Semi-Weekly Current from Carlsbad, New Mexico • 3

THE EDDY -SEMHYKEKLY CURRENT. FRIDAY SEPT. 21 1894 Socorro- V. ClAvrts! THURSDAY WEDNESDAY JOSEPH 'NOMINATED. VISITED THOMPSON.

Mayor Halt nln Bqea the Defaulting tit- New Groceries Catron was nominated today. W. F. Daughertty waaft town yesterday and last nicht from Hone. The fire depBrtment boys are preparing lor the Koswell celebration.

It has been decided by the county democratic committee to hold the primary election Oct. 20. 'if vmi know onoht what the council of a twenty know breathe it not, lor walls have ears." The land seekers who SDent the last week in the valley departed for.their homes last and Hardware. tergi fuVnlsfi'theardwnre for your vcw lioiwu stove anil utensils for your kitchen, the wine for your table ami grocerio for VOll CASH. 1 meet nuy and all competition.

Come nun see. B. T. Killough, Opp. Hagerman.

EDDY, N. HL McGASlIN TIPTON l'iou-ictr of the ('. W. (Ireenc Steam Threshing We urn prepared' to (thrsh Wheat, Oat.e, EgyptiijiTCorh, Barley, Alfalfa. Anil nil gritin usually uepnrutnl with the miu'liinn.

We nro i-iiiiippot with Hixtecn P. Fiigiuii anil J. I. Cnso Kcpiiraior mul will liiiislijiiur jolis proiiiptly mul siitisfac-tnrily, I.eavH onlers lit Coiikknt ollloa where cnii be li rii neil tl.n point nt wl)iohr hindiim' ohm lie fun ml ut nny Ohu'. WATCHES, CL06KS, And wiitch fcpiiiiing ia my liiwini'Sji, lint if yon i t.

3E3 icyole I 1 1 tit kium it (it rc. jii Lie tiilL liic lost Hr-t-i'lHss Ik'. hi tK'- 1 l.iii'K i tticycli' it'iniiis mid ihf rcKluiift'l Motrin liics. E. BEAN.

Bight Summey, the barber, will have charge of the new sleeper to be put on the V. be-tween here and Koswell. G. A. Richardson pf Koswell, and J.

0. Cameron, retnrned this morning from Wie territorial convention. Lst A. Hawkins. Jias gone to Socorro to the republican vote of Eddy county in the council and -territorial conventions; Miss Miible Smith accompanied Mr.

and Mrs. Sprong to Ludlow, trom which place she will visit friends in St. Louis. Tarties riding and driving on the streets will do well to bear in mind that eight miles an hour is the speed allowed by law. MaylMark Howell, of Roswell, who has been sick for the past two months, spent Jast night in Eddy, returning home today.

"While absent for about five minutes about dark yesterdnsome one stole a Winchester iinn scabbed from George Hodgson's wagon. Mr. W. I. Church, general passenger and freight agent of the 1'.

visited El l'aso Sunday, returning Monday. J. Finnigan, cleric in the railroad office, left on last night's train for a trip east, and on his return will be accompanied by his oetter half. i I); Kodick of Iowa county' wife and children, came this morning and will prospect with a view of making a home in the valley. Mr.

Hendricks was yesterday removed Ttd Brown's houlfeT by S. T. Hitting and family, instead of to Mr. Kerr's, as stated yesterday. The republican council ot twenty are lying low, probably intent on reserving the i -dictum of placing a ticket in the field when -i it will do the most harm to open democracy.

Mr. and Mn. Kidding departed for Albu: merme last Saturday night, where Air. Kidding will be employed as court report- er, having resigned his position with the 1 -v 1 i. A.

Richardson, of Roswell, passed through town this-morning en route home from Lbs Cnice.s, where lie attended the democratic Convention as a delegate freiu Chaves county. M.i.s. I). L. Kemp, chLMren and father Mr.

King, went to Xmiisana, near. Mt. Cannel last Saturday leav-ing Dave to rustle for himself which he is abundantly able to do." (I. A. Tiolt, Specialist from ilrowiiwnnil, Texas, accompanied by his wife and three children came in this ami felt for the upper countiywilh W.

F. Doughcrity, where he goes to visit patients. Jieve M. S. Stamp came in yesterday evening from Weed, having been absent I M.TIPTON or bl.llll, flHMI.

Ml' MHUK. whlrti will Ihi found riily.jtt. 'J J1 -3r Sah Juan Frank K. l'niitt. 1 ana uau-jiiime-i Valencia Chavies.

DULKU ATK JOSF.rU sl'KAKS. When the eoiiventioA had linished its business there was a call for Hon. Antonio Joseph. lie was escorted to the platform by a committee while the convention cheered most lustily. II r.

Joseph in a brief speech expressed his gratitude for this his sixth nVmiiiiathui aiid assured the convention tk his. unswerving allegiance fo the party and the territory, He mentioned in words of praise his selt sacrificing opponent, Hon. 11, Ferguson, He then went into a discussion of the, condition ot" the movement for statehood in He showed the necessity for a democratic victory in November' in order to secure statehood. When he had linished his speech two young ladies presented to Mr. Joseph's hand some boquets -of Mowers.

Following the speech of Mr. Joseph the convention adopted the usual, resolutions of thanks and Adjourned. The central oimniiittoe had a meeting and elected Mr, .1.11. Crist chairman. CONVENTION" NOI'llS.

This town never before had such a throng of visitors and no convent ion ever received a more cordial welcome. There must be near i00 visitors in town. The Kio iraihle hotel, which is headquarters for newspaper men as well as other prominent people, has more than 2(K) guests and it seems that almost every private residence has been temporarily jtiirncd into cana-vansaiy. And everything in town seems free, except eating and drinking. The carriages' that, meet the trains, stand at the Imti'ls and the convention hall, ever read)' to serve the visitors "without money and without price." A feature entirely, new in political conventions, so far as this 'writer has' observed, was the ball last night.

When, it wis clear that no nomination could be made, ,1 A. Fall said that as a large number of ladies were present, he would move an adjournment till this morning in order that the -visitors might enjoy (lie delights of the wit li some of the fair as Cruces ladies, "fhe roll was carried on the motion which was carried by an. overwhelming majority. The cut ire convention has been invited to visit the New Mexico Agricultural college carriages having been rovided for their" conveyance from tow and ret urn. lion.

II. who nominated Hon. Antonio Joseph, is oiie of remarkable' men of I fie territory. lie was born ami brought up in Alabama, and came to New Mexico dozen years ago a poor lawyer. lie was a student and a worker, and li" soon took a ii'oiu.

pince In his profi-Wion, Mr. .1. 11. Crist sitld of him to-day: "He lias spent more lime, paid out more money, traveled more miles, slopt under more" sage brush and done more thinking and working lor the rty than any other man in the. territory." 1'uililllnillrtltM Not Wo lii lii'vtliv dial I "111 fell 'in the IriulivHt liMiWr.

oh ini.lny. 37tt' HUM, lifr't. ii -mmiIi i iiinil stit'ct, iii lSildy, N. oiie hlni' or iniiiiM t-tinri'tt liiiiin, mark, i-iop oil It'll cur mill -HU In- riuht. Owner nan IlilVf slum' liny llltlo by I'tlVlliH J.

J. ItA't'OK. Miiithull. GAMBLE 1 LANGFORD Hardware, Queeribware, Pocket and Table Cutlery, Ammunition, The Blue Front. H.

W. Schroeder- cleaned, ri paifetl and dj.d. lt'ady made clothing altered. Coats and ves's re-Iited and binding put on at reasonable rates. jH-rby anil Stetson haU cleaned dyed anil pressed.

(D 1 ta LA XI r- en tT -S' JOSEPH NOMINATED. Hon. Antonio Joaeph Nnmlnnted for el-eeate to Congress George Curry for the Council. Special to Eddy CrifttBKT: Las Chucks. JO 19: The democratic territorial convention nominated Hon.

Antonio Joseph for delegate to congress, and the democratic district convention nominated George Curry of Lincoln county, for the council. J. II. Carpenter was in town yesterday. 11.

K. vVilsoii is in Koswell on' business. J. C. Denny of Denver is at the llagqr-mau.

Alf. Chicago, is at the Ilager-man. C. C. lilodgett is expected tonight from Koswell.

W. A. Hawkins and wife are home from their Koswell A parasol picked up on the street can be had at this "office. "tiese Co. No, 1 drill Thursday evening at 7:80 o'clock sharp.

All the grapes on the Greene vineyard have been disposed of. The street political oration last evening was dull Hall- was indisposed. J.J. Uagerman will be in Eddy as soon as the railroad is completed to Koswell. -Conductor McDonald is slowly improving and some hopes are entertained for his recovery.

It would be a good thing to level the streets just a little, now that winter is com ing on. Think about it. ItafrJt Hall says 'thesprirjg campaign was mismanaged but that he is managing the present one to a queen's taste. Lost. Dickens gold vest yjiain.

-Finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving same at this office or E. 1). liean. S. T.

liitting's branch store at Koswell was opened today, Mr. Bitting having gone up Monday te be present at Uie opening. P. II. Gallagher, of Texaikana, Texas, was 4 passenger on'the tiicoffilDinraiirtliiS morning and is stopping at the llagcrman.

McCaslin Overman have put in a crusher and now crushing Egyptian corn, whicn numes it me nnesi leeu on me market. bepufy bush returned from l'ecos yester day, having ascertained the three men held there by the officials were not the men he was Mr. Ilendrickf, liitting's clerk, was moved to il. P. Kerr's residence this morning where he will, be cared for until his recovery from fever.

The delegation from Eddy in attendance jit the democratic territorial juul district conventions which convened at Las Cruces Monday are expected homo The lawn social given by the Woman's Guild, on the court house grounds last evening, was pot attended as well as usual, however a neat sum was realized by the ladies for Iheir Mm Smith returned yesterday morning from Sterling county, Texas, lie says grass is better in that country now than it has been in several years, and cattle are in tine condition. The Crozier A Stanford stock consisting of clothing, shoes, hats, caps, suspenders, valises and notions will be closed out at auction, commencing Saturday at 10 u. in. and Saturday niirht nt 7. Attend tl auction and get bargains A Mr.

Davis, ol Canada, who, last spring, spent some tinie around Eddy, going to tl.e mountains with Mr. Admits, died at his, home in Koswell last Saturday, aged about 10 year's. Mr. Davis was an invalid, having been afflicted With rheumatism for ovir twenty years, anil Is supposed to have died with. i heart disease.

His remains-were shipped to Canada, passing through Eddy yesterday. The railroad will be completed and the line" opened for business to Koswell by Oct. lOlh.i About has been raised by Koswellites lor a celebration to take place when the road is completed, or a few days after. In every way preparations are being made Ii a grand and the hole valleyj from l'ecos City on tin! south to El. on the north will be present, making it one, of the best attended celebrations that ever took place in New Mexico.

W'e congratulate our neighbor city ou having so many public spirited citizens Mid trust that vvery cilixun the talley will ever be as faithful toj.ublic cnterpiise as the pcopleof Koswell have been. ROSVtLL James Ilurvey ihns gono to Albion Cul-li-ge, Albiuii, Mich. JVo are told.lliiit loo plans nru nintuiing lor the I. inMing of the railroad on from Kii8tiKu a shot time. WyHtt JofiiMOii hm been down the vat ley ieJ nuU pencil ftr bis wiuit-r 1 1 ithij iu hi.i vHl ranger are by MTeriil stHckJ'ut corn in JatfW-l'rnjjeXL'o'-.

nfore. 'i'liev are btone' ranch uuOHire lliit- We have rcci-ivcil latter from 8 Tucktr.fnim Fi-ttr, M-o. We think fruin itK loue Ir. 'iucker inlie" he were buck in the Valiey. t'toj fo HOiu'cibnas lnr to et nwRy nwhile iit O'-Qrt tu'btgin-to appreciate the Ui-aulim ot our vr.jjsy.

irritd: At. tbo Mrthodlat chnrcii Beeill? ixas, at today. ill be uuittd in nrnifirfge Mim Kiy Aruitrom( Jojner. 'fhe Kegif ler offer congratulslioiif, uiid wUbi them happy They il be at houie in Eomreil kfter Oct. lt.

J- Fall Rivkr. Sept. SoinnH and Weavers association held meetings Saturday and aa a fesnlt S8, kia rith, AnAA vw mun to tay out unui ma oju icaie ox pay rcttorfU. 1 I Banker In Mexico Sedalia, Mo Sept. 19.

P. D.as-tain, mayor pf Sedalia, has just'retufhed from, a visit to his client, J. Thompson, the fugitive cashier of the defunct First National bank, who is now in the City of The mayor said Thompson had lost 40 pounds since he left Sedalia and is wearing the same suit of clothes ho wore when he left here on May 4 last. He has lived in the simplest way possible and has no kind of employment nor has he any in view, The attorney gave out Jhe impressioD that Thompson was financially embarrassed and, that his living expenses were paid by friends whom he had helped, in the past. Attacked the Jailer, Three negroes Oeorgo Ga rrett, Ike Pearson and Will Clay attempted to make a jail delivery hero, yesterday by attacking Jailer Yearby.

The negroes, who are sentenced to the penitentiary for eight, three and nine years respectively, called the jailer to the corridor where they were" ilnd when he was ready to retire, and while in the act of locking one of the doors ho was attacked by the negroes. It was while ho was being cholted that he drew a dirk and stabbed Garrett between the ninth and tenth ribs and Pearson in the loft armpit and under the right knee. The county physician is of the opinion that Garrett's wound is dangerous and Pearson's serious. Highway ftobbory. Waelpeiv Sept.

18. A. W. Wright, a white citizen of the Possum Trot neighborhood, while returning homo with SfH5, was robbed at Pecan bridge, four miles out. Papeig were sworn out charging G.

W. Hamori and George Pago, both colored, with the robbery. Both were arrested and jailed. -vT'- On largo farms, where numbers of sheep and cattlo aro raisedj.it. of ten better to have neconiniotlatious for drf-ing' the 5 slaughtering nt homo.

Tho meat can bo put upon tho market in tiptop condition and in attractive and tasty Tho goodji-6tick man will take caro that no animals, from horses to hens, get old and past their primo upon his hands. rtpnoininatert nttft. Kent. 18i the Second Congressional district Democratic fcom-niitjteo refused by a vote of 10G to 0(5 to accept, tho declination of Mr. Ca-iniuetti for congress and he was renominated by acclamation.

WANT JONES TO RETIRE. Republican Stnto Ceutr.il Coininlttco of Nevada- AhUs Ilhii to KcHlgu. Carson, Sept. 18. Senator .1.

P. Jones of Nevada has been requested by the R-publican state contral committee to resign his seat in tho United States 6enate, to which he was elected by tho Republicans. Noted CmiftMlerato Preacher Dying. Waphixotdn, Sept. IS.

The condition of Rev. Dr. Charles Minnegerodo, who was rector, of St. Paul's church, Richmond, during the war, is pre- carious, and it is not expected by his physicians that he will Dr. "Minnegerodc is at Alexandria, Va; AlviHtd Ciiicaoo, Sept.

4,8. The trades and labor assembly Sunday passed resolutions advising the state militia to mutiny because the Boldiers have not been paid for their work during tho lato railroad strike. Timber Cullnre. lrmtf. Nuti fur rulilentioii.

a List OrrifK at llou r.i K. M. Mil! 1WI Notice Ih rrliy iri.ven Unit Fuiiik WiImiii has tih't i.f ti fintl riNf he-lure lieu'i-fi-r or Itret-iver Iih iie in I oH-i1 N. on s.iiiiid iy. (lie .1 of i-po mliiT, up liielu-r -nil No.

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of N. A.inin II. Ki.lii Viinil, N. M. l'l lino.

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K. Me iiiiini ihi- iny ilnt lo prove lii I. i-iilliv irn.n of, uiiil l.ni I vi. i. r'.

ll.mil y. all o' Sexj lliversi N. l-rl II. of -V M. -rrrwurn h-.

ti it' f-f foiw-etfM n-f i.iMn it jiro or v. ho ktomv of any nl it ii-o. nti ler the lii.viiu-1 r-i-nl ion II I llllt-lifr Mlrh proof hti PI not IV alhovt il. i) ill 1m Kivi mi pltollll- I if lofell'Ofi linit- nut! pl-oelo -e the miIi i. unit to "MtTOvlh-nt-e til reliell-tl ot l-y It ol Kexirler, 'l Vtir I'ttltl cnlliiH, Unit I'liir ot Uoswell, M.

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at on t- IK i Ullll'l r. OKI, Iihiih- I if.l app t-i l-'ri No lMa.il. for llwifVl A r. on ec. u.

U.S. Kot, i lie nai.Kft tl.e fo'lot-ffn'r kUiipm' te prove it tre-'itit'it' m-on and eitH.vulioii of. iftl'j; eif'lJ. I. Vk.WV Li'.

Any niiwiii rsnlnt the inv of'-tlis 1 fi'ir I einrtlili lll. tl nroot o-K nl.mrr.1, ill ghe-i tn ti.ty n.e n.c!ir.ii iim mt turn iln -vt hiI bi in rriftiiul of Hi ol.iiilt- U-J b) tbiiluitat.v -1 (jm U. p-sV THE FIRST NOMINATING SPEECH MAbE BY FERGUSON, Evory County Euiiuraed Josepli mill the XoiuJ-nnttoii wiih Made Unniilmoua A Strong Plat drill AUoitelAn Eniihut lo UecjAratiou In Favor of Silver Ceu- trnl Committee Special to tho El Pnso Times. i.As Sept. 18.

In these dispatches last night it was stated that 11. Li. Warren, of Albuquerque, would be chosen permanent chairman this morning' It seems that there was a lot of "log rolling" in the committee on permanent or ganization. When the committee met last night Air. (5.

A. Kieharilsoji, of Chaves county, was made chairman and It was decided that Dr. (leorge T. Could, editor of the Las Vegas Optic, should be honored with (he The motion for this selection prevailed in the committee by one vote. Then the friends of another candidate, in order to prevent a report last night moved an adjournment till this morning, in favor of the seductive waltz.

The report of the committee this morning, which was adopted, showed that Judge i'all and his followers had won a victory; That report recommended the selection of the following oflieers: II. L. Warren, of llernalillo, president; Luciana Chaves, of Socorro, and Demetro Chaves, of 'Dona Anna, vice presidents; James O. Eddy.aud A. 1'.

Hill, of Santa Fe, -secretaries. A committee consisting of Felix W. T. Hull and Colonel Parker, was appointed to escort the new chairman to the platform, where ho was gracefully introduced by ilr. Martinez.

Chairman Warren, in accepting Lho honor conferred upon him, delivered himself of an address that was without doubt one ot the ablest speeches ot the kind ever listened to by this reporter. It was thoughtful, bold, effective, and appreciated, as was shown the repeated continued applause. Tho roport of the committee on rules and order ot business was adopted without discussion. ext folio ving came the most important work of the coiueutioii -the selection of a candidate for delegate to congress. The roll was called for nominations and llernalillo, the home of lion, II.

15. Ferguson, whose friends have been pressing him for the nomination, was 'first, culled. Mr. Ferguson himself responded. -In strong aid clear cut he referred to the proud history ol that county's democracy.

He referred feelingly to, the friendship ol this county and other counties fur himself, lu closing with a burst of genuine eloquence ho nominated lion. Antonio Joseph of Tnos county, lie urged devoted unity by democrats in order that the most -importance, to' "the. territory that ol Statehood be best'seltled for the interests ot New Mexico. Ho said that hu claimed to bo always able to sink personal ambitions to parly ami. material Interests of the territory.

Thei fore he moved Iho. nomination of Mr. Joseph, lu any ease he pledged the auk nl anil elleelive support of Hie nominee of Ihe convention. In view of the well known prcler-eiice of the southern ciuinlies lor Mr. Ferguson, this Speech of that lieiille- iiuin called dowii upon himself the must enthusiastic applause of the counties known to lie lneiiilly to Mr.

Joseph, it may be said that it was (Jie sensation of the convention. It was talked of by every one. and the almost universal expressed opinion tht Mr. Ferguson would be the next nominee of the convention or what is more probable the first rejireseiital ive bf (he state oi New Mexic in tile senate of the L'niled Mates Thunderous greeted this peroral tuid scores if nu-ii grasped his hand 'and promised their support to any of his ambitious political. The roll call was continued to the very end ami in every county some delegate made a speccli endorsing the iio'iiiiimtion of lion.

Antonio, losoph. The delegate from Kio Arriba ty slated that he could 'not promise a democratic majority in Ins county, but he promised a full party vote. Captain .1. Fewol, of Texas, sprang In. his feet and promised to tip from the Lone Star State a stillicieiit- number to cm the county for the l)tiiiocracj" This created sensation-, and for.

a splice of time Captain Fewel of Tetas was the hero of he occasion. When the long dr iwn out. speeches had -been clfwed; Hoininatuili uf Joseph was made uiiaiiamoiis a mid enthusiastic cheers. Then followed the report of the comifiil tee on. platform.

Thi; resolutions are too 'Tony, for the space of the Times, but il syn, opsis follows: Ti Kcpulilicaii party is ari-iigiied in general for its general mal ol public uii.iirs, uipf its ruin, ous nian igemeiit ot tei ritorial utfuir.i in. particular. It endorses the of President Cleveland and (loveruor Thi.diitoii, ami takes strong grounds in f.ivor of htitehood. The I lie coinage ol silver at the ratio of 10 to is demanded iiijiehalfof the his is by lie (lecIai.iHoii thai "we wiif liot support by word'or anv inau who docs nut support this The resolution of the free coinage of silver was opposed ly (ieo. llarriiiger, of liatoii.

the It-aib-r of the Taxi rs iif Mexico. He was replied to by Jtide Fall and the uiahtrity report wis promptly ad-'fpted. Tin- followitiii: named gentlemen compo: tli.i Ut rnulillo O. X. Morlin, tl.

Harrison. Chaves-(J. A. Itichjirdsiin, Coitix. Abe JJona Ana Jt.

L. otin, I7. Pino. idily H. Xyiucyer.

(iruirtk- Jl. Wnllon, Fleht- 1112. -v, IJodge. Lincoln tJeoftfet'iirry. Mora Micario Hio -Henry OFvnt.

Siuiti r-. Imrimui, i iiniiiiigii.im. Sierra Hoiwell. San Alilel-i'vJ1 'Mirtiiurt, C. 11.1 Fine Garriaa and iiixl all Kin.

I- 1. 1 M.uiiiiii' Mr. LaMarr li Jit mill In ii illl'l 'iih mi I uiUi Books for the Times. ProRfcas and Fovorty. An in.miry into 1 t.mse of iiitluttriil itcpresiions am! in-crease (iT want vith tDcrea5 of wealth The Uem- mi thf moM hnportatit contribulinni yrt nuiJc to cfAnomi? liiorjiurt'.

It is full ot vital thuuifbt, I writlrii wllh earrlrstncsn jtid power, work hdi il to by ilttwn wh'en once fccgun. i'lfpuUr iiii-ttikf hlcnthty. 'I I'nigrf. and Poverty it not mfrfly the most oriniiial. the most sinking and important wiudr political economy hj yrt iccrivril trpin Ameiica.

Imt it t- not to tv th.it in thew rrrpeLts tl lui hn no rual since tlit pubiictlm ot "Ihe Wcilih of Nations," by Ad.im Smith, i ten- tutv or, at least, siiite hi thfv.iv of poptil.itioii and Kitatdo his iheoiy of rent. A mole jttestive, not to sjy auiUtiuus, book wt licvi-r v. ritti'ii Xitv Yoi Hei.ilJ. Sorlnl Problems. N.

Sun sayt lo those who fjnly t'r diversion we niaw t.iv tl; ij, the re i a di PJe in thU ii lli. ftf bu. Will compel it'ention Protiictlon or Froo TradoT- An ex.iiiii!u:.'n the tjriff ciupstion ft aij to the intervals ol Labor. Mr. hat written an eeorwnmi i fi-rmrr; ye-i, nicn? than tH.it, as patriot and t.hnitian.

We commend hi book to all who with to nvitllient dlKuiionof.j live and p-jpular question. Canrih Vrtti, NewYoik. A Porplo-xocJ Philosopher. Beinf an enmihaii' Mr. tleiberl Spenter's varjou tiuerantrvbn (Tht and Wucstiort.

deiital rereiice to Ills nthetic philosophy. Ab watt miiUJ ptfttfijut iit p.tf.fr far r.itk, fhth, rfti. ihxlf Cilir or htlf mat otto j.iti' r.tih. ''r-n-ii mi A 'I'prfity" ami V'tnhtemt" aif.t ihj piiblnkiA nt imMJtr type at i -ti nts rath. Tho Condition of A reply tu tJw ciicvcUl-I of Vow Lu Xlll Corlainiiif the text oi the pv Wot only the n.i tuj, com-ur vtnptiory of ftm: yUA dam tl'iat has ap- hu ine KernfT ClilklUeon Itie feVcf Jl theo- V-ft CtitMlll 'CM jf rri, taprV)o ttnh.

-The LmKttfitlorr. Wlnt.ti tnvitvtr: IIjw Alvne il li I On tan from a reading of th work with con. -vlclion ol JU4IK. of Iht 1hoiy xlvixJlrJ. itl with for iht tl-ae with whKh it a iuid y.

Timi-ii it ii'ayi nt'Mix, Wauliful In onipoilkn jnj prntwrt lliougm, Vlslo Hio never kmvil nylriil graadir. Iienmrmtt Hrf. P.ipt-rt lotnli, Property In Land. A Pitwn at jrm he. iweeil DulM uf Ainyll init ltu lif.e..

I'aix-r. tj axnty Cummn I. "The IViprwlul Sin I rjiKico.r Byh Duke of Argyll, vn ll-. Nirtrntk Cnluit fcr A(il, II. Th.

KniuclK.h 10 Innuiiv." By Henry Oeurae. Krom Ihe Hut. ttel ittm tut July, 10H4. ll ttt touki are by Henry whoj. W-Hka h-e lud a Uiflw circutaikm ihan any other lik rttr ijtmlfj hi tnirltsh, eatrpt ih a Wellaa beiin tramtalejl mid tUr.ott all hr lan-futiic.

Hi Iheariea now have mil ium of eirneil, artire atli-or and you aliouUI know tut Ihey are in oruVr lu tucctifuliy answer or wt them. 1 he jci thjt Nrw ifealand, whKh hjl partially a pled the sy ux. proeperutia, aiij no men willmetu work ar iue thci.jJuieL aWwheie ail ove. the WttU tu.aea ta.paralanl and men anaioua to won are- lullefttijt kit enloKwl has attracted universal at am ion to theaa booka, and we have arran-ed (a mad them poatpaui on recrprof (nice. Send castt with stJer and addreaa lh fjpt The Story of My Dlctatorihlp will alio be luauccl pentpajd 00 rtcetpt )a Centa.

The Kmtth tf Uor jmrtut aan ttt Il paoa.iaet to be ta economaE rePjfm he4 Lc-tiim lv.kward' wa la NalaaealaHB." 4 for some time visiting various points in Lincoln county in' his conUection with the Baptist church. Air. Stamp brought home with him several apples picked from Geo, toe's orchard on the liuitluso in Lincoln coiinty'aboiit a month ago. Tliu apples are of the finest flavor, very juicy and are line specimens of the fruit produced in era New Mexico, two of them weighing seventeen ounces About 2 o'clock this evening a gent Ionian ealledon this ofllce with a double-barrel shotgun and when nllwere lleetng for dear life the devil missed the dour and before he could gain his feet lie learned that gentleman had no maljce toward this oflice. -The other printers were soon found arfd induced to return to their noble work.

'The intruder, on inspection, proved to be Ed (Iambic, who had started for a him: and had slopped in for a social chat before 'sterling. That's all right Kd we nie al- ways glad to see you but tavold ivgi'imral "outing" of the force it's bi-st td leave the at Will lie l-iiil. In tf lie unfortunate young" wc- niuii "VkrniiH dull nt thp-hooseKI'ift -TilUtt llovnid- on yesterday iKoriiingt 3 uVlook. bccii m- brined cud taifKout in i'owiK's ifig on AVtH. Ovt'iNVul The corpsu1 it nl tired iuVirtise ocuipii's an colmviiriiiiiiif'lit-tdwilli wnnihsot ll-iweti phl'ri there Tl lid- bf-a: bcr liUe ir.mr, I til in cnnlioiiK kent miiiv't ui-t i.liiic view.

Tlol UtmiH of liolun of wliiln rosif, finrr lite cn'er a Inch wl.ile iovo. in a lmtnrid oi-ilior. hud opened wing i rendy tolly hcMvenwnrd. Tlmfr.ce inili1 C( I'd Vlml dictn-ed. when living win fm-prrxjngly l.niid-tne, and in.ni it gener Bl npptjiiHCce oiie would uatarnlty -eon eli de llint rUe cnuie from good fiinijlyi It i.

id (iTtTecd I liAii down" ut o'lieu bfr.aliful a ctirpetsrriit has neither fiieruM -o rilntivia to slied lenr or enfi a foril. Wlint a lessen htr fntrta been to fi IVn Kvery (ITort ban- bri-n mcde lo hear 1 .1. irnia ner i rn iius ip r.iiKi u-im-, opiiertaker loell t.o to ktip the bi'dy no longer, and will be bnrinl at ft o'clock tjjis erptii.nK in Evcr-Itectcr 11. of conaditiiig the 'unorl ervices. El P.io Time-', Tlicmtin Kftord.

"Tho duty ot theEltmiocratiaJioAsc, ays tho Baltimore Sun "is aoif clearer thru "ever. The Gorman cabal must be called down. The sugar jschedule uinst bo recast On Democratic. lines. And if the bill cannot be pa-wed when this is done then let tbo roll bo called in the Beuatf, and let every Feuaforvho is wearhrt? tho livery ofJJrmocTacy.to sirve the Sugar XOided,".