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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04

70 fake he will maintain his present
enviAble position. As long as he fights
on the level and to win and refuses to
allow himself to be used by crooked
com binations he will be sure to have
the privilege OF fighting for small
fortunes In America Ills friends
hope ho will appreciate the situation
and remain honest II 10 To his owh
interests TO do so, for he cannot get a
chance 10 draw the money he now
makes In any other country. Time was,
and not so long ago, either, that Amer
lean pugilists had To 20 : England
70 Bght, but American COMP N has
been so strong that the big "gitish
clubs have been forced To retire from
the field. The big purse craze 10 ad.
mitted, however, to be responsible for
one evil among the men OF knock-outa
That Is, II has made them arrogant
and swellsd their heads They used
TO wear No hats n short time ago,
but now thoy sport No 10 Another
evil Ia the immense amount OF money
they demand.
Many of the men who to-day ask
thousands of dollars for q display OF
their prowess only few short years
ago wero willing 70 perform the same
taAk for Q medal or q paltry sum Of
money. Some OF the third rAtcrs Of
to-day demand ~ much money for Q
limited round bout a. men like Heenan
and sayers aud Sullivan and Ryan got
for cham pionship battlea There Is 4
big difference. indeed, In the fighters
OF the present and fighters OF the past.
The champions OF years ago used TO
have 70 battle under extremely trying
circumstances and for y considcrat tion
that the slugssr would now turn up
his noss At There were no fine sth-
letic clubs then for the nghtsrs 70 bat
tie In.
When John C Heenan and Tom
Sayers mot on the feld OF Farm
borough, England, april II. 1900, II
was for stake of 81, 900 side. They
were the greatest fighters Of their
day, and they fought en- international
battle, and that emphasized the small
ness Of the amount they fought for.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
Tn. Asssr- /. the ~ IN.

London. March 3.--Arist1ora,ic socie
~ turned out ip force to-day upon the
occasion u the public show Of the Irish
exhibits for the Worlds Fair. The
spacious drawing rooms, together with
the library. dining room and banquet
ing hall Of the Carlton House Terrace
mansion, now leased by Mr.. and Mrs..
A.tor Of New York have bsen entirely
given up 20 the purposes OF the exposi
ton. The display was arranged IN
stalls, No. l, bong presided over by the
Princess Edward Of SAKE. Weimar, and
the others in the following order; Ouch
csc Of L.eiuster, Marchoiness Of London
derry, Countess OF Aberdeen, Countess
spencer, Lady Henry Fitzgerald, Count
sss OF Shrewsbury, Lady CLrew. Lad!
Norris. aud Mrs. Edward Ponsonby.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
Annexation sRnrntian

Toronto, Canada, March g. whether
or not GoldwiL smith shall be disciplin.
ed Tor his determined advocacy Of the
auuexat Of Canada TO the United
S,ates 10 the wsighty question to bs
dsterm ned by the Societp OF the Sons
OF ST. George ut q special meeting this
afternoon. The Professor has many
friends in the organization, but 1t would
no, be surprising IL they are out voted
some Of the nti-annexat,onists demand
that he shall bs expelled from the or
sspizat,on. while others are Of opinion
that Canadian pa,riot'sm would be vim
dicstsd by . sentence OF suspension
from the rights and privileges OF th'
order for 9 period Of ak or ,wslv'
moutha.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04

New York, March 3.-Tammany Hall
has been evacuated. and its leeions are
sn route " the national capital for the
purpose Of joining 10 the acclaim that
will attend the Inauguration ss presi'
dent Of the man whom the tiger 20 bit
terly fought IN Chicago last June. Three
thousand braves will march 10 the pro
oession 10 o-morrow, and /, has taken sis
special trains to-day 10 convey them te
the national capital. by way Of mirlt
providers each has carried band OF mu
sic, aud Q we'll stocked cantsen. The on
tire contingent 10 under the direction o
Gen. Josiah Porter, who has been desig
natsd by the wigwam a. marshal for th'
state Of New York.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
pECnEAnH Or CATTLE

The department oi agriculture has
Just completed its cattle census. The
results are startling. The osnsus of stock
cattle shows There are l6o0.OOO fewer
than ono year ago. Au increase In val
ue over last year 10 noted. This decrease
is OF such proportions M will have
marked effect on prioea the coming
year. The statistics show:
"The scarcity Of food IN Virginia in.
ducsd farmers to sell of feeding DULL
ocks clossly. The no fence law in some
Of the southern states has caused re-
duction Of numbers, the more worthless
OF the old stock having been sacrificed
TO the manifest Improvement Of the ex-
isting hsrds, the low price VI cattle on
the ranch regions, and tho discourage
ment after long waiting fer . r,se, have
tended 10 reduce tho number OF cattle.
Ia many cases the growers OF cattle have
transferred their interest TO horses.
There appears little change in the num-
ber of mich cows, . slight decline be-
ing reported In some states, and small
increase Ia others, especially IN the dis
tricta Of enlsrging populations in the
distant west, There In less fiuctuat'ou
in this class OF farm animate than in any
other. as the milk supply must be kept
up, and ample provisions made Tor the
relative uniform requirements OF butter
and cheese factories"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04

puhhcans say he IN the proper man Tor
the repuOlirHn nomination. The Htgu.
mcu,H IN his favor are that he hha here
tufufe been mayor and counc Imam aud u
mrmb.t ~ the board ~ education, also
county treasurer and "ounty cummin
elonrr, and N all theae important po'i
uuhs. has acquitted hlmseti Ia the salts
faction ~ the people, lie has Inilmate
lno~Iedla ~ all rIi" and county hiInra
and would h" the proper man Tor th"
Office ~ mayor At this, tn Albuquerque,
important time. lie ~ we'll liked aud IN
highly respected as au honeet and strong
man, lud"ed, II strikes tie casual ob
server that MIR Mrylert IN Jup, about the
beat man Tor the poeitiun aud that IA.
citizens ~ Albuquerque could make no
mistake hy nominating aud electing HIM
10y n handsome majority.
TuE IuI1tS heartily endorses the
aboye, and hope otce Mr Mey lrrt nom
mated aud elected Tie made the best
mayor the city has ever had during his
administration public improvements IL
we're made ~ all parts ut the city. CITY
warrants were placed NJ par, and n real
boom given tu the growth ~ the town.
The people will serve their own intrrcsts
II they elect Mr. Meylert mayor u, the
spring election.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
FL r. FARR.
ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHER.
EXTRA FINE WORK OF r SPECIALITY.
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were foreign born. including 1852 men
and 2,Oi3 women The colorrd prison
population numbered 25,Oi9, ~ whom
23,03O we're meu and 1889 were women.
The bulk of the colored population oGn-
sisted Of Negroes, the percentage OF Chi
nese, Japanese and Indiana In prison
being comparatively small. The percent
age ot native whites was 7i75 and of for.
-,gn whites 2s.2j The Chinese and
Japanese are, OF course, 20 be counted a.
foreigners, while the Negroes and in.
dams are counted as natives
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
ors A.rAnAGvsiS >Ew yoRH.

Asparagus from New Mexico has
iound . good ssls in New York this
season, though hitherto Florida and 9th
or states Of tho south and north have
had almost . monopoly OF the winter
W getable business on tho Atlantic coast.
TIE New Mexico product was ths first
10 reach that market this season, and
the priority gave 1t tooshold. though
dealers were rsiudiced against II. As
paragus 10 q vegetable that should be
cultivated 10 BernAlillo county on .
large scale. II is we'll adapted 70 our
rich bottom lands. aud 10 grown 10 some
sItsnt In the nsighborhood OF the city
by German. Americans and Chinese. An
asparagus Held Of five or ten acres, when
we'll established, should Yield q u.t re-
turn Of s2OO or more an sore. The oul.
,urs ot this vegetable hes bean found
highly profitable, wherever the oon-
d,tions are favorable, and the demand
for IL at moderate rates 10 always large.
In case tho demand Tor shipping Is slack
at any time. Gamers are willing 10 pay a
price remunerAtivs 10 the grower
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
the DIAMOND.

Pitcher iutchinson's people are
ayerse 70 his continuing In base ball 10
Chicago plays sunday games
Walter wilmot Is reported TO have
become a stosEho'ds! In a eouptry
bank near 81 Paul Sexu
SHERMAN Long Is said 10 have seriously y
In ia. cd his throwing arm while play.
ing indoor base ball In Chicago.
Jack Glasscock has wound up the
year by adding anotner house IA his
already big row Of bricks In Wheeling
West Va.
President Buck"nberger intimates
that the Pi,tsburg Club will play sun
day games abroad next season.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
DESERVES rm q OYvlCE.

q. OConor Roberts has received nu.
merous strong Endorsements Of his ap-
plication for mine inspector from promi-
nsnt citizens throughout the territory
Mr.. Roberts Is Q mining engineer OF
recognized merit and has bssn . useful
citizen during his residence os eleven
years IN New Mexico, always sntbusi-
ast,c for the development of our numsr.
ous resources. We object 10 his ardent
democracy. bu, bslIsvs his appointment
would give general satisfaction 70 all
classss of oitiEsnA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04

pugilists by tho Coney Island. Crescent
fifty and Olympic Athletic Cluba The
directors Of these organizations are
displaying intense eagetness In their
desire to secure the more prominent
fighters, and seemingly stop at no
3gures a. 100 large In making their
offers This 10 one side of the story.
Out how long will the sluggcr con.
Nnue Co have the con fdcncc of patrons
VI hstic cyents7 Tho answer Ia until
he disappoints the people that sup
poit the game. As long IA
be remains honest and declines
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
WILL BUILD AORTia.
The Peees valley head 90 be Ex,eaaeA
nhersly.

The Peees valley ssssA 60 be ExteaaeA
shersiy.
The Eddy Current Of few days ago
gives the following account, which must
DO considered reliable. about the pro-
posed northern extension OF the Psoos
Valley railroad:
Dout give 10 away. bat .his papsr 10
right ou that begotiations aFe now
nearly completed for 90 early extension
OF the Pecos Valley railroad 70 north
ern connection ~ith some other ROAD.
The officials here neither dspy nor alfirm
II, but now aud then they let word OF
tvo drop, aud there II always some one
around 10 pick them up. The latest v
that u 10 the intsution 10 build the road
from here 70 the new town o. Hsgermsn
now being laid out near the Felix river
There 70 no doubt about the road touch
Ing that point. but after 10 leaves there
its destination 10 purely matter OF oon
lecture.
Some claim u will 20 dirso, from Their
70 Albuquerque, leaving Roswell out u
the cold. However, let surmises ap,
oonjeotures count for what they viii
ono thing 10 absolutely osrts,n, the Peoo
Valley railroad will build north ~ Tar Q
HsgermAn. Thoss on the inside know
TO 10 . fact, bus for some reason the
Will not divulss 10. There are part,s
right here 10 Eddy who are figuring o
doing q part OF the work.
The Psoos Valley railroad hes grow
Zoo big for this part of the Psoos Vale,
and IN . few weeks Il will weigh anoho
hoist its sails, aud head its prov nortl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
ATHLETIcs-

Yale will DO terribly Handicapped
this year by the recent sdict Of tho
faculty prohibiting any OF her 600
fresh men from entering or competing
In athleticA
A six days Roa~you-plsase race
,uded In 81 Louis lice, as. The I'm
sizes were: Moore 800 milea lapsi
lusrrerro, ts7 miles 10 iaps; Hegsl.
man. &so miles ! lap; Click, att mIlss;
Golden, as mile, Hart <as miles,
CampanA. 4il miles 10 iape, Hshman.
sss milss l Jap; Pa rnsr. ssi miles i@v,
CoaAors, AIS zilsa Q lAyAt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04

New York, March 8.-This 10 the an
adversary under the English calendar OF
the liberation OF the Russian seris, and
the sons and daughters OF Garland are
keeping holiday to-day in honor OF the
event To night the revolutionary cir
ole will give q ball 10 oomusmors,ion
OF the anniversary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
Doue by Paint.

When Carlyle went 10 sit n Sir
John Millals Tor his portrait, In Mil
iai,' grand new house. he turned on
the stairway to ask HAS paint done
all this, Mr.. MillaisF aud. getting .
smiling answer In the Affirmative. re-
marked: "Ah. well, II shows what q
number OF fools there are In the
world "--ArgOnaut
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
Miii.s Near the Reservation .

Last FRIDAY J0se Meatas, OF Csbezoo,
was near the Navajo reservation with n
load of goods which hs was peddling to
the Indians. lie sold the Indians whisky
and they got drunk, Two ot ths Indians
engaged in fight, and one Of the In
dams was stabbed 10 death. The In.
diane then gathered around Mestas and
couGscated his goods and run him out oi
the country. They claimed that Il he had
not sold the Indians whisky no trouble
would have occurred This is the third
killing in that vicinity within q month
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04

LtGGERS VIZ
the call In the
sporting market
Other athletes have
been compelled 10
retire and make
way for them
That this IL true IN
si'U~n by the big
money offered in
the shape Of purses
for well know n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
A Man of Priaeipis,

Look here walter! Didnt ! sivs
you ti When I hrst came IMP
Yea sah.'
And you've kop, me hore nearly
threo. quarters OF an hour"
.Yes sah. done dat 70 shov
you Dc. oouldn't bs bribsd sAh"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
The IIimsrsaes.

Trustly My tailor wants me 70
pay up ,-
down.
Trus,ly-whsts the differenosf
Bi.ker-In one instance you can
ret the goods out of y store. and u
the other you cAnt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04

II 10 understood ,ha, certain young
geutlsman will soon begin . seriea OF
stories, entitled "What | know about
scenes behind tho Footlights." II 10
also stated that he viii ~rits under the
nom dc plume of -Fi.s."
The January Century has been out Of
print for.soms time, and Of the February
numbsr the publishers now have unhll'
cd ordsrs for more than hve thousand
copies awaiting q nov edition.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
TELEtiRAPHlC.
GOoD News.

The rees- valley Read 60 he On
tenaea.
Special 10 Citis~n.
Santa Fe, MarcL a.. Hagermsn a Ed
dy have plaosd i've million bonds 80 ex
tend the Pscos Valley road north, an,
have Q contract to run trains iuto La
Vegas from junction at Bernal station h
~ months.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
FOR u MAYOa.

Col. Mar Frost, u the New Mexican,
Was In the city iew days ago. and writes
n column Of plsasGn, paragraphs OF his
imp. sssionA Concerning city politics he
says;
A good deal Of talk 10 floating about
concerning the coming city contests and
many property owners and tax payers
express themselves ~ particularly IN ta
yor oi Hon. CIV. Msylsrt, the we'll know q
courLsous and popular proprietor OF :hs
J ban fslips hotsl, Tor mayor. Many -
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
tn Ein HArsvlrY.

The nativity and parsptsss OF prison
ere snd paupsrs form the subject Of one
OF the latest statistical bulletins issued
oy the Census ofiios. The year covered
by the statls,ios given 10 the csosus year
1870 There were In the, year S2.32o
pr'soasrs 10 the United Btstss, Of whom
1as2i we're men and 8.406 women. The
whites Numbered $3.50. Of whom o2,sea
were msu and A.aie we're women. On
The whites toA7i vsss natives Including
~'ibS men sad I, ,Sib women, and 1855
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
ALL WANT BIG "MON.'
FioHTERS AND FAkiRs OF THs
PRESENT DAY.

,empsrisess Between the stake. Huns
Up Nov and Those OF Other Tim..-
Finy Thousand Deiisrs for Cesbs,,
snd Mitchell
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04

This hght was, according o he ole
timers, the greatest ever fought The
men battlsd forty.two rounds and u
was fght from beginning 10 end
Ask . scrapper now With . victory
or two 70 his credit 10 light for VI 600
and you Offend him. lie demands a,
least SsSO for training expenses, $500
10 don his hghtiug costume. another
$500 70 put on his gloves, and $500 or
more 70 put up his banda II he Ia an
actor az well a. hghter he wants
On 600 for . glsdistorial pose Two Of the
raost interesting ersek'a-jack hgh'er-
In the prise ring at present are bob
.Fiszalmmons of Australia and jim
Hall Of Chicago, who will nsh'
ssfors the Crescent City Athlete
Dub In April for pa''e u
%. zoe. whssA h tAs iarsss. aIAo~n'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04

Ths body Of George W. Booth, whose
death was ohroniolsd in Tuk CITIZEN OF
yesterday, will bs shipped 10 New York
city thin evening By UndsstAksg strong.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
y, iiooL MATTERs.

The new school HOUSES, one ia each
ward, are credit To- Albuquerque aud II
must be said that every citizen who ~
questioned about them 'akes pride In
them.
They are now talking % building an
elegant high school building and will
doubtless do 40 before long. The corps
of public teachers now employed consists
Of one superintendent. n principal and
twelve lady teachers and the monthly pay
roll Tor These amounts to d .2p. Ono u
the active spirits on the board % educa.
tion IL Mr. w. W. Pope. the efficient audi.
tor of the Atlantic 4 Pacific railroad, and
MIR. T.. J.. Medler makes n painstaking
and careful clerk Of the board. The at.
tendance OF children Ia quits large aud
the schools seem TO be dolng the good
they should.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04

Two corpses passed through the city
last night, both marked Tor Philadel
phla. One was the body OF James A.
u'o.-., Who died 10 southern Cali.
fnrnia from consumption, and the other
was that ot Miss Mary Carpenter, whose
death from the same dreadful disease Oc-
Cured IN the city ot MeHioo. Miss Car.
psn.sr and party Of lsdy friends passed
through tho city several weeks ago as
Ray tn ond whItoomb excuralonista TO
MsE 100 aud while down thsrs the young
lady took sick and died. Her body was
embalmed. and her irisnds In Pullman
coach Parisfall wsre accompanying the
remains last night back TO the sad home
in Philsdslphia.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04

Mother Mercy "A u.s. You have
utterly ruined that new suit of
clothes How In the world did you
do ia
Li,'I" Johnny Carryin' water for
the circus men
"Goodnrss me- Wha, did You do
that ipr''
"Nos could get In free Good
News.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-03-04
" Etst AAID.
4 santa F~ Visitors Pleasant " ords
Ahoai lhe MrIronaIIa

4 santa De Visitors Pleasant " ordr
Absai nc Metropolis
Among the many ne" things Col. Frost
said about Albuquerque, besides thoeo
published IN TmE CurIIS oi yesterdNy,
aud which were taken from the New
MciIcut, arc the following:
AIuuqU qUELguE.
The city ~ Albuquerque is certainly
srosing. New buildings are gong up
IN every direction, among them tome
very fine business blocks The new Arm.
~ block IL the finest business block Ia
the territory, aud Judge Justo X. ArmiJo
certainly deservea great credit Tor his
puck aud sagecity IN undertaking the
building of this tine structure. That the
Investment will be- n very profitable ons
seems now well assured. private res,.
iences 10 many parts are going up Hnl
there are few empty houses There ~
considerable building In the "ilighlsnda,"
very probably tor the reason that lots in
that part ~ town are comparatively
cheap. business lots, particularly ON
Railroad avenue and Gold avenue and
between Third and Fifth streets, are held
at what one might consider very high
figures.
Street improvements are going on con
tlnually, and the fine sdewaks now ba.
ing laid impress the visitor most favor.
ably. The sewer system should. however,
Oe looked after more CLOSELY with view
for the protection of the general health
~ the city. A little more cleanliness
would not hurt the city OF Albuquerque,
yust as II would not be amiss In the city
of Santa 10. Clean liness 10 next to god.
lineas' should always be before the eyes
" the city councils Of both cities aud not
only before their eyes but should be lived
up 10 carefully and closely,
, 1893-10-17
Gin u9efunoener" Oiamantrtn9
Srin9t Peter moGorinid nno George Roct
Dor oas GriminaI9eri9t.

8eter McGormtd alias @aiit6D un6
George Gonb alias Sennede ttanoen Deute
8ormittog Dor benz &tdbter &erlten inter
Der 2~lntla9e bc5 Oie6ita9ls. 2lm %. Sep=
TENDER fam Der Srau @orneIia Spaul6ing
I'M Gtr9inta 9otcl Elm 9tamantring I'M
@ertbe bon $3.50 %abbanben. Sic meloete
ibren 8erGuit benz 0ei6dftSfiibrer Dec
6otels, baS S3nrufitlif fonnte a6er nio6t
gefunben iperben. Die Nngele9enbeit tpurbe
oann Der q oli5et Ser GENERALIZATION gengelz
BET un6 bic Detectives S'9onneu un6
WtadeD mur6en nit Ser 2lufipirung bes
perlorenen 0iamanten betraut. sic beob=
acbteten 8eter Wtc@ormif, einen &elIner
oe5 6otels, un6 @eorge 9toot, einem Sell
net beS Gi3elieu 6otels, ipel6e iib mebz
reremale in p~croGdtiger 8etie nm Bfan6z
ldben al Ser StatcitraBe berunOriidten.
Die 8eamten fanben bcraus, 0aB Die beiz
ben &erle einen 9iamantrtn9 81 perieBcn
iu6ten.
MtcGormif ersGbIte einem 9fan6onfeL
in go. 1872 Stateitr., baB ct ben Sling BET
SiffanD in Nep 0ort fir $275 gefauft
babe, baB CT i'm aber fir $3.50 pertaufen
tpiirDe. @r mur6e Derbaftet. Dem 0e6etmz
poliSiiten er3G6lte CT, er babe ben Sting al
ber Ohio unb &uibitr. i'm @raie ~gefunOen.
@inem an6eren 8fan6onfel bate McGorz
mid er5dblt, ct babe BEN Sting ioeben aus
Sau 6ranctsco erbalten, ais Q~lnbenten OIL
ieine Dor &ur5em Deritorbene S6Deiter.
!6eute 8Ormittag er5dbIte WcGOrmid Dem
&id5ter &eriten, CT babe ben Sling beim Qusz
!egcn bes 8irginia 6Dtel gefunben unb babe
ibn in Der 6offnung bebalten, Dap cine See
fnhuIt1n 1iir Npt1 SCfnNor n1tSnplntt tnprAe1r
piirbc. 6enrD u. Spauloing iOentifi3irte
ben Sting ais bas @igentbum ieiner Satin,
unb ber Gibter iiberlpte5 WtcGormid unb
GOOb unter ie $500 8iir8ibaft Dem @ris
mtnalgeri6t.
, 1893-10-17
Der 8efud Ser DEMONSTRATING.
@tntrittsfarten purben an 8eiucber Der
WeltauSiteaun9 an na3benannten Sa9en
berfouft:
AeherhltR
Emo Snrsgefa6tes.

--SimmeI tlar un6 2uft pcrm, 9e9en
&benb fubl; 2uft3ug aus Sitben.
= Der fran56fiide Staatsmann un6
General Wtac MabOn lit beute geitOrben.
- Der pom SbGage geriibrte franSDiii6e
Gon6t6ter @ounoo lie9t i'm Sterben.
: Ser btefige @eisenmarft erDffnete felt
unb Breiie 9tngen ettpas in bic S0be.
Safer unb Otais flou. S9wetnefleii9 tm
Sanuartermin I'M 15c, S9maIs UNI 73c,
Jttppben UNI 10c sefallen.
= Ser &inbpie6marft mar fGau, unD
bic 3ufubr betrug 5000 Stiid. Die
S6tpeine3ufu6r belief it6 auf $4,000
Stid; Die QualttGt mar leibltcb, ser Wartt
lebbaft, Ser 8retS I'M 10 Gents biIiger.
8e3ablt ipurbe fir i9pere S6tpeine $3.50
@$6.65, fit leidte $6.05@$6.7 20, fir
letbte unb i6tpere burheinanbrr $6.15@
$3.50; fir v8tgs" 81. 500$6.50. $4,000
Stad S6afe iparen eingegangen; CUTE
8aaren fet, iOnit pei5en6.
= Gin be1te firth SEM S4neu3uee Ser
8ennipLpaniababn in Ohio suseitoBener
unfaa bat BRET 3u9be6ienfteten ben Sob
ur6 nod 6reien i9pere @erIeBunsen sez
bra6t.
: Sn Gom Bat it3 seitern &ben6 cine
pOlitiicbe &etleret abseipielt, bic beute frlb
5ur @indi3erung bes Tbeaters Girco &eale
9efi6rt bat.