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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29
suDoens ~ Pussseastss.
In !hs. District Coart Of Bsruslilio Ceaats. New
Mexico.
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1Ss :ss 49, d:f.sa.et 9A.sI.s ,. ssA.ss.y. !.
eommsnosd against lin 10 he Disirtss & cart
for the !ioanH d Beresiliio, Tsrn on ef NV
Mexico. hy aid cnmplainsnl MARI Les behtsfer.
or an abacluts divorps and disspiutsoa a The
marriage Ties ezistiag bstwe-p sald paFtiss, tksa
unies. yoa sstss yo9f spPsarsnos In said ssis a.
q ssid court eHmSs seins as Dc ARA az 4 q.
tobeF. ,isp< decres pro coafesso tNsrsan VIII b.
rendered asainst yoa.
Cisk and Rssisssr In Ckassssy.
JosSsFos ys,cAL =. c..,.
Aibaausrgns, n. T., August 3. is0s
Citseism pss rub leas isa.
In Ia Corts Dc d strsto, Condsdo do esrnallio.
Mari Lee behisfsr. oustansa, D.
Charlie q, scAisssr. Dsmssdado.
n dieao dsuasdado. On lles D. sshiesss. -
pof eetA nota6cado que IN pleite sn ca1stylsraa
ha aldo oosaeasado "a contra d. 81 - 10 Cafts d
D,strtto -pos Il Coadado d hsrpaltllo fsssi-
tosto d. Nssvo mstteo. por dicha aar3ania ssy
u, - sss,sss.: g. esssralcs. z: ssaSse s.s.s
y q d e usios al ns,snosio sSoss ssisssss
diehs entrs ensSAats ' dsaa1dado Z scsaossss
e ants Del 'rinss dis al ssSsiss ssSsiss e
y tnbrs % t!cha corts Ger sonsansfs . pslner
dia % octnbss. isss. dssr.te pro eoaSosss sa
'''. '''. ''''''o en- ooa''a 8 8. n.a.os,
s.sts,ss!o Ess..,rsdcr sa Csscsiisria-
Solicitations pso oastAnss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29
FROM rhuts,iAy's Daily.

Jsmeo Duggsn, Of Los Cerrilloe. u at
the San Felipe.
Y W. Clancy lcft this afternoon for
Santa Fe ON legal business.
Santiago BAca. assessor 81 this county,
~ urnri from Socorro last night.
M W Flournoy aud wife were p1s
--ngers 10 Las Vegas this afternoon.
Hon. l. A. Hughes. Of SAINTS Pe, passed
through the city Lac, nigh, for socorro.
W. II. Constable. CO mmission merchant
Of Las Vegas, arrived las, night from the
west
Hon r. A MansanAr~s came up from
Socorro last night and continued on to
Las Vegas.
Hon y. A. Hubb-ll came in from Grsnis
station this afternoon. where he is shear.
ing his sheep.
Luciano Chsv~a, y prominent Mrxirab
gentleman II S.rorro. registered last night
al the European,
W G. and c. &. Hul-tt, Of Omaha, are
at the European. and IL 10 stated that they
are here To locate,
Misses Agnes and Anna Bowie, dAugh-
ters II Col Alex. Bowie. are a, the Euro
p-an from Gallup.
W A Givens, general manager Of the
Singer sewing machine. left this Afser
noon for Las Vegas.
Miro ". e Hsdley and daughter lef,
this afsrnorn for Philadelphia. Penn, on
= visit To her mother.
John A. Riley. formerly Of Las Cruces,
passed up the road from the Mesilla val.
ley to Denver last night,
Mrs. y A. Burlingame and daughters
arrived last nigh, from . pleasant
four months visit In Iowa.
C II. Young, division superintendent
II the Wells Fargo Express Company.
l-ft this afternoon for Las vegss.
George 3 Blunt, who has besn enjoying
himself back in Vermont and New hamp-
shire, writes that he will return 10 the
city In few days
Capt. I. N. Horner. Jssss Miller and
wife will leave this evening for q pro-
tractsd visi, to relatives aud friends In
Ohio and P-nnsylvanis.
william o'Gsra. . particular friend oi
L. u. Stern, who was at socorro on busi.
ns.s, passed up the road to his homo 81
Los Cerrillos last night.
Ernest Tee, the big cattle raiser Of the
NJ. Johns, A. T., nsigbborhood. came az
from business trim south II the city iAsl
night, and has his name On sturges' reg
ist.r,
W. X. Campbell, sheriff Of Apaeh,
county, Arisona, came In On the deiAyec
No 4 passenger train from the west las
night, registering At the European frou
winalnw.
Mira J. Ross, mother II Mrs. SAm
sAl,mArsh, wi h whom she has been visit
ing for the pas, month. left this Afternoon
for her homo ai Holden, Mo, Aeoompa,
MED by Mr.. saltmArsh and child.
Mrs. v. W. Schmidt, aud Ars. r. Mar
tin, with children aud nurse, are Al ,b'
Gan felipe from New York City. N y
They arr here seeking . climate In whicl
they can live with oc=..jrt during tn
winter.
Judge W. C. Heaeock. VIM. sAngui
ue.,e, A W Reeves and K Napier vii
leave this evening Cor Bland. Cochiti min
ing district. Judge Hsseoeh will rstur'
Sunday night. as district court oonvsas
here on Monday morning.
Dr, W. II Jsnsy. wife and son are .
the European IRON Kansas City, The 90
, 10 In extremely bad health. and the doc
tor Ia trying 10 hpd some climate that wi
proye beneficial TO his sons health. The
, will probably remain In this city.
r Conductor 4. X. White won't up 70 Ia
Vegas this afternoon 70 sass, his sso'hs'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29

Chavez. Eddy, Union aud Guadalupe
counties are not reported In the abstract.
Van, the Las Placitas miner and
al-round good fellow, is In the city.
Justice Lockhart will leave Sunday
nigh, for the Cochiu mining district.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29

J X Perrine, who vas the Wells Fargo
Express Company's asrn, at tue local
depot, has gone To Pueblo. where he oc-
cnpies a similar posltion. which 10 In line
Of promotion. Edwin u sherwin. late
Of the kAnsAs City depot, hAs arrived.
and takes the position made vacant by
the promotion Of Mr.. Perrine.
There 10 rumor In general circulation
that = new agent Of the railrvsd oom.
panies has been appointed fur this sta
ton. THE CIrixHs investigated and
found. unotiiciAily, that Thomas II. Hsaly
had resigned and that W. II. MAtson, the
travelling auditor, will bs appointed In
bis stead Division super intsndsnt
E.sley In expected TO make the Official
announcement of the change In . few
days. When Mr.. Hsaly steps down and
out Albuquerque losss one Of the best
railroad station Ageats In the southwest,
and the people will truly miss him Mr..
MAtson is . pleasant gentleman, . com
pe,en, man and will provo . good agent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29
netiee Ger ruklieasssa.
Homestead No. $50.
land (lfacs "a ts~usa A.. n ~

Land Omos ~ santa We, n. n,
Sspss@bss ~ issA
named .s.,i.s 1ss "a sS..ss q Sis ,ssssssoa {.
AAhs .aa.l psooe In ssppof, d M claim,
grosf vii 5. nads SsScs, he fscSsss CIsrs o.
ns.ssllle ecse.': 2, Aibaese.ass n. r.. On
He nsssss he fsiiowins "a .ss.ss IN ps,,. l,s
coattnaess scsAdsass upon, sai esislsstios a.
aid sssd. Wa Freak T. Saisss, Hsasy Leek.
AlbeaasFoss, N. Y. JA.ss IT. v aim
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29
Seduction " erks.

There isA mov. nn fo", for the early
r,arting up IN g"od Old fashion. u the
reduction works south IL the city, with
Nm jerks. the we'll known HS~Ay.r, con
Quoting the experiments. Tn. results ~
tar, says Mr. Jrnk.. on lb-x mine ore
from California has been nure than salts
factory, ~ p"r cent 1T the arnay valnr
having been extracted IN n small way
Tests ga Cnch,i ur-s ARE now in pro.
ETVrH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29
Nsstss.

:.;:s. s:s sas I; 49, g ssss:
acsed koy; q, issd snd due Jsa. =, for tsolo0.
NRSs oestinsd !hrossk frsad by HisdFish ana
" " N" VIZ. yoHrsrow.
wiliiaAs, ASisoaA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29

Ma. sdA. Miller len yesterday for pena
Blanca, whsrv she viii take charge II the
public school during tbs coming sIx
mouths.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29
Aam,nissrassr's Sss,se.

AaMsntDsfator's ostee.
Ths uRdss sisned having bssa dali nAmsd 40
QpAiiesd 30 sxseatoss u the sslats 81 Geo
no.sts h the Hoe. Jssns Armito yars4Ilio
leo. ksssy nosify al psssans lsdsh.sS 10 h
s.la :ss.,s G sssils ,A,.r sssoaass yisAla ssss.
sssssss "a - wl m ~ s1s.s s,a' ~
sane vttAin said spe1iAed time.
Aiegb1-k CAHDkiAnzA On Aonkxa.
Wa Mo1Unnssa.
AibsossrQas. n. ~. sept tth, isst.
Avsss O. Asni.asssseisa.
Poe eaaato los Oh 10 primados han sido dali
damsats nombrados y eaiikcsdos pos q Hoa.
~ Il cesd.de d Bsrasiliio. rssrises,e a.
ssvs eejtcq. ssscabcr. dsl tado AAsao
0eore~ Morris, por 10 taste eA ayiFedos todAs
s9esl perspaas oas ta43AA FeslsPas sontra
dlsks ss(sde d pssssaeedqs dsetro d p.svsaaa
dies pare % asrsSles sAjadisssias como Zoe qus
sfrssias inq. diamsass
1lecEL1 CAHpsLAs,o Ds AoaaAs.
Albaoassaos. n. ~. ese 4 isel
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29

o. II Browne. receiver Tor Bullock.
Baker 4 Co, has sold ths remainder ol
the s'"ck Of msrchAndiss 70 John @
Fioarnoy' aud the new purchaser will
take entire charge On Aosday nett II
will be the intention Of Mr.. Yloaruoy "a
rspssnish The stock Of goods, and con.
duet hrst-eiass s,a,ionsry business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29

Ben williams, deputy United 8 at-s
marshal. stationed 81 Las Cruces, came
down from Santa 70 last night, having In
custody . woman named Jos~fa Bsrual,
charged with being accessory 70 the muir
der IT Francisco Romero. which occurred
., Las Crucss two yesrs ago. Her hus-
hand 70 In the psnitsntiary oa . two
Year, sentences from socorro county for
cattle stealing, and the woman recently
went 70 Santa Pe on visit 70 him.
In conssction with the above itsm The
New Mexican says; Through the AID OF
local ofssciAls Deputy Marshal williams
last night located her at the house Of Ra-
mon Marines and took her Int, custody.
She is very shrewd woman, aged about
twenty -four. aud has hitherto given the
officers the alp several times. II 70 al.
legsd that this woman and three male
companions, while on . debauch q Las
Cruces two years ago, caused the death
Of Romero. Benino Morales. now In Jail
81 Las Cruces charged with being prinei-
pal In the crime, eonfesses that che was
in the party add held the horse Of one Of
them while they stoned Romero TO death.
John Kobas and party, who have boon
developing the placer heIds Of the San
Juan country scr party OF Albuquerque
gentlemen. have rssurned 10 The city,
and informs I'm crisaS that the San Juan
country will yet b forced 10 the front -
on. Of the best and mos, prodtable gold
districts In tho country. The owners
have a, work Q four horss power gas
engine,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29

days ago Mr. aud Mrs Perry Brown ,onk
the little try IN school him, he TO do ligh,
chores around the house. This snernUn
Mrs Phalrn called q, Mr. Browns. snd
the little bny. Afrsd ~ his mother. ran
away Mrs. Phslen then sbus.d Mr. and
Mrs Brown in dreadful language, and
male ugly threats agains, them. The
mother has q fearful temper, AMI 90 the
l-as, rruv"Ation cruelty mi-trcs,s her
rhildru
l. A judi, the we'll known owner " =
medicinal spring =, III" Jen-s hot spring-.
and whose r,'antt was we'll pa'ronisrd
iuriug the summer just clnr,-l, 10 In the
city Nj JuIt inf rms THH CIruKs that
bui they will hr moving away IN = few
days H. also states tina, the residents
II the Jrmrs mountains viii srk for the
- I,uintme u game and hsh wsr,l-ns
tr neat summer. io b- stationed ~ the
springs, y" prevent III. indiscriminA,-
viulat,un IT the game and hsh laws,
n G. Archer. friend 81 Ticket Agent
kr"vrH. IL ~ tie city frnm Dzllas. T-x
W., Archer ~ the southeastern rsss"n.
ger agent Tor the Baltimore \ OHIO south
western ruai. aud N q very plrasan,
gentleman.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29
thry Are rsaEh

A tough gang IT law vi"ls,orr r-rrdr ~
BAr-lAs, AMI when they come up I" the
city aud bowl up with 80 prcofr-'i. eye"
they usually get into dgh, and the 49,
uu-i follows. namely Arr-stel, Jailed
and hnrd The lst--, ~ help swell the
cty's hnAnc.e arr y. ChAves aud y la.
rrlAs, bo,h chsrg,-i with lighting aud
both hn~l a. aud costs BArrlAs IA a rig
ulAr Iolice snap, aud his name aiornr
many Il ia" pag-s Of record KEEP, toy pa
lice mag is,ra,-s Tor the pss, few years.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-29

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-18
MEXICAN CAFES AND nUAMrEs.
Re'Ie. or % Former Civilization
In GhIhuRhuH.

Moses Thatcher. the millionaire apostle and
nnancier OF the Mormon Church whose home
Ean A., Srss ayenIIe' Sir. Thatcher has Seen an
apostle Of the Mormon Church since 1919. and
his li'- work has been devoted to tho bqIil1snG
spent many years IN exploring tho wilds ana
beauty lands OF Mexico
In the state Of Chihuahua the sierra Madrs
Mountains, Mr.. Thatcher states, held for him
tho greatest ATTRACTIONS. West Of the Casas
GrAudes Valley through which flows the ned
Tls eEdes. "A lovely river which connects with
the san 'iiguel in the upper part OF the valley
and forms the tAsas tirandes l!tNer, there %
an exceedingly sautiful expanse ui country.
II II inteTspersed with mountains OF mndsTA'S
SIC hranrh o. me Si,trt MtlIs ,a4ge; hu,t
mines are located on the I"rralitos rnnrh. on.
81 the Richest regions. PREGNANT WIN i;1ll nni
silNer ore, awaiting the advent OF the prpspec-
tor and the iron horse,
Nany Places | passed through. said the
apostle. strongly reminded mo ~ the placer
ground IN the sierra Nevada maintains, at the
head 81 the American River. The great siml;
The indicaiians are almost i!sntiraL
the Mormon colony was the first o. seitle IN
e as Is'& l apr on ian hs ra 81 he dreaded
Apaches. and named one ui their settlements
lHchveu. after tEe no'si Gep"lal VIII" was
astouaied at the holins-s Of these pioneers.
and considered annlhIlgti0n inevitable.
masonry t. build two cities IT, siz- Of san
Frauri,r", and this tells the teio 81 ~ eat
chased a 80 g., or iittle over 4.n'Nl aerSs 81
land. some time ago, and suisse uentlB hojght
up m adl0nirg tract oi - tah arTsg On bart
OF this land ais oNsTcd about halt dozen
caves. The entrances Ncr" walled ~ viii. Sc
msut lert thick, with only pO,tbola7 ana a
narrow aperture lcft Eutnclrn'y wide TO aItc v
one person To enter. These caves we're pT"-
Yuled with mas IA whi'u water and prpv,sl ms
were STAGED. and were formed 81 long SAGA on
grass. miNefl with cement. and we're usually
about tYc.ve feet high aud eight or nine ives
In With tEs Wus IN P"ri-' Preservation.
The caves were divided INTO apartments,
ana one ~ them contained -tVrntrsn rooms.
. pom tho walls are still fresh character write
ing- Of the an lent Inhabitants, Of the SANE
class as described In the Mckee Antiuui-
ties hy Lord kingiburr. Tine caves on ths
land referred 10 VIII accom- odats July l.bn
persons, and a celebrated Belgian scientist
not long AsO found more relies Ia them thah
lie had 10 = search Of 100 mlLss elsewhere.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-18
TA.olorre Literature OF Oh. Day.


Harold Frederic 'Ay' in the "" i"'k T'~'. that the
thlTty-ninth volume Of spuTEeons sermons has Just
been Issued. The com plele edition WIN consist OF nry
two volumes. Tbs sale has been enormous. the de
InereA,Ing tremendously sincs spurgeons death
The aggregate sales. for all the volumes added to
gethsE II pat ncTedtbs ngurs OF 300 UOu
It 10 said that the single "BaptsnAI Rsgsn
Grafton" has sold e24. OOJ' when also considers
the apparently great sale this country OF the various
editions OF the sermons and addr"s OF philips BROOKS
Il becomes apparent that theology and religion
longer utterly dependent ths oPuiaTiJy Of the pulr
No preacher ever lived to preach such multitude
spUTgson reported nos 10 be addressing from The
grave. Ana the printing press that carries the
words Of Ghsss modern preachers 10 all corners II the
world. and wAeh must soou carry them TO the OF
thoss born WheA Spurxeon and BTooas preach
ing carries the sermon tue Mount countless
millions through countless yeass and the epIstsi OF
Paul beconie 'oPen letters 60 the wO-lL
Il used To be popular about gho time that Bcnmy :
"LooErng Back Sar appeared To taxi of the rrulIns
days when would moi have 40 ~ 10 church to
hesT sermon, when he would be ah.e 10 a. home
with his feet the fender, while abe telephone
druInInsd dogma into Ms That time come
indeed: but .Irraly me day has dAwRed when man
eau SIT N his library and have ms soul led and
spiEt expanded 9Th noble NOrls AaI hgh b. aud
the slOausnes OF the worlds EEeaesI preachers waeR
be need not until lay Tor tGs strsuEthsuluE
discourse that needs And when. though be be pour
IN Ihs WGF.ds goods he yet may have a. ma command
= ehApIsia Wh0 vtI spas 70 him 10 sach WoFds Il
4 gwen a isu persons sp-aE or STse.
Mhrn We tAk about the WANING paWeT OF tho caureh.
Of he lssseasl attsndauce. ant Of the ereasing
nusaes VI sue prsashsE H shOuld b remembered that
tue Charen has now = new power Witch no man c an
measure Hnd ghish 4 TIE that "a PssE ysars
SESVsd VsFJ HsSry The ETsassIs Rssss in The vera
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-18
Hannah Wa Aroused.

Maria" said Simpkins as he looked IN at
the sunlight streaming through the window.
do YOU suppose the girl has got up yet 2
Mrs. SimpKins listened for a moment. and.
not hearing anything breaking In the kitchen.
replied, N"
slipped out Of bed and into the hallway and
shouted: Hannah"
hut Hannah SLEPT on. and Simpkins. after
repeated calls. prayed softly To himself and
bruised the skin Of his hand smoking on tho
door. Then he came hack aud talked yiCOr-
Ously 10 Maria about hired girls and hers Ia
particular.
IN wake her up. he finally said gleefully,
and then he got out his 44-ealibrs revolver and
hroke his teeth getting the bullets out Of two
cartridges. Then he hustled out again into
the hallway end fred a salute at Hannah
door. followed By another. In an instant ne
heard Hannah scream from the kltchen below.
hhe Was up. and had been for halt an hour.
Consequently she il was who let the big police
man. tbs baker. and the milkmAn in at the
front door aud n took Sim pk ms en- minutes To
CONVINCE them that he had not murdered his
vile. Maria. however. as soon as she Was yisi-
hle styaiEhtensd things out out somehow
Simpkins fsels that neither the hired girl. the
baker the mnkmAn. nor the policeman look
upon him IS . man Of great bTsin poHsE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-18

Ihsd left solemn ,tsnos With the spirits Of the dssd
And returned to seek my chamber. with strange no
lions In my head;
For ionssd with sesious srdor to recommuniest.
with those dear. departed mortss who control my
earthly fate.
Letting d.rtn." fall about me- down sat with ms.y
ssigh
Hoping waiting for some m.ssg. from the spirit, By
and by.
And a, last Their. came rspplns. strangely weird. a
muf1ed sound,
sho',y fingers tapping on tn. v.in,co, ali around.
su1 and straight I sat and listened. Wills my wild
eyes pierced the gloom.
Looking for their spirit figures to come floating
through the room;
And my heart was all s.trembls with expectancy and
fear,
Almost dr..dins their appearance and tn. wsrd.
soon would hear.
But the room grew cold and colder ersvi.d within
my bed
SOFTLY drawing up the blanket. TIL they reached above
my head;
stili there came no demonstration Of that weird myr
tsrious power
But tn. rat behind my bureau KEEP, rnsvinE for
hour.
LurAsA v. SHELDON.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-18
VirEinIaa VsraaSusr.

These Southern names are apt to get
Strange twists from Yankee Iongusa you bet.
when nrst heard of that gay boz
Appointed Consul At Annoy
DO not think I vas TO blame
Because mispronounesd his mama
Il looked as II It Thymsd With Dogs.
And 50 said -. Hampton HoSs"
wbsrsAt the people laughed butI
Kept stiIl. and never asked them WhJ.
Ks1t time tried another dodge
And boldly spoke Of LAmptoa Hogs."
! saw them grin. like those before.
And EnsE had it wrong once mora
the name had nov become : bOEy.
Bat came out With "HAmptoa H0Es-
And those ~hs heard. plainly sAW.
Politely smOthsrsd "hAS hAHl"
Great scott / cried. stll In the fog
Can IT, then. be- J. HAmPIOa Hozsf
tried it on that WAY next trpi
Alas iva bat another alp.
IIhOsEht IL might in some strange ~Ay.
Bs FrsRsh Monsieur J. II. HoK&"
A. had reason to expect
! did not gss soc IhiRg esnset
A, last sOaEht my trisad Judge HSEs,
FrOm she hRs C0anIy OF RoARoks.
From MIN l took. a. you shall ssS
A lsSso1 In orthosPJ
And noS that have sEakht the VOEaa
Y0s hsLr ne say; -. HanD1OH HssS'
THAsE ROE BAIGHELREH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-18
EosIrsse ObiiEe.

ESon Harp>T's Tp1Itg Psopt.
King CharlemAgns fell on the PAynim herds,
And scattered them OF ths land
"The fAIth OF our Lord shall live" quoth he
"Iswear by this good right hand"
So he rode wherever the fray WAA hot
Aud charged with hts righteous lanes.
Now what shall the boys or America do
10 follow the King OF FrAncs'
Sir Philip sydney. on NstherlAnds' zelda
Law wounded and rAcked with pain;
Yet when they brought him cooling cup
lie pat 70 aside again
Thy need Is greater than mine" he said
To man OF mean degree
Will the lads Of America copy now
That hover OF courtesyf
Sir Richard Gr.nviIle was Captain Of one
food ship on the western sea;
And he fought ten thousand spanish blAdss
ii die for reIigton aud Queen 2" he cried
Ire his soul took splendid night.
Nov now shall the boys OF America serve
Their country. Ike that good knignt'
In stately line stand Americas kings.
And greater than al are thrsei
George Washington Lincoln aud old King Ban
OF the printers guild Was he
Ana every boy Who TsveTes her soi.
Is heir TO the throne and crown;
Aud his the JOY 10 uphold her nag
should Jealousy pluck II down.
Emb AEnnsd forever in starry light
Are the paths Of the living dead;
What one IL Us would not follow them.
with sounding and valiant iTsadf
And when our Mother demands her soma
To the summons shall come tue cry.
From loyal hearts and from passionate lipaG
ALICE BGOuA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-18
tn. Cry OF the Revo,,ire D.uehtsr..


Fom a. Pail Nall Gas.ss.
Do you hear the dsnsht.r. crying. oh, you mother.
They are Gaming to be equal with their brothers
tn. young nS: s. at. nP n .OS5
m, "a, ,Su%s StS. -. rS s Sssn '
MI n s p%HsT, need lending ou s m .ss ss.
they are crying bitterly !-,-
Tnsy are crying for the freedom Of their brothers
Togo out upon the spree.
They look up with oppressed and psihd faces,
=. And a. m "a :: ma, .s. s.nSs
'0' man The s' SiytSs eausrsy'
:" dhi. slow pace" they say: -. very d,ssry;
OF iaeofs 10 the hou.sSo'd v. are v.sryi
We are grovnup peopls quite nov. and not children.
ana ' @Sefs we d,nse P from n, the oid
Alas sl..i the d.usht.r.. they are seeking
Into S, ley gS sr. 10 a:iu
Andtheir head. they wish TO shaw
Go S sS5sn and .ansn yss Ti int. ssr s
=. q" e 10 eS pun yoo
Soon you'll answer that the wild oat. o. the gutter
And Ss: and butter
To the fumes Of ciress wilma
r., well may tn. d.usn,.r. set b:ior. them
The, tnG. 70! iSs .:iS .n:.: -: SSsSsS
:%a,s s; e his
Are nesttin.. within =, a te,n.r,. length ,,,,.
Are old In thought, but IN eSperence, roothly
narrow path judic ously tney keep;
And when their aspirations run unsmoothiy
why. they weep Why they wsspi
They look at you with pAld. sullsn faces
But their sentim- nts are worst;
For they tell that the devil IN their places
Are not more confined or cursL
-Ho. long" they say: How long. ali Mother
win You r.mplo where our bosom thrills and
Max. our lie on. long perpetual mourntul SUNDAY
Keen us tied beneath our mothers apron Gtringsf"
they CRY aloud on king and crossing sweeper.
''Ys shalt also bssr our ban
For though slavery Is hard. whst gals us dsspsr
IL the liberty OF man"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-18

win you kindly advise me through the Questions
Answered" column Of The sunday Sun which Of the
tw" hands stated below wins at PoEer' ! holds ace
deuce, Trey. four and nye OF hearts; holds king
quesn, knaVe ten and nine OF hearts ? b. what
thorty do you decide card disputes. aud where may
the book be had and At what price: n. 4. ID.
tom OF a straighi = THE sUS 10 its own authority