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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
MATERIAL IMPROVEMENTS.

San Diego, Cal, has begun the
preparation aud shipment OF HOLSTERS,
osh. otc to Eastern markets.
n the sun were 90 bc represented by
n gln,s, two feet in diameter. the earth
would h. represented proprtionat"ly
by u pea. Mars by u pinhsad, and Msr-
curry by u mustard seed.
Zine has the greatest degree Of cx-
pansion and contraction by changes OF
temperature OF the common metals.
Mercury expands and contracts moro
than any metal, and Ia therefore gen
orally used In thermometers
brass furniture owes its popularity
70 the fact that aside from it, beauty,
IL II 10 desirable and ~ clean. II hsr-
bors no dust. insects Of all kinds avoid
II, II does not warp or chang color II
exposed 10 the direct sunlight.
A number OF orders have been given
to Philadelphia iron workers fnr ma
chinery 10 be used In dis,iiling alcohol
from sweet pota'orS A gallon ~ al
oohol can bc distilled from n huShcl OF
sweet potatoes NJ I'll cost and
there IL said To bc u rntt In the
business Large guam 4 alcohol
are made In the A1ur islands In this
way.
A pair 81 driving wheels seven feet
In diameter are being constructed for
The New York Central and Hudson River
railroad. The locomotive ~ which
they will hc u part, will run between
New York and Chicago. These will u,
the largest driving wheels In the
world. and the locomotive Is expected
to run nj an average speed y 1--we
miles an hour.
Not every city II Rs fortunate Ms thu
town OF Boise City. in Idaho, which
has supply OF natural heat ready al
most At its doors II IN now propnScc
~ heat the houses Of the town by no
water from nrtesian wells n mile from
the city, the water discharged iron
which comes to tho surface in n boil
ing condition. The main pine will b
ak in,hes In diameter, and d. rihutio,
70 houses will be made b., simils
pipes. II IL calculated that the cost o
heating 10y system, including
/ good profit On original outlay, vii
/ be less than hu the present cost will
coal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01

cline IN marriages caused 10y youha
women becoming able 'u rare Tor them.
sel,". and l"es dependent upon men.
NrN Nptk, shys writer pn tue sub
j"ct, there NJ" already sn,op female
UA.- -aru.rs aud eV-tyW here they are
taking pua,iions formerly only filled 10y
men. The result, Will be that the liza
sIpa,cd, unreliable young man will u"
lei, on, N the cold, fundamentally and
IN business way, Women, M wage.
earu"rs. nre, M a rule, sobcr, reliable aud
luduntrioua
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
ODD TRAITS AND INCIDENTS.

Massachusetts, has q lady prison
commissioner.
A New Jersey hunter fred at n crow
on limb and hit n woman ON the
ground lie had to fork over $500 for
being such low shot
The custom IL " 'vcrsal la Madrid ot
closing ono of two doors OF tho
house when = pei \ diea This d 'or
Is kept closed for n period Of nine days
A young man wrote TO girl Your
lovciincss has inspired me 10 ask you
~ become my wife" She read IL
"lonclincSs, and gos 81 evsrlastingly
mad that she refused him by return
mail
II is customary 81 throughout Spain
for the walters Of cafes Ia I'LL glass
with wine or liquor 40 that II ovcriiows
upon the saucer This custom, in
which 1t Il desired 10 show an appear
ancr Of liberali,y, Is called the foos
bath.
Some one has suggested the estab.
lishment OF holiday gift exchange
for the convenience ~ those who have
been unfortunate. enough u receive
duplicate presents, The IDEA Ia .
good one, but II has been practically
met by n wedding gift exchange
A number OF accomplished New York
women are earning good salaries in
that city for coaching society women
In the topics OF the day, the new books
that are being talked Of, new works Of
art that are attracting attention, and
interesting matters in other lines.
A pious old lady happened In at .
Christian Endeavor meeting, which Is
always held before the regular night
church service. She was much Inn
pressed by the young peoples earnest
ness, and especially pleased with tho
singing. She said Oh. I do love 70
hear them sing! They sing with such
venom.
A few days ago Negroes wagon
broke down near Carrollton. A
white man passing offered assistance,
which was gladly accepted, and when
the wagon was again on it's wheels tho
negro expressed his gratitude thus
boss, hope your wagon will break
down some day and can return your
. Kindness"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
arrangement

give United states = N"l, favored treat.
meutasagniust furclgu goods "spe, ally
those 81 Great Erta.n, our chicf com.
petitor.
The Finance Minister walls and
thinks we nr" WRONG Yet there are
thousands OF Canadian, who admit
that IL would be Hb.rrd L. admit Can.
ada to such privileges AS she do.
u,andA
When things are To her advantage
Spcn low Canada desires to he con.
sidored as incapable ~ changing them
because Of JorkinS. England when
they are to her disadvantage she wants
Great britain u he p her, ana In nine
ssses out of ten Great britain wou't
do ~
OF course, Canadians 81 all classc,
must be parduusd for seeing their own
aide of the trade aud trunsporta tiou
question, which has been 30 much ,dis.
cusssd Of late Hut the warnings 81
this government may have enabled
them Ia see more clearly than ever be-
fore that their position as q country
which 10 independent when they are
out Of trouble and colonial when thay
get into II, Co. rot bs maintained,
Sir John Thompson who has become
Prime Minister OF Canada. might, had
he desired II, have succeeded Sir luhn
MAcdonald-the most dramatic and
striking personality that the Dom n.
tom has vs' urndu""i Hat wh"r the
high Office was then offered In h.u by
the Uovernor-t,, n raj lac decline l.
lie was young man as states Gus
years are measured; he Is only 4, now.
and he could afford To wait Ills
leader hip II the Canadian linu.e OF
Common, during the Premiership OF
senator Abbott has shown him To lie
man OF power and resource, capabin.
ties which will have fu,. scope In his
new offioe-
Cautiously enough, although he has
been strenuou,y uppu,ud on tho
ground that he 10 Roman Catholic,
this was = faith OF adoption.
lie 10 the son Of Protestant parents
and was bred In the eommuniog- lie
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
Notice Of Trustees Nala.

~ NM /, -
wh.Ieas h"nie," rei.a anu runs " isrsS|
asn'rt NV" ninen uruueicHui uus..e t,.n 81
.a'n "seu ~ uur' on.hs un. mIch 70,
.pon us., =, .,ai e.'a', n"ieihn's' ussoneai
synhpo ~ htr-i urah-irii 80, ann Ernset urunsI
,en, y, N inue'u whesr OF 5000, hrn 2wia
~hirh inJ.i Ts" a. ssid ,uns'sm q -
" su,.n ,u'spvn~" h-'e " INV Seans
.aia u,u , o. Va. sum :" 5000
n,sa-s' .hs,'vn Nv 70" ,s," oi lct cen.
ara,.h h1 ..i IT,. - s anu 1917, 49,
tha, w cas-" OF noinnii u 80 paynen, OF aid ~
$780,, ,ns,,,,''.aI ~ y, sa, hloY No.
=, ~ .h..'d hr',,ns an a" pai. u IT,, gnsn
-. =. ~. ~. -" ~, y. "n ue sppncsu..sJ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
WAY Aag LEAVES ORIENT
A Fui.urovn Tree 10 Oss Of Nstrrs's
Most PsSfec, cutters.

A Fuii.Orowa Tree IL Oas Of Nstrrss
Most Psrf.c, rtitsr.
Attention has been drawn to tho
fac, that all tho world over leaves
arc Of q grocn color. but, while tho
green OF plants and vegetables re-
main tho same In oil ATTITUDES. tho
color 81 animals vary considerably
according 10 the region thoy lnhHbit
II has boon suggested land partially
proven. | boliove) that the green COLI
or in leaves IL due to q substance
called chlorophyll. which tho leaf
structure absurbs from the atmos-
pherc II isa wcllknuwn fact that
leaves remove from the lower strata
Ot our atmosphere al the poison that
breath ~ man and the lower animals
throw into IT, therefore, the import
ancc oi leaf structure should not be
lightly overlooked. Bptanists ~ UNI
questioned ability tell us that u full.
grown tree in n crowded community
/ IL in reality one uf natures mot per-
/ feet and complex filters straining and
Purifying the air just as litter does
impure water. This important filter
. Ing II the tree Is only carried On
uud"r tho stimulus II sunlight.
/ leaves having but little or no power
OF absorption on cloudy days or NJ
night. What We call growth In
plants IL merely the power Of that
particular pant tn convert to its own
uses TIA, energy Il tho sun. Another
PECULIAR II leaves may be noticed
Ia thi. connection: Tho general ar
rangcmcut Of the leaves ON tho limbs
Hud stalk II trees and plants secures
between each sufficient space u pro-
vent one heat from interfering with
another. And. not only are leaves 30
arranged ~ to exist independently ~
they hav" taken upon themselves tho
form. best adapted t. secuts the max
imum ~ -unlight ~ IL Is showerod
upon them In different lAtitudes. AZ
the g., Iator. whore tho suns rays are
vertical We find large Hat leaves, like
those Of tho banana. piAntain, and
the NAgiuu- species Of cacti Farther
north, whore sunlight strikes Al an
am y,swal leaves AMI pine noodles
al" found Then. aga y. motto the
peculiarly Of tho Au.trHtiru gum
trc": Instead OF exposing their broad
faces t. ia" sun, the edges only are
20 turned We're IL otherwise the
sun wouId rob them ~ MI their mois-
tur". it cling wcll.knuwn fact that
IN" gum to grows in the driost re.
giun on carth
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
\ Murder nc Ceatras,

Alcar,o vasques, the Mexican at first
charged with the murder OF Ed. Bsrri.
son, on the Fort Bayard road some weeks
since, but afterwsrd released for want Of
sufficient evidence, killed negro by the
name Of Press Martin at Central city
lust week. The two became engaged In
= quarrel last Thursday. and during the
alteration the Mexican grabbed a
miners pick standing near by, and
struck the negro on the head, fractur.
ing the skull. Martin was brought TO
the Silver City hospital, but died Satur.
day morning.
Vasques was taken into custody by
George G,Ilard, Of Central, and after
ward lodged ia the Silver City Jail. lie
will be- gwen q trial ut the coming term
u court.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01

which the English government intends
,ou.ay In MIR Edward B.akr. the cK.
Canadian statesman. who has been
elected one - the Irish Nationalist
members
Mir Russell hope, to hnd material
Dor keeping up his warfare against the
iri.h mrwnrrs with rrduuhl-d vigor.
There prrNuhiy never Was such n
nutun, aversion rs between him and
them.
Contrary e. general hrhcL Mr., Rus
sc il not IN lr,~hman hut scotch.
u.nn. born and bred ~ Iupar, and the
sou ~ stuucmAsou. Mr. Russell MAS
a temperance orator before hc took e.
politics. aud be- moss divides his time
between thu latter eni running "a tom,
p,rinyr hotel "a Dublin.
But 1t Sca-y To see that hc will TX.
cite auimu,j,irs during hi, Canadian
visit which Will not render the fer.
mcnt any the les, dangerous
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
Pointers for worlds Fair.

Footpr Its Of tho sands Of time thit
year will all be turned towards Chicago,
where the great Columb ian exposition 10
10 bs held.
While walking may be good, the ma
iority Of people will prefer riding in q
solid Santa Fs route vestibuled train.
Perhaps you don't know that the San.
IA he route has the shortest line bet ween
Kansas city ard Chicago, by % miles
that absence OF grade crossings lessens
the number OF compulsory stope; and
that three trains each way each day AZ.
ford ample room for all travellers.
Luxurious palace sleepers, and free
chair oars, better than the best Of other
lines.
Drop in aud talk Il over with nsars 1t
Santa Fe route ticket agent; or address
GEo. I. NICHOLSON, q, p. 4 T. A.,
Topeka, Kansas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
AMUSING ANSWERS.

Clerk Why does Mr. Highly buy
such expensive presents for his fla ncee?
Jcwrlcr-lt's his way Of providing for
n rainy day.
Il beg a thousand pardons for COM
ing I'D late" my dear SIR" replied
the lady, mo pardons are needed.
You can never come too late
Mr.. Rappid-A woman has TO live q
year In Chicago before she can get q
divorce Mrs De Smith-Yes; II comes
high, but it's worth H.
DodSon-What do you suppose will
become of old Spotcssh when he goes
Ia the next worldp Blim-He'll get in
on the ground floor, rs usual
Mo,hcr--Your little sister has been
pulling you on the sled for the last
half hour, Why don't you pull herr
Little Johnny-rm afraid she'll catch
cold.
"Blinkins tells me he has . leading
part In the company he is with" Eyes,
he's with the Uncle Toms Cabin
troupe, and he takes the bloodhounds
10 and from the theater."
did you ever see u ghost7" Once"
Were you scared2" Was I scared2
Was II My false teeth were In glass
on u table three feet away from tho
bed and they actually ratified so loud
they woke tho neighbors"
Beggar, standing in front Of an ex-
hibilion Of paintings, to stranger about
to enter with q lighted cigar-I say.
mister, there's no smoking allowed In
side yonder; but n youll give me two
pence, don't mind keeping your cigar
sburning till ye come out againi
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01

~ to the inil, aud II WIS then that Sbsr.
~ Kemp handed Wilson over 10 the
snrt,h ~ VI Paso,ahd he was locked up 10
await trial aud answer 10 the charge Of
murder found in the indictment, lie
VAS greatly surpr,sai and implored the
shrrh and Judge P,e,s TO hnd Uail fo'
h. m. NJ doubt the c,tiEeus ~ Eddy
vii lie surprised, aud they will have O
right ~ De proud u Sheriff Kemp.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
I'll, NruI Mniher's Advice.

Whom an Arab da'nscl gets married
hcr mother gives her the following
advice t"r occurring her future happi,
mess. You are leaving your me-, to
live with man with whose way, and
habits you are unfamiliar. advise
you t. become his slave II you wish
Ia bccom" the absolute mistress OF
your hu- band. Bo satisfied with lit
tie; cnd,avnr To foed him well and
watch over his sleep. For hunger be-
gets anger, and slecplessnesS makes q
man grained. I've dumb NJ to
his sec ct; do not appear gloomy
when he j. merry. nor merry when he
Il sad. aud Allah shall bless yon."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
for u Territorial fIrrm-a's As.o~ia.
ton.

MIR. ". +. McCreight, city editor Of
the ALuuQrrWQuE CITIZEN, and also the
chief " the tire department ot that city,
was IN FL Paso this marning and made
the Tribune Office "a pleasant call. Mr..
McCreisht ~ endeavorlng 10 interest the
iiremen 81 FL Paso aud OF the different
cities OF New Mexico 10 organize terri.
tunal tremaus association. aud would
like FOR the first nesting To be held in
his city, which would only be- proper as
he il the man t. work up the matter
While here, Mr., Mctreight called to see
Chief Powers u the FL Paso fire depart
ment, but MIR. Powers was not in MIR
McCrelght also called on &. G. Klefer,
aud talked over the matter with him
Speaking about FL Paso, Mr.. McCrelght
sad:
There can be no ,ivalry bet ween r.
l'aso and Albuquerque. They are too
far apart for either 10 interfere with the
PROGRESS ~ the other. Albuquerque is
growing rapidly and Ia becoming more
prosperous aud metropolitan every day,
aud HI Paso Ia certain To be- large city y
I'll lRso Tribune.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
flrr NJ EDDY.

Saturday evening fire started in some
unknown manner in IA small house back
- &. +, McDonough's billiard hall The
structure was destroyed. but by tearing
away sheds and the effective use of water
the main building aud the livery siaole
were saved, A bucket brigade dill good
service, Luckily there was no wind. The
loss wAs not great. =. y. Msndsnhall,
who lost a shed aud some grain, 10 u suf-
iorrr to the amount Of 600 lie had no
/ surance, McDonough's small building
valued at t225, was not insured. His bll.
hard tables were injured in removal.
Captain Mann Loaf $40 worth Of grain.
A. A. Mermod, John nsWalt and A j
Allen ara lusers, owing to damage caused
by removal u their furniture.-Argus.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01


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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
k'tnhsiuxs the Fair.

New York, March 8.-The managers
Of the American Sabbath Union an
uounce that they will resist 10 the end
all efforts TO open the Worlds Fair on
sunday, aud that IL there should be any
secret evasion they will lead 10 q na.
tIonal protest, the moral effect OF which
must work serious disaster TO the ex.
position itself.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
ardaea sboath.

Williams, A. T., March % Our peo.
pie were much startled yesterday by the
sudden death Of Mrs. r. b. Casey, wife
u the proprietor OF Grand Canon hotel.
She Was sick only three days. Mr.. Casey
is dangerously III with rheutnation, and
has been sent TO the Needles hospital.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
nueLisn,. Aruiea AL We.

The beat salvs in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rhsum, fever
sores, letter, ohsppsd hands, ohilblains
eorna, and all skin srupsions, and posi-
lively cures piles, OF no pay required. IL
Ia guaranteed 10 give gsrfso, sAsisfantion
or money refunded. PROS 70 cents per
boz. For sals BY DR.. Thomas II. Bur.
gsss A Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
a l'tsAeeF sseae.


Special Ia titiIsn.
Flagstaff, March 2s.-George Prime,
one OF the pioneers Of this place, died
yesterday Of Brishts disease after an
lllness Of two months. He leaves . wife.
Funeral Wednesday at 8 O'Clock, Knights
of PythiAs order off.cistiug.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01

l noti6sd dat the RandiA Minina A Bmsltta|
Go, has made the nt ceasNry annual Impfcs1
sI,s s9 90 on ,es ig,loyins niains slain! ~
hs rs~luircd ~ statute, and that ron arc rsqneaI
Ia eoutvibuts youT propOrsionAts share Ut q,
expenditures made for SAID impFoven.snta.
THEODOnE hon k00ER u
March I, is0s. kserstary q. n. q 3 q,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
". q. Y q NOtr..

Owing Ia frequent sandstprms the
meetings ~ the ". {. I, /. Tor the
month 81 March have been rather inter
rup,cd; last FRIDAY, however, there was
n good a,tendnnce ~ members aud an
uuusual amount Of business transacted.
The two young women who we're res
cded from an evil NE aud sent To their
relatives, have written Ia the ladies who
assisted them, expressing the strongest
appreciation and the deepest gratitude
Tor what wac done Tor them, They are
at work earning AN honorable livelihood,
and expect 10 return the money expend
Ell Tor them 10y this society. So We bid
them
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
WAIST" no tears

lyon Tia" bI"''',i r"c"rh OF lost years
r" ,",a .t W." "nn nj "n, ,',,,ain o., :, - 4"
rh. x.,t b.,,uninv Apr,I 4. IA known
-, "a a. .rt' r,rcl.. .s saR d.ni. A ua.k
Each wh,.-r, Lbon.r the world over ia
ns,.dt Ia deny h.rs.lf som.th,nv 10 which
s,. ~ accustomed and CIV. IN. money
That would hnv. beau us.d in i,s pur.
china. 10 tina TREASURY O, the Worlds w.
q ~ (, N.w M.,,co bainv missionary
,,,prd vha,.var "a y,van in this tsrr,.
,,,y ,,i,I Ia, r.ta,r,,l nnd davo,.d IN our
o,Sn work 1--we rnis. hf,y dollars thu
\a,,on.u " g. TT Will add 70 /, ons
h,ct,.d d,,,ar. ,,r wo-L =, o,r ts,r,-
,.,, An ,,..,,h.rs mr.. r,,,,as,ad % haar
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01
Thr AprinE Program

The following program has been ar.
ragged for the spring racing ~ the Gen.
tlemens Driving association:
PIl.sr DIY, THURSDAY, MAY Is.
Purse t2O0OO: Trottlng, $50 Class.
Purse SaD.U' Trotting, 2:l3 Class.
Pursa sAOOO: Trotting. 2:3U Class.
Purse . 1870; Running, a. Mile Dash.
SECOND nay, FRIDAY. Man 10.
Purse 10000; Pacing. Free 10 All.
Purse $1,000: Trotting, 800 Class,
Purse $4,000: Running, Mile Heat
Purss $4,000: Running, Novelty, One
Mile.
Third DAT, sAruRDAy, MAY 20.
Purse $2OO.00; Trotting, $40 Glass.
Purse e'iNW' Trottng free to All.
Purse $1,000: Running, a Mile Dash.
Purse $1,000; Running, y Nile Dash.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-04-01

The Grssd canon sf the olersae, the most Ssh
rrAehed via y flagstaff. Williams or Peach bprine|
on this road. 10 the Natarsi Bridge of Artsess|
and nohtsSuma's " oil yuu can loarnsy most ~
rectly by this lima, Observe the Aaetsst fhdlas
civilization VI LAEusA, ar Of AeesA, ".hs City II
the SKY" Visit 4 - fetrined Forests near Cal
riso. Boo and marvel Ht thu freak of caassI
pisblo. Take q hunting trip In the mAsui oosni|
pine tor-sts ~ Ga. Han franeisco MoantainAl
Find interest IN the ruins ~ the pre-hstotic avs
and tia jewellers. View tho Longest Cantilsvsl
bridse In America acro~- tb- Colorsio river.
v, A. BIShELIA
General Iia.-ansee As~ut,
ban Francisco, Cal, and AihuquerIu-. n. 4
II. b. VAN HLYCE, +. II. CALLS,
GsnsfhI Agent, tensral superintc pdenll
Albuquerque. new Mexico.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-02-22
Several Big FIRE LOSSES

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Feb. 19.-The Bir-
mingham Mills burned to-day. Two
carloads of -four was destroyed. Total
loss about $50, 900; no insurance J. \.
Lewis. superintendent, was asleep in
the building and was burned to death.
GARDNER, Mass, Feb. 19.-The Art
Publishing Company large frame build
ing burned to-day. Loss, S125, 900; in
surance, $4,000.
SAVANNAH, Ca, Feb. 19-Fire de-
stroyed double four-story brick build
ing here last night. 1t was occupied by
Lindsay & Morgan, furniture dealers.
The loss is $4,000.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Feb. 1S.-A News
special from Upton, Ind, says: This
morning the large Touring mill and
grain elevator of A. S. Mickey, of this
city, was destroyed by fire. The loss
on the plant and stock is about $50, 900.
The fire was caused by the bursting of a
gas pipe, followed by an explosion.
LOUISVILLE. KY, Feb. lS.-The re-
handling and dry house of the tobacco
firm Of John Finser & Brothers was de-
stroyed by fire this afternoon. Loss
100000; insurance $97 800 This will
not interfere with the operations of the
firm, which is one Of the largest in the
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-02-22

pension if she was not married within five
years after the close of the war in which her
husband served, were also defeated without
division.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 1.-THE pension ap-
Precipitation bill was taken up and It's consider
alton completed. The committee then rose and
reported the bill to the House. After scene of
confusion, during whichkthe Speaker appea ed
to gentlemen to conform to the rules of the
House and not deliberately violate them. the
bill was passed. The House then. in committee
of the whole proceeded to the consideration of
the Dost-otfice appropriation bill. An amend
ment was agreed to increasing the app oprla-
ton for the payment of the salaries OF the post
office clerks. and, without disposins of the BILL
the committee rose and the House adjourned
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. 1S-rhe conference
report was agreed to on the blu regulating
hydraulic mining in the state OF California.
Inc House then resumed III committee OF the
whole the consideration of the post Office Cppro-
prlation bill. Without making much progress
with the bin. public business was suspended,
and after paying proper tribute to the memory
of the late Representative Warwick, of Ohio.
the House adjourned.