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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-13
DOdEed the Question.

CFrom the Detroit Free PressD
Brown-What will you take for that
bay horse of yours? Smith, wouldn't
take 5000 for him. Brown-I didn't ask
you how much you wouldn't take.
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Lyceum and A. J. Walsh, Xavier A. c.,
who will give exhibitions.

Secretary John Gulick, of the New York
Will probably be the most sue
cessful of hte Club. The entries SO
far received have been very numerous,
and as they do not close until Saturday,
1t Is expected that there will be over
two hundred names listed for the differ
ent events. The management also ex-
poets to have the entries OF the Yale
athletes who went to Europe
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From the Detroit Tribune)
Were you drunk"
mot by a joyful"
How many jugfuls does IL taks?'
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His New Love.


from l.lte.l
She-Do you think Of me as much as
you did?
mustache now.
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New Equipment on the PENNSYLVANIA
Limited.

Ths celebrated Pennsylvania Limited was neye,
90 luxurious In all Its appointments as IL Is a:
present, with lite splendid equipment OF new cara
Every car In the train has Just come out OF u,
shops a. bright and as fresh as q new coin. TIL.
10 the only perfectly appolsted Limited train N
service between New York and Chicago. a.
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Tell Your Wants
to The World Readers

10 TIC w OIIu NCduCTS
Through:
Publication Office, at
Pulitzer Building;
Uptown Office.
B'way, 32d st. & 9th Ave-;
Harlem Office,
l25th St. 6 Madison Ave;
Any A. ID. T. Branch Office
Call an A.D.T. Messenger.
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INCOMING STEAMERS
DUE TODAY.
DUE TOMORROW.
FOREIGN PORTS.
CBy Cabie.l
ARRIVED.

BREMERHAVEN. Sept l3.-ArrIved, steamer
Spree, New York via Southampton.
SOUTHAMPTON. Sept, l3.-Arrved and pro-
eeeded, steamer Furst Bismarck New York for
Hamburg
SAILED.
SWANSEA. Sept l2,-Sailsd steamer Gre
clan, from Glasgow for New York.
GENOA, Sept l3.-SSiled steamer Fulda, for
New York
SIGHTED
BEACHY HEAD. Sept. l3-Passed steamer
Amsterdam from Rotterdam for New York.
SClLLY, Sept l3-PAssed. steamer Calico
from New York for Hull.
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The standing Of the clubs in the
League this morning was:

You read the Evening World!
Do you read the sunday WUrIds
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At a meeting held recently by the
Raphael Athletic Club II was decided to
hold an open boxing tournament this
Fall. A committee was appointed to Sc
lect a hall and complete necessary ar
rangements for the tournament.
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THE HEART

is liable to great
functional dis
turbance through
sympathy. Dys-
pepsia, or Indiges-
ton, often causes
1t to palpitate in a
distressing way.
| Nervous Prostra-
!, ton, Debility and
II m pov erishe d
| Blood, also cause
its too rapid pull
aANan-a
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-13

A full account Of Wall street AFFAIRS will be
found in the O'Clock Edition of The Evening
World"
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There will be two championship foot
R!dgewood, next Sunday afternoon, the
participants being the Sarsfielis. Of Eliz-
abethport, and O'Briens. of Brooklyn, in
and Shamrocks. OF Jersey City, in the
second The Sarsfields have taken the
place of the recently suspended Barry
team, and this will be their first appear
ance at Ridgewood.
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AleNander Comstock has some admira-
BILE plans for st. James Hall. and it
looks as though they would be carried
out He has engaged some clever min
strel people. and intends to give a good
old-time minstrel show-with modern
mprovements-cateri particularly to
ladies and children. He has sketched
out an idea for a burlesque OF Living
Pictures. good enough to succeed by
itself.
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The Living Picture ladies at Proctor's
Theatre have been kindly requested to
remain In their dressing-room until
they are required to step into their
frames. They are forbidden to hold
conversation with any persons except
the stage manager. There's discipline
for you.
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A melodrama now being presented In
Chicago. introduces canvas trolley
boat. and an eiectrocution chair, SUP
posed to be modelled after that used at
Sing Sing: With these startling effects,
songs and dances are used. The name
OF the melodrama is THE Temptation
OF Money" Can the money referred to
be that OF manager?
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The memoirs OF the Raphael Athletic
Club are working every night on the
new grounds in West Forty-frst street,
the track in condition by Oct. l. A new
cinder path has been laid. which will be
ten laps to the mile. The members are
arranging for, set OF games to be held
Athletic Committee has engaged ]. j.
Mooney, Xavier A.. C.; Mike Sweeney,
Xavier A. c.: Sandy May, Holy Cross
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J. T. Nit is likely that several such
teams will organize soon.

j. l.. Nit Is likely tnat several such
teams will organize soon.
The new Atlantic Athletic Club Is or
ganized as regular club, and member
ship Is no more restricted than in any
similar club. 1t Is not a syndicate OF
capitalists. running boxing contests for
private gain. The annual dues are $40
and members will have the use OF the
gymnasium at Coney Island and will be
given a half-rate on tickets for the
Clubs entertainments. Luke O'Reilly
jr., is Secretary, and the Clubs office is
at 800 Washington street. Brooklyn.
O'Leary.-Dan O'Leary won the first
go-as-you-pease six-ays' contest OF
which there is record. 1t was held in
London; aed his distance was $40 l. :,
seconds. Sept. 30-Oct 5. 1878. In this city
he won against Hughes and others.
Checkers-Certainly. you may, SC
long as the jump Is in one direction, un.
less made by king"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-17
MrdIraI AnnINrr-arA

Washington. u e.. fcb. III A large
number u pruminrn, members " the
medical profession frum New York, Now
Jrir.'y, Connecticut. Rhuir Island. Yer.
mont, Pennsylvania aud other states ar.
rived hrir last night aud this morning ,o
TAX" part IN the celebration of The 18th
anniversary uf the organization ~ the
Medical society Il the District uf Colum
hin. the oldest -uclrty II its kind ~ the
United States, aud which WAS hruught
iuto ~ is,eurc on Feb III, 1919. The mem
hrrs " III" s"ririy ar' holding n recep.
tiun, which will continu" until evening
and will culmiuatr Ia u grand banquet
Brzidrs tlI" resident members anil their
distinguished colleagues from outside
points the gurrlr viii include several
members uf the r'nB,r aud huu-" 1T ~.
prr-"uta,lvr- And delegates from the
Catholic, Protestant. Methwlirt. Howard.
columbia and ururgrtnwU universities
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-17
'.ttNND IO.t'KsSr.
second CaNpIrs URnd Delights All ~
~ Ving-'r
FuHr WiNGATE, Feb, II.

Ll'"r i'lUun.
Last Friday evening Tor the hrs, time,
! believe, iu thr history nf this regiment
| uh" Second cavalry II concert was gwen
| al Fort Wiugatr for ia" hcuct, uf the
band fud The ol"nrug selection, over
| turr "Am"rica." " TIA. orchestra nf iif.
| teen pieces. was httiug one, full uf the
| life Of American spirit and patriotism,
aud was sul"rhly rendered. !, called
forth the arriaus" ur TIA" apprcia,iv,'
ulliirncr Thr second number. male
| uuaIt,ttr, "Cuur Wh"T the Lilhrs
| B!uuin." d"i. -.Hi"d the audience. ia. "n.
core bringing forth The Village Pastor"
sul" aud chorus tn" tnrl nuini-r. n
violin solo. sounds from the Alps" by
sergeant Marsou. WAS un" uf the draw .
ny attractions ut th" evening The man.
nr: ia whirh this was rendered caused
hearty applause. Next came n vncal du-
",, 10y Messrs. Brrkrly and Con,.rno.
Following this was II quartet" uf saxa-
phones ia ia" image -: n rns"i the quar-.
t'ttr composed Scrg"au, Ma,snn, sop
EaN Naphnur; : lip'r, alto sax; + Drrr
sell. truur saN; Sergeant Brain, baritone
saN. This was II novelty in the line II
uunrt",t"s, and many were the compli.
m"uIs bestowed upon the participants
NrN, came basr solo 10y Alan X Me
cord THIS uumlrr Was surprise Ia
all. AMI was heartily -nrurcd. to which
IA" responded with II coInIIur song II"
was again applaEl"d, aud once more
came furwarl Following came the
event uf ia" evening in y curnet sol" 10y
Mics Birl"la Freeman. the nine. year
old daughter uf ia. rilicirn, band mas,.r r
of the regimen, With great skill she
presented the Last Rose of summer, ="
aud was called forth several times. SeNt
was banjo solo, "ilnm", sweet Home"
aud variations. by I Corwell he rem
dcrrd II IN great style. W Wagner took
the character uf the inevitable Dutch
man." proving cnuclusivrly that he il no
novice /, MAS a!mnst impossible for him
H. leave the stage, especially ~ when he
gave his several limitations on the har-
monica In this he is truly an artist,
playing two IA, the same time, The pro-
gram was concluded with hop, All
present Joined in saying saying II Was
one of ia. mos, enjoyable events II years,
and exceeded 10y far the popularity II
any IL the travelling barn St"rming com
panrs which have heretofore visited the
post. The band has been requested Ia
I,rrsrn, another entertainment, which II
will probably do u, an Early date.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-17

New York, rrb III -Commaudrr.in. u.
Chief John H. Il Adams, uf the C'rnud
Army "f the Republic, accompanied by
AdjutAnt General Lrrrh and other n"m.
beers of liS staff. arrived this morning as
the gu-s, Of the famous Lafayette post.
He was met ou hi- arrival 10y Commander
Copr. Adjutant 'iunu aud several "f the
past commanders "f the post, and escort.
e'l to it, headquarters. TIis afternoon
h. will les rendered reception which
will he largely national IN its charart"r,
and will hr participated IA hy r'prrr"u-
tative veterans from this and other states
Addresses Will hr delivered by "N.Com.
mandrr. m Chief John Palmer. now srcrg,.
tary "f state. stat" Comptroller Roberts,
and several others
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-17

Washington. Feb III. liIand'r srigror.
AZ" bill LA. been discussed thrr" hill
days in the hnus" and i,- opponents are
hl:hustcring to-day, Bland has worked
hard Ia get IA vote "li hAing u day tu "ud
the debate, Tracey. Of New York, u
gnld-bug, fought him, making the point
"f order "f ne quorum. i'r to- o'cI"ck
three votes were taken, the last one 30
ayes aud tire" mays. no quorum, "ppo-
n.nts of the Till refusing To- vote, Bland
expects I" g"t quorum hy evening,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-17
stiV ting the Peer.

Chicago, Frh IT, TIA" rrS.lu'Juu
passed 10y the comuI,t'" un public service
of the board Of county commissioners uit.
der which tea aud roN-.. ar, stricken frum
the liz, ui supplies furnished Wy ~" cnuu-
~ relief agent 'u ia" I"s'r aud unemployed
goes into effect tu day Tia" resolution iH
bnscd upon IL" opinion of - majority of
the commissioners that tea aud coffee are
luxurlrs and not nrc"S~ltir-, and that un-
fortuuatrs who ar. bad enough utt to he.
compelled tn seek county irh"t can we'll
afford :" dSprns" with such luSurirs. OF
the commissioners r"sp"usihl" inr this ac.
tinn one is said To- puss,rs the finest pri-
vat. wine cellar ia EhcaguI two ur three.
others arr M, crirtIr"s, dining daily "a, II
lpcal r-otnurHut noted for the foreign
dishes of it, menu aud its fancy prices.
while. without exception, the f,'maning
members uf the h"a',l arr men of means. q.
living in g"L ~! aui n some cascs in
Absulut" luxury.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-17
Wr.rL.d Il, fto,brr-.

l.us Angeles, Feb. H. -. Tia" southern
Pariur passenger tram was wrecked early
t!us morning - three masked men ~
Rn-rT. TIA" rNr"ss rar Mac blown
ulru ly dynamite aud th" engineer, lire.
man Hud "NII"ss mrr-"ur"r hndly hurt
\ posse IL IA pursuit. II II known that
ia" robbers "-rn"I with several sacks
"f gid Il j. reported ol-" that ia" nr'-
may wa- shot amt k,ll,rI WhrI" auo,n"r
man was Crushed &" death uulrr ia" ru.
EIur daring th"rNr,t"m"ui IT," roll"ry
WaH we'll planned and desperate.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-17

Chrrngo, Fol-, L. The supreme Couu.
rlI ~ the Royal L"agu" to-day uihrmlly
un'.h,j thr officers - th" yar,uus sulor.
dnti" ruuuyIlr uf thr uiyirr ia Indiana,
Michigan, ohio. Missouri. Kansas. Wiz.
.pu.iu. NrhraEka and Illinois tina, ~ u ~.
suit uf the limited number uf deaths In
the u',lrr zine" th" beginning uf the year
'h" usual monthly murtuary ass''Sanrut
t'r F"hrrAiy would not l." l"yI"l, ih"
funds ia hnul FROM ia" last nsz"rsmrn,
crIi,d In the last week uf brcrui,cr h,ing
-ui'lciru' tn pa! all claLmr. and t" leave
II lArg" hAlnuc" IN the ruprnIu" treasury
ul the urlrr Tins h. IA" thirl time with.
ia II year tuo, ,u" Royal l."agu~. which
l- uu" # to" largest ut the secret frat"rnal
-n,lr'i"-, Ua- T., --"d nn assessment owing
,o the lack ul mortality ia its member
shin
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-17

u. tragedy wAs discu,rr-i nearly me
Thousand dollars IN gt,."uharks was
found Ia small box iu hu,.au drawer
IN the old lNly'r rs,n, ha, NIX l,,n over
lurkrd 10y ,he marHui"r-
This ip the story ~ y futtur a part II
tl," police rrcor,ir Detectives wrt,' I'm.
ploy"l, and finally suspicion pointed e.
James u Stone. utherw irr kuuWu ~ Bud
STONE" rInu h"inR arrested be- made y
full cuufrr-inu. and lullI,Ai,7l several
other mon, uamcd Grossly, white. Gays.
Clark, Williams Hud larlr-r. rhr-. we're
all arrested Aui taken tu J",ictr.tvIll ,u
pr","ut - lyu.hrug r",. Amer ui. ~
rar"rAt,un ~'npr mat, ,uut.-sJuu 10
which 'r stated that b, had r., long
time hai "a mania ct mprirr. that h.
Was once r'iS,-i VITA irrIt. 90 mur,lri
hls family, hut stumbling u,ri - h,vi 100
th" larku.s- - 'tr ushi ice. Na- hr,urhi
w h.- sru-r- ll, t.i ..~ h, Uai mpr.
irt'i IT." Mrai'''i ,'' - .t-, uad ruu"
home, with 'hr n,..,I ui Hr- 81. .w- -ri
fr,'.h vu h.- p.u'h,- anI u,.I ku.|' down
hy w." l,ri-Ii" 9 hl- .,u h,.Ir.u AuI
rart,.s-, 'bru Ina -u1-vrr.u' yuuG...
-nuu lu' t..l huN L" Uti h..,.i 0l'rlr E,h,I
WrHi,"u, in" uu.y uu' It '.r nwuy uI
murl'ryI uyllsh' II, t.BI hud h,u
taken ~ "a u,pEhlur'- h..t-' auI ,,.,urd
ia iIr way T.. r.cn,rr, although r..
naming uuuHu-,I0u, >iuu" ,.-rlai 'hr
nous' ~ lrUrud, aud wh.Ir thr att,uI.
auir wet" absent -mu'u.r,.l inr ,L..i
fearing that Il ia" rrguuurl ,uu-,I.u-urs-
-l" would reveal th, story uf 'h"truerdy
tn" trHI opened AZ Washington uu Nuv
an S'"ur ul",., guilt! nuI rNnurrnt"d
TIA" men Implicated lu .I- first ..u,,.-rluu.
Thee" Wet" all r-l"n ~ uu thr.i rwu r.,.
"eullNu'"s. thus h"iug practically d".
rlai'ai .nuu cent. Th" iAk.u-. 1T "yIirur.
lasted lr-- than an h'ui, AMI iu q n'w
nan ,t"s 'D" yur! returned verdict uf
guilty, viii 'i"ntu I'm,.'y attached
Juig" I.hr.u rruuuuu.rI -"ut"u," uN-
iag February lG ~ th" lat" tor the "l"-
,rtiuu. N,,i,rtr ha,,. -u brought tu
boar 8" n.ipcr Gusriror Matthew'S 'u
grant a r.IIlrv", St"u. hny ru. II, friends
"utS,d, 81 hi- uum"i Int" relatives. aui AN
mtlmai..u having been gwen ont that up
apIitratn' ',r "N"cutlv" ,i"m"ury wuuld
T." cuus.irrrJ.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-17
~ oman SIIurhEr

Washington, frh III Ih, proceedings
Il the .",u annual convention uf ti" Ma
uuuEl womrr's >uiiragr Association wrr"
continued 20 la! with IL nrE" nrr"ns" IN
ia" uttruIan," "t drl"gatrr Th" fra,ur"
# the afternoon s"Hsiuu wll h." Au AL
drrss h! 'Lur nu" Chapman, "n" of Tia"
leaders "i 'h' wuiuau's rlen'- movement
ia CuiuIal.. aud who uapk Ru ArtiV" part
IN the movement whi.h rrsult"i IA thr
the rrnu,iu. 1t - lmniuni rcht uf suffrage
t. Wuiu,u 100 that STATE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-17
AEaIna, NrmnNaI nrL,rr.

Washington, Feb. iG.-Thr hous" sub
committee on Indian atiairS to-day listen
ed To All argument 10y Painter, agrut "i
the Indian rights association, against the
removal II the utcs l'r Childs. mem.
ber of the removal commission, will be-
given hearing Tomorrow for removal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-17
Another siAuEtnE

Fr"lrrick, Md. Feb, lG,-wm Leon
ari. an Englishman, was hanged here
the morning for the mi,iNirr IL Jesse An
drrson last september, Before his death
Leonard confessed that he had murdered
his ,hiri vii. and newly born twins, and
ia" name II Levnari was assumed a.
keep disgrace from his family,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-17

Washington, Feb. 10 senator Teller
today intr~iuc,Hl Till in the nruAtr
maintaining n pension I" Charles Hanna ;
als' n hill placing the nam" uf William
Slater on the muster roll If the eleventh
Illinois cavalry regiment II which lngrr
roil was colonel. Hanna and Slater r,-
side IN Denver
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-17
vh- Hes, Tor the sam,i,

M,..>, GA have found >.mu IT'S
Liver Regulator the hest family m, .r.".
aayr ur'si II fr indigestion an b..
nu-u"ss aud found II a. rrl.ryr IA.
m~Imt"ly After ratlng' hearty -p-
I~r Il "a going g. h',i take a Il 49,. ? =
never feel ANY h,d effects of thr f..
lrr .-Oyh q, sparks, Ia. Mayor.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-17
the RAILROADS.
Brief Facts Concerning Trt"k
and Train.

t--....-
'''''''
l"r '",I i"Ni vi, Hil aN -'t..- 'u 'U"
rnni h"ue' a. IruII uui -,uI
''''' ''.' '"'''.
IT," superintendent ut 'nr rHpuI hau-"
| "i NJ" 'ulurd MI.uI a. ,u,.rnlp Clly
ha- .--t'ri Hri'r- that 'uu mru wall uuly
""t 'h'"" lay N"ak
'harIr- n,,r tho r''..u, railroad
~UI"rn''mi''' ~ La- N.s,,, las h,'"u
elected - nu-''" ~ 'ur Pr.-ny terrain
.mIru h'r nui Na7 k.n.uy accepted the
position.
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| "a.
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|
''.' TO I''''"N'' "'"'
"H .''' N"''''
: .''7 ''''"'t' "'' '''' .'' '''"l."h! 'f
| s-'''" 'hlN.' SALARY 300 10" IHir'i court
To" n.u Depot ''wwuy At hHu-AT
| '! lhS "p' .''r s'',' = year IA
w"t"- H. I>'+ 'h""hNr' sum wa, 80.
~ ~ AMI if' year d I'rirar''i about
t'''O' u" d: '-'"'II
Hud Husl,.. uf well, Fargo ~ I.r,.-.
''wl"uy' w"i HIpI.r"a'i"r. talked % 'h-
I
hHn''n "hiH.. Jnm at I"nnt, 'h'' n
tI"N" '"n''. -, Aui w" 'hmmau HhSp-
''h'N ! 'i"''d hnti"7 all N"r lmmtng.
Thr railway tram nr,ilc..'. m p.,rm.
h"i included rrh'y four collisions. -cv.
.u'y r"yru drrnilm,uts, au,l tive other ar.
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'"F WV I''""H "''' N'''' AM -"'
:. I""' % Iak"whn "n 'h" South
'rh fh''h'' Th' AMI k'li"l tramp ~,
h"iHrhn't 'h" other ia! Th" tramp Mas
attempting '' -h'"' VA" conductor. when
Va" h'hk'uhu pat nineteen lurkShntS
'"'" hiT r'Iy
Wv Wv" '''1 ~ Wv '"'""!
Wv '''''' '"''' ''' ''T
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go
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d" '"'''"e'. 81 ''Nl' '''''''' ''"N N"" cars
-" N"'''" "'''' STATES '''! r"h""Ir'
"s"'""' " "''''"T' 81 -''" h'f'"' cars
''''' "''' col '"'' having been changed
tn" lhnv"i. Ar"S Western road. a
wholly InIar ru'.rItip,', har l,rrt rulI NJ
,J,,,,n,. 4,nu,l ,,S u,L.r
' ~ - -
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-17

Rome, F,h lr rnAuk~s ,.ug for ia"
rrrsrrvatrou Of ia" lI"ly t,',.r ani thr
surc"Hs If th" Juhilrr t"n-'. a'rurnr"'i
to-day ia tuc ,uurrh nf th' i 90. II will
continue uu'Il sunday Ait"rnan \, this
morning. service. the ~iI'n. wt- rruwl,-l
I" suil,~u'..u Many mrm'mr- 4 ia.
Italian Inability w"r' IN th" r.us Cation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-17
Drug Hsu.e Rurn-a

Detroit. Mich Feb III, Th. whnlrsal II
drug hous" of farr y Williams was d"'
s,roy"d 10y hrr this morning, L"S- 800
900
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-17

Berlin, Feb H. \ l"Il-r on the .r.r
clNi lirandrnhurE A. hl"l harbor expo.
eel to-day killing many
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-02-17

q, W - Hartman, rhrrF Il Tyler
county, W. Va, HpIrclAtr- g~'i thing
And d's- not hrrIiHt" =" ,Ry 80. "" wAt
alInost pr"r'ratrd with cold when h,
prSurd n hrtilr IT fIhsm'S'rlaiu'r Cuug
krm,Siy lie says "lt gave ~, prumI
relief, ] hud II /" b" An invaluable r-u o.
ely i"r coughs AMI colds" For sale by
i II. Burgers A Son, druggi.,r
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-02-16

Eugene Sandow is going to submit
to an examination by a number of
New York physicians. A month
will be devoted to the interests of
science. The first week the profess
ors of the College of Physicians and
Surgeons, Bellevue College and the
University of New York will be IN
vited to make tests. The members
oil the New York County Medical
and New York Medical and Surgical
societies and the advanced medical
students will be asked to investigate.
The idea is to have al the examiners
compare results and determine just
what sort of creature strong man
really is.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-02-16
COAST NE WIS.

The bandit Evans artificial arm
will be on exhibition at the Fair,
A crowd of 800 unemployed went
through the streets of Salt Lake on
Wednesday, demanding work.
4 farmers orchard near French
Camp was robbed of 500 trees while
he was gone to Stockton for one day
The one-year>old child of Frank
DAVIS, q farmer Of Union Fla,
Wash, found some strychnine in
tended fer squirrels and swallowed a
portion, going into commissions. The
father tasted it to see what it was.
When the doctor arrived the child
was dead and the father in critical
condition.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-02-16
SILVER DEMONETIZATION
What Contraction Of the Currency
Has Done.

1t has reduced the price of wheat
from 81 to 30 cents per bushel.
1t has reduced the price of cotton
from % cents to Z cents pound.
It has reduced wages to one half
what they were.
1t has reduced the price of prop-
erty one-half.
1t has doubled the value of all
railroad stocks.
1t has doubled the value of all
bonds and other evidences of in
debtedness.
1t has increased the burdens of the
producing classes and doubled the
fortunes of the bond holding and
moneyed classes.
1t has made 1000 millionaires and
5000, 900 tramps.
1t has robbed the aged of the cons
forts of life and the young of the
advantages Of education.
1t has put 100000 children I'm
der IA years of age at work in the
factories.
1t has thrown 1900, 1000 men out
of employment.
1t has placed 5000, 900 mortgages
on the homes of the people.
1t has made the rich richer and
the poor poorer.
1t has created more suffering than
war, pestilence and famine put to
gether.
1t has ignored the sufferings of the
people and Knocked the laws of God.
1t has tramped on human rights,
violated constitutions and murdered
justice.
1t has sent poverty and distress to
the homes of millions.
1t has stood in high places and
under the plea of an ''hones: dollar"
boldly robbed the producers of mil
lions of their sweat earned dollars. -
Colorado State Guard.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-02-16
A pretty girl, with blne eyes,

A pretty girl, with blne eyes, a
soft voice and confiding manner,
came to the town the other day.
She had no money and wanted some.
But she was not discouraged, and IN
a few days her purse was lined and
she was off for other chimes. Yet
she had done no work, She knew q
trick worth two of that. In other
words she went around among the
Methodist ministers, beamed upon
them softly with the blue eyes, told
them a sad little tale and borrowed
from So to So from each of them.
1t is awf,,!ly hard to believe that the
devil has blue eyes. But 1t Is Just
possible that he has.-Report.