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rrrornEn MOKrGAGEs.

Burke Della g. to the Washington Life ms Co. NO -
ItosScr. f1}erick and WIN knapp. Of i''-
Monfoe-.,, 80 I5o John L ErOdsky and wife to 1u'ia
2Sshs. - 2cc # Of Ioh.avc; Mary Byrne 10
Mary Richards, $4,000, .,,,, q, os,n.., o,
,.. SaqpGe ysa M'I @6r tS sS"s sio sS
Copdyay Patrick and VIE - ne LnngTSs a i'rs o oA
h"9 1Sash o. i Fer J. and Wiz 70 Henry q Peters.
cocEs Rnla ", 70 Tho' II Cook - Of 1i2th'-t Of
chSn nh@@ss' Of 1 ccntTcst ycar. 5000
say%ss sR 50 'l IFS wa aa a
Dale. Anna r. y ,en smith IT. Of Er'"ka'e' 90
Muller lena to Maria l. Rycr. w of 1a'th-st. Of
DsalIns ea :, a. to Jno 6 JknS ct al trustees
rF6est Otto and wiic. 70 Rc6t winthrop. sGh.st
loth-aye. years; mort 5000 oa,,c. pa,k ,
S s'sn Ssas AId vg S 70 s isos saving BANK
fisherman Simon and wife TO Otto stx' cor 9TH
ave naIa d Geo and .nctaer Jane Lyon Kirk
s I@s';o'e" 4 1eE The s. Tcs,,
Kerstcr. Geo TO Jas q Gardiner 3i,h-st e It'll
lAtIns J1lla 70 Emma Bedell, lo'thst. io.h.
Lyon bore wife. 70 eNco II ByN. cor West End
ave and 5oh, S' arsS $3.50 Mary crnmer ohs
Ms Main y f. 70 EdI,6 Ferguson. caromon,-ave.
Morgan Harriet sna anGSe to tG Mutual Life In'
moore .O Hiram II and aitG iIehad Cumming
MysnhsIand james and vie to Maria Reyes n 5
10th.-t uth.ayc. . years. 1000
MlI6aucr samuel. and VIE 10 Adoph Weiss. No
3,6L, Fast 7oth.st. mos. 300.
O'Brcn Joseph l., and wife ~ Lousa J. Ransom.
cxtrx &C. n li5th--t. 7th.avc years, $4,000.
phyfn. Amy c. u Annie Mornc, South 9TH ave,
J.aurons-st 3 yeats $4,000.
Kohr- Frederick, y Harriet II Bryce, l3lst-st,
W fth-aVe, u mos, 80 coo.
shlrlaw. Hugh. and wife TO John Bnssing, jr. S
Eockncld-st. 9 Marl0n-aye, wears, ~ 700.
Sper, Llcbmann. and wife To Susanna Titus.
2daVe. 0ist-st. , years. $500.
san,met Philip. To Frederick J Mlddlebrook, No 23J
West lth-st. ycnr. morts. ~ 900.
stranch Albert T o Timothy Klmbail, o0th-st.
o 0th-ayc. $1,000.
Whalan, Hannah A, 70 Hannah Newman, Court
landt-st 1G0th-st. years 1900.
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REAL ESTATE.
CISINF IS AT THE EXCHANGE.

| The only arc;ion sale at the Real Estate Exchange
| yesterday was BY william Kennedy, VINO sou unu''
foreclosure lot Ga the village map OF "oons'oe" "
prospcct-ave., Gixsl irregular. 1t brought $1,000
from Edward J. Mcdonald. All the other sales were
adjourned n ycvonn cetatc
the three story high stOop ohio stone nousc' loNyo.",
no 54 East Thirty fOurth-st, W MI Hussei on prN"c
terms. ,>,, = Al, pc,,
Estate Exchange and Auction Room. limited; on ihurs
day the following rule, were unanimously anoptcu q,
10. No member OF the Exchange shul bccoae, VI IL,
a member Shall remain member OF any other ASSOC u.
ton or organization or corporation IN NE ety Oh HrW
York formed for or carrying the business OF PUBLICLY
offerng real estatc fo- sale auction. ard any mem,
Der Violating this rule shall forfeit his membership III
I0a. No aucioneer. being member of the Exchanee.
shall directly or indirectly, through '.fr oir con W.
dnct any sale 81 real estate "asehold properly IN
the city Of NewYork at any place other INN the h,
a sale had under decree Of court OF c0mpetcn,
Thon the na Rerm spscn q a"s hereor
is first had and obtained Any member NioiaIIhg t ns
rule Sian he liable to lotmrn %I hy ' him and to
either or both Of said penalties. g., -.
yew.Yotk, F1isy. June 10 3d..
The following sale held at the fAchalge ana AuiuV'
81: E 'p' M:Ddasl 200 lot No o. on nap ."
Sale Of dwellings Win pic: q land. Mo- All and 4lS
iee Of dwelling viz iot - - Met n9nNsr
.lI
7istst were adjourned to June II and ~ respectively
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS y. l. OIIi
I77rlst Ii $ $50 IT Of Fcctwoods,e, 4oNl0o; s..oo
CONT = 30 It of I0th.avc. 2oxlcos; Nellie o.o
Rogers = Gnsa;e sei,,o' ~ solo WV
9'th.st' =. ev "a i s e S ., uanTy stern $4,000
oot, = o. Ia LAX o. +, pr1t n 10000
234Hsill. and Other proy.r'y; Cha- Bun
Some no. w Sopp4,y s' Hons + Donncy ef. to
Sane Se'' propc,t. Walton storm and wife -
.,h. @a'iS' = ~ # Of West ioh.st iv.7Ao7
PANEL Martin " inlp S3m| i;ii,aa.,.r to 'i'OO
Dora Rttmast,r ,;;,,.
I9hst, 40 # 6 Of gh.aNs; tcA'- Ma1'"' 500
STRIP Of i2nds and i@S'as' Z, lcSi. % LGSad
IeSingtontavc. e = {0sa # Of 9oth.st 49," % ooo
g. % pane to sS".e itss n n OF Hou,,on-.t
25x7S Joseph Campbell It al executors ETC. 20 600
70 a. i Iay'Gs 500. is: Of Lewis Brown, Nor
14stS'st n s. 100 It VI BROOK 2oSivj
living II DlttSnhoefer. ref. to Frederick 1900
so. nes'Ae q cor TordLamave. isoss22xtosse;
Lena kvnt, s k h r. Of wiowayc i2oS
100: Robert woIthinston. .Sr 70 Lcs,s 'ia 10 gs
I0Os5; Henry schutcr and wife TO Lena Null oooo
GOD r., cor Madi.on-ave 7ssio22; Alexander ~
'-WSi,Iand ~ al 10 KCb,Tt Taller 49,, ~
5th.avr' 10 .O5i Chauncey lruaN to Alice IL .
,aag gaN i7 +, or shave eoN9oll Fred -oo
eIek SMITH ret 70 Catlarine " hatt s , :, ''Vo
LenoX-ayc, 40 % John A''"s''" '
,esth.st. n :. 35 (, e Of Madi.onaye 81 yXi~h
Eee,r pen9l.g to Iva ~ , T. sN s52GSix6o
xiO6x4 iixI25; Harriet Bryce TO FREDERICK ooo
Oh h h[ 20 q r. n OF a6h.-t @5slc0 samson ooo
Walach and wife 70 Katherine her'h'nh'''' 'i'0VO
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consequence u1prO, being nsaae Vt the
Jsys, and after June D. 1892 the ferry an0
transferred from Jayst 10 the ferry house Of tss Pehnsy
Nanla railroad Company at the foot OF West l5th-,t
Trains leave West t2dst 40 8 20 a.. m % MIN
us earlier from foot We, 18Th or Lake Monohk td HS
rSrs Is,v saeSk E SaibO
dale Scranton Walton Debit Sidney. Norwich. Edmeston
Utca. Rome, Oneida Osweso Detroit. Chicago ana points
West ,,,...
sis p. NJ. Campbell Hall. Lakes Mohonk and Mime.
Sursh Ellcnylls Tallsburgh. Hurleyvle Liberty Willis
400 Z. NJ. Middletown. Pittsburgh, Liberty. LiyA
ingston Manor, Rockand, Walton, Sidney Norwssh
eago and west Pullman Sleepers reclining chair g.
Suspension Bridge. Daily all other trains oaiys
except Sunday.
obtained az 323 broadway, NewYork. G. ANDERSON
q. p. A.. SO Deayerst.. New.Y0rk.
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musicdl Instruments.
Gtramb boats.
FALL RIVER LINE.

Tor BOSTON. NEWPORT. PROVIDENCE, MAKTmAs
yINEAATp NA ), .t.[" no, 0ArE COD
stHmsr, lPITIlfAS and flLGRM IN commission
Ioavs pier % ~ H. foot Of Murrpy.st week days and
sundays a. ) 80 p IN. Connection by Annex boat iron,
brooklyn 90 p. H., Jersey CITY 90 p. M. splendid
orchestra On each e.
SPECIAL NOTlCI.-Ihc DOT BILE SERVICE will be-
resumed Tor the summer 4 1892. commencing Mon
day June 10. Steamers VIII leave New. YORK "eeA day.
NJ 40 and q IS o. NJ boat. leo wing the latter hour
viii touch az Newport At 80 N. Slnisys VIII leave
New.York At 30 D NJ touching at Newport The PURl-
TAN PLYMOUTH. PIL.HIM and PROVIDENCE VIII
be- IN commission together
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FCN BOSTON
AND NEW-ENGLAND POINTS.

LONG ISLAND AND EASTERN STATES LINE
Solid Pullman yestlbuie train ifayes BroeSlyn a.:
Boston 80 y. m. Tickes a. L. 4 r. r. Offices
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11rouosais.
AoUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS, OFFICE.
Room 600 Stewart Building, No; $50 Brosa"Ss!y55,

AegEPVGT N5 ESQ o BlosaEay
"''" -''' 10 GOVT ,s; ;HSEss June o. ISL
ID ids OR PROPOSALS for doing the work
rs g: ;'fi 'fs a$
ro SSES6 oF cSSIEIqHKAS 81 oE%SEsSE
EsER coTNY NEwYo ,5d S De Ssy reS &c June
sss aS M ax, 9P q Sy seS AssasS
woE ana nshng ,ad materials Will es hpse o' ''1
ras or. Of Of 1S s approved Contact Tho spca
and 6a q bonds and pG aa asS
pans fr said and all other can Com Nc
%i..ones SppsSSn 70 ca Se siecTeteGy
p IT, SiS5 + Is A'''''' Coll IlaR DP F,.ssns
y ROPOsALS FOR BLANKETS For lHS iO TME
once Of iaaion Mali wos6agto@' May o. is'2i for
SAEp b rod9 t%ssa to s S@dG!S Indian
4T. 55 r. p s s. % Sf sSffSqf Tor
900 S99G nc S" ns SaSd qn SsS5s.
c % cqscd and c@oeana all S p,S
@ T wa b 5oAsS era ge" e negS'fI
sSa to ce SSp s9y ana
% be- s9 op be at made %e Hour fSs S and Rs
AZ Siafs az sa b BIDS P'' @ass az
cd Of cG he GE Saon pGga apE San an
Ga tGr at least Five p. M rpf q
- ROpOSAlLS tWh Nh NWtsMISGToH. D. c -
juno i is95-sooed proposals endorsed Proposals fof
Ordnance supplies for tha Navy Yari Washnfon ~ the
nurSau Of Provisions and Cohipe Navy DEPARTMENT
ua.h,nc,on ID g. until IL o'clock noon, June I'll lsoZ.
and nmbIiciy opened mme1 creor n furnish at
fhn Washington navy Ynrl quantity OF files, steer cast.
i,o. forelnqs plates lumber, nuts. rvet,, &C. ne
arlrs must conform The Havy standard and pas; tn
usual naval inspection. Bl,nk proposals VIII be iurnnc
mon apulicaoh to the Comnalant Of the Navy lad or
m Tho urrau The attention u manufacturers and deo
.rs is Invited Tie bids. all other things being Sual,
.c,d Inv lot The Department reserves the right 70
o defc.i or 10 reject any or all bids doomed al
yarragpous to the G0vernmont. EDWIN SlE"Ahi'
Payna.tcrC General, T.. :. Navy
INVEST POINT. y. V, June s, 1s92.-Sealed
w nrorosa- I'm trplicac. subject IN usual conditions
viii 10 TecSiv,d hec unt 10 o'clock noon July 9. ls9e
VA thon onen,d for furnishing such forage may b.
Tcanr d. The T. s. reerycs The RICH, t. reject any or all
n, dn"s,is al information furnished upon Application
Envelopes containing proposal, should be MARKED Pro
nj WeSt Point. " Y. and addressed 81
he nndcrsiencd w. II. MILLER Captain and Assistant
fer =.
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Conntrn ilropertn for Sale ano 20 Ifi


A tTHAt1IVE HOMES at Harrington PARK BefgGen
.ourtv N.w.J.rs-y West shore X. X, IL hlles
ION SewYork lots offered for safe from I'VE 70 oh
coats per squsr, foot property Is cateuy
~ nv letter To- j. EDWARD GlLI III East idth-st,
New-Yors.
APE THE HEAf.-i.lst by GI, seaside night, (snd
r. .ttend 10 business daily you desire az hea ~ anu
,r.fuI lawrence Beach, adjoining ledahuis ana Law
.Tre TUE ONE family near New OrK ana bfVoa-
cottage ~Irnlshcd and nnfusni-hcd Tor riie anu 70
ien Choice plot for building rIon easy A
Chambers-st.. Newly otk
,oP SALE ~ POMFREr UONNEcTTCrT-Thc
mo-, attractive and elig0l" lot IN town about hIryy
arres Of upland moving and woodland on the south sao
-, l,omfnt I'M adjoining the .eta' OF MI 'r'DEc -
bradley lac had much ana time ana no hconstrlo
nucs conrad. hnc lntorvac and hill views Is ta-@-
uiiy Illntei With trees ste for country house
is 'arcain NJ IT, pricc-f31' an acre.
~ Convryancors
TITLE INSURANCE co,
os S,atc-st.. Boston. Mass
r INVEST AT NEW CITY or DEPEw"-Vanderblt'
are ro,leng It; all rollinc stock OF all their roads TO b.
,u. ,hoe locomotive work. costing 100000 coundl:on
walls milo. long, being built full Information
M BAILEY. secretary, 1913 World Bulldng New
York II desired. investments guaranteed 10 pay
>wY EOnE IL FLUSllING.-ChOice iots 500 each
- and upward. payable Slo monthly or 70 I@r G,nt
- ,or ca.h down iiowne Park is near the Murray Hi
Stann I'm tho hancsOmcst part OF Flusnihgi ohNmlt
81 churches schools and trains from morn 10 inld
njoht. chaan communication gas, water supply sewerage
,yc ear ecrtrlc lights pote service. 10000 peope
q, refinement rendering Flushing far superior 70 any new
.t.lemrn- Write map and free passes Z! WISH BoWnc
PARK ADDRESS BENZ w. HITCHCOCK. IA Chamoer''
st. New.York
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TINTED STATES BOOK COMPANY,
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PUBLISH TODAY:
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MAINE STEAMSHIP co.
The ,nly direct line Cottage city. Mas. and r.
land niaine Connecting at Portland with all rail-
road aud steamship line, Tor Bar Harb1., cd orchard
Poland sprfns-, White Mountins RocNand Bangor and
ali Eastern summer Rosof- Steamers sail every Monday
WednesdaY aud Saturday a, D. ~. from PEI IS. East
River foot u Markets, N. Y For Information apply u
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Proposals.
A RMY BUILDlNG. WhitchaIl ,troet. Ne,

A RMY BUILDING, Whitehall street, New
"A York cry. May lHth, lso. Sealed proposals., IN
June 10Th is9S. and ;Acn oIcncd for supplying The
veterinary supplies. Office desks horse and rule shoes.
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don and can be seen and had at tut. Office Preference
viii be- given articles o. domestic production
nctufe conditions Of quality ami price dncudn2 IN tho
Price OF foreign produtlo The duty eico1 being equal
Tho Government the right 20 reject ali
proposals. Envelopes CONTAINING proposas should be
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RAILROADS..

RAILROADS..
pennsylvania
y RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT By
Block Signals&InterlOc kingSwitches
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot OF
DcsbrOsscs ard COrtiamdt Streets,
On and after 1901 n. MAY ,2d' 1892.
TIE FAST LINE.
900 pamen yssu se cco6 1ns Pa 30 ciTe
d%n'pO IL 40 n.,. ss; ch cnec % p sr ' YS
A'''' Tie PENNSYLVANIA LI,IITEr.
1000 W. opposed exclusively NJ pullman Eestlonlo
and Observation Car. Ere,entins hnaneiai rcp9prs
sexes iadcs' maid bsrBcr,ho library ane oil the con;
m;ayab BE- eSc,e lights Arrive. Cincinnati $40
Indianapolis ;5o a M a.: Chicago S''o a. Ill., anu 81
IT LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
300 r. M,rgman Nestue Sec2l3E S"Is 70 iS 70 io,
AID caen9a ysSy SRoT 40 gar 16 %a 'e Arys
tineinnat 10 as a. a. aad S. Louis 80 D. III. neat
THE CoLuMpI.S EMPRESS.
300 r. ,r.-Pulman vc'tbue Sleeping: Dining sroi.
and penpsylyena aiir9Sd ve'Aq5s a'sse8sn
TmE WESTERN EMPRESS.
$50 =. M.-Pulinan Nestibu;e Sleeping Car New-YorE
I'd p,. p % iash Gt, saa tS.
sS'AnS II ct IL ~ 80 % S adv: "a ~.
90 q N. second morning. Connects Tor Toledo daily
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500 nc nga; S a conSs. no
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BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE S0uTH
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i us and f' 80 p' mr. s PIX 100 90 and goo p m
For Haanis CRY 80 ,C wS;s oeS with through
For Cape May 90 ara p M %cekd Through Buffet
no FOR PHILADELPHIA, oo
.yivanla Limltcd Dining Car. snd 10 washington
Limited With Dining carr dnd - oO a. al. = - 10
2:l0 300. $780, ! 90. 30. co. 100. 80 90
and o 90 y. A.. and j. - night ACCOMMODATION:
II 10 8. m. 40 and 90 p IN. SUNDAYS, Express.
U:l5. : 80 900 90 Limited aud 20 90 a. IA.
200. 100, 80 90. go. $ 90 and 20 D. N. aAd
10 .lj nl0ht. Accommodation 90 aad 90 ,. N.
For Time-Vnble- OF trains local points tie Pennsy
Nana l.allrIad system. apply at the foloMh, Ticket
Onces Nos. POL S35. $40. ga aud 1923 broadway.
A-tor House 4ed-t. and Gtnayc.. 1874 East 2jthss.
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trosss and Cortland ~, Court.s'.. SEQ Fulton ~
vs. Broadway and BrooAyn Annex s!9t,on foot Of Fu
Jer.cy City.
Tho York Transfer Company Will call TO- and check
baggage from hotels and residences uronsh 20 destination
CuAS r. pCGH j. j. WOOD
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READING RAILROAD SYSTEM

Station foot Of Liberty ST., North River
Time Table in effect Nav 80 1892.
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Mem publications.

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H1E s''f Ht sfnsP' FAIR az e. " s'i
II Turns Grey. and the Remedy. By Prot. HARLEY
SARxEh I2No Il, So ,, o IT, Hssh I sd rsa
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Real &slare.

rutland & WHITING.
S BEEKMAN.ST.
Make A SPECIALITY OF APPRAISINO, SELLING,
RENTING AND CARING FOR
DOWNTOWN PROPERTY.
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THE MISSES ELY'S
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
uate Of Columbia Heights, BrooklynI
RIVERSIDE DRIVE
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Brooklyn.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11
NORWICH LINE,
I'll DsON RIVER STEAMER MARY POWELL,
DAILY EXCEPT sINDANs

Lcavc Dcsbrosses-st. 10 p. M. Saturdays. f5 d.
Do West 22d-st. $3.50 M Saturdays p. IN. for
CRANSTONs, WEST POINT. CORNWALL. NEWBURG
NEw.uAMBuRG. MILTON. POUGukEEPSIE, HYDE
PARK, ROEDOUT and KINGSTON
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-06-13
PERSONAL.

H. A. Harvey is in town from his
ranch.
Mrs. w. II. Kelly arrived from
Mora yesterday.
Tom Donoghue arrived from Pinos
Wells this morning.
Jake GRAF got home from school
at st. Louis Saturday,
Mrs. Thomas Holland went to
Mineral Hill yesterday.
GIG. Hecke and w. Early, Boston
cattlemen, are in town.
Joseph Hall, wool man of Nor.
wich, Connecticut. is in town.
Prof. Ramsey came up from Albu-
querque and passed Sunday in the
city.
The wifi. Of Dr. b. NJ. Williams
presented him with girl at o'clock
| Iuls mOInlhB'
w. b. Tolend, the wool buyer, has
purchased 10000 pounds of wool for
shipment east.
Mr.. Van Antwerp, the assistant
live stock agent of the Santa Fe, is
here and stopping at the Montezuma.
Donaciano Garcia & Co. have
shipped one of their new patented
hay presses to Jacob Irisarri in Ber-
nalillo county.
The Misses Hegman went to Har-
vey's ranch on Saturday to spend a
few days before going to their home
in Wisconsin.
Messrs. Chase and Pierce, the for
mer from st. Louis and the latter
from Boston, arrived yesterday.
They are wool buyers.
Mrs. Abalina Degneo de Morrison,
daughter of Major Morrison, and her
husband, arrived from Albuquerque
Saturday, and will probably reside
here permanently.
Miss Edna Pierce, daughter of w.
L. Pierce, a former resident of Las
Vegas, but now judge at San Diego,
Cal, arrived this morning for two
weeks visit with the Misses Dyer.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-06-13
Paso
SHORT LIME

A sure thing that you can buy at
Hartman 81 Wells the best Feed
and Produce in New Mexico, at the
lowest prices.
We have 1000 choice Fruit Trees
in assorted varieties, very cheap.
These trees were grown in New Mex
icon, and consequently are better
than trees brought a great distance.
We have all kinds of fresh Field
and Garden Seed at wholesale and
retail. Now il your time. Sow
your blue grass and white clover
seed and put cut your onion sets,
plant your peas, etc. Don't forget
the place.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-06-13

If you have lost an unbranded
white COW with red ears you may
possibly find it at Los Ojitos Frios,
as there is a strange cow rowing
around there.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Miss Jennie Rosenthal and Leon IL
Manko at the residence of the brides
parents in this city on Tuesday eve.
ming, June %, at 1880 p. m.
Malboeuf's wooden horse was
moved over in front of Chris Sell
mans during the fire, and it was
laughable to see the number of p err
sons who went past it very carefully,
saying "Whoa, now"
Thomas ii. Edmiston, o. l.. Hough-
toms chief clerk, and Miss Ida Han
cock, of Colon, Neb., were married
last Saturday night at the residence
of Mrs. Sadie Allen, near Lincoln
park, by Rev. A. Hoffman.
NJ. Romero has his ranch fitted up
in fine shape for outing parties going
to Badly, and picnicers will find it
much handler than having to take
everything with them. See his adj
vertisement in another column.
We think that the hypercritical
utterances Of proud and vaingloriOus
professional men against professional
men who are of retiring dispositions,
neither bold, brazen or presumptuous,
calm and deep like professional men
should be, IS the result of ambition
and jealousy,