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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-05
AT WHEELING PARK.

The crowd at Wheeling Park was an
immense one. A REGISTER reporter
met Superintendent Rolf about six
o'clock. Col. Rolf was tired with the
work OF the day, but well pleased. ut
was the biggest day in the history Of
the Park" he said, ''and everything
passed off pleasantly. Nearly 10000
people passed through the gates during
the day"
The crowd at the Park was good-na-
tured and orderly. Thousands of people
can be accommodated in the spacious
grounds, but yesterday this popular re-
sort looked more crowded than ever
before. However, there was moving
room, breathing room, and dancing
room for everybody, and 1t can safely be
said that those who attended the Park
secured the full measure OF enjoyment
of the day. The Opera House Orchestra
rendered dance music on the pavilion,
and concert music on the mound.
The w. & E. g. motor line never had
a bigger day In its history. Supern-
tendent Weisgerber deserves credit for
the admirable manner In which he
handled the immense crowds. The de-
laws were few and OF short duration,
and all were excusable. In fact the
way ia which the people were trans
ported TO and from the Park without
accident, was wonderful. AT o'clock
il was said that twenty-eight carloads
had been taken out, and this number
must have been swelled to half hun
dred by o'clock.
At Selberts' there was also large
crowd, especially during the evening.
There were plenty of amusements pro-
vided, and everybody spent al enjoya-
BILE day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-05

feet. The road race In the afternoon
added to the general lack OF interest,
and very few wheelmen showed up for
the lantern parade. In fact the word
was quietly passed around during the
day that there would be no parade.
There was also an apparent lack OF
interest on the part of the public. and
there were no crowds either at the
starting point or along the proposed
line of parade. Everybody wanted to
see what was advertised as the big
show on the Island, and thence all
directed their steps. Some wheelmen
had decorated and purchased lanterns,
and were consequently disappointed
when they learned that the parade was
declared off.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-05

ard by any means, and looked rather
ebby Ia lpealities whore something
800 Re should have been done. On
Tnany OF the cross and resident streets,
on tbe direcf line Of parade. there were
many fHe examples OF decoration,
which elicit 90 appreciation oil durIng
theidQy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-05
the order i'm which they finished:

Mahlke won the tirst prize, hiRh
grade bicycle, and the chair and medal
for the best time. He will select Col
umbIa wheel. Each contestant will re-
ceiye a prize, as the committee secured
enough to 60 around, with few TO
snare. The list OF prizes has been pub
lished in the REGISTER, aud the prizes
have been on exhibition in the show
window of the Wheeling Installment
COmnanV
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-05
A BIG SUCCESS.

The lodge OF Red Men OF Benwood,
made great preparations, for their most
successful picnic ever held, yesterday.
Everything was in readiness yesterday
morning at Whitman's Grove,
and early in the morning crowds Of
people began to assemble. They came
from Bellaire, Martin's Ferry, and from
many OF the interior town OF the State.
1t is estimated that fully one thousand
FIVE hundred persons were on the
grounds. The day was spent In an en-
ioyable manner, aud there was not an
incident TO mar the pleasure Of the oc-
csion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-05
UNDERTAKING.
ALEX FREw,
III KAIN STREET.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR

An prepared TO esadsst bsrisls 10 most SET
t,fsctsry nanasr; AL modern undertaking ap-
Dlisncss and fns black and whits funeral cara
cor pstsnt mssaxsnsnt gsarAatss6-
Cofsns, Casksts and , fall lsso buftai eee4s-
aim 70 Be pronpf. eensiosfsts snd fsuAeis.
Calls ~ telephone.
stsuR<hs. IA te8dl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-05

tally passing resolutions that the people
who located the fireworks where they
took place richly deserved leather
medal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-05

If your eyes need testing for specta-
cles, you can have II done-free-at J..
G. DILLON 81 Co.'S, 1928 Market St.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-05
THE LANTERN PARADE

Il Postponed on Account of Lack of
Interest.
To wheel men who were enthusiastic
over the events o. the day in which
they participated. the turnout Of
cyeIers In the morning parade was dis
appointing. This had depressing eff
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-05
MARTINS FERRY.

To Water Consumers.
Water Rents were due July 1st. A
discount OF 10 per cent will be allowed
on all bills paid before July 10th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-05

band and orchestra from Bellaire fur
nished the music. There were ABOUT
three thousand persons present, and Tue
features OF the days pleasures were the
opening of the fine new dancing pavii-
lion and the bowling alley. Mozart
Park seems the popular one, for fam'-
lies to attend taking with them their
dinners, and yesterday this was no ex-
ceptIon, as nearly two hundred families
were there enjoying repast as al
home. Members OF the Park Assocla-
ton are greatly elated over the success
of yesterday.
The largest picnic ever held In New
Martinsville was held theirs yesterday.
Sstersyile alone was represented oy
nearly i've hundred persons there. The
O. r. R. was kept busy handling the
passengers. Things passed of smooth
" in every particular. Some Wheeling
citizens were in attendance al this &C.
caslon also.
A number OF couples OF society ladies
and gentlemen went TO Well sburg yes
terQay anQ from tuoIo Wow W D"HetN
Creek, where they had an enjoyable
time fishing. They did not forget the
picnicing party, but had a good time
along this line.
A large crowd OF prominent South
Side ladies and gentlemen went to Elm
Grove yesterday, and enjoyed an ele-
giant picnic. Patterson's new grounds
there were used by the pleasure
seekers, and the new grounds are neat
and attractive.
The Island Club went yesterday TO
Bridgeport hill for an all day picnicing
season. About fifteen couples attended
and they stald till night and observed
the fireworks.
VIII Kahn, Ed Frederick, Harry Bow
ers, Howard Miner and Edward Stew
art. South Side boys, accompanied by
ladies, enjoyed most delightful picnic
at Woods Run yesterday.
There was an unusually large picnic
at Sarden's, along the o. K. r., near
Darlington, yesterday, and quite num-
Der Of Wheeling people attended.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE TO
Consumers Of Water.

The basin will te cleaned out on Friday
night Citizens had better prepare themselves
with clean water for Saturday. All elevators,
water motors and street hose will be obliged 70
stop using water on Saturday, ss IL will be
scarce. All large manufactures will be obliged
10 stop work.
Men wanting work will &c to the Water
Works and put down their names.
jy5s q. AZ. yARNEY. supt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-05
AT MOZART PARK.

Yesterday was big day st Mozart
Park by far the largest crowd being
there since its opening. Hacketfs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-05

Children Cry for Pitchers Castoda
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WANTED.

WHEN GOING TO CHICAGO FAIR, cArry(
w Travellers Cheques Of American EIpress
Company. No Identification required. jy5
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-05

The Island Club went yesterday TO
Bridgeport hill for an all day plcniclng
season. About fifteen couples attended
and they stsid till night and observed
the fireworks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-05
Health Officers Quart
erIy Report.

MORTALITY STATISTICS IN THE CITY
vi OF Wheeling, w. Va, for the quarter end
ing July LIST, lSsS:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-05

Judge John A. Campbel's address was
one Of The best Of the day. 1t was re-
pIete with many excellent ideas, terseIy
and eloo hently expressed: de nrst re-
viewed HE early history Of the govern,
meut aid stated that the historian "a
the krst oae-hundred years
Of our pbtional existence. would recora
the fact that our system OF government
was TIE butgrowth OF conflicting ,aeas;
All our wars proved the evolution ~
ideas, az IA not the Blind following % 'n ~
LEADERSHIP Of any man, as IS 1rue u =.
mary Of the old nations on Europe .o mo
referred Ito the planting OF ln.s -
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14

only few weeks Rgu, IN acertain a saloon
then owned by a certain man, lac was nu
eye witness to the drunken antics ~
NomNn, Who partially undrees-d herse
RuI then threw Ter mentionAbles
ncrras the bar, And agaln, last night q
woman visited saloon on north Third
street., picked . quarrel With q colored
man, ~hn, IN order tu protect himself
had to turr,hly EJECT the ~umAn from
a.. dnnr Thesa are uightly ucourrs nces,
wh,ch nre alvHJs followed with the most
h,nsphemOus wotls, and the good psople
unfortunately re~,dtuR IN the quarters
where thee. nightly disturbances usually
happen are d.1irins some law upon the
sui Ject There are very strong laws,
territorial and city, and TuE Cfr'' IN ap-
I.eRls 10 the officers, br the snks oi hu.
msnlty aud d"csncy, 10 enforce them II
IL true the enforcement of their duties
will caurs howl 10 rent the atmosphere
from the traussrN-eora, but the papers
~ the city, the law abiding citizens, ire
svert,,e ~ party Hfihatiun, will uphold
the officers IN IT," good work.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14
I.ihrrni Combination

New York Jan. Is Was John -.
Rockefeller the anonym nous donor ~
the half million ~ dollars that was re-.
Gently contributed toward the fund Tor
.hs erection ot the Protestant Csth-drHlS
Ruuor IN quarters thai are generally
well lnt,'rmrd say that such ~ the fact
aud tha, thu great Standard On CarItl.
ist to whose i..Nmeus. benriactons the
New Chicago UNIV, 'slty o"es I's ex's
tenoe, has placed one more denomina'
ton under an obligation tina: cannon be
repaid by aiding half million dollars 20
the Protestant Cathedral fund. Uut'l,
boweyer, bishop Henry G., Potter choos.
es 10 speak the question as to whether
the identity Of the anonymous donor
and Mr., Rockefeller are one aud the sam.
will b. mooted one, aud the Bishop
hluse!f says that he IN not yet ready To
make n disclosure. Nor can any ,ntor.
nation be obtained from Mr.. Rookie
fsller's almoner, Tor his charities are
90 numerous snd take up 30 much tim"
that he IN compelled 10 keep special
employe to carry out hls wishes,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14
MoNKEYs Ns,.I, RHY rIcKERs.


~.r ~. =, N,,L.
There i nn anc,rEr ing chrrcut
among -r.or, that upUNcys eau
speak hU' refrain 'ruu DOING So lest
they sHr..d ur ,um,n OF to work
Aaron l.uwo.A q owns Il GERRY
frrU un,r o-hrn y ! romcmhrrcd
TINS when yea" Aso ho b"-in to
teach u coup,o VI arg" monkeys 10
pick hs rat Iue luruN ~ tnIifor.
mia 'rI.' To thn eastern mu"Kyt, has
grndua' 80 s"r.r sly red lr 1 thr
profits 81 'ue Gru'ti. on the \ ,hrt.c
scHbuhrg thai b.v"mo ry u"ut hat
the wa!e, 81 h,rr3 Ipckors wOu,. Eat
II noary n up luc.i 'uluiy iaru'r
huwc,s m"utionod IA 10 ht, cuu,ln.
who IL the captain OF mn Last ladia
trader sailing from Boston Captain
lio~ri- replied that on some ut the
islands near slam lao had seen mon.
keys that had been trained t. pick
fruit and did their work well lie
saw no reason Why the creatures
shouid no, bo siul,Arly utlli ul Ia
Orange county
nrmor lIuWoIl- wRs very -koptirul
but whcn on his cousin retUrn from
h neNt voyage hs brought homo
with him two very hIg S,am"so ape,
ho began to instruct them nt oura
They learned very rapidly and now
the owner thinkS they save him at
least NY cont- n day cnrh Ihoy
climb better pick moro aud eat less
than the boys ach monkey has "A
bag that contains ABOUT hyo pounds Of
fruit rlung around his waist
They 20 up tho tree like n rocket
said MIR lluwcliA and Whom their
bag are full they come down lake the
stick A heap o. empty SACKS on tho
grass IL ready for them ana they re.
turn 10 their work Moreover. with
their toll. tho farmer think, they have
broken their silence aud though no
cannot yet undorsthnd what they say,
he IL quito sure that thry hold AMI
mated conversation with each other
They certainly chatter away and
that thoro Isa spirit of rivalry be-
tween them IL ev dent When one
piurks more cherries than tho other
he l. somewhat ot'on.ly-Iy triumphant
aud IA, companion Is proportionately
doyoctod
MIR Howell. encourages compeu-
ton by giving tho moro successful
monke!, something oArA for bis cup.
| per
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14
HOLIDAY RATES.
Naldrn'S Texas business Col.
love-. Austin and II. Worth.

~ ~ ~ 'AiN'A - " WI ' IT.
lla,r yuu ever ru,,,d twenty large s,,.
Yer dp,larr IN ypur hand. Have you
ever balanced one on your tirSt finger
aud cuukrd Il with another: \ sound
Ike that l- the tuHrchius muslc tu sue.
Ctss Have you ever heard ~ WRiden's
Texas lIurtu,'s- Colleges, one At Austin,
the other vi Fort Worth; Of course YOU
haN" Tor they are among the oldest and
mu-t thorough business training schools
~ ail tins tMr southland, ADd Their FOR
u"T students can Oe found IN gll parts
~ the state and many adj nuiug stAtes
occupying teSpOn-lhlr aud money MAX.
ing positions Either one uf these two
schOuls WIu give you twenty large, bright
silver du,Hfs discount On three months
scholarship
But you Wny ask. what do yuu
mean by thr"" months aChUlarshIps'
We tu"au that sou VIii br taught 10y the
h"-t teachers, gi'"u Whu,r"umr board
hud ludgius Tor thrr" murtl H. when you
purchase, Abd thus uNu, uLr u their
tCh rHrsi'ps, HhIrh ls "a documrut under
senI Ih" regular price 10 tins scholar
sI'p Ig s~l ~ Juu g,s' they intend to
~" you twenty dollars hN sellug It to
SOFA Tor S.N. In, thIs ofrr Ia special
uno aud In good only from Drc - until
the fifteenth day ~ January So you
had better -erur" uur without DELAY, as
after that dat" the regular pric,@ vii bs
strIct'y adhered tu. Patents, u you
have So, r"uslnbrr that such Christ-
uHE pr"r"nt tu your euu or daughter ~
more prS'Iuug than gold, NOR" valuable
than diamonds ~ ruirr- buly one hun
dtrd schulsrshIp- viii l." sold at this
prIca. Writ" instantly Tor beautiful cat.
Hlusu", winch vii tell You all ahuut the
pchuuls nud also how they Wtll teach you
tbr ih'"s- 500 rlr,uld KNOW aud how 10
II tk" upr"N liukk,rpirg. shorthand,
'Np,wr,ttus. p"umnu,hIp aud trl..rnphy,
good plnlD lug ish, al th"e- studies and
more, to-, nf" taught ~ thcs" unrival-d
srh"nie llHv" Suu u frirGd that has
sutu" uu" - "du ur that de-ir.s to
attend t,hooi h,ms"t: send HIM
marked copy & tins pHI.rr ~ be may not
r"- Il Write b. dnl for circular giving
( rp"ctRl lu,oIny ratra. Address Austin
| aud IT. Worth
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14
1EIEt,RApIllt
Peruvian I.NhibIt.

New York, LAT rs Steamship Ru,u.e
from Callno, Peru, und"t datn D. T.,
contain the fulovllg Ihy Nat,puH, ~.
position ~ Peru, designed as u prrpHrR
tory display ~ Peruvian ,uiu-trie- tur
the Worlds Cplumhnn oNpo.'l,u tt
Chicago, Was trmtI,y opened T. the
pubic yesterday at O'Clock ~ tue after
noon, white rag.", f"4rm lIus ~
appearance the "N"rutyu mansion ~
Washiugt ~, EXCEPT for tlr Tact that It
ID about four times ss large, situated IA a
beautiful garden containing an ,uhmte
variety ut tropical plants aud flowers,
now ell in the richest exuberance oi
early summer, IL the home ~ the cxpus
ton The building II quadriiaterR. IN
shape, two stories hIsh, hnllt ~ adobe,
but the outer walls are 'ulshsd ia -luccu,
rrsemOlnS white marble, and the corulce
aud frlele are IA the putrst classic sty ie.
The president ot Peru. llorale, Ber.
nude, aud the alcalia ~ Lima, nrsisted
10y the cabinet ministers AMI the diplo
matte corps, utEtlntcl at the opening,
aud after short speeches 10y IL" tao dig.
nltsrles IT," exposition MIS- DECLARED open
Your correspondent ha- gwen the display
u careful nHmiuatiun, but It IN difficult
10 describe II IN ieS words. Peru has
few manufactures, aud yet one is sur
prlaed to s.-e hnw many excellent Rrtlcls
4, (, a..
tured articles ~ It,. country They range
all the wN from bDois AMI shoes,
through wumsns underwear aui cotton
and "oolen goOdS, biau k-ts, beer. Ice,
blank books sash, duura aud blinds, tu
Tine furniture, mirrors and ptnnps. la
the department, ~ antiquities IT," display
Ia particularly r'rh There are muum,rs
10y the score, som" ~ tl,"m probably dat.
ing from the beginning ~ the Chrlstlau
era, artices ~ gold Rud p,.vrr, hne au.
uque pottery, resembling that dug mp by
DR.. Schliemanp fran the runs uf Troy,
and old garments woven hy prchlr,orlc
hands INTO gorgeous designs IN blue, ycl.
| low and real with threads ~ wuJlrn and
| cotton, the colors showing m Clearly To-.
day ia they did when they wcr" iir-t
made thousands ~ years lgD. The silver
aud gold minee 81 Peru have u tine lite
play of ores Much An,rlran capita II
coming into Peru To- develop lts mIn.s,
and thesa ores will receive great utl.n.
tlon at Chicago.
Morsno's great national painting. The
Funeral OF Atshualpa," and another II.
| iustra,ing tragic scene during the ChIh.
Peru war, called "rhe Respons. ~ Bol
ognesi," both representing hie sile tx
ures, make sn attractive feature ~ the
| art gallery, which contains uil portraits
| OF the vicsro!s ~ Peru from p,IHrru 10
the establish ment Of the republic IN ls2I
Altogether th. exhibition IN d.c,deily
credi,able to Peru. and will make good
| showing at Chicago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14
Th-y Celebrate Together

lrstcr lay twd well known Cl'l2eus ~
the metropolis we'll known from their
occupation, ~ both are constantly
brought into prominence 10y ther fre.
qucnt intercourse With humanity, crle.
brHted their birthdays The fret, who
ia the younger wHs Capt George NJ
CundlF, ~ the ArmIir house bar lie
stands ) feet ) inches, aud away back
yuuder, thiriy one yrArH ago, on the
banks of u beautiful eat fish stream ~
one ~ the great corn raising states he
fret saw the hight ~ day II wac very
cd that morning, ~ George states,
b !, hr woke the Id folks up aud they
gav" hun succur. Since then be has
seen much ~ the world. not on \ IN the
capacity ~ a flushed miSolnals', but as
n manager ut opera companies aud warn
ous other etce'rrhs lie IL here. II seems,
to reside permanently IN the future, with
the beet Wishes Tor many happy such an
nlycrrRries.
The next WAS Ernest Kriegelsteiner,
Who attHins the distinction % being the
tal-st and probably the hggee' police
man IN the southN-st lie waR born, NO
Ben. Meyers and jacob kurbor state, on
the banks ~ the Euphrntes, thH' stream
Of water that figures ~ promlr ently in
the annals - the Bible, and Vas crle
bfHting yesterday hrr eId bIrthd,y. lie
has proved fearless officer, REGARDLESS
u friendship, and will doubles. remain
member ot the force until after the
April election.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14
now sAL MAMAogp IT.
.iarried uI,n wh~thrr lie would or No

.iarrI-d ul,n wn-,hrr ~. would or No
Sh" Chen ed urr NInj.
A young couple In a Lancashire
village had hoen cuurllug for several
years Tho young mln ono day said
TO tho young woman, oas | Gamma
marry thee
How that said sha
I've changed my mind sAid he
Well I'll tell yea what wo'li do =
said she II fox know that rts
thee rs has given me up shanaa be
able TO get another chap but II they
think have gwen thoe up then can
easy get another chap Sowsll have
The banns published, and whcn the
wedding day comes tho parson will
say 10 thoo. WIlt ,hoa have this
woman TO 10 thy We idel w'oF and
thou must say i vii and when he
says to mo " Il thou have lhs man
10 ba Thy we!Iod LuSOani' ! shall
cay i wilma
The day came and whom ,ha miuis.
tor sAid 'Wilt thou have ths woman
TO he thy welded wlis'' the man an
swerod will
Then the parson said 10 the woman.
w ~ thou ha o this man 10 be thy
welded husbandF' and she said Il
will"
Why said the young man iuri.
ously you said you would cay I
winaA ."
Il know that" said tho young
woman but I've changed ny mlad
sinoa"-fibss and iAbTie
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14

SandiS moi utMns, situated within at
hours drive II the metropolis, aud tue
gentleman IL interesting an Enshrh syn
dlrhte III the scheme e. Improve the
property and p,pe the water down tu
Alhnquerqur
Th" Coyote mlucta springs arr w"ll
known aud Instly celebrated ~ the
southwest country, and such n project
would pay hIg money To the investors
and prov. ~ great b-neht tn IL. CIty
II the water ~ plped into the city Il will
Ht once enter into general uae and be
come the "unly" wafer Tor drinking pus
poses, We congratulate Mr. Stevens,
aud hope he will Je succesriul III his
rch.me. We want n hrst class summer
resort III the mountains. aud with the
expenditure ~ u little money Coyote
springs can be made 10 come to the front
the equal ~ any
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14
Enforre the Law

There is very stringent Law on the
statute books Of the territory regarding
allowing women TO vlsI. aud drink in sa-
looms, and the law should be enforced to
tho lsttsr. TnE CirIzES cited u case in
yesterdays paper, going into some de-
tails regarding the low nature OF some
people, where women visited saloons
with impuni,y, revsllsd in opened de-
bauchsry, and made night hidsous with
their outcry OF indsosncy. A oolor~d
man volunteers the inflammation that
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14
nehaol suprr,ntrnarni..

Bernsl,llo, Harry x. Whiting; Chaves,
j. ID Bush, ColiHI, John Morrow; Dona
Ana, John +, Casey, ir.; Eddy, Fred Ny.
meyer; Grant, H. II. Thlslmau; Guada.
loupe, Pablo Paul Beaubien; Lincoln,
Seaborn T. Gray; Mora, J. ID, McGrsth;
RIO Arrlba, Marlano Larragott-; San
Juan. I, &. Crump; San Miguel, +. ii.
SalaEar; Santa fe, J. j. Ortiz; Sierra, \.
A Sollrnberget; Socorro, W. T.. Leon
ard, Taor. NJ, Mart,uesi Valencia, Flo.
memo Psrsa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14

st. Louis, Jan. l3.-Ths directors 81
the ST, LOUIS Exposition at two meet
lngs held this week practically dec'd"d
90 u series of expensive novelties TOR thu
10th annual exposition to open next Sep
tsmber. II has been decided 90 secure
Sousss band 90 play for three weeks in
place OF Gllmore's late orchestra, which
had besn the musical attraction FOR nine
years, and high class musical talent will
be secured for the remainder % the
forty days. R-ports presented 90 the
board show that the exposition has becu
much greater financial succ.ss than
vas deemed possible when the proj.ct
was frst s,Art.d, and instead Of tie sup
portsrs being called upon for LsalstAnos,
the annual profits have l'esn NJ large
that all the bonds have been paid off,
aud the building u now entirely free
from debt,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-01-14

ncss interest ts,77S, current expense in.
ter~at t6i, capitol contingent interest
l,Gs7, insane Nsylum bonds interest ti,
cattle indemnity fund $50. ,ranapnr.
tHiion of cOnvict- ttIi, Worlds Far
$3.50, capitol current expense sli Hb,
salary ssG6j, fund tnr redemption ~
warrants si No. cnmprnsa'ion ot ~
srssors tll,lW; insurance, lrersr and
ach"ol fund $alui, license SSi2 library
si9S old court rertiiirat"s SllG. p"n,ten.
uary curten, expense fund s97.c, me.
ccllcnruus SS no.