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Deming headlight., 1895-11-22

Tho terrible storms that occasionally
sweep suddenly across the ranges Of our
western country are often the cause Of
heavy losses 10 stuckmen and dangerous
to human life, which few hours warn
Ing would oflimos avert. There is 4
proapect that the Government Signal
Service viii ,ry u plan Of warning ranch
men similar 10 that used nt all spaporio
for the benefit Of fallois. he Govern.
ment ciilcor IN charge of the signal sta.
tIon OF Pierre, g. d., hus written TO the
Weather Bureau ut Warrington, d. g..
concerning d method ho proposed to
adopt. Ills plan consists Of sending up
large kites of different colors 10 height
Of 1000 feet or mere. which would mako
them visible oycra large extent Of range
country, lie says the kites could bo
sent up NJ stated hours during the day
aud AZ night colored lights could be at.
lached. Should tho Kites prove impracl.
leable eolofcd balloons held captive by
light cables would be adopted.
Deming headlight., 1895-11-22

IA, kudi~' Hsms Jparnrl announces
that Il han secured the exclusive rights
70 ropubllah Albert Lynchs famous
painting. THE Godmoihrr," ovcr.whlch
the French art critics raved when 4 was
oxhlbilod. II win appear on the Janu-
ury cover Of the magazine, The picture
le uald 70 more clearly present Mr..
s.ynch'a typical woman dainty, spirit
uelle beauty than anything ho has yet
offered the public. Tho original Ia
owned by Mrs. Alfred g. Harrison. who
purchased the painting In Paris last year
at an ununually large figure.
Deming headlight., 1895-11-22

The IIEnALioHr has been studying
statistics on corn and has reached the
concusion that from buehel Of corn a
dlstiller gots four gpllons Of whisky,
which rctaiia for tl6. The government
gets $500. the farmer who rnised the
corn gets 40 cent? the railroad man gets
a., the manufacturer gets "a, tho re.
taller gets "a, the consumer gets three
months at Silver City, Constable Phil.
llpa gets paid FOR running him Ia, Judge
Marshal gets paid for giving him trial,
Sheriff Shannon gets paid for food aud
keep aud Silver City gets tho benefit Of
his work on the streets.
Deming headlight., 1895-11-22

The recent decision Of Judge Collier
up at Albnquerque 10 tho effect that the
Allarllo a Pacific railroad must bo sold
10 satisfy the first mortgage bonds, Is a
question Of very considerable interest 10
Dcming, II the southcrn Pacific man
ngemont obtains control Of the A. 4 r. "
means that this win be made tho trans.
fer point for the greater portion Of the
freight bunluosa aud fos pusaengor travel,
~ II was before the construction Of tho
A. a. Z. II will be vastly 10 tAe interest
u the Southern Pacific 10 haul pas
sengeTa and freight 10 Demlng aud then
carry over the Southern Pacific than TO
nilemit 20 equip the A. A p. with tho
facilities which mnrk the older read
The A. =. a y, " are largely Interested.
and viii undoubtedly use every effort 10
retain their control Of The A. a r. II
Huntington and the s. r. management
are nuccesalul, however. Domlne viii be
ono q The most important faIltund cen.
ltfS IN The southwest, II not the most
Deming headlight., 1895-11-22

u ia undeniable that actions often
speak louder ihnn words, A nsurious
money lender, who had for some time
collected an oxtortionnto interest from
debtor, sent his collector 10 the man,
as usual, ono day. Tho collector return.
cd aud reported 20 his employer that no
could not collect the money.
DO yon mean 10 nny that tho man
declared toyou that I've wouldn't pay the
inlerestg' the usuror demanded furi-
ously.
He didn't declare 40 la 50 many
words, but he gave mo 20 undersiand
40. -
How aid no give you 10 understand
sof''
He kicked me down throo flights Of
stairs l"-YoutIi'a Companion.
Deming headlight., 1895-11-22
A Bank
Failure.
AN INVESTIGATION
DErIANDED.

A general banking hualuesa a done hv
thc human system, because the blood de-.
ronlta IN ft1 vaults whatever wealth we may
gain nom day 90 day This Ueallh Is laid
% aHaiuat a rainy day as q reserve fund
'fe Ia a condition Of healthy prosperity
" We have laid AWAY SUFFICIENT capital 10
draw upon N the hour Of our greatest need.
Ihsfc n danger ~ getting thin, because its
2 algn of letting down Ia health. 10 gain
in blood is nearly always 10 gain IN fsls0Ie.
Tome flesh. The odds are II favor Of the
germs rf consumption, nllp OF nngumonla,
II our liver be inactive and our blood lm.
pure, or II our Dash be Tcducrd bffOu q
hf1ffhr siandafd What n required IL an
increase n our gfyhi ,1ghfinf affhgA. Dr.
ficfce'a Golden Medical plstlllcfy ennclicn
the blood and makes Il Wholesome, alnpa
builds mp the strength a medicine which
will I'D the blood ol iln polaoua cleanse and
lnylgofalc tile great organs 81 the body.
vitallxc the system, thrill the whole being
with new energy aud iunkc permanent work
Of H. "a surely a remedy cfRicat value, Bat
when We make positive statement that IS
per cent q all cases Of consumption can. II
taken IN the early stages of the disease, be
cunEp With the Discovery" Il neciEsilke
bold assertion, All Dr. Pierce asks "a that
you make y thorough lnfcalIg1llon and
fnliafy yourself Of the lruik ofhia nAsfVilhu.
~ sending 10 the Worlds UIapsnanry Mod.
lcal Association, nunalo. NJ ", you can get
nee book With the names. addresses and
photographs q! large Number q thqae
CURED ufthfoal bronchial and lung dlscasta.
~ well - of skin and fcfnlliloun affections
BY the . Golden Medical u|acovrry.n They
also pnhllah q book Of 100 pages, being
mrdIcN lIfnf|ar on consumption. bronchitis,
afIhma, calnffh. which win be mailed nn
leccipi q addIetl aud ti2 ccnW Ia fiampH
Deming headlight., 1895-11-22

Ihoro are 10000 more women than
mon Ia Massachusetts, end yet the pro.
position 70 extend the right OF suffrage
20 womeu upon which women aa we'll
~ men had lhe right 10 vole--wnu de.
feuied At the late election by majority
uf71,OO0. The women o. Massachusetts
don't want to DO burdened with cares Of
state
Deming headlight., 1895-11-22

A nobloman once entered into q con.
spiracy against tho Russian cmporor
aud was sentenced 70 slherln. His eyes
were Snndaged. and no WINS put into q
dark cnfrlAgo, and ior Hoyon days and
nights they travelled on and on, only
stopping 70 take food At last no folt
they mutt have reached siberia. aud Ina
tho utmost anguish no perceived that
the catrlngo had stopped, nnd tho band
heo was taken on bis ewes. nnd--ho was
IN his own hoinoi he mad been driven
round and round 81 polofnhurg tho
whole time, hnt the fright onrcd him. -
Young Ladies' Journal
Deming headlight., 1895-11-22

DcmIng ls quietly gaining winter
population composed Of residents who
have either spent previous winters here
OF persons who have been recommended
70 Demlng by former winter residents.
II Is = noteworthy fact that ona who has
once rniurcd Domlng'u winter climate
never looks farther for improvement UP.
on Il.
Deming headlight., 1895-11-22

The iirApIi0nralye notice that here.
after ton cents per line will be charged
Tor obituary noslces to nll business men
who DO not advertise while living, De-
llnquent subscribers viii be charged
three eenlu rer line for obituary notices.
Adse. Using and cash Subscribers viii
receive AZ good SEND on us We arc "a
pabic q Writing without any charge
whatever. Better send IN your auhacrlp.
lion, % cholera Is abroad ln the lnnd.p
Deming headlight., 1895-11-22

The Silver City Sentinel Is becoming
an apt pupil Of the grammatical teach
Jugs Of Allen Kelley. II took tho lIEAD-
IIonr 10 task last week 'or an error and
then calmly assures It's readers Ia an
other column that the visitor 10 Silver
city twill find another drinking place
10 assuago hia thirst at"
Deming headlight., 1895-11-22

Our astronomical editor says that on
tho night Of the twcniy seventh instant,
the earth viii be Ia whole nest Of me.
tuors hence, anyone desiring TO 500 a
fine display Of fireworks should keep
their eyes on the heavens next Weducs.
day nlakt
Deming headlight., 1895-11-22

The second nna final inslallment Of
The money to be paid BY She euretiua In
tho Berg judgments IL due aud will llho.
y be handed over 70 The county treas.
uFer within a week or 50. BY rcccnl
ruling oi Judge Bantz this money goes
70 ray the cufroni expenses Of the pre-
eul year and VIII 10 a long ways towards
llquldallng the indebtedness Of 1896,
Deming headlight., 1895-11-22

The HrADrI0nr is Of the opinion that
n certain petty officials ia Mexico nre
not little more careful about the rights
OF American calllomen. who are OF no.
ceealty compelled to work across the line
IN these days Of shipments from the Re.
public, they will be invited 10 the city
Of Mexico for lecluring course.
Deming headlight., 1895-11-22

Among tho things that the county
will have reason 10 give thanks for on
the 23ih, the president forgot to montIon
that the Durrant trial Is over, the prix e
fight has hunked aud the Vanderbilt
Qlrl ~ married.
Deming headlight., 1895-11-22

ta||n "n|a,o billy" The ncfltn 10 Inter.
eel|pa from ihe fact Thai u constitutes
The ltaf short sloflte that Mf. Jerome
hns ever written directly iof en Amerl
AAn 1AlInllnal.
Deming headlight., 1895-11-22

jerome X Jerome han written a scrlon
q shor stories foi 1As krai1.' Home Tour.
Hal They win 30 published during the
fnsuluR few monlhs under tho caption
Of 'a|oflee oI TIE Town. Mr. Jerome
prF|faya re|l'knorn lypta0t chprnclern
~ these stories. the ffal q which he
Deming headlight., 1895-11-22

Tho Independent Drnocraf takes II al
back and says We are not an IDIOT. Very
gratifying Information; we were begin
ming TO feel little worried.
Deming headlight., 1895-11-22

We iahe occasion 70 nclfnow !sdgc the
receipt u fine box Of applca from Mr..
James swartz, 81 San Juan. Thanks.
@Jim," they make mighty choice eating
Deming headlight., 1895-11-22

Tho Silver City Ebferprfse IL stlll treat.
ing lis readers 10 column articles on the
Catron trial, which ended Octobcs 28th
Deming headlight., 1895-11-22
THE HEADLIGHT.
PUBLISHED EvEaY FRIDAY.
.-sY
fHE HgADLIGaT PUBLISHING co.

De loyal 20 home Industries, for there.
IN Iies ihe secret oi the success Of a COM
munlty.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-07
electric power scheme in this country If no, in

electric power scheme in this country. IL not IN
the whole world.
The company's dam would be few hundred yaros
btlow the Government dam. and AT least three iee'
higher. Flashboards for occasional use would ofins
the Level up three feet more. The first increase u"
elevation would back the water up two inches'
and the second one three inches. giving a ponnase
equal a five sx-hour supply Sixteen Low
horsepower waterwheeis are included In the es"-
mate but the plan OF construction would allow room
for more Horizontal shafts each driving pair
OF 5O0-kilowatt $40 horse-power) dynanos are
favored: and each shaft would be provided with
third pulley to take power from al steam engine IN
dry times.
The Potomac enterprise Is designed to supply
not only Washington. bu, aliS Baltimore tneary
forty miles disianU with electricity for lighting ana
mower In the former city Mr. Frzel estimates
that tho company sci $500 horsepower. ana 10
the latter T. 200. From the two services he counts
on gross revenue of S727.eJo TIE total computed
cost OF dams. gatehouses. power houses. wateI
wheels dynamos and incdentas Is t253',iD lhs
annual charge for maintenance. depreciation ana
taxes (but not intcres: investmeno Is put al
t23il7O. leaving a probable net nco lie OF So5o'''
New-York tribune., 1895-10-07
TIE SPANISH ARMY ~ CTBi.

From The London Standard
The military journals in Madrid have puh!Shed
the following details the composition OF ~
forces under the orders Of Marshal campos, ~,
foot. each with two batialons. nine PROVISIONAL
hattalions drafted from the seven army corps -"
tache1 from the garrison OF Porto RICO. twenty .
seven battalons OF the line sent out from 9pdi.n
during the summer up 20 the end OF AuEu.1,, SrN
battaliOns OF caZadOres Genl also from tif c"i a..
sula. and three battaliOnS OF marine lhlah'iS III
all Sixty-one bdttdlioTs. each OF which has coI
pany OF mounted infantry. The cavalry 'onsistt'
Of two colonial regiments OF four squadron- edSl
and eighteen squadrJrs detached from the cav az
regiments home and sent out ten IN May anu eis'
talions OF garrison artillery and three nonn'dmin In
batteries. which are To- b. shortly reinforced py
eight more mountain batteries with krupp gum. nrs
The engineers consist OF a battalion 0i sappenSS
and miners ard colonial battalion These :. gu
lar forces have auxilaries IN Dattalon OF ii'di
polee IN MSyana sousSTdys twSnyM Of mounted po
lice or civil guards. ON paper the regular @ anu
irregular forces are computed az follows: im"
marines. 2.1oo police. y'6; civil guards 49,; tue, ,
las. 152 total. 76.212. These are the oihcihi & sta
t.stics OF the troops sent out. supposed TO haVe
been the Local establishment, Dut aDout ;v Pei
cent must be struck off 10 form anything IKE a
correct estlmat OF the force that is hkeIy 10 pc
available after the middle OF October. when the
pie in Spain to know the names OF the oncefs Klieu
or wounded In the principal engagements, Dut II
the soldiers killed and wounded nor OF the men
and officers who have fallen victims 10 the ytIo"
fever and other influences OF the CUBAN clnlalr
during the rainy season. All tnat has transpiItd
is that very heavy percentage Of the troops mas
been sent to the hospitals. and that not few
officers had been carried off by yellow fever mp 10
the end OF August Spaniards OF all political parties
are nevertheless willing TO make more sacrlces
to retain their hold upon Cuoa and Porto RICO
of the War Minister calling out three months
sooner than usual. the 1900 conscripis OF lSS1
New-York tribune., 1895-10-07

,,, Eve signs or rather sign "a short
u,,o-.,l mark like hyphan) at five different ele-
,.,o,s IN A line Of writing Ihese marks. s.nsy or
4. combination can be used 10 make thirty
as.,rc, characters twenty-siX representing the al
Noha. and the others certain frequently occurring
combinations of 'etters Originally the inventor had
o,so snace KEY. Ike that on a typewriter, but by
,.~dr,,irg c,ockwork wherewith to move the strip
=, ,o,er on which the writing is done. II has been
nosshle TO dispense with the former attachment.
Ito ,ow makes his spaces 10y timing his strokes
properly. ,.- .o,o,
,o a new machine. said to have been Invented by
rot F Curtis. OF the 81. Joseph Nlo) Cycle In
,.os.,ren. Co II seems 20 be modification OF the
por,bolomew device. and Mr.. Curtis claims that II
"a an Improvement. O. in giving a text that Is
.as.er 70 read (2D by allowing the writer 10 PRINT
two characters at once. ard ) increasing the num-
her Of characters so TO allow for many word
.rd nbrase signs. The inventor says that he has
q, least ninety one-stroke signs Of this class. He
aIso has an automatic spacer. When all the keys
m Mr Curtiss writer are depressed together they
produce two figures. one above the other. and each
resembling a six-pointed star. on closer eXamina-
tion and especially after looking at the notes
made BY this method one discovers that each fig
ure is resoivabe into five elements one horizontal
ffIl length) two straight but slanting strokes,
and two curved strokes. TO one OF which can De
for an instant confoundcd with any other. The
position OF any OF these with reference 10 the
whole line shows whether 1t belongs 10 the upper
or lower tar. Hence there are only TWO posl-
tons all, not five. TO be distinguished in reading.
The arms OF the lower star used only for the
last character OF word. Hence the last TWO char
ecters can be struck together. OFTEN monosEi-
liable is represented only 10y ower-line character
Mr. Curtis enthusiastically claims that person can
learn in three weeks 10 write 10 WORDS a minute
H. this manner though Of course this * conjecture
ba boc beep able test II. His only
model is broken and no one else has had chance
TO practice with #. II must be remenberef 700,
that mocha ncal deXter!ty ia the only factor in
shorthand work. Mental operations which require
time are also involved Enlarging the scope OF the
former. therefore. does necessarily guarantee
a greater speed IN execution. However. Mi. cur
t's's plan deserves close scrutiny.
The inventor mas received notice that patent
has been granted 10 him in this country, and will
be issued on payment Of the final fee. He now
New-York tribune., 1895-10-07
SCIENCE AND MECHANICS.
MACHINE sTENOGRAPHY.
CFrom The Weekly Triouneo

.rp.RENr ADVANTAGES OF MEchAN''Ni'
SHORTHAND WRITER.
=, many OF the shorthand systems now IN Nosre
,,,..n,ces In the shading OF some characters anu "
,,ve OF others are relied upon to convey u''ie'
u. @ rr.sn,ngs lack OF uniformity in shadihs anu
zee IS liable consequently. TO create uncef 'a",s
w. w. -,uhle in the transcription Of notes espeo'a1'
., ro,rsr person Is called upon 10 perform '"' '
,.- task Fer this and other reasons " ia, n',
.u,-.d TO various inventors that snor'ha"' W.,
~ machine would yie,d better results 'hah '"e
nsnci, Mechanically printed signs woud az 'easl
have the advantage Of uniformity no MAJ 49, w
-.n,dv made When II came TO pu''ihs "''s 81"
.rsI ,dea into practice it was found 10 oe necessary
;, adopt entirely new symbols In oroer 70 reuuue ,
t,e number Of keys a minimum. hut '"Is u''"-
.,,,v was readily overcome. and there are now TWO
~ more machines Of this class in wide use IN ousi
ness Offices One maker declares 'ha' "e mas ''''
at least 1000 ... "
In the bartholomew instrument or s,eno'ype'
,bcre are nine keys four being merely duphca'es
for the left hand OF keys operated py the hnsers
40 ,ba reh, hand; the ninth, middle, Key may be
senressed by either thumb This machine thus pro-
New-York tribune., 1895-10-07
OTHER APPLICATIONS OF ELECTRICITY.

They are now taking Of lighting the Interior OF
St Pauls Cathedral and the organ loft OF west
minister Abbey with electricity, and Of running
troley-cars in venerable Cairo Indeed; French
man has offered 10 run an electric railway 10 m
top OF the Great Pyramid but this proposition mas
been declined by the authorities.
While electrical engineers are raising quesuohs
as tc the economy ard feasibility OF using for long
distances the form OF trolley employed on the Ba-
tmore tunnel switching engines and also 'oup'
whether motors OF such great weight minety SIX
tons) required for light. fast trains, those w q
wonderful machines have proved unquest'ohaDS
successful in the work for which they were bulit
transferring heavy through expresses and relsnts
across the city.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-07
WlSHTNGTOy AZ A STOCK BREEDER

From The Charleston News and COurler.
1aDtain D. O. Purse who is running the savannah
ond Of the great exposition. has secured relic
which seems be proof that General George " Wash-
lngton was somewhat OF a stock grower ana LOOK
n hand in making exhibits at fairs himself: MS
relic is A large solid silver cup with the date oi
1890 upon IT, and by its appearance II was without
doubt made about that time II bears the follow
ing inscription in fine Lettering just under the RIM
"a premium from the Agricultural Society OF south
Carolina to General Washington for raising thr
largest jackass." Just under the word "lackass
is a picture OF the animal himself. engraved on the
silver Captain Purse Is now in temporary posses
sion OF this relic. and proposes TO secure II Tor the
collection Of colonial relies be exhibited by the
Colonial Danes OF America.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-07
THE POTOMAC ELECTRIC POWER PLANT.

THIRTY FIVE THOUSAND HORSEPOWER TO BE
Observation-Disclosures FORTY MILES
The plan for converting the water power OF the
Potomac electricity. at the Great Falls. fifteen
mics above Washington. was briefly mentioned
in The Tribune several months Further par
ticulars are supplied by The Engineering
News" The river is already drawn upon for the
city water supply OF the National Capital and
also for the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal; and for
the former purpose the Government already has
dam Al the falls But these demands impose
a relatively low tax the stream. Joseph i.
Frlze, chief engineer OF the company proposing to
utilize the rest OF the water estimates that lOcoo
horsepower be had there almost steadily the
year round: but. allowing for a three months in
terrupton in the dry season, when steam would
be required as a substitute to keep the works in
operation 5000 horse e-power could be obtained. and
this is the plan which he recommends. TO indicate
tha, his calculations reasonable. Mr.. FrfzelI
declares that the gauge-readings for the years
lSsG-lS92 show that average 10000 horsepower
could have been derived all but lcG days OF each
year II will be seen at a glance that with the
exception Of Niagara, this IL the most Formidable
New-York tribune., 1895-10-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

At MANUFACTURERS PRICESN'
Trunks. travelling bags. pocketbooks.
ladies' satch sls. dress-siilt casss. music
rolls. chatelalnes. vholesaie and retail
dealer. CHARLES SCHWARTZ. )" 4th-
ave. near gth-st Trunks and bags fe-
paired.
ECONOMIC Ft-EL.-Adapted FOR electric
light plants and general steam power
NOMlC ENGINEER. Box :. Tribune oW''
FURNACES and ranges properly cleaned.
set and repaired. plumbing repaired; lei-
s1nable prices and prompt attention.
PITMBER AND RoOFER l5o +. +7th-s,.
Hi'EHSCITS YEAR BOOK FOR 1890 -
The best diary Tor everybody. SiNiy ana
forty cents All staton@rs and -. y
HrERSCH & CO.. Mfrs.. ~ Rose-st
MARGARET A. FITZPATRICK has re
moved her drcssmaking parl0rs 10 III
East 5Oth-s,. Is ready with season styles
prompt attention.
SI'pERFILOI'S HAIR and facial blem
lshrs DESTROYED by electric needle. no
pain. scars or injury: book and consultation
free: sittinGs. 81. y. Y. ELECTRol.l SIS
co 81 East 23d-st.. ". Y.
UNDERSIGNED MAILS about - differ-
ent used Australian postage stamps, or
four Australian photo. views for 81 |: ;.
money: sent by freight. Australian Tyre
bird tails. for 81 each. large. pian AMI
carved emu egg. Tor s. pair send money
order II over 50 no foreign. no Canadian
money no stamps wanted. Address
JOSEPH NLTZIL. @. =. .. sidney, y.
:. w. Australia.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-07
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

LpoNT alcove room. second floor. private
house. reasonable 10 permanent party.
1cs West 4Gfn-=t.. one door from Broad
way.
~ A PRIVATE HOUSE. q large third
s,ory sunny front room. with bay VIA
dow. closets running water i03 West
g3d-s,.
MApISOS-AyE.. 10 O-HanasOmriy fur
n,shed suite Of rooms. private baths, ref
ercuccs.
pAfIoR AID BEDROOM: steam heated.
.NEINGHAM. ll9 West l05ih-st.
,rv,O ELEGANTLY furnished rooms 10
i.t very we'll suited fOT two. with bath.
r. TOEPFER. l5l East s6th-s'
ia'ru-sT. 81 WEST. Handsome. large
second floor rooms also back paflOr.
families. gentlemen. board optional.
2oTH ST, I0i EAST. Large. handsomely
furnished rooms single or en suite.
southern exposure. private baths. break
fas, optional. references
New-York tribune., 1895-10-07
FURNISHED HOUSEs-To Let.

TO LEASE Elegantly and completely FUR
nished large private mansion I'm the most
telect part of Murray iiill. close 90 OH
ave. rent $500 to uneNceptionahle private
family only. =. A. CEIIKSHANK u co,
f76 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1895-10-07
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE rO LET.

AT NEw-HAVEN. CONN Thoroughly
built brick house. "a rooms; In best resi-
Dental quarter, convenient . Gc!'.ses'
Haven. Conn.