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The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1894-05-03

IT time to get over our scare
and brace up, Careful observa-
tions recently made by eminent
astronomers show that the earth
still revolves.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1894-05-03

NATURES winter is past; so man
should at least make an effort to
throw off the winter of his discon.
tent and face the future with a
cheerful heart. Things are some
times not really so bad as they
seem.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1894-05-03
ZIEGLER BROS.
Notice
Roswell, N. NJ, April Goth, 1894.

Roswell, N. NJ, April Goth, 1894.
Parties taking pipes, troughs or any
thing else from our ranch in the Oscuras
mountains would better put them back
or they will be prosecuted.
MILNB & BUSH LAND & CATTLE Co.
Remember that Il. l.. Ozanne 4 Co.
are the Leaders of Low Prices. Be wise,
inspect their stock and get their prices
before purchasing elsewhere.
The best line of Childrens' and Boys
School Shoes ever seen in the Territory
has been received by ZIEaLER Bros.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1894-05-03

That's the title we started out to
deserve and are bound to maintain.
1t takes lots of brains and energy
and know how to be
Leaders in Quality,
Leaders in Style,
Leaders in LOW Prices,
but our success shows that we are
justified in claiming fair share of
these qualities. A glance through
this seasons stock will show what
we've again done to deserve our hard
won title.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1894-05-03

New ENGLAND and New York
have been the dog for several years;
but in a few more years. they will
hardly be the tail.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1894-05-03

LET'S see: what was Coxey's job
before the hard times threw him
on his cheek
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1894-05-03

The motto of every executive Of
fcer in New Mexico should be
run the rascals in"
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1894-05-03

SENATOR STocRBRIDGE of Mich.
igan is dead.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1894-05-03

THE South furnishes few Coxey
soldiers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-08
Virginia News Items.

Ia ]. Simmons. druggist Of Lynch
burg. made an assignment yesterday.
Liabilities about $500.
The Bard Of Health reports consider
able seal ht-fever and dlphtheria prevail
Ing In Norfolk just now.
Judge f.. @. Moncure, of Caroline coun-
~, fell while getting OF a train and
broke his left arm on Thursday.
Rev. George W. Carter, ID. D., arrived
IN Norfolk yesterday, and will take charge
of his pulpit at Park-View on Sunday.
The Christmas trade is very slow in de-
veloping itself in Petersburg. and the
probability is that II will be much lighter
than usual.
The Presbyterian chapel on Court
street, in Portsmouth, was damaged about
s1,ooo by fire Thursday night. originating
from a heater.
At its meeting last night the Lynchburg
Council elected Lawyer Thomas S. Pres
ton Police Justice, TO succeed the late
}. Baeda Crenshaw.
The Clerk of Greenesville county on
Thursday issued license for the mar
riage OF Mr.. q. ". Mosely and Mrs. Rosa
4. Taylor. The groom's age is &c. and
the brides 30 years.
1t is probable that the party who set
fire to the barn OF MIR. j. w. Pittman,
In Southampton county, on Tuesday
night, will soon be arrested, II he has
not fled from the county. Mr.. Pittman's
loss was fully $500, without insurance.
John Tonar, a white blacksmith. en-
ployed at the Newport News ship-yard,
dropped dead while at his post yesterday
evening. He was about GO years old, and
ago. Heart-failure was the cause of his
death
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-08
THANKS TO THE pINAFoRE CAST.
Grateful Action of the Mozart Governors
Fourteen New Members.

Fourteen New Members.
A regular meeting OF the Board OF Gov
ernors of the Mozart Association was
held last night. Mr.. James Lyons. Jr.,
presided and a great deal of business
looking to the betterment Of the organiza-
ton was transacted. Fourteen new mem
bers were elected, and steps were taken
TO organize committee OF ladies', the OBJ
Ject being to gain larger list of lady
members.
The board unanimously adopted the fol-
lowing:
BE It resolved That the Mozart Asso
ISOLATION return their hearty thanks 10
Professor J. Emory Shaw for his valu-
able and efficient services in training the
cast and chorus for the rendition of the
Client manner In which he directed and
conducted the performance OF that opera
for the benefit Of the Mozart Association.
The board desires TO express their sense
of obligation TO him for his valuable SER
vices in their behalf, and congratulate
him on the success of his conduct and
management Of the opera
~ Resolved. That the Board Of Gov
ernors return their thanks to the ladies
and gentlemen who took part In the cas'
and chorus of the opera "Pinafore." re-
Gently given for the benefit of the Mozart
Association, and the board desires TO put
on record The expression of their apprecia-
ton of the services so kindly rendered
by these ladies and gentlemen to the as
ISOLATION"
The officers appointed on duty In the
hall during the month are Messrs. +. w.
Cunningham, ID. o. Davis. and +. r.
Greenwood.
The next musicale will be given Deem
Der Goth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-08
FINE GYMNASIUM EXHIBITION.
A Large Audience Enjoys the Performance
of the Association Athletes.


A brilliant audience assembled at the
Young Mems Christian Association Hall
last night to witness the exhibition given
by members of the association gymna-
stun. Every seat. both on the floor and
in the gallery, was occupied and stand
ing-room was hardly TO be had.
The junior class, numbering ABOUT
seventy -five, opened the programme, CIV
ing their wand drill and fancy marching:
Aubrey Kelley, a 15-year-old boy, presided
az the plano during the entire. evening,
song marches and waltzes, which were
work by the juniors and also the young
men were extremely interesting. The
horlzontal-bar work done by Messrs. A.
S. Thompson, G. ID. Westman, w. Il.
Davis. and Anton Schatzel, and the tum-
bling by Messrs. Kindervater, Payne,
Morrissett, Chesterman, and Percy Fin
ney was especially noteworthy. Cheer
after cheer greeted the different attrac-
lions, and every one retired from the
building fully satisfied with the evenings
pleasure and instruction.
The members of the ladies' gymnasium
class were out in large numbers. and &C.
cupied seats reserved especially for them.
They seemed to enjoy the exhibition
above all others. and were Kept busy ex-
planning to their husbands or friends the
why's and whercfores OF each exercise.
II Is the purpose Of the association 10
give these exhibitions monthly. and tickets
will be distributed among the employees
OF the different factories, wholesale
houses and trades OF the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-08

street. opposite the High school. died yes
ttrday morning. She was a widow,
with one son, ana moved from Chester
Geld some months ago.
Mr. John Moore Is detained at home
by Sickness.
DEATHS IN NOVEMBER.
The following IL the mortuary report
for the month Of November, as prepared
by pr, Ingram, president Of the Board
Total number OF deaths. i4--white. 2; COLI
orcd, T. Number Of deaths IN First Ward.
]; Second Ward. 4; Third Ward. 5; Fourth
Ward. Rate OF mortality per LOO per
annurn. 1892
Cause OF death Bronchitis (acute), 1
white, ! colorcd; schronic) 2 white; pneu-
monia. 1 white. 1 colorcd. consumption,
2 colored; COMMISSIONS Qnfantiie). white;
fever (typho-malariaD. white; cyanosls.
white; paralysis, colored; dentition,
ored.
MIR Bonnie NJ. Clark and Miss Ola v.
Morris were married Thursday night at
the home Of the brides parents In Swans
ceremony. after which the bridal party
repaired 20 the home OF the groom, where
reception was held.
A new council. J. o. IT, A. NJ, has been
organized in Manchester and the following
oiilor. y; II. welk; Vice, ccun-
Secretary. r. b, puntord: Assistant ssSptu Res
eording Secretary T.. r. Duvai; Finan.
clal Secretary. Charles Wake; Treasurer,
w. T, Pitt Conductor. Sam. Scanned:
Warden. w. Il. Brown: Inside Sentinel,
a. j. Smith; Outside Sentinel q. w
Franklin, They will be installed next
Friday night
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
In the Police Court yesterday the con-
tinued case Of John AGREE, charged with
the betrayal OF Miss Eta Driver was In
vestigated and the accused sent on TO the
Hastings Court. He was allowed bail in
the sum OF $1,000
George Jefferson (colored), charged with
inturing the mule of Shirly Goode by
reckless driving, was fined $40 and costs
The stewards OF West-End church held
a conference Thursday night at Asbury
chapel and decided TO organize a church
at that place the third Sunday In this
month under the charge of Rev. J. II.
Busby.
A new schedule was put into effect on
Perry street yesterday. The cars are
run on ten-minute schedule between the
power-house and Seventh and Broad
streets. and transfer car Is run every
thirty minutes from the power-house TO
F9rest-Hill Park
The silver tea given by the Little
Strivers of Meade-MemoriaI church at
the residence of DIR. Ingram was a very
pleasant affair
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-08
HANCOCK SEM oN cor TRlAL.
Jeweiier Jacobs Honorabiy Acquitted-A
Child Accidentally Killed.

JeweIier Jacobs Honorabiy Acqui"e"-A
Child Accidentally Killed.
PETERSBURG, VA. December T.
CSpeciaI)-Tn the Mayors Court this
morning the cases OF the Commonwealth
against James Hancock, charged with
the larceny Of two gold watches. the pro
perty of Mr.. II. w; Fowler. a 5e rssgsd
with lending money on said watches,
knowing them 70 have been stolen, were
called for examination. Mr.. Charles lIot-
ter Lassiter appeared as counsel TOT nan,
cock and Mr.. w. Il. McIlwaine appeafeu
for Mr.. Jacobs. During the progress OF
the examination OF the charges against
Hancock a warrant was served upon MN
by the High Constable charging him Win
the larceny Of a silver watch, the property
OF Mr.. George A. Brown, whereupoh eA
animation In both cases was waiveu snu
Court for trial Mr.. Brown repress@n,. Us
that he gave the accused his watcn IN
June last to be regulated. and up 70 TINS
time he had been unable, after many app
plications TO get his watch. In the mat
ter of Mr.. J. Jacobs. ths accused was
honorably acquitted, the Mayor staring
that there was no evidence to show that
he was In the least degree culpaDie ana
that his connection with the case was
entirely innocent and honorable. Mr.
Jacobs Is well known In Richmond and
Norfolk, where he has many friends and
relatives.
BENJAMIN Featherstohe a notorious
negro thief, who has twice served terms
in the penltentiary for serious crimes,
was to-day sent on for trial by the
Mayor for burglary. In which he was last
night caught in the act.
The body OF the 5-year-old son OF Mr..
G.. b. Newcomb, formerly Of this city,
but for several years past a resident of
Florence, s. G., was brought here yes
terday for interment In Blandford Gene
terry. 1t appears that the child was accl-
dentaly shot and Titled by a colored
boy with a pistol while the child was on
a visit TO friends In Charleston, $. G.
An attempt was made by tramps TO
burn Jackson's ice-house. a large frame
building in Pocahontas, at an early hour
this morning. The prompt arrival or tina
fire department saved the building from
qarious damage
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-08
RIcHMoNp TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA, December 7.--No auc-
ton offerings on Change to-day.
Private sales: Filters, II: smokers, 81
cutters 8; wrappers, ~: dark leaf, IL
Tugs, s. Total, 50 hogsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and olga
rettes, s22s.S5; tobacco, $2,71.o3. Total, 81
94S3S
DARK loose sales to-day were the largest
we have had this season. and quality OF
the tobacco was also better. while prizes
ruled higher all round than last week.
Some few good sun-cured and black wrap
pers were on sale. and sold rs nigh as
5000 Sales to-day, 9i110 pounds; for
week, 2l6,7 us pounds. with 5000 the highest
price.
fright breaks were also larger to-day
than any previous day this week, and
prices ruled strong throughout. Quality
fairly good, with one or two good crops
of wrappers, which, az usual, brought
outside figures.
Visitors from other markets state that
we are getting more fine brights than
any other market, and that We may wei
be proud OF this market. a good many
dealers from other cities are buying tneii
fine grades here. Richmond Is certainly
making great progress as loose market
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-08
Pnrannala and Briefs.

DR.. Charles j.. Siegel and bride nee
Baker, have returned TO the CITY
Mr.. Joseph A. Peck, of the Charlottes-
willie Daily Progress is in the city.
Thomas Nelson Page, Of Washington,
n @. was at the Holland House, New
York on Thursday
In the Chancery Court yesterday Mr..
Tucker X. Sands qualified as admiIlistfd-
tor Of Mary A. Rosser.
Mrs. ]. Keller, of Brooklyn. N. T., Is
on a visit 10 her mother, MRS. u "a
Pizzini, No. IL west Grace street
The United States District Court adj
iourned yesterday for the term. The Jury
was previously adjourned until January
ed.
To-day being the Feast OF the lmmacu'
late Conception OF Mary, approprlSa,te. sSi
vices will be held In all of the Cathohe
churches.
Mr.. James Nelson Wood, the young In
ventor OF the Wood cigarette-machine'
arrived in the city yesterday and Is STOP
ming at Mr.. w. +. DeSaussure's.
The reserved tickets for the Rev. Sam
Iones's lectures were put on sale yester,
day. and indications point to CROWDED
houses, both Monday and Tuesday nights
Rev. Edward l.. Pel will deliver his
regular weekly lecture on the sunday
school lessons ~ tnt iOuiiS Nth "a
tan Association this afternoon al
O'Clock. All are invited.
The Richmond Howitzer Band had 9
rehea rsal Thursday night and practiced
some OF the new marches at the court
house. Professor Kessnich Is the leader
The band is improving rapidly under MS
direction.
The marriage Of Miss Lizzie Deane
Lyons 10 Hon. Claude Swanson VIII take
Mace AT the residence of Mrs. Addit
neane Lyons, 1915 N street, Washington!
ID O., on the 18th Of December, at
o'clock =. M. No cards.
Mr. c. b. Rouss, OF New York. who Is
so much interested In establishing an
institution for the preservation OF Con.
celerate records has written TO an ofilcel
Of Pickett Camp expressing DIS insenuor
NJ visiting the camp at an early day.
the following convicts were received
=. the penitentiary yesterday; George
xxvsiiiams tcolored). from Tazewell county
~ aerve two years for stealing from th'
nerson. William Robinson from Rich
snoond city TO serve two years for house
entering.
Alice smith and Eveline Brown, tw
cninred women, were before Magistrat
nyier AZ the county courthouse yester
dsv on cross warrants charging eec
ofber with assault and the use OF abuslv
Ssishefs, An equal distribution or IN
cnsts sras made, after which the wonel
were permitted 10 depart.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-08
TIE COUNCIL DISCUSSES T RAILS.
The oil Company's Connection Track
Deaths in NOvember--Other Items.

Ahe VA company : tohhSChOh AEhSN-
Deaths in NOvember--OtherI Items.
A called meeting OF the Manchester
Council was held last night, with Messrs.
oHrlsn. Morton. Hart, Patram. Camp
'sl. Sims. Green. Mum, Ely, Pool, and
r,1 present The meeting was called 10
consider a request from the Southern on
mpaDy 10 run a track on Second street
90 their works at the corner Of stockton
sGI Second streets: and also petition
.gm the Street Railway company 10
place a r rail on Hull street from Sc
'sg'h 90 Holly
The Street Committee presented a paper
r-mmeniing that the Council allow the
'I company to place its tracks on Sc
l1I street, and also to allow the street.
-- company 10 run the Il rail as re-
lres,si
Representatives of the Standard Oil
Company appeared before the Council
l1l asked that the Standard OIL Conn
Isly's tracks he run up Stockton street.
The matter was discussed, and finally the
'.cJmmendatioE OF the Street Commit
Gee vas adopted
Mr. Martin offered a revolution that
'se matter OF voting on the question OF
llIng the 7 rail on Hull street be post
! ned until next Friday night. This
elected a grea' deal of discussion, in
which Major Nash. members Of the Coun-
=. and citizens took part, and the street.
ar company was criticised very severely
BY Mr Utz Mr.. Morton's resolution was
ailp,si and the Council adjourned.
Mrs Malone, who lived on Bainbrldgs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-08
New Church in the West End.

The movement for the erection of a new
Methodist church in the West End TO
embrace the congregations of Washing
ton-Street church, and the Kinnsy-Street
mission, has assumed tangible form, and
q most desirable and eligibly-located lot
on the corner Of Hanover and Lombardy
streets was recently purchased at cost
of $500 On this the new church viii
be erected, and bids are now being re
ceived for the removed of the Washington
Street church to this site, where II VIII
proposed new structure is erected.
Messrs. c. X. Willis, r. T. l.. Toler,
James w. Martin w. II. Clements.
George l.. Massie. j. A. McGilyray, a.
Maupin, Charles r. Lowry. and w. ID.
Willis have been elected trustees of the
new church.
No definite plans for the erection OF
the church have yet been made. but the
Organization will at once be effected. anc
Rev. w. Asbury Christian VIII take
charge of the new church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-08
reimbursement House Con.umed.

ToANo, December 7.--tspeeial Public
Sehool-house. No. I, Powhatan District,
was destroyed by fire on yesterday. l.
finished and furnished in good style, ant
had lust been erected. II was the best
school-house in the county. The benches
doors, and blinds were saved. 1t Is
thought that the fire originated from a
defective nue. Mr.. z. +. Cowles, this
teacher. will reopen next Monday in 0
rented house. This makes the second
schcoi-house that has been burned since
the organization OF the public-school sys-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-08
1itara,r Society omcers.

The semi-annual meeting OF the JeI-
last night.
The meeting was a very exciting ana
animated one owing to the multiplicity
OF nominating speeches made In behalf
of the candidates for the various oihces.
tba ensuing term. President Claiborne
Robins; Vice-President, Hunter Marston;
secretary and Treasurer. c. s. Penick;
Critic. n. Mercer Hartman; Sergeant-at-
rms O. l., Stuart.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-08
From the Station House.

Norman Napier, white boy, was lockSh
ND M the Second Station yesterday on
the charge of stealing coal from the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway.
Mr.. s. r. Simpkins. of 1913 east Broad
street. has reported 10 the First Police
station that he was robbed a few nights
ago of an oyercoat, a dress-suit, go in
money, and a Smith & Wesson revolver;
A thief entered the home Of Mrs. Kyle,
No. 4O3 east Main street, last Wednesday
night, and stole so.
doth colored) were locked up at the First
Station Yesterday on charges Of assault
Robert Tholl (colored) was locked up
IN the Third Station on the charge OF
assault
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-08
Flag Drill Mt First Church.

In the Sunday-school room of the First
Baptist church last night sixteen young
ladies'. ranging in ages from s TO IA years
executed flag drill such as has never
were dressed In red and white gowns,
and each carried United States flag.
For half an hour they went through In,
Vulnerable evolutions, both military and
fancy, with no other command than that
OF music rendered on a piano. Tneif
movements were graceful and in perfect
accord, and showed excellent training
After the drill the Oriole Club rendered
several instrumental selections; MISS Bes'
sic Relic Davis delivered several recita-
tions, and Miss Frayser sang very sweet
Nv ~ Promise Thee" Refreshments were
served by the ladies OF the church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-08
Mean temperature. ..............46 /
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, December while the
trading in American Sugar was again on
an enormous scale to-day the sales foot
ing up nearly 1S7, 900 shares. the stock did
not monopolize speculative attention, by
any means. Traders had something else
TO talk about. the developments in Wash
lngton in the matter of the proposed
amendment TO the interstate commerce
law so as to permit pooling having not
only furnished operators with a fresh
topic of discussion, but created quite a
bullish sentiment In railway stocks as
well. The impression here is that Con-
gress will certainly modify the law In this
respect. and this belief offset the proposed
export Of gold, and the further rise in
sterling exchange. Brokers usually repre-
senting big bear operators were heavy
buyers OF railway issues throughout the
day. Business was also better distributed,
and the demand was quite general
The rise in the railway list ranged from
4 TO 2ss per cent, Northwestern. st. Paul,
Manhattan, Burlington. Southern Railway
preferred. Northern Pacific preferred
Omaha, and Lake Shore all being promi'
nent In the upward movement.
American Sugar was even more active
than OF late. The stock opened at SlKq
s., rose to sl&, and closed at 1913. In
rise was due partly to the decision OF the
directors not TO issue a statement on tbs
condition OF the industry. generally ad
mitted to be unfavorable. and partly 70
the refusal Of the Senate caucus TO take
up tariff matters at this session. Some OIL
the buying was traced TO inside sources.
Chicago Gas was In better rsques
among the lndustrials, and advanced Il
T2%. Cordage securities improved on
serni-oflicial statement that the interes
due January 1st will be paid: The com
non stock advanced 70 ~, the preierreG
to II, and the guaranteed to ga gain o.
ikd3 per cent for the day. Genera
Electric moved up nearly 2 points, tC
96k. and Lead rose TO 4C9s.
In the inactive stocks, Pittsburs >anc
Western preferred rose to 3915G32%. New
Haven brought 1854. against ls9ls at th'
last reported sale. Minnesota Iron, which
vas recently offered down to 40, with tht
best bid ut 20. to-day sold at 30. The last
transaction at the board before to-day
Net changes show gains Of u to as pei
cent Sugar leading. The sales Were
heavy amounting to 3S7,SM shares. Tht
BOND market was unusually active and
strong.
tas 90 shares: of unlisted. 10000.
Treasury balances: Coin, $IO,0H.OOO; cur
rency, sl0i.976,0 GOO
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at 1Ql2 per cent.
last loan at /, and closing offered at per
cent; prime mercantile paper, Sq4 pei
cent.
SlH, bid. -,
Sterling exchange strong. with actual
business In bankers bills at AaHa4Si,.
for sixty days, and si.sSis for demand
posted rates, $4.SSd4.S9l5; commercial
oils, A.S6ilfp4.8.
Government bonds firm. state bonds
6uII Railroad bonds active and strong.