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Mrs. Raldyyin.s Claim.

The claim of Mrs. Janet NJ. Baldwin of
Colorado against the government of Mex
leo for the murder OF her husband on Mex
lean territory six years ago. referred to in
dispatches from San Francisco. is still the
subject of negotiations between Secretary
Gresham and Senior Romero. the Mexican
minister, but with no indications Of ir-me-
date settlement. 1t is understood that
the Mexican government disclaims sll re-
sponsibiiity for the death CT Mr.. Baldwin,
but is willing, in the interests of interna-
tionai comfy, TO make a reasonable none
tary allowance to the lawful heirs of the
deceased, decidedly less, however than
the amount Of the claim of 100000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-08
LITTLE
JACK HORNER

sat i'm his corner, eat
ing his Christmas pie;
he put i'm his thumb and
pulled out a plum, and
said what a good boy
ann I.
The plum was good
and the pie=crust ditto
because it was made of
Ceres Flour.
Ceres makes more
crust, lighter crust,
whittier crust, sweeter
crust and better crust
than any other flour i'm
the world. At all gro
GERS. Beware of imita=
tiOnS.
VIM. MI. Gait s. Co..
Wholesale Flour and Feed Dealers.-
IL COR. 1sT AND IND. AVE.
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Real Estate.

The spring boom is on now and trans
fers of property are being made right along.
Ida w. and George A. Hyde yesterday
sold to Louis c. Rosenbush for 81. $50 9G
part of lot, 1S7, Threlkeld's addition to
Georgetown; William T. Davidson decided
to Francis Fitzgerald lots 30, % and ~,
block Is, of Wesley Heights, and to John
II. Gregory lots - to -. block Is same
sub. On Congress street between p and L
seven houses, to cost in the aggregate
$4,000, are already in the hands of the
constructor. Mr.. p. r. Tavenner is build
ing a fine brick stable and carriage house
in the rear of 1897 p street. The construc-
ton of or new buildings are under con-
Is making preliminary arrangements for
the reconstruction OF his home. on NJ street.
Admiral Weaver is about TO annex a hand
some conservatory to his residence at the
corner of 18th and y, and Mrs. Eliza beth
Harper has in contemplation the erection
of a fine house on 33d street above o.
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Japanese Elections.

A telegram giving the result of the Jap
anese parliamentary elections on the LIST IN
slant was received here yesterday. The lower
house was dissolved by the government on
the 30th of December. because Of the intro
duction of measures which. Il was thought.
might possibly comphcate Japan's foreign
relations The liberal party. which opposed
those measures has gained more than
twenty seats. and a sufficient number Of
other members holding the same view on
that subject have been elected 20 insure par
lamentary support of the governments
liberal and progressive foreign policy.
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Naval Orders.

Lieut.. ]. p. Murdoch has been ordered TO
hold himself in readiness for sea service
about April 1. Ensign II. j. Siegemfcr de-
tached from the Philadelphia and ordered
to the Adams as watch and division officer
In place of Ensign Mole, who is sent 10 the
Philadelphia in ike capacity.
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An Old Landmark.

'Fenwick's HILL between 34th and 35th.
and streets, is TO be lowered to the
e -a0e Of the surrounding stress. The long
Tow of frame shanties thai has stood Upon
the precp:tous edge ami threatened to de-
nclish nself at every hard blow of :hc
wind is todAy being taken away and use.
for i:reT"sd. ON TIE site of ;ke row, but
ncclpyine position considerably less To
y. the VIII he const-a':isl mod "a dwell
'hSs. ThoH"* =. WacsInian MilI b, the
builder. he having bought Mr. Newrnan's
interest in the bill some time ago Fem
wick's Till was the West Ends Boston
common OF years ago There out door
meetings. were held. there poll boxes were
placed. there patriotic and political speeches
were made, and there the great circus man
ayers spread their tents and invited the
people OF the rural district east of the creek
Nlo" NashinS1on) TO come over and see
the sacred white elephant, and the man
eating bantam.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-08

The ice on the Hudson at Catskfn n
breaking up and I'm two days will have DIS
appeared IL the present mild weather con-
tinues. Ii will be the earliest reopeninG
Of navigation in a number Of years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-08

Together with some suggestions In HALL
RACKS and MATTINGS will be the
substance of our talk today, because We
can make offers in those lines that can
not be duplicated anywhere. Prompt
purchasers can make wise purchases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-08

At the Ophir gold mine. at Bruce Mines
Ont, Tuesday, by the rock caving in on
them. Frank Percy, James Heath and An
thony Savage were killed.
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Was Feeling Lively.

Jack" Honesty. like Comancbe
chief, is never happy except when on the
warrath. Last night his cup of happiness.
together with his stomach. was sizzling
over. Near the 81 street market HOUSE he
made known his condition and his inten-
tons in language that was vociferous and
In actions that were barbaric He stood
upon fire plug and with Delsartean
waves OF demonstrating. stiletto-like
blade threatened 10 lay open TO public view
the digestive organs of any one who an
preached. He said he had just come from
the penitentiary and was willing to go
1ective mankind All who saw him wanted
him removed from his perch, but no one
was willing to act as remover Just as
Jack was about to bah! at the world
for its cowardice Officers Passan and
Irusell came along. braved the jackal on
his plug, captured his knife. silenced his
tongue and incarcerated his body
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This Interests
'sTNem OmlY."

Collars and cuffs
who'll have 'em washed
right? Everybody, to
be sure. OF course we
don't want all the COL
lars and cuffs to laun-
der-although we've
ample facilities for
laundering e m-we
want only cuffs and
collars that are worn by
fastidious people-peo=
pie who don't like 'em
yellow or rough edged
or finished with that
plain, lusterless polish.
But who does like 'em
that way? Do you?
Bet you don't. Guess
our wagons better call
tomorrow. No matter
how small the laundry.
Drop a postal.
VALE
Steam Laundry,
MAIN BRANCH. 5I4 10TH ST.
PHONE 1V92. QO PLANT. 43 g ST. NV
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Citizens Meeting.

Tomorrow the citizens of town meet at
Cooperative Hall to devise means for the
still further advancement of the towns
interests. One of the principal subjects 10
be discussed will be the Introduction of
electric cars on the streets of town, as
provided for in the bill of the Great Falls
Company, now before Congress
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC
printing.-Sealed proposals will be received until
JANUARY SEVENTEENTH. 1885, at HALF-PAsT
Of February. 1886, the said proposals to be
opened before and the award Of contracts to be
made by the joint committee OF Congress on
public printing to the lowest and best bidder
Tor the interest Of the government, the COM
and all bids, its Judgment Of the best In
terests Of the government may dictate. No paper
containing % S PIspSea %0Td pp o.
Detailed schedules OF the description. quantity
and quality OF the paper required, accompanied
regulations with which bidders must comply,
be obtained by addressing tn f. Benedlct, Pub
lie Printer, Washington, ID; Z. The contracts
of paper may be needed during the year and
no more. The estimated quantities set forth In
machine finish printing paper, StaSs; l lo,vU
realms machine finish printins paper, Seiisi
81 900 reams sized and super calendered white
or tinted printing paper, various Sizes 1900
reams white writing pap,r, various sizes and
weights; 2, 400 reams colored writing paper,
paper various sizes and weights; 10000 pounds
of best plate paper; 100000 pounds OF best map
paper; $4,000 pounds fine coated wood,cut
paper; 1,7OO reams manila paper, various sizes
and weights; 100000 pounds glazed bond paperl
20 900 pounds artihcial parchment, various sizsei
1000 pounds parchment deed; 1,aSo.O0O sheets
cardboard, various coors, sizes. weights, &cl
1900 reams first-class ledger paper, white OF
blue laid or wove, various sizes and weisntsi
e,2O0 realms second-class ledger paper, white OF
blue laid wove, various sizes and weights
2 200 reams tissue and copying paper; 30 realms
I ico resm saPs sr paper 24nse SSo plaid
paper sS'e for proofs .sss 100 white F!sn,h
PROPOSALS win be received for 1000 realms or
more. BY direction Of the Joint committee OF
Congress on pubic printing nscsnbss 81 ISL.
dps ja4&11-3t
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PROPOSALS FOR DYNAMOTORs AND vENTILAT-
ING REGISTERS.-Ofice OF Building for Library
OF Congress, las East Capitol street, Washington
d. c., December 10Th. lss4-Separnte sealed pro ,
posals for DYNAMOTORS and for yENTILAT1No
REGISTERS for the building for the Library OF
Congress in this city will be reesyed az fnis once nee
SIXTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1895, and
opened Immediately thereafter in presence Q, Did
ditions and blank forms Of proposal may be OBJ
tanned or application to this onice. BEhNAhD H.
GREEN, Superintendent and EngineS.
1oG ial All
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENTAL $40 K ST. NV; FINE BASE
business; also fne, large rooms I'd 6oor wei
lighted and heated; suitable for offices, jobber or
lodging rooms. d2o-2t
FOR RENT-DOCTOR'S OFFICE, ESTABLISHED.
aud a prominent oorDer, with without extra
rooms. 1859 l4th st. n d2s-3ts
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

No 4, Mass ave & 2lst rs
No 3, bet . and +,
18th and 10th. rs
No 4, bet y and p,
10Th and 10th 20
1901 X st NV (rear). 20
1924 N Y av NV (rr). rs
1921 1ith st NV (r'r). .l5
1912 X NV (rearl, 12r. Is
LIST and Il SITS, W q
G II r car house,
very large. 200
1914 l. NV trear).... II
1929 L NV trear). 10
1872 18th NV (rear) 10
8 ]. FISHER & CO.,
1924 r st. NV.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ESTATE OF LENA SHAY BALDWIN,
Late If Washington, DC, deceased
No. 64O4.
Application having been made to the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia holding Or
phans Court, for probate OF last will and tesla
ment OF said Lena Shay Baldwin, bearing date
the 9Th day Of January, 1878, and for probate Of
a certain other paper writing. bearing date the
9TH day or August, 1892, purporting to be the
last will and testament Of said decedent; and
also for the issuance Of commissions to take
dispositions OF two of the subscribing witnesses to
said first named will, and Of the two subscribing
witnesses to said last named will.
This 10 to give notice to all concerned to ap-
pear In said court on FRIDAY, the FOURTH DAY
Of JANUARY, AID. 1895. at TEN O'CLOCK A.,
not be granted
Attest; L. r. WRIGHT,
Register Of Wills, DO.
JEREMIAH NJ. WILSON. Proctor for Applicant.
dl321,20
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FOR RENT-OFFlCES-
1874 4 st Nv. en-
tire basement. $1,000
Globe blds-l large I'm.
SE cor 18th and y
SITS NV, Ar, entire
I'D noor. 40. 90
la nv and 18th NV,
2 rooms. $500
619 18th II NV. =. SIS. 40
Sc cor 18th and 4
NV, Pr, "a Eoor. 1000
l423 + NV, several
tine Offices. ........-
l225 Pa aS DIV, Sd d. 40. 20
THOSi
d1S-tr
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FOR SALE--BICYCLES.

FOR sAIE-'e5 CAPITALS, JAN. 1; CALL AND
axamiue: 2Olb. road wheel; 500; new features!
Made and fully guaranteed by the Oldest cycle
house in city; special features TO order; factory
for all kinds OF repairs and parts In city; no de-
Law: good pneumatics from $50 up, with full kit;
Thoroughly oyerhauled. H. S. OWEN MFG. CO,
1923 New York NV. d22-u
FOR SAIE-THE NEW 1895 VICTOR BICYCLE
Come and look II over. you will not regret 1t.
CLINE BROS,
di2-tf 7l5 18th st. n
FOR SALE-THE FINEST LADIES' PNEUMATIC
In Washington for $50; weight, 20 lbs; complete
with guards and brake Boys bicycles, $40 up.
n9-2m WOODWARD LOTHROP.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR PENTHOUSE 4O4 ST. NV, NEAR
Belt line cars and Northern Liberty Market; hot
room and cellar; rent $s5. Inquire Of C0PP &
CO., TOT G st. nc6-tf
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& HAIRDRESSING

bOc. Miss wyles II the hairdresssr, Charges,
15c. and up. Separate private parlora THR
PALAIS ROYAL, @ and 18th sts.
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GOT 18th NV, LIST n-$oO.U
s3i Ia ave upper
parD ............ 80. 90
HW cor 18th & L, 3r. 80 90
lbs Pa nv NV, 4th u3o. 90
Ills 18th NV. LIST d. 5000
l221 Ia nv, I'd d. .26.O0
1918 Il NV. 4th a. rs. 90
1918 Il NV, Sd q fr. 1890
l213 + NV. Sd d. 1000
t05-I It'll, several "a
l4l7 q NV, several re-
l42l II NV, several
fine Offices. ........-
DO + NV. several 70. -
AS ]. FISHER q CO.,
1924 II st. NV.
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FOR RENT-STABLES
1912 18th NV Qrear). .$SI
Bet 18th and 18th SIS
NV, X and l. SITS. so
144l X l av nw,r'r.42.5 30
l2lA 18th NV (rear). .53
No 2, bet 21st, Mass
ave end Fla ave. :. 70
No 3, bet 21st, Mass
ave and Fla ave. rs
No 2, bet o and r,
18th and 10th. Is
No s, bet Q and p,
18th and 10Th. .25
1918 L st NV (rear). 20
TH0MA
40 -
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.

FOR sALR-HALL.Er DAVIS PIANOS-IMPERA-
tive clearance sale: i've different styles at cost
no reservation; agency to be closed and removed;
present agent retiring. Il. l. SUMMER, Agent.
6ll 9th st. NV. Oclo-u
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR RENT - REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS AT
the REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine; per-
feet condition guaranteed. with stand; delivered
free In city; one month applies on purchase Of
new when directly following rental.
WYCKoFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT,
d1o-tf Cor Sth and + SITS. NV.
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1129 n NV, fur or unfur
2c22 K NV, 6r&b. 20
DHre rms COS 14th. -
1920 n Cap. Or. rs
1852 Sd Sc. Or. 50
1924 West court. II
1910 ID Sc, Ar. 4
RUST, COS 14th st. NV.
BIZ Spruce. L ID PIX,
Or x ba. 20. 50
514 LIST sc. 7r&b. :. $3.50
$40 Q NV, 5r (coD. 1850
1867 Harvard ct,
Col Hts, Or, W. =. 1900
216 Poplar. Or tcoD. 1880
329 l. ne. Ar, W. =. Gao
.EBLE. DAVIS & CO.,
1910 F st. NV.
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FOR RENT-DWEJLNG Ills 10TH ST. NV;
rooms, inclusive Of bath; a.mi; rent, $4,000.
IDouire g2GL, Louisiana ave. n2S-1
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FUR RENT-2lO8 Il
NV, 11r, 2 baths. -
1921 N Y av,11r&b- -
ZOOS NJ NV, 9r&cel.$ i2.N
1919 Corcoran. Sr&b. .35
l104 n II ye,7r&b. rs
20 N NV. 7r&b. 20. 80
ds-tf II. L.
FOR RENT
l4O1 81st, 12r&b. $40. 81
1902 nth, Mt P,9r&b35. On
Woodside, Md. Or
frame, ] acre -. H.S
1903 Meridian ANY,
p, Sr. %. On
616 LIST se. 7r&b. =. 25.H
103 E sc, Sr&b. %. %: 81
d15-d
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CORPORATIONS AND OTHERS. HAVE YOUR
BOOKS LOOKED AFTER IN MY ACCOUN ZINC
BUREAU. PATRICK VI. c. BRENNAN.
no:I3m Expert Accountant Ian st nv.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR SAIELTHERE WAS PLACED ON PRIVATE
sale at Mr.. B. F. McCaully's Central Stable
Thursday, December q, four handsome teams,
three 49, coach and one o. pole team; also two
% singles. The above stock must be disposed
Of. They warranted sound in every particu-
lar and q class Of stock that should not fail to
attract the attention Of Neutrality-suspicious.. This
stock Ii Kentucky and Indiana bred. They must
be sold: ask you to come send your veteri-
marian to examine IL you have any idea Of pur-
chasing q desirable coach team, combination
horse thoroughbred hackney. These horses
are all thoroughly acclimated and ready for act
i've USE d2S-2t'
FOR SALE HORSE HARNESS, WAGON AND
hucksters license; horse a fine road horse; sound,
gentle and fast trotter; worth $50; harness and
wagon In good condition; rare bargain. Apply at
+S3 l. st. s.w. d27-3t'
FOR SALE-GOOD SECONDHAND TOP DELIVERY
wagon; also one horse, carpenters wagon and
harness. will sell cheap for cash easy
weekly monthly payments. Please call on
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO., COZ F st. n
d27-2t
FOR SALE-HORSE, HARNESS AND WAGON, AT
o121s 7th st. s.w. Apply before 10 am. d203t'
FOR SALE-THE HANDSOMESr CART HORSE
In washington-Canadian bred; very high actor
and very stylish; rides beautifully; sold for want
of use; cost $780, will sell cheap. Apply
CHARLES EARLY. 6O3 18th st. NV. d22-7t'
FOR SALE LARGEST STOCK CARRIAGES,
wagons and busgies in the city at panic prices
new daytons, $50, $50; buggies. SIS up. COOK
JARBOE, 1925 st. oc3-3m
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FOR RENT ,523 23d, 6r., wa. 80
1927 10th, Tor, and 23l7 Champaign ave, an
rec hall. tiled bath Or, wa. ...........l IL
room, electric tx good Or houses Sc,
tures ami new. SOD for white tenants re-
1911 NV, 10r&b, ami Sol duced 10. 81 ca
1917 g NV lOr nj. 80 Ar bricks on n av
House and store in bet 21st and I'D NV,
Tennallytown ..-..20l water, ca .... .9.So
$40 Odd, 6r., wa. Isl Large storage room, =
Blacksmith SHOP 1928 SlS 18th st. ..........o
ID nw...........lolF Fine sta near 10Th and l.
GEO. ". LINkINS
d26 800 10th st. NV.
FOR RENT-1s31 sTH ST. N.w.-REDUCED TO
$27-2-story and basement brick; rooms and
bath; newly papered; large yard; excellent
location. CHAS. G. RINGwALT, Room 8, At
lantic building, $50 st. NV. d26-3t
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Lots TO- H. % 1s2. $50 1923 Conn trear1. %
1920 Conn ave (rear). 25 933 trearl. 10
d24 r. o. HOFFMAN, 10th and SITS. NV.
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,ENTS.
6O7 II sw, 7r. .$22.50
SIS G sw, Or. .20.50
6O5 z Sc, Or. .20.30
325 1914 sw, 8r. 1880
81 Mass av NV, Or. 1880
331 NJ sw, 5r. 90
1923 n ] ave Sc, 5r.11.O0
PIT 18th ne, 4r. 500
A, 632 Penna. ave. NV.
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I
S05 4. Eckngton,ami, Brookiand, Or. mi. 20. 90
per annum. $500 90 1910 &c st Or. Is 90
Is Grant p PAR. 100 Brookand Or. 1850
Ianier Tor IS. 90 Stable $40 9th 10 %
THE McI.ACTII.EN REAL rs. AND LOAN CO.,
d20-tf 10th and @ NV.
FOR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL HOME ON ST.
near 1eth; in perfect order. $40 month. Apply
CHAS. EARLY,
d2Oet COS I4th St
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-30

RspAnolA, June 27.-The sAddess affair
Tia, has happened IN this vicinity for
Q long time was the accident by which
ths Rev. q. o. Philhps, pastor Of the
ks,hodis, Episcopal church ., kspanolA
iss, his life. lie rcs,dcd on his farm. two
nilss above town. and on last Thursday
acrning vac operating . moving ma
shine, cutting alfalfa A great many
sophsrs infss, the fields and he carried .
snal caiiber Winchester ride on th'
nAshins 70 shoot any that be came IL
sight of He rested the butt Of the gui
between his fse, and ths barrel under hi'
IN arm. The machine struck . wssh
su, made by irrigatinS. and the sudds'
ioh alid the butt u tho sun forward an
dropping down, the hsmmer struck th
ssle Of ths machine. dischArsins Il. Th
sall struck him iow ia The abdomen. hu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-30
" ora Out ia nArae...

IA the harness Of every day business
wurkia.n and women wear out pre-
matur-ly For s.Hnr uf us Il In not easy
for ",hrrr, again. 1t Ia impossIhir 10 get
out of harness II IN th. inh-xihl. yoke.
the strongly forg-,i, unbrrakabls shAekle
of ,m,ria alive seryiiui- nrrdful to our
selves aud those most dear t us The
weight uf It often hosr many II US into
the grave before our tine, but II H un-
duubtesily true that there N n means VI
rsnd-ring the butthen less nnrI"uu, aud
~ mitigating the AilInrntH that unrrmit-
ting tuii---sIeoially II - S.Sientary kind
has y "nden,y Ia prduce Over
worked clerks in counting houses, mill
% rratIv-s, boukks"p-rs. tyI-wri,eiS and
others testify to the rrv'VinK. restorative
effects of Hngtstt"r's stomach bltteru,
AMI It's power IL renewing physical aud
mental energy when uv-rtASked and IN
the wAhs, lYsp"psIa. failing vlgor,
rheumatic, bUwel And kidney complaints
yield to this bench hn-nt m-,iiciu-, which
Ii n preventive "f n.laria aud counter
| acts the effects "f -xpusuIJ IN Indictment
weather.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-30
Ml~hiEHa pemsrrHt.

Grand Rapids, = ich Junr - The
democratic state convention Ss-"mhlrd
here to-day for the rurp'-'" ui n"ruinH.
ting "a fnil ticket oi STATE ui.rrs Au' II
naming twn Unit States s"ua,nrs IN"
early Ia'" uf the ruuV"utlru 4au out
cu tr uf the mii-r fu"I that liza. ~rn
wag~l hr - year past between p"nul j
Lampau chairman of the state rnmmit,r"
and his party machinery against ~
p"a,ma-t-r ten Don 81 mckensou au
his adher.nts Ever since the inaugurA
tion of pr-rId.n, Cleveland HE ~ rahi.
net officer has ieen H." state mouthp-r"
Of the national admins trat,"n. aud hr hHt
ruled stat" appointments ,hmueh refer.
ees II his own choosing IN zach "f ~"
twelve cuugrrssIonal districts. Asa ~
suit hr has overwhelming control uf t..
days convention although III the a'at
central committed. the Canpau men have
their own way in hsing the date Tor tins
gathering.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-30

Hanover. N. II June -. .--tirand old
Dartmouth college celebrated to-day the
i25,h anniversary of i,s founding The
commemorative .x-rcis-s werr par,icipa.
tel in by large ,hrong including many
Of tue alumni Of national reputation
Congressman Nelson Dlnglay Of Nam,
II the clAss '55 delivered ia. formal ora.
tion, and Richard HAvey u Washington
d. c. of the clasa Of 's5 presented the AN,
nuAl poem,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-30

Little Rock. Ark June "a, The iemo.
cratic state convention was called 10 or.
der at uo,u by Hon. J. W. House u this
city. As the state 10 d-mocratic by any
where from thirty to seventy thousand
according To the nature u the contest, ths
nominations are equivalent To an election
A state treasurer. secretary II state, at.
,orn-y. general. state auditor, land coin,
missioner. superintendent of public in
s.ruction. and associate jus,ic. 81 the SUI
pr.m- court Fur the latter position Judg,
Il R'dd-ck. who was appointed by th'
governor to MI thu vacancy caused by the
r.Signa,ion of Judge Mansfield, will prpb
| ably he nominated
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-30

ranging up the lefs aide shat,ering rib
and pssscd up over the r,bs several
inchea, then passing through penetrated
his lef, lung He unhitchcd his team
and rnie " the house and immediately
s.n, for surgical assistance, The doctor
dh no, q, 6rst consider the wound fatal.
but in = few boarr he began spi'sing
blood. lie grew gradually wo~ss until
oiB o'clock Friday evening, when he
died He leaves = young widow. having
only been married = week ego last Tues
day. She 10 greatly afflicted. and his
aged parents are heArtbroksn over the
death II their promising sou. He was .
man u grca, energy and industry. and
built the Methodist Ep scopai church st
Espanola with his own hands, . hand
soms adobe building, 24x+s iest. He held
services every sunday twice, - veil ~
Sabbath urhool, and will be greatly
missed by tue people Of this community