Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-07-30

The Rev. DR.. Dorchester, author OF
several important works, and superin-
tendcUt Of AL government schools for In
dams in the United States, is still il
Santa Fe. He will preach at the Pres
byterian church tomorrow night at 8
o'clock
Messrs. NJ. G. Reynolds and r. L.
Twtchel will return this evening from
three days fishing trip on the Pecos.
Hon. l.. A. Hughes has gone out to meet
them in order to aid in bringing in the
fish they have caught and critically revise
the heavy fish stories they are loaded
with.
Mr.. and Mrs. j NJ. Kerr returned from
the Las Vegas Hot Springs on Wednes-
day. They contemplate trip to Chama.
The fine scenery to be viewed from the
trains on the Santa Fe Southern and the
d. & r. q. railroads and, more than all,
the reputed excellence Of the fishing in
streams near Chama are Inducements to
the excursion.
Robt. Penquite, who slipped away to
his old home st La Monte, Mo-, surprised
his host OF friends on Thursday by wiring
the announcement that, accompanied by
Mrs. Penquite, he would reach home on
Monday. 1t is an old love affair and the
bride name was Miss Ollie Hail. cousin
of Mrs. L. n. Reaser. Many friends here
will congratulate the young couple upon
their arrival
For to-morrow's plaza concert the pro-
gram is as follows:
March-NiGtory .;...--.... ....... farmhouse
overture 1uncrcul ROSSlul
Sabbath Recreation-The Popc's Ode Harwood
Dance-The Dark les Dream .......... Lansing
SelectiOu-fr. OhcnbaCh's Operas
...-... ......... CO.,. arg. Boettger
National Anthem. .......,..........M Willard
Mr.. Thos. p. Miller and family, who
have been guests at st. Vincent's for
some weeks attending Mrs. Miller's
brother, Mr.. Moore, who had the encoun-
ter with bear in the Magdalena mount
aims, leave tonight for their home in st.
Louis. Mr.. Moore's wounds continue to
heal nicely, but as yet he can not utter a
word, aud it is now feared that, perhaps,
he will never regainhis powers of speech.
a rare old oil painting Of st. Anthony,
dug up from the ea'then floor of Rosario
chapel years ago, was secured by Bishop
| Chapelle on his recent trip to Mora. 1t
was given by the late Vicar General
EguilllOn to the priest at Mora, who has
now returned it to the cathedral authori-
ties Under the direction OF Bishop
Chapelle it has been restored by local
artist to much OF its original splendor,
and as specimen Of ancient Spanish art
1t Is said to be very valuable, worth, per-
haps, in critical art circles, many thou
sauds of dollars.
Major a. 5. Towar, paymaster, U. S.
A., accompanied by his family and chief
clerk, Mr. Butler, arrived from Albuquer.
que this morning and will occupy TEN.
porary quarters at the Palace hotel.
Major Towar has not been in good health
lately and has applied for a months leave
OF absence With a view to going to the
Jemez mountains for rest. After his
return his family will engage in house
keeping here. Major j. ?. Baker, pay
master, also ordered here from Albuquer-
que, will arrive with his family in the
course OF few days.
Hon. IL. l.. Pickett, Of Silver c ty, is
in the capital on business before the su.
preme court. Mr.. Pickett is one OF the
safest and best attorneys in southern New
Mexico and man who can ALWAYS be
depended upon to do his full duty in
every particular. After finishing his
business here he goes to Manitou for
couple of weeks of much needed rest, and
there will be joined by Mrs. Pickett and
return 10 Silver City. The Silver City
Enterprise in its last issue has this to say
of recent legal appointment received by
him. News has just reached here that
the trp9SIlrer of the ITnjted StaIea hos or
dered the employment of Col. II. /.
Pickett, of this city, as legal adviser of
the receiver of the First National banks
of this city and Deming. The appoint
ment Will be satisfactory to the cred
itors"
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