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The morning call., 1894-10-21
Arrested for Burglary,

Manuel Mareno, printer, was arrested
on Pacific street yesterday afternoon by
Detective Gibson and taken to the CITY
prison, where he was booked for San Jose
on the charge Of burglary. He broke into
the residence of Roland Basques, San
Jose. on Wednesday night and carried off
some silyerware and other articles.
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Hurt bY the Cars.

S. d. Coombs began suit yesterday
against the Market-street Railway Com
pany to recover damages for having been
thrown down and injured by Howard
street car on September "a. He IS sea-
fariDg man and claims to be permanently
incapacitated
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Protests and Petitions.

Protests have been filed with the Super
visors against the paving of Henry street
between Noe and Castro. and petition
filed in behalf of the same on Hayes street
between Scott and Devisadero.
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IMMENSE STOCKS ARRIVING.
Il The new goods are now coming
i'm faster than we can take care of
them. AS soon as they are opened
and checked they are placed on ex-
hibition and sale. Every saving
we have made in buying land we've
had wonderful chances to save this
season) our patrons are sharing.
We can save you $500 to $500 on
a dress and trimmings-perhaps
more.
The morning call., 1894-10-21

MARRIAGES.. c.. Oakland, CAL If there are
any statistics that show that the women of the
present enter the marriage state at Younger
age than they did sixty years ago the Query
editor has not been able TO discover them,
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M ONDAY'S TRADE TEMPTERS 6
AA are unusually strong all over
the house. There are lines upon
lines of this seasons goods (many
of which have not been open
twenty=fOur hours at this writing)
offered at lower prices than smaller
houses can buy them for whoIe-
sale. Read the comparatively few
SPECIALS which our space per-
mits us to publish to-day.
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Art Goods.

CELLULOID NOVELTIES-Opene
SATURDAY. and Now on display in the
big east show-window. Handker-
chief Boxes, Collar Boxes, "Catch-
alIs," Manicure Sets, Work Boxes,
Waste Baskets, Music Racks, Glove
Boxes, Letter Racks, whisk-broom
Holders, Pen Wipers, Pin Cushions,
Cigar Holders, Gard Receivers, Ink
stands, etc.
The morning call., 1894-10-21

TYLER STREET-GOLDEN GATE AVENUE
a. M. G., Midway, Alameda County Cal. Ty-
Ter street and Golden Gate ayeDne ara tha
same thoroughfare. The street was originally
named Tyler. On the oath OF February 1880.
tne name was changed to Golden GAZE avenua
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The purpose of the Query Column is to furnish
information that is OF general interest.
Questions the answer to which will amount to
an advertisement of any indiy dual, firm thing,
Will not he answered through tEis column.
Questions. an answer which would be an
opinion OF the standing, commerclal or social, OF
any individual or firm, VIII not be noticed.
Questions in arithmetic. problems in algebra
aud In geometry and catch questions will not be
answered.
The Query Column will not furnish material "to
enable the writer TO answer party on the other
side OF a debate in our institution of learning"
Every question 10 which an answer can be OBJ
tanned will be answered practicable.
Often IL happens that the Information desired Is
n OF obtainabie in this city and the inquiry must
be made through the mail AT distant points
The name and address of the person asking a
question should accompany the letter OF inquiry.
the editor OF this column may desire to com
municate with the writer, or may elect to send an
answer by mall. The name and address is not for
publication.
All questions should be plainly set forth so that
there can be no misunderstanding as TO the intent
OF the writer.
The morning call., 1894-10-21

LEGAL HoLIDAY-I, City. Every day on
winch general election Is held in the State of
california Is legal holiday, consequently the
oth OF next November will be legal holiday.
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These Are Not SpeCials===Just Our
Regular Prices
French Dress Goods.

TTGIlCH DrGSS UOOQS.
FRENCH FANCY SUITINGS silk
and all wool, two toned, new and
exclusive patterns, six color com
oinations-brOwD and gold blue
and gold, garnet and pea green, q. =. 90
garnet and gold, bronze and old p -
rose......... ..................... Suit
VEGA CHEVIOTS French novelty.
80 inches wide, all wool, raised q. 90
cheek surface, Scotch effect, very y -
popular r..,,............s., Suit
FRENCH COVERT CLOTH, 40
inches wide, all pure wool, two q. O.SO
toned, very fine finish, no better ID J.
value anywhere. re.................... Suit
RIyERE sUITINGs. high grade
French novelty, 40 inches wide. q 0.5O
silk and wool. beautiful con- ID ~
trasting coiors ors................. suit
FRENCH NOVELTY IN BAYA-
DERE EFFECTS, AZ inches
wide, two-toned; OF the
best high-art novelties import G 90
ed; others would charge 81 so ID +
ayard at least. Suit
FRENCH BROCHE SUITING, az
inches wide. four-toued, beau. g. KS
titul combinations. patterns eI- - u
elusive and rare Suit
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FOR FANCY wORK-Brocaded and
Oriental Silks, Rainbow Silk Crepe,
Satin de Chene, Pushes, Art Squares,
Silk Fringes, Pompons, Scrims,
Stamped Linens, CeIIuIoid in sheets,
Silks, FIosses, etc.
The morning call., 1894-10-21

GENERAL CANBY's WIDoW-O. NJ. S., Chino,
CAL The widow of the late General Candy is
now resident OF Plattsburg, Clinton County,
MO MO-. SO writes San Jose friend of the Query
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READY-MADE PILLOW CASES OF
good strong muslin. neatly
hemmed, 2 sizes. 42x36 inches
and 45x36 inches; never such
price before. re.....................
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Cut Jet Trimmings.

CUT JET YOKE FRONTS in many Sl.75
beautiful designs: Just received to
and newest Partisan designs. C7 90
CUT JET POINTS. No other trim q 100
ming Will be half so popular this I'D &
winter; l0c to 75c for single or to
naments according to width ...,.,. So 90
...,,,.,.............. Yard
CUT JET COLLARETTES. Vandyke O. A so
points; superb collection; exaen- ID +
sive everywhere. but less so here to
than anywhere ...............,,..$1 $1,000
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Bazaar Attractions.

Bazaar Attractions.
BOOKSTORE - Popular Novels in
cloth binding as low as 12c. A spIen-
did collection of Standard Works of
Fiction, History, Art, etc, prices way
under the regular bookstores.
MARVELLOUS TOYS-Bring the chill
dren to see the newest creations in
"tOydOm,'' fresh from the German.
factories. The wonderful CLIMBING
MONKEY-most amusing and ingeni-
Gus toy ever made, csc each.
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Elegant Silks.

BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILKS. the
best American make. in several
qualities; for wear aud good q. 90
looks buy this silk: 81 75. 81 so, ID -
81 rs and 81 a yard............... Yard
BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILKS, "a
inches wide, the finest French
make, snperDly finished: they are q. 900
the very height of fashion this ID l.
fall; this is the best kind ........ Yard
BLACK TAFFETA SILKS, 19
inches wide, small brocaded ef-
fects in tiny pin-dot dashes and TIC
small floral patterns; new aud ~
very pretty: great value at..... Yard
The morning call., 1894-10-21

DIR. THOMAS WIDOw-O. NJ. s., Chino, Cal.
The widow of the late DIR. Thomas, one of the
Peace Commissioners murdered by the Modocs.
Gled IN San Francisco at the residence of Mrs.
Jarboe, her mother
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Extraordinary Specials.

MEMS BLACK COTTON SOChS
seamless spced heels and toes 1OC
&C good quality incredible as it lO
may seem at the price ............ Pair
Each
MEMS WOOL MIXED UNDER
4Oo NECK and fon sra assv SIX oasIV DTT1a SOC
70 usually sold for zoe or ST.. Garment
5OOo
MEMS UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS
4-ply all-linen bOsoms. re-en- 1SC
-c forced backs ana fronts, linen TO
~ neckbaud, regular at &c.. Each
Yard
MEN's NIGHTGowNs. fun size and 6OC
length, heavy muslin, embroi- ~
11C dered collars, cuffs and fronts. Each
LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS Swiss
usual pfice s5c soSsr esen yeTy sesss eesn 2sso
at onehsii'' ''.,'s.'.''''''''.,,, Each
faro CHILDREN'S HANDKERCH IEFS
fancy colored border, cheaper S)SC
lose them than 10 wash them at ~
our price, worth SOC per Dozen. Dozen
GAUNTLET FABRIC GLOVES. in
several shades OF tan. all sizes, 16C
regular at 4Oc = PAIR, very special -
pilCe''' falr
SPOOL COTTON, SO yards spool &c
OF good bastiDg cotton, only. -
5 Loo '''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''" Dozen
Yard
FANCY RIBBONS fancy stripe. all e)SC
SILK. TO 3 inches wide. value soc ~
TO 75c ayard, very special at. Yard
75o MONTE LINEN nrrr.usc.,rs
1aru 1884 Inches size, fringed all OEC
around. colored centers regular ~
OSC FANCY STAMPED SPLASHFRS, 1OC
~ fringed all around, regular zoe, III
Pair special price. Each
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CREW AND COAL-G. B. D., City. The steam
sup Campania carries a crew of 421 all told,
and when running at top speed burns 400 tons
OF coal In twenty-four hours
The morning call., 1894-10-21

UNBLEACHED CANTON FLAN-
MEL, strong close woven back
fieecy faced, S113c would be cheap.
some sell at Ice: what do you
think of our price.
The morning call., 1894-10-21

WHIST. HENCE THE NAME.-A correspon-
dent from Woodland wishes TO know In what
eouplet there is TO be found "Whst, Hence the
Name" Can any of the readers of the Q, c.
inform the writer?
The morning call., 1894-10-21

ILLTTERACY-M. f., City. The percentage
OF illiteracy according to the latest statistics
Is as follows: Russia so per cent. Italy 81.
Spain 63 Hungary 43. Austria 80, ireland Of
~, united States 8, Scotland 7, Switzerland
212 and Germany /
The morning call., 1894-10-21

the best sheetlngs In the market,
neatly hemmed; can you buy the
material elsewhere at these
prices? S-4 40c, ga 45c, l0-4 soc.
The morning call., 1894-10-21

No STATIsTICs-A. L., City. There are no
statistics showing in the aggregate if there has
been any increase OF wages in the United States
between The wears 1888 and 1894. If il were
possible to obtain the report of each State for
those years an individual with a great deal of
leisure time might arrive at such a result. But
such books are not TO be had In this civ.
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DOnestiCS.

FIGURED EIDERDOWN FLAN-
MEL, pretty, odd-shaped stripes on IOC
variety ofplain back grounds: this fO
grade was 6jc last year,...... Yard
"a heavier quality of above 5Oc.)
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checks and plaids, never before,
perhaps never again at..t.......
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STEEP GRADEs-J. T. s., Berkeley, Cal,
Ihere are number of grades in San Francisco
which are in excess OF l in 4 feet. Union
street, between Sansome and Montgomery. ia
boo IN feet. The steepest grade on Vallejo
street Is fraction over l foot in 4.
The morning call., 1894-10-21

for admission To the Naval Academy at Anna
polls are sometimes examined by the Congress
man who makes the appointments II there is
a competitive examination they usually
examined by committee named by the Con-
gressman, but they are not examined by the
Secretary Of the Navy. Tne pay of naval
cadet is $500 year, and commences from the
time OF his enlistment
The morning call., 1894-10-21

The BRITISH ARMY-Oakland, CAL The
standing OF the British army is 126. 2S7. rank
and fle or this number there are 7497 Off
GERS holding commissions and 20, 65S non-com-
missioned officers.
The morning call., 1894-10-21

LoNSDALE BLEACHED MUSLIN.
the genuine article. very special
The morning call., 1894-10-21

ALL.wOOL WHITE BLANKETS,
strictly Atwood, California made
Blankets, a thoroughly reliable
article at tw0-thirds of real value,
7-pound $5. S-pound ST SO, 9t.-
pound SO per pair.
The morning call., 1894-10-21

The JARRETT-P PALMER TRIP j. B. B.,
City. The Jarrett Palmer train. carrying a
theatrical company. made the trip from Jersey
City to San Francisco in S3 hours 33 minutes
The morning call., 1894-10-21

PLAIN EIDERD OWN FLANNEL, 80
inches wide, strong cotton back, AZ
all-wool face; splendid quality: fC
10 colors ...., .,,..... YaI
"a heavier quality of above 65c.)
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AUsTRo-ITALIAN WAR - C. W. C., City,
Italy always laid claim to Venice. The beau
tiful city of the sea was buffe ed 10 ana fro
between France and Austria from 1898 to
1914. when the new coalition assigned her to
Austria. The city remained Austrian until
1885,, save for few hours during the ihsurrec.
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aliOh 1O@ZU
Or minutes and AZ 1-5 seconds.
For fractions OF foot In the measurement
use the nearest tenth TO be found in the table.
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THE FASTEST MILE-W. Fl. r., Oakland,
CAL Otto ZIegler holds the champions ship for
fast riding on bicycle. On the 10th of OctO-
ber, 1894, at Sacramento, he covered mile in
1:5O. beating John j. Johnson, who, on the 2Sth
OF September last, rode mile at Waltham.
Mass, In l 80 g. 5. This Is the fastest ride on
bicycle up TO date ana was made with flying
start.
The morning call., 1894-10-21

TIME ALLOWANCE. c. b., City. There Is
published a table that gives the time allowance
for one nautical mile for vessels measuring by
renths from 20 TO IA feet. inclusive. Owing 10
its excessive length it cannot be reproduced in
this column. II, however has been adopted by
The leading yacht clubs of the United States
aud is recognized as The standard for measur-
ing time allowance The allowances in this
table are based upon the rule accepted by naval
architects. that within economic limits, oppor-
tunties for speed vary in different vessels or
the square roots of their respective lengths. AS
strong winds are required, however, TO give
larger vessels the full extent OF their advantage
in size, and as such scale OF allowance is not
adapted TO ordinary summer racing so per cent
only OF the allowance due to The rule is given In
the table and may be stated thus:
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CUT JET CoLLARETTEs. vandyke 01.5O
points; superb collection; exnen- ID +
slve everywhere. but less SO here to
IMAM anywhere e...............,,.-...SlO
DOmeStiCS.
FIGURED EIDERDOWN FLAN-
MEL pretty, odd-shaped stripes on I0C
variety OF plain back grounds; this fO
"a heavier quality Of above 50c.)
PLAIN EIDERD OWN FLANNEL, SO
inches wide, strong cotton back, dSO
all-woOl face;ia splendid quality: to
"a heavier quality of above 65c)
ALL-LINEN TEA SETS the cloth
ski size; dozen doyljes o match
16 inches square; beautiful new 90
patterns; twp rows drawn work on no
cloth one on dovIies Gar
(other sets from 81 Is to 81 o; ali pure linen
RED FLANN ELETTES. black dots,
stripes, plaids and figures on red O1C
ground; some ask 10c some 121ac O3
yard; our price,. Yard
GLASS CRASH. II inches wide, GIC
heavy; good absorbent: red and Va
blue checks; the 10c kind for....... Yard
APRON GINGHAMS, 80 wide blue IOO
ana brown checks; superior Quat- ~
tty: never less than 121ac yard. Yard
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CRIMINAL STATIsTICs-M. K, City. Ac-
cording to "MulhalPs Statistics more crimes
are committed in the United States by indlVld-
uals of foreign birth than by individuals DORM
in The limits of the Union.
The morning call., 1894-10-21

NO RELIGIOUS TEST w. B., Concord,
Contra Costa County, Cal. II you addressed
communication TO THE CALL on this subject
prior 10 the 18th Of October, 1t never reached
tne ONCE ana that is the reason you failed to
receive reply.
The constitution of the United States de-
clares that 'no religious test shall ever be re-
quired as qualification to any office or public
The morning call., 1894-10-21

ALL-LINEN TEA SETS. the cloth
ski size; 3 dozen DOYLE es o match
16 inches square; beautiful new
patterns; two rows drawn work on
cloth. one on dOylies
(Other sets from 81 25 to $40; all pure Ii
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NAVAL AoADEMY-J. B.. City. Applicants
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ALLwooL DRAP D'AMAZON. SO
inches wide. beautiful smooth
finish, 81 value. in garnet. cadet
blue 2 browns. = green's, navy and
DIac k.......s.ss.s..-s.s
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APRON GINGHAMS, 38 wide, blue
ana brown checks; superior Quat-
tty: never less than lilac yard
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LADIES ALL-wOOL HOSE, plain
or ribbed. meTino heels and toes,
a fine heavy quality, can't be du-
plicated at price.
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COURT CoMDnssIoNERs-E B. Jr., City.
Inc hTSt Commissioners of the Supreme Cours
OF the state of California were jackson Tenn
PIE, Niles Searls and II. S. Foote. The oth-r
Goinmlssloners were Isaac S. Belcher, w. F.
Fitzge raid, K. Y. Hayne, P. Van Clief, j. A
Gibson and John HAYNES
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RIYERE SUITINGS. high grade
French novelty, 40 inches wide, G 0.60
silk and wool, beautiful con- ID "
trasting colors. suit
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LEADING PIANIsT-S.. Stockton, Cal. Ihere
are at this time three European pianists eacn
laying claim to thel title OF Leading pianist
namely. D,Albert. Paderewski and Rubinstein
Musical critics are not unit In opinion as TO
The morning call., 1894-10-21

BLACK RHADAME AND BLACK
SA TIN DUCHESS, "a inches
wide. ali silk, this offering can
not be duplicated Ia san Fran
cisco. ...............,,......
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NoRDBANEN-N., Nevada City, Nevada
County, Cal Nordbanen is the Swedish and
Norwegian expression for northern railway.
In Norway it is term applied TO two rail-
roadside one running from ThrOndhjem to the
Swedish frontier, a distance of siXty-three
miles, and known as the Merkerbanen; 10 rhe
other. known as the ROrOsbanen, running from
Hamar 10 Throndhjem, thirty-six miles, and to
its connections. These are generally spoken of
as the Nordbanerne, northern railways.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-12-18
MORA MATTERS.
A Lively Budget of Political and
Other News from Up the
Country.
CORRESPONDENCE New Mexican.

Correspondence New Mexican.
Mora, N. NJ, Dec. 16.-Thus far this
winter the most excellent weather has
prevailed throughout this section of New
Mexico, and the live stock, fruit growing
and farming interests are prospering.
Everybody looks forward to the coming
year as one likely to bring unprecedented
prosperity to New Mexico.
just now all eyes are on Santa Fe in
anticipation Of the assembling of the
legislature two weeks hence. You may
look out for big delegation from this
locality on the Goth inst
report is in circulation here which
arouses much feeling among Mora grant
claimants. This is to the effect that T.
B. Catron and tho Butler estate are plan
ming to file claim against the U. S. gov
ernment for 100000 for timber used by
the troops during the years past that
Fort Union was occupied as military
post. 1t is said that people who had in
terests in the Mora grant cut this timber
and sold it to the army quartermaster in
regular form and received Uncle Sam 3
money for it, but that Catron and the
Butler estate now claim that the people
had no right to cut said timber and will
at the next session of congress try and
get bill through congress to pay them
100000 in cold cash. 1t is said Catron's
present visit, to Boston and Washington
is to lay the wires for bringing this claim
to the front. Grant claimants who cut
the timber and sold it to the governme ent
are somewhat exercised over the matter,
appearing to believe that, should con-
gress acknowledge this claim, it would in
some way have the effect of placing gov
eminent disapproval upon their individual
rights as claimants in the Mora grant.
| AS regards the contest between Mr.
Abeytia and Mr.. Voorhees, over the Office
of legislative councilman from this dis.
trict little interest is felt here in the
matter now that justice has been done
and Mr.. Abeytia has his certificate. By
the way, hear that Voorf ees and his
friends, including Mr.. Catron, tried to
buy off Abeytia. The former, who is a
smooth Eph himself, it is declared, went in
person to the Abeytias and offered them
all his official salary and $500 in cash if
they would pull off Couucilman-elect
Abeytia and permit him to take the seat
1t is the present understanding here
that, failing to buy, Mr.. Voorhees, is
planning to try some court process to
| get hold of the Office. mandamus or
the county board of Colfax county is
talked Of and it is said l.. G. Fort, of Las
Vegas and E. A. Fiske, of Santa Fe, have
been engaged to get up the papers
More anon. OCCASIONAL.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-12-18
ROSWELL REJOICES.
Emigrants Flocking in and Railroad
Surveyors in the Field.

A dispatch from Roswell says: 'It is
hardly beyond the limits of the truth to
say that Roswell and the sur
country is alive with people
not houses to take care of trem sAd
many are living is tents. There are
fresh arrivals every day. ALI have an
abiding faith that this is to be great
railroad, business and agricultural center.
Many of the new arrivals are not homo
seekers, but are here on the expectation
that the railroad is soon to be built from
this point to White Oaks or eastward to
the Santa Fe in Texas. On the other
hand there never we're as many desirable
people looking for homes in the Pecos
valley as at this time. What is better
still, the newcomers are we'll content with
the country, being favorably impressed
at the outstart and generally their first
impressions are strengthened after being
here several weeks"
In this connection it is interesting to
note the improved railroad prospects as
viewed by the Roswell Record:
"There is considerable comment going
the rounds of the press In regard to the
proposed extension of the Pecos Valley
railroad from Roswell to Panhandle City,
or, more properly speaking, from Pan
handle City to Roswell. This comment
is not without foundation, as a corps of
engineers are now in the field and are ex-
pected in Roswell in few days. There
are many reasons why this road should be
built Chief among them is 1t would
give the products of the Pecos valley
direct market; it would place Roswell
400 miles nearer (by rail- to the north
eastern markets than 1t is now; it would,
in connection with the Texas and Pacific
from Pecos, shorten the route from Kan
sas City to Ell Paso, the gateway to Mex
leo, by nearly 400 miles. The road could
be built as cheaply as any road of the
same length in America. There can be
secured, on direct line between the two
points, tangent longer than any in
North America that would not require
cut or fill OF six inches; but three bridges
will be required on the entire route, one
here in Roswell, the next at Berrende,
four miles distant, and the third and last
at the crossing of the Pecos."
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-12-18
TO-DAY'S VIKINGS.

In trouble between union and nom
union laborers at Uniontown, Pa, to-day
200 shots were fred and number of
persons were injured, one probably
fatally.
The United States circuit court, in the
case of the United States against the Bell
Telephone company, handed down de-
cision to-day declaring the 8erliner tele-
phone patent void.
The Vicksburg Commercial Herald, the
oldest morning paper in Mississippi, the
Roanoke, Va, Times, and the Columbus,
Ca, afternoon Herald have Joined the
Associated Press and now get the same
excellent telegraphic service as the NEW
MEXICAN.
T he Prussian diet has been summoned
to meet at Berlin January 8, when the
government intends, after close session,
to prosecute Herr Liebjknicht, the So
clalist member of the reichstag, who took
such prominent part in the demonstra-
tion against the emperor upon the open
ing of the reichstag.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-12-18
THE MARK ETk.

New York, Dec. 18.-Money on call,
easy, ~ q 2 per cent; prime mercantile
paper, "a @4H.
Denver.-(Brokers' quotation) Silver,
b9B lead, $500.
Chicago.-Cattle quiet and unchanged.
Sheep dull and unchanged.
Kansas City. - Cattle, market to-day
is steady to firm for the best; others
weak; Texas steers, 5000 q $3.70; Texas
cows, $1.75 @ $500; beef steers, $3.50
$3.50; native COWS, $l.l5 q $3.50; stock
ers and feeders, $2.55 q $3.50; bulls,
$3.50 @ $3.50. Sheep, steady.
Chicago.-Wheat, December, 53a4; May,
561a. Corn lower; December, 464;
January, 465s. Oats lower; December,
29h; January, 294.