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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-16
LOCAL MARKETS.

PINE BLUFF ARK, Oct. l7.-Cotton: steady. Middling, 711-16. Receipts today, 413 bales, against 3O1 last year. Since Friday, ISIS, against 374 last year. Since Sept l, 6,5OS, against 3,067 last year. Stock, 3,4S6
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-16
MARKET REPORT.
 COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 16.-Cotton: Spots: Fair demand. Middling, 41l-16d. Sales, 14,000 bales. Futures closed firm at an advance of 3-64d from Sat urday, as follows:
 Oct.-Nov., 4.3S@4.39; Nov.4.9S buy CTS; Dec, 4.3SM4.39; Jan. Feb, 4.39@ 40; Feb, Al; March, 4.43; April May, 4.44014. .45.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-16
 GOLDEN JUBILEE.
The Hebrew order Of B,Nai B'Rith Closes

The Hebrew Order Of B'Nai BRith Closes
 Its Session Tonight.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-The closing day of the Golden Jubilee of the He brew order of B'Nai B'Rith is being devoted to an interchange of visits between the visiting members of the organization. Tonight the celebra- tiOn will come to a close with a roundup at the Temple of Bethel, where addresses will be delivered by the visiting rabbis, and by Adolph Hirsh, Jacob Holzser, Isaiah Cohen and other prominent members of the race. For the first time in the cele- bration the women of the race will figure in the program. The occasion will be noteworthy from the fact that two of the three surving foun- ders of the order Micheel Schwab and Jacob Rosenburg, will be introduced to the assemblage Their advanced age has made it impossible for them to participate in the previous events of the celebration
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-16
KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
nnual Convention of National Trade As
 sembIy I9S.


 sembIy I9S. NEWARK, N. J., Oct. 16.-The an nnal convention of National Trade Assembly 19S. of the Knights of Iabor, composed exclusively of machinery constructors, opened here Eoday, all the local organizations ander the jurisdiction of the Assem- ply being represened. The proceed |Hgs, as usual, are being conducted With closed doors, but the officers Hate that importent questions re- ating to apprentices, wages and Ours of labor affecting the craft Throughout the country will be con 3fnere1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-16

MT. C. H. Fowler. with J. H. Tal- bot X Co, returned this afternoon from Fordyce where he had been to visit his father, who has been sick.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-16

The Woodruff case was postponed this morning until tomorrow morn Ing at 9 o'clock on account of the sIckness of Juryman Wilson, who Was excused on account of sickness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-16

NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-Cotton Mid ding, 7-16e Futures opened firm 10 poinis up, and closed steady, as follows:
 October, S.29@S.3 .31; November, s.34 aS.35; December, S.45@S. 4G; January, S.55MS. .56; February, S.64@S. 66; March. S.74@S.75; April, S.S9mS 90; May, S.96GS. .97.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-16

The wife of John c. Carroll. finan- sial agent of the penitentiary, died ast night.
The Republican journal., 1893-11-09

iho ''i'''''i " appointing Sl'ev'ai con
S''"'e loi " at''' county, WIFI come i'i"fe
eiio '"l'h'il IN .'' lil9''lhs NoF' ~. 1he
Az ''''t ll''s tlas r.
M" t''1t 7'i't ii a9Siii-
" ''S ''-'''li''' II g''i''''.'' " lA~
~ 'N'''i' "''fi'S tNt
20 1'h y 9t'e1' '"il'''t'le W ts.ltH' ala la'
The Republican journal., 1893-11-09

SEARsMoNT. Rev. W. w. Ogier of Rock
port will deliver his lecture on the World $
Fair, illustrated by stereoptiean, at the VI.
2. Church Thursday evening, the 10th if
stormy, Saturday evening, the 18th.
The Republican journal., 1893-11-09

Lady Ilenit .-onerset's paper, the Wo-
man Herald OF London, England, advo-
Gates the abolition of the House of Lords.
FIX.
Why certainly. What Lady Somerset
wants is a House Of Ladies'
The Republican journal., 1893-11-09

The beel Statistics Of the United States.
As given IL recent encyclopaedia show
five states % which no beer is produced
They ac California, Florida, Maine. Mis-
sissrp aid North Carolina.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09

per dozen. s7 20 ;20-lb isopaklns. per 10, 10c;
fruit bitter, a0lb kauakins. loc. Miuce
meat. 2O-lb kanekins. lies i00-ln kegs, 9tic;
apple butter. l00-lb kegs, 15(c; s0-lb kama.
Gins. So Ma1ie syrup. old time qte dos
20 caso. g "a haf gal. do en- 10 case 9 50
! gal half doL TO ease per doA sll.5l
cnEwiNo spM
nanheiser's fruit iolu. por sox. SIC; pop
pCrmint aud limetta, per box. 60; mana
tCiu. Ter box, &c; Adams New York M
]. per box 25c, fasciuution, Goo ,swect fern,
Gee; carmel tolu, z5c; NO. New York. Sjci
Whites Yucatan, per box, soc; b-oox car-
toon, t2f5, Valentines eUchre, per box,
t4c Panama, per oox, &c California fruit
per box. SIC; Berrys beauty, Sc; tolu, CSC;
per dozen, $50, aweeteum, per box, Tic;
Williams crown tolu ooL boxes S8.hOi
Williams peppermint tolu, dor boxes,
$3.50: Williams pine apple, 81 "a
niDts AND wool
Hide, buyers are payingi Dry flint
heavy. &C; light % dry salt &c;
green salt, 84c butch rs green, 2l(@8o
Wool light medium. ii02Jci low me-
dii m, 149lUcj fine. laJ1idc
Horns, hoofs and bones, g 90 per ton do
liverod.
eRAIN ANp FEED-rrTT
lots. retail per 100
Cotton rt Oh Ter uushel, lnc retail
Hay-LOose, local. per ton, 500;
best toruey, carload lots {. o, b.. g., o per
ton; ton lots, $1,000; choice upland
hay, car lots, I. o, b., sS.UOi retail, tsoO and
o. 80 per ton.
Amber cane seed-per bushel wholesale
ibc retail, sl.0e.
Millet--Per bushel. ei.il
Alfalfa secd--ST per busnoi.
Nheat-Buyors arc paying No 2 co.
o. 3, Coo T. o. at tort w Irth.
COAL.
Canon City $40 per ION, McAlest5i
Choctaw, Je0uy Lind, Big Muddy Roucr
Maitland, Cameron, Robinson ana Waisse,
Goals. car lots, g.. 20; to 10 ton lots, - Len
two tons g. so; one ION 500; one-hah uS
$3.50. Monarch, Victor Sautg Clara aut
Gilmore Goals. car lots, S5 90; 3 20 10 tons
$500 two tons S6. IS one ton, $3.50; one hall
ton, e. 90. y lar Creek aud Me lames Goals
car lots. S5,25; to 10 tors, $3.50; two tons
50 10; one ton so; one-half ton, s. 70
| Maitland Egg and Monarch Egg, ca'
lots. s.; 3 tons, S5.25; two
tons, 81. 10; single ton. 1915. Authra.
cite q ounl coal car lots, Sill; 3 TO 10 tor
lots, Sl3.t5; single ton, {l3 Anthracite
| (Ouida) 10 10 tons So Oh; single ton, $3.50
onc-haf ton, $500 Slack coal, car lots
$500. per tou,$21j.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09

tn fat4 Jan. tSpecialj THE city
,ss,n I0l4y closed q contract with WIN.
n 10 fhe General Electric company for
AIrttf|r Generators with capacity Of
irae noWer.
Mt1 Closed contract with Edward
hmfpe 81 the Fort Wayne Electric
ms tor eight dynamo electric NAL
having "a capacity OF l6.OOO lamps OF
n candle power each, same to be IN
Zion juno !. 1893.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
nLAINE WORSE.

shIngfnn, Jan. 7.--Nlr. Blaine e.
tonight Dr. Johnson visited him
$50 o'clock aud found he had
seonc IA unflvordble change and
weaker than for several days. IN
70 an hquiry. he said mt present
as unable to tell the extent of set
Dut hnrdly anticipated change
eat Beri0usncss tonight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
-rMn KlLLrn IN A EAIL-

cagc. ill, jan Peter Dell and
w iehigh fell forty feet from a
N az the Worlds fair grounds to-
Dell was instantly killed and l.e-
win die from his injuries. A third
nan uniiedt he rope which held
nnn unticd the rope which held
WINS nnon IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
Ia ARnrsr nHsEnrERs.

Antonio. Tex. Jan. 7.-CSpeclal.l--
r FROM San H. clio are 20 the eject
luc United States authorities have un'
ken 10 nfrest the dc3ertcrs from the
on army. who have taken refuge on
lidc - the Rio Grunde. Il is stated
1.-The Maxican soldiers have been cap
aud arrested there already. A con.
at San lgnacl0 and HIS sOnlnlaw
also bnen arrested by the United
authofiues on the charge Of violating
nnIrnLlLL lnWs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
riyillo. Hunt county, Texas.
q Has No supnrior.

MARsHALL, TEX. May 20, 1892
uaetle, Fort Worth, Tex.
nrl.EMf7I: / received the SEWN
u ipe you ordered for me and teste
fprlight running, little nois
work and neat style and finisl
K 40 auperior. ] have seen maj
4 eat Machines, but there is MOI
y reteee have than this. l say
pthan lgenty dollars by orderi
gh gg
Respectfully,
,. N. HuFFRAN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09

W tRSwroRp, TEx., Sept II, 1891
fNii Worth Gazette
!. \ x rf1Nl-N: Your premium GA
Nilg machine received yeatel-
rcoinpanying IL was a five-year
( lptee We arc hi hly pleased
pt appearance OF the machine,
al wiate you later as to It's true
III foprs truly,
w G. A. STANpIFER
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
a mon STRIKE.

gstafl. Ariz., .mn. IA rich strike
ieen madc in the Grand Canon Of
colorado about seventy miles north
this town, Of a ledge of very rich
bearing free gold In hrge quanti-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09

" N0oN a' Any 900 Vnohlna
-belsr NoRTH, Tax, Sept, Is, lsg2
hl Of tia8tte,
Nv me TO say in behalf of The
lyrTE machine, that l have had
cDnstAnt use for the past eighteen
Is, and during that time il has
vlfhe best OF work, and proven itself
Md as any 500 machine. Wishing
much success, as you can safely
Z amend II. Very respectfully,
4 M. FARRELL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
mpnE TESTIMONY

#N4 sewing Machine FOR Only SEA,
Try Ono.
'lferton, Tex, Dec. g, 1892.
Worth Gazette.
f|knth -Ihe High Arm Sewing
a all you claim for il, II is
r. every respect Ny wife is
go ~|th IT, II Is neat and well
" ''Nht running, and gives on,
AAIalllon. Respectfully,
ID n SWEENEY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
AND THE DAILY ALSO

Supplementary agricultural
Glasses Of other states THE GAZETTE viii Texas capital
t manufacturer and wholesale merchants this
Daily GAZETTE THREE MONTHS any every
subscription sent BY mail person FOR ONE YEAR In Toxus
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
TlG Constant Dripping thai Wears Away the Stone

No dissatisfied with mendy climate exhausted
conditions read constantly Of this Southern wonderland without being nh
profitable
constantly the opportunities presented in this mdeyop with
being influenced 70 Investigate for himself inporson
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
New orlsan. Future,


Galveston. Tex, Jan, -(Spsolll.) -
By steamship from Galveston, Tex
To Liverpool ......... "a
To continent. ............. ...17-Gid
To New York .4gcBlO0 lbs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
Receipts and Erpart, at All United states
Ports
STOCKS A. An United states ports.

Galveston, Tex, Jan Special. -
Stocks this day. ...........a......l ,O77.Ol7
Stocks this day last year Mann. 1919, 5i2
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
A-DVERT'T TEX As
4it ID
The Gazette Repeats Its Proposition

years willing liberal
halt Texas when teop the
necessity benefit truthful
agriculture
mining religion
every subscription Weekly by people
will DO Subscriber
provided
subscriber he wishes tho Weekly
sen r.
every subscription Daily address
copy oRny
may by Texas subscriber
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09

Two the Democrat Publishing Company
dress outside the State copy tho Weekly every subscription
received from within the
This
Withdrew people
disposed work behalf
promises much rich and immediate ous,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
THE GAZETTE REVIEWS ITS OFFER

And for subscription FOR ONE YEAto the Weekly
in Texas another copy Weekly viii be sent
MONTHS tOany address outside the State.
1hiis THE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
my Owen ny A WAGON.

ider Tex. Jnn. Special To-day
w Geo. Lynch fell from his wagon
10Th wheels pusse1 over his body, in
x painful and serious injuries.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING CO.,
Fort WORTH, TEXAS.

Cubes. ............-l.......5
Powdered .....................
Crushed and cutloai .......+.....
Wholesale grocers quotations I85Ie
higher
Grades omitted not in market
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
The Best Way to Advertise Texas

through tho that daily weekly eso progress Txo
and It's advantages opportunities productions Day
after woek such newspaper does It's appointed work. and 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
THE aAzErrE MACHINE.
Thoss uhO Have UsOd II Say OF tho Cheap.
esiiiRstzAs Ia tho Market
lIssI.cIas. b. EEery Pnr.Ieular.

I "fFrtr"f~Nh IN 6N"ry thfhculNrt
GREf1GvILLE, August 2s, 1892.
DemocrAt Publishing Co.
l9celYed my sewing machine, anC
ny 20 you that we are moro than
ed with II. find IL in good order.
Nlso and it 70 DO a frst-class ma
~ every particular. Ny wifi
20 tell you that she don't think
.of you about the delay; she Is tol
atisdod with A., and would no
u up for any $50 machine. w
you long life and great success
b for the Democrats and thre
,els for the Democrat PUBLISHING
any, Of Fort Worth, Texas. Ma,
napor ever spread aud carry the
tidings OF that noble machine TO
and more homes. You may put
lave said In your paper il you like
Yours Truly,
S. j. JOHNSON
Flyillo. Hunt county, Texas.
An mat Is Claimed Tor II.
WALNUT, TEX, May %, 1892.
Worth Gazette.
a ID receipt OF TIE GAZETTE sew
Iachine and find it 10 be- all YOU
for II, We are delighted with The
and the work 1t does. Think
aSy cheap for such q machine and
10 3 $40 or $50 machine.
Yours with thanks for II.
Il. J, MORRISON
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
GnIveston SPOT.
Liverpool Futures.

Liverpool, Eng. Jan. 1.--(SpociaLl -
Cotton futures closed steady / 10 poipts
lower
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
che Fort Worth Gazette !

Printed every day in the year and
weekly.
The Leading Newspaper Of the SOUTH
west Standing upon this platform 10
gives greeting TO
The Triumphant Democracy Of Texas
Soon to witness the adoption in practice
OF many Of the reforms.
Texas News, Southern News,
Washington News, Foreign News,
Woman's Department,
0hildren'a Department,
Farm and Live Stock News,
Market and Financial Reports,
Famous Contributors, Illustrations,
Stories, Sketches,
All contribute TO make The Gazette q
newspaper
WITHOUT a RIVAL
The Weekly Gazette IS one Of tho
largest Of weekly newspapers, contain
ing II pages, "a columns. Regular
price sl.00 per year. a Map OF Texas
10 each subscriber.
Tho Sunday Gazette contains twenty
pages, and has no superior In the South
one year, ~; six months, ST. a Map
Of Texas 10 each subscriber.
Address
DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING CO.,
FoRT WORTH, TEXAS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
rnEsfRvEa. lELLIEs Ero.

Jelly, new, 20-lb aud s0-lb pals. per 10.
~ BIB pals, per dozen, $780, Pre-
serves BIB tins, two dozen 70 case, per
dnEad $40: BIB nails. nna dozen 10 casa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09

Which advocates Democratic Princi-
pies, such as.
Tariff Reform.
Tho Free Coinage Of silver.
An Income Tax,
Turning Tho Rasoals out,
Tho Stoppage OF Pension Plumber
ing,
on STAE ISSUES FOR
an Effective Railroad Commission,
six Months Public 5ohoole,
Rigid Economy In Public Expondl-
lures.
The En- oroement OF the Law.
Against Landed Monopolles.
Such are the cardinal beliefs OF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
STOP AT THE NEW HOTEL


Arlington
the MCLEAN NUDGE Mauugorl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09

Interior Towns
--------a-.-
Saturday 80, rseel ias, ,,oa,.
--=--=aHr .
Receipts. G94GO ssf23 9f9l4
Shipm'ts. G92h0l 1921 1875
Stock. .....a 473N5 1885, 62p55O
Visible supply
New York Saturday Jan. Visible
supply cotton in world according TO Chron.
clio this date
Totai supply to-day ..,....,.,..,. a,BalOl9
same dny last year., ,...s,t..,'- 9itOG30i
Dluefenec 'sss-s.ss ...s,s.ss'''ss- oVoi"o9
GENERAL MARKETS.
Galveston Wool Market.
Galveston, Tex. Jan. Especially 80
Wool Market steady unchanged
spRING-TwELyG MONTHS CLIFF.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29
The MiI, InIom

Company Is, Let r"g,ment New Mex
leo National Gunrd, - drilling every
other evening 1T GrH!'s hall. and Capt.
Struv-r, II wurRlug To hrlu' his men up
to military .niclency. OF The sixty live
men on tue roll, some forty Of them are
thus early able tu maze "a very presen-
aOIe appearance.
The company has lr..ssd trays hali
for one year n, u rental Of ~ }, and III
order 10 defrhy It's expenses has d-cir eel
To- give u ba,l on SatuIl,y night pext.
Two hundred invitations VIII oe sont
out 10 morrow and az many ticket
placed on sale at I each. The affair
ought tn receive the Drdisl support Of
the public. New Mexican.
Our local soldiers should FURNISH up
their arms and keep up with the pro.
cessiDu. Governor fhorton 10 an on.
thuslHstlc supporter u the militia and
would do all IN hls power TO help the
boys along. THE CITIZEN understands
that meeting OF militia men and all
who are Interested in II ihtary matters
will bs held Ia the X, of r. hall To NOR.
low night for the purpose OF reorgsni
ing and putting new life Into the local
companies.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29

crease. WilI be comple,cd about the mid
die ~ August, The 4. :. statutes gov
"rniug il- operations ~ coal miues are
Ue,ug complied WITH uud"t Sup,. Mat
hew Wilson.
Al Gallup three out u seven Goa
mine. hre vt work, dutug 10" lss, two
weeks the mines under operation have
been running Ont tao days out ~ seven,
aud the prospect IL not very eucourHg
my Tor greater amount = work Tor the
nsItsiS Sr"ks.
The Srnth tr railroads coal mines
nj Carthage vii, ~ all probability, he
clo4"d doan Tor good IT,. force there
~ being reduced steadily, nud ~ Huun ~
/ housee are vacated ~ machinery be
comes idle such are taken up and ship
ped 10 the C.rriiloe coal fields
Mr. Speats iv now preparing hls au'
rual report IT, date jane ~. 1879, W.
has done mighty good work ~ HE Oii,r
aud tins ~ b.lng appreciated 10y tn,
coal miners and ni"rnDurs ~ New Met
icu New MEXICAN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29
tomlnK " rnihrr

The chief - the weather bureau dI
rects IT,. publication ~ the 'ulloSins
data, compiled from the record ~ ob=er
,A,ipns Or the month ~ August, taken
at SAINTS fr iIf porlpI ~ uine,ecn
years.
tue b"nev"i that the mc,s thus sci
forth viii prove II interest 10 the pub.
lie, ~ we'll ~ "a. speral student. chow
ing ~ they du the average aud extreme
conditions ~ the more lmppr,ap, meteor
o,usIcal elemant. Hni the range within
shch such NNtIhupus may b" expected
to keep duraR my corresponding
month.
Temperature Mean or normal tenn
urfh'utr, 90 j-g H." Whrmrst August
wRs that - ls-I with au average ~ II
Dog IT," ruli.et Auguej vas that ui
~ and $50, with an nN-rHg. ~ = deg
! tie mshrst temperature durirs any
] N4SU-t vac -, irs on August ., lS,N
! the luNrr' ten p"rh'g during any Aug
! lst whs i-G rr August -, lSsS
| pr-rpi tU'uu, E1u HHj Melted Suu"
| Average t1t tie mouth, : ~ nchrr
d\rfhS" hHuIUrt ~ uhlh WIN W. ~ NJ
! nch uf more, II, 10" gr"h'"st monthly
precipitation W.. e. - Iurh.s N lNHl
the least muu'tN pr'.rl,Ht on VIA u y
! .rch"s ~ ISL 10" grrn'"si amount %
precipitation recorded ~ any 4 cuu--c
ut,v. huufe vna ~ inches un Augus
,. lN>l
Clouds AMI Weather Av"ras" mum
her ~ clnuu."ss days, =, Hyethg" nun.
h"t 81 partly cloudy dnys, Il; average
uuml~r - cloud, dayr,
| WIrd H." prevailing ~luus nnr
reen from tie east, ~" h'gi ct ,"'uClu
~ the wind during A.! AuguTt w2e !
miles on August =, $50.
II Il. lliEslr,
Observer Weather i,urriIu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29
l.Nnd mArA Ile.trnArn

The Enmei House. located NJ Fret
street aud linninR avenue. IL u thing "
Tho past, At IN this mutr,ug John
l.! ., Who occupied ruuu, adjoining
tie kitchen, was aroused 10y the crack
ung ~ iiamee IA ia" CULINARY depart.
mrrt. aud awuka almost sliiird with the
.nuk". Dressing hastily, hr psAs.h into
t." 'front.' f"nm, Uccuprd 10y n family
rAm-d Huffman, aroused them aud then
o." uui'ady, Miss A Hughes, who has
conducted the huus" since May. Mn.
liugu,e t1H been under the doctors care
tuf pImc days aud hni 10 be carried Ia
Mrs lnuos, Whu .y. u,n-, On. ~ the
WH,,nI" r't,ng,, opp r,ttn. The rir, u"
pAtlm"ti dad Elective. N,tk AID cot ',nr
the tlnW". 'o lhp r.nr 'upms. IT," dIrlrg
room facing o." sifc"i, aud -ed r, M
csrhplug Nth 'hr '",st ibinHge, though
ia" buI,I'rsis virtually boyoud repair
The II 'Tmgr'- - nu' hslr elect.
Wl,,r a." furniture, Told * aui a.,
persunal rtIcyle u Sir. laucn aud Mg
iIughes we're d"struS, III. ,at',
ios"a, besIdes nll her 90 thing, about $as
/ IN furniture, no insurance
/ When Mle~ llugtce rr,trrl, size place,
~ her stocking sioH IL gid aud SILVER
winch she tucked naay IL the sprinl
mattress : hci nrI g. ,hr m,turR ~
Ter 'ho Tire, rrnrcu ~. mndr Tor It.,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29
Observer Weather rurrr
rrts lai- share

g. Oyerdlrr hnr returned from u wei,
o. TIE ltd An territory, Hh"r" b." rr"ri
tHu months looking up ~" 10 r"rtWr
lands nud money tue ham from a."
Cherokee nation. lie thinks b." IL ger
tam To- make good hlr uas,', winch VII
h" worth s"Nrrh' Thousand dollars g. Mr
BNrndInc. lie haze al attorney 10 charge
~ hie clam and may nave 10 attend the
Legislative cpuuci! al laicquah next No.
vrmber. Mr.. DNcndtnc IN member ui
the Cherokee irib. % North Carolina
aud his ancestors dad not 80 with the
tribe when thcy emerated 10 the Indian
territory. lie met hls brother at Tale
quah, whom lie had not seen for many
years. MIR. O,"uiire drove the entire
distance from thrs city to the Indian
territory and return ~ n wagon, taking
cook aud his little boy along. He sayt
the couuty IL fertile aud the Cherokee
county the iineet he hr' ever seen,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29
tn urrdAS y flre.

One theory given for the origin OF yea
terdAy's tire at the Emmet house 10 the
possibility OF lamp exploding in the
kitchen. A lighted lamp was left every
night in that apartment. Another
theory advanced, is that some one got in
through the open window scre sned by
mosquito betting and, with a knowl.
edge Of the premises, came in possession
Of the secreted stocking lined with coin
TO the amount Of $50, extracted the
msney, throwing the hosiery in the
drawer, and having removed the miss
ing time pi -, took leave by the window
route, up ,tting the lamp in his haste to
depart. Miss Hugh va up at two
o'clock, being alarmed by noises, and
thinks she heard some one jump the
fsnoe. The netting was torn from the
window, which sens TO ,ntirm the im-
prseslon that some one had entered tbs
house IN that way. Miss Hughc 10 still
confined 10 her room at Mia. Lsuer, EJ6
South Second, though better to. day.
She feels the loss Of all che po q ssed In
the world, and has the sympathy OF
those familiar with the facts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29
The Turn~rs.

For some time past the local sssocis.
ton OF Turner's have been IN correspon.
dence with John Prayer, OF Milwaukee .,
Wis. regarding mis- connection with the
Warren here rs teacher Of gymnastics.
Mr.. Prsger IL prepared to come the mo-
msnt he IL advised, and the delay 10 In o
measure accustomed by lack Of opportun-
tiles aside from the duties required Of
Mr.. Prayer a. teacher. The association
has not only number Of athletes in its
membership, but s-versl singers OF re-
pute. Psrsphernal,a Tor u gymnasium
10 part OF property In possession Of the
Turner's, 30 that about everything 10
ready for the formation Of GLASSES, which
will includs the members and others not
associated with the body, many Of whom
will be children oyer seven years OF Ags.
Germans are great lovers Of gymnAstic
sports and enter heartily into the pas
time, a. was apparent 10 the recent Turn.
T. 1t at Milwaukee II 10 hoped that Al.
buquerque will send delegation 70 the
next Fest.