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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
THE GENERALS ARE OLD.

If General George H. Thomas were
living he would be 70 years old, or seven
h Gladstone. His presence
at Chickamauga would have aroused the
whole cauntry to enthusiasm, for history
has learned that he was truly the master
spirit who saved the army of the cen
tire, ythe Q that would not Y eld,,
around him. The most interesting fig
ure among the Confederates at the
Chickamauga celebration was General
Longstreet, who broke the Union right
with his massed brigades, fresh from
Virginia. Longstreet is "A and Rosecrans
76.-St. Louis Glohe-Dsmiocrat
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
a,,an {. meDermost,s svuIgarity.''

All the Republican paper in the STATE
are nroperlv shocked at McDermott's
~yulgarity. This is too bad. The refined
souls Of these sensitive gents should
not be offended by anything coarser than
Candidate Griggs' illusions to Barney
Ford's icebox. This is, you Q
polished and pointed satire. But when
the ex-Chairman of the Democratic State
Committee shows up the Republican can
didate's record as a trimmer, a hedger,
a carrier of water on both shoulders
that is ribaldry and course vulgarity.
How hard hit these weak creatures
must be when they thus squirm and
wr.the under the lash of truth. When
Mopermott shows UP Griggs lodging
the vote on a race track bill and pocket
ing the fee of the bookmakers' combina-
fion. their agony and fright is SO great
that they wall out upon the unsympath-
etc air. Then comes the flow about
Griggs, record on the tax bills. and the
Republican editors roll IN the ground in
frenzy. Tn history of his opposition to
labor bills comes next. Really. Mr.. Nc
Dernott, you must stop his vulgarity
or you will have these gentlemen IN lun-
attic asylums.
What a vulgar thing is truth. naked,
unblushing TRUTH How it does bring
the blush of shame to h Republican
cheek-in campaign time!
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
CLAYTON MUST PAY INDEMNITY

Justice Lippdncott this morning hand
ed down a decision in the suit OF casper
Engelbrecht VS.. Arthur w. Clayton, to
recover s18s.So upon an indemnity bond.
clavton contracted to do some work for
Engelbrecht, and gave an Indemnity
bond. Engelbredht was not SATISFIED
m ~ some alterations. Clayton re-
fused and Engelbreoht began suit
Justice Uppfncott heard the case, ano
his morning renered q declsaon, With
interest.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
CITY HALL FARCE POSTPONED.

The city Hall Commissioners did not
meet today. Inspector William D. Tall
mann was to have answered a charge of
-ncompetency, but Commissioner DATE,
who filed the charge, is sick and conse-
ouently did not appear. His colleagues,
President Pearson and Commissioner
Burke, decided to lay the hearing over
until next Wednesday,.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER ls. 1895.
This paper is Democratic an principles
end is independent IN its uiesos on ~ 10eos
questions
Gr,ggs, Mora, Character.

h estate Gazette" is engaged in an
amusing attempt to prove that the
.sTrue American once said John w.
Grdggs was a respectable man and an or
DERBY citizen. It seems to think TINS y
tbe issue of the campaign, and its Ell
forts to get an Acknowledgements tnas
Johns character is good are piteous.
For our part we are willing TO contfao-
,,ta o,,r mite towards setting the MIND
of the editor from Red Oak. Texas ana
ot,er remote places, at rest. We are
nrena red 10 furnish John with a refer
arce stating that he is sober. Enough
mt a total ab~stainer; that he does not
ramble. though he likes a good horse
race. that he is Industrious, when his zee
is fat. and he is honest in his neheI
that incorporated capital owns the eartn'
We eheerfully concede that we never
hoard a hint or innuendo that he had
ever robbed a bank, accepted a prlne' OF
naanted the picturesque streets Of Pater-
SON an unseemly crimson in the Jovlal
sui dA
hours around 2 q. NJ. All his reveiry
has been of a polished and delicate KIND
like his satire. The theatre of it has been
snuariablv some tastefuily adorned haunt
of pleasure the Hoboken Quartette
Clubs kneip, or the upper room OF phe
Orange Field Club. Any record OF pun
der that may be attached to his name
viii be found to have been made IN the
cause of his clients. and as for bribery
why the only influence he ogn IN
politics-outside his own rigid moral coae
lis Garry Hobart's whisper or the eau
Gus mandate.
In a word. Mr.. Griggs is one OF the
most conventionally proper men in the
State, and he is. strictly Conscientious
when he cannot throw the responsibility
on the client who buys him or the caucus
which owns him.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
H%AsBRoUoK's MUSICALE.

The musical tomorrow evening in Has
brouck Hall, by the faculty of the Has
Schoo of Music. will no doubt be
q fine affair.
The tickets are complimentary and are
in great demand,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
An lem.

"Where was the Magma Charter
signed" asked a teacher in a South OF
london boarding school. Please, sir. at
the bottom"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
GRATEFUL
EppS'S COCOA



"By a thorough knowledge of the natural
laws which govern the operations, of digestion
and nutrition, and by a careful application
of the fine properties of we'll selected Cocoa,
Mr.. Epps has provided for our breakfast and
supper a de!icately favored beverage which
is by the judicious use of such articles Of
diet that a constitution may be gradually
tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle mall
aides are hoating around us ready to, attack
wherever there is a weak point. We may
escape many a fatal shaft by keeping our
selves well fortified with pure blood and 3
properly nourished frame. Service Ga
zette. Made simply with boiling water or
milk. Sold only in half-pound tins, by Gro-
GERS, labelled thus
JAMES BPPS & Co, Ltd, Homeopathic
Chemists. London. England
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
REGULAR DEMOCRATIC E0MINA.
TIONS.

For Assemblymen:-
RICHARD Nj. SMART.
CARL H. RuEMPLER.
JOHN w. QUEEN.
JOHN E. HEWITT.
EDWARD Hoos.
PIERCE J. FLEMING.
JOSEPH P. MULLIN.
DAVID II. CAGNEy.
WILLIAM n. PARsLoW.
HORACE L. ALLEN.
CHARLES BAUER.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16

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The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-08-02
HERMOSA.

Mrs. T. D. Foster has been quite
sick. SO sick with diphtheria that her
husband had to be sent for from the
Iron Reef mining district, but she is
much better now.
Mr.. GeWman's grey horse had a dis
pute with a barbed wire fence. and
from appearances one may Judge that
the horse came out second best; but as
the wire fence in not trOtting and gal
Looping around exhibiting itself. there
NAV be reasonable doubts as 10 the re-
suits.
j.. n. Smith has seen the wisdom OF
placing his jig above the ordinary wa
ter mark of the Palomas river. as that
stream has a good flow Of water a
present, and has been filed with sever
al floods which would have been dis
astrous TO the jig were it in its old 20
sition. He is doing well with th
dumps of the Peliean-Mining CON
pany's properties making concentrate
which assay from two 10 thres hun
dred ounces silver to the ton.
The Nethodists have been baEin
quite an extended revival here, wit
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-08-02
The Mogonons.

There were grand times here On the
fourth Of July. with all kinds Of sport.
The drilling match was hOtly contested
The Confidence team drilled thirty
five and eleTenzixteenth inches, the
next best team drilling thirty-tWO in
.ches; time. fifteen minutes The sing
lie handed teams tied al nineteen and
fve-elghth inches in fifteen minutes.
The four Frue tanners put in BY The
the Colonial mining company have
made very 6ne clean and high grade
concentrates and are . decided sue
cess; about twelve tons OF ore are Ie-
dueed into one Of concentrates
The large adobe bailding Of Henry
johnson is 10 be used for Ah1teL.
A concentrating min with the ezps-
city Of ten tons . day would find con-
slant wOrk on custom ore; and a plant
which would reduce all tie eUncen-
trates Of all the mills 10 bullion would
be & sure winner
The Last Chance mining company
are sending AGAR load Of their ore cas-
for determination Of tbs best p1Ocesl
; 10 treat il.
CoOney. C0z1s & Schzibls are addlnl
10 their plant Oh The Silver Bar.
J TIE AmadOn Is worked By Geo. WOI
T den who has shipment Of high grad
ore rsz3y-
: TIE DeadEOOd Owned By Thomas I
Smith ard LEASED by Ellis Miller la
D made : shipment O. high zTIds ore
TIE Little Fannie has had 70 ned1.
fl Carried n ssgoz5 pzge1
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-08-02


quartz vest pf the shall: TheT are
npx in the shale hunting for The lime
contact where Ley ex27st 10 and
another bOdy.
4. 4. Nssle = sited his wife II Silver
citF a few 0sys ago iHsend;ng TO iTng
her bone, but owing 10 her III health
she was unable 10 attsnp The lonrneF-
TIE foods had washed the railroad :
badly that Mr.. Neale had 70 CON from
D-ming by team. HIS s0n Fred return
ed With him aud Ms. Neale expects 10
return as soon as convenient.
The floods OF the last week or two
have played some Of the usual pranks
with our citizens. Tie Bonanza mill
lost a few Thousand ton Of tzilings
and the water got well under one cor
ner Of the mill. but not dOing any ssri-
Gus damage. a concentration that an
old Gentleman built and was expert
menting With on taihngs. got caught
and carried away and is lying IN sec
lions along the creek. A portion OF
the stable wall on the Gales premises
got soaked and fell against the Union
hotel crushing in two rooms and dam
aging a third 70 that extent that II is
necessary 10 take it down; the rooms
injured are on the back portion Of the
plaza and the walls in falling broke
the beds down and otherwise damaged
/ the furniture. The house ranch OF the
5. L. G. is also in bad shape, the water
taking fences. chicken house and most
Of the chickens a wagon and all other
loose effects, flooding the house and
burying the carpets under few inches
of mud; MIt Horne. who has a lease
on the ranch. moved his family into
town until be could get the residence
in living shape again. Quite q num-
Der of other properties suffered in a
small way.
T. A. Robinson, the Kingston mer-
~ehaDd;zing man, has been paying sher-
if Kahler a short visit as a peace Of
fering TO the injured dignity Of The
Kingston magistrate. The air Of Hills
bOrO Is full Of twO-sided rumOrs and
By interviewing a number Of King
ston's best citizens the following seem:
to be about the stratus Of the case
Col. Parker shot a "yaller" dog belong
ing TO Robinson while said dog was az
: lacking another dog belonging to Col
Parker in front of his door. A few
. days after the occurrence Robinson
had Parker arrested for unlawful dis
D charging Of weapons within the cit,
: limits. On trial Of the case ParEe
9 claimed that under the constitution b
had a right TO discharge his gun O
weapon in defense Of his life OF pr
/, perry, and the justice sustained an
] discharged him. The charge hayin
been made a few daYs subsequent an
not at the time Of the offense. set ID
Justice to find if Robinson had a No
{ tive for prosecuting and summOne
: the complaining witness TO show cauE
} WHY be should not bear the exper
ses in place of the county. RObinsO
fe ignored the summons and cons
" qnently got committed for three osl
le for contempt. There are 80 many s(
% issues and contradictory stories Gu
rent Of the bearings Of the 5 that
10 is a hard matter 10 pass opinion
Is, the case as it stands, and there Is
ch probability that the courts and La
e. yers may deal with il in future. II
moral of the case is, don't keep rs
r. less waller" dogs and don't lose 20
en- temper.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-08-02
LOCAL NEWS.

bis residence.
1t did not rain here yesterday. Don't
fail TO mark it down.
DR.. Blinn came in from NagdaIena
last Monday. Owing to bad roads be
got il on the fifth day out.
Jas. Dalglish is up looking for beef
cattle with which to supply his butch
ering establishment at HillsbOro.
C. II. Laldlaw, Hillsboro's popular
assayer, was up this week shaking
hands with his many old time frien DIS.
The Mexican mail carrier who came
in Wednesday night reported that the
stage went down the Rio Grande in at
tempting to cross the river at the En-
gle crossing on that day. 1t is report
ed that the male and horses were saved.
but the wagon was lost.
A majority of our citizens have been
engaged in Strengthening the course of
the creek and putting in a dam to turn
the water into the new channel. The
scene of construction is opposite the
the Dalglish house, and is a job that
should have been done years ago.
Chas. Bishop came in yesterday from
the Mogollons where he has been for
the past two months. He reports con-
siderable work going on over there. but
that the camps are not quite as brisk
as when he first went there, quite a
number of men having been land of
owing to lack of water that has cut
down the working capacity of some of
the mills.
Chloride was visited by a flood last
Saturday that completely Outdone the
old-timer who was in the habit Of say
ing to the uDsophisticated tender-foot
"W'y, yer orter ben ere in 'Sl!' and
he surrendered Internationally to the
aforementioned tender-fOOt who con
siders that he has the "hoss laugh" Oh
his tough-footed associates. For sew
eral hours a heavy bank of clouds
hung over the main range, and at about
two o'clock a loud roaring was hearC
up the canyon, and everybody knew
what that meant and went out to Sc
the "fun." The racket increased ant
directly there hove in sight a vast vol
I'M of water, carrying with it hun
dreds of tons of drift-wood that swep
bridges and fences away, and. for
short time, it seemed that the tow
would be severely damaged. The az
proach of such an angry food prove
too much for thenerVes of the Singh
seers who went out to see the "fnn
aud they Immediately stampeded an
hunted high ground and other places {
safety. AS the flood emerged from ii
mouth of the canyon it quickly rushe
over the entertainments OF the cree
and rushed madIy down Wall sire
carrying with it trees, logs, stumps al
debris that threatened destruction
buildings, and ID a few minutes Il
entire valley was covered by rushlI
waters. The flood doomed merrily I
half an hour or more and at the end
an hour had got Pretty well tam
down when some more stun" car
down the canyon and in a very she
space of time the water was as hi
as before. The flood kept up at a ri
rate for some and finally subsidized. 7
Dalglish foot-bridge that stood the b
flood last year went down l n an
slant, and the Beardslee foOt-brit
that had stood for fourteen years hi
and dry above floods was swept aW
Other than the slight flooding of a
buildings no great damage was done
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-08-02

conversions and bapiisms; but not
large COLLECTIONS an account Of the oe-
monitizatiOn e silver Mrs.: AnseI-
son gave the d~ining-rUon Of her board
ing house for morning and AiIef"eon
services one Sunday.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-08-02
PROSPECTUS 1864.
NEW o R DISPATCH.

ESTABLISHED 1915
Abendblatt., 1895-01-24

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Wtrfun9 am 9ar3en &Drper.
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2eberlei6eu, iOn6eru o,tb bon Oeren Sol
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2eberoruf un0 ale dbnltcbe l1ebel.
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ben @feft luie Die dd)teu. bon Der 9tatur
selteferten &arlSbaoer Wftttel. 8efteben
@ie Oarauf. uur Die Gdteu zu erhalten.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-24
anoemeinrr proeuftenmorpt.

SoISsnbe Pretie wurben BET 9rOBeren Por=
tien e~rsielt:
Sc liz et, seidtodtet, - 9iibner Go
6tc. Sprilt9 @bi&ens 64@7c. /; &urfeps Go
SC; Gnteu 6@1Oc, @dnie 1000.
8tl0 pratrie @btfens So. 25@6.OO per
GUS; Quail S1.25@1.60 per Sub. 8artz
ridge $4.0O@4.50 per 0ut. @oobcod 1915
BloDer $1.25@1.50; Milbeuteu 81. 25@12.0O
per Oub. &abbits 75r@S2. 90; 9feb 8@1gc.
@ier 18c. per Dubenb.
8Dbueu- Neue, nit Der 6onb oes
pflidte, 81 ,624@1.65; alte, I.4O@1.45.
@rbien - 9etrodnete. oSiiue. 82@93c.
&Grtoffeln- 0ebrons 53@55e; Burz
batfs 54@57 bas 9ulbel; 0tole 4S@53c
AeerleB 48c@54c.
aep Ell = s2.OO@s3.25 per SAB.
VGnGnen- 50@S1.25 per 8un6.
@%ttroueI- Z. 00@3.GO bic 8or.
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Sor.
6omis- @eiBer RGee, i'll gfunbe ubse,
tbeilt, 13t@14c; ni9t 10 BED, 1O@12c
bulfel Sc bas 9funb aus etafIener 5@6c
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@39c.
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go. 2 roth, 52&c; go. 8 ROTH 5O@51a.
gerfGufe mad. Probe iparen: SEQ. 8 rOt6er
531c.
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SAFER gerfGlfe i'm @tore, go. 2,
t; so. 2 weiB 31@-c; go. 8, 3O2c.
gertoufe na6 Probe wareu: SEQ. 2, 28I@
294c.
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S5.25@5.50; Slee S8.50@9.O0.
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5000; r@elf =rDortims", grimes, 5@5Ic;
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Abendblatt., 1895-01-24

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Barber %entfernt unb Die &19in 3ur Babe
reiie tbrer@erri9aft gratultrt bate, tiirmte
berettS Die Poobe'I6e Samilte neun6Guptig
bas Simmer bes Often. ysSSft's benin pqbr9
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6tn2"
DIS Der SubeI fi6 etpas geGegt, fagte Der
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bur3 bic 5tpeite 9anb erfabren!"
SIN Saufe purbe bas groBe @retgniB
nit Staunen aufgenommen. u9te retfen
au62 Nlip enblt9 bod au9 einmaI!" :
rNenn's nur audi ba5u tommt! Gs bat ia
jebes Sdbr 10 gebetBea, aber 9 pdr6 ME-
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tpobG fir ibre bo9f6uGtrigen SO9ter auf
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polen0s Der Subel taum nod cine 9ren3e
ftnben! Sn bic 6o6e Satra! Mb, pie bas
i6on bortDe9 iDo6ltbat; in ben Morten I9on
tptegte ft3 etneNtmoipbGre BON lauter S3on.
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+ 0 be Satra. limb um biefe Sa6e DoQz
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&dt9drtna als @rYdB fir bas refeoafar6tge
9erbfttleto Elm tefengrunbbuntes @omz
merfletb, aus Dem Die ganae 6Gora Der Wtai=
berrlt9tett einem entgegenla6te!
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Setun0dner pliinberten ale linen nur S1z
gGngli6en 8ibltotbeten, UNI i6re geographic
f9en &enntnife iiber bte1es rpmantiI6s Sc
btrge gu OerpOlitdnbigen unb benz 5amiltenz
tretfe aaabenoli9 in tletneren ober 9rDBeren
9ofen gu iibermitteln!
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alien acknowledgements 2ampre9t! Gntz
8iidenbe @usi4t! Die gan5e lGngft perloz
rene 8omanttt Der gelben 9ofttutI 9en6ef0rz
berung tau6te urpl0B1i9 0ur9 bieIe qeniale
Sbee bes 9errn Babbe pieber auf! : ,M9,
tpenn's bod f9on an Der 3eit pdre!" betete
alabenblt3 Die fGetne Minna unb b1nfte buz
BET peri0nli9 benz Gieben Soft, baB er nun
bod fir tbre b%rilante GenIur bic Do6lDerz
btente gelobnung ertptrtt babe.
unb pte @aes in Der Weft fomnt, 10 fam
audi Der Sag Der Nbretie. Mue ~35enfter ber
Na3barbGufer, felbit bic @ufe boler g1euz
g~ierigen. user reift benn forte" - Die
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@0rftberiMt.
Gbtca 60, "a. Saltuor.
IuswGrtise nIdrFte.

, UiisrDarfI9e IIlQrFte.
SdIuBpreiie 1T 8eisen unb Corn lit anSes
ren StGbten 1paren:
8eiaeu Seem gort: Salrar, 5S4c;
WGrS 594c; Mai, $500; - ct. 2ouis
Saltuar, 5O5c.; Wtai, 524c. - 0ulutb
Soar, 574c.; Wtai. 594; - R%inneapOIis
goar, 574c; Wtoi, sole. - Baltimore
Sauuar, &c.; Mat, 598c.; - SOleOo
8aar, 53@c; Mai, $685. Milpnutee: 8aar,
523c; Wtai 55lc;- Detroit: 8aar sac
Wtdt, 555c.
Corn - Stem Yorf: Sauuar, 491c;
0tat, 491c; -- ct. 0ouis, Saruar, 4O3c
04ot, 425c; - Baltimore : Sauuor, 46Ac.
Moi, 1876.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-24
SweterIet.

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unb tbre So9ter9" : g.: r8etbe BADEN es
mir angetban: @On Der Sp9ter bin i9
be5aubert, BON Der often bin ib BE :
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Abendblatt., 1895-01-24
Gin 6eI6.

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BON elmer SugO ouf tpilbe 3tegsn ersG6lD:
Sea, ptfen sic, eine 3iege babe i'd aud
i9Ou NAL gei4Ofen. menus aud gerabe
feline tpiloe nar!"