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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04

schools on account OF our neAruees 10
Mexico, claiming that our young men
might therefore be better qualified 10
transact business With our near neigh
bore. Pspers holdinR this view, are gen
orally those publinhed IN commuui,l
thoroughly mixed si,h spanish people,
and u is therefore quite eScusabls. The
spsn'ah language will be acquired by all
who dnd II TO their inieres, 10 a CONNER
o'sl seuss, even thoasb not taush, In our
public schools, aud II not taught II will
compel the Mexicans IA learn English,
and finally make an Eaglish speaking
country OF New Aexico. II is fully ~
seos,ble for the Mexican government Ia
ins'st upon Eneiish beiog taught tn the
schosb Of Mexico, a. Tor Spanish 10 be
Taught in the United States. IL any one
Wishes children 60 know Spanish, lot
them send them 20 .anish Sohools, bu,
do not let us "nnnla, k'sh any other
language than Ena'sh. One language
we'll taught is prefers able To n couple half
taught Eddy Current
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04
a NEw HtL.I..
The Railroad Empiey go New Liza.
biltty Measure

The Railroad EmpieJ ~-' New Liza.
b,i,'y Measure
By reference 10 the legislative pro
ceedinRs published on the second page
of 10 days CIIIZLN, u Will Ue seen tha;
the puDhsn.d tailrCad Inability measure
wins defeated The railroad employ ~
have form uiated u ConprOmise Liil divld.
my the rlsks, which Wili Ia offered thls
session ~ place of tue one defeated. The
biIl ~ to Oc offered ID published here III
tull!
Al act Tor the protection aud relief OF
taiitoad cmp.u!ss aud for other put.
ISIses.
lie II enacted by the Legislative Assem.
bl! Ot tue I-rrItury " New Mexico:
Section Every corpotatlou owning or
Operating taIISAy Gs common carrier
IA tue territory, shall hereafter be haUls
10 any ot lts agents ot empiuyrs (Ot hrs
or her legal Representatives, M hersiL
after provided ln SUN sufficient TO
| compeusate each agont or smpluys Tor
any INJURY ~ damage he or shs may
| sustain, NBIl. without fault On hIs or her
own part, ~ Cutlsel d.1cc or 10y reason uf
any utAmHuasr rtuent, CareIessue ~,
bes!ect, default or wrongful act VI any
other agent or -mp!uys, while Nil are ia
| the exercise of Their several duties or the
| incid-Uts the6cof, when such Occurrsace,
| damage or injury could have u, 81 avoid
| ed Oy the exercise GU the part of such
| corporation VI reasonable aud proper
| care auu diligsncs IN the selection of, and
retention IN lts service VI such other
| agents and employees, or could have beeu
| avoided ny not oserwurking, or permit.
ting, or requiring. or allowing sucn other
agent. or empioyeS to work au un usual
| or uuteasonauI. numt.r ut hours with.
out r"q u's, u rest: Pro, li.d, thai such .x.
| cus.s shall not s"aiI the corporation
wuen any ouch injury or damage results
from or through tue derailment VI any
car, locomotive, or train, ~ thu collision
of two different trains or section or parts
thereof, or of separate SECTIONS ot the
same tram, and any contract restricting
tue liaUilIt! created by this act, shall Os
deemed to Os contrary u the public
| policy OF this territory and therefore
| Soid.
Sec. .. IL shall not be deemed or con.
stru1d 10 be negligence on ths part of
any railroad corporation that sand EN-.
p,oye was injured when without other
fault on his or her part) while engaged
IN using OF operating any detective
| engine, cur, tool, shop machinery, or
other machinery, Implement or other
instrument or device, furuished by such
corporation for the IL. " such emplo,s:
Provided, that II shall be the duty % all
employees of railroad cutpuratlon u
promptly report all defects coming to
their knowledse in any such engine. car.
tool, shop machinery, or other ma.
/ ,ka l..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04
THE TREE ON rHs TOWER


r".sIty Ncr,isbl~ Nir rIan,.
Tho from, wall uf the First IrL
,'rsa.t-t church in ttira T., con.
strurtrd " sandstone ana rrrr,ur
limestone. and Na- bail, ahnu, forty
yrar- ngu A. the two nu,,l,. -, ,i..
facade 'hrr,. ai,. two Norman ,u,,,.,.
furty-hvr feet h.th. .-urmounirG h, IA,
usual nutrh-d hJft.,,u,,I. Ju., h,,
iuW these az" uluiu. isli rnrnirr. urn.
Irciing from ia. main vII nI,nu,
tWcu,N mrhr. in ihirkrr.s On IA.
Hat top ~ one ~, '4r-,. brd,,r. .rd
from iuint In 'l,. ,.ra.,r,, uu, mar.
than thrrr.imi,,h. 81 nm irrh uiI,
there. ms boon g,..,.,., L,, ,.,,,,I,.
thirty yrar. a ,nrII,,.,ir. 81, S.,,,,.I
.rnwun ,rrr." which j.. ,u, .i,,...n
frrt hiph urd ,I,,,,, .-,.,,., ,,..,ih,
feet Across the r>rnust,u ~ a.,
branches. Of which ,h.rc sr, .o
many and .u dcn.,, Inn, ,l,,., ,,aL,, ,h.,
tree upurar hru.h..ik. TLc ..b T..
perfectly hculth,. nuj far .,,,r.L
wears pn., has horn, Grams ~ sc.rI,',
berries. A. alr.udy stated tho ini,,
ON tn. l.dy, frnm which m, ,raa
grow. il not NOR, than ,hrr,.ou.r,.rs
Of MI inch in diameter. Th.rr 4. no
accumulation of matter an IN. I.d,o
10 form a soil or 10 retain nnv moi.,nrs
says the Country Ccr,I.,r.r
or cour.. IN, ,r., 4. ,n, ,.
onc ~ m, s.,n,. .,,, ,"'''n o. 'a' "'
IN. ..ma l.na,,, =, -, T " s''" ''S
an IN. grnnnJ ,n, ,.', :" A'I" 'o.'
doe. the nI,n, ,rov,i, n'', Nv.
d,y.mnr,ar.J nhTar Us, s o"' " ,m"' ma
csn,ciaIly dnrin, ,h. ,','u',''.' "'."'" '''''
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ahov. nc .,r.o, 10y ''.
oru,nbliny rnir nm, -" "n d., y" y
strn. cn,,,.a .,,.,h, '"'''
ioin,,d J,m.n.inn .,on. -, n''~,
tower vaIlp Th.n ~" a.. ,",' a,,a.,ia.'
mnv M ssk.d - ,ho ."I.n,to,I. u I""I,n '',,"',
dn ,h, r.dicI.. ., na, ,I.'', ~"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04
IL. r. FARR.
ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHER.
EXTRA FINE WORK OUR SPECIALITY.
iswest Gold Ave. Over Citizen Office, Albuquerque n NJ

place In Paris two weeks hsncs. The
csse Of the United Stasss and the British
government was submitted last Sep
tsmbsr according TO treaty tsrms. and
the counter essss should have been died
oy the end Of Novembss. by sn iaad.
vertence, however, the Busish govern.
msut failed In thls latter regard, asd
had not the presid.nt attended the
time for fling counter Gases until 10 day
the eutirs Behrips sea negotiation would
have been thrown overheard, The dan.
yer, however. n nov past. and the arb.
tratiou can proce ed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04

Chicago, Feb. 8.--AnothsF general Ad'
vance hes taken place in the retail prioss
OF many elassss OF provis'ons, and the
outlook 10 beginning 10 bs alarming for
the poor, especially In view OF the fact
chat the population OF the city 10 daily
increasing - . preliminary 70 the open.
ing Of the worlds fair Daring the pas,
week sess hsvs sold a high a. afty
osats pes dozen. while potatoes, cabbage
and other vegetables arc double ths pre-
vaaliag prios Of . year ago. Buttse
meat and other necessities Of the table
have also advanced In pnos, and taking
the whole run ot table necessities Q dol
lar will not purchase mach more shsu
half what u procured . year ago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04
Chrassian EsAeaxer.

New York, Feb. 3.-Ali over the Unit.
cd States the twelfth anniversary OF the
organization OF the society OF Christian
Endeavor was celebrated last night by
meetings Of prayer ani praiss, and 10 this
CITY the celebration will be continued 70.
night and Tomorrow pigbt, winding up
with special service on Sunday. The last
report received at the headquarters OF
the organization placed the total number
OF members 10 this country st one aud .
th .rd milliona
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04
HanEman' Day,

st. Louis, Feb. 3.-Th,s 70 the day cot
for the hanging OF Harry Duncan, who
killed Patrolman Charles Brady in Q So
loon on October Q, 1879. The murderer
has escaped the Rallows Tor two years,
aud will now have y new leass Of life, an
appeal IN HE behalf having been taken
10 this supreme court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04
a elua District

Chicago, Feb. 3.-Ths election CON.
mittse Of the state house OF reprsseo,s-
tivss appointed 70 investigate the oop-
tssts filed by Sol. Van Pragg, the no
torious democratic levy sa,oon keeper,
against W. II. B,sh, who defeated him
at the polls last November. assembled
this morning at the Palmer house. Hon
John O'Doors.i presided, having as col
leagues Representatives Watson, Snyder
and Springer. democrats; aud O'Connell
and Hastings, republicans. About City
o. the toughest specimeas o. the slum
had been subp~ued to give evidences in
behalf OF the contestant. Evidence will
be produced on the other side proving
that Van Prsgg's defeat vas due TO re'
vol: Of the reputable democratic elsmsnt
OF the district. II 10 said that this dis
trict 10 ,ts moral and sooisi surround
ings 10 without . single exception ths
toughest and mos. degraded 10 the entire
United States.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04

Montreal, Que Fsb. 3.-A unique SER
vics viii take place in many Of the old
Catholic churches OF this and other O.
madam cities 70 morrow. II 10 the Csle-
brasion OF St. Bsiss's day, service that
has been maintained smong many OF the
homan Catholics Tor centuries. The
tradition 10 that . young girl who was
choking 70 death on tish bone was mi.
raoulously saved by 81. Baiss S,noe that
time persons afflicted With throat trouble
have looked upon the saint - thsir
special patron, aud many cures have
bssa reported. Owing 70 the inolsmeet
weather Of the wiotsr, throat TROUBLES
are very prevalent, AID 9 large number
will eek relief on this anniversary.
Al the morning MAS candles vii be
blessed, and formed In cross. aud then
applied TO the throat Of the satisrsrs. q
special prayer being .. the sAme time
said for their recovery.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04
N rs. Csiies sp~ad.

The Daily Enterprise, Jan. ~ OF Tue
son, Arizona, says:
Mrs. NJ. Cullen, o native Of Ohio, died
." tsi. V'., 90 A.sNfAy. January nth, Si
cancer, aged ID years. Mrs. G.; llen wa
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
White, of Florsncs. Arizona, and piscs
OF Judge Chaflss silent, OF Los Angeles.
Besides her sornwing parents she leaves
. ahusband, brother and daughtsr--Mr
J.v. Paul--.o mourn her loss. The fun
eral toos plscs this morning st 8 o'clock
from the Catholic church.
The deceased vas the wife OF Matt.
Cullen, extra conductor and brakeman
on tho Atlantic 4 Pacific. and he reach.
cd Tucson in tine to reosivs the parting
words from his dying wifs. lie has re.
turned 10 his da,iss here and the condo.
lsnoe OF TnE ClrlzEs " extended 10 him
in his sad bereavement.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04
III. Ch.mpioa Piekposks..

The champion pickpocket lives In
England, He went through . church
fair with gratifying results-to him.
self snd left an empty purse belong
ing to some eIP" elso In tho pocket OF
the horrided blshOE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04
A usnarsd ail.. OF A,mo.ph.r..

Calculations, basca on the obsorva.
tlon Of tho rcfractIon Of light, have
caused IL 10 be supposed that the air
Incomes no rare st the height II Ibou,
siNty miles that the distance may H.
rrssrded ~ tho limit to i,s sensible
extent; but other calculations, mado
during the present century, Of tho
distance from IA" earth At which
meters Ignite, indicate that the at
mosphere extends 10 upward Of . hun.
drsd mIlos.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04

NJ, Deyaux has been making exper-
imcnts with the sense OF taste In ants,
In course Of which no found that
whil" fond Of sugar they dislike sac
charm, and even refuse sugar when
mixed with sacchArin.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04
Ti1e Rzpires.

wsshinston. Feb. 3.-1rhs sxtsssios
Of tims granted Tor the filing Of eeasssr
casss In ths Behnng sea arbitratloa form
ally expired today. and svssythiss 10
nov 10 Fsadipsss Tor the msstisg of the
tribunal Of srbi.rstion, which takss
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04

The tresses attached 10 tho heads
0f dolls are the hair Of tho Angors
goat Its product, which IL con-
srolled by an English syndicate, is
sAid " bs worth eA0. .000. .0O0 . year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04
Lllayesr laAs % saer.

Lift your hs, rovsrently when you pass
the tsschsr OF the primary school. She
Il 40 angel OF N. repablic. She takes
the bsntling fresh from the home nest
tuii Of pouts and pass.ons-sn unaovsrn,
able little wretch whoss own mothsl
honestly admits that she ssnds him 10
school 70 get rid ~ him. The lady who
knows her buslness takes a whole cart.
load OF thsss anarchists, one Of whom,
sipsls handed and alone, 10 more than q
match ivr ais parents, and at oeos puts
them IN q way Oi l~lnR useful And up.
right citizens. A. what sxpsnss of toll
patience and sou ssar.assal ,ssal Llit your
hat 10 her. Rural World.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04
Prstsy Hara.

In the matter Of picL.resque OK.
preston there Is noneLb excel u brig
Hibernan.
a Iudgewas questioning sn Irish
man, s.s an exchange,
''"He took you by tho throat and
choked you. did he" asked tho Judge.
"iio did. sor." said Pat. Sure.
sor, no squared mo throat iii I
thought he would mako oidar out VI
mo Albania apple"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04

Mr.. @. p. Davis, editor ot the Bloom.
ssld. love, Farmer. ssys: II can recon
" %sSd ChsmbsrlainS Cough Remedy %
All sutfsrers With colds asd cropp.
nav. ussd u In my family tor the pest
tvo ysars and have found 10 tbs bssl
80, ussd Tor the purposes for which u
1. ,atsudsd." 90 osgt bottiss for ala by
i. II. Barssss a Bon. Dsusgisas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04

Bsldnsss 10 often preceded or accom-
panied by grayr, of the hair. To pre-
vsn, both baldrSs and Ersynsss uss
Halls Hair RsDs Ssr. an honest rsmsdy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-04
nasw Bssekea

A singular accident sccurrsd. on the
ID. a n. q. road between Chsma and An.
toaito Taursasy afternoon, says the
New Msxioan. while rounding "Phan.
tom curve" near the famous Totlso
0osss. passenger train No. 8. was struck
by q snow slids. Tas bsunt Of the ava.
lanchs missed the engine. but II hit the
slsspsr and bssgsss car . broad-sids
that carried both from The track and
they rolled over and over down the canon
. distance q 2co fest Strange 70 re-
lsts nobody wss killed. though several
pssssness were more or lsss scratched
snd bruissd.
All ID. a r. q. trains In southsrn Colo
RADIO are tied up owing 10 the snow. II
bss bssn snowing up there Tor thrss
dsys, and no trains arc moving to-day
bsewssn Aismosa and sslida. Rotary
snow plows are ct work cleaning tbs
track.
Ths above remarkable accident calls
20 mind similar accident that occurred
ssar the same point In 1881, whsa train
wss hurlsd down an smbsnkmsnt by q
snow aide and eleven passsnssu xii led
The morning call., 1893-01-10
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIES.

The management of the Vandalia road
has decided to follow the example of the
Pennsylvania road and get rid Of all union
freight handlers.
fire at Centerville, Nova Scotia. yes
terday destroyed woodworking factory,
blacksmith works. shoe factory and num-
Der Of other buildings. Loss, $4,000. In
sured for half.
1t is rumored that the Queen of Holland.
aged - is affianced 10 the Crown Prince Of
Germany, aged 10, which will be the first
step toward the union Of those countries.
The six-st0ry building occupied by Doll &
Co. of New York, furniture dealers,
was burned yesterday; loss. $780,
000 The 800 people employed in
the structure escaped, though many lives
were in peril for time, as at the first alarm
there was q panic and The exits became
blocked.
The funeral of the late pugilist. Jack
Ashton. occurred at New York yesterday
morning. The services were simple. The
remains were deposited in a vault in Cal
vary Cemetery. Peter jackson and John
Sullivan sent letters of coincidence and floral
tributes
Reports received direct by the observatory
at Santiago, Chile, from both the northern
and southern provinces state the earthquake
Wednesday was of greater severity than
has bean felt in Chile for many years, al
thoughEttle damage was done.
The receivers of the Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad have obtained an attachment
Company OF Georgia for S1,219,40 for
money expended for thsnse Of defendant.
the Central Railroad, in paying its interest
and other ueDlg
The morning call., 1893-01-10
ONCE A SALESWOMAN.
Mrs. Evelyn l.. b. Mills Evans Ha.
Worked for a Living.

Something new regarding the past ex-
perience of the very erratic Mrs. Evelyn l..
B. Mills Evans, now in the Home for the
Care of the Inebriates awaiting develop
ments regarding her sanity, came to light
yesterday afternoon.
1t appears that the woman of many
names and weakness for free board was
engaged as a saleswoman in Market-street
store for period of about three weeks pre-
cediDg the holidays. During the term of
her employment there her tales Of offered
and rejected engagements as an opera
singer excited much comment around those
who worked with her. as they thought 1t
somewhat strange that one of her boosted
talents should prefer to work fourteen
hours day for six dollars a week rather
than earn the luxurious living she could
easily have done il what she said was true.
Those girls who knew her as a sales
woman take no stock in the theory Of her
ins anity
The morning call., 1893-01-10

lengths or LOG yards, for swimmers who
have never won a swimming-mateh long
plunge, twelve lengths or 800 yards, scratch
race, four lengths obstacle race, diving fer
silver pieces. fancy diving. fnli-dress race,
in which the competitors must don
"cotilion" suits. Entries for the events
enumerated must be by bona-iide ANA
tours.
The California Athletic met last evening
and investigated the charges OF taking"
that have been brought against Pepper in
his contest with Zelner, a few evenings ago.
As Pepper could not be found the lnvestiga-
ton was postponed until Friday
January "a was selected rs the date on
which the contest between Purtell and Bar
ron will be held.
preparatory to his exhibition contest with
Peter Jackson ON Tuesday evening next,
the nth inst. at the Wigwam. The benefit
is sure to attract large gathering Of spec
tators next week.
A large and enthusiastic gathering of
Irish athletes crowded the residence of
Thomas III. McGoVern last night for the pur-
pose of organizing branch OF the Califor-
MIA Gaelic Football Association, the new
club desiring TO be admitted as the Wolfe
Tone Rangers.
Many prominent local athletes were
present, as we'll as numerous eX-memberS
OF the crack football clubs Of the Green
Isle.
Ex-members of the "Laune Rangers"
Cork Nationals" "Clare's Dragons"
and "Cavan Slashers" are anxious TO try
conclusions with the athletic representa-
tiyes of the Emmets, Parnells, Sarsfelds
or General Sheridans.
The club decided to limit the membership.
The secretary was instructed to keep open
the clubs charter-rol for the convenience
of those wishing TO be enrolled at its next
meeting when il is expected to have about
fifty names submitted for members ship.
The clubs colors will be blue and white
jersey with white zouave caps aud tassels,
and white knickerbOckers and blue stock
ings.
The following were elected officers for
the ensuing term: James Dillon 0'Meara,
president; T. ii. McGovern, yice-president :;
T. j. Lynch, secretary and treasurer;
Richard Cunningham, sergeant-at-srms !;
executive committee-Henry Batter, Daniel
COrcOraD, James Proctor. ID. j. Golden, r.
Z. Broderick and Jeremiah Brooks.
Among those present were: James Dillon
OMeara, 7. j. Lynch, L. ii. McGoyern. r.
7. McGoyern. Henry Butler. Ignatins f.
McKenna, James Proctor, Richard Cunning
ham, ID. j. Golden. r. +, Broderick, Thomas
F. Began, j. p. McSweeuey. Richard
Brooks, jeremiah Brooks, j. j. 0'Connor
ID. Coreoran. George Finnerty, Jeremiah
Phel an.
The morning call., 1893-01-10
A beeulaay fact with refe,

A beealFav fact with refer
ence to DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery is, that,
unlike sarsaparillas and other
blood medicines, which are
said TO be good for the blood
in March, April and May, the
Discovery works equally
we'll all tie gear rouua, and
in all cases of blood-taints or
humors, no matter what their
name or nature.
It's the cheapest blood
purifier sold through drug
gists.
Why? Because it's sold
on a becnliar plan, and you
only pay for the good you
get.
Can you ask more?
Golden Medical Discov-
cry" is a concentrated vege-
table extract, put up in large
bottles; contains no alcohol
to inebriate, no syrup or
sugar to derange digestion;
is pleasant to the taste, and
equally good for adults or
children.
The Discovery" cures all
Skin, Scalp and Scrofulous
affections, as Eczema, letter,
Salt-rheum, Fever-sores, White
Swellings, Hip Joint disease
and kindred ailments.
% 2y eod IN
The morning call., 1893-01-10
Woman-Iiaters Lost to Fiction.


The woman-hater is dead. He lives now
only between the covers of old musty novels
exposed for sale at the modest sum of
10 cents upon the counters of the
secondhand book shops. He has gone
TO revive, doubtless, in the change
of time, because all fashions come
again; but now he is at rest. and his place Is
taken by the more wholesome if less pietur-
esque figure of the earnest young preacher,
heart hand and soul for the conversion of The
errng. who has no eyes for worldly matters
until by chance his attention is arrested by
the bewitching and unconventional heroine,
who, though at first tight-hearted, flippant
and mundane, sets her cap at the earnest
young striyer just for want0n sport, but
ends by being stirred and then wholly won
BY the majestic nobility Of the earnest striy-
ef s beautiful and far-away nature. He, on
his side, after narrowing mental struggles.
condescends In the last chapter to admit the
soothing influence of good woman's love-
Either the modern hero of fiction Is such a
one, or he is brisk. hustling. practical man
Of affairs, fertile in expedents, quick to
grasp situation, quick to act. active and
aggressive.
The morning call., 1893-01-10

four ounces of each sample are put in one
of the other bottles, 100-grain measures OF
the logwood liquor being added to each and
the colors compared. The phial with the
distilled water will be of clear, reddish
amber color; the others will depart more
or less from this standard, according to
the nature and the quantity Of both their inn
purities-as, if soluble chloride, murlate,
is present, the color produced will be
yellower than in case of distilled water:
Sulphate Of lime and alkaline sulphates. II
present. give yellowish olive tint; alkalies,
whether caustic or carbonate, produce
brownish red alum, suphate Of alumlna.
etc.. kind of plain color free acids yield
a cherry red; while the salts OF iron and
the chromates give a brownish black.
The morning call., 1893-01-10
Water for Dyeing Purposes.
New York Sun.

The following simple process Is said to
prove peculiarly suitable for determining
the adaptation OF water for dyeing pur-
poses: A standard color solution Is made
by digesting distilled water for twenty
four hours upon large excess of ground
logweod In a stoppered bottle; the clear
this time, and preserved for use In stop
pered bottle. II 1t is desired to examine a
number OK samples OF water, a set of clear,
white phials are employed, holding about five
ounces each. In one of these are put four
ounces OF distilled water and one hundred