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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-01-02

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
ssn M. Way q. v ..h,.s,s.

Hon, A. G Baker. ehief Justice ~ Arr
SonA X. u. Green, = merchant Of Ph9
nix, aud John y. Robbins. manager Of II.
Witbeck Land and Cattle company.
TomlS,ons. came up from the south last
nigh, aad reinaiae,l over until this morn
ing, when they oontinus.l on east. Al q
rousing mass meeting ~ the people Of
Ph9niK the other day. where number
of politicians, irrespective ~ party all.
iAiions, spoke favorable IN the admission
Of Arizona, = committee was Appoiatad IA
select some prominent gentleman b. go Ia
Washington and lobby 10 the hill.
judy. Baker was Oh. man decided upon,
aud he 10 now on his way 10 Washington
II H. hoped that his m,sshm will liz q cue
ceesful one
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
Hwift cycle Utdrrs.

Fr~i. Lewis, Harry and Frank Lee, Al
'"iingt"n and Alfred Frost mounted their
safety" wheels yesterday and l.isurely
trk ride I" Bear Canon. where they
rested and enjoyed several hours in an.
mated debates over the wheel ruI-ic.d
NIX III" horse in more ways than pn-. AFTER
which M"-srr. Lewis and Harry Lee con.
Guided "a make n swift ride back Ia the
city They started from the falls in the
canon. and when they reached the cornr,
Of the European hotel they hai covered
the distance. anl that over II sandy aud
rough rad. in one hour and four minutes
The two riders are strung and athle' ic.
aud considering the rad and distance the
time ls remarkably fast,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
terrtIIS. " on

Yesterday afternoon the Little piur
burg bias. ball club. uf Crrrill,p. AnI
III" Santa Pes rrusHrd hats ~ santa Re,
"nd from dispatch the sporting "drtor
II Tnk ClriEgN received from MAYOR
Austin G"Siall, IL Cerrillou. II IL learned
that the lhItl" pli,SburgS made II scor,r
1" for ia. santa frs. II IL also learned
that til. game war spirited and exciting.
hut the hnyS from the thriving coal tnw u
had On their winning uniforms and fairly
"u,playcd and outha,t-d their opponents
rh. Br"wns. IT this city, send congra,u.
la'ions I" Mayor O"nlAll and hin gentle.
manly ball tossrrr, l, now seems that
the territorial championship will narrow
itself down IL n series of games h.furr
the season il over, between the Browns
and the Little Pi,,shurgs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11

II ~ the duty, every year according Ia
secure the school census. but ~ Clerk
iirunsfrld has other business besides bis
clrrkship. which k-.ps him pretty busy
len, young gentlemen, ". \. Mclaughlin
and X T.. shannon, to do the work, and
they started At their duties taking the
-chonl census this morning. M.Ssrs Me.
Laughlin and shannon are thoroughly
competent, are we'll known. and ID. CEN
rur they turn In 10 the board can bo relied
upon AS correct in every particular.
They .xpcc, Ia have the csnsus completed
IN about ten lays.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
AFTER Cattle,

q L. Brooks. live stock agcu, Et the
'-n,a 70 road and assistAn, general man.
fsr for the Az,sc Cattle company. isf,
Ne morning for Holbrook. where be will
silver over 10 Frank q, Bloom, of Trim.
pa two train loads Of s,ssrs from the Al
company. Mr. Brooks should hsv.
ssn At Holbrook yesterday, hut miss.d
h-in, on account of the hackmAn fail.
w call him His son, Lewis Brooks,
to-day for Las Vegas and from ther'
viii drive overland " the aba ndone,l
va BAscom. carrying with him an i'm
tSnt message fr"m bic father. Il will
LewH hvs days tn make the trip Ia
Fort and back 70 Las Vegas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
Lille A@aafa

Las, winter Mrs. J. Il. Reeves died
herr, leaving I've little children TO b~
cared for by the father, II was = great
charge for HIM, and NJ tho solicitation of
the good ladies ~ the Children's Home he
placed his childr~n In ths Home To be
cArcd for. A few days ago Mr.. Resves
CAV" his hvs-ysar-old daughter. B-esis.
n pretty. bright.cyed little girl. 10 Mrs.
] Hirsch 10 adopt. Mira Hirsch called at
the Home and secured little Bessie. She
asked Mr. Reeves what religion he pre-
ferrcd fur his daughter. and he stated
that as her mother was Catholic he had
no objection Ia his daughter becoming q
Catholic. This In the religion az hrs
Hirseh. and the lady 10 pleased that her
adopted daughter will hereafter attend
her church. The disposition Of little
Bessie and III. desire ~ Mr.. Reeves that
his daughter become Q Catholic, however,
has caused some little commotion at the
Childr-n's HoLie aud one member of the
Home, who resides ON the Highlands, 10
quoted az n-iug some strong words
against the raising Of children under the
Catholic faith.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
a rhi~,iax -m,,shmas

TIL" nwi'chm"n vi this city, members NJ
the Switchmrn'r Mutual Adj nsrriAtinu,
are swearing vengeance Aganrt wm
S'msrott, VII" "ccuplri the position nj
grand secretary aud treasur-r of that ~.
der. from September, 1887, until May.
lSH, when h" suddenly aud my st-rir,sly
disappeared during the national cun,r1
ton II the order a, k,anr, ,llr, lnd or.
cnlarr. with liS phn,"graph rrin,,l ,hrrr.
81, hay" been received toy the local switch.
men, aud they Arr informed that hr II
short ~ his accounts tu the amount nf
S3!.b!7. ~. The clrcua says ATHEIST
the las, act before his flight, hr purchased
and placed IA his home, no ~ vernon
Park place, Evansville, n tine IiAuu. ray.
ing Al"nt 5000 fur II, aud from which he
can evoke the strains 1T Home, Sweet
Home Ind over the IIll. tn th. Poor
ii"uSr. with which tn ~ ,thr the nir.r>
and anguish "f the widows AMI ORPHANS
h'n hear lcSr robbery Of them has
caused "
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
A E.razlnaEt Rriens.

Rev Juvencesu. prominent territorial
Catholic prsest, Who 10 an authority on
the hAbits and customs of the various
tribes % Indians In the southwest, bav.
ing been associated with them m0rr or
less for tho past thirty years, came III
from Isleta this mornlng. whsrs he has
been on q visit 10 Father Dochsr. He
continued on 70 Santa We, where be will
remain for . few days. Rev. Juyeneeao
10 nov stationed al Lumberton, Rio Ariba
county, directly among the JiaArilia
ApAchss, Utes and Navajo Iniians. He
states that the people Of Lumbsrtou are
boring for artesiAn water, having let the
contract 70 practical we'll borsr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11

last night, being received by Undertaken
Montfn' kilograms hav" been a"nt 10
his people and no disp'-ii ~ II the body
will lr made until the! Nr' heari frun.
Mr. Moree inform! THR CiruKS tina,
Nj R"-s sppearrd io br getting along
nic"ly while here. aud she thinks the trir
south proved ''-' much for him. wh,lc
a, her house she got we'll acluain,-l " VI
the deceased, aud she speaks IN the high.
est praise II him ~ perfrc, gentleman
She regrets his death ~ much AZ II he
was member ~ her family
Murlck Roes, father ~ the drcaas,.I,
tclrgr"rh"d Ia Mr. Aud I" bury the h,-i,
here The funeral will occur to- morrow
morning st 1890 o'clock ~ MIR Mont.
fort
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
IN ne N hrriedy

THE CITIZEN was informed last evening
that Charles W. Powers, who 10 vel
known Ia many 81 our citizens. M, onl,
M q comedian but also NJ a pleasant,
mpAnionable young gentleman, was ~.
Gently married Ia = reiguing belle Of
south Omaha, krb and IL now conduct.
ing trrt class restaurant in Dcnver. II
the report il true THE CITIZEN wishes the
great imiiAtor II other mems doin.s and
say Jugs" hong, happy and Hucc-ssful
InAIri~i life, snd II not true. tbs CITIES
al~o wishes Charley success IA all his un.
tlrrtAk inYs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
n,rark nI,h ApaaIexY.

william Coffin, . we'll known bushes,
gentleman II nj Psso, was struck with
apoplsIy the other morning. aud Ia no~
considered in = pr-carious condition. Mr.
Coin. in the early days II albuquerque
conducted saw mill In III. west end. be
sides being in business on this side. d,
Ii . bachelor, ALout 81 years I'D. and
went To HI Paso from this city abou, ,hir,
teen years ago lie 10 well. knuw II
throug bout the southwest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11

Tramp. and sftsr securing come I,pc~.
Tart information he desired 10 .,b,ain.
k.eping cloe. inside the hous. ~ hi
friend. b. took his departure. Although
there is $4,000 reward Tor Ocbos, dead
or alive, offered by the Mexican gov.
eminent, not one ~ the sleuth hoands If
The west end. even the brave and gallau,
'fficerr that hsbiinsily circulate through
D" rooms ~ the cnurt hous.. caught on
to ochoa's presep1. among them until
two days after his departure
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
EatertAiaed.

Mrs. Y. J. Primrose, wife of tho we'll
known wool merchant ~ Trinidad. both
having visited this city on several coca
rions and arc therefore known Ia many
II our citizens, gave a reception Ia her
many friends a, Trinidad the other even
ing, aud tho papers Of that town speak
in praise II this manner IN which they
w.r. entertained by the lady. l, Ii true
rains,orm was in progress during the
evening. which threatened 90 spoil the
enjoyment u many. but II had uo rfiec,
un Ar. Primros-'s invited guests, fr
they wer~ bound Ia b. present.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11

~~~ nsrse' es~'y 0rsssts-. q ,r,.
psr,t,r Ati,ssee.

tertte Atttnaee.
Etisos nstitis.n.
Las Vegas. Aug 2 san Miguel e, unit,
has long been known NJ place tina, full,
carries out the "hl saying that "inlnic,
makes sirnng" b.-l fellows" hut th.
latest turn herr ~ n little ahead ~ al
previous ones
As you know. Eugcnio Romerp aud La.
REM" Lop wcr tumrrly III rrpn,.
leans, bu' R"mrro ccSsiona .Iy wanting
some II The pie" Lupr, ,nk IN the nan
Miguel democracy aud with them organ.
lied the ''i~"plr's party" carr, ing the
county In III" two PAS, elections. aud, no,
having to divide with Romero. and really
owning the party, did M hr pleased TIL.
only trouble WAS that II eos, ~ much
financially To- Keep Roinrrr aud that the
pr"h, and less account, shaved uv badly
II has been known for some tim. Ma, the
two leaders we're anxinuH H. bur, th.
Ratchet. and when the Gr,,n trubl.
came "n Il gave the opportunity wanted
Monday nigh, large meeting was held
IN the town tu talk uu matters, condemn
the Grr-n affair and Arrange. far ih, r,u
campaign. And into thus meeting they be-
Ruiled the lntnEcnl frliA. There were,
No Americans present, but Il IN r-l.Drt,,i
tina, resolutions were adopted condemn.
ing Judv. smith H., r,,,,,,., ,,... Il
under $2O.OOO bail, Instead II $1,000 /;
ni.,,i,, A,,,.,, g.
ing them mur- vigorously. and the, ,h,
following lnliticAI r-,yr.n,,. w
adopted
Only one ticket shall h. RIM -, ,h;.
county this fall, a Kind ~ ,,fnr,n,.d ,,.,-
pls'r party ticket.
Romero, Lni.z and MArtin,y Ia ..l,,c,
their men for office and A convention IN d,
called Ia ratify ,h. ..I.c,,,,s
As the rcf,,rm.rs hly. already mani ,,,
lu,- of money In uy,v,nus v..r. ant g.,
OPPOSITION urkr, there will la. ~, u,.,....
-ity IT any bondI,, no, even t,r ,h,. ,..
papers
The new party To- leave th. head of ,h,.
ticket blank. A. some ON, can -, .
chance To s,amp Jo-.ph'. ns,,. :, nm all
ther. mon. par,izan" tickets MA MA. dam.
when NJ. \ O,.ru ran for cnpvr...
This las, arrangement, !. on. tina, ms.,s
with great enthusiasm amun, ,h, ,t.,,.,..
cratic part 81 the combine. A. I, i. ,h,nyh,
Jnseph's grant "har'r' can l.. tanned hy
them
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
Odd Fei,s~. Committee.

The ''rand L"ig. of New Mexico. |. O.
o. +, will meet here shortly. aud lAs,
Saturday. At \ o'clock y m, IA. odd
Fellows of this city me, and appointed
the following committees ON GrAnd Ldg-
entertainment:
On HAll--John =. Pearce, + A. Fini.
cal, I, u. Healy,
Music-w \, Lowe, II. &. PAville, J.
y prarce.
Hotel Rates and SUPPORT A. Finical,
W \. Lowe, J. y .'.arce.
Rec-ption-N y Stevens, ". \ Lave,
r.. q Pratt. W. Is. Mclaughlin. ". II.
Long. Jr, W. W. Mcclellan, !. p. Lautz.
&, NJ D"ig.. CALVIN Whiting, J Y.
P-arce.
W. A Niv"nS. 81 Las Vegas lodge. No.
I, and j. W Schoirid. II Aztec lodge,
No 3, are alro on the reception commit
tee.
Adjourned 10 meet at ! o'clock Thurs
day evening, al I. q. q. Y. hall
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
Csarxea VIII k.r.,r.,i.u.

's.lsrisy afternoon Pablo Ansya, dep
u onitcsi States marshal. arrived In tie
u, having r,der arrest Rev. A. Gour-
~ the priest In charge of the Man.
- parish. The father IL accused oi
seasion with his houseksepsr. NTs,
sAmora. and the hearing 10 being
aacted bsfose Y. W. ID. bryan. United
80 commissioner. There arr . num-
o. wisaess~s present. Warren. Yer
ss.iAAl.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11

A plsssAn, lttis folks party was held
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs d. n
Boatright Thursday afternoon. Miss
stsllA aud Master Frank BoAsFight enter.
tanned their little guests royalty. ssrvins
Ice cream and cake 90 them On the lawn
Master Robby Crosby, who lsst thu
morning for hsxico. delighted the littl,
k,lks wsth several soogs. The following
were present; Edith JENNIE, Grace and
Ward psncher, kdith and Gertrude
walker. Fiossis and Glen Olin, Arthur
wieks,rom. viniA Hall, ArmintA shiniek,
Robbis Crosby.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
re MA Nal MAIL

Murphy, ths wsll.known brick mason,
who has been at white oaks working "a
. new school building for that town. ~.
turned 10 the city last Saturday night.
aud was observed celebrating his birth.
day this morning. He dsniss walking all
the distance from white Oaks "a III. han
Antonio railroad station. regardless II
the IMPORT u q few teasing frisnds 10 tn.
contrary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
q y. HCao es.
s'~rs'ss G,v~ 90 G.,i-p s.a sese.
Asest e"tsts West a. sssthress.

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60" 80 wv '"e "s"op sh'
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"" "' ',e' ''"s'' 'herc'slng b.
sur.c. p,-,., H., "a ~ "
nniii..v ,,, -, a.
duv ri 10. 80, ..i,.t. -
hath nina. -. -, Nv,
lns,led cars Ia waiting with .,r,,,
No. ~ started IN. ANN. ~ An. loo. =,
naming l,-bfnd Ia l., . bunch ~ ear. ,.l.
. run on N. down grade. and .,,,.,,..
they gr, away. NJ accident, and h.c,
IN time tn catch Ma
A. A..
hound w-r. FrIw ym, to-, m
alba, who has lr..n In AlLuou.,,,. 49,.
curing gouip for hi. store. "A. ala, .h,,.
p.l Ia sam. lnint s.y.r.l ,n,l.. ,,,,,
chased in central T,xus wbi,h ,.,. 49,,
,hcad Mr.. Volz des,r,.d TUX C,-,,.,
correspondent Ia stop of At HE station
and take n trip Ia the crater, a ph.poms.
~ south II Csnbn nablo. During Mr..
Noh' stay In the metropolis he met old
'r'e"is' ms companions In Albuquerque
III year" ago
Met Charley Worries at Navajo Springs.
where the crack base ball player look.
after the ticker during the dark and
'reAry nights
X IL, Angell, ~ Denver, 10 resting here
u few days. He Ia Interested In an enter.
prise Of Denver capitalists, operating
ron AdaIuanns, q station some eight
miles eas, 81 this place. To the peiri6ed
forest, II which more will be said in a
future letter
Promined To say som.,hiny OF IN,
cement largely u.,.d IN this Mac. and
snow Flake. a plac. highly snok.n ~
and which W. mus, v,si, on. M ,b...
dave Parties in,.r.s,.d assur, a good
item about the c.m.n, n, A later date.
A,.r, n. po.., .h, :. a.. ..
-. 49,
,,r., . NJ. nap,-,. -, -, :,
hos ,...,,o, - r.I,,,.I. -
' "s'"' r,he psS'eu through '"
"es. ""n ""'e" pisce ns VIII 20 10
'"n o'es"' i"a gentleman departure
wv ''"A was resra''eo
Albert Singer, os MAndslrs. was here
on Thursday
Ihe INTRODUCTION OF fre'ghts ~ and "a
~ accommodations will be appreciated.
Freight ~, passing AT 8SOp. m. car
r'ed car W. with Superintendent GAbel
and Master M.chsuic English As pAss-n.
gers. Mr., asbel said he was glad IA get
home again. expecting to be with his fam
ny ~ breakfast On Saturday.
The Aztec Cattle company will ship
twenty-five cars 5000 head u 3-year. old
cattle !" Montana In few days.
Don't put my name in Tn. CirissS,"
sAm an Albuquerque drummer, who
wanted to keep his whe' eabouts
secret
There Is bu; one saloon In operation
'freer ~ Woods prnprietOrs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
W nat their L.lbsrty.

To day. Ernent Meyers " circulating n
I@,iiion asking the gov.rnnr IN pardon
Robert Bland. y NJ. Walters, George
Runysn and Fred llallow.ll, the Ration
strikers. recently sentenced Ia the peni.
~niisry at Santa fr for contempt at
court. and the petition il being signed
willingly 10y our merchants and citizens
generally, twill be- ready for mailing
To the governor this evening Mr. Bland,
N n letter Ia Mr.. Myers, says; My
sentence expires the 18Th II September.
iiallnwelrr the 18Th, waltrr' aud Run.
vans on the slh We have AlrrA,iy been
rrs'rAined II our liberty FIR thirty days"
Petitions are to-day being circulated In
almost every town up and down tb.
santa Fe rad.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11

THH CrlEHx learned last nigh, that
Visitor L. Ochoa, the Merriam rsvolu ion
lot who had the sister republic rock ing In
thu balance for several month"; III rs,
year, stopped with friend IN old town
last week. Ne arrived dis4ulssd a. .
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11

Shoemaker and Garcia t~s-d for the
santa fes.
PAriee pitched Tor the l.. Ps. and
struck out eight batters, while Shoema.
ker and GarciA moved down only three
men.
Ashford. OF the Santa Fes, mad. n
nome run, while Dan Rotes of the l.. Pa,
did the same thing for his club. Both
hits were long.
Fsy-,t- Jones', Dave Jones' ami Captain
Murphy 81 the l.. ps.. cracked ou, each q
three base HIT
Psriee made beautiful stop and throw
Ia frat base. he running for = bRtied ball
ou, toward third base,
Davy Jones back-i up third base for
the L, Ia topsrfectl"u. He was at him.
r.lf
snapper Hall. behind ID. bat. dis.
,InguiHhe'i himself catching PRri-.. lie
hal only one paas.d hall in the harirn,
p'tcher's game he ever played,
A bys,and-r contributes this pars.
graph: "Th- umpire was guyed irnm
the grand s,ani numerically. all bscAus.
the Santa Fec w.re bshiB5 frum start
10 finish" lie states. however. that the
decisions III I'll" umplr", who WAS Col y
&, Buell.. II TIA" C-rrillos HUSTLER. werp
fair and impArtiAlly rendered.
Quite number III Crrrlllns I.eoplr took
Ia the game. among them Manager Gu0l.
all, W " henu-dy, Chss Way, Ran.
l"lph Kelly, Jack LAngston. j. LeAchy
and others
W u. Coleman fnr III. l. Ps made q
tine catch ia right d.ld aud doubl.d
InAu up at first base.
Davy Jon-s At short Assist.d in pref
~ double play at second and hrr, base.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11

T. N. Hineh, II Gallup, accompanied
by his bro,her, Dr. v. X. Hineh. wsrs In
1bs city yesterday. ieAving this IaorainE
for the JsAss hot springs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11

c. N. HAmpsoa. western passenger
agent for the wabash road. hsasiquAr-
ssrs ., Dssvss. was In the city yesterday
on basinssa-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
Paytng Tases.

Sheriff Jscobo YriaArri aud his chief
DEF MY. Jesus Garcia. have been quit.
busy Tor the past few months collecting
taxes. and the peo pie can look At the 6g
uFes presented below. which will show 10
them that these two officers are comp-.
tent and worthy officials II the county:
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-11
That q. anne,

THE ClTIEES Of yesterday gave brief
accoun, II the game ~ base ball At Santa
fe last Sunday afternoon between the Lit
Il" PittSburRH of Cerrillos and the santa
Fe club mot the Athl-tics), In which the
former walloped the latter Ia the tune oi
litos The result 81 the game per IN
ming In M follows;
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-18
THE BULLS LOST.
A Scene at the Produce
Exchange.
Captain Hansen's Mistake in Esti-
mating His Cargo Causes a
Drop in Barley.

An incident which serves to illustrate
what straws may affect business at the
=: Produce Exchange came to light Friday
evening, and gave rise to a small-sized
panic among the disheartened spectators
who had lost heavily during the day as a
result.
1t appears that the steamer Oregon was
due here Thursday evening with large
cargo Of wheat and barley from the north.
The consignment of barley, in particulars,
was regarded as much-needed stiuulant
in this market, which in the morning of
the same day WAS quoted on the boards at
STA cents per GENITAL. i.
Early Friday morning the steamer ar-
rived. but without the usual invoice.
Captain Hansen stated at the Merchants
Exchange that the document. had been
mailed overland, and failed TO explain the
fact Of its not having previously arrived.
However, when asked for an apprOxi-
mate amount of the cargo. he said. that. to
the best of his recollections there were
10000 centals of barley on board. Z
This was taken for granted by the clerks
as authentic and chalked upon the boards.
The result was that the market at: once
. few up TO 965s cents and speenlation was
rife until late In the afternoon, when the
bears were beginning to gleat over their
. victory. Then came the announcement
that the invoice. had arrived. and showed
that instead OF the 10000 centals. the
. steamer brought but little over 5000. : !.
- Naturally the fact OF Captain Hansef,s
:. incorrect gness and the clerks :erfo rs
In taking it for granted sent a Feeling of
depression. through the bewiIdeEed speeu.
latOrs as they began; tignIihgr up, their
losses, which.:it is said. VIII reach far up
in the tens of thousands of dollars: + /: ::
The market at once resumed upon: a
frmer basis and remained intact through
ont the day. 49,. :: :<'::i
: 1t was whis pered about the corridors, of
the Exchange that the wild appF0xtmatio on
posted on the boards was prompted by: a
native of gaia, purno anthUrfIyH for such
statement could be found, and So the
matter will he allowed to rest =. 8 ,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-18

Emily S. Bouton, recognized writer on ell.
queIte, says: Use the term MADAM" IN ad-
dressing ali women, young or old, married or
unmarried, exactly as "SIr" Is applied to gen.
tlemen. without reference to age or domestic
conditions. That this is proper can readily be
Sc. by referring to the derivation of Ma
DAM" which is MA" my, and dame" dame
Or lady. my LADY, is then the real meaning
of The term, which, Webster says. is COM
pimentary or courteous form of address
to lady, especially TO an elderly or a
married lady. "The last phrase does not, how
ever, preclude Its application to any woman,
and II is perfectly proper TO Use il in addressing
young or old, married or unmarried. 1t may
be considered simply as a substitute for the old
term Mistress which was applied indis-
criminately 10 all OF the sex. Our habit OF
associating Madam only with maturity makes
its application 10 young girls in their teens
seem out OF place. but Miss az the beginning
OF a letter is certainly not in good taste, and
when the fact. previously stated. that the
former term merely represents the old term
Mistress Is considered, that thought of: unit
ness will pass away" In addressing by letter.
a lady who is stranger never use "My Dear
Madam" for she may be somebody else's
dear. A gentleman in writing TO lady should
never use The possesslye nf0noun unless the
letter is 10 his wife or 10 his tiancee
CALIFORNIA BY CoUNTIEs-T. NJ, City.
Following are the figures of the population of
the State of California by conniies, and by race,
.as:shown by the census of 1890: