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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18

,h" fourth Ia IA. ih,rl lass, II Postmaster
R"is can possibly ,nrI'h-" business +" jus.
ufS, Wy February
III European ~ receiving needed ~
pairs under the mau,g ..tnrnt ~ Muhl"r a
W"rng. who report the hotel business ~
gssl ~ ran he expected.
! tuuvrr, ~ NIlnlurrIur. II expecting
I" ~ ~ -1'u. Though hr H. kept rrt'y
well occupied with work here
rhrr ~ young lnsin"Sr man ia town
Vito should mrni his ways II hc rAr,,tS
tn h"d ht- tad" rhls ~ saul iu Kind.
urHr
Maxwell \ Mall"tr arr lorlus their
shelves with II Christmas stock
J. saints foreman nj W." ranch, near
Grants, n here prior 4" going g. Fort WIN.
gate tu lc treated frrAu uld trouble a. hlt
right arm
Mr,hrl.s, church festival "a Thursday
evening u, ia" church
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VIII rrafmau, " thc Calrluniau store
D., ~ lrd today
Jack lunn walked h"m We" h"r"l""'
hotel To- urw quarters today, hut j, 1t
only STu"-'i"u 81 lays with "m.
Mr. - brennan. Who rams w." s"cii,r
lruu-,. l.ai,lus quarters. has hrrn com
rhuumg several du,-.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18
AskAnsA 90 Dts.

A well'known New England clergy
man once exchanged with . brother
clergyman and was entertained ct the
house OF psrtsAonsr who was even
too hospi,sbis She insisted upon his
eating Large piece Of minos pie for
dinner, and the mtaissss yielded.
assAast his better tsdynsaA Tie con.
se9usnss wss that no become violsntly
Ill. and was anssss 70 prsssA that at
tsrpooA The doctor ives summoned,
and while he was miaisssriaS 70 his
sgonissa patient the latter locked up
and said fesbly. bus with On iaimita-
BILE twinkis Of the sysi doctor. In
not afraid 70 de. ~. Tn ssAAasd tsy'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18
HOLY LAND RAILWAYS


TIA" Great system.
There IL now IA great rai way system
In the course ~ construction which
Will grid" the holy land from one rnd
t. the other. A Pr-nrh company hnS
secured concession TOR n line from
beyrouttn damascus, and has already
conInonood work ON a narrow guAg.d
road An English syndicate Is now
building railway from Hnlfa tn Ia.
m'sous, which will bs about TO
miles long, starting from Halta. hnd.
ing lite wav Along tho northern
base of the range uf Carmel tn
the plain of E,barlon. through
the valley east OF Nazareth
Leaving Mount Tabor, 1t viii cross
the river Jordan on tr.stle. and then
the point known ~ Maj.nsh. whore
the little Jordan Joins the greater
rivers AZ this point the road will
border on the sou thern shore II Galilc,,
and almost without u curve along tn.
famous " heat region. biblically known
nS the plains of liashan, thence to the
southern gate Of Damascus.
This road viii unduu btedlv prove OF
the greatest interest 10 SYRIA In al
agricultural aud commercial way,
finding n means for placing upon tho
Eastern market the rich products In
which that section aboundA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18
" GRAD az iNtbl -THN

coke trade Is improving
Detroit Will got dollar gar
Buhnl, Ighr ihiainr in over
California will drp"rt Chinese
EhIcag" anticipates SO-crnt gas.
Actor llrrnr If u single tax IMAM,
Toronto may get milk hy weight
lialtlmur" Poles will build town.
Hartford has AS Gni"n carpenters,
Alhauy'- socialist party il thriving.
japan employs ~ ,nii cotton spiudlrs
Chicago r"l"rt- 5000 skilled men idle
New Haven unions will enter l-olitirS
Frisco insists ou lower trlrphun" rates
llartiuri hrrmrn's wages will lr rais
ed
Kansas City is the coming packing cen
Milwaukee has - women saloon keep,
"iH
Milk costs | cen, T. und II, Mrridru,
Kan,
Boston has HEBREW carpenter,
union
E"rmHny runs government, luncl
rHms.
lls,"n stair builders will open trail,
school
winfield (kan) coal costs cent u
pound,
"lneyville Or, II w"nlcn worker
struck.
Lowell unions demand city work for
the idle.
Cnlonists FROM Kansas will a.til. IN
Maryland
An Idle Cleveland Ohio printer hang.
eel himself
San Jns" stores closed IL honor " hi.
cycle races
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18
90" t,'' 80

Ar cent writer asks whether ants
talk. AMI relates that he saw drove
Of small black ants moving apparent
\ t. new yuartor~ livery time two
met they put their heads together
a. though they were chatting. TO
investigate the matter no killed one,
and the eye witnesses OF tho murder
FASTENED away and laid their heads
together with every ant they met
The latter immediately turned back
and He'd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18

Barnaclcs. lssidcs fastening them.
s"lv"' Ia ships and piling, have beea
known 10 fa'ten themselves TO q
specie of fish and which are kaown
~ bu,Iheads Specimens OF this ish
have been found completely en-.
crn''cd by this little animal. some.
times 10 such an extent IS ~ cause
death
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18

Ne au,horl1" our advertised druggist
to sell Or, k,u's New Discovery Tor con.
sumption, coughs and colds, upon this
condition, II you are afflicted with a
cough, cold or any lung, throat or chest
rected, giving It n fair trial. and exper'
,suca no h"u"iit, you may return ~"
W. could uu, max. THE offer did W. not
know that DE- Kings N-w Discovery
could he relied on, Il never llsappolnts
TRIAL bo,,l,s free Ut L, II burgess 4
sons drug store Large size Doc. ard
al ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18
Miles, Nerve A Liver Pills.

Act IN u new prlnc,ple regulating n q
hVer, stomach ard bpweis through the
ners", A nav discovery. Ur. Miles
tt'is sI'~"dIly cure hIliousness, bad tast.
torpid AVER, piles, cout tpation. Tn
squhl-d tor men, women, children, small.
sst' nnd.et, saasstl ~ doses Is orpta
SsnI lea iraa u r ", burgess A Ron.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18

A committee consisting of County sn-
p-rin,endent Whiting, Prof. Ramsay Il
the Territorial University. and Prof.
Hwgin, principal II the Albuquerque
public sch"nls, will have charge and su
Iervision of the couuiing of the votes.
The names IL contestants will b- pub
lishrI in tn. satui,ia. CIriZKS until the
contest closes.
send in the coupons. They will lie
carefully r.co-l-i in book KEEP, for the
purpnse, Address all letters.
Tux DAILY CITIZEN,
Albuquerque, N. NJ.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18

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day ~ Va" week
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hguning &" l,s'm ~, aud the contest .s
attracting much attention
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18

Floorwalker-A lady has Just
lais,ed al the bargain counter
Propr!e,or-Whst W the trouble
Floorwalksr--she found her exact
sile Ia somsthisg she wanted. Puck.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18

Benevolent Looking Citizen Young
man. do you realize the value Of
time
Park bcnch Lounger-I'm no, real,
lztn' anything on my time, bet yer
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18
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fahh.Cur Evangelist stewart II said
Ia have restored the hraglug and sl"ech
Of Charles paitic NJ Munmuuth, Ill
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18

Attorney General Msloney, 81 Illinois,
has taken the first steps tn prosecute and
break up the United States School Furni.
ture trust. Formal information will lie
filed in about two weeks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-11-18

The pnstofiic" lssurs $4,000 IN postal or
dors monthly, Five star ruu,es arr served
from this office. which will be raised nom
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-24
IT WAS NOT JERRY HOLMES.
Slayer is Still at Liberty
Who Holmes Is.


Detective Morgan returned from Jack.
sonyille last night. He did not bring
jerry Holmes, the murderer of Richard
son, with him, however.
The man arrested at Jacksonville
was not Jerry Holmes, as Detective
Morgan found on his arrival there.
The detective was met at the train in
Jacksonville by a police officer who had
the suspected negro in charge. The fell
low, strange to say, after giving half a
dozen aliases, finally acknowledged him
self to be Jerry Holmes and seemed
anxious to be taken to Savannah.
Detective Morgan identified him as
soon as he laid eyes on him as Willie
Stewart a negro who was under arrest
at Savannah sometime ago for vagrancy.
The case against him was dismissed, how
ever, and he was discharged.
From Savannah Stewart went to
Brunswick. The yellow fever there
frightened him away and he went to
WayCross.
The report was brought to Savannah
that Holmes was at Waycross, and De
tective Morgan sent down a couple of
colored officers to that place to await him.
Stewart seemed to become alarmed, how
ever, and fled to Jacksonville The officers
accompanied him to Jacksonville on the
same train and secured his arrest by the
police as soon as the train arrived.
Detective Morgan says Stewart answers
the description of Holmes perfectly, even
to a thick upper lip, which is one OF
Holmes prominent features.
AS the detective knows Holmes well
and remembers Stewart also, he saw at
once that there had been a mistake
He said last night that he supposed Stew
arts object, in claiming to be Holmes
was to get away from Jacksonville, where
he is being held as a Brunswick refugee
and on the charge of vagrancy He
preferred being placed in Jail at Savannah
to being held at the Brunswick quaran-
tine, and trusted to luck to be able
to prove that he was not Holmes, af-
ter arriving in Savannah.
The amateur colored detectives were
quite crest-fallen when they found out
the mistake thew had made
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-24
BACK TOSTUDIESN AWEEK
Busy Preparations for the Opening Of
the Schools.

Superintendent Baker Expects that
the Attendance viii Show an In
crease of Several Hundred Pupils
An Examination for Teachers to be
Held Wednesday-Over Fifty Cam
didates Applied-The Teachers Re-
turning to the City.
The public schools will open Monday,
Oct. 1, just one week from tomorrow.
The school buildings have all been thor
oughly overhauled during the vacation.
good deal of painting, white washing
and general repairs has been done. The
finishing touches will be put to the build
ings this week and by Saturday night
they will be clean as a pin. Additions
have been made to ST. Patrick's school
and the East Broad street colored school
which will be ready for occupancy this
week.
Supt Baker predicts an increase of
several hundred pupils over last years
attendance.
An examination of candidates for
teachers places will be held by the sup
erintendent on Wednesday. Ten white
candidates and about forty colored have
given notice of their intention of stand
ing the examination. There are several
vacant teacherships for watch the sue
cessful candidates can become applicants.
They will also be eligible for any positions
that may become vacant in the schools
during the year
E The teachers are returning home after
their vacations. Principal Train of the
high school has returned from trip to
the world fair The other teachers of
the high school are all out of the city, but
will return this week
Mrs. A u. Cotchett, who will assume
her duties as principal of the
Barnard street school for the first time
on Oct. l, is back in the city after spend
ing the summer at Fayetteville, N. C.
Principal j. E. Way, of the Massie
school, is on his way back from the
worlds fair, where he went on his bridal
tour.
The other principals are still out of the
city, but will all arrive back this week.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-24
THE SEASONS CHANGES,
A Matter Of Grave Importance to the
People Of Savannah.

AS seasons change it is absolutely neces-
sary to pause and consider what is neces-
sarily compulsory, and, at the same time,
most beneficial to the welfare of one's
home and family. In connection with
these considerations, it is important that
our home should be provided with proper
nOurishment for Its occupants. Our fani-
lies should receive the benefits which are
derived from the purchase Of pure and
healthy food, which is offered at the first
class esta blishments in the market This
is easily done, as the street car connec-
tions are now so conferred towards our
regular market that there is little or no
inconvenience in reaching the spot at any
time in few minutes. Why not take a
car and visit the mart2 View the excel
lent display of various meats, game in
season, poultry and fresh vegetables, and
to crown all, the famous silver churn
butterine at Savannah's favOrite cater
ers. Here you cannot fail to perceive
perfection in all its details. Experts in
snowy uniforms, implements adated to
the business of the latest patterns, re-
markable cleanliness observed in every
department, FIVE white wagons on the go,
all bespeak the fact and clinch the opin-
ion that the first people of our city are
buying the ingredients that best serve
them, and it also nails the statement
that Hugh Logan thinks nothing too good
for his customers, from north, east, and
west.-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-24
LOCAL PERSONAL.

B. ADenmark, Esq, is in New York.
Mr.. William r. Coe of New York is at
the De Soto.
Miss Sallie Baker is visiting friends in
Milledgeville.
Geo. T. Cam Esq, left yesterday for
Phlladelpnld.
Richmond. Va.
J. d. Weed has returned from the sum-
mer at the north.
New Haven, Conn.
Miss Carrie Love Goodwin is guest of
Miss jamie Falligant.
VIM Heaton left last week for New
York and Philadelphia.
Mrs. w. H. Baker has returned from a
visit in Hendersonville, n. G.
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Falk have returned
from summer at Isle of Hope.
T. II. Haym returned from the north
last night on the Clay of Augusta.
Mai A. G. Knapp, traffic manager of
the Georgia Southern is in the city.
Miss Ida Boley has gone to Brooklyn to
visit her sister, Mrs. j. Fl. Alexander
Miss Maude Loewenthal has returned
from the summer at Waynesville, N. c.
Mr.. Ed r. Mcclellan left yesterday on
a visit to relatives at Fayetteville, n. c..
Mrs. l. a. SolomOns and children have
returned from summer in North Georgia.
Miss f. Hunter has returned from Ala
bama, where she spent pleasant sum
mer.
Major and Mrs w. F. Shellman and
family have returned from the worlds
fair.
Miss Alice Coe of Ardmore, Pa, will be
the guest, tomorrow, of Miss JAMIE Falli-
CANT.
John Halligan was passenger on the
City of Augusta from New York last
night.
Mrs. T. NJ. Norwood has gone to At
lanta TO visit her daughter, Mrs. H. c.
Davis.
Miss Mary Whitehead has gone to Bal
timore, where she will visit Miss Annie
Punnett.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mcintyre returned
from the north yesterday on the City of
Augusta.
Miss Annie T. Evans, after month";
visit, returns to her home in Charleston
this morning.
Mr.. NJ. Cooley and Miss Cooley re-
turned from the north yesterday on the
City of Augusta.
Mrs. A. c. Oelschig and Miss l. Oelschig
returned from the north yesterday on the
City of Augusta.
Mrs. c. w. Lyon and children have re-
moved to Atlanta, where they will make
their future home.
Rev. A. J. Bowers of Newberry. S. C.
will hold service in the Lutheran church
to-day at II o'clock.
Mr.. J. w Wheatley of Americas was a
passenger on the City of Augusta from
New York last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Dryfus have returned
from their bridal tour. They viii reside
at No. 1853 Jones street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Myres returned
last night on the City of Augusta from
six weeks trip north and west.
Miss Annie Gordon Allen has returned
60 Miss Baldwin's Female Seminary at
Staunton, Va, to complete her studies.
Misses L. E. Miller, E. l. Miller and L.
E. Strickland returned from Henderson
vile, n. c., where they spent the sum
mer.
Misses Emma and Judith Rabey. of
Duffy street, have returned TO the city
after spending the summer away visiting
friends.
Mrs. o. w. jackson and daughter. Miss
Mamie jackson, have returned from the
the worlds fair. Miss jackson is now
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-24
COMPANY A IN QUARTERS.
Capt. williamson Command Estab-
Hshed in its New Home.

AsneQ IN lJS New NOME
Company A of the savannah Volunteer
Guards held its first meeting in its room
at the new armory last night. Company
A has the middle room on the north side
of the first floor of the armory, imme-
diately adjoining the officers room. Com
pany C's room is in the northeast corner
and Company BIS in the southeast corner
of the armo DRY.
The rooms are all handsomely filed up
with lockers and drawers for the keeping
of uniforms, aCcOuterments and gun cases
for the guns.
The lockers are numbered and each
member viii have locker assigned him,
IN which to keep his uniform and equip
ments
Company A is the first to install itself
in the new quarters. There was full
attendance at the meeting and the men
paid close attention TO the directions
given them in using the lockers,
drawers and gun racks. Capt. VIII
Hanson assigned lockers to tfty-siX men.
He also presented the company with a
handsome photograph OF Paul Della
rOche's picture of Napoleon n his boudOir
and several photographs Of the Seventh
regiment of New NOrk.
a feature Of company AS room is the
pictures of six of the company's former
captains, which are hung about the room.
A plaCard attached 10 each picture states
the order in which the captain com
manded the company ana the time of his
services.
Maj. w. S. Basinger was the first cap
tain of the company after the Organiza-
ton of the battalion. His picture has not
been obtained yet, but it is hoped to Sc
cure it soon. The list of captains whose
pictures have been secured and the order
in which they served are as follows:
Capt Thomas Screven, commissioned
May 20, 1868, resigned May l, 1872.
Capt. Geo. w. Stiles, elected May s, 1872,
died June 4, 1877
Capt. p M Raynal, elected July 10,
1877, resigned June 2, 1888.
Capt. Robert II. FOotman, elected
July 10, 1885, resigned April Q, 1883.
Capt. J. w. Fretwell, commissioned
April u, 1888, resigned Jan. Z, 1889
Capt. Davis Freeman, commissioned
Jan. %, 1889, resigned Nov. II, 1889
Capt. w. W Williamson, who is now in
command is the eighth captain of the
company. His picture will be requested
by the company for addition to those al
ready secured. Capt. Wiliamson's
splendid record as a commanding officer
entities him to place among his prede-
CessOrs.
Company A bids fair to have the hand
soonest room in the armory, as still fur
Their Improvements are contemplated.
The company was entertained by Cor
poral Haines after the meeting with re-
freshments in the supper room.