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, 1891-10-24

Brisk walking is in order about this
time of the year and it is all the more in
order if you happen to be wearing a pair
OF u "a Welt Shoes. They are easy to
wear and bard to wear out. With them,
walking is a luxury; without them, walk.
ing is a task. They are as easy as a glove
and their durability is something phenom-
email. You will not only get your moneys
worth out of them, but you will do a little
better. No shoe ever came closer to per-
fiction, and no shoe ever SO completely
united style and durability. An equally
good InvestmenC in footwear is our 50 so,
$500 and IS. 90 shoes for ladies and gents
and the BEST SCHOOL SHOES on
earth Tor boys and girls. SCHOLARS Com
papion given away with every pair.
Headquarters for Rubber Goods,
Leather and Findings.
, 1891-10-24
Are Your Chlldren subiect 10 Cronp,

Buy your Groceries and Fruit of Theo.
7. Woollens 4 Co. and save money.
, 1891-10-24

Courtesy of Hyo. Archives & Histor
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-14
Austria and the WORLDS Fair.

VIENNA, April 1.-THE report of the
Art and Trades association to MARQUIS
Won Bacquehem, minister of commerce
III response to the invitation of the gov
ernment Of the United States asking
that Austro-Hungary be represented at
the Worlds fair at Chicago, was pre-
senfed yesterday. The report emphasizes
the desire OF Austrian manuractut tn
participate, and requests the government
to bring pressure to bear upon the gov
ernment of the United States to secure
the removal or modification OF the Nc
kingley tariff measures.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-14
The Weather We Nav Ex,eo,

WASHINGTON CITY. April Il The foIIov-ln,
are the weather indications for twenty-fo;1r
hours from p. N. yesterday: For IoIva--
fair weather Tuesday night; northeriy winds;
colder; the temperature viii fall % degrees at
dubuque. Davenport. and Keokuk. For In
diana and llilnois-Rain; southerly, shifting to
westerly winds lower temperature; the tenn
perature will fall % degrees az Cbicago and
Springfield, Ill For Lower Michigan and
"lseonsin-Rain; winds shifting to north
westerly and colder; the temperature Will fan
~ degrees at Milwaukee. For Upper Michigan
Light rain in eastern. fair weather in west
ern portion; ncrtherly winds and colder
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-14
ABBREVIATED TELEGRAMs.

| Barry Sullivan, the weli-known actor.
Is reported to be dying in London.
Henry Nitbeck, the well-known lumbe.
| merchant of Chicago, is dead. He was 7s
| years of age. William Hodgson, another
old resident of Chicago, has also passed
away.
A constable named Green was attacked
by band of saloonkeepers in Burlington.
Ia, Monday, while was serving a
warrant on liquor seller of that city.
His skull was fractured, and other seri-
Gus injuries inflicted.
passenger train was derailed at Van
port, Pa, twenty-five miles from Pitts.
burg, Monday. Four trainmen and a num-
Der of passengers are reported injured.
Ex-Minister Phelps thinks the killing
of the Malta assassins at New Orleans
justified by the events that led up to the
lynching.
Count Lewenhaupt, who married a
daughter OF ex Secretary Bayard on April
2. died Monday.
Attorney General Miller is again con-
fined to his home at Washington City by
illness
There is a move on foot at San Fran
cisco to establish mammoth gun manu-
featuring plant at that city. for the pro-
ductlon OF big guns for the government
In his confession just made public at
New Orleans Manuel Politz said that
Chief Hennessey was killed by ten mem
bers of the Malta. who were chosen by lot
and eaca of whom received 500 from
the society. Poiitz was one of those mas
sacrel
Miss Xesia Carlstedt, young actress
who fed from Sweden to this country be-
cause he- father wanted her to marry
wealthy lover much older than herself, is
now III position to either retire from the
stage or set up as star. The old lover
has Just died and left her SO, 000
The police raided the Chinese quarter
of Peli street New York, infested with
opium fiends, Sunday night and arrested
tmrty-nlne young women and girls. One
OF them was recognized at the station
house as married woman.
The falling walls of the burning Pax
ton hotel at Omaha Sunday killed one
fireman and severely injured three others.
w. S. Dooley was found dead in the
road near Sioux City, Iowa, Sunday. He
was rich farmer, and Saturday sold
lot of hogs and got drunk.
Mrs. Ruth A. McCreedy widow, of
Lansing, Mich, committed suicide Sum
day because she was Tilted by George
Ford, to whom she was engaged TO be
William Deary and W. Nelson, young
business men of Prairie du Chen, Wis.
are supposed to have been drowned Sum
day. They went duck hunting and their
capslzed boat was found, but no trace of
them.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-14
THE MARKETS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, April IL
The quotations on the board of trade TO-DAY
Were as follows: Wheat-No April opened
Sl-0i16, closed Slo51s; May, opened sIo5.
closed sl059sc; July, opened SlO3s6 closed
sLot4. Corn-No April. opened =, closed
=; May opened 6s1@c closed coke; july.
opened Gi9sc, closed 66Izc- oats-No. Nav
opened 541zc, closed 55c; June, opened sc.
Pork-May, opened $3.50, closed sIe,G7is..
July opened sl2al closed SIal0; Septem.
Der, opened Sl347lS, closed Sl355 Iard
May, opened s6.s21a, closed S6,s2l6.
Lave stoek-Foiiowing were the prices at
tne Union stock yards: Hogs-Market opened
la!her @ active' best lots were all sold at former
prices others at &c decline light grades 81 4,
@oL; rough packing. S435aI6 IS: mixed sf5l
@oEu; heavy packing and shipping lots
s4159540; pigs, s3.c0046 g.
Produce: Butter-Fancy separator. &c mar
10; 10; fresh dair RIGS, e292ic: packing stock, lin
poultry-Chiekens 10c per lib; ducks I1Tle..
turkeys, mixed lots, 128 l3c; geese, s40o6G0I
per doz Potatoes-White rose sII5al.I8 ner
bu; Hebron, s1bGL1s; Peerless, sl.05z1 I0
sweet potatoes-Illinois Jerseys, s300d35O
Cranberries-Bel and cherry. 81 51lns 10 ,,e,
Dbl; bell and bugles IS 0019ol Apples-cao,F-
ing s3uOg400 per Dbl: eating S45oa5OD:
faney varieties, s5,5og65l
New York.
NEW YORK, April b
Wheat-No. red winter cash, 81 lels; do
May, sLl51s; do June. sll25s; do July. 81 lO7x.
Gorn-No2 z mixed cash. sic; do May, 75lsc
40 9uly, tHsc- oats-Duii but steady; No.
mixed cash. 60a60J4c; do Nav. 6sSc. do
July. 5s1sc. Rye--Dull. Barley-DuIl PORK
Dull; mess, Sl350a1400 for new. Lard
Qniet; May, s6e7; July. s72S; August, S7.43.
Live stock; cattle-Trading slow, but sll
grades sold at an advance Of l0c q 100 rbs.
poores, to best native steers. s5.l9ae s8 . 100
Ds, Colorados 81 Is. buIls and A., -, y "a 80 ~
@AM Sheep and Lambs. Market dull At Y.
lower for both sheep aud lambs: un.
snorn sheep, S5.50069l D l0D ms; Clipped do.
eai1f04 ~; unshorn lambs, s85007. 90:
cnpped do, S5.5006.45. Hogs -NominaI1v
seeaoy; live hogs NO05.to = 100 MS. Z
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-14
The Chicago Drainage Matter.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, April 14-Delegates
from all the towns along the valley of the
Illinois river began arriving here yester-
Gay TO attend a meeting to discuss the
Chlcago drainage matter One of them
said last night that if the canal was built
1t must be ship canal, according to the
original promises of Chicago orators and
agents. No mere ditch will do. The SEN
ate was IN session few minutes yester-
day, but nothing was done
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-14
COMBINATION : :.
KNOCKED
OUT!

Ian deny
oan busted corhn,+;
Sand?
80 '
Canany
IAN any one deny that the London building by square and
honest deaing
Ian benefit Rock Island
Ian any one deny that the
refunded?
hing huset tda vM?
Ln onhShe
or deny that London nhnhe evIaetst
udmdpn vHHe
dyoun ahndeu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-31

The srNrh day ~ the r. ghsh speaking
q frrcucc Or Nru M,Nlro u the Meth,
udl-, EwsruraI church, vHs called TO ar
der IN Las Vegas Yesterday morning n,
s:lj Toy Behop Mnllahcu,
Rc-rlutinns IN hchalt - education IA
NrN M.Nu.p wcrn Rad and adopted
Resolution ~ thanks To BIshup Malta
liza, aud asking that ho be- sen, another
year 10 bold the annual mrson, wa,
Rdupt"d,
is~uiutluu u thauka g. the people uI
l. y Nrgna. and To Bro, A Hoffman iol
hrr uut rlug efforts IN hooking after Tia,
Interests ~ IL. conference, were adopt
ad
Resolution u thanks 10 DR. ThomH'
llnrN ,oj, who r"tlrrs from the ruperin
tendency - thr Enghrh mission, va
adopted
Resolution g,Iuug u hhsl- 'ur Hprur
trouments Tor superintendent aud be
u,voeucics, Mas adopted,
DR. Thomas ilarwuud read the Rppur
tlnuments ~ missionary money Or th'
different charges, IN which Bishop Mulln
! lea cnuCurt"i
The new uperiu,"ndent Nas appoint
ed commute" 81 one To- see thht
tombstou" be- pRccd over ID" grave o
/ the late Prof. liuyt
Albuquerque WAS selcct"d ~ H." plac,
| Tor IA" next huuual MISSION the se"ln,
| Friday IN November t. bo observed hl
al the barge, ns day ~ fasting AL,
prayer Cor the blessing u God On Mex
leo
The appointments Tor the ensuu.
/ year Ner" w fuiiusr.
/ Superintendent, G. = Buyard Alhu
qucrguc, G. Y. PeunhRrp; Blusburs an,
/ Verm-jo. J " Sruunck, ChHma, : II
krtknrlde, RI ras', To- b- supplied, HILLS
| b0ru and Luke Valley, y ", Chapr. La
/ Cruces, M-slIn aud LA M~sa. u be- sup
.,hed 10y r. II llarwpod, Las Vegas ~,
/ 10, Springs, A, HOFFMAN, RpsScll, lilarI
River aud pcnas NRll"s, \ lihrtirt, San
Ia Re, &. T. Mills, Silver Ctty, Pm - Al
tns aud G,.nrRrtuVn, J.; t. Pierce
/ Springer and Wagon Mound. 4, \
/ Hyde Ration. -. T. Fry, WlngHte, 10 IN
supplIcd, Kingston, e. b" supplied.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-31

have '-cen afflicted With lnilammato.
~ rheumatism fur twenty years, and the
pains aud aches ~ my arms, shoulders
aud hips were unbeHtHhle, SIX bnttles
~ ilIbLGrd'u Rheumatic Syrup and tho
PiHsteTs have cured he,
Ma, NJ j MASnECK,
SO l31G Walker ST, r.. Drs Moiues, 10,
lhbhard'p Rheumatic syrup and Plas'
tcrs have helped Hnl cured u great many
~ ny customers. l.il-ye they have
% ,quHl ~ the cure ~ rheumatism and
all ulpul dls.Ases NLHH SuuERs,
Druggist, dee MoInes,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-31
sho shed a.r Nail. Annually.

A Noupolitan physician has recently
described wonderful case ~ hysteriA
Ia ono Of his female paiirnp Tho
case has been prolonged and aggra.
waited tho popularity being IA the iNot
TIN, the lady thus afflicted annually
Casually In lho month Of JuucD sheds
both finger aud To-" nails THIS re-
markAblc chang" is preceded 10y II tin.
CLING sensation. especially In 'hn
thumbs and great toes followed with
supperatiou at tho bod ~ tho nails
From the limo o! the first tngitnE sen.
sAtion ~ the root ~ the mas w"rs
scarcely olApse. before every ma "r
Voc aud finger have been sp"n'Huoo BE- 8
shed like IA" skin Of II sL.H" or i.o
shell Of crah III" learned VI d.
attributes this curiou, affection " luo
nails " a dlsuyJ"red 'uacupu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-31

Academy, preparatory t. entering the
claa-.rh department ~ Obrtlr cu'ieg"
We should uKy - ,rc mufo - oar yuutp
Ieur.r hrrr .nkluS advantage - thrif
opputtun,''
, Cade SeIvl, m,t-lH - Gallup, and
George aud \. llshl, john conn, thas
Olson. Wulram stuart and tWus suns, also
~ Gallup, came IN ttls morning, h"ug
summoned tn apponf against Juscpu
Hamilton, charged With murder and
horse stealing
j VI SailoN' tie chairman = the
board - county crmulss.uu"rs, j. sex ~
ms home 1T tutr,,cs, ard the other
mrmuots = Nae board mot yesterday
Afternoon aud aIyIutr,d 'li next FRI
day, wien q 90 l.p,! Mr Sntdu,a, All
b. nn," iu at, I'd o." ur,trrg
lc.'etdAy. ~ G " Ilhrrt.u rnuuI,t
rd'tro p.ryha-r - u lnIf block h,tA,"u
I.rrns and kr,' n,rrucs lu lnr Sew
McNI.u luvu site company 6dIItuu,
H." location hrug midway hr'Ar,u Z Ct
han i..m" irsrlcu.,s = ". Is Ch1lrrs
AMI ~ VI Folsom llrNlI rrm.u. Ia
thus ct" hs dwelling nuu.r ~ lhtrn.
u,.n
MU.H V \ lrrtu ha. ro,Dru,d ''um
top 'huuRr kHi-In ani Colorado.
llo m,I,r ,-rr,d Denver. Ul"tr Il, 'c
s.I,d rlrty ,ents ago lie a,,s the
town hn- grown NJ. Ehen vas u
mrmprr = 'acu t legislature Z Colo
radr, a,i tad toe hor " rnm.s ,,U
pm count, nf,or h.r,ll 'ucr3. Governor
Gu,p.D.
Rove lInrvupi nud rDruhharr aud
~up"rut",.!,r, r.,urI, ,l0 hn,o teen
nt'"ndug the LutI.U rI"ak,ue run'rr
enc, Il ln" Methodist i.r,-,upa. chuteh
t1r Sew M"N.u, .Us, nd!"uturl a. lus
Nrsnr, rr'u,u"d t. ,ho city last msht
Ihry report tie conference Nrdi a'trul
81 At all lir erss,uIs. aud rnl tNdt the
prop'c royalty ca,'rt"u"i 'rr Nls,uuH
ministers
\ Grap' l- tu the ,.tN, nrr,rrs On
t.c Santa l'r from 'ho south last ugNt.
IT,. rs dttrrt tr.m Yuma Atlfoua. Nh"rr
the Gran, lIr,, u-c uuldiue lNrut, ttN
mll.s - g al 'or ,ho Southern ro.Ir
ruup,lv rrt'r' g." no. ,utmus nrl
.,lrrr the rA.k NrIllr the futotr bee tr"''
irrm Nnrhun'. VI Grar' WI remain
90 toe ,,,y a trN day after Nla.h Lee
Wi,l - 10 san fraucrcp Wa the Allan
rrN rurt'
TIE dead body = St"rhe' u lirooks
cam" 10 ~" d"On!ri ln-s"ugrr tram thus
mnrujug from the wo.t r." nuJy Vas
~ the wreck - passenger tram NJ =,
near p"revotn yesterday morning, auI
,hn outer box wns badly broken aud
smashed \ Now huN 10 b",ug suppl ii
hl lrdrrtrkrt Struu. W. T. Smith ~
o. charge - the remains, ~h.,h H." ~
th'lrs ;u putu,l, Nj sour, Tor lutrtm"ut.
Nj Brooke u.s. u member - IT." tyio
grhp'ch union q San Hrrursc'. and
Ani ciatgo u the ADVERTISING department
~ tc E,rni' < hu.lr'lu - that r,,y wien
~" died The b,dy wrll 80 cn.t Ia nrRht.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-31
Lodge OrKaaised.

Excelsior Lodge Dogr-" ~ Honor was
organized last night With u membership
~ forty seven, and the following officers
were elected l.. &. ~ H., Mrs +, N,
Eddlngs, G. II H., W. =. Lowe {. ~ II
Mrs, -. J. Illue- sister ceremony, Miss
NJ. Tyler, sister usher,. Miss Maggie
Wardwell recorder, Alifs Fannie Ora
veil, receiver. Mrs G., =, Easter, tnao.
uicr, Mrs Chas. Schicier, / W, Mrs, A,
Harsch, advisor a. {, ~ H., Miss \, lsh
erwood MAIDS ~ honor, Mrs Jacob
Ruby, Mrs q Steven
The Degre. ~ Honor ~ an auxiliary ~
the A. O. T. W
Says tho Trinidad Advertiser; Gen,
Dodge, president, u the Union Pacific a
Colt railroad, accompanied 10y super.
intrndent Duncan aud Real Estate and
Right u Way CommissIoner j &. Sher
VIC, we're IN the city aud proceeded Fort
Worth ward on Il tour % inspection Tn.
der the new orgAniGatio the Union Pa
clfic 4 Cult road embraces all the tnIon
Pacific lines in Colorado 10 connections
outside "A total % about 800 niiles, of
which General Dodge 10 president,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-31

Andrew Adams, Z. ~ the cio'ks 1T
IT," grocery store = b. {. Robertson, and
Mark Bru" went hunting mp the RIO
Grnndr yesterday Afternoon, aud II serl-
ous accident happened Ia Mir Adnms,
Reaching point about hN" miles, from
the city they saw tcvetHl meadow lHrks,
and And grabbed the shot gun one ~
those hammerless repeating shOt guns -
t. he cut II tho back - the buggy, Az
he pul ri Il or the tnlrd iiug-r ~ his
night haud wss over the muZz,r, when
tue shot gun vent IN, tearing the finger
all Ia p,ec.s The gun must have been
cooked on 1t beng picked up from the
bu ~, Tue boys drove back To the city
immediately, and the husrr VAS Hmpu.
ta,ed by DR., Eas,erday,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-31
ltistrlrtt curt

III, United Ntat.a rasrs closed SNtur
day Httcfuuuu
The accounts u T.. A. F,-kc, pros"cut
NIX attorney, and II Il Whiting, luit-i
States cumnlieSluner, were submitted
aud approves b! the cant.
Tho motion tor ucw trial IA Nae g.
Is ,'ras-IS case, selling liquor 10 Indians,
Sa' argued nrd taken under advise
m-ut
Court r-Cunvcurd tins morning, Judge
Lee, Vito had attended dvin" srrN ICES
yesterday, appearing bright ard ready
10 push business rapid!
prur~rutng Attorney Whr,rman and
tlrtk llun', wll IA" ha,liis, also ap-
I,earrd FOIL ~ ginger aud active Tor duty
The usual llst 80 attorneys, also Tran
slto l., Malta, occupied seats around the
long table "a front ~ Ills Honor
The court announced that on Ia NOR
row morning he would call the territorial
civil docket, and he expects fun bar,
The diyor,s uaa. oi Henry Wilkes ~
Nancy Wilkes Sas called prooi ~ publ.
eaton dloi, decres pro con'eoso entered
aud matter referred 10 George Estes,
Mariana = Oi-ro vs. Juss Antonio
Samura at al chRncery cause heretofore
heard sustained and exceptions Ia an
sver SUSTAINED; defendants gwen leave
Ia amend,
Territory Va N"tor Gonzales, murder
dismissed by plaintiff,
Territory W Miguel PadnIa, assault
with u deadly weapon, continued 10y
consent
Pearl Gibhs 10, Elus W thhbs, Ill.
vurcs, master tilss report aud testimony,
and decree granted.
The territorial grand jury returned two
true bulls one grand larceny, the other
assault with deadly weapon,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-31

Perfectu ArmIj j. asserted ~ his inter.
views ~ the D,morrat that polite. ~
having great deal IT, dr IN connecting
mis- name vita Ia" Wm"ton a-snss,nHtluu,
and he accused Justice Drnhnm ~
bringing the matter before the public
Justice D.nham deuicd the accusation,
and this morning lac AID Mr. Ann!
went out L. SImpaun'S work near TlIrr
a. canon & face the men who were HI.
legged 10 have told Mr.. Atml!u that ruu
ties wer. Discussed over the dead hniN
Of Wout"n. Ihua. Malley atd W, NJ
McC-ery. who remained mp wl'h ~"
body in company with Justice Drnhnm
we're se,n sui told Mr ArmiJr trat 4.
one conyers Il about p,hti,s tuh even
ing. Embalmer G,hbs, Who stayed NJ u
portion ~ the night, c"truhorut"s What
the geutlrmen .tRt. hhnvr. There wHs
ons % the party, Fred N,fulc,, who
stated that he told Mr. ArnIlIo tina, p"l
hrs were discussed that -yeuiug. bul
that he waa drunk Nhra he made the r.,
mark aud was now sorry 81 It. Justice
Drnhsm NJ ,"- that Nlruley was al
Wnut"n'- cabin With the party, but vat
ssle,.p most all the im..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-31
TmE wnE,KED rRAtN
Particulars Of the Accident aud Ac.
counts oC the luIurcd

The Atlantic u Pacific passenger ran,
+ s.. {, winch should have arrived thus
mprnug "a, 32l did not nttNo until II
/ u'rlucK u. IN, bringing ~ the pasarns"ts,
base ge, ,Nptcss nul mail frpm The
wrecked ua~scuRrt tram ~ > near Pine
vrta
| The vfc.k urcutr,d ut t. yesterday
morning aud WAS much w,rro than ut
| tire, reported The train vas moving
along u, tNe usual rate ~ tpccd, Vhrn
/ toe tender " tie engine first Hen the
tack. followed hl the baggage and ~
press ear, the smoking ant day coach.
the touti-t aud Pullman sl"cpcts The
iay coach vas twisted atuupl aud ,All
nrtuss tie grade. tie rats 0ud ',s he'ue
Literal turu from the luud lrl Tia rN.
Itr~s rat tumb,ri over aud 'ulI"d uu ~
sidr, lkeAIsr the tourist and Pullman
- c"ppts
r. the EXPIRE - car we VI Nlhnmp
a." agent, aud No 50, pr"'', oud'} hos
ou up ur.I ss,i u',t H., ,tu hf.uE. I
M Nth D.. n,aI nnu1s,i ',vtr ur., =
-.,rru. .e.", $3.50 ,.n u.rt eU.r above
Hrd lru, tho ear il.- eye, are AGO
ulslt Mat 81, Lnd ,u,d ru r,p'c 'fum me
rur"., lu, lrNIIl be-, all ush' m lea
dal. auI TIE nrr' 90, many NOR, runs ,u
'u,uN. l. ANS q .u-" rn,, however uu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-31

by Mrs Dr.. lncy, ~ Chiffon. Atyo'a
Mr. Mclaughlin, supetio,cn cnt ~ TIA
Cuppct company NJ san Pedro ~ here To-
meet his wife.
The Tall clip ~ wool from Bullock \
NotNo d's flock ~ sheep an their ranch
~ the Sa, dR mountains, arrived this
murning aud was srld IT, II NJ llusi'k a
Co, they br,ng the ugurst brdd,ta
There we're sixty utne sacks, averaging
~ pounds TO the sack
CIV Dauver. manager ~ Gross, Black
well 8 cos Albuquerque huUsr, rtutu
Ell home ln.t Might and - hcruS rpustn,
ulatcd IN al sldrs w. day lie dcc,nt-e
thnt he ~ stiil single, subject ~ matu
mouy, aud says that thr mau WHO per
prtra,ed III" Joke has cos, h.m ,umr.
thing like Slu 10 dag.
TIE funeral ~ the adopted D. faut u
Mr AID Mtp. VI \ Luil urruttcd ft.m
tt"iimllS t'slder, cou sputh Edith 'tf'r'
Satrtdny afternoon. and SHs largely -
icniri Mr ard ST.. Lutl wr'" N,ty
murh ut'a.h,d to- a." precious h,., uud
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-10-31

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Is e non, ~ reported quit" III. Med.
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luul- lil,l merchant u lrr LuAns,
ard i II NJ, ut,hcn, editor - Nhe 80
rurfu Advertiser, are IN Ia" cltN L. day
Two inN house. we're COMPLETED in
III" highlands y"etsr ny. They are the
only empty dNeliIug huus-s IN the ctty
Carl I,It,r. r.nIn, ndjus,,t rnr Ia, A,
Ia, Inc 4 Pacific, rnu. IN from IN. v,s,
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Manager G,b. anl Snp.rrut,pdent
Smrt,.. - thu At.a,tu. 4 par,u,. lee, lns,
tlkh' Tor a lfll over We ROAD IA 4 D a
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Mr.. J,,.r Eaton and daughters cam.
IA from Fort Wi,,,i. Ihts morning,
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The Repov, es,h~ Un,,-d state. strand
Jury

, In the cases ~ the United States We.
Joseph licurslcy and H. l.. Schuster,
contempt M jurors, on r'Hintr'e motion
ntlnuaocc waA granted until the neHt
term ~ the court.
Thomas Saunders. convicted this week
VI larceny ~ u revolver from the govern
m"nt Ut tott Wngatc. wus u ~ morning
s,uieuccd to one yeaf'S impr,suumcut IN
the pcnltrutiary,
The court discharged the United
/ S,Ht,s Jurcs tur the term, aud the gtaud
/ jIry made the following report
/ Ia the District ,"utt fur the St-'unl Juhcml
/ Di-luct r.rritury ~ Nrv Mc,icu.
| fou,c honorable William u. i-r, Presiding
! judge ~ -.Al tuuti
We especially report ~ Juu that W. have I'm.
| ish"i car lnhur- uD Grand Jut, fut tie iicl
State. fut ~" is"-''nt term ~ tli- tuutt and N-E
to- hr discharged frn ft'lct s'tSicrm such
Giaud Juty
W. hn,eruicnNof,sI ~ in,cSi.at, futly and
lmiartiall all ca 80 - "nru- sHs,ius' Tee iaSs
~ 'Uc uit,'I ~ r.. itusoutrd to- us ~ Which
can" ~ uuf khuSlr l,o through Individual
mcml't- - our h.-i,, hnd w. have found indci.
mru'- IT. such ,n-., ns "a" have ihuugh' ~" tee.
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~ Wa, ltn..r,l. Act nuJ ~ M. tu.',l laws. nnd
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