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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-02-04
Telegramy KrajoWe.
Ze StOlicy Zwiazk0wei.

WASHINGTON, 3go lutego.
Dzisiaj p6zno wieczorem ma
deszla tu wiadomosc, jakoby
ameryka6scy ofcerzy paro
~wca Concord W Ching Kiang
W Chinach zostali przez Chin
czyk6w aresztowani i zabrani
dc wiezienia. Jezeli ta wiado.
mosc sic sprawdzi,to niezmierne
powstanie oburzenie, a skoro
ME zostans jak najspieszniej
puszczeni ma woluosc,to nieza-
wodnie Eilka okret6W stsd 20.
stanie wyslanych natychmiast
ma pole walki.
Prezydent otrzymuje CO.
dziennie z r6znych stron kraju
mnostwo list6w depesz z u.
znaniem jege usi}owa1, by Ia
radzic zlemu fnansowemu po.
lozeniu kraju. Jua W biezscym
tygodniu = zapewne we VITO
rex W Izbie przyjdzie do
obrad mad nowela ,,Admini-
stration Financial Bill" wnie.
sions wuzupelnieniu oredzia
Clevelanda z dodstkami ko.
mitetu bank6w i waluty.
z Br0oklyna.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, 8 lutego.
Policya dzisiaj ma mn6stwo
do czynienia, azeby utrzymac
porzsdek i powstrzymac wiel.
kie tlumy ludzi, gromadzsce
sic W r6znych stronach miasta,
cd napasci ma nieunionist6w,
pracujscych dla kompanii ko-
lei ulicznych. W wielu miej-
scach obito maszynist6w, MIN
nadeszla policya. Ma 3ej ave.
i 4Oei ul. narzucono ma szyny
mn6stwo pax, desek itp.: kie,
dy je chcieli. usunac kondu.
ktorzy i maszynisci, obrzuco.
no ich gradem kamieni. Poare'
sztowano tez wiele os6b. Po.
miedzy obitymi znajduje sic
niejaki Hoagland, maszynista,
kt6rego ma przecieciu ulic
Franklin j Huron sciagnieto z
wagonu i niemi1osiernle zbito.
Strzelal z rewolweru diva razy,
ale nikogo ME trafi}. Ma gle.
boks rane W g1owie, zadana
obcasem kt6regos uapastni.
k6W.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-02-04
POdpaIaczka.

V1NcENNEs, ind, 8 lutego.
PAM Louisa Jordan, kt6ra na-
ley do jednej z najwybitniej-
szych rodzin6w W tym powie-
Gle, bratowa auditora Jordana,
zosta}a dis aresztowana, be-
dac oskarzona o to, Re W lipcu
zeszlego roku W Becker Sta.
tion pod}ozy}a ogie6 pod pc,
wien m}yn. Zrzek}a sic wsts
pnego przes}uchania i zosta1a
zatrzymana W wiezieniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-02-04
ZwyeieztKo mad powstancami v
Kolumbii.

Colon, 8 lutego. - Rad O.
glasza, IL woisko rzsdowe cd.
nioslo wielkie zwycisztwo mad
powsta6cami W Stanie Tolima,
na wybrzezu Oceanu Spokoj
nego. Przeszlo 100 rewolucyo-
nist6w pablo ma placu boju;
800 Wzieto doniewoli. Zdobyto
znaczns liczbs amunicyi i bro
nj. Rewolucye W Stanie Toll
ma MONA uwazac "a stlumio-
ma.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-02-04
AeF0lit.

2 Grodna 2 Litwy piszs:
Donoszono tn niedawno o zja-
wiskur swietlnem, widzialnem
niemal W calej CUB. Grodzie6.
skiei. Ot6a skonstatowauo, il
wywolal je, spadajsc ma zie.
mie, olbrzymi aerolit. Znale.
ziono 60 W pobliau Roaauy, W
pow. Slonimskim. Spadnieciu
aerolitu, zwlaszcza przy ciszy
nocnej, towarzyszyl straszliwy
huk, kt6ry slyszano W promie-
niu 10.milowym i nawet dalej.
Hulk bardzo silny wywolal
og6lny poploch: zdawalo sic,
ze nawiedzilo mas trzesienie
ziemi. Szyby z wielu okien
wypadly, wszedzie zas drzaly,
lzejsze meble zostaly poruszo-
ne re swych miejsc itp.
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,,Czarna ksisgae we Lwowie.

sLwowskie Towarzystwo
w1asciciei kamienic zalozylo {.
wv. nCzarna ksiegs" do kt6rej
wpisuja nazwiska zlych loka.
tor6w, kt6rzy nierzetelnie
czynsz placili, albo pomieszka.
ME rujnowali, albo ME dotrzy-
mywali warunkow umowy, lub
2 innych powod6w stall sic dla
wlasciciela szkodliwymi loka-
torami. ,,Czarna ksiega" znaj.
duje sic W przechowaniu u
prezesa Towarzystwa i, dostep-
ma jest do przegladania wy.
lacznie dla czionk6w Towarzy,
stwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-02-04
Zapis M Szpitsl dzieciecy " War.
SZaWte.

Ma wstapieniu ma tron cara
Mikolaja l cos jednak skorzy.
stala instytucya tax poaytecz'
ma, jak warszawski Szpital dla
dzieci. Oto W tych dniach o.
trzymano urzsdowe zawiado.
mienie o zlozeniu sunny RS. 3d..
600, ofarowanej przez deputa.
eye warszawska podczas jej po.
bytu W Petersburgu ma otwo.
rzenie przy szpitalu dla dzieci
W Warszawie oddzialu ma 10
l6zek imienia mlodej carycy
Aleksandry Teodor6wny! Ra-
da miejska dobroczynnosci pu.
blicznej ofars to przyjela.
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Pokwitowanie.

MARGIN Rekosiak zioayl IL Q. ma
skarb Narodowy Ligi Polskiej.
w zeszlyrh miesiacu pomiedzy po.
kwitowaniami W nDzienniku Chica.
goskim" ME why podpisanego
zostalo wypuszczone pokwitowanie
$2. 25, Aosonyoh przez p. Jana Mi
chalskiego, aam. pm. $50 na 65ej uI.,
ma Lige Pslska. Uzupelniamy niniej-
szem to opuszczenie.
StdnissdU 8z,oaikoyt,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-02-04
MfOdzi rabusie.

w sobote ssdzia Quinn mia}
znowu do sadzenia mlodych
rabusi6w W wieku 13 do IL
lat, a nazwiska tychze swiadcza
niestety, re byli to ch1opcy
polscy po wiekszej czesci.
Oswiadczyl ich o rozb6j John
Reilly, w2aSciciel sksadu tytu.:
uiu cygar ma rogu Al ulicy i
Packers ave. Nazwiska ich
So: Robert Kinney, Frank
Rusker, J6zef Coma, Jan
Ma1kowski, Jan Semo6ski i
Jan Bernowski. Pred ssdem
opowiedzieli, re nak}anial ich
do kradziezy = i po prostu u.
cyl ich krasc, niejaki John
Fisher, wlasciciel piwiarni pm.
1857 w. 47th str, kt6ry kupo.
wal cd Mich toWary skradzio:
ne. Ssdzia Quinn skaza1 Sc.
mo6skiego Bernowskiego ma
$40 kary, a Kenneya, Ruske.
ma, Comic i Ma6koWskiego od-
da} pod kaucya $500 pod sad
kryminalny. Fisher pozys-
kawszy ,,change of venue"
pred ssdziego Foster, zostal
przez tegoz oddany pod sad
kryminalny pod kaucyaSlooo.
ZaIseie " wagonie koIei linowej.
Wczoraj wieczorem obo}o
godz. II W pewnym wagonie
kolei linowej ma linii Madison
str. odbyla sic b6jka pomiedzy
z1odziejami kieszonkowymi a
detektywanai.
Detektywi Duffy i Conway
znajdowali sic " wagonie,prze-
pelaionym w}asnie powracaja-
cymi z r6znych teatr6w ludz.
MI, kiedy ma Paulina str. We
szlo trzech mezczyzn, kt6rzy
zaraz 2 CORY wydali sic detek.
tywom podejrzanymi. Ma spo-
sob zlodziei6w kieszonkowych
bowiem, Wciskali sic misdzy
pasazer6w. Nagle ktoS . jade.
cych zawolal, Be szpilke bry.
lantowa Wyieto ND 2 kraWata.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-02-04
Napomnienie.
PAM do s1uzacei:

] Pani do ssuascej:
= ssuohaj no. Petronelo, znowu
snisad sic dzisiai v noe pjenu me
FOWL aeby to sic wies lie powt6-
rzylol
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-02-04

WKa zWo1yWa1a IoUo1nlAoW q
obiadu ma robote, a zatem ME
wielu robotnik6w, by1o W po,
blizu. Jeduakowoz kilkanascie
os6b zostalo pokaleczonych; j;
naiciesej zas: Jack Dunn, Mi,
chael Carroll, James Garfield,
James Banett, John Clinton i
Fred Bowman. Kazdy z Mich
niebezpiecznie jest pokaleczo. !.
ny. Ma przestrzeni 200 kro.
k6w W okolo wsEystko pekry.
tie jest gruzami.
Wypadek kolejoWy.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, 8 lutego. z
Newton, Ill. donoszs: Dzis
po poludniu o godz. wpa do
2 wydarzylo sic nieszcse6cie ma
kolei Indiana and Illinois
Southern. Pocisg towaroWy,
do kt6rego do}aczony byl tax
ze jeden wagon osobowy, wy
kolel sic wskutek tego, Re je.
dna szyna byla z}amana, j pisc
wagonow, a misdzy mimi tax.
ae osobowy, runslo z nasypu
Is stop wysokiego. w WACO.
ME osobowym anajdowa1a sic
trupa teatralna Forda zlozona
z II os6b dw6ch innych po.
dr6znych.
Pokalecleni zostali: Clint
S Ford, zarzadca teatru; Geo.
M. Adams, Harry Fahermy,
Geo. w. Jackson, d. W. Sea,
grift, T. H H nd. Z pan "a.
dua ME zosta}a poKafeczona.
Zaden z pokaltcl 'nych Ile ma
ran smiertelnych, al. pokale-
czenia polegajsce pc czssci ma
zlamaniu n6g i ramion, SO te.
60 rodzaju, ze moga niekt6.
rynl z mich ma Gale aycie ode.
brac moanose pracowania W
ich zawodzie.
Drogi cafus.
Sr. LOUIS, Mo, 8 lutego.
Wczoraj zako6czyl sic tu d1u.
gi proces o odszkodowanie.
PAM Sarah M. Pierce zaskar.
zyla byla A. B. Carpentera o
to, il d. 2 sierpnia 1892 ia
przemocs pocalowal, i asdala
$4,000 odszkodowania. Kiedy
pierwszy raz proces sic toczyl,
jury ME mogla sic zgodzic.
WczoraJ We WznoWlonym pro-
cesie jury przyzna1a skarzscej
$25OO odszkodowania.
Przyjazn, kt6ra sic Optaclfa.
SAwANNEE SPRINGS, Fla, 8
lutego. Perry Ludlow W CA
sic swojego tu pobytu zaprzy-
ja5nil sic serdecznie z pewnym
wesofym, a bogatym Angli-
klein, nazwiskiem Morrison.
Niedawno Morrison umarl, a
ME majac AMI aony ami dzieci,
zspisa} Ludlowowi ca}y maja-
tex wynoszacy 100000 fun.
tow szterling6w.
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Na slost.

iona do me1a:
-Wiess, ,ie jeGli wysziam = ciebie.
to tylko die tego. aby KsroloM sro.
BID M slelc.
q ri arIofi6z - mt n 40
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NlepOkoiaea wiese z Chin.
LoNpYE, sgo lutego.
AA.,aa1a = shanohai dnnasis stE1
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father seemed rather aveEss to, and
iancied my visits were welcome as u TO-
lief from tho onnul Of har position,
even II she did not regard me in still
better light.
We were seldom Interrupted In our
tste'a-tSles, Us NJ. Croneau spent his
lime while at home in back store.
room, parhtionsd oil from the front;
but very often he passed tho entire day
elsewhere, whether on business or
pleasure do not know.
Josephine taught me French from the
books IN that language that lined her
shelves, aud caught tho accsnt from
her own sweet lips. ltstOod mo In good
stead upon one occasion, Rs you shall
$50,
So camo to Josephine the next day
full of my adventure; but aI soon as abs
saw me shs elappsd hsr hands and ex-
claimed that she had been wishing me
10 come for the last hour.
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and wopt, declared it WA his first theft,
and HsGO1 to DO spared for his mothers
cake.
MIR, FoGytho looked down upon him
with n fine scOrn upon hi' handsome
face, aad then, removing tho goms no
handed tho fellow HE hat, suy,ng:
"Ion may GO. Ion arc Dismissed,
but ! ahnll not prosecute you. R,mom.
Der that mother when you nre next
tempted 10 become n thlOi"
~ soon NJ Mathews Ind COMO ho
took his own coat and hat from tho
wardrobe
"Ceme TO meat two o'clock tomor.
row afternoon. Andrews" ho snil, aud
hurried away, evidently put out by tho
occurrence.
1t was lttlo adventure In my dull
lile md ieeling tri0o proud Of nv
talent rs mn atnatour detective, | ~,
solved to call upon Josephine tho next
day nj noon, aud toll her my story.
Io'ephine wn, my Bwuethonrt. tior
father, VI. JnlU' CtOnoau, was o,lrn,.
bly, apllcr Of French b1oka aud publ.
cations on W0ll Fourteenth street, llo
was n quiet, scioldtly.appoatiug mau,
evidently gentleman, aud conveying
tho Impression that his birth was batter
than his calling. NV room was IN m
unpor story oi thO sans building orcu.
r'ht hv NJ. Cr0nshn. md ~ ] satipfn
slept later than noon, albeit INV work
oc"upInd me all thu night, | had formed
lie acquaintance oil father and dauyh.
lst by dtouping In Al tho Shop, aud
soon locDmIny desperately IN love with
JO'aphlns had some 10 spend nnnrlv
every Ai'oVuo0n In her society. | often
wOndoroi how VI. Cronann managed 10
itYe, tor rsopia IN S0nroh NJ French puh.
llthlloha arc moi numerous In Nav
York, md tho low uastonan who
dIoppsl In, though msitly cora patriots,
we're treated no conly Nv tia nrantialat
ri thsS somewhat dlngy little ah1p that
they mayor cnna ogMr, nnd Tho bull.
nps' 'Oolned To lnnrnish while VI. Gro.
npnn grew apparently moro PROSPEROUS
day ny tny.
Josephine was q fenl bcnuly-no ncrd
10 nvow llat-and awOotl aud modest
aud womanly
She tended the AlSts-a daly hef
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rnE ouEsApEANn 4 ONO nY.
a Magnificent Showing blade In President
InGnllG' Annual Report,


a Magnificent Showing blade In President
InEaIIS' ARnu0l Report.
Tho annual report Issued by Mr.. NJ,
I. Ingalls,. president Chesapeake (
Onio Railway Company. for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1895. make, tho
following sh owing:
Gross earnings, S0506,O3O Of increase
over earnings OF 1891, SOL, 029 20.
Tho result Of tho year bustn1'I 10 mn
increase Of Slli,622 80 in net earnings
over those OF 1894.
Tho policy Of thoroughly maintaining
and improving the property has bean
followed during the past year as hereto'
fore. Over S}OO,0OO could have been
saved or postponed ii necessary, and
added to tue net earnings As tho com.
pany was earning lts fixed charges
there seemed to be no necessity OF econ.
omv to the detriment OF the property.
Nearly 1000 tons Of 100 aud 70 pound
rails we're laid during tho year aRd IN.
Cludel in expense account.
Mr.. Ingalls, also makes the following
announcement, which 10 ot very general
importance at this time. namely:
There are many things which afford
encouragement at tho tins OF writing
this report. Such furnaces along the
line, as have been closed iOr tho last
two years, ste Fesumiag work; tho coke
ovens, which have been shut down, are
all at work. aud there is a distinct and
positive improvement IN tho local bust.
ness OF the line both in passenger and
freight"
Announcement is also made that
during the year arrangements have
been completed for the extension OF the
limo into LouisViiie. tho completion Of
the bridge at the Ohio river and the
control Of large terminals In the city OF
Louisville, the shortening Of the line
between Lexington aud Louisville TO 81
miles, making it the shortest line be.
tween Washington City aud Louisville.
lie further adds the very encouraging
statement: Your directors have not
changed the opinion which they have
expressed on previous occaIiouB, to tho
effect that the low grades OF the Q. & o.
line, It's physical condition, together
with tho advantages OF cheap tusl Rud
labor, insure tia brilliant future. That
it has stood the test OF tho last two
years aud earned its fixed charges,
would seem to DO proof Of the soundneIs
OF their opinion" Tho report nlso
shows that during the year there has
been no serious accidents either to
person or property.
An announcement OF much interest
to tho holders Of y. & y. securities
states that the interest charges for the
coming year over tho charges for the
year Just closed will only be Sll ,2i7 50.
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mo almost 10 nlleutlvoly as had NJ, Gro
noau 80 shortly before. But the eK'
preston OF his oyes was first question:
ing, then cautious, and finally fruitful
GLOW long have you been IN our ON
ptoy, Mr. AndreWsT WAS his first quss'
ton.
"Nearly two years, sir"
"YOu wore recommended to ~ by
Mr., Ransom, the lawyer.
Eyes, sir; he was my fathers friend,
and signed my bond"
"AlsO vbuChing for you good charaG'
ter. Is tho position you occupy a saIla'
factory ons2"
81 have nothing to complain Of, sir,
excepting that believe myself capable
OF doing better things,"
Exactly" tie seemed 10 think
deeply for a moment aud then asked;
"llaYe you any ties that would pre-
vent you accepting mission that will
take YOU across the ocean-0u long
aud probably pOrilous journey to hall
civilized land"
| own was startled. That some
commentator, or even preferment,
might be elleEsd mo had im aRiRed, but
such u proposition as this look M
breath away,
Still realized that this was not my
time to present difficulties 10 any prop
ositIon that would serve to advance my
interests, 80 | replied, as calmly as !
could;
There is nothing, to prevent nv go
ing, air, except"
was going to say Josephine, but he
misunderstood me, and addsd;
"You mean the remuneration. shall
take care that il IL liberal, Now liaten
to mo, The delicacy with which yon
acted in that affair Of last evening, your
evident good sense aud calm Judgment,
attracted my attention. H. you ara dis
Crnat as we'll, YOU will ba exactly tho
man have wished TO perform my ditIl'
cult errand to Bonita"
10 IE CONTISuEn)
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JNo. BROWNS Fonr TO GO HOME
Historic EngIuC House IL to no Taken
hack To Hnrper'S Tprry,

hhbUTlu b"ElN" hbisu - 10 no AAkou
Hack To Hnrper'S Trrry.
Cmc,oo, August 93-Ths materials
composing john Browns fort are to DO
tAkon back to Hnrpor's Ferry, W. Va,
early in September Brought hero DO.
foro the Worlds Fair, tho enterprise
proved un'ucccssiul. Alter brief
existence full Of yicissi,udes tho historic
cnginc.house Tell from the Thsrill's into
the wEockcr's hands. 1t made way for
tho stables Of u department store. Now
llnrpers Ferry is to have lie own again.
a. n contract has been signed by &. T.
Cummius, No, $50 Wells street, to re.
move tho material aud re.erect 1t on the
original site.
Philosophical people contributed the
necessary funds in RESPONSE to Miss
kuto Fields appeals. The contribution
OF tho Baltimore 4 Ohio railway takes
tho iortn OF free transportation,
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JOS. HORNE & CO.,
PITTSBURGH, PA,
STATIONERY, BOOKS, ere
1852 1895.
Blank Books.

We carry the largest stock and
best assortment in the city. Also
a full line OF Office supplies. Our
prices always the lowest.
Our Flat Opening Account Books
are the best, made Of Scotch linen.
heavy ledger paper (perfect).
BookkeePers should examine before
ordering elsewhere.
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Mn. A. A. SNYDER, superintendent
poor farm, Winnosheik Co., Ia, says:
Last winter Mr. Robert Leach asod two
boxes Of De Wits Witch Hazel SaIvu
and cured large running soro on his
leg. Had been under care Of phySicians
for months without obtaining relief.
Suro euro lot pics. Logan Drug Co.,
Wheeling, W, Va, i. +. Peabody, Bon.
wood, aud Bowie & Co., bridgeport, ..
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Inst SsnShorS Excursion via Ponn,JIvhnIa
Lines,

Thursday, August 20, $40 round trip
from Wheeling to Atlantic City. CapO
MAY and other ocean resorts. Last pop.
ular pticO excursion for twelve days
enjoyment BY tho Goa. Delightful and
picturesque journey via Pennsylvania
line. j. q. TOmltuAou, passenger aud
ticket agent, or John Baltic, city ticket
nVcnt, Wheeling, will tell you all about
the excursion.
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'fRHr IN ma doubt, M naHrG
when yon take IA WlLfa Collie and
Cholotn Cnfo, 7, Ia pleasant noe
promptly, no bad after oiocls Logan
Drug o., Wheeling, W. Va, h r. Pcn.
body, Bonwood, aud Dowto \ o., Bridge.
sort, y,
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baltimore 3 OhlU Eycur'lon In noSton,
Account nj RniElta TGmpinr CanuInVR,

NVVTWWT Ut NTWET7TV 'VWTTNT N"NUINNFt
August " to Is, inclusive. tla Balu.
more 4 ohio will sClI excursion tirkSs
to boston, nj ono fntn fot thu round
trip, via Washington. Baltimore, phila.
dslpha and New York, final limit OF
tIekol October g. Scenery via this limo
unsurpassed, For detailed information
apply 10 baltimore \ ohio tichOl agents.
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A Postal Card Request
s viii bring you samples of any Of
the above, or any other information
you may ask for
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los. HORNE & CO.,
Penn Ave, and Filth St, Pittsburgh.
The New
Fall Dress Goods

Are daily crowding to the counters
Although the season hasn't yet be-
gun, we've more Fall Dress Goods
in stock than most stores carry at
any time.
Such Handsome StyIesl
Such Rich Qualitiesl
And values at theprices be-
fore unknown,
Here's a short list OF some Of the
newest;
At $50 a yard
Navy Blue and Black AII.waol SeEges,
s6IuchsS Widsi as good as yOu'dex'
pect for 800,
Al.Wool Bright PlRils for School
Dresses, IS inches wide,
At 95 and 400 yard
Very special qualities In All.WoOl
llsnrtOttas, % inches wide,
Al 500 a yard
Black and Navy Ground Henrlsttas,
with ColoFed Figures, 4Oincheswide.
5l.inch French ssrges, Navy, Brown,
Green, Rs'eda, Tan, Garnet.
59,inch Navy aud Black Storm Serge
At 75o a yard
54.lnch Cheyiot Serge, the regular 81
quality.
6O,ineh Sacquard Sultng, very choice
colOrinG,, and tho regularsl quality.
At$L25 a yard
Heavy Piqua Cordl, with a slightly
mixed GlIect-Silvsr, Gray, Dark
Tan. Mode. Old Rose, Blue, Brown,
Navy, 80 inches wide.
A great showing Of new Silk'and'
Wool Plaids, 20 inches wide. soc,
Coo, 65c a yard. Formerly 81
would be cheap for any of them.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1895-04-18
NOTICE.
San Antonio, N. NJ, Mar. 81, '95.

San Antonio, n. NJ, Mar. 81, '95.
To our friends and patrons in lincoln
County:
My temporary mail contract with NJ
w. Mills for carrying the U. S. mail be-
tween San Antonio and Lincoln, termin,
ates today and the same will be contin-
ued by my SUCCESSORS, Mauricio Miera
& Co. take pleasure in thanking the
patrons OF the line for their liberal pat
ronage and trust the same will be con.
tinued to my successors. You can rest
assured that the express service will re-
main as prompt as heretofore. All bills
against the line authorized by any of my
agents. up to this date, must be present
ed at once for settlement. All future
bills against the line will be settled by
my successors, Mauricio Miera & Co.
whom have known for long time to be
of excellent character and we'll worthy
of the confidence of their patrons.
Respectfully,
4. H. HILTON.
The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1895-04-18

ATLANTA Constitution: 1t is be-
leved by the Central American
diplomats in Washington that
their countries will hold a conven-
tion some this year to discuss the
proposed formation of a union of
their republics. The republics of
Central America would find it to
their interest to be united, and
the South American countries
also should enter into similar
union. The North American
states would have been constantly
annoyed by the European powers
if they had not combined together,
and they would never have made
the progress that they have made
under one central government
The Spanish American states sep
arately are hampered by their in
ability to defend themselves; un-
tied they would rank among the
strong powers of the world. Why
should they not be organized into
two unions the United States Of
Central America and the United
States Of South America They
have so many political and com
mercial interests in common that
it is expensive and sometimes dis
asirous for them to maintain st
many separate republics Mica
ragua and Venezuela would now
he in no danger from Great Brit
ain If they belonged to such un.
ions as We have suggested, and
there would be- fewer serious diff,
erences among themselves In
union there is strength. We have
found il out here in North Amer
ica, and our neighbors would do
we'll to follow our example. The
Spanish Americans are practically
one people, and it would be tc
their interest IN every way to com,
together. So long as they remain
divided into a dozen separate re
publics there will always he fric
ton between them, aud their weak
ness will tempt stronger nations
to bully and plumber them. II il
10 be hoped that the movement
spoken Of by the Central Ameri
can diplomats will soon take def
mite shape.