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75c. WILL Buy.
Sl.OO Will Buy,

44-inch All-wool Camels
Hair.
44-inch Atwood Cheviot,
40-inch Atwood Suraa
Twill.
40-inch Atwood Raveuna
Serge,
42-inch Atwood Bedford
Cord,
4G-inch Atwood Henri.
eta,
4O-inch Atwood Aneora
Serge.
57-inch All-wool Serge,
40-inch All-wool Sergette,
40Iinch Atwood Cashmere,
40-inch Atwood Brillian-
tine.
4O-inch Mohair Tdmise,
4O-inch Wool Brocad..
40-inch Indian Stripes,
4O-inch Polka-spotted Nous
seine.
40-inch Wool Figures.
30-inch Wool Diagonals,
46-inch Wool Broadcloths,
4O-inch Chevron Figures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-22

Hsa telsphon,e age when the ancient uni-
vsr~ity city H~ls. in GERMANY. can come out
q the types -RaIlo.~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-22

There q i1ss now a free coinage Of views
ssAsSdang 20 the recoinase Of old opinions.
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HAsDsoMx Is As HANDSOME DOES
e. E.; f. E Es1 En- en- ~:
: ksx kE EE I sss ; =

npr o YOU REMEMBER WHEN We oPKyEl
Z p,hc MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. &c, quit.
ODD year .ros We thought success wonld so,o
10 On It's ear-er-uHf 10 has. We never rush "pe
mel" into say'hins- Though paved tile way-erer,
fhtn1 was made resdJ-anf vo have kept u perfcc
ever s.ne.-Yeu are no: away fran Ga. need. tbi
STOCK supplies frola one years end to another W
womb iiks TO have you become o FREQUENT visito
hsfe' because 30 many tiIinxs harpeninx SIMON
'he rric's-oa short nptiee 'oG-thst IL Gu yos,~
can 10 turned 10 aceoun We arc lust as partie
ulaf about the guilty Of the heapess GRADE, q, Of th
Ctsf Maybe ~o 10 little letter than some Others
We frv to. ia Ca" ts.t-anl nobody eau do saors
Matters are At particularly interesting stage now
That IL one thing that hes TO writing from thi
or-tls fourth (take she c.evator).
Is Cents.
MUSLIN CORSET COVERS. with
high mock and felled seams.
70 Cents.
MUSLIN DRAWERS. With yose band
and cluster OF tucls.
CAMBRIC CORSET COVERS, GIL. low
in beck. left untrlraued FOR you to put
On the anishI.s touches to suit your
self
so Crxrs.
HSSLAS pc@NS Will tucked front
md doubs bach yoke. finished with cam-
tsic RIFLE
MUSLIN DRAWERS. with yois hand
aud runc. " embroidery.
cANBRIc CORSET COvERs-low
neef-,r'nirned front snd back with hem
stitching aud tucks.
USDEksKIRrs. with tucks AMI CAM
bric tn.iiss
20 CESrs
MUSLIN SKIRTS. with cambria ruff
rr. finished wish tucks and heInstitch-
ing.
MUSLIN DRAWERS. with tacss and
fuife Of embroidery.
MUSLIN GOWNS. with yoke OF IN
sertion and tucks. Neck, sleeves and
front trimmed with embroidery.
MUSLIN CHEMiSE. with yoke Of
henstitchns and tucks. sleeves and
neck edged with HAMBURG
CAMBRIA CORSET COVERS. Gu.
~" front and back. trimmed with anl-
Lrlitlery AKA finished with ieiied seams
and pearl buttons
IS Cents.
MUSLIN GOWNS. with turisd yoxc.
"" neck "A front. edged with embroid-
cry.
USDERsKIITs with caInbric rufae.
trimmed with Torchon lace
CAMBRIA DRAWERS. with cluster Of
tucks and Torchon lace trimming
CAMBRIC CORSET COVERS, sur.
plice pattern front and hack. trimmed
with Meiiei lace.
Sl.39.
MUSLIN SKIRTS, with six-inch
hounce Of enbroidery.
cANDRIC GOWNS. trimmed with
tucks. insertion and lace.
CNDEESHIRTS. vita vide emSrud-
cred aounce.
CAMBRIC DRAWERS. with insertion
and Ae@lci lace trimming.
ARROWS.
NURSES APRONS. made of India
lawn. thirty-eight inches long. with
SIX inch hem-2o cents.
LONG APRONS. with two deep tucks
and LADIES' SHORT APRONS IN
ished with clusters OF tucks-.5 cents
WALTERS APRONS-double width,
with wide hem-and NURSES
APHoNS-doubls width. with two
tucks--J0 cents.
These are all select" qualities-picked for their
ERECTION Of weave, work and wear. The depart
rent Is 50 completely stocked you not likely to
81 Tor anything-i.n lays any claim to worth-that
e cannot show you. That is a point you want to re-
enber although you would be apt to look to US for
q the varieties anyway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-22

Men. As A RUE. AaE Aprnr.
cIATIvE. AND WOMEN EVEN MORE
SO. THIS ACCOUNTS FOL THE PoPU-
LARITY OF OUR
EQUITABLE
CREDIT
sYiTEM.
THE TIDY AND ECONOMICAL
HOUSEWIFE ACKNOWLEDGING ITS BEN
FRACTIONS BY SURROUNDING HER
HOME WITH BEAUTY AND COMFORT.
LAYING ASIDE A FEwDoLLARs FROM
HER WEEKLY OR MoITHLY SAVINGS.
ALL THE WHILE ENJOYING THE SWEETS
OF DOMESTIC BLISS.
TO LIVE IN soUAL'R AND prscoM-
FORT HAS BEEN MISFORTUNE OF
THE PAST. TRAcEABn TO THE STERN
EXACTIoNs OF Cash SYSTEM WHICH
LACKS CONFIDENCE IL HUMAN IA.
TURE.
FURNITURE.
CARPETS.
DRApERIEs.
sTotEs.
woKs OF Arr.
HOUSE q HERRMNN's
CASH AND CREDIT roUsEa
917. els. Gel AND a37THE
AND
scls GIG MAS. AVE n. v.
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CAnuArr & L.ErDr.

CAnHAnr & LE,Dr.
02S It'll and T06 st. q, ".
FALL and Winter Dry Goods at less than regular
prices.
40-inch Atwood Cheviots new full coLors, at
5Oc.
IS md 3S-inch Atwood Plaids at Soc.
:S-inch Atwood Serges at 5Oc.
4O-inch Atwood Henrettas imported goods at
&c.
45-inch Atwood Henriettas, imported goods Al
Gu and T5c.
3S-inch Atwood Imported uenriettas, silk IN
jsa, at 5oc.. worth Slc.
43-inch Camels Hair Checks At &C. /; worth nc
:n-inch Caniel's Hair. plain cOlors, Blus, Green,
Brown and Garnet. at Ilc.
50-inch Ladies' Goth. extra value, at &c. 75c.
~ and $l.:3. Can't be matched at the price.
36-fnch Atwood Checks at 4Jc. sIecidt
4-4 Indigo Blue. Chintz and Windsor Cloth at
12kc.
A China Cloth, new styles. l2kc
Job In lndiso Prints 1t exc.
Furniture Cretonue. new styles, 80 inches only
New style Striped and Plaid ainshams. loo.
Balance Of Carpet stock to be closed out at way
down prices.
cARHAhE& LEIDY,
seio rs 7th s.: and FOG z 1t. n. v.
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W. ID. CLARK L CO.,
S11 Market Space.
FALL OPENING Or DREss GooDs

FALL OPENING o. DRrss GooDs
JOHNSON LUTTRELL's
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND ARTISTIC
line Of Fancy Dress Goods shown. il is impos-
sibe to convey proper idea of the beauty of these
entirely new designs by description: they must lie
seen TO he fully appreciated
Beautiful 3S-inch Al-wool Bourette Plaids at only
Soc. per yard.
3s-inch Boucle Plaids at only Csc. per yard.
42-inch Cancels Hair Stripes very stylish, at only
doc. yard.
4onch Cancels Hair Plaids. very fine quality. At
only 81 per yard.
All colors in Hindoo serges and Henrietta Cloths.
ranging from J0c. to 81 Ter yarti
20 Paris Rel Dress Patterns all the fashionable
shades. at the low price Of 80 pattern These
would be cheap at Sl5.
DO YOU WEAR JERSEY WAISTS.
lot Of Imported Stockinet Jerseys will be closed
out for less than the cost of importation. Some as
low as !Sc. and the very finest at e. b.
Come in and feast your eyes, You'll be welcome
whether you buy or not.
JOHNSON LUTTRELL
sl3 MARKET SPACE
We close at q. 'a.. Saturdays excepted. sel9
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AUTUMN NOVELTY DREss Goops.
Continued below.)

It's useless to attempt descriptions Of the Paris
Robes and kindred exclusive novelties It's tue style
that makes them attractive. Here is beautiful Robe
but who would know by this description: Shaggy
tufts of caMels hair grow here and there like
poodle dog partly shaved. It's evidently useless to
attempt description it only remains ask you to
call and view the new stock, and probably be sur
prised at Palais Royal prices.
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OUT-oF-TowN PEOPLE

Can shop by mail. We give
mail orders the most consci-
entious consideration. Orders
invited Competence solicited
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-22
SOME SOC. DnEss Goops

The following are put forward as champions Of our
stock and ready to do battle with any and all conf
petitors:
40 and 42-inch Fancy Plaid serses.......5 Soc yard
40-inch All-wool Autumn Cheviots. ... 5Oc yard
3s-inch Plaid and stripe Chevots.. SOC. yard
3o-inch Fancy Illuminated CheVots .JOc. yard
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Sizes u and14
Excellent value either Of them.
OUR FALL "suOwINGS"
OF
DRESS GOODS.
We hre in position TO
supply all your wants
in this line-and
supply them economically
That is-it will be
ECONOMY FOR YOUto
let us be the supplers
Of yuur Fall and Winter
Costumes.
Every detail of our stock
deserves your attention, not
alone for beauty Of style
but for extreme closeness
of price.
IT'S MONEY IN YOUR
POCKET
to buy your Dress Goods
here. &c. to 50c. saved
on yard Of Dress
Goods makes bit
oil al item when
the season Is over.
We ask Of you
comparison of our
PRICES-STYLES-AND
QUALITIES You should
Go that in justice
to yoursef--andif
you do it fairly
and squarely we'll
be the satisfied
onee-as well as
yourself.
Can you match
the following?
4l-inch Cheviots and Home
spuns. stylish effects-in the
New Wood shsdes-Grays, ModeS
Navy. Brown. &c. &c.
soc. YARD.
Plaid Cancels Hair Effect
Suitinzs. very stylish.
JOc. A YARD.
Cancels Hair Effect
Suiting. in large
stylish plaids. 1Jc.-
their value-that's
the price everywhere else.
OURS. Coo. A YARD.
ENGLISH Plaid and Stripe
Suitings. 4" inches wide,
very stylish and extremely
serviceable. 81 a yard
Is the general price.
&c. q yard
for these.
Fine Quality Bedford
Cords. in Navy. Light Gray.
Mode, GObelin. Browns.
Tans. &c. 81 the price
asked every where else.
OURS. &c. YARD.
PLAIN HENRIETTAS AND SERGEs.
Our stock Of plain dress
goods is very complete.
The line of colors contains
all new and staple shades,
and the range OF qualities
10 the hest possible for
the money.
60c., Ooc.. 75c. and 81
yard.
ladies' Cloths-all colors-
30 inches wide.
50c., Coo. 15c. and 81 YARD.
An Excellent Broad.
cloth value-French
goods-very fine grade-
and a large line Of
colors. The best value
possible for the price.
slAYARD.
JACQUARD
BEDFORD CORD ROBES,
4 colors.
Slste-medium and light Tans and Navy,
worth &15.
for ell. 81 each
FRENCH CLOTH
PLAID ROBES.
stylish colOrs.
$40. 80 each.
NOVELTIES IN MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
Fine effects In stripes. fancies.
&c. Soc to 81. % yard.
BLACK HENRIETTAs. sERGEs
AND CASHMERES.
large range of
Qualities-JOc. to IL % . yard.
BBE A y U NM MN ~ sSSs
"A U u MMMM"
BIB "A Y Y MIMI oSSo
AAA u u NJ NJ NJ
BBb A w N n II 1883
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE,
SEVENTH STREET. 1,
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BLACK Srurrs Fon FALL.
SOME ONE HAS SAID

SOME ONE HAS SAID
''Of all women in the world the American and
the Black Gown most becom:nr." Be this as
Il may no woman can truly feel that her
wardrobe il complete IL the BLACK" gown is
absent. There ssdny occasions when it
appropriate; so Ier when it is not.
We were never az well fixed 70 show
BLACK DRESS STUfFS.
Never so many to show-sorts and quantities.
The high character and super,ative worth of
the BLACK FABRICS wkirh We di,ravs offer
has insured the success Of this department
since the day of its opening. No fabric requires
moro care in selection. Light is the most es-
s-ntial agent in making ju Iirious purchase OF
Black dress. After a careful study as TO how
Black goods should lie sho wn to the best poss bile
ADVANTAGE We erected annex. 36xJ0 feet. to
our 10Th st. building. for the display and sale Of
BLACK SruFrs
Exclusively. Here the elementary rays Of
light are the primary consideration and in
which none but the DuTsst dyes stand the
most critical examination Of the expert judge.
Our Autumn importations now ready for in
spection. Elexanee. durability. variety and
moderation in price have never been 50 closely
linked together.
75c. WILL BuY.
40-inch Ravenna Serge.
40-ineh Imperial Serge.
45-inch Jet Serge,
46-inch Atwood Henrietta
40-inch Ali wool Sebastapoi,
40-inch Atwood Bedford -
Cord. &c.
40-inch Atwood Brillian.
tine. 4 YARD.
4O-inch Atwood Cheviot,
40-inch Atwood Cashmere,
40-inch Figured Jacquarls
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efcLinen Pillow Case. stamred and hem
stitched. 80 cents instead of so cents for tomorrow.
stamped Pillow Shams that should bring 10 cents will
DE offered at 10 cents tomorrow. Five styles of Monte
Spashers at 80 cents instead of 30 cents. Bureau
Scarfs and Splashers with Drawn work to be Of
fercd tomorrow at 10 cents each tnOugha bargain
cents. Monte Scarfs feet long by 4 feet in width
FOR Us cents is another Price surprs They have two
rows Of drawn work and are stamped the entire
length. Helnstiiched Monte Scarfs. stamped in
choice designs those ~ yards long, 80 cents those
yards long. CS cents. Hot Biscuit Cloths of Ken
sngton linen at so cents instead of 6S cents for TO-
morrow. Eensington Linen Tray Covers. hem
stitched. only % cents
CURIOUS COINCIDENCE.
At tho moment of writing about the above men,
toned tray the art goods buyer the
arrival of two cases Of japanese Goods consisting of
cups and saucers. &C. These may may not he very
desirable Since the writer has never seen them he
can but mention the fact of their arrival and the buy
ers claim thas 'UeU hare tie bargains OF the city"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-22

"a School Ssppiics. bascment, lila street
baitdfny-stdirtcay and eterdtors.
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MORE CAMEI,s HAIR Su1r1scs.

Rivals to the 8 % novelty these 54-inch Suit
ings at only 15 and Soc yard Plads in choice color
combinations. stripes in pretty designs.
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Full STOCK Or FALL AND W1xrEs

Full STOCK Or FALL AND W1xrE,
DRY GOODS
Al greatly reduced prices
AT LUrTREI4L'S
Goth street and Penna. ave. NV
The Best Striped Plaid and Plain Dress Goods In tn
market at Ii. 80 and &c.
Full line i6-lnch Henrettas at e5 Sc. and al Al
shades.
Large line. all colors, Dress Goods a. Is. q
ami &c. ,Isi -
Black Silks, surahs. Black and Co,0rsd, yslysts q
10 west cash prices.
Our line of Gents. Ladies' and Chiidren'i Under
wear is now complete and exceedingly low ngufe
We invite an inspection Of quality and price.
Hosiery a speciality. Every par warranted.
Our 25c. Black Hose. the best in the city.
One case ia White Wool Blankets ct Is; Srth
fully 81. 30.
Other Blankets and Bed comfor. from s1u
One case Fruit-of-the- Loom Cotton at sc.
We are leaders for silk and Gloria Umbrell-
new and beautiful line Of Neck wear tuseeceaSeo
The prettiest &c. Tie in the country.
We invite ali to inspect our stock and Pc. Com
pare them with others. Call on At oio stand.
THos. =. LuiRELL.
se1c-2w Cor 10th st. an q. ave. n v.
GET TIE BrsE
1uE CONCORD ARsEsa
Iurz I. BRO.
4s7 Penn. sv.. Joining National Hoss,-
Trunks and satehel, {, ss make 1t los pssesA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-22
LOVELY Su1rrsos. 1925 YARD.

These Striped Camels Hair suitings full 4Oinches
wide All the correct autumn tns. and stripes look
ing more like silk than cancels hair You never before
have had the opportunity obtain such quality Broad
cloth at sl.25 q yard. Full "a inches wide. All
shades.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-22
EvrRrsoDr IxvrrIo,

. 90 n rurspArArrrRsooxs xs
I. 3 EVENING. FROM FOUR TO
NINE O'CLOCK. WE WILL BIZ AT
HOME TO ALL OF Our FRIENDS
ANpTHE PUBLIC. OUR MAMMOTH
NEW BUILDING AND IMMENSE
NEW STOCK OF THE LATEST FALL
STYLES IN REApy-NApE GAR
MENrs FOR MEN. BOYS AND
CHILDREN WILL BIT ON rxHrBi.
TON To EVERYBODY.
Brr osIrrvELr NO GOODS TO BIZ
SOLD. But ON WEDNESDAY
MORNING. BRIGHT AND EARLY.
WE WILL OPEN FOR BUSINESS.
AND SHALL EXPECT TO SEE ALL
OF OUR OLD PATRONS AND a
HOST OF NEW ONES.
w WE SHALL BE PREPARED
EwTE TO SHOW rourHrLAHo-
EST AND MOST SELECT AssoRT-
MENr OF READY-MApE CLOTHING
EVER GATHERED UNDER ONE
ROOF. REMEMBER THAT wEARE
CLoTHIERs EXCLUSIVELY. We
DEAL IN NOTHING ELSE. But
ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING IN
THE CLOTHING LINE THAT Is
FASHIONABLE CAN BE FOUND
HERE IN THE MOST RELrABLE
GRADES AND AT VERY MODERATE
PRICES.
ROBINSON. Parker & Co.
THE LARGEST EXCLUSIVE CLOTHING
HOUSE IN AMERICA
SOUTHWEST CORNER l2TB ANpy
se2l-2s SITS NV.
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so Crsrs.

MUSLIN GOWNS. With tucked front
and doubh back yoke. finished with cam
bIic ruflle.
MUSLIN DRAWERS, with yois hand
and ruf'cs u embroidery.
CANBRIC CORSET COvERS-lov
neck-,r,nirned front and back with hem
stitching aud tucks
USDEksKIRrs. with tucks anil CAM
bric fu.1ies.
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BEDFORD CoRDs Fon 1922,

Cardinal. Navy, Garnet. Myrtle. Cadet. Tan, Gray
Steel. Black Extra quality. 40 inches wide, S5c an,
81 yard Here the fancy Bedford Cords at onl
6Sc. yard.
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SPECIAL Pnrcrs Fon ToMonnow.

5CENTs each for Button Bags. whisk Holders. &c.
The binding as neat and the stamping artistic
the more expensive bags.
10 CENTS each for Shoe Bags with two pockets.
Brush ard Comb B-gs also Buster Bags.
ii CENTS for Umbrella Holders that you'll Judge
cheap at % cents.
2l CENTS for Darnng Bags that as pretty look.
ing as they useful.
% CENTS Cor bags to hold solled collars and cuffs
and kindred small articles.
ID CENTs for bouncing big Laundry Bags-bags
that ought to bring, and generally do bring 20
As CENTS for the Family Laundry Bag. with ca
pacity greater than school boys appetite.
% CENTS for q Newspaper Holder. The man who
gets one OF these for a present VIII appreciate it as
much as you will new wrap or costume.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-22
TIE VERY --LATEST Gloves
Are
PEARL COLOR DRESSED KID,
With
BROAD BLACK SILK EMBROIDERY.
Only u pair.
The PALA1s ROYAL.

Tomorrow wednesday, illustrate how the out
lay Of little money may help brighten ones home.
Let us FIRST point to Stamped Goods. for hero are
thousand and useful and ornamental articles OF
little cost which yon will feel proud to posscss-the
pride will come with the knowledge that your own
labor ami skill helped make them beautiful as we'll
as useful.
The goods mentioned below stamped with arpro-
Pirate ana entirely and novel designs for you to
outline:
Tho various bags and cases are bound Will, braid
and have proper attachments for hanging them in pc.
sitiou.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-22
FRrscH SEneEs Fon AUTUMN

Wear like wire. Always look new. See the autumn
shades and the qualities offer 5c and Soc yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-22

Excellent value either Of them.
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WASrEp-sxPEn1ENcsD MEN FOR OUR CUR.

FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN.
OUR MAMMOTH
10c.
SCHOOL PACKAGE
Is
Brinxins crowds
Of school chill
dren 10 the store.
We have ~uLuehto
Last about week
LONGER. TLrn no
More until next
September.
We have PIT on SAFE
In our Cloak Department
Excellent values In
-Children's---
-Reefers.
They are made OF sub
s,antial Navy Blue
Cioth-IS TWO GRADES.
Trimmed with
Brass buttons.
GRADE -
-sl.75--
For all
Sizes.
- to i?.-
Grade 9
is
$3.50.
Sizes to 10.
S2.95.
Sizes u and14.
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Coon AND CuEAp Rrsposs.

Warranted all silk and the correct autumn s.ylss and
celors.
Faile. for millinery ~ inches wids.... 3ac yard
Satin Ribbons for fancy work. .5 to NC yard
Velvet kibbosis satin back. black and all shades at
special prices fo- this sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-22

Also line Of hich-class novelties in RIBE-
LINE CHEVIOT. VIGOGNE, BEDFORD
CORDS. DIAGONAL6. CHEyIOTS AND
CAMELS HAIR. IN STRIPES AND
PLAIDS,
-3l.25 TO o. YARD
(First floor. annex to 10th ST. building>
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-28
Len for MInHaurI.

George Cundif, father Of George NJ.
Cundif aud Mrs Jake Gainsley, Of this
city, the story Of whose absence from his
wife (now Mira I. ID, Winnie Of Denver),
and family being pu olished IL TnE CITI.
ZEN last Saturday, left the city last
night for Joplin, Mo, from which place
he wandered out west to Colorado and
was not heard OF for eighteen years, to
rensw old acquaintanoes and 10 look al.
ter property left there by HIM. After u
short visit in Missouri, he will return TO
hIs rsnching and mining in the San Luis
valley Of Colorado and will make occa
sionAl Visits TO his children here. 10 the
past eighteen years fortune favored him,
and he acquired both money and proper.
~, and last evening, before taking the
train for the east, he presented the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-28

One al the most important dlscov"',' -
ever made IN this part 81 the couutr! Nas
reported to lay. A party 81 proepec,ots
who have been OPP ntlng about tort!
miles west u this cIty, IA the San Mht"o
mountains, came IN and brought with
them sack foil u samples, which upon
being asesysd were found to carry nj
aluminium IN large quantities. Onc ~
ssy, 81 rock taken from the surface,
showed - per cent ~ Ia ;Hl, aud II rs
said that there are hundreds u Hcres II
Just the same. II IL at the loot 81 the
mountain, on the western slope, aud
about thirty miles from the railroad,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-28
4 New i.odgr Instituted.

On last Thursday evening Excrlslor
Iu5sc No. ], Degree ~ Honor, was IN.
stltutrd IN tins city 10y 4, ID. johnson,
dcputy grand master workman, 4. q. L.
", The Degree Of Honor Is auxiliary 10
the so. t.W and holds the same rrln
ton To- It us does the Eastern Star to
Masonry aud the Daughters OF lirhckHh
t. o." Fellowship The new lodge
s'nrt' out with tfty charter members
H." officers installed for tho first term
are ~ fuliuUs
Past Chief VI Honor Mrs r. NJ. Ed.
d,ngr
thl,f - Honor Mis- ". =. Lowe.
LAZY ~ ,Ipuor Mrs Clara llIu,s
SISTER u Ceremonies Miss Meaddy
l!I"r.
Sister Recorder Miss Laura Grave lie
Sister fIrnuclcr Mrs. Lea Schhiier
Sister Receiver Mrs. Hattie Faster.
SISTER C-Lcr Miss :isggrc Wardwell
lnslir Watch Mrs, Kate llartch
Ou,.ldr Watch Mrs G.. Stevens.
advisor t. C. ~ II Miss Abbic r.
l-h'rwood
MAIDS IL Honor Mesdames Kuby aud
Stevens
Trustees Mcssrs Mclaughlin, yo,uw
and johnson
The lodge will meet on the first a. 4
thrri Thursdays ot each month IN the
|. o. q. f., hall,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-28
ibi.iri-t court.

Yesterday afternoon Judge Warren
asked the court g. grant defendant, IA
III" case ~ jesus VI Persia 1T nj, heirs -
Jose l.. lrrrA deceased, W Lluls SUI
barher, chnncery ior partition, ten DAYS
in which Ia answer amended hii filed.
Judge Warren accepts appointment =
guardian all lttum IN the casc ~ Pedro
Pctca, administrator, etc, W. ti"urgr ".
Harrison, administrator, It I'll, rhaur.ry ,
and Vas gwen until next saturday To-
file answer,
Tho jury ~ the en-" = william j.
Wilson ". Ia" AtchsDu, Topeka 4 san u
Fe railroad company, brought IA a Yer
dict this morning for s2jl nud cus's ~
defendant, Sherrupon the defendant
gave notice u motion iurRurN ;ua'
The case 81 the Territory ~ Crs,pUal
Romero, accused 4 cat,l" stealing. was
then called aud ~ nOV 90 ,r,al TIE Zee
PENDANT ia represented 10y " u Chl.d"fs.
while Prosecuting Attorney Whltrmau
~ appearlug Tor the territory
John Van liout"u, IL rnt,Sro' Holland.
was nIads "a t,t,ycu - the Tinted ~tal,s
yesterday afternoon upon tho rGdufsr
ment u + ", l,ee aud rhns r. llurt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-28
= FnmiiS Reunion.

Mira Grunstsld, mother VI the Messts
Grunsield u Santa Re aud Albuquerque,
and sister TO Hon. l.. Splegeiberg, has
arrived here from Cassie, Germany, On a
visit The sister and brother have not
met before in twenty four years, Mr.,
Alfred NJ. Gruusicld accompanied his
mother out from New York lie has
fully recovered from his long siege with
la grippe,
The above item IL clipped from the
New Mexican, and Slgirled and Ernest
irunsield, OF this city, ARE in Santa fr,
and a happy family reunion occurred
there yesterday.