal, where they will remain several
weeks, visiting with relatives.
hiss Nancy Slater left this morning for
her home In Prescott. Arizona Miss
Slassr has made many warm fnsnds 10
Albuquerque during bss stay here
Edward Rosen valid received . tel
gram this aftsrnoon announcing the
safe arrival Of Aaron Rossnwald and
family. on thsir way home from Ger.
many.
P.J. brennan Of Flagstaff aud family
arrived from the wet last night The
gsntlsnAn 10 on HE way to the Worlds
Fair sad " one Of the most proniasnt
sitissns OF Flagstaff, Ariz. He called
thss morning Of the Commercial slsb
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-06


and vos shown through the building by
capt. ucnpershes,s, the secretsv OF the
elun.
Mrs. John LATHE. Who has been In the
city Tor the past seven months, Tor the
beoedt Of her health, and hes srestiy
improved, l.ft this morning Tor her home
In Indianapolis, Indiana.
The city 10 Increasing 10 population.
A. Gray, the carpenter, reports line boy
at his home. and j. Tborp, employed .,
the Atlantic a Pacific shops, 10 rejoicing
over the birth Of daughter.
Yesterday afternoon the jury In the
case Of Daniel Phillips W. the Electric
Lisht company, returned q verde, Tor
$500 damages 10 plaintiffs favor. The
defendant moved for Q new trial.
Mrs. M. J. Archer arrived IN the city
last night, after . soj ,urn Of u month At
the Las Vegas hot springs. Mrs, Arch.
or residee ID San Diego, and after a
pleasant visit OF several days here will
resume her journey home.
The white Esauimsux dog which has
been . fsverits in the family Of Thos
iiamill for the past ten years, died this
morning ct 3 O'Clock. When Mrs.. Ham.
III looked at her canine friend the throes
Of death ltd settled the fate Of his dog
ship.
The New Mexican says: The Tao,
county bark, located at Taoe, Juan San
t'stevan president. has made application
Tor $1,000 territorial funds, Tor which II
will pay per csnt per annum. The ap
plicatiou will 10 granted by Treasured
Palen. ~ SION ~ the necessary bonds
are furnished aud approved.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-06
A Pi~aaaut Party.

The residences OF Mr.. A. j. p. Moo
wac the scene OF q very pleasant cas-
party Last evening, the occasion bsis(
the anniversary % Mr.. Moors's birthds(
hrA Moore had planned Q dslishttt
surprise for him, whicL Was succsssiult
carried out, he knowing nothing Of II
details tall the gentlemen walked 10,
being entirely a stag party. The COO
pany were beautifully entertained I
Mrs. Moore, the party breaking q
about midnight. After the repast, Mn
Moore furnished some very delightful
music, having beeu Tor some years q ssI
aired singer In one OF our leading ess(
oru oitiss. We wish MIR. Moore mar
happy returns OF the day, with the bod
that he may remain with US, and eujql
health and prosperity.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-06

10 getting along fairly well considering
the nature Of the cut. but still, he 10 lot
yet out Of danger.
A. l.. Vac Antwerp, the assistant live
stock agent st the depot Who hes beeq
b. Topeka, Kansas, on business copl
nected with bis department, returned
home last night During HIS sbssnos
James David bad charge OF the ofiloe al
the depot. aud he left THE morning fot
his home at Las Cruces.
Fred. N. Smith, . particular friend Of
G. Q. Hall, 10 here from Deming. M,
Smith vas In the grocery business Al
DEM q. but recently sold out. lie 10 On
route to Trinidad and Durango. COL, on
the lookout for business location. The
gentleman visited Albuquerque sbou,
two years ago, and nov observes many
substantial improvements since thu,
time.
VIM. Burns. OF Kingston, N. N, came
up from the south last night and 10 q,
the European. Mr.. Burns 10 working
hard 70 have q. NJ. Shannon, ot Clifton
Arizona, appointed internal revenue col
lsctor t,r this distr,c', and II looks yer,
much like bs vii, zee bic efforts crownec
with o. ,cess. II Ia learned that shoult
Mr.. Shannon be appointed that Mr.
Burns will he the deputy collector, with
sadquartsrs at this city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-06
ux.r ysun xEaa q nos.
rs,. ,uy will v,.,, ss,ver c,,y su,y
feurah.


W. I. McCreight, Chief Fire Depart.
meut. Dear Sir;
We understand that you have In view
big celebration In Albuquerque on the
lth Of July. We admire your patriotism,
becauss II 10 right; we also appreciate
your energetic disposition, jet We would
ask you this year ~ lend your aid 10 fsv.
or Of the South west Silver CITY conven-
lion TO be held 10 Silver CITY ON the 4th
and 9th Of July.
Albuquerque has many friends In
southern New Mexico, and loyal once In
Grant county; men who have been true
10 US vhen friends were needed The
Silver City people help every year 10
make our territorial fair q success, and
two years ago the county commissioners
sppro 3riatsd t5OO, which enabled the
county 70 send us n oar load exhibit with
Judge Bennett In charge. We are 10
have the silver convention 10 Albuquer
que during fair week, aud we shall hops
70 have every mirsr IN New Mexico
present I, 10 tn. intention 70 run an
excursion to Silver C,ty, leaving hers on
the Sd. We expect to have low rates OF
Tered AID hope TO take along the lire
companies aud our cornet band.
We believe the people Of Albuquesq7e
will help Ne make the Southwest Silver
con ventiou q big suocess, and we would
ask you TO he one Of us this year 10 work
Tor our friends in Silver City, and with
his end ~ view we believe II would bs
wise to hold no celebration here.
Respectfully,
Z. &. HALL, y h'm'n,
NJ. y. OrERo,
j. +. SAINT,
q. l.. BRooKs,
CHAs. 4. HuSr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-06
sudden Deathi
That startling Asws neaaias.

The public 70 beooming accustomed 90
the shove heading, but nevertheless II
always conveys . shock. Sudden death
in vast majority OF oases results from
heart d,Aesss. manifested by any one or
several OF the following symptoms:
short breath. paipitation, irregular
pulse, WIND IN the stomach, pain 10 aide.
shoulder or arm, under left shoulder
blade, between shoulders or IN boweis
irregular or intermittent pulse, Cypress.
cd feeling In chest, choking sensation,
weak Or hungry spslls. difticult breath.
ing, sxellng OF feat or ankles, dropay.
DR.. Miles New Heart Cure speedily
remedies oil these. Sold by T. II. Bur.
gess q Son on guarantee, who will.givs
you his elegant book. free.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-06
Victory.
Ths Greatest the World Mas KAsws.

To many q man, stricken On tho Rsl
OF battle. the cry Of victory has falls
gratefully; but even more grateful 10 Z
individual 10 . realizing esnse that d
the use Of DR.. Miles Restorative Ne
vine he has sohisvsd Q victory over ssl
nervous sfiiietioa, such a. prossrstios
sick headache, poor memory, dixxinsaf
sleeplessness. psursigis, oony lsios}|
spinal irritability, 81. Vitus dance, ed
Testimonials OF thousands OF suoh curs|
are 10 possession OF the Dr.. Miles Med
cal 20, Elkhart, Ind. Restorative Nd
vine 70 sold by T. II. Burgess a Son. N
popular druggists, on q guarentss. A
Tor q book, free.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-06
q SITTING sEADy.
mer~es at the Fair areuass all s1ssk-
Tag finelY.

meFses NJ the Fair areunaa all h<oek-
lag kineiy.
Eli Almont, the beautiful sorrel, 10
working timely, and showing good speed.
lie has = record Of 2:32,f, and Billy
rrimble. who 10 training him, expects TO
lower the mark.
Leroy. the gallant black trotter. 10 IN
the string OF q. A. Emery. Leroy has
tro,ted III 2:2ia,, aud Mr.. Emery states
that he can do Il again.
Gray Frank 10 PAGER with . record VI
2l2iS. lie 10 IN aged animal, not 80
fast as few years ago, but Driver Trim.
bic expects to make him 20 fact enough
90 beat the best OF them Ut the spring
meeting.
May Queen, the favorite trottsr among
Albuquerqueans, 10 doing her practice
work finely, She has trotted the whole
mile in 2:3oai, and 10 iiabie 70 60 several
seconds better at the spring races.
Belle Henderson 10 Q 2;5O horse, but
Col. Ben. Stafford and Jim Feensy OF.
poet to make her show q $40 or better
speed.
MISS Ruby vii again appear In public.
She lie being trained and her work 10
proving satisfactory. She has trotted
the mile in 2:39 aud can no doubt clip of
several seconds.
Chevslier Ia q good trotter, honest IN
his work, aud Mr.. Emery believes that
he will win some good purses this spring.
lie has y record Of 2:39s.
Derrinaer 10 being worked every morn
ing aud the noble animal 10 showing ex-
ira speed under careful management.
lie is expected to beat $40.
Bsby 10 the name Of PAGER, aud while
he has no record IL 10 thought by Mr..
Emery that he can go the mile In 2:8O.
Patchen anu Startls are green trottsrs,
but show good speed, especially the
former.
The runners are Silent King, Duffy,
Black Hawk and Big Casino. The 'sst.
uamed horse belongs 70 Hubbs Leeds,
and is long distance runner, from q
mile up to three miles. Mr.. Emery ia
training him, and he proposes TO beat oil
Corners with Big Casino at the sprins
and fall races.
The track 10 IN fins condition, and Il ID
the opinion Of horsemen that some extra
good races will occur at the spring meet.
ing.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-06
Geae 60 ssia Home.

The remains " Gen. W. Evans laid
In state At Mr., Montfort's undertaking
rooms yesterday afternoon where they
we're viewed by his relatives and friends
At o o'clock p. m. his wife and children
aud her aged father aud the parents Of
the deceased and q number OF friends
were assembled. when the members OF
the knights OF Pythias lodge came and
held the service OF the last sad rites Of
their order over the osskst. The scene
and the services were very impressive
and after their close g procession was
formed and the remains we're escorted TO
the train that was 10 bear them ON their
cad homeward journey. Before leaving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans expressed them.
selves in the strongest terms Of thank
'ulnees To the many friends who have
shown kindness and helpful assistr nee
TO them aud their son and his family
during their residence here: to MIR. and
Mrs. Thos. Usher wood, Peter Isherwood.
and 10 oil Others, and especially request.
sd that II may be made known IN a pub.
lie manner through the press. They all
left on the evening tram for their home
at winona, MINI.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-05-06
The Dishsp In AriHsaa.

Archbishop J. u. Salpointe, OF Santa
Fe, accompanied by Father Stephen, OF
Washington. arrived In the city on Mon.
day nights train aud left last night for
California The archbishop is well
known for his good work in church e.
adjustment In Arizona, he having come
here in 1866, Father Steven lie one Of
the BEST workers among indians in the
United states. He goes to California TO
look after iodisn schools there. No
man 10 better known In Indian mission
AIRY work and none has done more for
the enlightenment OF the Indian Tue
son Star.