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MONROE.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.

On account of the absence of the pas- tor the Congregational church at the Center will be closed for two Sundays. Services will be resumed at the usual hours on August 20.
 The lawn party which was given at Dr Stevens by the ladies of the Congre- gational church on Wednesday, July 25, was more successful in every respect than it promised to be when the tempest broke upon the town on the afternoon of the day appointed. The arrange ments which had already been made were sadly interfered with. One tent which had been erected was blown lit- erally all to pieces. But those who had the matter in charge went to work as soon as the elements permitted, repair ing damage done and perfecting such arrangements as were then possible. The tableaux were given as arranged. The posing was excellent and the red fire under the hand of Soion B. Wales, brought out in sharp relief the figures and expression of the actors. The sing ing by Miss Mary F. Hawley of Brook lyn, and by Prof Hardy of New York was excellent. Prof William Sherman of the New York conservatory of music was accompanist. On the whole, con- sidering the difficulties under which those who had the matter in charge labored, the whole affair was highly sue cessful. The shower which came up during the evening interfered with the enjoyment of those present and diminish ed greatly the receipts from the supper. But no one regretted the trouble which the shower caused more than did the ladies. The bad weather was to blame for all that was unpleasant and the only wonder is that it did not make the entire thing failure. The ladies are surely to be congratulated that they proved so superior to the dampening effect of the storm.
The Newtown bee., 1893-08-04
Square Dealing

And improved methods in merchan- dising has retai1ed for us the conf dence of this community.
 We do not wish to be misunderstood. Our money may not go farther than others, but your money goes farther here than elsewhere. If you have not purchased your Summer Outfit yet, by all means take advantage of our Re- duced Prices on every article of wear you need.
The Newtown bee., 1893-08-04
AYERS Sars aparIIla

Prepared by Dr. J. c. Aver & Co.,, Lowell, Mass. Sold by all Druggists. Price $1; six bottles, $5. Cures others, will cureyou
The Newtown bee., 1893-08-04

urANTED-Dress-mak to do at home by w the day week; Inquire of ALICE HALL, at Alonzo Lakes, Hawleyville, Conn. EOR SALE CHEAP-One business wagon T with top. JAMES WEBB, UpperIslnglass, Huntington.
The Newtown bee., 1893-08-04

UuuG1'WGdI. All sizes, qualities and makes. The finest assorted line of
 HOSIERY Ever shown. Challies, Lawns, Per cales, Muslins and all the Summer Fabrics In the market now on sale at Clear ing Prices.
 Our Entire Summer Stock Must be sold, and if superior values, choice patterns and marketable goods at low prices will do it, we are sure to win.
 The Hammocks we have had such a demand for this season are worthy of your notice, if you want one, for they are the most comfortable in use. S125, 1.48, 1.98, 2.75.
 Return Railroad Ticket given to all purchasers of S10 worth of goods. All parcels delivered free to Peck & Bishops station parcel office to await your convenience.
The Newtown bee., 1893-08-04
HOWARD
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 BARRIERS, Birmingham, Conn.

aS- Free car fares if purchases amount to 60 or over.
The Newtown bee., 1893-08-04

One lot Outing Flannels. pink. blue and all good colors,worth ls I-sc forsi.sc yard
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

VALUABi.E DAIRY AND TRUCK Farm IN
acres, 2S miles north of Richmond civ Va -,
NATION bealthfu and delightful .good dvellfng h.rp.
s,aAes. &c. eicelient water, unfalling well All
sprlnss; Pretty lawn. ample shade. orchard xir.
yards aud fuel; good road about mile fro !, sr,
railway. VIII sell OF exchange for loOa rr,iden~. !,
resiaence round in Washington city. Adore. , IA
EoR sALE-sl. o0p-PICTrREsor-F PAM ID
= MONTGOMERY county, near Patuxent river a me-
To- As.son tprnpiss the route Of IN Propose.
rood new house aud stalking for fcur hor-.. 49,
sIhBLER N. D.. brighton. Montxoa,@ry - a."
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MALI OR FEMALE.
WANTED-HOUSEN

WhSrrD-s HOUSE 81 ABOUT o ROOMS
" p.rtor eininy rOsHl ard tituhen ea Asst Cor
esfse-n Is sna Fts suc - ave and !. "A. q ;
goe ref-r-nse- Address Boz l54 star sece ala 81
WsNrED NNA L EOCsS; NV or Ne
W --rfiuns rNr-t b q bargain. objection 4
49, chss al S.sh Il required Address
BONE stsf cree IL.
WANrfD-FoE CASH Room pwEII'Sa
w Az frour s~u.- log 5000 WITHIN Ma l.
THEws. ISL 81 o. iaI4-N.
WANIED-A vELLBCILT SRoON FURNACE
" - hef1-- IN nSrts west Adlrtss " ).
HVtcHfSGs go II 4. jal4 D.
WASTyD-BArGkINs N kEAL ESTATE CITY
w o. -rsare~al .or tsrel.n - pi.; improved. =
- esnti vs-ts-nt unl pr-yvd with lATgs sg~cu-
lsu-s ~Arsin- Susr. a-trvss k-CH AEDf. ENk NJ
Arorp-s -st-LaN. toe So - a. iall-:3,.
WAStsD-tO PURCHASE ZION OwNER. A
w - srnsn taederu bolss at'-crl1u % -u5ur-
pan sIoB-fy A.dr.ss. giving s1.et location. price
~ ,efnA- Lot - star ofitc sAlf--g'
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For os, sI HLE soS. SNAIL =, NoSTgLr rAlNnSTs

fnors new homes NJ lakeland. Ma
Two -. 800 cottages q 20 IN Sos cash A.. sas ma
one sse go coi,ase srs go .s.h and 80 = no
he above Gotta rs are well built, have T.r,h..
wells. pumps. fences. uutbufldings Sc Isi.lana I.
OF uated eight miles from Nashinxton on az. w.
hr: Of the O. Z. Il u has a beautiful Iaks,
sor.s, no.t once. schools. CHURCHES. &c. Commute
e EDWIN A. NE"MAN. owner, Is,9 ~ ~
L. J. GABLE. Supt. no
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FOR SAIE-IOTS.

E'oE s,LE..lo,c on Fl.EL - aEouSp Ii,oSr.
y .ns q feet "a y : - i-t i'ah snd lssh 50
az rsT. % s'G srP, ''s' e sossa 30
Nations E.at hils'. III ava p -, s.s - .i.s
tS soi. -. I sgi Z n az
~ lto.ndss,. % caias linz. from =, 90 - 5000
~ W 90 - fisi65H Xxi KfSSrb ~ SD ias ~
For sAIE-cHANcr ToR a BUIIlpt TINr
ls.. ia N ana tnsr.sn - . IS, terms. 81
fr.u,ins Jsrss Is. 90 ans - osa,s
s.e.oor'lcth ana .is n y. -, = eic., siccoo
isls Ground soor. Atlantic s;siil.s ne ssoFa
I'1S saLs-rwo srlFNDIp BvsINrss Jorsl
1t. fkSRSkiHSS ls 81 II ok '6si-s
lScs sALk.SNlhPsoNEp ProPERIS N sir
iai.s wk 'filS :. 'f faSMrsSS. KS 80:
T. r SAIL sIN>Ey 1T Tor q block a.
4 Yeti cY,lsss grOuads ths fr-, D., fro@ is'a
81 q Per ESQ s' o. s s 81. . rs,'t 'ss 49,, ~
this :. the choicest lot 10 s,res, ssssT.. f1r
ATS AIS, L'rA'h / aSnssff.a
FOR sAII-rsr; wv. ntr. I'm AND isrH.
rao$ St f1ss SSa,. VIZ tas s9S ne ' i ..s,.
"a: an. .ar. i.,,s,Sasnt 2 II r i III aifs..
I,nR s.LE-HANDsoNE BUILDING irr *
t.i ss siOa aisE SiitriSssgs % g '.'A'
,si+3t' i'rifs
EoE sALr-Jor on MAINLAND AYR MA
cents ioc: n ~iIIisNsGN, ..
,.i45t. 1871 = az.
i "a q, nssr lSth. business property
Cor :: X .v. sns +ih 81. hns lot. only. . :
g =! Iss .ss az cs..ss, .,;;,....-.... !.
20. Elm and Isr-sood az. : proii Fars 80. ),
s Ss4 {: Ss Sac. S S.s s,S :ps e "a
cor florias ave sad oh - y .Oriy -. y
ia;h 81 T., a sstHas -. ...-....
Ed Il bet 18Th and IAN siS Sni PARKS a. i."r "a
Eor sALE-CHEAP-raREE LOIS IN NOTNr
Eess.sp NJ, S1i7o sssi Zach only sso spisr;.
ms nslshssrsocd u. .,d...It: E.-s,as 80 p,
IT front Price, 81 I Il csI ,s!rFfr l;sH
ENoR sAr.r-NEw GROOM ANp CftA.,B mick.
= With all mod imIs hes,ed ~ t,yn,e hsnl-
q 900 Pri1,. $500 sniS y, 100 ,.-s r,qgr.i
M IA, i ss igs :. bargain f.sfEiDn gsInt-
I'oR sALE.oo FEET OK lITHsT q. ALLOW
toos rsd, Id, 1s spS sIi, few e. 'rS % n.shs
jais s., can i a nf bak & e-sr-
EoR sats-ios rEIT ON FAST CAPITOL sr.
I, 9trpi. ~. pr, foo, Tits lie sAorihoe- nAE-
l'oR SAN MFblnIAN HlII. CHEATEsT lot
A r. FAkDoN 90.
hllAt 6is i4th e.
ENoR sALE-FINr COR arH AND FAST cAPr
Il st soxSn. ~ 80 - per n
PEI q
y bet .lsi sad 2ed 4oxioo; 81 - rer ~
! ~ - n. e.. bloc from rark a p-- n.
Niiiard -. n ". .,nNSnf - alley o. NJ r~r
9Th II. ne. n. % srunt loo lap: ~ p-r n
A. y. PARDON Co,
I'oR sALE-wE AYR OFFERING TINr cOENrR
property. Holm-sd Naupr, ronfni ming ali b.
W. a. y viii euhliN de % an asfnI
Glance for syndicate. gool terms.
A p PARDON CO.
Mli4t 6lS. sth q
I'oR sATE-oNLY soco FER Ior-wE ARR or
fertng FOR sale number % de.tfAhlv ioeatsl lats
~ ~ q per LOT terms q chi
tl,laer OF speculAtor. THoMASy FfSHFR a CO
LIS - NV iat0G
l'ok sALE-A SQUARE, NORTHEAST on rue
nns Q, The ttasi"n railroad extension. a W
sINMEs. COZ y II. n. dDaim
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WANTFp-TO PURCHASE A Farm oF FrFTY
W or 100 acres on Rs''tmor- aud Pltpmar raf-osi
within ten mile Of wa~Linstoa- Apply IN sRT ~
EARLY. 6c3 lIth 81 NV h No.
I'OR shE-lcs ACREs GOOD land IN Pr
Il tumac, IN sight Of Na-hinstan Gud AsNaua IA.
six miles below latter pare Part Of original Mound
vernon tract eo"t hui'dns> fe sfns water and
fruits; elertrfr railway O. Mount N.non nov m
-t"d. crosses the property. Arply pr.ui--s 90
iAe-oSs - -
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N-ANTED-A SITUATION TO IFARN THE
w eruS tusiness y thoroughly upright and tenn
reraie Young man has mad some e1Perience best Of
iaII-3is - ~ N'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.

7
! WANTED.A SITUATION TO LFARN THE
w eruS nusinsss y ;horoughly upright aud tenn.
jsiI3d' AADi '00'' star Once
/ WANTED-BY FREScs CHEF DE CUISINE.
R0Siion N rrl,sts iarniiyi ha- good recon-
esrag-d by day week month and viii give profes-
VI TRES Y caEf Via rs. 1f' s.. e'
WaaSIrrE !, I. 10. {oCN Nc Man F9sITToS As
kind. Address Box 20 Star sfi,s js13-2d'
pr 2oT .Ss NaE
ca. f0 or a RI 81 GFIGE bHIfdS
WANTED-RY sTENOGRAPHER AND REM
w inSten operator. position experienced rapid and
ear crate best city re 'rsne'' Address .Iaa.
WANTED-RELIEF WORK BY GRADUATE OF
w JYs9a!macy- Address Ci-y 4. o. Box Is5.
WANTED : SITUATION BY ENoLIsBMAN;
w &gs twsnty-;hrse single; understands horses and
enc C. sta9 Zoe on large farm FsGd ST.:
WANTED-A SITUATION AS UPVoLsfEkER
e1 reserssce asrss r n iStei wsrs
UASTED-Go TO DICKS AGsNoY FOR
tr,ss but.srs coachnen. fo.tn.n md kitchen help:
M Il.
w situation as ehsnber1naid aqd sewing or ps,lor
maid or maid e. young LADY vii nS IN this
souptrS or abroad highest references given Address
NJ. u. n. Star eiiee. le'
WANrTD-sI UATIoNs FOR LADIES AND
w hcussms ds. ssaInstresses. clerks. working
hou-eke"2ers hremen, store room ard kitchen hands
German arfuerl BrRNHAM's, lilo @ st. NV.
ia1f Sc
WANTYD-BY A YOUNG ENGLISH WOMAN.
w situation saving maid; would in the
care OF children good stress and understands
ars@srlskinE Addrs l.. l63 Mass ave. iai4:}e'
NX-ANTrD-BY BRIGHT FXPFRIENCFD
W So"sn. position as cashier and to take "h,rgs
OF dining il net afraid of work; give best
reterences- Address &C c. CASHIER" Star
Office. les
WASTtD-BY A DREsSMkKER, WORK IN
families Or At home; rood references. 5. B..
l2ll l1th 81. q. W. IT.
WANTED-BY a FIRST-CLASS DrESSNAKER,
w work In private family; tboro lzhly understands
the bus terrcs moderate. Address Miss c. ARA
WILSON. s2s a St NV jaI3-2e'
WANTED = EMPLOYERS FOR COMPETENT
servants trsfsl private fsmil es, hotels. r-stau-
rAnts OF vherever needed so Iositiens for clerks
Established 1875. SHACELEE OED'S. APT llth st.
ta1O-Ses
N ANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
w for cooks. chsmberrnai1s. waitress laundresses.
nurses. saanstrssS, wsitsrs, ccaChmen. buffers.
iss-S-' SAMUEL A. COOADS CO.. 527 i0ih st.
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It's ~FENBD-FklSATE BDAhDISV HOUsE
fs~inz the south; handsomsy furnisled open
hrstlscss; all med tinps ara Ssw Eng and cooking.
lUO5 u st u ~ References required. ai4-lRs
'CHE Linz oLS coz. 10Th AND SIS, Has
i q few vacant rooms Tor rent. with witho ut
bosrd- ja:3-2w
BOARDING - FiEsT-CLAss TABLE BOARD AT
- lsl4 Mass ave. n ~ references d2s-3ws
y'HE SoUIHxRS -5ll 18TH sr. N.w.-FIesr-
class f.:lily koa-d aud room, 81 per dAy; sc
sold s-s Home aad Cabin Joan oridse. ni.-2n'
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Tor sALE-MANY SMALL HoNFs Am SI-pI-a--
han aces around the national caTitsl Tor "a.
cheap and on easy terms max. this class ~ i,rorV
ssie'1alty and take Persons 10 examine 1; fre. =,
charge those looking for suburban hom-s land 30
speculation or Investments cordially n W.T.
cali % senf and get my large new list ana NAP q
ashington, showing the lay If the and" 80
miles around several lots sale 10 ao.,
pa ance - te mouth also several .ubur an pi.--.
dlc-lm - ~
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w s~ling LiFhtnine Pis.sr and plating jeve ".
vstShss abs Nars. n. plates ~ INES 81 EVERY
gped AZ kals q metal. with gold. silver or
nichs a. srpsri~nc-; No e.yitsl. syery house a .
food- nd NJ plafinx. II X pELNO co Co
lunbus. Ohio. ja14-lsv6t.
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PROPOSALS.

DROFOsAl- goh IkoswORE AND TERRA
Gotta -onss q bai.s AZ for Ll..safy o. cga.4ess
L. fasf Carttol street. Ns.AiE xtsu. ~ G.. Jan.ary
- iEA -e~p>Fa,s 81 srop..a- farui.k! de-
nr.rtns snd sreet NJ ~ 49,. essspste, certain
cd vroush t-tron Nsrk Tor tuiss stairwAy "a l.ry
S.ss, he % IN. DON. and lAst-rn u tn- ui'ainx
Or the Lerary o. tQDsres IL this civ And .r fur
s1if. for c-iln< snd Il b. said dome aid
lsntr<n. vtl - -ivei a. his once usu TN
CttQcK " ThChsnlY. the TWENTY
sfxfH bAY OF JANuAkN. lstsl, and opsn-d ifnune-
dfsno therszf-F in prssencs Of hiiders .ns. .tca-
u,ss, ssnsrs instruetiuns and eonaitsns ADD blank
f<ru1s " prosas. may 10 sots ned az nc.tiou 10
uis sAs. BEhSAkD n 6RksN, suterintenaent
81 kasinssr jal2. IL. i6 Is. 2o82J
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NANTED-IOTS

WASTrD-LoT DE.Is.BlY SITUATED FOR
oon. a.. y " star sfec- ~.
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WANTFD-HFLP.
MALE.

WIZ Iss,a a1 =. . Pa ard p Si,,ias sSnt
% 20 =. @ - to- sos .Tsr or
eo. 'T Tis1iSs Il bEiS6 s!1S GO
WkNTED-A snap ron TEAvEIING MN
nal. k-if i,y sIsln.- II 10 Or Is sinuie- While
ssitins for trans. 4proaAyaE Az,n.s no .sls. g
kowfss. ISas So1 SIS SSalcss5. l.ii-6.
.VVkNTED ExPFRT' NCED BOOKKEEPER;
.ss raIS Ss :a;i - r. e;sae rsp
Soy P,. .sd So; 1877. "a, .i's''si A'1f Ska
NkSrEh-A cot RED BOZ TO TAKE CARE
w % horS- ~ 7isth a Ia
WANTED-hoT or sIXTErN TO ,l,,i IE Ar
sis Iith 81 u la
NhNTfD-AMATEURT lLTNT.. HEAvY MAN
-s sS sia1 H. 'f hs SER nee ace ' ia
WANTzp- FIvF or SIX COOP sALEsMtN TO
w - pickle soOd &C. the yrossry stores, hstels
ssI,iSsr. aFsiJ 70 rME HiSfs ficELE CON,
M 70 maS 9 DO 2vs gy fsm %9RS s.
l. m. a. son Pa ave ". Rooms end l. ja143a'
urAxTEp-RELIABLf MAN WITH $500 TO
e... ~. "a 49, r. sor. .,r ' Ssv. ave
then; l. zoe sod p Boston IN Months; q; COO
soss or s1s-ii.. Jan Is andi7. K sSAw; S.ilsaal
WANrED-RY YoCNo NAN AGED THIRTY
business add es- A h NJ star omre Ia
w ASTTn-A YOUNG MAN as COLLECTOR TOR
w an tustAllnest hous- salary and commission;
e2OO ssrdsty required Address X. H., Star ofdce.
sa1H2.'
N-ANTXp IMMEDIATELY A TIRsT- CLASS
Hydrsalir Press e--cs Co water 90. Va. ja12-5t
V-hNTHp-AT c IT fSfyLIf6rNcE oFFTCE.
w cooks. wai,sr- -haps-ruaia-. drivers portsr>.
a. .s,. Ssi III ,ii 1.pi AVA IN
d2osw.'
VVANrpp SALARY OR CoNNrssroN To
w ar~nt. 70 handle o.. rssent CA.m co tnk Eras-
ms Pencil rhs most u.esu and novel Invention of
ne 81; Er.s-- 81 ihsgs saly u Two sends;
mAking 80 par vel We leo wsnt . s~nsral aren't
70 tak- ehsrv. Of territory snA aPpoiut sub agents
rare chance 70 asz. Ns.o-y Mrte %, ,.ras sId
BsI 1000. Ia Crosse, Wis dSeLlys
vl-AxrED-Sf FNo>5sAPHEss AND REIING-
EMP OYrhs rrsvidsd COMPETENT sisnn Braphfr nd
heningtsn o~eJst.r. ne eAzry. Ior s--vice- v lCk-
Ofr srtNA<S BENEDICT. Remington lyre-
.rfte- Sfs--. SIN and IS n. seea-;f
VVASrgp-wt NAKr A fIs.RAL OYFtk TO
w trsv-linr and al ssl-sunan in any state who call
SfrTfSSSTIRE wgrAr yLouB co
d2f ts~St l:E Isks St. Chicago. III
VVANrrn-THE ArpRFssEs OF ENERGETIC
stv- eve ustvs terri We gusrsnt~s good workers
Can we-k V. furnish odir~. furniture. Delivery
team aud ne~.rsp-r zfvsxti~iuE oar article is
nopo-sy q vf save - per cent o. the coal bills Of
Full particulars by mail Lithorrarhs,
pan phlets Sc free -Pon receipt Of rOstags. Al
sr--- rHE kOAI~sPAR Co. pera-'Hsnt NJ, 81.
Boston. Mas dl9m. $50
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EDUCATIONAL.

A Young FRENCH LADY TEACHER WISHES
- nrivate pupils 10 tas eruonn or in evening.
Address MI 4. JCNoD. 2325 P-nna we iai4-2t'
ELocuT1oN. EXPRESSION. PHYSICAL Gull
H ture (De,sarte systeml special terms 20 those
e. e Ing duTin. January. NrS ELIZABETH KING.
5o1 East Capitol st. yalA-lm'
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+ q iesa,ste q HeceuSss Ne. FORA.
Public Accountant and Auditor.
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ments, and the sentences, as rule, are
not SO heavy as they usually are. Three
year sentences predominant and no SEN
tence for longer term than five years
has yet been pronounced.
A lodge of the order of the Eastern
Star was organized at Georgetown last
Saturday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. j. j.
Kelly, Mrs. W. G. Porterfield and Mrs.
Connor were the officers who went from
this place to install the new chapter 1t
has only been few weeks since cha pter
of the Eastern Star was organized here.
There were twenty nine prisoners in the
county Jail Of this county, besides several
United States prisoners, at the beginning
of this term of court. 1t is expected that
there will be at least dozen candidates
for the penitentiary by the end of the
term and that several of the prisoners in
the jail will be acquitted. When the
term is finished there will not be many
prisoners i'll jail.
SAN JUAN NOTES.
Sunday evening Rev. W. Fl. Howard
held forth to an audience that filled the
Pennington M. L. church to overfowing,
a number we're unable to obtain seats.
The building boom still keeps up it's
lick in Pennington. All the carpenters
are SO busy that odd jobs are entirely out
of the question. Saturday five large
loads of lumber came in from the Cherry
Greek mill, for Frank Allen, W. A. Hunter
and f. Blackjack.
Mr.. Price Walters recently bought
eighty acres of land of Grayson Hampton
just above Aztec for $35 an acre, part
cultivated; below on the Animas it is on
the market for from $40 to $40 an acre.
On the Upper San Juan river patented
land is offered at IS to $40 an acre with
out water. while one ranch under the Mod
ell ditch of 160 acres, no title, is offered
for 800 with an interest in the ditch,
still lower down on the same ditch land is
held at 500 an acre with water. III the
vicinity of Pennington the prices range
from $35 to $75 per acre according to
location.
Quite dispute arose among two of the
Worlds fair county managers at Aztec
Tuesday, and considerable hot blood en-
gendered by an attempt upon the part of
Mr.. L. r. T.. Paulin, to foist upon the
Worlds fair pamphlet prepared by Miss
Eula McHenry, the map gotten up a,few
years ago by Mr.. John A. Koontz 70
represent the part Aztec plays in the
anatomy of San Juan county, to this Mr..
c. FL. McHenry protested most vigorous
ly, claiming it was imposition upon the
rest of the county.
DR.. John W. Coolidge, of Scranton,
Pa, the protector and promoter OF the
Coolidge ditch, came down last Thursday,
and will remain week or so looking over
his large Interests in San Juan county.
He intends to enter largely into the rails
ing of alfalfa and fruit; if the proper ar
rangements can be made, he will put in
not less than 1000 acres of alfalfa. He
says the aim of the company is to sell
small water rights, in this way the country
will settle up with more prosperous class
of settlers.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-04-27
COLUMBIA'S SALUTE.
The Worlds Great Naval Gums
Turned Loose In American
Waters To-day.

New YORK, April 27.-North of 35th
street, stretching along for distance of
three miles, lies the International fleet
which thousands upon thousands of peo-
pie view from both the New Jersey and
New York shores of the Hudson. The
heads of the two columns are abreast of
West 95th street. The president is timed
to steam thorough the fleet between the
hours of 10 and IL O'Clock of to-day. He
will board the dispatch vessel Dolphin at
the foot of West 23d street, where hand
some landing place will have been erect
ed. This will be guarded by police, and
squad of sailors will be lined up on the
float ready to salute the president. The
approach to the landing places vii! be
carpeted and the fleet and surroundings
will be dressed with bunting. On step.
ping into the Dolphin's barge the presi.
dent, accompanied by his naval aide OF
the day. will be rowed aboard the dispatch
vessel The Dolphin will then weigh
anchor and fire a signal gun, which will
be answered by one of the monster ten.
inch twenty-five-ton guns of the monitor
Miantonomoh.
For the next half hour, during which
the presidents vessel will slowly steam
up the river, the firing of over 800 guns
the manning of all the yards of the war
ships, and the presence on every quarter
deck of officers in full uniform will form
scene not often witnessed in moderr
times, and in point of extent and great
ness never witnessed before in American
waters. The president is expected to
reach the upper end of the line by II
o'clock. His vessel will then anchor, and
he will receive the flag officers and cap
tains. Then he will be landed at the foo,
of West 95th street. His departure viii
be announced by flag by the Dolphin
which will be the signal for the entire
feet to begin grand national salute
comprising the firing of $40 pieces Of
artillery. On the presidents landing the
Gordon of vessels around the review fleet
will be withdrawn. No visitors, however
will be permitted aboard the review feet
until tomorrow.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-04-27
HonOrlng Grants Memory.

PrTTsBuRa, April 27.-Arrangements
have been completed for the Americus
club banquet at the Monongahela house
tonight. Covers will be laid for 349.
Among the speakers will be Judge John
Stuart, of Chambersburg, Pa; Benjamin
Butterworth, of Cincinnati, Ohio: JAS. A.
Garfield, of Cleveland, Ohio; George B.
Orlandy. of Huntingdon, Pa; c. W. Stone,
of Warren, Pa; Stephen B. Elkins, of
West Virginia, and j. Sloat Fassett, of
New York. The chief toast, Grant"
will be responded to by Judge Stewart.
Mr.. Garfield will speak of 9TH Young
Man in Politics." and Mr.. Orlandy will
discuss the question, Backward or For
ward, Whlchy"