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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-09-18
Foreign.

A WHOLE family OF Paris France, num-
bering six members, committed suicide on
recent day. The father and mother showed
the way by hanging themselves, en- ! the
others who were adult children, initiated
their parents.
ADvIcEs have been roeeivei OF the wreck
ing OF Grimsby smack in Iceland, and the
drowning OF twelve Of her crew.
THE Transatlantic steamer City OF New
York arrivei at Queenstown, Ireland, from
New York, having crossed the Atlantic in
1--WE days, twenty-five hours and nifty MIN,
utes. Tni5 rua beats any previous record
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-09-18

There are some dinner tables at which
the guests powder their sauce from a
silver nutmeg CRATER and relieve olives OF
their pits with silver olive corcr.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-05-10
A HANDSOME NEW HOUSE

MT. Thomas G. Hensey Building a Fine
Residence for Himself on Nj Street.
Mr.. Thomas G.. Hensey, the real estate
dealer, is having a fine residence erected at
4oo Nj street northwest adding to the extern
siVe improvements that have been going on in
that vicinity this winter. The house is large
and conveniently constructed being three
stories high and four rooms deep with cellar
and store-rooms The front is of pressed
brick, with first floor and all trimmings of
Hummelstown brownstone. The front en-
trance has stone steps and porch, with arched
front door opening on a vestibule and large
hall. On the right will be large hatrack
buiit In the wall, and in front are stairs lead
ing to the second story. On the left you enter
py folding doors saloon parlor nearly forty
1eet long arched in the centre. Beyond this
are the library, dining-room, and buffers
pantry, giving the house depth of seventy
TWO feet. The main staircase, screens,
walnscoting, and all trimmings on the first
moor VIII be of oak finished in hard oil.
Inc upper stories are to be finished in
natural wood, having large clothes closets and
stationary washstands The bathroom is to
De htted with all the latest appliances. The
Kitchen is in the basement, connecting with
the dnlng-room by dumb. waiter Next to
this is the laundry. The entire house is TO be
heated by hot water, the heater being located
In the cellar Messrs. johnson & Morris are do
ing this part of the work. Electric lighting,
bells, speaking tubes, and alarms will soon be
put in. Mr.. Hensey intends to have filter
placed in the front basement, SO that all the
water will be purified as it enters the house.
The apparatus will come from New York and
will be reyersable, SO that it can be easily
cleaned or regulated.
In the rear Of his house is a two-story brick
stable in course OF erection, which will have
accommodationsfor three horses and Carriages,
with coachman's-room, loft, harness-room, and
bins. NJ. ID. Hensey is the architect and
builder.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-05-10

Ez5" Communications Of any kind, regarding
Real Estate, Building, and Architecture, are
solicited, and aOiA be oheerti.lly received. They
must be sent IN not later than Thursday after
noon Of each week, and addressed to Real
Sunday Herald.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-05-10
RHal Extats IHalsrx.
SNAP.

S400 cash and SOS per month will buy new
7-room brick house, all m 1, beautifully To-
Gated; lot 25xl45. Price, 5000. Only few
of these houses left on these terms.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-05-10

HOUSES.
S-r blk. on X bt 10th and 11th NV, all m $1,000
6-r bk, on X bt 10th and 11th nw........ 5,T0O
Or 3-story blk, on T bt 18th and 10th, all
m 1; lot 2Ox12O 5000
A magnificent business property on II
st ne bt 10Th and 18TH lot 72x35 back
TO paved ley.................,......."... 1000
10-r pr bk, bay window and basement,
all m |, water on sidewalk; rents for
$3.50; very easy terms.................... $500
s CIR bks, all m l, on Cleveland st NV,
ranging in price from 81, $50 to s., 500;
first-class investment.
A dozen new bks on easy instalments
Stop paying rent and buy home.
Business property ne, 22ax100, 10 RS,
cheap at....."........."........"... 10, 800
LOTS
Holmead Manor; size, 50x1O0.. .35c
Linden Station, on Met r RR....................5c
1r1nlQau 1rom....... 1Oc to SOC
College Park, B & o II II, from. to &c
Mount Pleasant, from..."...............65c to 81
Columbia Heights, from................30 .30c to soc
whitney
Ivy
hVerdale
lyaeUSNie
NenshSIon
aahoa
Brookland lOc
Charlton Heights.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-05-10

Ballantine's Pale Extra Beer cure the la
grippe.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-05-10

not interested in it actively to very great
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29
Csnauctsr starr KILLED.

Yesterday afternoon, between ] and .
o'clock, "a horrible accident occurred on
the Santa Fe road at Towne siding, two
miles this eide OF FL Paso. Eugine No.
i55, running light, with Conductor Starr
and his crew on the tender, and Engineer
McEnnis and Fireman Graham in the
cab, left III Psso TO 20 up 10 the Mon
toya gravel pits when the engine rau into
an opened Wharton switch, derailing IL
and throwing the poweriul machine into
water talk on the side. Conductor
Starr was instantly killed; Engineer Mo.
Enuis, Fireman Graham and Brakeman
John Nudge, brother OF II. U. Nudge,
division superintendent at San Msrc,al,
are seriously II not fatally injured about
tho head. They are also badly bruised
aud Gu, up ell over the body. The acct
dent delayed the north bound passenger
train about seven hours.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29
EnRtueer~ Herr.

George L. Brown, engineer in charge
OF the surveying corps OF the Rio Grande
Irrigation and Colonization company,
moved his outfit from Wallace 10 this
city yesterday afternoon. j. f. White,
NJ. +. Donavan, II. Is. Tull, George &.
Scott and two teamsters, who constitute
tho corps. also came down to the city.
Mr.. Brown states that the prslimina nary
survey from this city on the mesa to
Santa Cruz canon. about five miles
above Peua Blanca, 10 completed, and
that he 10 here To meet Colonel Smith
and Consulting Engineer Anderson, who
are expected TO arrive from the south
this evening. Wheu the latter gentle
men get here the public will doubtless
then be definitely informed about wha,
they intend doing.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29

A number Of young men, DESTROYS Of
organizing an athletic association, met
last evening at Justice Madden's Office
aud the following temporary officers
were chosen; Col, J, @. Albright, presi.
dent, and W. T. Creight, secretary. The
following committee on constitution and
by laws: Msssrs, +. NJ. lliff, +. W. R,ecke,
W. r. Bledsoe, J. II. 0aiusley and DR.,
w. q, Hope-wss appointed. with in.
structions from the chair TO report al
the adjourned meeting nsSt Monday
evening. This 10 the beeinniog, and the
outlook for the permanent organization
OF an athletic club 10 RALLY bright,
NEXT Monday evening, at tao same place,
let all those who have promised TO join
be present.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29
Bouaa Over,

Francisco Lopez, the fellow who shot
tue Mexican lad. Fernandez Garcia, last
Sunday afternoon, had n preliminary
hearing yesterday before II. Il Whiting.
the old town Justice OF the peace. II
was proven ut the hearing that the boy
was not stealing fruit from tho Priests
garden, but was passing along the usual
trail north OF the garden, when he was
shot. Lopez confessed that he shot the
boy, but stated that he did not shoot a!
any person the dogs were barking and
he shot In the direction where they were
The lads clothes, all bloody. aud the
right side com plstely perforated from the
shots, were presented in court. The boy
was also there. IN eleven wounds, none
dangerous, howe Ier, were counted from
the right hip up 10 the head The jus
tice put Lopez under $500 bail, William
Mc9 uinn-sa and Leonardo iiunick DO
coming his bondsmen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29

Corporal Rosenberg, troop q, third
cavalry, and Private Stewart, OF the
band, Fort Macintosh; Corporal Andrews'
troop b, third cavalry, Fort Brown; Cor.
poral barrymore, troop f, third cavalry,
Camp Pens, and Corporal H,te, troop r.
third cavalry, Fort Hsuoock, are In the
city, arriving from Fort wingate last
night where they participated 10 the
cavalry rifle composition. AL OF the
above received medals except Corporal
barrymore, and besides Corporsls An
drews and Rosenberg were transferred
10 the class u distinguished msrksmsn,
They will return to their respective forts
this evening.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29

Al the meeting OF the Commercial
club last evening. the following delegates
were appointed to the railro Il conven.
ton in this city 90 September Is: y 4
Ross. NJ. \. Otero, John A. Lee, W. 4.
Str,ckIer. q. L. Brooks. q, ". Meylerl,
s. N. Folsom, w. 4. Burke, II. Is. Fer.
gus~on aud NJ. Mandell.
Ia addition to the above delegates, the
mayor oi the city. the hoard 81 aldermen
aud the editors Of the city newspapers
will alec be entitled to seats 10 the con.
vention.
Ga Saturday evening at y o'clock, a
meeting Of ali the delegates will DO held
AT the city hall To organize committees,
and make arrangements for the hall 10
which 70 hold the convention and 10 see
to the proper entertainment OF the visit
ing delegates.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29
Naslee Of Aalt.


In tho Becand judicial District CoaFt et the u
htory of New MEXICO, within and fof =
County Of Befnalillo.
S s..". I s::s.. Co. A..."D.' By A''..A-
Tho said defendant, Frank Bowdsn. 70 bes!
no,iEsd that an action Of assamp~it has -
commsncsd ASnlnst him by Attaehmeat 10
pscoad Judicial district court Of ths tsfSttn7 !
Nsw Msxico. within and fos the coanty Of "a
nAlillo, By sAid plaintin tchih. Bommss "
for eTs0.x, claimed ~ bs due and ewtns % J.
account ID soods wsrss and nasrehsndIss g
and dsI vssed 70 The dsSssdant b. tbs plaas.c
plaintih tor esli.tn dated April I, ieee, dss
mo ths Aftss date and besrthl tltssssi q
rate Of II pr osat pr aAnam. knaesssdi ~
i.coo toSssh~ vi,h ir.sfysi and oess. o. E
And tkss his ysopssty. has bssn sttashsd 40 f.
unlsss be appsAFs Il tAs n4ft asTm of ssid e
90 be bsSss and hsld q Alkaasssyas. ksy ~
loo, on de Ara Noaass % 0slo6ss. A. D.
isdsmsa, viii 3. .ssas.sA ss.isss hin -
"''" ~" " ~ - cEAh y. HUM
Cissk and hssisss IN CkAasA
NC. CoLLIsn, Attorney fos Ptalnle.
Aibeq1sfesA b. H., Assess u. tssi.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29

Frank 4. Smart, q native Of Norfolk,
Virginia, died early this morning at the
residence OF Mrs. 3. w. White, on south
second street, OF consumption; as,i %
years. The deceased was In the employ
OF the government a. o signsl service
photographer aud has operated through
out Colorado, California, Arizona and
New Mexico. While 10 Washington
City, ID. O., last December bic health
failed. and he secured a furlouah from
duty with Q salary. He left for Denver,
whore he had brother on the Denver
lines, spending the winter 10 that city,
but as the climate there did not appear
70 improvs him-in fact, he was dsclin.
ipg rapidly, he wis advised TO come 10
Albuquerque, arriving here April 10th
last. lie Was entirely too far gone for
this wonderful atmosphere 10 be OF ben
sht to him. and early this morning he
yielded up his lite. His body was taken
In charge by Undertakes Strong, who
will smbalm II ready for shipment east
a. soon a. answers to kilograms to his
eastern relatives are received. The de-
ceased leaves q wife and two little chill.
drsu now residing in Washington C,ty,
DO.
II 10 said that yesterday evening be
ate q very hearty supper and up to II
o'clock p. m, felt unusually well. IL
was the calm before The storm, and this
morning when his breakfast was taken
10 his room he was lying on the bed
dead. He undoubtedly passed away
quietly and without q struggle.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29
Ta cha Rahsle.

Csddo Mills, Tex., juno o, lS0l.-Frci
my own personal knowledge i can ~
ommend Chamberlain's Collie, Cholsf
aud Diarrhea Remedy for cramps in u
stomach; also for diArrb1a aud hux.
10 tho best medicine l have ever -
used aud the bsst selling, - u slwsy
gives satisfaction. A. X. Sheriff.. I've
~ and 30 cent bottles for sale by Tba
n. burgess a hon, drugaisis.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29
The mayor or santa Pc.

Judge W. T. Thornton, mayor OF San
Ia Re. and chairman of the Territorial
Worlds Fair cOmmi ssiopcrs, 10 at the San
Felipe on his way 10 tn" Stephenson Ben.
nett nine IN the Organ mountains, near
Las Cruces. He stopped here TO exam
inc into the Albuqu cirque water works
rates for hydrauts, etc, aLd says that he
does not propose that the tax payers u
the ancient capital shall pay exorbitant
prices for their public water service. lie
IL also examining the concrete cement
sidewalks which are heiug laid on sev
eral OF the principal streets OF the city.
The mayor stated that the Territorial
Worlds Fair mise,onsrs were doing
all they could TO get the different depart.
meot Ia organized and at work. The judge
would like to see the mining men of the
different counties organize committees
and arrange-for the collection OF ore ex
hibits from their respective localitiea.
The territorial commissioners have no
available funds for this year, but when
the taxes are collected they will then be
able to help the various county commit
tees. The Judge would like to see the
came steps taken by those interested in
agriculture, horticulture aud stock in
| dustriea.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29

NJ. r. Stamm, superintendent OF VI
fruit department At the territorial tsi
has caused to be issued the iollowis(
notice:
The sl35 sweepstakes purse was psl
~ some supposed. offered as q ooustI
premium, but would 10 divided amos
the visitors who had the largest 81
best display raised IN any ono county. u
has been thought best, however 10 chsae'
this premium % a. to award II 10 q!
only exhibitor who may 10 sbls 70 Evi 4
The following change 10 the swsss
stakes 10 therefore made:
Beet and largest oollecti0n OF fruz
raired bv one exhibitor, drst prsmius
si00; second premium s25; third pss
MUM, el0. -.
On canned fruit, same % published 4
premium list.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29

Did you notice that hne head Of hair
at church last Sunday That was Mrs.
b. She never permits herself TO DO
out OF Halls Hair Remover.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29
MIa watch Nipprd.

On yesterday mornings early tram
from tho east there arrived ~ th' ctA
DAVID Clark, an old time coal niucr ~
Kansas, in fact an owner - coal m'nr,,
md after nlightiug from tn" err lie ~"
c,,',lri up RAILROAD avenue, stopping nj
frequent fcsnTiHt to imbih" r glaze ~ the
.oamlng heseragc. About . O'Clock he
met friend and on going Ia his ys
pocket Tor tbs watch Ia ascertain the cor
rect time he SAa hrst ipiorD.d 10 the
tact tina, come shi-sd pick pocket had
IN the meantime got ~ he work 10y cut.
ting the vest and thus easily extracting
/ the watch. which was u aoi,d gold case
iiDe movements and good tune piece IN
every respect lie could not tell ms
FREUD With whom he had associated be
tween the ARRIVAL u the train and
o'clock. and feeling 80 mortified over the
loaa that he did not report the fact I,
/ the police. lie took last nights passen
ger train for the south.
| The great fair IN approaching, ant
/ Marshal Ninston will have his hands tul
! keeping the bunco stserers, thugs, pick
pockets and bad men ot other nefariouI
calllngs out of the city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29
Prsparsns fer Ne, weather.

The following telegram from White
wright, Texas, indicates that the people
In that vicinity do not intend TO 10
caught uuprepsred:
wuirkwniaar, Tex, June 9 81.
Chsnbsrlain A Co. Dps Moines, Iowa.
bhtp US at once one gross Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholsrs and Diarrhea Rem.
edy, Is cent size, snd two dosan 20 cent
siss. We are entirely out and have had
nearly forty calls for u this week.
o. Y. RArHBuN a &c
tits 10 Just such medicine - every
family should bs provided with during
the hot weather. II never fails and 70
pleasant 10 take. For sale by Thos. H.
burgess 4 Bon, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29

The system 10 rendered malaria proof
when the blood 10 kept pure and yigor.
Gus by the uss OF Ayers ssrsaparilla.
Al this season, ell should have this ad.
mirabls preparation At hand. Malarial
poison 10 harmless when Ayers Sara.
parillA is used.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29

men and huntsmeu, have bo great hsh
stories 10 tell, although the senior ODD
ington .,es that mountain trout
aboupu ~ abundance aud that beare have
c~ssed coming down to the springs since
they discovered that Il. II. Ureeuleaf has
failed TO make his appearance during
this summer.
Yesterday att rnoon Justice Madden
purchased two residence lo,a on Third
street, between Roma aud Fruit avenu cs,
from Herman Blucher, tho old town gar
dcnct, for eGIj It's ,ntima,ed 10y sew.
efnl friends ~ the justice that he IL
about To- again enter the matrimonial
Held. and has hls oyta now On fair
widow IL any event, he will erect on
the lo,s n dwelling.
Mrs j. Metz has purchased from J. &
Marshall AID VITO u valuable lot on Lead
/ avenue, adjoining tho Ed SttasUurg
/ house. tn. Cirizrs understands that
the lady intends at an early day ~ erect.
ing ON Il u pleasant little home Tor her.
/ self " Ia also learned that some ~ her
/ friends ~ Denver, who have considerable
ready carh, contemplate becoming osn
ere oi Albuqu~tque real estate ~ tbs
fall
The feast ~ San Augustine, one the
ptnclraI iessts with III" Pueblo tt,tc oI
Indians, will 80 celebrated nj iS',tg To-
morrow About threo years ago al ex
cutsion ~ brtvc-u ~ and 90 p-opl,
was run from the clty aud the day wat
eniuycd NIT Cling with tbc lrd,aus auo
among the ndnlss ~ that quaint ludiHr
village There Will lie nn excursion Ia
morrow, but many ~ our ciuyeus ~il
~ down ~ private Convey anc"s.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29
EXAMINATION OF rsAcnnn.
rhe Yeiiewtss IN . Cesre~t sA~s =,
aueees~fsi Appiteents.

The kottoWt1x - q N@trtrt t9Nt 4|
sueees~fui Applicants.
There were about forty persons ,hs
appeared before the board Of examiner
Of teachers Tor Berosiillo county d u.
court huuse last veek. W thst numbe,
thirty were examiued.
The ,ollou,ng receiv, Il trst GLASS CO,
tihcates:
listers Margaret Louis, May Agatha
Blsndina, Margaret Mary, William Ann.
Mary Charles; Misses Pauline h. Whit.
man, Charlotte j Whitsman, Elms "
Hubbs aud Bessie Buchanan; snd
Brother Michael, Frank X Frazier, O.,
W. Becklcy aud Manuel Trujillo.
Tho following received second elias
certificates: Mia Rebecca A. Hutd,
Misses frankie Lockhart aud Mamie G.
simpson, and Paul ID. Stone, w. n. vii.
lame, q. NJ. Harvey, Angus, kaysss ssd
J. NJ. CarmAn.
Tne third class certificates wore N.
ccived by Jose de Jesus Lopez, L.or.nrs
l.. Henderson, Pablo A Anays and Mn.
Debsri Ortegs de Lopez.
There were twenty cir certificates !,
ell issued, There we're four applicant,
who received no certificates.
Another sxam,nstion will be held q,
the court house In September or Octo
Der, possibly 10 both months, when an,
person may make application 70 be 81
amiusd Tor a teschsr.
Ot those who received certificates on,
sister OF the Sacred Heart has received
telegram 10 GO 10 Denver and tesch; ID,
other Sisters ard Brother MicLsel vii
teach 10 different parts OF New Mexico
Miss Pauline s. whitemao has %
ccpted the position OF principal Of III
Socorro public schools; Miss Chsrlott
J. Whiteman hss been rendered the %
sition q, principal Of the Kingston rqe
lie scbools; Miss Bessie Buchsnsu he
been offered several positions, and 70 Goa
sidaring the question which one 10 %
ccpt
Most ~ the others that have csrtii
Gates will teach in Bsrnalillo or som
other county 10 New Mexico,
AZ tho next examination in Septsmls
or October there will be another lars
number examined, AZ applications al
being received almost daily for 40 oppo
tunity 10 he examined Nv the board.
There cannot I've toU many teachers
Now Mexico for some years TO come.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-29
p,r~es Railway Geld.


Late yesterday afternoon the Albu
querque street railway was purchase
from DIR. G. r. Winslow and others b,
company 81 the following geptlemss
John A. Lee, Mike MAndoll, Ernes
Meyers, Samuel Neustadt and A. W Cls
land, Jr. 81 th,s city; jacob Boehm, A
Schumacher, Lesser Levy and George Z
Ross Lcwin, OF Denver; A. Breechsr an
J. B. Hanley, OF Chicago; consideration
s28,5OO
Immediately after the purchase III
gentlemen went over TO the old tow
where the office 10 located. and too
formal possession, continuing Mr.. IL.
pelham a. superintendent.
Last night the purch assrs got toastha
and organized - the Albuquerque trss
Railway company by slectiug the foliov
iug officers: John A. Lee, president;
W. Cleland, Jr., vice president; Hamu'
Neustads, secretary aud treasurer. Boo,
Of directors-John A. Lee, A. W. u
land, Jr.. Ernest Meyers, Samuel Ne,
stadt and Jacob Boehm.
The new company, which 10 entire
inlepsn dent OF the Electric street rsi
way, although some OF the purch sssl
sre members OF both companies, win d
media,ely commence putting the ssss
aud care in good condition for ths 4
preaching fair; they will slso add sever
new cars.
10 connection with this Item THE CT
HEM will announce that work on Il
electric street railway will commence Il
side OF thirty days, jacob Boehm. one
the principal promoters, leaving mel
Monday morning for New York 10 plal
the bonds.
The sale OF the street railway vas
idea conceived IN the fertile brain ,
LorioI Miller, and through him the pa
chasers acted. DR.. Wiaslow made quit
. snug sum OF ready cash out Of Il
transaction, while Mr., Miller got . ve'
handsome com issiop.