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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-05
OBITUARIES.


Mrs. Lucy Henry Miller died at
o'clock last evening at her residence, 303
West Main street, after a brief illness,
aged 63 years Mrs. Miller was a Hiss
Southall, from Amelia county. She was
a sister Of Or. SOuthall, who represents
that county In the Legislature and
mother Of Mrs. w. II. Granam. The fu-
neral will take place from st. Peters
Cathedral at 5 o'clock this afternoon.
Chas 81. sized
Mr.. Charles L. Sizer died at his re-
sidence, No. 100 East Clay street, yester-
day afternoon, at 1:15 o'clock. Mr.. Sizer
had been suffering with grip for a long
time and this grew worse until 1t termi-
mated in heart failure.
Deceased was prominent business man,
and was member Of the firm Of G. /.
Sizer & Company. who carried on an ex-
tensiye commission business on East
Carey street The other memper or the
firm. Mr.. William E. Smith, who waS
brother-in-law Of Mr. Sizer died very
suddenly in the Grain Exchange several
months ago.
Mr. Siz.r was about 80 years of age.
He has been married only about two
years His wife, his mother, one son,
Walter and four sisters-Misses Ida and
OOfrlne SlZer, MIS-. susie IidJeau, ana
Mrs. w. Smiih-survive him. The funeral
will take place this Afternoon at 4:5O
clock from the First Baptist Church.
Mrs. Emily l.. Hutches0n.
The death Of Mrs. Emily L. Hutche-
son. widow OF the late Jesse T. Hutch
eson. died at the retreat for the sick
Sunday morning. She was lovely Christ
ian woman and spent life in doing good
TO others. Mr.. c. l.. Hutcheson, assist
ant paymaster of the Chesapeake &
Ohio Railway. her only son, mournS her
loss Mrs Butchesons funeral took place
yesterday afternoon from the Grace Street
Presbyterian Church. OF which she was
a devoted member.
~. >. Drew
The funeral of Mr.. Russell J. Drew
took place yesterday afternoon from the
residence Of his. mother, 1904 West Grace
street. Rev. Mr.. Bagby conducted the
services. and the interment was made in
Hollywood. Committees from the knights
OF Pythias, Royal Arcanum, and Shield
Of Honor were present to pay the hast
tribute Of respect.
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EXCURSIONS.

MILITARY MOONLIGHT. UNDER AUS
vi PlCES OF Company B." Capt. Frank
W Cunningham) and company r. Capt
Geo. Wayne Anderson First ieglment Nlr-
glnia Volunteer Infantry. to Dutch Gap on
the beautiful steamer pOcahOntas, TT ESDAl,
SEP1EMBEh 5. 1898. Dancing. music vocal
and instrumental and refreshments The
Old Dominion symphony Club aud chorus
OF Richmond faVoTite singers. under the
leadership OF apt. Frank W. Cunningh am,
will accompany US and good time is guaran;;
teed all who 20 Boat will leave the wharf
at sharp, Tickets, gentlemen soc; ladies' CSC
fr.su.tu3t
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RICHMOND VA santomhnr1.

RICHMOND, VA. September !. 1923;
EINANClAL-B AUTHORITY OF THE
Il Council the Treaurer viii issue on and
after this date. per cent bonds OF the clty Of
Richmond. payable with interest at the eN-
piratlon Of twelve months from date OF IS
sue. in denominations Of i've aud ten dollars.
i h. Sc bonds. with accrued interest till ma
turf will I've received az or after maturliy- IN
payment OF taxes and all claims duo
the city Currenoy or certified checks Will DO
accepted in payment. VIM T.. IANNth II,
Chairman Committee on Finance.
se.-l0t
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AUCTION sArE-Future Day.
By Apper on Il Pollard,
Real Estate Auctioneers,

TRUsTEE's SALE y AUCTION OF 4
| FRAME DWELLING, SITUATED on
STREET. MADDOX HILL"
on MONDAY, SEPT. II. 1898,
Bv virtue IF deed Of trust, from John
Brooks and Wife Aug. ~. lS2, duly
recor ded in Henrico county court, d. b.
gotiable note therein mentioned aud default
having been made IN payment OF said note:
and al the request Of the holder thereof. will
sell at a cfion on the premises, on the day and
toned real estate. The dwelling has four
rooms The lot has frontage OF 80 feet on
Fairfield street bys depth Of 1873 feet more or
less Feing lot No. 5 J. the plan of Maddox
Hill recorded in said clerks Office, d. y -,
page 443. Terms cash as 10 expenses Of sale
and TO nay note of Gli0 with interest from
Sent I'd and balance upon such terms as may
~ II. II. POLLARD. JR.
se,tds Trustee
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WILLIAM AND WARY COLLEGE,
September ?, 1898.
CFALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
> CElYED until ~ ~ OF
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER II, 1898.
for furnishing this Institution with the fol-
lowing supplies;
~ bills Family Flour.
bhls Grannlated sugar.
gibbs. New Orleans NOlasses
bbls Soda Crackers.
7OOlbs. Ham canyassed).
stubs North Carolina Herring.
boxes stag Olive soap.
200 lbs. Arbucklos Coffee.
% lbs. Green ca
zoo lbs Lard.
80 lbs. Dried Apples.
80 lbs Dried Peaches.
20O lbs. Rice.
$50 los hlacarOni
Parties may bid Tor any one or more OF sbew
named articles All parties are required 70
furnish samples Of supplies bid upon. ach
sample 20 be designated with private mark 81
bidder aud mark d With price. Articles IA all
cases must come fully up 10 samples, other.
wise will be returned AZ BIDDERS erpsn'e All
goods 10 DO delivered A. tho Williamsburg
depOt. between the 9th OF September and
October ST. 1923
Tho riQht is reserved 10 award the contract
10 any one or more Of the bidders, or reset
any or all Of the ids offered
Payment 70 be made In thirty days after ~
LYON s. TYLER, President.
seest William and Mary College
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FINANCIAL.
,HE GEORGIA PACIFIC RAILROAD co

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Sept. !. 1893
The Coupons from The Georgia Pacific lail-
way Company Five per cent Z Iulpment Mort
gage Bonds. due August d., 1898, viii he paid
blythe Receivers on presentation At the Central
Trust Company, s. Wall Street, New York
City, on and after this date.
SAMUEL SPENCER.
j. W. HUIDEkOPER.
REUBEN FOSIE
Receivers,
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SUMMER RESORTS.

THE ALLEGHANY HOTEL. GOSHEN
L Va, open until December lst. The bAm-
ley SPRINGS. Rockingham county. Va,
j. WATKINS LEE.
cot Proprietor.
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" XCURsIoN SEASON OPENED.

~ XCURSION SEASON OPENED.
THE VIRGINIA NAVIGATION COM
PANY is NOW READY TO BOOK
CHARTERS FOR ANY OF
THE FOLLOWING ATTRACTIVE EX-
CURSIONS BY THEIR ELEGANT
SALOON STEAMERS POCAHONTAS
new AND ARIEL:
The famous MOONLIGHT EXCUR-
SIONS 10 DUTCH GAP ana MONITOR
XVIFK-DAY EXCURSIONS TO OLD
POINT. NORFOLK, VIRGINIA BEACH.
OCEAN VIEW and WARWICK PARK
tions can now secure low rates. on CO.
operative plan. by which they can make
good profits without risk. Cali early
for circular explaining excursions. terms.
&c. IRWIN WElSlGER.
jy2-sutf Planters National Bank.
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- =.
fl'O LEI t.mf
...-. - nm, ,,r,r,r Eiia
SEE HERE! SEE hEhE lhEpH -
TO HAVE THEM So WE HAVE
CUT FORMER PRICES:
,,oo VIova .vonra 9 roons $3.50
isO9 uu4osu arenugIl 10 90
to' Tast CloY strset 72O
az oSni ID Rros y streets from seven
'-li, I'm i;nes nv nest and nice per
siH1 North Tourth street, goo goo
4o3 N S%thl Tenth Tenth street street, 80
1523 Nest Cav street 80
1u6 West Cary street 40
- North sixth street new brick, 2i6 to ,
MS fomb,rdv street 2l6
az East anal street. 800
1o5 North Plum street. 30
782 North Fifth STREET 1913
go Jessamine street l0
Sou h Laurel street. 800
Also Stores and Dwellings all over tho city
Call in and relieve our rack OF the KEYS.
CHEWNI q q ROSE, Agents.
se5-1t No. North Tenth street.
TNOR RENT "a
i hiit
No. " 5 1 South third street containing IA
rooms; range ba[n ana Ea!er on ,e9GGdR 10 o.
JOhN J; w IN 80.
Real Estate Agents,
se33t BANK ana E4e'ehln sHoe"
.------------
t'Oh hLNl- tii;'
THAT pFSTRARIE BRICK RESI- ElE-
DFNCE 4os Nortb Seventh street. containing
10 rooms: range and bath, etc. and in good
repair JUN ~ !; uG W. Ss1i.
hsa . r 1910 i, a,res,,
se7-o1 DAnA GU ~ 49, ~ 80
- ~ -.
E'OH REM bs.ii
l. .....,.,,, ,,,,---71--,,,-,,,, 80 !, IN.
DESlhABLf HE'S lDENOL' oOo NIL
Eleventh street con aiming roolhs. al
momern lmproTements anu ~ gQoi IsPsH'
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AMUsESIENTs.

AM SfmENiH.
$500. 49, -- 49, .~-~JNs~s ~---N--Ny-~~y~-N-
CADEMY OF IUSIC-
THOS. G.. LEATH. ...... Lessee and Manager.
ONE DAY ONLY.
NATINEE1
AND Wednesday Sept ID.
NIGHT
THE GREAT TKAGfDihN,
ROBERT DOWNING.
MATINEE INGONAR.
Night-RICHARD. THE LION HEARTED.
se3 su. tu.we,2t
nRAND STEREOPTICON EXHIBITION
tand lecture on the Worlds Fair by Prof.
Eermance. A. Union station Tabernacle tins
evening ats +. NJ. Benefit OF new church.
This will be highly instructive and entertain
ing 10 those not visiting the fair.
Tickets. adults Is cents. Children under
twelve 10 cents.
se5-lt'
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JyrANTFD-TO CORRFSPOND WITH
w QUIET PARTY. who will take portion "
n desirable house on west Grace or south
Third streets. EARNEST
Care Times Office,
se5-2t 10th and Bank sts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-05

yYTANTFD-ON OR TWO GENTLEMEN
w 10 occupy large furnished room on first
floor. without board. Apply at No. South I'd
81 se5-tt'
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE BOARD or HEALTH.
i0j y. NfNTB sfRfTr,
RICHMOND. Va. Aug. 49, 1898.
Bids will be received at this Office until
y VI. SEPTEMBER 7th.
for tho removal OF dead animals from with
in the City limits. for tho next three years.
The Committee on Health reserve the night
10 reject any or all bids.
auZ9-td BOARD OF HEALTH.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-05

WANTED BOARDERs. FAMILIES SEEN
w ING board or er-Ons desiring table can
find nice accommodations AT No. South ID
atreet se5-tu.th,2rF
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w lNTED.-N. ..OMERS TO
w buy REFRIGERATOR WATER
COOLERS and ICE CREAM FREEZERS;
cheapest IN the city; q cash and 81 per
week, at LEIDf'S 1900 east Franklin
street. city. aplG-su-tf
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WANTS.

w ANTED-wEEKLY 100 COOKS
w and GENERAL WORKERS Tor
New York and other Northern cities.
Wages from 50 TO 81 per week. Trans
portation furnished.
r. W. ELSOM.
jy23-su.tu. th3m All east Broad street.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-23
ALL AT SEA.
A Good Deal of Wild Guessing Con-
corning New Mexico's Lead
ing Journal.

Is it so? The report came to this office
yesterday that Gov. Thornton and the
Democrats at Santa Fe had purchased
the New acknowledgements Citizen.
The Albuquerque Citizen, last evening,
says it is reported that Governor Thorn
ton yesterday morning bought the New
MEXICAN. The Optic knows nothing of
the facts in the case, but doubts the cor
rectness of the rumor on general priucl-
ples.-Las Vegas Optic.
Santa Fe, Nov. 2l.-Negotiations for
the New MEXICAN newspaper, which have
been pending for several months past are
about closed. Governor Thornton and
his immediate friends have purchased
this paper, and it will be controlled en-
tirely by the administration. j. H. Crst,
the district attorney, is to be its editor.
The paper will not change hands and pol
itics until January Albuquerque Dem
ocrat.
Nothing in these reports. However,
the New MEXICAN takes great pleasure III
reproducing these items and thanks its
esteemed contemporaries for their inter-
est in the New MExICAN's affairs.
1t all serves to advertise the New Mex
roAN, and if there is any one thing, more
than another, that the New MEXICAN be-
lieves in, it is advertising.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-23
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
When winter comes, as soon it must
We sec cen now the signs
1t will give the bicyclists chance
To straighten out their spines.'


To straighten out their spnes.
Bob Gortner.
w. B. T. dance at Gonzales hall to-
night. -r-
This evenings south bound train is
one hour late.
Paradise lodge, No. 2, I. O. O. F., meets
this evening at 1880.
Raymond & Whitcomb excursion of
fifty New Englanders arrived in special
train last night and spent the forenoon
sight seeing here.
Sheriff Cunningham to-day removed
his office at the court house across the
corridor and to the rear, into the room
on the west side originally occupied as the
sheriff's Office.
Agreeable to Fosters prophesy the
weather turned off little chilly last even
ing, but the genial sunshine is with us as
usual to-day and the finest climate on
earth is still strictly in the swim.
Hon. W. c. Hadley, the we'll known
mining man, left last evening on bust
ness trip to Denver. He has been au
thorized by the director of the mint to
procure the statistics of the production
of precious metals in this territory, and
returning shortly he will apply himselt
assiduously to this task, and it will be az
conscientiously done this year as it waf
last.
Col. Thos. Lowthian, who hibernatei
about Elizabethtown in the early days
and who has weakness for placer gol(
mines, arrived from Denver this fore
noon. He is going down to examine
again into the placer discovery at Dolores
and may work up company in Denver
to undertake extensive operations il
south Santa Ee county. Milton Fiske, o.
Dolores, is now making for Mr.. Lowthiar
one of those "dry washers" that have
proved so successful in the Dolores and
San Pedro placer districts, and he thinks
some of taking it into Mexico for expert
mental purposes.
| Attention is called to the new advertise.
ment which Mr.. G.. w. Hickox has in thi.
issue. Mr.. Hickox is the pioneer dealer
in souvenir spoons here, and he has done
much through advertising his artistic
wares in such publications as The Cen
tury, Scribners, etc., toward attracting the
general public's attention to historic
Santa Fe. OF the Montezuma spoon
which he has wisely had copyrighted, he
has already sold over 1000. Aside from
this he has dozen other designs, any
one of which is most suitable for a
Christmas or birthday present. His line
of filigree bon-bou goods is also most
beautiful and select and will we'll repay
inspection whether one desires to pur-
chase or not.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-23
PERSONAL.

J. G. Fitch, esq, of Socorro, is visiting
the, capital.
G. G. Nichols, of Detroit, is guest at
the Palace.
A. Mennet is over from Las Vegas
drumming trade.
Hon. Trinidad Alarid paid business
visit to Albuquerque yesterday.
E. B. Apes, treasurer of the Cerrillos
town board, is in the capital on business
to-day.
H. G. Kinsell, who is making strong
fight for the shrievalty, is here from Ger
rillos.
Col. E. W. Eaton, secretary of the New
Mexico school of mines, came in from
Socorro this morning.
Hon. W. D. Lee has opened law Office
in Albuquerque and is now in Las Vegas
attending to the shipment of his law
library.
Miss Elizabeth Pease left this morning
10 tdke u. posIJlOu I'D mdtIou III Siio ~ "
Indian school at Fort Lewis, Colo. The
best wishes of many Santa Feans attend
her.
J.A. Dufiield, A. A. Hubbell, j. W. Reed,
of Rico; Fred Baker, of Creede, and Pat
rick McHale, of Denver, all miners from
Colorado, arrived in the city last night
over the narrow gauge road.
At the Exchange: Pablo Padilla, Pull
vedera; Nepomecono Arayon, Pulvedera;
Pablo Sanchez, Pulvedera; Jesus Baca,
Sabinal; J. Black, Colorado; A. Mennet,
Las Vegas; Fl. G. Kinsell E. B. Ames,
Cerrillos; Thos. Lowthian, Denver; E. W
Eaton, Socorro.
At the Palace: Warren Mcveigh, New
York; W. o. Secor, Albuquerque; James
G. Fitch, socorro; J. W. Tough, Antonito;
II. s. McOstrich, Omaha; G. c. Nichols,
Detroit; Louise Mather, Chicago; N. F.
Parsons and son, Illinois; W. A. Steele,
Des Moines; A. Hersch, Kansas City.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-23

Miss A. Staab left last evening for AL
buqueroue on a short visit to her sister.
Mrs. Louis Ilfeld.
Hon. T. B. Catron returned this morn
ing from Socorro. The Socorro National
bank resumed business yesterday under
instructions from the government comp
troller.
Miss Shea, of New York, daughter Of
Judge Shea, life long friend of Mrs. L.
Bradford Prince, was among the New
England excursion party to-day, and she
and a congenial party of ladies were
shown over the city by Mrs. Prince.
At the Bon Ton hotel: James Tracy,
Mojave, A. T.; John M. Meegan, Gallup;
F. M. Hewlett, Ell Paso, Texas; Chas Nc
Kinley, Montana; James Johnson, City;
John Becker, City; j. A. Dufield, Rico,
Colo; A. A. Hubbell, Rico, Colo; j. W.
Reed, Rico, Colo: Martin Robinson,
Rico, Colo; Julian Romero, Bernalillo;
Eusebio Baca, Bernalilio; James Tracy,
San Francisco; Fred Baker, Creole; Pat
rick McHale, Denver; Lewis R. Wenchell,
Cleveland. O,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-23

There was diabolical attempt at in
cendiarism about $50 o'clock last even
ing in the Romero block, southwest cor
ner of the plaza. The first door to the
left from the hallway, on the secoud
floor leading into the Office of Tranquilino
Labadie, was saturated with coal oil and
set on fire. Luckily, the bursting flames
we're discovered in time to avert a serious
conflagration.. The intention of the
incendiary evidently was to destroy or
damage the stock of goods belonging to
margarine Romero, as the building is
owned by another party and it would
burn slowly, after having been Aired in the
upper story.-Las Vegas Optic.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-23
OFFICIAL BUDGET.
General News of the Day Gathered
Here and There About the
Capital City.

The U. S. court of private land claims
is to-day engaged in trying case No. 81,
the Antonio Chaves grant, involving $780,
1881 acres in Socorro county, claimed
by Martin B. Hayes, of Denver.
The reason advanced why it is that the
nine U. s. prisoners are kept confined in
the county Jail here, instead of being sent
over to the territorial penitentiary in
Santa Fe, is that the U. s. marshal is not
allowed mileage when a prisoner is sem
fenced for less term than six months;
then the county sheriff is undoubtedly
we'll enough satisfied at boarding the
prisoners in the Las Vegas jail-Las Vegas
Optic. The chief reason is that the county
TAILOR was changed at the suggestion of
Marshal Hall, who now feels more secure
about the U. S. prisoners there.
In the district court yesterday the Ger
rillos Coal Railroad company filed suits
in eiectment against Ross Griffiths, Thes.
Harris, James T. Williams, Mrs. L.
Meagher, David Jones, Morgan Jones
and wife. These parties occupy lots near
the White Ash coal mine, some claiming
under sGuatter's right and others under
alleged holdings from claimants of the
Juana Lopez grant. The case comes uI
for hearing in December.
The San Miguel county commissioners
were requested to join with East Las
Vegas in the appointment of A. A. Jones
to represent the town of Las Vegas before
tho land court, in the Las Vegas gran
II after. The commissioners took the
matter under advisement.
U. s. Pension Examiner Holford is il
Taos investigating the claims of the fol
lowing named whose pensions have beer
suspended: Lucius Jamarillo, Juan Es
quibel, Juan Ignacio Roibal, Juan B
Coca, Juan. Pascual Salazar, Juan Coma
lez, Esquipula Fresquez, Jose N. lie
Ranaga. s...
| GA petition is in circulation at Amizet
praying the government to investigate
the Rio Hondo grant boundary for which
grant. recently confirmed in the lane
court, the claimants have asked a fina
survey. The petition has been signed b,
seventy persons.
| w. 0. Secor, who has been surveying
Atlantic g. Pacific railroad lands in west
ern Bernalillo and Valencia counties, i!
here from Albuquerque to-day checking
over his work with Chief Clerk Sluder a
the surveyor generals Office.
The United States district court at Las
Vegas will adjourn to-day or tomorrow
for the term, when Justice Smith will de-
part for the east. Private business will
probably detain the chief justice until the
early spring.
The territorial board of medical ex.
aminers will meet at Santa Fe on Tuesday
next. There is great deal of work or
hand for consideration at that time.
! The Kinsell Cunningham shrievalty in
junction case comes up for argument be-
| fore Judge Seeds tomorrow at 10 a. IN.
Samuel G. Meek, of Socorro, has beer
admitted to practice before the interior
department of the government
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-23
THE BORDER TROUBLES.
The Mexican Minister Complains That
New MeXicans Are at the Bottom
Of the Palomas Outrages.

Gov. Thornton received the appended
communications by this mornings mail:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, Nov. IS, 1898.
The Honorable The: Governor of New Mex
Sir: I have the honor to enclose
copy of note of the Mexican minister,
relative to recent robbery of the custom
house at Las Palomas and the escape of
the perpetrators into the United States,
and to anticipate similar operations in
his country by band organized near
Silver City, N. NJ. Trusting that any
proper action may be taken to prevent
the apprehended outrages, have the
honor to be, sir, your obedient servant,
(Signed) t W.Q. GRESHAM,
The enclosure referred to reads as fol-
lows:
MEXICAN LEGATION,
Washington, Nov. Is, 1898.
Mr.. Secretary: I have the honor to in
form you that have received by cable
instructions from Senior Mariscal, secre-
tary of foreign affairs Of the United
States of Mexico, to report to the govern
ment of the United States of America,
that during last week some bandits at
tackled the custom house at Palomas,
about ninety miles west of Paso del Norte,
robbed the funds that were there and
then crossed the river Bravo, taking
refuge in the territory of the United
States.
! 1t is stated that band is organizing
near Silver City. N. NJ to make another
incursion into Mexico.
For this cause, reserving the communi-
cation to you of further details of this
affair as soon as they are received, am
instructed to bring these facts to your
knowledge, and to request that the gov
eminent of the United States will prevent
parties from arming on its territory for
the purpose of attacking Mexico.
Accept, Mr.. Secretary, the assurances
of my most distinguished consideration.
(S1gned) M. ROMERO.
Hon. Walter Q. Gresham,
Etc, ETC., etc.
In accordance with the above, the first
intimation, that residents of New Mexico
along the border have in any wise been
implicated in the outrages in northern
chihuahua, Gov. Thornton to-day adj
dressed Sheriffs A. B. Laird, of Grant
county, and Martin Lehman, of Dona Ana
county, calling attention to the state
ments by Minister Romero and request
ing them to use all efforts to prevent any
unlawful assemblies in their respective
counties and to see to it that the neutral
ity laws shall not be violated as far az
New Me1icans are concerned.
1t is believed here that the information
given the Mexican authorities, that citi.
zens of this territory have had any hand
whatever in the border troubles, is en-.
tirely erroneous. They probably eman-
ated from irresponsible newspaper cor
respondents at Ell Paso, Texas.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-23
A New Enterprise.

The John Robbins Wool Securing COM
pany filed articles of incorporation with
the territorial secretary to-day. 1t is a
Las Vegas enterprise and the incorporat-
ors are John Robbins, Elizabeth J.
Robbins and Hugh Loudon, local
representative of the Scottish Mortgage
& Loan company. The capital stock is
$4,000. The object is to establish at
Las Vegas plant for securing and
cleaning wool.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-11-23
A JOLLY TINE.
Promised All Who Attend the w. B.
r. Entertainment This
Evening.

There'll be fun for the multitude at the
new Gonzales block this evening. The
Woman's Board of Trade, an organiza-
ton deserving of the most earnest en-
dorsement Of the citizens of Santa Fe
because of their many good Offices in ad-
vancing Santa Fe's welfare, have made
arrangements for social dance and
ample refreshments, and at least 200 peo-
pie are expected to be present. The
music will be furnished by the orchestra
of the 10th U. s. Infantry band and dane
ing commences ats O'Clock sharp. Fol
lowing ia the program Of dances: