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ALEXANDRIA.
CORPORATION COURT.

CORPORATION COURT.
The corporation court, Judge Norton, con-
tinues in session The court has been engaged
in granting liquor licenses under the approval
Of the excise board. No license can be consid-
cred by the court until it is first approved by
the board of excise, but the approval OF the
board of excise does not insure the granting of
the license and in cases where protests are
made the court does not act in the matter until
both sides are heard. This is the case now with
the applications of Z. VI. Utterbaek and James
McCauley. which are held up for further hear
ing On the probate side Of the court the will
Of Mrs. Mary Stewart has been admitted to pro-
bate The business on the criminal side OF the
court will be taken up tomorrow and the COM
monwealth's attorney will present several cases
70 the grand jury Tor consideration
NOTABLE coLoRED CITIZEN DEAD.
William Gray, the leading colored man Of
Alexandria. died at his home on the edge of
this city yesterday afternoon He had been
sick some time and had recently undergone
an operation for stone in the bladder. He had
resided here from boyhOod. and had been both
before and since the war highly esteemed by
the community, and very successful IN his
business as a butcher He had long been a
man Of means, and some estimate his estate at
sl0o, 900. He was the brother Of Principal Gray
Of Hallowell public school:
THE PEYToS CASE.
The Ross Peyton case came to a close at the
mayors Office this morning. After having at
one time been looked upon as a murder case,
when il was supposed Peyton would die from
the assault Of some Of his friends. il turned out
that his wound was not mortal and as he recov-
cred he tried to prevent the prosecution of his
friends. The mayor fined two of the party,
Waters and Lyles, s10 each, discharged the
others and so ended the case.
NOTES.
A pleasant evening was spent last night by
a number Of ladies and gentlemen at st. Paul's
lecture room, where old folks concert WAS
given under the auspices Of the Chapter of
Hope Miss Norton directing.
The Presbyterian mission board will next
autumn send Miss Ruth Swami Of this city as a
missionary to China
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jerome &. Barnett's VIII.

The will Of the late Jerome C. Burnett was
Alsd today. Ii bears date November II, 1875,
and leaves his estate TO his wife, Elizabeth C.
Burnett, to be used and disposed Of by her
without any hindrance or restraint Whatever.
Two Of the witnesses. o. A. Psnnoysr and d.
d. LAMB, have deceased
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ErRoPEAx HorrIa-Gaze,s hotel common,

EUROPEAN HorELa-Gaze's hotel coupons in
sure accommodations at high-class and WELL
tested hotels, effect great saving Of expense
and trouble, preventing all discussions as to
terms and including lights and service. Can be
purchased for any number of DAYS desired
Price, continental hotels. s2IO per day; Brit
ish hotels. s2.45 per day. For sale By ". p.
Van Wickle, lbs Pa ave.-Adrt
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THE COURTS.


RorrTY CouRr-Esd9e Hagnsr.
Todsy-Bouvet agt Harrison: auditors re-
port confirmed Desmond agt- Mcconnell; ap-
pssrancs Of absent defendant ordered. In re
ltSa{s r sadlsr and Theodore II. Henness, al
ln1Asics, urits ordered.
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The Elah MarLef

Among the arrivals at the fish wharf yester-
day were, 5000 herring, 500 shad, stur-
seon, 1900 punches Of trout, $50 punches Of
tailOrs or blueish. 16O punches Of croackers.
" punches Of rock fish. 112 punches of white
perch. 1856 punches of catfish, "A punches of
mullets. IS punches of eels, SO, 600 clans, s 900
crabs and 300 bushels Of oysters. Among the
e0ndemnations were ], 500 crabs and GOO clans
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

LHOR RENT-HANDSOME FLATS OF -FOUR
l. rooms each; on lst I'd and Sd floors; north south
and east windows. overlooking wide park on X st ,
OF the prettiest streets in the city large side yard
special facilities for housekeeping all bath and
range in each fat; all new and at BILE
rates.
my0-19ts Apply 23l3 Penn ave nv
LOR RENT-TWO FLATS; ENTIRE FLOORS.
each in best order and all mod. imps. 3346 NJ ST.
$io per month. R. A. PHILLIPS Bon, 1419 Y.
ave- nly9-6t
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

Sok kkNT-1444 Q ST.. NINE ROOMS AND
lSss 18th st. nv, 10 rooms and bath, eco
mye-4 PANT TuRPIN. 1923 NJ. ave.
EOR RENT-i2i4 Il ST NV; ROOMS GOV.
B. WIGHT. l40sS g st, myp.st
EoR RENT-BYw.C c. DUVAIL. 1,o sT Nm
- ISg NJ st. NV. just west of Junction Conn and
Rhode Island ayes. has IL rooms; every mod imp !;
sired; $40. W.
III New York ave- NV. l4-room dweiiins; rood
iocation Tor boarding house reduced to eas.
1434 st. NV, Broom desirable dwelling; larse
perlors finished in hard wood Q6S.
1880 81. ne. rooms u m. l. nice order: IN
g1S Al st. ne. rooms m. L. els 50.
kS n. Y. ave. n W.. Is rooms q. m. l. nice order
e1o. 75.
Also smaller houses In courts at sl0and sla
my9-3
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EoR kENr-s55.Jc -. l:B4l L 81. NM. ATIhAO-
\ i've S-story and basement hAy window hrick y
rooms. cellar. back building, alley, mod
TO > Inh:ll .s,,n.'
EOR RtNT-A fiyE-RooM HOUSE AT IENLEY-
- uSown' $3.50 per mouth. GEO. W. LlNkINs.
700 18th 81. NV. ap.sl2x
FOR RENT-IN MT. PLEASANT. AN ELEGANT
a nome. furnished. u all modern convent
stsole. &c. u X HFETFgRp.
apl5-lm illq d, \.
FOR LEASE.
ESoR LEAsE--l9- s-isEs9 X 81 NM, DESIRABLE
h new Scsiory Snd basement brick and brown stone
10 roont esrh with bath. cellar. furnace al
:, y " at 90 80 per month each. 1913 crh
u W. 3story brick, with s. rooms and hath all
tss snn IA ave. 3-story and basement brlck and
AZ A. ~ 80, witn 10 roouls al tluproVemeuts,
and lO1l y. X. ave-. desirable corner. 3
sDiy ara oasenen; brick and brown stone house with
II rooms. all front rooms and ali inproyernent
ESQ. % per month
r,x,oa b. II. WARNER L co,
800. sl6 St n. ".
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FOR RENT-STORES.

EOR RENT-ANEw, LARGE, BEAUTIFUL STORE
l. with cellar, stable alley in being S346
St. Georgetown. D. suitable for dry goods groce-
mes or clothing; Only S3o per month. k. A..
EOR REMITTANCE STORE WITH ROOMS
above and cellar; 1920 18th st. n suitable for any
business. For terms inquire Of Z. W. DOM, 1424
9th st. NV. myst:,ts
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FOR LEASE.
FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS

hOITE, Star once. 49, a.. ~,
t'ok SALE-A PIPE ORGAN, AT pRfSf>T i11-
n ."'eu IN Sohcordia Church. corner Goth and q SIS
IAN De lnspecied bet the hours OF \ AND IA
q. m. by appiynS at 1890 q 81 NV ,nyi.s, a. :"
tph sALtyrJUsT ARRIVED FROM MARTINS
= burE W Va. . bead OF driving horses can H..
seen at JAS u. BowEN's Livery Stables. az i. 4
- myi2-lw
E>ok SALE-HANDsoME UPRIGHT PAM IN
elegant condition that cost 49, one of our o,rn
nnest sly les; Teen used by careful PARTY and as d
- new has tch tone vita nne singing quality and ~
perfect every way. sI15 cash down Viii bny ~ N
Aken ~ once owner going away. Call at once
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Give. you nnetoned square piano or handsome -
gan for your home.
o-5 r. G. SMITH. Ic2a Pr av.
L'oK sALE-HORSi.si HORSES! HoRsFsf An
Il other carload of NirElnia horsss Just r-,eiv-i
among them une par OF very me larry rerrherua
mar,s. well broken nsie or duui.. also hay
carriage hoTs trial and all horsss s1iAfan-
te.l as represented. lAILs a biRNE. siAllss IN
rear oil tl- Ia II. nv. apls-iu
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nor RENT
L 31l7 o ST. 12r. b.
N &25
1857 sd at. 2Sr. b hotel. 90
BIZ n ST, l2r, b, N i. 10. 80
340I n st. 11r. b. IN i.35. 10
l623 sd ST, Or, b, m i. q. 30
33.224 :,oth. 6r. b. m i. 25. IS
l643 ed st. Or. b, IN /. .25
1910 BID St, Tor, b 4 st. -
Ee04 \ st, I. ar. M i.22. 9j
1910 18th. b. 7r, m i.2. 50
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
LpOR RENT-FURNISHED-
L Iowa circle. Pr 1889 1t, els

Foh RENTaFIRNIsHEp.
UNFURNIsHED.
S e. & and III 10 81 4 me- ne, g., al m
$50 9Th g. l3r all so $50 Callan ne. Or, - Is SO
ls,s Oh q. I1r.. so 50 iii g. =. Or xcei. Il
lis s1ss nv ~ 6 b Ssil 1o. s.
$l7 No ave, 20 Bgever's court. Il. 9. %
kockyille Nd l2r. Rear 800 It'll &C. 4r. 3. 10
Twining City. Or ........l4
apl5-1m swoRMsTEDT BRADLEY. g27fa.
E,OR RENT-NICE S-RoOM BRICK; NV; ALL
Il mod imps. perfect condition.
my12-8 NJ. A BALLINGER, 1422 F 1t. NV.
EOR RENT OR LEASE FOR TERM OF YEARS
the Office and residence Of the late DR.. O. Stanton
1874 g st. NV. my12-3t-
EoR RFNT-15O6 eTH ST. Nw.-2-sToRY AND
sa basement brick building rooms: oil mod imps
ST. after 4 p. m. my126t
EoR RENT-lg2O JUNIPER ST. TWO STORIES
myia:& ga DAVID D. STONE. sos st. NV.
EOR RENT-l544 STH ST. N.w-8-ROOM BRICK
N. GOLDSMITH ai7 Pa ave- 'e.'' my 1fpas ~
ErOR RENT-TEN ROOMS: TWO BACK PORCHEs;
pretty side and back yard large slze cor. 18th and
sts Apply to h. W. OFFUTT. 32d and ste.
Tor RENT-sl4 PER MONTH, TWO-sTORY AND
INQUIRE Of A. EBERLY's SONS. us 9TH st. NV.
FOR RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE, VERY
- reasonable. until October. Apply 1914 18th st.
q. ". my12-3t
ENOR RENT-BY THOMAS n WAGGAMAN
heal Estate Broker. Sl7 + st. q. y.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR RENT-STABLES

E'OR RENT-TwO-sTORY BRICK STABLE. BACI
Of 1012 18th ST., bet. and L n. W. AddressGEO
HARDIN, $40 Pa. ave. s. e.. or EUGENE +. Ar
NOlD. 4oo La ave- myll-lm
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Apply to r. K HOOPER,
my1-eo1m Baltimore. Ma.
FOR sALE-l !. 600 DOZEN IMPORTED ST JULIEN
c,sret at bargain; 5oc per quart bottles 30c. per
Pint pottle ID. A. SELIGSON. s-w cor. Pa. ave. and
I1n .. Nv ap25-eo3m
EOk sALE-CARRIAGEs. WAGONS AND BUG
R1es on easy terrna- Re Pairing and ordered work
tMoinPtly attended 70. COOK JAkBOE. $40 III St.
LOB SAIL A II. GREGORY, COR. 9Th ST.
Ana new York ave- n " is the place to buy buck
poarcs. pnastons. bueRies and carriages. Also two
norse WAGON suitable for feed or express
business. ap4-sm
kok sALE-CAsH BARGAINS.
Oniy lust received. i've car loads Columbus BuKxy
70 gcsnlages OF all latest styles
Sciuinpus ougRy. el14; was S150 Reductious On
AZ columbus work sold this spring.
- cheap onet o1nerSnt styles leather top bueH3eA
$96 co' were SO Phaston leather top. So %; w~s
Dayton wagon. se2. 50; was ca. So SO sprins
one q the nneet tvohorss furniture wagons in city
my rev repository. 1870 22d st. ,o,rv
FOB sALE-RIDIHG. DRIVING AND WORK
and second-hand hsfssss; baEnss. phsstons. surveys
"a i've You Ss;ssss. ooiEsSiH srSBI ~ f.si
yohnson ave. spl3lm
FOB sALE...0TTo" GAS ENGINES. BOTH NEw
an cs 'i s. NJ % seea e s,sui siS e
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

I'ok SAlE FINE PROPERTY FOR sUBDI-
II VISION, 900 ACRES. ADJOINING krNsiN.-
IoN CHEAP. ,. b. Winner. ar lfh II. myl2>R
t'ok sAl,E-aS ACRES. y MILF FROM BELTS
Il VILE. ". b. r. and d 10 from Npslinston
neAriy AL N fruit full l,arins * y. HALL 40 ~
tAW 81, bsitiinore Md. myl2-eo3t
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ENok shLE-MLSsRs. PFEIflER a CONLITr
- desire 10 call attention several hearty
sllfft WRIGHT PIANOS Just returned from rent.
which they VIII offer ~ reduced pflces 5l6 nth
NV apr
Eok sALE-Jusr ARRIvEp. MOTORISTS. AMONG
them three me matslted t-auis several draft aal
Enc drlNers also -liced horses Price. rpason-
able. NICHOLAS sChLloEI. zle3 sfl near u n w.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD.
L'OR RENT-TwO. PLEASANT ROOMS WITH
Il board in Brookland to person without children
convenient to railroad, electric porches. shade
board walks. Address P. p o., Star ofice. It
ssrrHE NAPLES" LAUREL, MD, OPEN JUNE / !:
- rooms can now be engaged Mrs. KENNADY.
DAkTIES WISHING QUIET SUMNER HOME
can be accommodated at reasonable with every
comfort usually found in hrstcass country boarding.
house. Address Miss LAURA CHAMBLfN. Ham
ilton. Va mys-3t'
nELIGHTFUL BOARD IN THE MOUNTAINS OF
IRON and sulphur water. Address Mfs JOHN SToCK
TON, The Brook, near Rio. Albemsris county. Va.
SUMMER BOARDERs WANTED AT LAKE
Sview Farm. hve minutes walk from Halpine station
Metr0poitan branch B. and o. +. r.. IL miles from
court. grove with pavilion lake and bosts. Address
A''' u Ia: 1 T*A isa n.sn,
myc-0 Rockville, Nd.
gunner BOARDERs DESIRED BY PRIVATE
.ase{ Gy On .nS MD 70 s. o
Ss PsreMass: sssds fIus rsfsssposs
SUMMKR BOARD AT CITY HOTEL. WEST.
y minister Nd, two hours BY RAN from Washington
D. g.. Geo tses above side; no mosquitoss: no ma:
furnishsd anew throughout; terms modsrste Refer
ences: Hon. Chas b. Roberts, Hon Frank II shaw
Hon yAs &C, Bond. Judge. &c.. Col. Vim. A. McKsl-
LIP: WessHinstss. Nd Address A. xLEFf. Proprietor.
SgnMaM.Ea s9ARpasT. aEoRaEs HALL, Is
aree buildings, shade tonic wster, sxtsnsvs grounds
no 1alaxts; tv2 minutes from station. Address HALL.
ss osoFssSs No. ap28-1ms
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Some Sarkasun.

As a rule the New MEXICAN doesn't
pay any attention to anonymous COM
munications, but this, a western woman's
defense of eastern society's latest fad, is
quite 'too rich, and must constitute an
exception to the rule:
To the Editor of the New Mexican.
SANTA FE, March l5.-Your genial Jen-
kins must have been little "cross"
when he penned his captious item upon
the amusing game of Tiddledy Winks.
Of course the game is intended for peo-
pie OF ordinary mental calibre, and not
for men of such brain as your society
editor. He must have been in a somno-
lent condition for several months past,
since he has discovered only at this late
date that TiddIedy Winks has just struck
Santa Fe," as he elegantly phrases it.
In this remarkably lively town there
are so many musical, literary, and other
intellectual amusements in progress every
night, at one or the other Of our beauti-
ful opera houses, to engage the attention
of your fastidous scribe, that it is no
wonder he can not find time to learn how
many of the aggravating little jokers he
could not get into the cup. before he
would become living picture OF his own
name. TIDDLEDY WINKs.
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ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
Town full of strangers.

Town full OF strangers.
Annie Abbot, the electric wonder, al
the court house tonight.
If the demand keeps up for the electric
lights as at present, the company will
have to begin charging its plant before
it is finished.
The funeral Of the little son of B. M.
Read took place at 2 o'clock this after
noon. The little ones death was caused
by bronchitis. Much sympathy is felt for
the sorrowing parents.
If Santa Fe incorporates, builds side
walks and otherwise shows signs of pro-
grees, there will be no further talk of re-
moving the capital; at least, not for years
to come.-Albuquerque Citizen.
Raise fund and light the principal
streets; liberal contract can be made
with either the electric light or the gas
company.
Kiralfy's Water Queen performance
will be given at the court house on Thurs
day evening. This arrangement was
settled upon this afternoon by Messrs.
Gray and Ireland.
Santa Fe item in the Las Vegas
Optic: "The progressive men Of
Santa Fe are talking of incor-
porating portion of that town,
should there be failure Of the movement
now on foot to incorporate the whole
town. They look at this matter very
wisely. incorporation of the whole town
is best, but incorporation of part of it is
better than to remain as they are"
Messrs. Cook and Claggett, brace of
wide-awake eastern business men, have
been at the Palace since Saturday. Mr..
Cook is banker and merchant at Bur-
lington, VT, and Mr.. Claggett is whole
sale hardware merchant of Louisville,
Ky. Both gentlemen are travelling through
the west in search of health and NAV also
engage in business. They express them
selves as greatly pleased with Santa Fe
and its prospects.
John Morton leaves tomorrow for Du-
range and other points along the b. &
r. G. in southern Colorado. He takes
with him samples of Santa Fe apples and
will arrange for regular shipments of
fruits and vegetables from Santa Fe dur.
ing the spring and summer.
Messrs. VIM. White and Thos. Gwyn
began work this morning on the survey of
the city boundaries. Sheriff Chavez &C.
companies them on behalf of the ex.
ecutive committee to see that the .boun-
daries as agreed upon are correctly run.
Lieut. Plummer has placed night watch
man in charge of the Fort Marcy military
reserve, and he authorizes the statement
that the guard carries gun with instruc-
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tons to use it. A great deal OF petty
thievery has been going on Whereabouts
OF late and if it is kept up somebody will
be hurt.
The announcement that the citizens
executive committee had unanimously
agreed on the area to be included in the
city limits, brought over $4,000 of eastern
capital for investment in Santa Fe real
estate. This being the case, what will be
the result when it is wired that the histor-
ic city has awakened from its long sleep
and voted unanimously in favor of incor-
poration?
Mr.. f. 7. Weber, of Denver, spent
yesterday and this forenoon in town,
leaving this evening for the south. He was
greatly pleased at learning OF the good
prospects for city Incorporation, and says
there will be no difficulty in Introducing a
large amount Of outside capital in here
this spring and summer if this progress
i've step is carried forward to a successful
issue. 'If it isn't" said he, "then Santa
Fe will take a back seat from which she
will be years in recovering"
Judge Felipe Delgado and family desire
to express their sincere thanks to those
friends who so generously contributed to
their comfort and sympathetic aid during
the illness and after the death of their
son, desiring especially to thank Gov
ernor and Mrs. Prince fo- timely atten-
tons.
Mr.. E. J. Collingwood has opened all
office on the plaza in ther occupied by
Mr.. j. D. Allan as q real estate office. Mr..
Collingwood has great faith in the out
come of Santa Fe, and this faith he is
demonstrating in q most practical man
ner.
Under the new time card, the A., T. &
S. f. midday train will leave at l instead
of l 40 p. M, as heretofore.
Both trains due from the east tonight
are reported late-snowing in Kansas
probably.
The garden makers began work in
earnest to-day.
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PERSONAL.

G. H. Gildersleeve and wife left yes
terday for six weeks trip east.
Mrs. A. F. Bandalier and her pretty
niece left yesterday for visit to st.
Louis. Prof. Bandalier and Geo. A.
johnson accompanied them as far as Las
Vegas.
Hon. J. l.. jerks is in from Cerrllos.
He reports the new Cash Entry
concentration as doing excellent work.
Hon. j. p. Gallegos, well known and
respected citizen Of Rio Arriba county, is
in the city from his home at Abiquiu.
Hon. Demetrio Perez, the new auditor,
arrived last night from the south.
&. W. Bond, the well known Espanola
merchant, is in the city. He stops at the
Palace.
Senator P. |. Jaramillo, an influential
and popular man, is on visit to the
capital from his home at FL Rito, Rio Ar
riba county.
At the Exchange Frank Becker, San
ia Cruz; G. We'll, San Francisco; Fred
Arnold, j. f. Shelley, Cerrillos; j. Smith,
San Pedro; j. L. jerks, Cerrillos; A.
Abeytia, jr., A. L. Branch, Mora; L. Nor
ton, Gallup; A. Brown, Las Vegas; J. w.
LOOMS, San Francisco; Augustus Reidd,
Trenton, N. j.; W. II. Matson, Topeka.
Her many friends in this city welcome
the return of Miss Ana Walker from San
ia Fe. She arrived Sunday afternoon
Ration Courier.
At the Palace: Miss Florence L.
Hopes, Baltimore; Miss Emma X. Jack
son, Denver; Geo. w. Bond, Espanola;
W. l.. LaMoure, Geo. II. Waterbury, H.
w. Holder, Z. j, Crocker, Denver; J.
NJ. Keeldeny, w. H. Murphy, L. f. Kin
ney, New Castle, Ind. II. G. Hart and
daughter, Mrs. G. D. B. Howell Chicago;
G. II. Bassett and wife, Pittsburg; A. P.
Moon, New York; Chas. B. Kehrman,
St. Louis; Joseph G. Sextro and family,
Cincinnati; j. NJ. Bailey and wife, Rich
mond, Va. G. G. Kelly and wife, Marva,
Ill.
Paul P. Stevens has returned from
Texas and resumes his ''sit" in the New
MEXICAN job department.
Ollie Moore, Of the New MEXICAN Job
rooms, is able to be out again to-day after
a long and hard struggle with "la grippe"
J. Smith, of New York, representing
Martin Arnheim merchant tailor, is at the
Exchange.
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Mere ants and ottcrs are hereby re-
minded taat IRE New MEXICAN is pre-.
pared to 60 their printing on short notice
and at reasonable ra.ee. Much of the Job
printing nov going out OF town should
c)me to tae NEw MEXICAN office. There
in no bel.:r excuse for seHding cut of
town for printing than there is for sending
away zor groceries or clothing. Our mer.
Chants should consider these things. The
NEw MEXICAN is acknowledged the lead
ing paper of tbs section. The patronage
Of the people will enable US to keep it 60
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The World Enriched.

The facilities of the present day for the
production Of everything that will coli
duce to the material welfare and comfort
OF mankind are almost unlimited and
when Syrup of Figs was first produced
-hc world was enriched with the only
perfect laxative known, as it is the only
remedy which is truly pleasing and re-
freshing to the taste and prompt and
edectual to cleanse the system gently in
the Spring time or, i'll fact, at any time
and the better it is known the more pop
u1ar it becomes.
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RAILWAY NOTES.

The D. & r. &. snow blockade which
has been on just one month to-day, was
raised yesterday and the first train sent
through to Durango. The San Juan
lines are now all open and trains running
regularly.
Messrs. VIM. Crosby, G. Portillo and
A. +. Johnson started down the line of
the new Mexican railway last week to
adjust the right of way between Deming
and Guerrero, Mexico, some 300 miles
from Deming. The Mormons, who have.
purchased the road, are hard at work and
promise to have trains running between
Deming and Coralitas within six months
Chas. johnson, who resigned the office
OF superintendent of the Santa Fe South
ern to accept a position on the Hunt
system of roads at Seattle, sends the
New MEXICAN word that "it did not pan
out" This system of roads has been alb
sorbed by the Northwestern company.
Mr.. johnson would doubtless like to
come back to the sunny southwest.
G. B. Eddy, vice president of the Pecos
Valley railroad, accompanied by his secre-
tary, G. G.. Blodgett, w. A. Hav klns,
attorney for the road, and Chas. S. Lud-
lum, secretary to President Hagerman,
arrived over the Texas & Pacific yester-
day en- route to Colorado Springs, Colo.-
Ell Paso Times.
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Santa Fe, March 10, 1S91.-Dr. Giles
pie extracted six teeth for me to-day. l
have been sick for several weeks and was
very nervous. l experienced no pain ex-
cept in one that was badly liberated.
Mrs. ELvIRA SLAUGHTER.
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Dissolution Notice.
The firm of Dudrow & Hughes, freight
ers and dealers in coal, lumber, etc., is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
G. w. Dudrow will continue the business,
settle and collect all accounts. A contin.
uance of the patronage and business Of
the patrons of the old firm is respectfully
solicited. Persons indebted to the old
firm will please settle up the earliest posi-
ble moment.
G. w. DUDRow,
FRANK H. HUGHES.
Santa Fe, N. NJ. Feb. ~, 1891.
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For Sale.

| will receive about the goth inst, a
Car load of Pedegreed Jersey COWS which
will be for sale at reasonable prices.
E. ANDREWS,
Manager, Santa Fe Dairy.