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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-24
A Mark of Superiority.

From the Chicago Record.
His mother-"Why don't you play with
your Christmas toys, Tommy? They're j, st
as good as new, and you've had them ten
days.
Tommy-'That's just it. They're no good.
time"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-24
DOMAIN Indicted I'm baltimore.

The grand jury in Baltimore returned an
Indictment against Joseph DOMAIN. the al
legged crank. for sending the threatening
postal card to Vice President Stevenson,
and his case will be tried next Wednesday
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-24
DIR. TindaII's Candidacy.

The name of DR.. William Tindall. secre-
tary to the District Commissioners, has
been presented to the President for consid-
Grafton IN connection with the appointment
OF successor to Commissioner Parker
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-24
NICARAGUAN WAR ENDED.
The Allied Forces Have Captured
Tegucigalpn.

PARIS. Feb. 24.-The foreign minister
of Nicaragua has sent a cable message to
the Nicaraguan consul in this city. saying
that the allied forces have captured Tegu-
cigalpa, and that the war is at an end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-24
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
pubIic Administration,

The Commissioners today received a draft
of a bill from the attorney for the District
providing for the appointment of public
administrator in the District of Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following are the opening, the highest and
the lowest and the closing prices OF the New York
stock market today, as reported by Corsop A
Mccartney. members New York stock exchange
Correspondents Messrs. Moore Schley, No. 50
Broadway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-24

Henry Post, aged thirty-six years, CT
Camden, N. j., is in a critical condition.
having been attacked with hiccoughs. this
brought on by pleuro-pneumonia. The at
tending physician has little hope of his re-
covery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-24
Range Of the Thermometer.

The following were the readings OF the
thermometer at the weather bureau today:
s am, 10; pm, IL; maximum. %: mimi
mum, IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-24

The date of the finish glove contest be-
tween Danny Russell of Bridgeport, Corn,
and George Siddons of New Orleans, for
$500 a side, has been set for March /. The
fight will be before the Ansonia Athletic
Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-24

sale Deposit and Trust Company l2s bid. 1876
asEed, Washington Safe Deposit 100 asked
washington Loan and Trust. l25 bid. 100 asked.
American Security and Trust, 1872 bid 1874 asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-24
Chicago Grain and Provf.ion Markets.

Reported by silsby & Co., bankers ana brokeru
metropolitan Bank building:
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-17
CUTTING AWAY A s,o LEDGE.
a WORT OF Five Sears Nearly Cospisssd
by the Reading asiiresd.


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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-17
cHIcAGo's cLlFF.owgLLERs.
Curious R~.ut Of tn. s,r.sd,ns Of Many
People After the Pair

Eighty mine North shore rliff jewellers
were arrested IN their romantic houses
along the dump at Huron street the
other night. relates the Chicago Her.
aid When the worlds fair closed last
October. u great mass ~ human drift.
wuud. gathered from all climcs, was
thrown upon the city. Hundreds ~ men
who had sold rrd.hut, yer ofshul
guide, and stained eyeglasses along
stony Island avenue Sound themselves
without employ m-nt and NO means u
return To- their former homes. During
th" winter the corridors ~ tn, city
hall, soup kitchens and polio. stations
sheltered them when the riyur ~
winter was over some - them left the
city aud some secured employment
Nearly two hundred ~ them did
neither They drfrd Ia the north
shore aud built for themselves habita.
tinns
The lake at this point was bcing
hllrd and there was uu end to the
variety or quantity ~ material they
had AT hand fpr building purposes
The lahr ITSELF was not unkind tn
them, aud wrrckAgc, sawed lumhcr
and ~ Joe fruit crates aud chicken
cuUpS were now and then washed
ashore at their feet. Thr~. made the
frnm"wurk ~ the dwellings in the
cliFs The bank or elm il ia some
places thirty feet high. rccrding from
the shore IN convenient terraces. In
constructing elm home an excavA.
ton would hc made IN the cliff about
ten feet square frame would he
put in with special care To- have the
roof waterproof Worn out felt roofing,
strips ~ sheet iron aud I'm would be-
spread over all The clin house WAS
then finished, excepting decorations
old carpets, wall paper. picture frames
and mating, discarded from more pre-.
tcn,iuuS dwellings farther north on the
shore, filled this wan,
Tn" huu>" proper %as only used for
sleeping purposes. The cooking WAS
done out III front IN tomato cans. Two
rncn generally lived together. A feel.
ing ~ cnmrad">hip had sprung up In
the settlement. there vas little quarrel.
ing and few ~ the most thickly
populated terraces had even been
dignihrd with names IL streets a few
81 the ru"n worked ~ what they could
find tu Il" during III" day aud most of
them got their furd 10y begging and
fishing Their l1Rging was one Of the
reasons that caused Inspector Setback
To- undertake. the raid
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-17
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a match % ssseressiss lse.s Frsm .
welt ksews nss,sG Gasp.


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whit. Ash. N. NJ, Nov. a-Af,sr l.ay.
ing the railroad n Cerrilios you are
advised 10 apply 70 williams. the livery.
man, for q comfortabl. conveyance, vhose
s,aivar, s,eesis soon convey you beyond
this little city, which Gao well boas, 10
the best ~ business snd social qualities /,
aud you are soon climbing around grea,
elf. on he one side, deep r.yises ON the
other, then up, up u seems, almos, ~ the
p,oyntaip p..ks, pe.t down into great
sie.py hollows, while everywhere the
grandeur and beauty seem 70 breath.
forth the spirit ~ the living God. Soon
tb. distspc. OF three miles has been GOV.
cred, a few more turns aud you are a,
Oh. I'm ~ IN. hill Of one Of the principai
s,r--,s ~ tb. xr.., coal mining camp Of
WIFI. Ash, and you ar. At once oiled
With wonder and admiration. H.rr are
many substantial hou..s aud numerous
whit. tent. p,s,I-d cloae IN the mountain
eide, looking like .pow tn.ssed among
the .yrrgrr.us.
You ru a litt,. farther and then fully
realize the sr-s, amour, Of busiu.ss that
In daily being transacted. The hard and
.nf, coal mines, the company's s,or, and
all the different d.partm,nta connected
with such an in,-rpr,se are superin,end.d
by men ~ s,.rlinv worth. and rum tb.
con.c,ous t.n.ci,y with which they de.
vo,. ,b-ms.ly-. to their tasks, you would
think this On. spot WAS the Who'll. world
Wa told that .om. .-y.p bupdrc.,
men are .mplnyed in thee. mines and Ia
them ~. certainly owe a deb, Of rrati.
,nd.. for thew mug, pos..ss unusual
nary. ard hr.verv IN d.yot. their lives
In bringing fo,th from ,he.e great DARK,
d--p ,.v-rue vhs, make. our bomes ~
bright. warm and comfortable. oh. IL,
m. xbo .niov IN, pur. air and sunshipe
hr..th. A.. pr.v.r for th, s.frtv Of thesr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-17

bask II the Gran, building. Mr.. Knight
and one 81 his gallant iisu,eusn,s. Mac.
beth, pulled on, the cart and laid a line
II bose. hut "Aunty Rooney" saved them
ID. trouble Of turning on water. She
threw buckle, Of water on tha burning
phsn,y and soUn hal the hames rs,in.
suished.
The San Msrcisl lee says; About 10
vorkmen srr employed On Banker Broylr's
new Touring mill anil the structure IL fast
growins skywsrd. When hnisbed Il viii
he . very substantial and complete build.
ing-more so than hr-t impression indi.
Gated.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-17
sLEAcak D sLoNDs.
she nsiss . asppy neme IN the rew.
OF asaiiup.

she nsiss . msppy neme 0. the rews
OF ssiisp.
from the el.aner.
A ssd and most distressing case has de.
veloped ~ result u the James. May.
wether prize hght q, the opera house las,
Saturday night.
The beginning 81 this sad ineiden, dates
back three weeks ago when articles Of
agreement were signed by the above 6gh,-
ere. James al that time babe his wife
and children fond good. bye In their coEy
cottage st the Cslesionisn mine and lef, for
this city 70 train for his contest. He was
here, sad 10 relate. but short time until
the smoo,h tongue Of professional female
bad him entirely concealed In her imsg.
mary affection She handled him ~ none
other than bold and vsinglorious adj.
ventures could. and soon the thoughts of
his happy home became few and far he.
tween His time was almost wholly occu-
pied by thih smiling damsel until last
Saturday night when he met Msywe,her
in finish Rght Among the anxious faces
which greeted the fighters vas this de.
graded female 81 "blesch- blonde" ten.
denotes. Her soprano voice was never =,
rest during the struggle which lasted
three rounds, and II sounded above all
others present when James vas declared
the winner.
The following day James, through the
influence Of his friends. was induced Ia
return home, bu, the voice Of his virtuous
wife And the prattling II his inaocent
babes no longer sounded the comforts OF
his once happy home, and he showed =
desire Ia return 70 the city. His good
wife. having been told Of her husband
ac,ions. determined TO satisfy herself. and
when he ien the houss after nigh,fAll she.
having put the child en- In the care II o
neighbor, was soon Loot In the darkness
thereof in the direction her fAithless hus.
band had gone.
The next scene, which r-sultei in the
destruction of the marriage vows which
Mr. aud Mrs. James made but q few
| years hfD auu CneFibnru untii ltW uhy =
ago. occurred near the home of the AL
ventures on Coal avenue Regardless
Of the rumorr, II was contrary Ia Mrr
James expectations when she found her
husband in company with the woman in
question. All was then at an end Her
Investigation revealed facts that the go"i
woman would have sacrificed any earthly
treasure " have forever erased from III.
calendar Of crime. But II was too late
What her eyes saw, her tender heart must
accept as gospel truth. and like g"ol
mother she gAth.rsd her two bai'es in her
srms and wen, to the residence at Mrs
Griffin. on Railroad avenue. where she Ia
being tenderly cared for, Mrs. James
has no one on which TO depend for sup.
port, hut the good people If Gallup will
see to IL that neither she nor her children
suffer for the nscessaries Of life. John
James left Tuesday nigh, for the north
ern part Of this territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-17
frnm Monday'sDAly


'A] h"iiy' Tue ehy 'esms'er' mas gone
'" WORK ~ '"e A''sn''e |" r"'''o '"'P''
P-dr" Delg"do. the receiver Of the Ban
Ia Fe land Office, Is In the city. and has
his name on the register a' the ArmDo'
A. N Berger, one OF the sucoessfui re-
publican candidates for ONCE In valencia
county. was In the CITY yesterday ON
business
Mrs. VIM. Denber died at $50 last
night. Ag-d ~ yrars The burial will he
at the Presbyterian missiIn church 70
morrow morning Ns O'CLOCK
A railrnad 10 TO be built from Los An
gel-s Ia Salt Lake, 1900 R,ilesi one from
Colorado 10 thA asphalt region Of Utah !
one from Matches, Mics, 10 TozarkAna,
Texas. and one Of 800 miles In Mexico.
v-,S n Roo,b. of Milwaukee,. VIA.
.,n ~ Coi W A. Booth. has arrived in
an. c,,v and will remain indeS ni,ely He
i. =. mos, excellent young gentleman,
.,d oil, win friends while In chic city.
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w sa,o s..h,,, -h,ch occurred =,
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-17
THE Devils DAGGER"
A YsuAs HsrdssaAa Assts His Death ~
FailiaG ON . Cactus Plant


A singular death Ia reported ca have
occurred recently At Glorietta, N. N.
A young hcr'ismAn on the ranch OF ~.
James left his home few days since Ia
track hand Of mountain wolves which
had been committing depredStions on
the herds under his care, but expected
"a return by night. A day or two,
however, passed without bringing news
81 him. His wife, becoming uneasy, .
party Of his feliow-ranchmen started
out Ia look for him.
This search was for some time unsue'
ccssful until q large flock of buzEnrds
were seen lowering above some object
In the little valley 81 . small local ar
royo. Riding "a this Il WA discovered
"a he the body 81 the unfortunate Del
gado The remains were badly decotn-
posed, but the manner Of his death was
evident.
lie had evidently been thrown from
his horse upon q cactus plant with such
violence as Ia drive the long, keen
thorn Of one brAnch into his heart.
Another also penetrated his stomach
aud would, In itself, have proved fatal
had not the other given him . more
sudden death blow. These thorns jus
tify the name bestowed upon them by
the natives ~ devils dagger" meas
uring often seven and eight inches
and al sharp m . needles point and
toughsnsd Almost 10 steel by eye.
Tus gold mines of New Mssios can be
worked all ,h. year. and shov hsAl,hy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-17
Rsekie..s Asn,ra nalxe.

The hest sAlvs In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, sAlt rheum. fever
sores, latter. ehapped hands, CHI lblAius,
corns. and all skin eruptions. and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
10 guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 70 cents per
box. For sals by Dr.. Thos. X. Burgess a
0ou. druRRisss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-17

day, Is miles, and returned In The even
ing.
Am promised. 1.-TWO or three days are
devoted TO the purpose, q big write up on
irrigation ms,,ers tina, will be good read
ing To Tnn CrrEss's two thousand or
more subscribers. The scheme 10 not
fully developed. hence delay for short
time PIrrocE.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-17

The members Of the Frrgussun Hook
and Ladder company held meeting last
evening, and decided upon an order for
300 souvenir badges Ia ee gwen away 81
their fourth annual ball 70 be held ut the
Armory ON Thanksgiving eve The
badges will be- the hAndsomest ever
brought, TO THE city, made of extra hne
silk, with q picture Of II b. Ferguson In
the medallion. The COMMITTEES on tickets
reno / 10 this offics that the success ~
The coming hall Ia assured, from the mum.
ber Of ticket sold, and say that the fourth
annual hall will equal, u not eclipse, any
previous dance given by THE Dire eom-
paay.
Marshal Piuks has left q, THH Ci9Izzs
once a paIr II shoes. with rubters over
them, which hs found on the Highlands
In the r~ar II che residence Il Dr. Au
bright The shoes undoubtedly belong
10 come young lady, or som~ boy who
wears light aud sot shoes, Owner can
70, them by calling At this ONCE.
A small pair 81 closing silver scissors,
very hAnfy for the pocket, was picked
ap IRON the editor's table Al TnB ciriEEr
oifica yesterday by one II our numerous
hi.uds and callers The gentlemaI 10
Known, aud be would In oonf-rring Ia
v~ ny returning the scissors. They Ars
Indispensable.
Jacob wsinmann, the New York end 81
The big Golden Rule Dry 0oois company
has returned N the city from the east. and
will remain until after the ms RAG. 81
bic brother. David weinmann 10 Mir'
Belle Lswinsou. and their return ITO"
the wedding tour,
hrs. Issdorita Armijo died this morn
ing. % her residence On North broah
way. The deceased vas ~ years III age
The funeral will he held st the OH Tow,
Catholic church Va. morrow morning ~ u
O'clock.
Clark n Carr came In fron bis ranch
esar Fort Wiogsss. this morning nrs
Carr has been Reading IN the northwes
part Of The city. and Tns criEss .eeTn
hat thar Vas 40 lnereAss In the fAmii'
Ia. nighl. Asesp, eongrs,oiasions'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-17
A.s.Asr Viesia or Msrphi.e.

Mr.. Sloan, Q former resident Of Colora-
do, on his way 10 Phoniz. owing 10 his
w,fs's illness was detained In 81 Johns.
About . p m. on the night Of October
aist. hs administered . fatal lose Of NOR
phins 10 his tsn-dsy old babe, for the
collie. The child immediately went 70
sleep, Q, midnight, the mother discovered
unusual symptoms. DR.. Plat was I'm
mediatsly summoned and found the child
cold and blue. Inspirations allow and
eighing. heart feeble and nuttsring. The
usual sntidotss were administered hypo.
dermicsily. together With cardiac and
respiratory stimulants, artificial respirs.
ton was continued 10 the last, in epit. oi
all the little one pAssed away 81 p m
the following day ST. Johns Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-17


n T. Non-s lief, isst nigh, for CALI
forniA.
FE Nelson lief, las, night for Will
liamH, Arizona.
Chas. Blanchsru. Of Las Vegas, was
here yesterday.
Milton Dow. the merchant Of Chilli
was in the city yesterday buying Eo"ts.
Mr. Lee. IL Prescott, 10 in the city, and
il being introduced around by Z. W.
Hsmm.
Mrs. q. Bourgougnop leaves to.nigh,
for France, Her property 10 in the hands
II Mr.. Hsrsch.
Ed MeAlezander, a we'll known tele-
graph operator, u Las Vegas, war "a Wis.,
itor here yesterday.
c. n. and &. q. Cur .is, registering At
the San Felipe from Colorado Springs.
Col. are in the city.
Ernost Meyers, Of the liquor hrm Of
LowenthSl d Meyers, was in Las Vegas
Monday on business.
Demetrio Perez. territorial auditor, and
Trinidad AlArid, the ex-treasurer, are in
the city from santa Fe.
Mrs. L. p. Krawinkle and daughter.
and c. L. Gardner and wife are visiting
friends in City Of Mexico.
Mrs Alta Frey, the steno9rspher and
claim clerk ., the freight depot, has been
on the sick liz, for the pas, few days.
Mrs. T. \. Austin, daughterof Sr. and
Mrs. II. Lockhart. will join her husband
In Chihuahua. Mexico. this evening.
Mrs J. }. Ksegan and sister, Miss Lulu
Bolton, Of Gallup, have gone 10 La An
g-lss on = Wait 70 relatives AMI friends
Mrs. Il. 4. vaille. who was here
on a visit Ia her brother, J. X. Elder, re-
Jas. McCorristOn And several others
left this morning for the Cochiti mining
district, where they will remain several
days
Hon r. b. Catron, the next delegate 10
congress- from this territory, came down
rom santa We Las, night and u stopping
a, the European.
Mrs. Y. W. Sutton 10 In Las Vegas.
where she will attend the marriage Il
her Sister, Miss Bessie, ~ Morton X. Ste
phens to- m"rrUw.
Chas. q. LeichAm, az the Stock Grower
and Farmer, Las Vegas. was here last
Sunday night, aud continued On 10 Las
Vegas the nex. morning.
| q q. Montgomery was Of bernAlillo
last Sunday on = VISIT IN HE sister, Mrs.
DR.. Lund. who has been quite III but
whon he lsn recovering
A. A. Grant 10 In the city from San
Francisco, aud AFTER remaining fr a few
days will go cas-, and will probably ~.
main the winter In Canada.
John II. MeC'uichen. publisher and ed
itor u tho socorro Industrial Advertiser,
was in The city yesterday on business,
lie returned home last night.
Conductor sugars, on the winslo~ d..
vision Of the Atlantic 4 Pacific, who wen,
N Rl Paso for bis wife, returned last
night. They will 90 out 70 winslow
An a,ssmp, was made q, Q O'Clock yes-
tsrdAy svraing ~ hold up A. March, an
| oLt .r.utl.a.a xho cArrisa nm . ANAL
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-17

Group 10 terror TO young mothers. To
post them concerning the arst symptoms.
and treatment 10 the object Of this item.
The 6rst indication Of Group IN hoarse-
ness. In child who 10 subject TO Group
Il may be taken - sure sign Of the Ap.
proAeh Of an attack. Following this
hoAfseness 10 Q peculiar, rough cough
II ChsmberlAin's Cough Remcdy is given
As soou 80 the child becomes hoarse, or
even Aner the rough cough has Appeared.
l. will prevent the attack. II has neve.'
been known 70 fail, t0-cent bottles for
sAle by T. II. Burgess q sIn. Druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-17

q. n. Clifford. Of New Castle, Wis. was
troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism.
his stomach was disordeFed, his liver was
affected 70 an alarming degree, appetite
fell away, and was terrible reduced In
aesh aud strength. Three bottlcs Of
Electric Bi,ters curcd him.
Edward shepard. Harrisburg, III, Ma.
q running sore On his leg Of eight years
standing. Used three bo,tl-s Of Electric
Bit,ers end seven boxes u Bucklen's Ar.
MICA Balve, and bis leg lie sound and well.
JohL Speaker, CAtAwbA. o, had i've
large fever sor~s on his leg. doctors sad
be was incurabls. One bottle Eleetric
Bnt.rs and one boa Of Bucklen's AraicA
salys cured him entirely Sold by DIR,
T, II. burgess q sons. druggists.
For . pain 10 the side or chest there 10
nothing ~ good a. piece Il aAnnel dam.
psned with ChAmbcrlAin's Pain Balm and
bound ca over the ssst q pain II snri..
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