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DIED.

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six months and nineteen days 'N'''' 49,
dl Enn It'll Instant Me sots M f R..s. ra n
cARRIGAN. The remains Of Mrs. cATHARIsE
slant at 30 D.
CARVER. Departed ,his NE Sunday. May "a Issss.
aged forty seven years. four months and fifteen daya
Our mother is sleeping 50 free from all pain.
She siuinbers SO soundiy. oh. let her sleep on,
Her suffering is ended and troubles all gone.
q think how she suffered and moaned with pan
IN te rel long a Hiht nD9rsSs soothed IN vain
An angel that whispered a Of love.
BY HER CHILDREN.
Funeral from her late residence. 1915 street south
t s,s .pS rsS MAY u Es ,ll,S :, s.5
e. asssR K ss;'i e SsHsSch&
rqnsra from , EssidsRcs Of her sonnss Mr. "a
Man At a 'Tss :. ses
andria. Friends respectfully invited TO attend.
O SS MILLS Sn Mss Is .. s co.:
aged seventy -eigh; years
oyT father is . no, lost but gone before
Our father did not die.
Angels sighed for him. embrace
Earth has one loving spirit less.
And heaven one angel more.
Oh; write this Of the name We bless.
81 By af HIS G Sii SD SstS5s
MRS. KATIE SHEPPARD.
Funeral Tuesday afternoon. May Il. 1t 2 e'cioot
FROM Nineteenth Street Baptist Church Friends ana
ECKsTEIN suddenly. on May l5.slsg2 CARRIE
HARRISON EcKsTELN, younses, dsushter Of Cha
A and ID. Maygie M Eeksten aged three years. tvo
Funeral private. "Wednesday. IL an. from rs.i-
JAMESON; on Friday. May Is. 1892. at his resi-.
dence, on Fourteenth street northwest. LEWIS
interment at willismsport. Pa.
LUNSIohp On Ss,gyrdsy: May II; 1889, 2, SD
Funeral from his late residence 34l5 stree, Ser
slant. at ) pm. Friends and relatives invited.
NAY g. s Fe as t' AM e soSat ne
Hanson and Rebecca McCaulev.
Why should We mourn departed frisnda
lis but the voice q Jesus
That ea 81 hi HE 4 hls REBEocA
Funeral from her late residence 422 Eleventh street.
southwest, Tuesday. May IL. at O'Clock Rslasys
ON sT %s S H :ns
Of Joseph D. and Sarah E. Little in the twenty fourth
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
ROBINSON. On May II. 1892, at II goa m. sfter
sa RAJ fss daashtsr Of the late ha:s
Sn resens ~ ,his city for Ss pas, MY ear
Funeral services will be held Tuesday the 18th tn
slant, at . O'Clock y. from the Hamline NJ f.
which the relatives and frends Of the family In
vited 20 attend.
sPEAKE. On May Is. 1892. at IL m, Rev. ".
r. sPEAKE. in the sixty FIRST year Of his are.
Funeral AZ I p N: on IuesdAx from Fourth ssrees
&c n .ss at ss 4 to & rh
THOMAS rs PsPsed ssi life MAY e ls
Il AN THoMAs. Beloved bnsbsnd 81 G.ors,saS
Thomas. in the sixty third year of HE age.
Funeral from Plymouth Congregational Church.
corner 18th and streets northwest. Tuesday. Nag
~. at O'Clock y. m casket Will not be opened q
church
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Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales-Regular call-l2 O'Clock M: W. and G.
Government Bcnds~u s. a. reeistered a. II 1867 q
ll8si bid, 1l73l asked. Z. s. 4s coupons, 1901,
1l6st bid, ll7A asked.
1872, currency, 1902 bid, - asked 9o-year fund.- IS,
1882 gold o SS asked fund
gold, l95a, l1s bid, asked. Water stock, IS 1908
currency, laS bid, asked. 365s, 1924, fund, cur
rency, ll2x bid, asked. sKs, reg. 2-lOs, 1893
Miscellaneous Observation-Disclosures and George
town Railroad 1910 6s, 1O2l bid "a asked. Washing
ton and Georgetown Railroad Convertible IS, l4s
bid, $50 asked. Washington Market Company LIST
Is, ITO bid, = asked. Washington Market Company
imp. 6s, lis bid, II asked. American Security and
Trust s., 1905, A. o., 100 bid, = asked. American
Security and Trust SIS, 1906 f. A, 100 bid asked
American Security and Trust IS, 1906, A. o., 100
bid, asked. Washington Light Infantry lst mort
gage Is, 1901, ss bid, asked. Washington Light
Company, series A, 6s, 1926 bid, - asked. Washing
ton Gas, series B, 6s, 1871 bid, = asked. Washing
ton Gas Co; Convertible g. 1901, l4s bid, asked:
and North Street Railroad list mortgage IS, los
BID les asked "a u s Electric Light Con-
ISOLATION S., 10 io2 bid, asked. Metropolitan Ran.
road Convertible 6s, 10 bid, 119 asked.
asked. Metropolitan, $50 bid, - asked. Central.
800 bid, - asked. Farmers and Mechanics, 100
u.
lumbia, 10 bid, 1855 asked. Capital, 1875 bid, -
asked West End, los bid, 10 asked Traders, 119
bid LIZ as%edrg Lincoln, 100 bid, l02 asked. Ohio,
100 bid, asked. Second, 159 bid, = asked.
Railroad Stocks-Was hington and Georgetown,
70 bid, ~ asked. Metropolitan, % bid, 1O5 asked
Columbia, % bid, 65 asked. Capitol and North q
Street, 40'hid, IS asked. lexington and Soldiers
Hume, ~ BID 43 asked. Georgetown and Tenley-
town, bid, IS asked. Rock Creek, 100 bid, =
INSURANCE stocks-Firemens. 4s bid, IS asked.
Franklin, 81 bid, - asked Metropolitan, IS bid, -
asked. National Union, II bid, - asked. Ar
lington, 1t0 bid, 1S5 asked. COrcoran, 67k bid, -
| asked Columbia, 15k bid, II asked. Potomac,
50 bid, asked. Riggs, ~ bid, 8 asked. Peoples,
81 bid, ga asked Lincoln, ~ bid, asked. Com
mercial, bid, ~ asked. German-American, $50
bid, POS asked.
Title Insurance stocks-Real Estate Title, lsO bid
Il asked Columbia Title. 6ts bid, asked.
Gas and Electric Light StOcks--Washington Gas,
az bid, 45S asked. Georgetown Gas, 46 bid, =
asked. U. $. Electric Light, 1871 bid, = asked.
Telephone Stocks-Chesapeake and Potomac, 81
bid, 90 asked. American Graphophone, 81 bid, =
asked.
Miscellaneous Washington Market, 14a
bid, = asked. Great Falls Ice, lis bid, 12s asked
Bun KIM Panorama, IS bid, - asked. Pneumatic
Gun Carvings n bid, asked. Lincoln Hall, Il
bid asked. Ivy City Brick, 30 bid, 95 asked. Nor
4 rWa s1., ID. G., Steamboat Co., IS bid, - asked
Safe Depcslf and Trust Companies-National SAFE
Depoeat savings and Trust Company, l16 bid, =
edhedl- sshangton Safe Deposit, l03 bid, asked
Washington Ioan and Trust, lis bid, IFS asked
Amer. an Security and Trust, Hay bid, lis asked
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LOOKING TO MEXICO.
Chinese After Concessions to Colonists In the
az st-N Southern Republic.


'h'S Southern Republic.
: CrrY OF MEXICO, May 16.-Ching wun and
Kong Foo, the former a wealthy Chinaman of
San francisco and the latter of st. Lo1is, are
here and have had two audiences with
President Diaz. The object of their
visit VI. is to secure colonization
concession in the state of Tamaulipas for the
purpose Of removing almost the entire popula-
ton of their countrymen who now reside in the
United States. They claim to represent So
ciety Of Chinese in the United States,
numbering several thousand. all Of
whom are pledged to leave that country
on account Of the exclusion act and seek
new homes in Mexico. The land upon which
the colony proposes to settle is admirably
adapted to the cultivation of sugar cane and
many varieties Of tropical fruit and produce.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, May I6.-Foon Chuck,
a Chnaman, but naturalized citizen of Mexico.
has been arrested here. He entered the United
States in violation of the exclusion act. Chuck
Is known throughout Northern Mexico and is
worth : 100 900. He is contractor and owns
ap extensive rancho in Mexico. The Mexican
geyernnent has been appealed to by the consul
here.
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IN WALL, STREET TODAY.
National Cordage the Only Thing to Shov
- =. Much STRENGTH.

NAtAOnaA NCrOage tne only Vn1nG 20 snow
,.- - Much Strength.
New YORK, May 16.-The stock market was
duh this morning. The sales for the two hours
aggregated only 143, shares. Most Of this
total was made up of transactions in Chicago
gas, Union Pacific, Wheeling, Lake Erie
Northern Pacific preferred and national cord
age. The course of prices was irregu-
lar. Chicago gas, Union Pacific, Hooking
Valley showed the most weakness and at one
time their prices were down q to ~ per cent.
On the other hand national cordage was es-
pecially stropg and advanced TX per cent.
The general list was only slightly changed from
Saturdays figures at noon. At this writing
Il 80 PM the market is dull.
Money 1La2 per cent Exchange-quiet;
posted rates, 4S7a4Ss1E; actual rates, 4S6ha
4s613 for sixty days and 71aa4s7s for demand.
Governments steady; currency 6s. 109 bid As,
coup, III bid. Extended Is, registered, 100
bid.
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CARA GIVES UP.
He 10 Thought to Be Either in England or
Canada.

BE ID TnOuBht % Be Eithef IN EnRIand OF
Canada.
LAREDO, TEX, May let is generally con-
coded that Cara is either in England or Canada
and that he has given up all hope of accom-
plishing the overthrow of President Diaz. He
is now under indictment by the United States
court at San Antonio on the charges Of violating
the United States neutrality laws. Three charges
of a similar nature hang over him at Browns
vile.
The work Of arresting the so-called revolu-
tionists who have sought refuge on the Texas
side continues. The jails of all the border coun-
ties are filed TO Overlooking, while at San An
tonic there are no less than forty of the Offend
ers confined Indictments have been found
also against the sixty others who have been ar
rested.
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JOSEPH II. POLKINHORN BEGS TO INFORM
his friends and the public that having puTchss ed
he PRINTING OFFICE lately conducted by Mr.. t.
PolkipboTn. he Will continue the business at the
Id stand, tSEe and tS3f northwest end with
increased facilities and corps Of Lrsi-cass wOrknen
prepared 10 execute every description Of printing
rompty at prices a. low consistent with good work
uanshfp. nihl9-Iy
DURITY AND wHOIESOMENESS ARE THE Ply
L sis,iAn- indOrsemenf Of Augsburg Bitters Manu-
act0rcd BY DT. J. O. b. sIEGkKr SONS. At al
TuSslstsL
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ONE OF THE ROBBERS CAUGHT.
He Helped Hold Up the Stage I'm California
Saturday Night.

Saturday Night.
SAN Francisco, May l6.-A special from Red
ding, Cal, says: The robber who was shot in
the attempted robbing of the Redding and
Shasta stage last night was captured in Middle
Greek canon this afternoon. The robber
was badly wounded in the face and breast
and made no resistance to capture.
He says that his companions took all the
money, telling him that he would die. When
the news reached Redding of the capture peo-
pie hocked to the court house to see him. Doc
tors think that he will live. He has three or
four bullets in his face. The treasure taken is
$4,000.
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The Personal DISCOMFORT. and the worry Of 0
constant cough. and the SORENESS OF lungs and
throat which usually attend IL, are all remedicd By
Dr. ID. Jaynes Expectorsnt. a safe medicine fof
pulmonary disorders and throat affections.
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HEARTY WESTERN WELCOMES.
The National Editorial Association Arrives
1T San DIEGO.

Ban DIEGO, CAL, May l6.-The trains bearing
the National Editorial Association were late ar
irving, the last section not reaching the city
until O'Clock last night The delegates were
ct once taken to the Hotel Coronado, and
after dinner reception was held in the Hotel
Theater. The evening was mild and the
guests were fun Of expressions Of delighted in
Serest and surprise with southern California.
Thsir Journey across the continent has been an
ovation. The program for today includes an ex-
cursion around the bay 70 the national city,
thence 70 the Mexican boundary and Tia Juana-
Returning the party win be entertained At the
residsuce Of Nj. Warren Kimban ct National
City. In The evening there win be grand ball
end reception 81 - Hotol del Coronado.
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Range of the Thermom.t.

The following were the temperatures st ths
office of the weather bureau today: sam, "a;
pm, so; maximum. 80; minimum. 6s.
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In the Criminal Court, Justice Cox, today
sentence Of three years in the penitentiary was
imposed on Chas Lorraine alias Lawton. con-
victed last week Of the larceny of a 800 note
from Mrs. Dora Grant.
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ARMY CHAPLAINS.
They Are the Subject Of Discussion In the
Methodist Conference.

They Are the Subject of Discussion In the
Methodist Conference.
OMAHA, NEB., May 16.-The third week Of the
Methodist conference was ushered in with sun
shine and hslmy weather. The delegates we're
earlx in their seats, having secured two days
rest and the work OF the week was begun with
a vim. Bishop Hurst presided this morning,
the devotions being conducted by DR.. Bells Of
the Genesee conference.
resolution on chaplaineies in the army and
navy was offered by DR.. Swindells and others. 1t
directs that the bishops recommend to the
President such members of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church as are desired as appointees in
the army and that no other be recognized, that
the nearest Sunday to July be set apart as army
and navy day, when services will be held
for those branches Of the service, and protests
against the proposed attempt to degrade the
chaplaincy from an officer Of rank to a mere
hireling under the contract system. 1t also
asks that committee Of two from the confer
ence meet and consider some means whereby
| the religious service in the army can be made
more effective.
Played with Lamps About . Powder Keg.
OrruNwA, Iowa, May ia terrible explo-
sion was caused in the Diamond Block mine by
two boys, Thos. cambridge and Jas. Robinson.
The boys had pit lamps and went into Q room
| where no men were at work and where there
WINS key Of powder, around which they began
| to play. Finally one Of the boys dropped
his lighted lamp into the key with the result
that there was an explosion and the boys wers
/ thrown violently against pillars OF coal Balm
bridge when found was in a horribly mutilated
condition. the flesh being literally cooked from
| his head, face and legs. He Il still living, bu
cannot survive. Robinson was not hurt 70 badly
aud may recover.
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NO APPEAL FOR CROSS.

The United States Supreme Court Will Not
Hear His Case.
The United States Supreme Court this after
noon denied the application for writ of error
in the case of Cross. the wife murderer now in
the District Jail, holding that the court had no
appellate jurisdiction in the case. So Cross will
have to hang
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Lossa, LIFE

LoSa LIFE
I sonly when the blood Is pure and vigorous.
ToeHpe scrofala and other poisors from the circua
ten the superior medicine is AYERS sarsapGriila.
II imparts permanent strength and efficiency to ever
organ Of the body Restoration to perfect health and
strength
RESULTS FROM USING
AYERS sarsaparilla. Mary Schubert. Kansas City.
Kan. writes:
Il am convinced that after having been sick q whole
year from liver complaint Ayers Sarsaparilla saved
my life The best physicians being unable to help
me and having tried three other proprietary medi-
zines without henett at last took Ayers Sarsspara
The result was n complete cure Since then have
recommended this medicine TO others and always with
suoeess.p
AYERS sARsAPARILLA.
Prepared BY DIR. J. C. Aver c.. Lowell. Mass.
~ Cures others; viii cure you.
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MARRIED.

DRURY-PLUNEETT In Baltimore on April 2.
1892. by Rev. =. 5. Gwynn, SAMUEL A. DRURY
this city and MAY J.. PLuNKETT daughter q
II. Plunkett. L. :. n. of baltimore. Nd
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HRS. wiNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

AIRS. wINsLOWs SOOTHING SYRUP
aas been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
HMOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
Nc with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SO0THES the
:HILD. SOFTENS the GUNS. ALLAYS all PAIN,
lures WIND collie and is the best remedy for
)IARRHGA. Sold by druggists in every part Of the
World Be and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
ny Syrup" and take other kind 25 cents a bottle.
d3l-ly
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Name. . o. G. | Name. I

The following are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market, as reported BY special
wire to Carson l. Mccartney. 14l9 street.
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'anoi'qh.,.,mor. ns.rt....

BALTIMORE, May 1a-F1our steady.-western
slpek f.50a91o; do. extra, 8.l5aS.s5; do. family,
&Qye4s0s winter wheat patent, L75aS0E spring
seo-receipts, II $50 barrels; shpments l06li bar
relx sales ,l65 barrels Wheat weak-No 9, red
spot, s5k; May. ssaast; June, soy; July, seassk;
steamer No. l. red, o0aS0k-receipts, 26,0o9 bush.
ei shipments, l6le0o bushels; stock, 5eSlse bush
els; sales, 100000 bushels Southern wheat steady
mixed spot, SeA a6EH; Nay, 5lkas4; June, xoks
Sal<; July, 4ska<sx; steamer mixed. - btd-fe-
cepts, 26,Ss7 bushels; shipments, So128 bushels
- Chicago Markets.r
CHICAGO Nay Is CLOSING .-Wness-Nsy s1x:
July, Oaa C6fh-May, "a July, =. : OstS = Nay,
-; J1!N 9ex: PorkJuiy, a13K. Lard-July,
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TIE Loss Or FLESH Is A TnrrLE

The Loss Or FLESH Is A TRrrLE
YOU THINK YoU NEED NOT MIND IT.
But II you go on losing for time lose good
Heal in a short time you running down. Is that 4
Iines
Get back to your healthy weight and generally you
set back to health
book on CAREFUL LIVING will tell you what it
sto get there and when Scotts Emulsion Of cod liver
d Is useful Free.
SCOTT 4 BOVINE.
Chemists.
12 south 9TH avenue. New York.
Your druggist keeps soosss Emulsion of cod liver
l-an druggists everywhere do. e.
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The only relatives present were Mr.. James
Barbour of Culpeper, brother Of the deceased;
Mr.. Richard C. Thompson and Mr.. John 8. B.
Thompson, nephews; Miss Leila Thompson and
Mrs. Minnigerode, nieces, and Miss Ellen Dain-
gerfeld, sister-in-law.
Mr.. Richard Thompson was the Senator's
confidential secretary. Mr.. John &. Barbour
Thompson Is assistant general manager of the
Richmond and Danville road. Mrs. Minnige-
rode Is the wife Of the Rev. DR.. Minnigerode.
pastor Of Calvary Episcopal Church Of Louis
vile, Ky.
PRESIDENT HARRISON ABSENT.
President Harrison was necessarily absent
from the services. He had to accompany Mrs.
Harrison to Old Point, and left the city
on Saturday night Private Secretary Halford
ford was ACCOMPANIED by Mr.. T. jefferson Cool
idge, the recently confirmed United States min
lister to France.
All the members Of the cabinet, with the en-.
ception of Postmaster General Wanamaker
were in the chairs reserved for them. Com.
appearance Of Secretary Blaine were numerous
both in the galleries and on the floor.
MorKs.
II was originally intended that the sermor
should be preached by Cardinal Gibbons. Tn
cardinal was in the city yesterday, but the 70
quest failed to reach him until he had returned
70 Baltimore, and - he wns somewhat indis
posed hs deputsd Bishop Keane 10 take hi
place.
When the Senate returned to the chambea
after accompanying the remains 10 the Hous'
The sergsantatarms and his force were con
gratulAted upon the smoothnsss With which
everything lid been done. From beginning b
| end there Vas not the semblance Of hitch.
AslistAnt Sergeant t-arms CHA B. Read
win have charge Of the funeral party, which Vii
| leevo this city tomorrow morning for Pop1n1
niu, vhsrs Senator Dazbouz's body Win - IN
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-06-04
VISITING CAPITALISTS,
Ohas. W. Greene and a Company of
Irrigation Investors Doing
Santa Fe To-day,

Mr.. Chas. w. Greene, formerly man
aging editor OF the New MEXICAN, now
noted as one OF the most successful pro
moters of western irrigation enterprises,
arrived i'll the city this morning accom-
panied by party of English and Scotch
capitalists. They travel in n special Car,
the royalty equipped "IdleWild." Mem
bers of the party are Chas. W. Greene,
New York; Col. Richard, j. Hinton,
Washington, D. G.; + L. Bryant. G. X.
Reuss, h. B. Reuss, London, England
Thomas Geddes, Edinburgh, Scotland;
Chas. F. James and Chas. G.. Brown,
New York.
The party have put in the day here
very pleasantly and will leave to night for
an examination of the Pecos valley irrl.
CATION system about Eddy. Mr.. Greene
has many old friends in Santa Fe to bid
him and bis friends hearty greeting.
So also has Col. Hinton a large aCQuaint-
ance here. Until recently the latter has
held the responsible position as U. S:
irrigation engineer connected with the
department of agriculture. No man is
better posted than he on the subject OF
irrigation and he accompanies the party
as an expert in such matters Col. Hin
ton still makes his headquarters in Wash
ington, though he is now connected in an
editorial capacity with the Irrigation Age.
Mr.. Greene has large interests in the
Pecos valley in which these visitors are
associated with him. He is also financial
agent OF the great Bear Valley Irrigation
company, whose undertakings near Red
lands, CAL, have been so successful. The
party will spend some time at Eddy
going thence to California for visit
to the Bear valley canals and reservoirs
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-06-04

Church of the Holy Faith (P. E }, Rev.
Geo. H. Mueller, B. D., rector, June s.,
1892, Whit Sunday; Morning service at
II a. M, evening service at p. M, Sun
day school at 10 a. m. Holy communion
Immediately after morning service. Sub
ject in the morning, 1.-The Holy Spirit"
in the evening, "Cruciied and Living
with Christ" Evening service with ad,
dress every Friday evening at 80 O'Clock.
"Qusrterly meeting at the Methodist
Episcopal church tomorrow, June 5.
Rev. G. L. Bovard, of Albuquerque, super.
intendent of Methodist missions in New
Mexico, will preach at II a. m. and s p.
m. Topic in the forenoon is "Our Model
and in the evening "Saved by Sign"
Sabbath school at 10 a. m. Visitors and
travellers are welcome to all the services
Seats free.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-06-04

ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

The sprinkling cart is not doing the
service it ought 10 do.
The jury ia the Chavez murder case
will resume its sitting on Monday.
The ladies OF the library committee
will meet at o'clock on Monday after
noon.
Judge Seeds means that the Sunday
closing law shall be enforced; hint to
the saloons
The new location OF the Western Union
telegraph office is found to be very con-
venient one.
The cid benches should be removed
and replaced with new settees 10 the
plaza; the old benches are an eye sore.
Bridge street should be Strengthened
out, graded and side walk should be
laid in the street. at present it is a dis
grace to the city.
The repairs on the Bridge street bridge
have been completed by Contractor An
tonic Windsor and the bridge is now in
firSt-c!ass condition.
Two extra jailors have been put on by
Sheriff Conklin, in accordance with
authority from the county commissioners,
and the Jail will be better and more
strongly guarded hereafter. e..
The grand jury is at work on the Cha
vez case. District Attorney Twitchell
being engaged at the D)mingnez inquest,
Solicitor General Bartlett is conducting
the examination OF witnesses before the
grand jury.
The city council should take steps 10
enforce the ordinance providing for a
pavement on Palace avenue; none is vet
laid in front OF the Preston property why
is it not laid and why is the city ordi-
nance dsregarded?
The city was remarkably quiet last
night. Scarcely man was to be seen
about the streets. An extra guard of
twenty men was on duty at the Jail ali
night, and the extra policemen had abso.
lutely nothing to do.
The marriage of Francisco Escudero,
jr., to Miss Dolores Grego, takes place
Monday morning at the house of Guada-
lupe Vigil, the BRIDES mother. The New
MEXICAN wishes the young couple all pos
sibe happiness and long life.
Visitors to-day at Colds free museum
&. T. Scott, Kansas City, Mo. J. W. San