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He is now negotiating for another
large stock, which Will make his
rooms, four doors east of the post.
once, the Largest Emporium OF Dry
Goods and Clothing I'm the city.
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ARCHITECTS.
L. Johnston.

A RCHITEGT AND SUPERfNTEND ENT
n Plans and specifications furnished on she n
notice. All work guaranteed. Once up stairs,
Kent building, Third st., near Railroad ave.
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SURGEON 70 the A. & p railrund tinted
- states pension surgeon and genera pra~ti
toner of medicine. Once In the Albright 8
Walton drug store, Railroad avenue, AlbuqueF
que, New Mexleu.
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$4,000.

Cincinnati, O., Jan. 3.-Spearman Bros.
canned goods, have assigned. Liabilities
$4,000.
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Dublin, Jan. 3.-The Orangemen have
given notice that they will oppose the
Nationalist meetings announced for Ca
van and Boyle.
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Toronto, Cana, Jan. 3.-Reports from
all over Ontario say the storm. is still
raging and the roads are badly drifted
and trains all delayed.
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J. ID. Randall.

A RCHITECT AND UPRRINTRHDENT
a Correspondence solicited from al parts .
the United States and territories. South side 0
Railroad avenue. between Second and Thir,
treets. Albuquerque. n. NJ.
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He has handed ms n Hist OF N few OF
his SPECIAL BARGAINS, As follows:
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OFFICE cor. Railroad ave. and Third IT,, ID
~ stairs. Residence on Silver avenue, bel.
Third and Fourth streets. Telephone a. once
and residence.
Ofnce hours stO 10 a. M Il 40 70 y NJ
eco ar. M. Albuquerque. y. M.
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Dublin, Jan. 3.-Charles Russell, a
member of parliament for Dundelkin,
lectured upon his recent experiences in
America, last night and asserted that
notwithstanding the deficiencies in edu-
cation and money of Irish emigrants to
America, their life in that country has
been creditable to them as a natoin. In
future emigration should be effected un-
der conditions securing, as far as possible
a reasonable degree of ofsuccess, material
and otherwise.
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New Mexico Meat Market.
nA.

wholesale and retail dealer I'm Beef Pork.
Mutton, VeniRon, Sausage. Etc. Call and get my
prices nmfore buying. M win sell lower than
aRyhoay. GOLD AVENUE, west Of Central Bank,
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Ladies' Shoes $50 S.SS S.SS
$50 500 2.75 $50 2.20 400.
400 400 I.5O I.50 las las.
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Paris, Jan, 3.-It is said the govern
ment proposes to sell the state railways
and it is believed that Rothschild in be-
half of certain railway companies, have Of
fered the government 4zo,ooo,ooo francs
for the lines. If the sale is effected the
government will be enabled to dispense
with the contemplated loan Of 4oo,ooo,ooo
francs 4.
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London, Jan. 3.-There was a sharp
shock of earthquake at Salyckli, Asia
Minor, yesterday, and some damage to
property was done, but no lives were lost
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uATC Formerly, $3.50 $50 500 3.5O
ID 1910 Now, 3.20 200 400 las
l.z6 I.5O I.0O 1.20 Loo.
LILO LOO 76 10 go.
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Toronto, Jan. 3-T1ree more men
wounded in the terrible railroad collision
here yesterday have died, James Kelly,
Mathew Walker, and Charles Mcdonald.
making twenty-five thus far. Three or
four others are not expected to recover.
McDonald's brother, Joseph was killed
instantly and both of his sons were;slight-
ly injured. A meeting of the city council
was called for this afternoon to devise
means to aid the widows and orphans.
The surviving employees of the bolt works
also meet for the same purposes. A sub
scrption list was started by the newspa-
pers and contributions are flowing in.
All the papers call for searching inves-
tigation into the cause of the accident.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

London, Jan. 3.-A cabinet council
was held to-day which considered the
programme IF the governmental the ses-
sion of parliament which begins on the
fifth of February. The Pail Mall Gazette
publishes the result of inquiries made of
liberal members of the commons in re-
gard to the programme of the next ses-
sion of parliament OfI7o members who
replied, 100 expressed themselves
as being opposed to the dis
solution of Parliament in the event
that the Lords reject the franchise bill.
Eighty-hve per cent of the replies favor
the franchise questions as the first meas
ures for consideration and only three of
the one hundred replies object to giving
Ireland the same rights and privileges.
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AIhert .. GaIY, On. D.


AFFICE opposite Postofice. 8old avenue
" HONS 3 :. "a. 81 SD ~. and alas.r D. =
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PHYSICIANS.
DIR. c. c. BAKER,

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON. Albuquerque
A. New Mexico.
ONCE EOurs-s 20 10 a. m. E; / DO TO d. m 10
., n. once on Railroad avenue, nexi door 70
Lesser Brothers. upstairs. Residence on Sill.
yer avenue next 10 Episcopal Church.
Homeopathic treatment furnished when de-
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FRUIT TREES.
The Franklin Nurseries
cIscINNATr. OHIO

oISCINNATI. OHIO.
Are now selling the finest varieties of Pear
ON French roots, at u 90; Peach biidd-d. Al
jOc.; f1um. budded. at 75c.; Cherries, grated,
It sSc. Apples, grated, at 70. Every tire
warranted true 70 name. Orders received and
FELIPE GARCI 4 q 90.
0ld Town. Albuquerque " "
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Misses and Children'S Shoes $3.50 $3.50
$50 2.SO H.76 l.6O las.
300 1.5O leo rs 75.
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Or, Jno. =, PeaTce,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, VESERRAI
A. diseases and T. male complaints a speciality
once over City drug store, corner Third stree
and Railroad syenues Hours 20 10 "A m.
to D. m. and 20 . y. m.
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Ladies' Rubber GOsSamer Circu-
lars o s.sS. &c.
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FOR SALE.

For sale to pay advances
watches, teWolry, pianos, sewing machines,
furnienreD all kinda Of fhOus8-keepinGgoOda.
Also, money 20 loan. C. ID. FAVOR,
EOR SALE-Sioux Half-Breed Scrip. /. fa-
Il guire at Central Bank.
HNHE UNDERSIGNED Is DEsIROUs OF
L connecting himself with some good mer-
camille house In this city In any capacity In
which he can make himself useful. ls well
posted In any branch Of business Address, p.
q. Box 2O7-Wm. Borcherf.
ENOR SALE-Old newspapers, clean and nice,
II at TIE JOURNAL 0face, at 50 cents per
hundred
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Rubber Blankets 'i.SS. a.sS.

OVercOalS 1900 1919 1850 1850 ~ 7So SO sSS SS
500 $50 co.
30 400 3.26.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-11-07
PROBATE ORDER.
ATE OF MICHIGAN.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, GO
COUNTY OF SHIAwAssER.
At a session of the Probate Court for the County
of Shiawassee held at the Probate Office, in the
City of Corunna on Thursday, the 9th day OF
November in the year of our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and eighty-four
PRESENT, A. A. Harper, Judge of Probate.
In the matter of the Estate OF James II.
Goble, deceased.
Emma l.. Goble, administratrix of said estate,
comes into Court and represents that she is now
prepared to render her final account as such sd-
ministratrix.
Thereupon it is Ordered, That Monday the LIST
day of December next at ten o'clock in the fore
noon, be assigned for examining and allowing such
account and that the heirs at law of said deceased,
and all other persons interested ia said estate, are
required to appear at a session of said Court, then
to be holden at the Probate Office, In the City of
Corunna, in said county, and show cause, II any
there be, why the said account should not be al
lowed.
And tits Further Ordered, that said Administrative
give notice to the persons interested in said es-
tate, of the pendencyi of said account, and the
hearing thereof by causing a copy of this order to
be published in The TIMES, a newspaper printed
and circulating in said County for three success
sive weeks, to said day of hearing.
A.. A. HARPER,
"a TRUE CopY.) Judge of Probate
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-11-07

uI graduate or the most eminent Medt%Ic onege o tGs Unite states am gSh sspeetai
Diseases ofthe Bladder, Kidneys md other organs. Rheumatism, Weakness Ner-
B GSs %s SSe erSoasn RsDh pfmn Ms' of sigh rh EoSshi rTS osHsssGon bf Dspona eHs e eonhasdnS Of
cuee ~ remedies shat are mott injurious
NERVOUS DEBILIrY-Those suffering from Nervous Debility thes symptoms of which
ties. makes happy marriages impossible. dheses the action of The heart causes ausheso of
nmneSoiyVrT tire emy" of company ad havsa preference to b. alone, feeling as tired in the
morning as when retiring. Iotm manhood, white bone deposits in the urine, neSousness rem.
h %SnS e"N""" +" the ""'"" etc., """ CONSULT =" N"' "'N"e """ '""
DIR. ALBERT has. discovered the greatest cure in 1.-THE odd %r wsMnes oft9s BaSka M
t nmPd gen@ enbn Hg" dGnnssss o Gs6to or addines d&eases ofSe head I broStn nose or Kin
padent for bune. or other duteso fife bhghhng the most ada" hopes or midpadOs
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,,M MoYNG MEN who hays become N hmaS O asSHsq%Syy u yds s ,q 8 ta5seS %sn on a fs1S SfsIT 9sT
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ness aes lS s %dRr SSmatiy ppSS rte i@ %e 81 ar a. an Z y mey as% aqadh Go En'h s G@eqn yG nrSfe
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symptoms both mind amp body arise The Wt@ becomes derangsd, the physical and
% %sSa of ff fRe Eea Mefh nSeso Ss G@ EaSsSaoMis &c RGTs Wasting %eaSgs a Me %n%% f s@ss n% RRp
un md death
A CURE WARRANTED Persons ruined in hehh by unhamea praenders who keep them
tiabg month after mont: nkingp ohonoSa and INJURIOUS compounds should apply Immediately.
REMARKABLE CURES perfected in oil cases which have ann egkaed or uskInGly rehei
stud of certain ch@s of diseases and whotrns thousands very year must acquire greater ski in
those branches @n one ms snenlpr practice Parties treated by all aud express but where oshls
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eg- Cases and correspondence sacredly confidential Treatment sent c {. D. to
any part of the Uuted States.
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SCROFUlA.
1875 HOWARD STREET,

LoNEbL, RtASS., Jan. III
MEssRs. c. !. HOOD a. Co.: Gentlemen
] have used HOOPS SARsAPARILLA in my
family for scrofulous humor with wonderful
success, and am happy to tell you that It is
the best .medicine we ever used. 1 do sim
cerely advise any one who Is troubled with
s~crofula to give this valuable remedy a trial,
and assure them they will not be disappoint-
ed. Very truly yours,
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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-11-07

HooD's SARsArARrLLA is sold by all Drug
gists. Price 81 per bottle; six for 50. Pre-
pared by G. I. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-11-07

The United States contains t~hree-quar-
ters of the coal fields of the world.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-11-07

Delaware, Nov. 5-Sussex county
gives Cleveland 800 majority. A very
heavy vote was polled. The state has
gone Democratic by about 10000 ma
j%ority--an increase of nearly 1000 over
1880.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-21
A Stolen Team.

A horse ana carriage belonging to the
livery stable OF A. Trsynor, this city,
was stolen on Saturday night. II was
hired to tske Robert Wright who Lad
Lis foot mashed to his home in New
Castle, and an attendant at the stables
wss sent along to drive II, When he
reached New Castle he hitoked the team
and helped the injured man 10 the house.
He was only gone a few minutea, hut
when be came out the team WAS missing.
a thorough search was made for it and
the police in this city were notified.
Sunday, Stanton, Newport, Christiana,
Newark and other points were visited
but no clue was found. Dispatches have
been sent to number of points. The
horse is iron-gray and is valued at
$500. The harness was silver mounted
aud the carriage contained whip, two
lap blankets, horse blanket and q
valuable wolf robe.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-21
A Correspondent Cowhide.

On Thursday the Hagerstown, Md
Globe printed communication in which
appeared the following "The penny a.
liner which has been filling the Neps
with squibs, over different signatures,
against the citizens committee is, indeed,
fit person to suggest to Taxpayers what
is wrong and what is right. 1t is we'll
known that this ex-reporter and ok editor
OF b defunot newspaper does not pay one
cent of taxes, and it is very doubtful
shether his name WAS ever on the tax
boz ks. The squibs that have appeared
in the N,,os are known to be written by
this same person." Andrew J. Boyd,
the Hagerstown correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun, thil king tine sllusions
directed at him, yesterday attacked Ira
W. Hayes, publisher OF the Globe, with a
oowdide, Mr. Hayes was dashed several
tlmes, but before any serious damage was
done witnesses 10 the alteration
hastened to the scene and separated
them. The grand jury is still in session,
aud the case was taken in hand by States
Attorney Keely.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-21
An Old Muster Roll.

Among the ,tiacts OF the late Henrietta
Bedford was found "the muster roll of
Captain Thomas Robinson's company in
the fourth battalion of the Pennsylvania
troops, commanded by Col. Anthony
Wayne, in the service of the United
Colonies, dated in the barracks at
Chester, Pa, the 18th day of March,
l776" " The roll is On parchment, is in
ali excellent state of preservation, ana
gives the names of commissioned and non
commissioned officers, date of appoint
ment, enlistment, &c. Captain Robin.
sons first lieutenant WAS John
Christie, and his second lieutenant
William Moulder;ensign, Thomas Wallace.
Tue sergeauts were James Msrchant, Will
liam Ellis, Joseph Gray and James Grubb;
corporals, Richard Mathews, David Vel
lew, Robert Anderson, Abel Harmon. The
names OF S4 privatas are given on the
roll, six OF which are marked deserted,
one discharged and one dead. The dOcu-
ment is in the possession of Col. William
B Norton of this city and is valued
highly, being a part of the record OF a
company which served nnder the gallant
aud daring Mad Anthony Wayne.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-21
Tho raw rorrd bors. ~ ,b. R.,,;n,or

The new round house Of the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Company at Pratt and
Poppleton streets, Baltimore, which has
been built expressly for the construction
of psrlor and sleeping cars, was ooeu-
pied Tuesday. 1t is the large1t round
house in the world under one roof, its
dimensions being circumference, 770 feet
hight Of wall to oornice, 25 feet, and hight
of building from base to apex, 1856 feet.
The walls are Of the best quality of hard
brick, and the roof II q combination OF
wrought iron, slate and wood something
entirely novel, and designed by the
superintendent, Mr.. C. McLsne, so that
should the roof from any cause get on
fire 1t will not fall. 1t is supported by
wrought-iron girders and cross. beams,
which reach from the sides to pillars over
100 feet high to the centre OF the build
ing. Above this there is a dome 81 feet
In circumference, and above all is q large
cupola, which will support flagstaff.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-21
SOCKUM BUM SELLER.
In Jail for carry Ing on the Liquor
Trade without II License.

Abel Butler, who occupies a hovel on
that narrow strip of land lying west of
Harrington and ,P,rmington, extending
about miles In length to the Delaware
line, known by the particularly eu'
phonious name OF Sockum, was arrested
before daylight yesterday week by Deputy
United States Marshal William Simpson.
Butler has been wanted some time by the
authorities for conducting the liquor
traffic without lioense, bnt has hereto
fore avoided the officers. He was near
neighbor of Jack Collins, the picturesque
colored Sockumite, who is in Jail tor
illegal dealing in rum. When
Collins WAS arrested Builder became
alarmed and left his hut for some
time, eventually returning when he WIS
picked up. He was brought to this city
by Marshal McMullen last evening week,
Butler has conducted the portable bar
business in the land Of Socknm for con,
siderable tins, and furnished vile decoc-
tions to quench he..thirst o! Mar, land local
optionists. His shanty ia in the woods,
retired spot, where his patrons are
served with draughts OF alcoholic refresh
ment for which payment is taken.
The prisoner whiein confidential mood
business, but had made new resolution
the first of the year and not sold any Of
| his stim ulating drinks since January Isl.
| The evidence against him however, is
said to be so direct that Sockum is likely
| to be deprived OF Buffers presence for
some time to oome.
He was given hearing before United
States Commissioner Smith Thursday
| l..1. a..
appearance at court
| Butler is about the worst looking speci
men OF humanity imagir able, His face and
hands look as though water was unknown
| to them. His hair which was once black
has evidently not been combei tor long
tune and protruding from deep sockets
are two very small and piercing black
eyes. His clothes are Of the most antique
style and almost in shreds.
This afternoon three witnesses were ex-
amined and two of them testitie ed to hav
ing purchased liquor from the prisoner,
one only once and the other many times,
The prisoner WAS also seen selling liquor
to others.
Samuel L, Hall, very old mar, proved
"tough" witness to handle, aud he was
pronounced by District Attorney Patt ~.
son to he greatest success as "know-
nothing'' he ever met. When he wai
asked question, he would rear back
close his eyes, open them sfiel
minute, look straight at the lawyer
who thought he was about to get somt
information, and drawl ont, "Wsl, nov
as recollect." This witness ssid tba
Butler WAS Known by the name of Abel
Labe and Lamar. .
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-21
W. T. WEsTBROOR RESIGNS.
To be Succeeded by !. Ii. MehaGey of
Chester. Pa,


W. T. Westbrook, manager Of the Del
aware & Atlantic Telegraph and Tele-
phone Company's business in this city,
who has been in charge Of the exchange
since it's establishment here, will shortly
tender the resignation of his position to
the company to accept the general super
intendency of its business in Philsdel-
phia. Mr.. Westbrook succeeds W. B.
Gill who vacates his office to accept the
management of the Western Union Tele.
graph Company's Philadelphia office.
W. T. Westbrook will be succeeded
here by ]. II. Mehaffey, the manager of
the Western Union Telegraph and Della
ware & Atlantic Telephone companies of
Chester, Pa, who will resign his position
as coon as his successor has been ap
pointed. Mr.. Westbrook's time will be
occupied with his business in Phila
deiphia, but his family will con-
tipue to reside here tor time.
His successor, who has been manager of
the Western Union Telegraph Company's
office at Chester, and latterly Of the tele'
phone company, ia spoken of Rs a most
capable and efficient man for the position.
He Ia courteous and obligipg and is very
popular with his company's patrons in
Chester. AS his headquarters will bs in
this city he will shortly remove here
with his family.
Mr.. Westhrook's new position is d
direct promotion, and ia regarded by his
friends here as a just recognition OF his
efficient management OF the telephone
compapy's business.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-02-21
MIR. CROASDALE,s VIEWS.
He Stands by the Reform Council
men aud Thinks LatrObe's Race ts

Run.
Bslt,plore American of Thursday.
MI. William 7. Crossdale, late editor
and publisher of The Day, Was yesterday
asked his opinion on polilics in Maryland.
He said al owe the Democratic party in
this state nothing, and don't care what
becomes OF it, although | have little
liking left tor it on account of its princi-
Piles. am delighted TO know that eight
men have been found who have courage
enough to act on their own responsibility
for the good of the people. II there were
more of such men it would be to the best
interests Of the city. | am not lawyer,
but do not think there is any
law which forbids those eight
patriots from remaining away from the
council chambers. Such things have
occurred before in legislative bodies, and
the result in nearly all cases has been
compromise. Unless public opinioE
openly sustains the stand those men who
bolted have taken, the ring will find a
way to carry the ordinance through,
which will be an insult to every honest
man. When Mr.. Heiskell's term of office
shall have expired, it may bs then
thought wise by many people to give the
1re department phck luto tne uhIub VI q
O mmissiOn, but not now, when the
change is desired with view
to suppress evidence which will be
very material in the coming
trials of certain members of the old board.
| Tue management of the department
almost equals that Of amilitsry company,
and, therefore, a single head, strictly
accountable to the mayor and city
council, is vastly better than any divided
authority. 1t is certainly true OF the
discipline of the department, but subject
to modification in the purchase OF
supplies although the appropriation
limits the expenditures"
"What about the school board ~
asked the reporter.
~ think anything better than the pre-
sent system in fact, nothing could be
devised that would give us body less
responsible to the people,"
"What are Mayor Latrobe's chances to
suocsed McLane in the gubernatorial
chair 7"
"Hia race is run he will never hold
another public office. With the develop
ments of the next few weeks his few re-
naming friends will have left him.
fully expressed my belief concerning this
man in the last canvass"
Mr.. Crossdale will continue to reside II
Baltimore, He says that, after bsinl
actively connected with journalism fol
the past IS years, he now intends to res
for awhile.