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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14
rg MErGoRlc SHOWERS.
Tho, Arc Of Ir'qu-nt Occurrence, bu,
IhsN - KirrlV Nntir"d,


Ih~N - K,r-lV Noti~"d,
Any cicnr night n the watcher has
pRtcnc, b" may SEQ one or more
shooting stars or mcteors these
are no, stars at AL but often are
more brilliant than any star because
they are 20 near To- us that their iric
tun agHinAt the earth : atmosphere
eithrr causes hem TO glow at white
heat or To 'Rne up like torch
Even very small meteor one not
much larger than IA PIN head. nj cht
become d rttnotly visible 10 this way
and seen against background OF
constellAt outsh,nc tho Aorth
star.
Tho whole solar system. astrono.
ner, say strvWu with particles oi
matter Known As star dust while
larger bodies known as moteoroids
cha-o one another about the sun at
intervals OF lew miles suAlly
when these mrtcorOds suco inter tho
oartrs atmosphere they break into
small irRgm-Gts and fail harmlessly
10 tho ground |, Is though, tia,
only SIN or scven hundred OF these
m"tooriC stones reach tho surface OF
the earth unhrOkrn IN the course OF
year while the number OF small par.
tcIos which fall has bcen estimated
At = uOI 900 u day. II The air did
not act a cushion no casualty
would 10 moro common than being
hit by n meteorite
Motcor,tcs are usually somposed oi
iron silicon anu oxygen. the three
n'cm-n'- which r-s mo-' cor pon In
tho earth and As no new elements
have oCsn found in those visitors from
space II Is believed that the soar
ys,em ana perhaps tho universe are
ma DO out oi the satno material a. tae
oariE.
Tho motion OF falling meteors 10
very curious Ono has been known
~ travel ON n line a most parallel With
the earth sur AGA and frc .n i,ty 70
100 niles above II all tho way from
Indian territory to Central New York
whore It IL supposed to have fSlen In
fragments Another passed from
Michigan across New York state aud
out TO sea between Now York 'lty aud
New Haven. These meteurs travel
"'U ur ,OJ miles an hours after they
become visible
Metcor1 are most com mon about
August l. aud Dcc"iHN,r when tho
earth annually suc0unt"rs long
druNcs Of metoorO as tEry Journey
nround the sun noe In thlrly-turce
years tho earth crosses The thin
stream oi con des which seems 20
como rom tho constellation 90 AMI
Is ~ long that six or eight years aro
required for this fock OF m.tcors
travelling t~enty.siS miles second TO
pass gwen point Wncn the earth
meets this great torchlight process.
sion these ia display worth seong
savs liSrrers Young People The
next Que VIII tAko place Ia Novem.
bcr 1874
Where meteors come frog. - not
known Whether they are fragments
OF n bursted plant or collected star
dust can on y bs surInisel once h
Was thought tuat they Kept up tho
suns supply OF he..l by runuing INTO
him but that theory has been sban.
ouned What 10 certain Is that the
planets aro becoming soinowhRt
larger aud heavier avery year through
tho shower OF msteors uLd star dust
that Is constantly falling. Thus II
happens that while IL mover rains
pitch orka yet iron enough To MAKE
p,tchiork rAlns upon tho earth
every day
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14
HEREDITARY CLERGY MEN.
Iamili"s Ihrt It,N- n'id In Inbruhss
~ur'',, .uu the sauI -d pnUs,


Nur'',..pu the s."l -d Dm"s.
Tho church OF England has had
MAJ, ,NHwrcs u' ciorIcM families
la suln" ya-u- ih"-" families having
inherited iho presentation OF "a living
have worry naturally trOught up ono
OF their members in holy orders
~ keep the benoGro in III, family.
la others doublosA u strong thoo.
logic b,n. has almost forced 10
members to onter the church aud II
ha, been suggested. says Chambers
journal that these clerical lam los
Luvr inherited from their ancestors
sermons aud thus having "A good
stock - these essentials hhyo chosen
I'll" preac .ng career moro.y TO utilize
thor hcirluum-
One Of tho oldest clerical fam Los
IL the ,u.ltns family oi ,ornwalL
The was founded NJ tho reformation
by one O' tho earliest ~ tho married.
priests IA certain Edward ,u,. tns who
was inst tutod rrctu" Of Hogan In
los. lis and n do-rcudHnts were
re- tore o! the Same p,ac" for thu noNt
ono hundred and Nity one cara =
break OF twelve y"nrs excepted for
five generations the clerical descent
OF this family runs from father TO son;
then FOR two grncrat .ons from uncle
10 IA nephew then father and sou,
diScrging from IA, main Line II goes
Tor two generations rom uncle 10 a
nophow who l. now living thus max.
!ng total OF olovcH generations each
represented 10y one or more clorgy.
mon Tor n poriCd OF over three hun.
dro and my years somc member oi
,ho collins family ha, been IN holy
urdors lno o,iins family has been
connected with tho church FOR half
century longer than tho NowcOme
family To which however IL must
yield tho palm as regards the dist.nc.
ton attained Gy It's members
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14

Tho exhibit 20 DO made N the
worlds fair by krupP the colobrated
German gun maker will represent IN
o Iendituro OF 81, 800 OUu, Tho
largest cannon ever mado Weighing
l.? tonA w.ll bo In tho exhibit as
will bs also several hundred tons OF
var mAtariAl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14
lag 70 Warrant tne Rash.

s'per 10 willing to 20 upon record
J 7lh day Of January. AIno
1898, ~ predicting that there is
10 the so.csllsd new gold field to
tho present. excitement. The
pntinus 10 20 in and there is an
ID boom on; but 40 difference.
yet the day and dste, Durango
hth vest.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14
INDIGNANT.
tempt to Cripple the City
Public Schools.
lss Meeting 10 Protest Against the
nopeweli NH.
STRONG RESOLUTIONS


the city building 10 protect IN un-
hsured terms Rgainst the disposition
soms loggerheads IN the legislature
b desire 10 divert the city public !
pol funds received from liquor licenses
fne~, placing the money thus ub /.
Bed into the general county school
he action of some members oi the |
hlature come members who Ought
Snow better--in attempting to cripple
frity pubic schools, caused the gath.
& Of the indignant citizepa of the
aopol,s, and las, night the meeting
ea rousiDg, enthusiastic one.
hyor Eaa,crdsy called the meeting To
sr. aud Henry LsocEhart was chosen
ktary.
be chairman stated that Gov Stover
hnformed HIM that the blil, known
De- HUpewell blll, which would ssri.
cripple the public schools oi the |
towns Of the territory. was likely 10
the Legislature II some action was
Aken 60 demonstrate indignation at !
8outrageous attempt. The public
ls Of Albuquerque are to-day IN u
&erous oond,,,on. and y IA. mo,.x
49,, IT,. -, '.,.'
'o' '"'" e"PPo'' 10 e'u"'' pro
neu o o'her outSlue Schools u
work u serious blow, financially
4,h.,xi.. IN IN. xali.L,,wr ,,s,,
N,,.,
w 'o"' 'a'"s "e'e'
ncilman Rankin moved that CON
consisting Of Mayor EasterdAy,
Iockhart and r.. L.. p.src.. H.,
-. 49, "
/" "'"'' 'eso'u''oos pIo'oe''nH
the PasSsse VI 'he o.'i' ihe CON
SOU 'epo''eo tue 'o''oN'os fesoI
"n'cn were unanimously adopted
nss ueen s o.ousnt 10 ou,
sh. n,.a.n, i..,,,sIs,n,., ,n ,,,nv..,,
hount reailzed iroa. Licences and
ito the general school fund instead
ps credit oi Tue schoos districts IN
10 rn.s ~. ssr,sa,,v ,,o,.st
I any such d,vers,on OF this school
representing To your honorable
hs. toe scnooi districts ooinp'"
Spsns. in the srso,,op Of uronsr
bu,ld,nga. aud that still greater
viii 10 necessary IN tne'r equip
% maio'sosnos, s ina' tue snnunl
M n 4 very ,mpor,ant ,,sm Of the
and that any impa,rmsp, o, Ia.
fuod will seriously cripple and
u p,.'s'' ,.n, sns "".m.snanGe an,,a"'l,Is, VI
Ry,dsd for in th,s e,ty'
ws would further respectfully
nt that these public schools are
'"e 'nos' aooesS'o,r nS",'ohs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14
An Opsiaa On ,,a.ai..

Montague Steysns, the Maadslsna cat.
tls raiser, who makes his banking and
business headqus'tsrs In this city. hiss
IN option Tor the purchsss OF the osls.
h.aisd Coyote nlnessl sp<iAss In the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14
Territorial sunas.

IN the following funds on the
isipsss, January 7, 1891; Uo,.
New Mexico, $d,i9o; school Of
nos; insane asylum, e3,i43,
raj college ts,sei, psni.sntiary
and sinkinR fund s5.Goo, capi.
81 U,2a provisional indsbt.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14
GRAVES or TRoTTHns.
New ysrk Hss . Regular Cemetery fer
nIus BIoodsd Horses.

utue Hooded Horses
"RAttis his bones over the stones"
don't apply 10 the honorcd and pe,ted
trotters, parers And runners OF the
American race o1urss Of to-day A
horse that has made good tune" Is In
nc danger ~ being dumped into .
ditch and q few shovelfuls OF dirt
thrown over his remains lie Ia even
more reasonably sure Of hnding an
honored resting place than some OF
the representatives Of the hu"an
species When old Ham bletoniAa died
the remains were put in coffin con
structed by - regular undertaken, and
the funeral" was attended by hun
dreds ~ people. II am not mista ken
there was u brpnE. monument aud =
life sire cast Of the celebrated old
horse erected over tho grave. when
Ten lIruock died old John Harper paid
tho noble animal a similar tribute
The grave was dug on knoll, where
IL could he raSily seen from the family
residence, aud 5000 monument of
polished granite wa, placed Abpvc tho
great racers bones. The monument
bears an inscription which gives tho
name, age, date Of death, p.digrc",
etc, the whole surmountcd by u min
iature Of the horse carved from mar
BILE New York has u regular GENE.
terry for blue blooded hurscS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14

Insects generally breathe through
special pore, In various parts OF their
bodies nad II these poru, are closed
by Oil they are suNurnted Anyone
may test this by dropping sweet oil
on tho thoraN OF n wasp, 1t worry soon
dies Tor this reason oi, has been
found ono ~ tho bost things TO u-o for
the destruction OF Insoo,A
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14
Ned ltrNIsLnK

The Colurudo irrigation law with
some lev amendments might be made To
r"r>r we'll ~ New Mexico. TIA. water
aud irrigation syst"u IN THIS territory
should be placed under prup"r and IN
teiigrnt sup"rNinon II IL hsh time
'ur something u that sort. New Men
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14

Wh'sksra that are prematurely gray
or faded should bs oolorsd 10 prevent the
look ot age, and BuckiDghsm's Dye sE.
esls Ill otharp In ooloring bsown Vr black
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-27
A HAPPY MAN


Mr. P, NJ. Helfrich, reliable and trust
worthy employe at the Houston and Texas
Central car shops, residing at 2llSia Lub-
book street, gives the following for the
purpose of doing good to the suffering;
In a recent conversation with the writer,
MIR. Helfrich said; For sis years suf-
fered constantly from chronic disrrhoe",
Inflammation and liberation Of the bowels
and for the past two years had IA hemor-
rhagc of the bowels on an average of once
week. My stomach and bowels panied
me so severely that at times l would al
most cry like child. | was reduced al
most to a skeleton and became so weak
and bloodIess was not able to work
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-27
CIrY BHEyIIfEs.

Alderman Hi-q~h r on ,te street. sral,.
a ft-+, E ygsaE .pn.f ~, Goa -s--. 81 case rf
grin 10 IT,, ~ r. r6lt ttr.'-. 5l-.
ton CIa,rae Iaaal' r.gar,. H.. lank
movement fgr I..arfer IA fra af
gi s9l 41I
,.- 50 t-..,..... -...... ..,--f .-..t
an ~. '.Lil
i.'r rpy ,.aif "i.-'- sf-' i4at iH9i p
d'tiIl sa,-sra. .,n.fIa- f5l,r., rls...rf
r.a p, g.,
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W. III. .f '''
.-,I W ht5 "H1 "t.= TOO
e't CHRISTINA a.h."t "t.i H"i iaHtlN
l.h''ss a3,-..t,E f-.l Aa.i liql
'o'f ~ al' % -..-t %. a7'd' ZOO
~ . ~, oii 49, 8 ~" .teg 20. per-.
rHtt,% H's la't 't gap '.'Atli'As
-i'ile-
Iea ie se"all known ~ the police
prom .itss 81 mouse 9H riait4 "re-i
3y"h .4 va D3ll'lAJ "1s alleait,i staIrt-
- on eAa' -H or hrsH'hE ID dia"iderly
mouse
Recorder Duncan had the accumulation
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-27
MARVELLOUS PERFORMANCES.
The Hindoo Jugglers' Exhibition at Tur-
NOR IInll.

The Hindoo Jugglers' Exhibition at Tur-
ner Han.
Tho Hndoo Jugglers had good
audience last night at Turner hall, and 1t
is safe to predict that at the matinees and
night performances during the remainder
of their stay in the city the house Will
be crowded.
1t We're useless to attempt u lescrip
ton of thu performance. il We're worse
than useless to attempt any explanation
that u.s. a plausible and satisfactory en-
planatiou-of onc-half the tricks exhibited.
one of the marves of the performance
is that no leEerdemain Is resor.ed to, SO
far as can be seen. There are no draped
tables, no cabinets, no drop curtain or
wings-uothlng hut the bare stage and a
couple of bare pine tables to stand on set
close up to the front of the stage.
The iucElers are four ia number under
the leadership of one bearded man who
acts as chief magician, Nothing to equal
the performance they give has ever been
seen In Houston, and the wierd and
strange manipulatious are wonderfully in
tercstng. The celebrated basket trick.
Ia which a man weighing at least 100
pounds forces himself intn basket which
Is but large enough to hold him having
previously been bound and inclosen in
net the mouth of the net being securely
fastened, and i'm which the net is thrown
from the basket and afterwards he IS dis
covered to have escaped or disappeared
or something of that kind, only 10 reap
pear at the end Of the act wedged into
the basket ends the performances.
Building "A fire upon mans bare head
and boiling water over the fire Is another
trick and is said to be a jugsler's expose
OF n fanatical Hindoo ceremony affected
as a guard against the wiies of witches
ana evil spirits For d Ions time it Is said
to have been practice in India tor the
head Of family to employ priest to
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-27
THE LOCAL STAGE,
"Pooahontas."

,,.,-.. $50, G..
81; ~ ~, ''e'''
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VA. ,,,,,,1.. . w.
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s.,,ri,>i, 81" -, ''''''
rau,si, pnifo I{ircs itirlla,d
,.n,,re. lerriish %gris,n,n
y,Iscil Ssels "a T. pohgr1s
main, y,,,, AZ To,,brvt,g
Medicine Man ..... L. y burlington
First Rcrp1ar Practitioner
f,,,.l,nr Trool,s
scout for Powhatan
Lieutenant Nelson J. w. &. Coulson
Tim C'Islaplran - l. NIulyihiu
Larry Dom .............. Harry Lidstone
From the shin "Fearlcss"
+, v,,,,l3 W.. o,,r.,,,.,,.. ,oCsi,,l, to a,,or,
,,,,,,.-,,E , ly.,.s,.,...t, ,,t,{,t ,.,,,l1 40
,isti-s ~ ,, ,,r,4,,.,,j,, ~, 81, ,,o,, ~
,p.,ralr,,ts. Il ri,...,, In, ,l,. HON, Sr,,ra
.riprauv last nirbt auj The I5ii,ress in
t~r5ifrs5 as i,,cidart,l tb,-afo Tho. Una
surh N variety of rrstty music pretty
costumes and pretty effects such a daz-
zliu. array of urett,- faces and such a
h,v,tlderir- n.adi,v of dances and grace
fun svgiufInre
As for the opera itself n may be char
ucterizaa as one OF surpasslnr sweetness
of melody and of sufficient dlalnatic inter-
est to- hold attention and challenge an in
terestei sympathy. And the cast was OK
celI,nt Mrs J. Nj Lee AS pocahontas and
Miss EsteUe Burghein AS Oquaka. the
daughter Of tb. Gentle say1gr were I'm sin
p.rh voice and rendered th,i,. psrts most
admirably. hoth singing and acting with
ease and self-pgssessiou as IL accustomed
10 the footlighfs. Mrs Lee ha. a sweet
Soprano voice with considerable mower
aud naNibflit,. while Miss lfarrhairr,'s Is a
rich and extremely pleasing contralto.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-27

Grated \ number OF gentlemen and la
dies have been engaged about the rooms
the past two or three days and have made
them bowers of beauty. All of them are
expected to he on hand again this morn
ing to put on the finishing touches. 1t
should be remembered that all gentlemen
receiving Invitations win be expected to
present the AAmIasion cards al lhe door.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-27
KTRKSEY's TNsrTmr,

For the treatment OF an -
surgical diseases, located a, u sall u
street, over l.. NJ. Jones {. r. q, SSs VI
attention of the sick 10 sSv III M, ,'oI's 4
all diseases except The opii,m lay "a " Y.
habits. All diseases Of the ~ snl Wa
and throat, lungs, liver. kd5sSy, eal
rectlm, ulcers, ilstula, priy5,s lllas
ullmenuonable here, neryoSs " u. ghs
rheumatism, neuralgia, Skin diss,sl.o.at
eases OF women and children 'SI 5,i.A
cancer, ulcers. tumots and All I' XIV.
mat medicine, electricity mass n.y.,
the Office, write TO us, giving All fan q. I
lars in your own laneuasa. ~ ,I p1l9a
stamp for q reply In your Is.ts .s''S y;
answered promptly in any MY i
city. O.hce- hours from a. m IA y
p N. 70 .. Office phone ESD. rstis
phone $40. - issa-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-27

7rei papc emNcllishcd with portraits Of
SECRETARY 81. w. Kidd ot the Cotton In
csRape and Board 90 Trade, Alderman
E. a, kicsncr Chief Martin OF the lire
ana Justin White ON the seventh PAGE
appears a0 clegant view of the five story
Nam huldiuE aud the names OF q large
uocuou with bricf trade notices The pa
pcr presents "a very neat appearance and
IS lul vi interostlnw r.NllnG mAlter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-27
&5 a rTg9TTTEE 3E

Catarrh and Kindred Diseases
Treated at the uniform rate of So a
month medicines free. For all
other diseases the rates will be low
and uniform, and in proportion to
the actual cost OF the medicines re
Quired.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-27
THE RAIL TONIGHT.

The Light Guard club ball win take
place this evening ana the assembly room.
parlors and supper rooms OF the armory
have been deliberately and tastefully dec
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-27

Has found that her little ones are Inn
proved more by the pleasant laxative,
Syrup OF figs Nhen Ia need Of the laNn-
tive effect Of a gentle remedy than by any
other. and that II is more acceptable TO
them Children enjoy II and II ben fits
them The true remedy syrup Of Figs
u manufactured by the California Fig
syrup Company, only
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-27
A HAPPY MAN.
Mr.. Louis Illmer Has Telegram From
Adolphus Busch

Mr. Louis Iilmer Has "A Telegram From
Adolphus Busch.
Mr.. Louis Illmcr agent in Texas for the
Anheuser- Brewing association is
one Of the happiest Of men. on Monday
he received from Mr., Adolphus Busch the
following telegram;
Louis Ilmer, Agent Anheuser-Busch
Brewing Association:
"St Louis Mo, December 2j.-rhe de
cided and final victory gained in chicago
has been our most cherished and valued
Christmas pres mt We wire you the glad
tidingg with our best wishes OF he Gay
Adolphus Busch"
In connection with this telegram may be
published the letter received ny the COM
pany from !. $. Browning Esq, chief of
awards for agriculture at the Worlds
Fair giving notice of the action of the
Judges and approval of the same by Hon
John Boyd Ihachrf'
Anheuscr- Busch Brewing Associations Ar-
riculturH Building;
Dulcc Worlds Columbian Commission
Executive Committee ON Awards Bureau
Administration Building, jackson Park
Chicago, Octouer ~, $50. Cent mn M Re
plying To yours of This date. viii say that
the report given me by the Judges gives
90 total per ceutase OF nincty-eight tgNl
to your firm, the lest hirhe-, being nine
ty-seven 9D-rabst beer.
With this report before me. You find
nciOsed, AS per your request two cards
indicating award ON beers ana liquid
bread
The medals win not he ready for distri-
button until after the close of the Ok
position, and he diplomas win not be
ready until some time during the winter
These cards, however, are q guarantee
that the award has been rendered. Yours
5r,t,f - A,,.,,4,. a.. ,,.r!.,,lt,,.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-27


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'7.'e %, 1','e 70 ''2"z
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-27
THr TEXAS WORI.D,

The Christians number OF the Texas
World Is a regular holiday edition, the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-27

See Daddy wouldn't Buy Me a Row
wow" by lille Annie Beth Chew, this at
ternoon at O'Clock; 20 cents and -
cents
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-27

"Pocahontas" opera this afternoon at
. o'clock sharp. Only 20 cents and -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-27

The opera win commence at . o'clock
sharp this afternoon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-27

THE WONDER STORE.
i2is feet from Crawfords Tea Store.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-27

Criminal District Court-Ion. T. n.
Gavin, judce presiding; T. X. T. GtlasDie,
district attorney; s. : Asho, clerk Goersc
grllys sheriff