Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-22
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
Thanksgiving day one week from to

Thanksgiving day one week from to-
morrow.
D company's football team at Fort
Marcy was engaged all morning in
practice game under the direction of
Lieut.. Harrison at the federal building
grounds.
Miss Berger, of New York, who brings
very excellent credentials, has opened
kindergarten for little tots in the Sena
rooms formerly occupied by DR.. Her
midas drug store.
A Raymond & Whitcomb excursion
party of New Englanders will do the his
toric city tomorrow, Treat 'em nicely,
for they are all Americans, even if some of
them don't know New Mexico is part of
the United States.
Irregular trains on the A., T. & s. F.
seem to be the rule once more. Last
nights trains were late and the morning
southern mail was three hours behind
time. However, No. 3, going south this
avening, is reported On time.
German Lutheran services will be held
as usual tonight at the Congregational
church at 1880. Rev. Barnitz, from Des
Moines, Iowa, and Rev. Thomson, from
Laramie, Wyo., will probably assist the
pastor in charge in conducting the SER
vices.
Messrs. Donohue & Monier have just
completed the Gonzales block, costing
$4,000 and an ornament to central San
Francisco street, and are also putting the
finishing touches on the Hanley block, a
handsome building, adjoining the Con
zales block on the west. The cost of the
Hanley block is little upward of
$4,000.
Fosters prophesy of cold weather be-
ginning to-day has failed to materialize
and the finest climate on earth is still
here. Fosters latest predictions are;
More severe weather than usual will occur
from November a to December 8, and
Immediately following this period a
severe cold wave may be expected
Winter storm waves will cross the coun
try about November 25 and December
and 7.
The neatest sort of railing is now
being placed on the cut stone coping in
front of the Loretto Sisters three impos
ing buildings. The coping has an aver
age height of two feet and is surmounteo
by this railing which is of malleable jror
three feet four inches high. The tota
cost of this improvement, counting in thu
ten foot stone and brick wall at e1the1
side of the buildings, is $4,000. 1t viii
be finished on Saturday.
The Woman's Boaed of Trade has dom
and is doing valuable and timely worl
for Santa Fe and every public spirite'
citizen should contribute to replenishinl
their exchequer by attending the dane
they propose giving at the new Gonzale
block tomorrow night. The music TO
dancing will be supplied by the 10th in
fantry orchestra. Dancing commence
promptly at 8 o'clock and Gen. E. 1
Bartlett will serve as floor manager. Tn
price of admission is rs cents which in
cludes dancing and refreshments.
The remains of Carl F. Tiedeman, VIII
came here from La Porte, Ind, ON Wed
nesday last and died on Saturday, wer
embalmed by Undertaken Gable an
shipped east this morning encased in
handsome casket. Mr.. Hickox and othe
friends of the deceased, who had know
him for several years, speak highly of hi
manly qualities, and his demise is mat
ter of regret both in this city and Albu
querque.
A new time card for the A., 7. & s.
appears on the inside of to.day's NE,
MEXICAN and will henceforth have pei