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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11
Another n u RIDER.

On Monday June -, about noon, the
dead body oi Retugia ArmiJo was found
IN her dwelling just west OF the arroyo,
between TIE city and tue smeltcr. She
had been killed by being struck on the
head with an AK, the bloody instrument
Of death being found near the body. An
inquest Mas held 10y J.. l.. ilowison, JUS.
tics OF the peace, aud after the inquest
Pedro Baca was taken into custody,
and Ponciano Eapenosa and Holden
Stephenson detained as witnesses. IL
seems about one or two o'clock IN the
morning Of juno ri, these fellows went
there and two ~ them came away leav.
ina Pedro Baca at the house. This was
! the last time this woman was seen alive.
HIS honor caused the arrest of Pedro
Baca for further examination and
detained the others as Witnesses
On Thursday the preliminary eXamin'
alton WA held and Pedro liaca was held
without bail to await the action Of the
grand jury, and the other two held 10
the sum OF three thousand dollars each
US witnesses. The good people OF Socorrc
are considerably worked up over thi'
cold blooded, dastardly murder, and wei
they may be-, ns the good name Of ouI
city and county IL dragged down by
theae lawless RctA The fact ls ,ria
10y jury Tor murder seems to be fare.
in this county aud the honest, law abid
ing class u our community are gettius
about tired OF it-Socorro Chieftaln,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11
The pseiya Case.

Ferdinand Selva was bound over IN the
sum OF 5000 before United States Com
missioner Snyder yesterday evening.
The offepss with which he is charged ID
trespass on government land, he having
fired at PA. simpson aud party while en.
gagged 10 work on reservoir on Simp.
cons government land claim in Tjeras
canon. Two Mexicans employed by Sci.
va were alan placed under $1,000 bonds
each, The bonds were promptly given
and the case will come before the die.
trict court.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11
The Territorial Ex pes,,isa.

Hon. W. II. Whiteman, OF Albuquer.
que, is rather outspoken in reference 20
the distribution OF prizes at the territor.
ial fair lie evidently has at heart only
the good name OF the institution and the
promotion OF New MeSico's welfare, and
there IL a great deal OF truth in what he
says respecting the unjust distribution
OF premiums. What New Mexico needs
most is encouragement OF her agricultur.
al, horticultural, mineral, industrial and
stock raising interests, and IL thtse mat
ters are neglected for those ephsmeral
features q sport a very large proportion
Of those who are striving to build New
Mexico upon an enduring foundation oi
home production will naturally lose In.
terest l.. 49, suvcsss " the exposltion.
This 10 oil said In tho kindliea, spirit
toward Albuquerque and toward the
managers OF the fair; We want 10 zee that
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11
rROCLAM ALTON

Declaring the incorporation VI the
Town Of Gallup. and calling an cleo
ton therein.
Whereas, On the 9th day Of April, A.
d., 1901, there was presented TO the
board VI county commissioners OF Ber-
nallllo county, q petition purporting to
be signed by q majority Of the qualified
voters of the town Cf Gallup, living with
10 the territory described as follows:
Commencing ut the quarter section
corner between sections fifteen (l5), aud
twenty. two (.2), township fifteen (l5)
north, range eighteen u.s. vest, thence
north one ~ mile 70 the quarter
section corner, between sections ten (lO)
and fifteen (l5), thence west one (l)
milo to the quarter section cor.
ner, between sections nine (0) add sig.
teen (lGl thence south one ~ mile to
the quarter section corner between sec-
tions sixteen (lC) and twenty one (2l),
thence east one ~ mile 10 the piece OF
beginning. oil IN above township and
range. And praying that the said terri
tory. and the inhabitants thereof, b 10.
corporated under the provisions OF chap.
ter = ~ the laws Of the legislative ~.
sembly of the territory Of New Mexico
adopted \. d.. 1891.
Aud, whereas, II appears 10 the board
that said petition 10 signed by majority
IT the qualified votsrs, residents OF the
territory above described, and that ssid
territory contains not less than five hun.
drei people, aud that the people oil
said town have complied with all the
provisions aud requirements OF said law
necessary TO ent,tle' said territory 10 b
Incorporated.
1t IN therefore ordered by the board
that the territory above described b and
the same 10 hereby Incorporated unde.
the name OF the town u Gallup, and
hereafter the same shall be governed 20
ooyding To the provisions OF said Law.
Aud II , further ordered that the
county surveyor OF Bernal,llo county b
and he In hereby directed and required
within thirty days from this date 70 To-
cate and establish the center and tbs
side lines OF said territory, and TO mark
the same by substantial stone monu
ments placed Ia the center and at eact
Of the four corners OF said territory, ant
TO mark the same with suitable inscrip
tiOns 10 indicate the purpose and object
Of said monuments.
IL 10 further ordered by the board tha
an election Tor the purpose OF electins
the officers Of said town OF Gallup, shal
be held 10 said town on Monday, the i0ti
day OF August, A. ID. 1891. Al ssid cleo
ton there ahall DO elssted town mar
shall and i've trustees, which trustees II
ter the election and qualification, shal
be known m the board OF trustees OF tn,
town OF Gallup, and shall hold their OF
hces until their SUCCESSORS are duly cleo
ted and qualified.
II is further ordered that wm. Y
Kuchsn booker, W. A. Maxwell and Alex
ander Bowie be, and they are hereby ap
pointed, judges 70 hold aud conduct sal,
election, according 10 the statutes II
such case made and provided. TIE sai'
election 10 DO held at the store house o
Ed Hart. j. N. SANDovAi-
Chairman Board County Commissioner
J. Il. RIBERA,
X. p. Hall,
Commissioners.
Attest V. HARaIs, Clerk.
Albuquerque, N. NJ, July o 1891.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11

fair In beptember The weather 10 too
warn In July 10 get up much political
enthusiasm In THE oliy, aud largo mum.
bce Of the principal political workers
vii! he At the mountain resorts fishing
and drinking strsish, water a, tho time
stated. A. the time Of the fair every
body in New MEXICO can be present at .
convention aud the weather will be cool
enough to permit the drinking II decent
liquor Will Col. Morrison please au
nounce postponemest, aod ssy that
about the second day 81 the Territorial
fair, Sept, 18th, 10 the time set Tor the
annual Republican League meetingf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11
s,ru~k hy siEhtnisE.

During the heavy shower 1t rain this
afternoon severe stroke % lightning
struck L. u, Putncy's Wholesale ware
house on Railroad avenue. A carpenter
was on the rooi at the time doing some
repairing and was stunned for II few
minutes by the shock. In moment the
root was In blaze where the lightning
struck, aud n lire alarm was turned on
The heavy rain, however, put out the
blaze before the lire boys reached the
building.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11
irrigation Pump.

Capt Jack Crawford has introduced a
ueg machine in New Mexico for the de-
velopment OF water for irrigation on ms
ranch at Fort Craig. near San Marclal
II 10 called tho Pulsometsr steam pump
aud is des,gned especially for irrigation
purposes lie made an experiments
trial Of II the other day, and writes that
It WAS n complete success, filling = tank
with 2,ioo gallons OF water IN eight min
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11
Rom an Catholics.

Superintendent Porter, Of the census
bureau, has III preparation, and will soon
issue. = bulletin upon the membership OF
the Roman Catholic church in tho
United States, hy states and counties,
The bulletin will show that the member
ship now numbers G.2J0,Ooo communl.
cants, over fifteen years Of age. This
minimum Of age, fifteen years, vii! bs
adhered to in the statistics Of other
churches.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11

ErfeHrepbH nrrNtttNa,
Rank Examiner Drew, OF Philadelphia,
was dismissed.
The French Worlds Fair commission
wants tGcO.0O Tor their display.
Solomon \ Frank, Wholesale tobacco
dealers ~ New York, have assigned.
Cyclone swep, over Madison, Mir>issip.
pi, aud demolished several buildings.
J. %. Shaw, editor Of the Bishopeville,
South Carolina, Eagle was killed al q
picnic by two rowd,es.
A terrific storm at Galveston, Sunday,
drove the waters OF the gulf into the
city, doing great damage.
The Mexican minister says there 10 no
truth In the report that the Mexican
people are ready 10 revolt.
Southern Indiana il much afflicted by
drputh Just now, and tires are burning in
many PORTIONS, destroying standing
grain.
the annual encampment OF the Irish.
American Military Union began at Stat
on Island with fifteen companies repre-
sented
\ Halifax dispatch says work has been
stopped on the Chlgnecto ship railway
Three million dollars have already beer
spent on II.
The flour output at Minneapolis las
week was 1880 barrels, against l2j,b5(
tho previous week, Sales are slow n
lower price,.
Latest news from the West Indies II
~ the effect that another uprisinl
against uypolite 10 imminent. Man,
people are leaving.
The remains OF Psynlaster iiarmes o
the United States navy, have heel
brought from Samoa, and inferred ut An
napolis, Maryland.
Eghteen Swiss soldiers were drownss
IN the river Aar, near Soleure, Switzer
land, while practiciug the construction
OF poutoon bridge.
ln Albany. New York. Charles +. Bur
ton, Of the Burton Cider and vinega
company, confesses 10 be deisulter, +
the amount % about sJO,OOO.
\ tram was thrown from q trestle Of
the KAnawha aud Michigan road. nes
Charleston, W. Va. Thirteen peopl
we're killed and over ffyty hurt.
whtscaps in Monroe county, Indian,
whipped Luther Jones, Tor beating hi
sick wife. Jones is not expected 10 re
cover from the eifs u his whipping.
Central Labor Union, OF Lowell, Ma.
,schusot,s, will suggest to the secretar
u the interior, that the textile worker
DO allowed IA exhibit at the World
FAIR.
Congressman Mapsur. Of Missouri, vii
introduce u bill at the Arst meeting ,
congress ia Docember, providing for III
opening of the Cherokee strip not late
than March |, 1892.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11

Several vessels arc reported to have
sailed from British Columbia for Behrias|
s5ea for the purpose Of catching sssk
Ike British man .of.war Nymph 10 pur
suing them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11

The total tax levy In this county 10
two and seven. teuths mills lees than last
year. The county board are carefully
looking after the hnsocial affairs OF the
county, and there In no doubt Bernaiillo
has the bsst set Of county officers to 10
found In The territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11

Gold, cough, coffin is what philosophers
term - logical sequence" One is very
liable 10 follow the other; but by curing
the sold with dose OF Ayers Cherry
Pictorial. the cough will be stopped and
the CONN not nesdsd-iust at present.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11

A canvass Of 100 Missouri editors q y
their choice OF 4 presidential candidss
in 1892 resulted 10 - for Cleveland, >
for Blaine, 10 for Harrison and .bs
Others scattering.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11
ma~i-, Arrr.,ea ana E,sca.

This morning j X liawlcy VISITED the
residence ~ his wife, and tried 10 take
the little boy away from HIS mother.
Beirg denied the boy, he became insult.
ing and abusive, and waa Arres't.d and
tiued 81 and costa. THIS man ilaNley
is becoming notorious n this community,
and il proving himself 10 b. un able.
bodied nuisance. For two years or more
his wife has refused to live with him, on
account ot hls general cuss,sincss. lie.
Gently he tried 81 blackea her charactar,
and was proven in open court u liar, and
several witnesses testified that they
would not believe him under oath. The
little boy has been carried around To
the gambling ssloous by Hawley, and
kept up late at night, aud he wants to
stay with his mother, who is 40 intelli
gent, hard. working woman. Tho fine
to day IL only n foretnste OF what is in
store for this brute II he does not mend
his waya,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11

The republicans Of this city prefer
that the meeting Of the Republican
League should b postponed fron July
18th TO . date during the Territorial
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11

Secretary Hes,er's monthly cotton NJ
port shows that the movement into sish
during June was iGA iss bales, sxessdiss
all records for that month. The to,s
amount OF the cotton crop marks, ia
the ten months from September TO Jups
inclusive 10 s,ig0, 3ia bales.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11

The south will shortly supply ns
countrys lumber demand. There ~
400 sawmills running thers already.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11

A horse does not travel NJ fast % zoe
might suppose. A fifteen mile journs'
10 an average days work for him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11

Orders have besa issued that trcops
now stationed near Chlor..ie win rsnsS
until further orders.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11

II 10 generally believed that the sxsss-
sion OF the ~ per cents at Q per oss'
will result in an increase OF bank circuls
lion OF fifteen or twenty million.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11

The public school teachers in San ~
guel county will be examined 90 "
18th.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11

Colorado 10 the largest produces
lead In the United States.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11

institution this year . regular hummer,
representing oil New Mesicoj but At the
same time wo must commend Judge
Whi,emsns frank and earnest statement
ot fac's and earnestly hope tbs, the o..
rors CON plsiped OF villas far 10 possible.
he corrected even yet Tor the fcrthcom.
ing fair, and be carefully avoided In the
future. New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11
AT rns sEcaErAny- ovrtCk
New Csrperntten Deesmests aud
Other Onletai Papers f,ird

other Omrtsi Papers t,ira
New Mexican.
New corporation papers have been ~
cd at tho office ~ tho territorial sccrc
taty, ~ follows
The La Plata Ditch Company lncor
potatorr, J. r. Hobbs, = V. Williams, J .
T. Alec, Harry lliplcr, James sparrow,
Dennis Cunningham, capital stock, si2b.
object, Ia extend the Williams ditch in
IAN jean county TO cover mesa lands
five miles distant Principal business
Office ut La Plata.
Atlantic 4 Pacific Hospital Asaoc,A
ton -.lncurpotators, u. u, Robinson, W.
G. llnzledine, J. i. Raster, Geo. \. Han
cock; To be supported 10y donations from
employees ~ the Atlantic 4 Pacific rail
road place oi business, Albuquerque.
The Gate City Contracting Company
Incorporators, G. \. Fox, V, T., Hest
wood and \. W, Dorsey Capital stock,
t2i,ODO. Place % business, Ration. Oh.
jcct, 10 construct railroads, gas and cleo.
WV Ik'' NpIhN' tN'"S" 'NeVN''b
canals, etc.
Ration Water Works Company Incor
porators. Gco j Pace, VI u stockton
r.. -. Sewers, }. ". Dryer, Russell Mar
cy, Capital stock, S7i,o0h Place Ci
business. and orjec, - establish wntcl
system ut Ration.
The Albuquerque stree, Railway c,m
pany (old linel tics amended articles al
Incorporation tu CORRECT mistakes aut
omissions IN its original charter. iilr,
May, lSso, with u capital stock u $2,nN
Ras~ Bnii.
There will be II practice game ~ bal
neit Sunday afternoon between the Ma
Rooms and picked nine Mt the TAI
grounds.
The III pnso team, which vent 10 Eld,
un the ith to play Tor n purse ~ Ella
were beaten 10y the Eddy boys, the scur
being II to-
The New Mexican says; I.as Vega
treated the Santa Fc ball team yer.
shnbblly on the 4th, declining to pla.
them u, the last moment.
The Santa Fe base ball club will VIA
this city and play II match game will
The Maroons on the l9th. They will b
h. ndaomely treated while here
At Peral,a on the i,h game OF bal
between the pcralta and L.as Luna
clubs resulted IN u victory for the y,
ralta boys, the score standing ~ To /,
thor favor,
At the meeting IT the bnse ball clu
last evening =, j. Cpry WAS clecte
temporary manager IN the absence q
Manager McCreight. The club il al
, ranging for games with Santa 10 Fol
Wlnga,e, I'll Paso and other towns.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11

u,es from thirty .threeioo veil, and Al
II very triiing cost. The machine 70
Ntsy slmple requiring no skilliul man
Aeement entirely safe and economical.
Simple and Ell ct,v" machinery Tor pro.
ducug water, IN the absence ~ general
aud Systematic methods Of supplying II
Tor irrigation, ~ ot the iirst consequence
to New Mexico, and It ia to DO hoped that
this pump will Till that requirement.
From the DESCRIPTION and results, II "a
evidently an Improvement on ali present
methods
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-07-11

canon last tNeuipk' tic hhs Jue' hh'hu-
ed the stone work on u dwelling house
in the canon Cor A. r. Proper.
The Ration Reporter says; The citizens
Of Albuquerque will find Meesrs, Houts
and Guy courteous. whole snuled gentle.
men with whom it Ia II pleasure 10 do
business.
The county board made small appro.
priatlun to secure credItabls exhibit
for TIE Territorial fair, and appoin.e d
Florencio Sandoval, Of Corrales, to make
the collection.
All the people IN Ohio are not smart
as William Mckinley, A man in Mari
otta, that state, wrltes for samples Of
| Silico. Mica Paint, and he wants il just
a. It comes out Of the ground.
Judge Seeds has rendered a decision
ordering the territorial auditor to issue
! u warrant To Victor A. Greer 'eaf, out OF
the deficiency fund to pay balance due
Greenleai IN district attorney.
NJ. :. Otero has sent thirty one pounds
OF gold bearing rock from his mine near
Bcrnalillo to an assayer at Denver, and
il the result Of the assay 10 favorable
work will be pushed on the mine.
The marriage OF Roman Romero, son
OF Don Trinidad Romero % Wagon
Mound, and Miss Sophia, daughter
OF Probate Judge Jesus Arm'jo y
Jaramillo, will take place at Atrisco next
Tuesday morning. Extensive prepare
tons are being made for the ceremony
and there will DO large attendance OF
relatives and friends
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-07
UaRet=A9entur
fiir o{e beutfMe WeiMShnH

fur 0te 0e1atfG1e Net61Spor.
0ie rlnterseitneten b~ef6r6eru padete bis au 100
Aflnb na1 9eutidalano, Setretdb, @mtueoen,
dfprte ca zen, 96nem0rf llnb Der @dWefa au ben
readmaBigeri bon ber DeutfdIeU @et@SDefsNers
NDaItuue feIteeiebteu Qreifeu,
GbenIp befnr9en bteielbe1 Observation-Disclosures BON
uub mad allen GbeiIen Guropas uno aulertfos au ben
biQie1teu 0fateu.
NeHfeL @rnGunRt & Gorbaater,
p miataH Ctr, BEN Npxk, {
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-03
CAUGHT UP BY THE LAW.

JACOB FRY is in Jail awaiting a hearing be-
fore Alderman McMasters on Monday ac-
cused of embeZzling $23 from c. +. Adams.
WILLIE RATHBURN and James Reagan are
in Jail under charge of malicious mischief
preferred by Sam Wah Kee, of Second ave-
nue., who alleges that the defendants threw
a stone through window in his house.
ALICE SoMERs, of Beelen street, Fourteenth
ward, was arrested last night on q warrant,
by officer Magel. She is charged with dis
orderly conduct, by Patrick Guffe, who
alleges that Miss Somers broke the front
door of his house and threw mud and stones
into his parlors.
GEORGE LANG was arrested yesterday after
noon by officer Ludwig and lodged in the
Eleventh ward station with Il charge of dis
orderly conduct against him. 1t is alleged
by the officer that he found Lang dressed in
his underclothing with hatchet in his hand
chasing his wife around the back yard
threatening to kill her.
THE attention of the Humane Society was
called yesterday to the condition OF two
girls who are now confined in the Allegheny
lookup. Agent James +. Bergman investi-
gated the matter and learned that their
names were Annie Dorm and Maggie Green
aged respectively, II and 10 years. The
girls were found by q policeman lying dead
drunk alongside of one of the penitentiary
walls at Woods Run. 1t is probable that
action will be taken to place the girls in the
Morganza Reform School.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-03
THE NoRTHsIDE WAR CLUBS.
They Are Advised to Forgive and Forget
Mr.. Bardsley.

A second meeting of the Morrison and
Gregg war clubs, of Allegheny, was held
last night in Allegheny Select Council
chamber. The meeting was largely at
tended by members of the G. A r. and
others, and was presided over by Captain
Barbour. 1t was reported that clubs had
been organized in the Second, Third, Fifth,
Sixth, Seventh and Eleventh wards. The
Second ward delegates reported three clubs
in that ward with membership of 81 each
and the other clubs reported their ranks to
be well filled up.
Colonel W. a. Stone made short adj
dress in which he urged all old soldiers to
get to work for the ticket. Colonel Stone
said: 'The Democrats tell YOU not to vote
for Gregg and Morrison because man
named Bardsley stole a lot of money and
was arrested and sent to prison. 1t is true
that he was Republican, but what of that?
Why, our Lord selected II apostles and one
of them went wrong. Let us forget John
Bardsley and vote and work for the soldier
boys who carried the flag and wore the
blue"
Other addresses were made by Casper
Miller, who served in the Sixth U. S. Cav
airy under General Gregg, j. II. Stevenson,
ThomaE G. Sample and Captain Barbour
1t was decided that each club elect three
delegates to form central club.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-03
WORKING ON DRUNKARDs.

How the Bay States New Drink Law Has
Been Operating in Boston.
Boston, Oct. 2.-[SpeciGl THE new
''drink" law has been in operation in Mass
achusetts three months ard the probation
officer furnishes some mighty interesting
data as to its workings in Boston alone.
There have been saved in the aggregate 800
months imprisonment and Sc, 393 imprison-
ment expenses. The number on probation
in both courts July 1 was 400; taken during
the quarter 100: disposed of during the
quarter, Al: remaining in care September
30, POI; discharged, 222; sent to country
homes, 107 sent to charity homes, 30: SAIL
ors sent to sea, %; died while in care, ,: sur
rendered for sentence, II; ran away to
escape surrender, -; eases favOrablv dis
posed of, 40S: counted lost; 2G: total, 434.
The prison estimates are 40S persons
saved from Imprisonment; 355 months of
Imprisonment saved S6,393 in prison ex-
penses saved; 2,73S criminal offenses looked
into; Sc persons induced to sign temperance
pledges; SIS, ,706 in bonds given. The state
ments made by prisoners arrested for
drunkenness were 5,2O7. OF these 4,5Sj
were probably true and 622 were reported
probably false by the police. All we're in
vestigated and !, ,129 were found to be un-
true The police were notified to investi-
gate J91 cases.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-03

Hon. George A. Quigley, of Philadelphia.
who was elected to the State House of Rep
resentatives in 1861, and has spent the
greater portion of his time since as legis-
lator, WAS guest yesterday at the Sixth
Avenue Hotel. Mr.. Quigley is fast friend
of Hon. john O'Neil, the proprietor of the
hotel, and owing to his long term of service
in the House, has fund of information
very interesting to Pennsylvania. He is
a stalwart defender of the Democratic faith
once delivered to Democratic saints, as
enthusiastic in its support as he was 80
years again, when he first became a repre-
sentative. He was much fatigued with his
journey and unable to converse much, but
said he would be back for longer stay, and
would then tell something of his 80 years
connection with public affairs.