davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09

acts. Mr.. To~net has shown hims.l
thoroughly able to give perfect servic,
m Inspector 10y the record he has mad,
while acting IN n similar capacity for In,
Northern association.
A, l.. kunlz, Of GAlisteo, makes
rather extraordinary tax return To- tb,
Santa Fc county asaessnr. Under III,
head % musical Instruments he place,
zone Winchester, s2O, one six shooter
sli."
Miss Minnie lloas, who Tor the pas, ~,
or eight months has beeu assisting Mrs
Nencil IN the San Marcial postoilicc. left
Tor her home IN Grlagsvlle. Ill. whittier
she has been calad 10y the acf ous illness
of her father.
Mrs. liughos, the respected mother II
the Mcssrs A. l.. aud j. -. Hughes, oi
Santa Fe, lcayes shortly for trip "a her
old home IN Indiana Mrs. II y. Clancy
accompanies her aud goes TO " Ashington
CITY un n visi,.
Huu. H. NJ Thomas and wife, Of Santa
Fc, will leave shortly ior Detroit,
whore on the 2lst INST, they will attend
the general assembly ~ the Presbyterian
church Thence he! go on visit t.
their former Indiana homo.
New pustmastcts have been appointed
~ follows: I.amy. Santa Fc county. X
Il Thomas, wee J. y. liarnum, resigned;
Santa Cruz, RIO Arrlba county, +. Beck
er, VICE J, VI Aruold. resigned; San Nj.
gucl county, q, Daca, vice j. I. Doyl L., rc-
signed.
Capt. w NJ Eads, Of Las Vegas.
leaves next Thursday Tor Washington,
ID. G.. having been called thither on im
portant Indian depreciation claims by his
partner. II. 4. Burnett. This will pre-.
vent Capt Eads from attending the Den.
yer congress, ~ he had arranged To do.
Chns. 4. Haynes and MISS jennie
Dougherty viii be married at Santa Fe
Thursday. For some ten years past Mr..
iaynas has been n resident ot Las Vegas
and Santa Fc, beiug IN the employ OF the
Atcnlsou, Topeka Il Sauia Fe company
Miss Dousherty is we'll known TO oil
Santa FeaEs
Chief Special Agent I.ouusberry has
found 2lS undlsposed cases u alleged
fraudulent lind entries ON the docket of
the United States land office at Santa
Fe; they are located principally III san
Miguel, Nora aud Coliax counties. These
cases "li - taken up, investigated and
disposed of ut once 10y the force OF spe.
clal agents Of the land Office now IN the
territory for that purpose.
Says correspondent at the las Vegas
hot springs: Mrs j. L. Roraback. whose
husband sup rlutends terminals at Kan.
sas City, IN company with her daughter,
Miss Carrie, who Rupcrintended all the
single mon Vt the Montezuma. have left
for home. Mlss Carrie can pound u
piano aud bill banjo without humiliat. ]
ing them, She IL u painless musician, "a !
winsome lassie, and a JOY forever; 30 say
several slghing swains. Manning and |
Mayall mourn nightly. Cravens aud |
Conde cry continually. Wright aud vii.
son weep woefully. Scott sulks silently. |
Raymond rumbles rueiully.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09
BIDDING. BEi.L.s.
Marriage OF var Nea IireId and Miss
Helena RchutE.

MIR. Noa Held, Of this city, one OF the
brothers who conduct the immense dry
goods house IN the Grant building, v as
married in FL Paso Sunday evening TO
Miss Helena Schultz, Of FL Paso. The
following account ~ the marriage 10
clipped from the Fl Paso Herald
Miss Helena, daughter u Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Z. Schultz. ~ this city, was mar
rcd last night TO Non HELD, u prominent
merchant OF Albuquerque. The cere.
mony WIS performed by Judge Ealyey.
At about o o'clock the parlors OF the
Grand Central hotel were tilled with the
friends OF tho contracting parties, q large
delegation having come from Albuquer.
que. The parIors had been beautifully
decorated, and tho ceremony was per.
formed under an arch OF evorgreens sur
mounted with dove.
After the ceremony and the newly
married couple had received the CON
gratulations OF the assembled guests, the
party adjourned to the dining room. The
hall had been divided of, part for dane
ing and the balance for supper tables
Dancing was bret In order, 10 the excel.
lent music of the Fort Bliss orchestra,
and was continued ill sdpper was an
nounoed. A veritable feast had been
prepared, and II IN needless 10 state that
full justice was done to all the dRinties
Toasts were proposed and drank with
great gusto 10 the future health, wealth
and prosperity OF the happy couple
Nor were other friends forgotten, and il
was nearly 3 o'clock beforo the gathering
Dispersed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ilfeld will leave to-day
for their future homo in Albuquerque,
and they will carry with them the sin.
cere wishes OF their numerous friends in
FL Paso for their future welfare. In
losing Mira HELD FL Paso relnquishes
claim on great favoritc, but what 10 Fl
Paso's lose In Albuqusrque's gain.
Bsrtold 5pitz has returned from II
Paso, where he attended the Ilield.
Schultz wedding, and he reports II the
most brilliant affair he has ever attend.
ed. The couple passed up the road night
before last. and will sojourn at the Las
vegSs hot springs for few days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09

In almost ever nelgh borhood through.
out the west there is some one or more
persons whose lives have been saved by
C,.amber.ain's Colic, Cholera and Disr.
rh@a Remedy, or who have been cured
Of chrome diarrhea by II. Such persons
take especial pleasure IN recommending
the remedy 20 others. The praise that
follows its introduction aud use makes il
very popular. Twsnty five and ~ cent
bottles for sale by Thos. II, Burgess a
Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09

j.. J. BreSnehAn, yardmastsr ot the
Uuion PScifc at Denver, has resigned on
account OF III health, and the once has
bean abandoned.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09
VIII he a Mig A9Air.

II is evident from the preparations al
ready being mace, aud the character Of
the men composing the directory Of The
Territorial Fair association, that great
efforts will bs put forth TO have the
most complete exposition Of New Mexico
products ever seen in the territory, and
no work or expense In 70 be spared TO
have attractive sporting events The
new officers are l.. q, Hall, president,
and c. II. Geach, secretary. both young
men and the most sctive workers 10
Albuquerque--that city OF rustlsrs.
Every enterprising citizen OF New Mex.
loo should take apride 10 the success Of
the territorial fair, as u proper preseota.
tion ot the varied resources of the terri.
tory will do much 10 induce immigration,
aud dispsl the too prevalent idea tina.
nothing bat barren plains and old fossils
can be shown or proouoed in tuis most
productive and resourceful scction OF
America las Vegas Stock Grower.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09
THE NEW LAWS,

RLiNTlVh ~ WILLS NND ADMISI~rRATOR,
Sec !. Any Will may be revoked b,
the tcsintur 10y any instrument IA wrlt
lng, executed ana Rt,ested IN the same
manner as required 10y law for the exc
cution and ati,Statinn oi n will. by which
| instrument the maker distinctly refers
To- such Will and declares that h. rcyuk
ell u; or such viii mny be- revoked by the
making OF Subsequent valid will dispos
lnI OF the same property covered by
The hrst Will, although no reference b,
made IN the later will To the existence uf
the earlier one.
| See =. ADM nistrutOrs aud executors
shall La entitled Ia u commission upon
the amount uf money or property at the
appraised value, which comes into their
hauds as such. ~ IL per cent on the first
| Si", and uf per cent on all amuunts
above the first s3,OoO.
Sec. ) All acts and parts Of acts in
conflict with this act are hereby repealed
and thls net shall take effect immediately.
Approved Feb. III, 1891.
RIGHT To MAKE KrsERvoigs.
Sec.lon l. That the inhabitants OF
the different precincts in this territory
b" hereby authorized to build reservoirs
at such plnces where needed TO deposit
the water that shall run through tubes,
~ that the mnsses OF IA. people may use
the same for the use of fumilles.
Sec. - That whenever said ,nhabl
thnts shall have nec,ss.lty to build such
reservoirs or ponds ~ water they shall
make petition To the county comhis
slnners of their county, with no less than
u signatures, when shall be- constitut
ed into corp ration Ia build such rcssr
yolr or ;,ond.
Sec. ; That said commissiu iuners, in
view ut said petition, shall allow said
reservoir tp be made. and shall furnish,
at the eXp"ns" ~ the county, the necos
sary tools tu do the work, which shall
CONSIST ~ rock and mortar.
Sec, I. That every petitioner shall
have a. work on said reservoirs or ponds
until the work IN completed.
Sec. D. When sald roSsryp,rs or poIitls
shall have been completed, the county
commissioners shall outer into au annual
contract with the owners of said water
tubes for tho permanent having Of the
water in the said reservoirs,
Sec, q. The said water company shall
contract With the said commissioners,
which contract shAl. DO Tor the term ~
two years from ths date of tho contract,
thus continuing from period 10 period
until the present law 10 reIcaled.
Sec. T. By virtue of SAID contract the
commissioners shall issue warrants for
the payment of the sum necessary To pay
equitably upon the county treasurer
wbcre said contract shall bc made: and
the treasurer shall pay from the funds ot
said county not appropriated Tor other
purposes.
Sec. T. All acts in conflict with this
act ara hereby rcIealed,
Sec. o This act shall Lo in force from
and after its passage and approval,
Approved Feb. 81, 1891.
otto Mears, president Of the Rio
Grando Southern railroad, visited TERRA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09

A young lady Of jefferson, We Viz.
ginis, declares that sbs was oil run down
bcfors taking Ayers sarsaparilla; but
that nov shs gaining strength every day
Ayers sarssparills is certainly wonder
fplly effective tonic for the feeble and
dslioats.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09

There are several low plsoes on ths
Rio Grandc, along the railroad track, in
the vicinity Of Alamillo, Sooorro county.
They are being rip.rapped and raised by
Division Superintendent Nudge
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09

otto Mears, president Of the Rio
Grandc Southern railroad, visited TERRA
Amarillo tho other day, aud the North.
ives, New Mexican says II means a rail
road proUably To Copper City and thence
on 10 Albuquerque,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09

Some Of tho Grand Army boys may bs
Interested in tho following from AleI. b.
Pope. 4. d. e., sommADdsr dept Tenn.
and Ga. ie says: ave have had an
epidemic of whooplng cough here. (t3tsw-
art, Tsnn..) and Chambe lain's cough
remedy has been the only medicine that
has done any good" There 10 no danger
from whooping cough when this remedy
is freely gwen. IL completely controls
the disease. 30 cent bottles TOR sale by
ThUs II. Burgess 4 Son.
A dry, hacking cough keeps the bIon-
chial tubes in q state u constant irritA-
ton, which, IL not speedily removed, may
lead 10 bronchitih Noprompter remedy
can DO had than Ayers Cherry Pectorai,
which is both an anodyns and expect
GRANT.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-04-25
SITS. o0in $3.50. 90 can : !. n ""S rr...

z for us. Az nts referred WIN canTurs
horse a. Civ their whole the to The d
mes pare PIGMENTS be oft tbty
Icy ed 4 W laa.leps il U1gl AMI cit
les. Il JOB NShN CO.. 1909 NJ in ~.
Richmo' d, Va.
N u State =, rad business experience.
Niece mind dbcut sending Stamp IN rentu
r. y. oc %. uTU. GG.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-04-25

ca Debility, T-tnai Weak
Sprem ttorrhae. EsrsBsGsaEts rERfts. Emissions
ImIutency 1xha Isted Wit, ity, Pretu tture be-
cline aud s4,ssS UE "a ANaksbsDEb. in
t.ss 49, ,sgs.ss sBEacaSI0sEs Hasi fsssnA
- "a taVer cSnSe pr.sithee+l. Ii en-
rich and pusines the Blood, Str,l.g thens the
Nerves, Brain, Muscles, digestion, Se;,roduc-
tive organs, and PHYSICAL and Mental Faculties.
upon tn system, preventing Involuntary Ilsses,
debilItatng treams, seminal losses with ;he
urine, etc, destructive to mind AMI body.
Ii is sure elimhator of all KIDNEY ND
BLADDER COMPLAIN IS IL contains nc
I'M urlous ingredients. TO Those @uEF.-Cs-
iR1 fr.ssn Ghr wi effect. al yOnGh-
tuI trsiiscretiOn q 1eess, - speedy
thorough AsEd permanent "a q a.
~ Gus x A%F3g I'D. Price, 81 "a peI
bottle five bottles in case, witch fui direc-
tions aud advice, $40 Sent secure from
scrvation to any address upon tile receipt Of
prlCS. or q. O. ID. 10 he mad only III
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-04-25
EGRET and Fl RO J.
SKIN and FL
Alligator Skins.

w are buyers Of these goods 81 lmen
Of any quantity sired. Pro m ca. h re
always at fuu mark tvtlu-. S erd postal 7
cries list Shippe sl>ent tn rot Us Is ME
j. X CILLE CO., 70 Go Ned =
York Civ.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-04-25
Special Notice.

All perEonS are DntInod that teams
ters who tax ium bef from TonSr'E
fiume in lame Cannon VII b. prose-
cuted. The .nrp wH9 t0k ny pack
poies W ~ returu tu,.ts taat.a 20 avoid
arrest. Sff.' f..
o9lm .|Srt-II,5.I' To- " + S"o9n9I.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-04-25
SICKHEA EAT! Il:

EgsS k17SN SASis offered by the maluf2ctur-
~ A ars OF Or. Sascs Gatarrl
~ $50 ScEneGly, for O. case of ca
K~zsSA ~ tarrla in the lead which
&S@#EH w. 81 ts-v cannot cure.
SYMPTOMS OF GA-Ar'EEE.-Dull heavy
discharges falling from the mead lit the throat,
sometimes profnse, watery, AMI acrl, Ct others,
tnlc1, tenacious, mucous, purIleat, blooly AID
outrid; the eyes are weak al ! ws.leTy; t-cre Is
ringing in the ears. deafness, hacking or
fcnsive matter, together with sc%os from III
GERS; the v5i Q is Changed ana has a . nasal
ywang"; the breath Is oAeaSlVe; s-2eI ana
aste are impaired there is seas alton Ct di-zi-
ness, with mental depression, a hac-1i1y cough
..med symptoms are li,eiy i h present in
any one case. Thousands Of cases a 2auli-y,
80 res. u consumption a1l end in the
- re. n , CIsease Is 50 common more aecep
and dangerous, or less underseood oy plv-
Ans.
BY its mild, soothing and healing properties,
y. Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures the worst
cases OF G lsarril, "a2ll II ING A2c.il'
s7s 4ruggists every ghere: 50 cents.
DntoId Agony from Catarrfl."
Prof W. HAusSER, the famous mem rist,
uttered u-ltoll agoay from chro-'e nasal ca
2rsh ny family Payseta2, gave . me up "a, as
such bad one, that every dey, towards sunset,
my yoisS W24l da bee2ms se So HoaF5s S9nila
=. e1ughing Gad clearing o. laroat would
an ost ssraagle me- By the Sc Of DR.. Slges
o. <2rrh Remedy. N three months, was q well
~ md the CUE has been permanent"
Constantly Hawking and Splitting"
THOMAS J. RUSHING, Esq. 29o2 Pine Street,
St. Louis, No., writes: ' was : rcat Sufferer
from catarrh for three years. At d-ne3 could
hardly breathe, and was constantly hawking
and splitting, ana for the last eight months could
not breathe through the nostrils. thought
nothing could be done for me. Luckily, was
adj ",
1 am now o. well man. L believe it D be tbs
only sure remedy for catarrh now manufac-
tured, and one has only to give it fair trial to
experience astounding results and permanent
cure"
A complete Treatise on Catarrh, giving va1u-
able hints rs to clothing, diet and other matters
of Importance, will be mailed. postpaid t. any
address on receipt of q two-cent L 2-t9ge stamp.
Address,
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association
No. eea Main Street. BUFFALO. n. Va
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-04-25
Dr.. C. D. Salfeld
asa II eRrn-y $ar--L
AN FRANC ISCo, "a

Consultation strictly confidential, by etCer
or at office, FREE. For the convenience of
patients, ana in order to insure perfect secrecy
| have adopted private address,, under which
all ia ckaga are fnrv Itiea
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.
>ufnc1eD show Its me Will to
anyone wing ~ etIe tating oils symp
toms anu age. raInmunic strictly conf
Dental a.
And RIood ersaUI~
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-04-25
ais Great

eRE@ CT re9Ra
50 em~ N q az
lug EesRae ~
IA 81 Il = - y e
q y 1t is the
9 innate result
Of over twenty
years practice, bva
THO E > u CT Y
QUALIFIED .BA
ID q a TIE PtfYoI-
CLAN OF one Of
the hi hest nae
ca collie Z Z +
+ u r o D e a d
CURES ~ 1T Il
n r A LIN q
Q Z r T AIN t Z
NArynIuS 4Etst nhk a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-09

The Oak Grove Cemetery Association
held its annual meeting at the aldermen
rooms Mondsy evening. IL was "a i'm
portsnt meeting and much business vss
transacted. The following officers were
elected; President. j. d. White: treas-
ursr. s. W. Tsrhox; clerk. c. o. Wads-
worth directors. c. A, White and J. A.
Jackson. Within the pact year msny i'm.
provements have been made about the
grounds, among them being the building Of
the artificial pond and laying of several sew
ers thefesrom. These improvement, with the
usual expenses of keeping the grounds IN
order have cost the association $500
Every dollar of the appropriation has been
expended in 5 judicious manner, and
- Q consequence, the pond as con-
structed is one Of the best in the State aud
10 decidedly Ornamental. President White
in his report recommended the building of
q new receiving tomb and the association
adopted the Recommendation, and voted to
build one this summer. Il will be large
one, being bulls with view of supplying
the need for several years to coma ard will
cost in the vicinity Of $500. The sale of
lots the past year has uet;ed the association
81, 355 so. and the society nov has $500 in
its treasury. In addition to the building Of
the new tomb, the usual amount Of work
about the grounds aad avenues will be done.
The Management Of the association is in
excellent hands and nothing will be lett
andone to make the cemetery attractive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-09

Ga February 26.h Mr.. WIN. A. Dunbar
engaged ia driving Mr.. Samuel Curriers'
colts, sd a $3.50 gold watch and chain
| stolen from his desk at Pine Grove farm,
where he was boarding. Mr.. Dunbar
notified Detective Ira NJ. True Of his loss
and Ira took Marshall Maddox and drove
Immediately 10 the farm, where they
| commenced to "sizs up the men EN-
ployed at the farm. II did not
them long, with their experience, 10 decide
who had the watch, and they notified Mr.
| Dunbar they were confident that Mr. Geo
Everett, young man employed by Mr..
CIrrier to assist in exercising his cllts, Was
the party who had taken the watch, but
Mr.. Dunbar and Mr. Whtcomb, who WAS
then superintendent at the farm, both ex-
| pressed their disbelief that Mr., Everett,
would appropriate anything that did
not belong 10 himself. and OBJ
| jtcted to bis property being searched.
| Detective True told them to ksep the af
fair quiet and he would have the watch in T.
| short time. Some time afterward Mr..
| Everett left the employ of Mr.. Currier.
stating that he WAS going to Portland and
skipped GU. without paying his board bill
ira did not put much stock in his going to
Portland and commenced to trace him in
an opposite direction. 1t was learned
| that Mr.. Everett once worked ut livery
stable 10 Houlton, Maine, and telegram
WAS sent TO the police head quarters, giving
description of Mr.. Everett, watch
and chain. On Monday last, Ira received
8 telegram stating that his man was under
arrest, and for him to come on at once.
and it was not many hours after when Ira
arrieved in Houlton. The prisoner
showed an inclination to give the
officers trouble il they should Try
TO take him home through Canada by rail,
so Ira and Chief of Police Kay gave CAN
ada wide berth, bringing the prisoner in s
sleigh from Houl.on to Danforth, about 40
miles, and from there to this city on the
cars, arriving here on the Pull
man. and before 8 in the morning Mr.. Ev-
srett was brought before Judge NJ. s.
| Spear. and not being able to furnish bonds
to the amount of $500, as requested by the
| judge, was ordered to be committed to jail
| Detective True was successful in this case,
as he always is in any case he may under
take, displaying much shrewdness and
| ability as detective.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-09
SNAP SHOTS.

NJ. Damoiseau has invented camera "a
take panoramic views 1t Is made to turn
on its axis so truly that the picture of the
entire strip of sensitive paper is said To be
perfectly clear in its details.
A prominent photographer expresses the
opinion that the gallery of the future will
contain no skylight. A light room, with
the north wall entirely Of glass and roof
open to the sky. will produce the best re-
suits
Another new Photographic developer has
appeared, which is described as having co
caine for basis. IL is known as CRYSTAL.
los. and il is said to be the most powerful
of agents being three times the strength
Of pyro.
1t Is said that a Photographic developer
made with water which has been freshly
boiled will keep much longer than that
made Of distilled water, and Photographic
prints soaked in such water before tonina
are free from blisters.
DIR. Anderson has given 100 acres OF land
for the site Of an art institute near the Nat.
ural bridge, Virginia. A Photographic de
partment will be one of the features of the
institution, and the art will he taught in
all its principal branches. Mrs Jeannette
NJ. Appleton will have charge Of the de
partment.
NJ. Maray has succeeded in photograph
ing the movements Of an animal under
water, taking proofs at the rate of fifty in
a second, with exposures from 1900 to
1860 of n second. a set of twelve photo
graphs gives ali the phases of the unduIa.
tions which the medusa irnprcsses upon its
umbrella of a iocomotor apparatus.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-09
CcuutIY Roada.

There is not rural town within board
ing distance Of great city which could
not at slight expense assure itself all
the city bOarders that it could accom-
modate by the simple process Of syste-
matically and intelligently improving
and identifying its roads. Ii it were to
appoint town committee with power
to employ expert advice. and to carry
out the suggestions thus obtained in road
improvement, the mere public advertise
ment of that proceeding would attract
boarders FROM all directions. The expense
would not be great. In nearly every
case the gravel or cracked stone neces-
sary for the construction of a serviceable.
well drained road can be obtained within
moderate distance. There is, for exam
pie, in some parts Of Orange county, in
New York state, kind of soft red sand
stone to be found in great abundance,
which brushes readily under the wheels
and makes hard, firm roadbed, which
is never dusty and never muddy, which
is yielding to the horses feet and most
agreeable to ride over. Ordinary gravel
can be used with almost equally good
results. The main thing is to secure
something like scientific knowledge In
the construction of the road and in the
mixture of materials. The vicious idea
that any body can make road by shovel
ling dirt into the middle of 1t from the
gutter, or, what is the same thing in a
wholesale form, hauling it there by
means of "screper," must be aban
doned ut the outset, and not only
abandoned but prohibited. Until that
is done no reform will be pOssible.-
Century.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-09

A well known vocal teacl,ey az Poe,on
whose reputation br;ngs him nn,iis e.,
ain over the conn,rx rcIatas p ~. ~. hon
once came to him a lad, who snn s rms,;
herself as mns;c teacbe, s,, a ar,.,s,
CITY and aecIarad har ;n.on,sa. " - ~.
ing a conrse 81 I,,.sons sha aa, y. 'a a.,
terms and nrononnoa, ~. "saa IN
torv and then ,Sen, ou - .a,s, s.'s' az
anu ,nei went on 10 tax about thu