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unfurnished Rooms Wanted.

TWO or 3 unfurniShed on west side above 23d st.
Address Low Eei,, $40 Uptown World.
UNFURNISHEB ROOM, with gas. below SD
st. not to exceed ~ month w. UuN lI7 World.
WANTED-2 or . large, llght unfurniShcd rooms;
running water c usets, bath; between 18th
9th is ate price; references exchanged. Ad-
dress =, $50 Sd ave.
WANTED-Two unfurnlshed rooms on west
side. r, n ling water: tent must he moderate.
Address CHARLES Hagen, .22 i. 10Th st.
vol NO married cuupe, no chiltr N, want or
large light uhIuTilished rooms, .enI not TO eK-
coed SO monthly. Address Hoffman, ~ r. 10Th.
YOUNG COUPLE starting housekeeping want
~ unfurnisheA rooms In small private
houss !; Sow rsns- II u. boz "a YQEla. Izglsnl.
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tlJ. Sii-.

IRVING PLACE. u near Union SQUARE. - be-
.iral rooms; excellent table; modemtc terms;
table board.
LEXINGTON AVE. 3sl, near Grand Central
cuisine. terms reasonable.
,rylxGrox AVE. aoi Nicely rurnlshcd
rooms; bunrt: back or front parlUr: also table
boaT'eS
IENIN .TOS AVE. so Elegant large h small
r1"I VITA hrS'-' board JEWISH "hl''E'
MADISON AVE. 1873 I55 a l57, COR. 32D ST
THE SAM YER.
strictly private family MOTEL hTst-rlass accommo-
dAt'ons Tor tanillcs gentlemen hehuSnihe
. ~, az OF rn,. su' ,r nnt"rmishcJ
,s,,' :" "'''' ,"' 80, ,,,sn,..,
9TH AVE, To- oproste cooper mon 'u'hsmeu
Z. IN * '"''"' '''
furnished front rooms, with board 81 10. IS
lurH 81 l22 ..-Lnrg" small rooms, with
81" "V''"' - 81 ''''''' - -,-,
10TH ST, l22 F-lnrrc 4 small rooms, with
g"od board, -, 81 ladies' ~
10TH ST., 81 F.-B,ard h large handsome
room on ~ floor Tor ..
nth ct cs Il block fro, nr,rav,y-Elcrnnt
front parlor; other rooms; abundant table
liI,,I sr ooIE N.ylv comfortably iuruI,hcd
rnnn,s VIM hoard. German. American family;
table board.
,,r,, sr 90, r. 90. T. Ior,o ,,,ry ,rort room
also small room with board
,.ru 81 ,ov Il ,,,r ., 0v, --Ioryo q small
IL - ,a,o,,r,,. ,o,Liy
-, - 80, -,
l1It 81, 'ao IAtEe Smal ro"''s' eN'''
leh' pohrh -" S''"' weekly
18TH ST 2lS f. Comfortably furnished front
back large rooms; excellent table; con-
'.,'i'"ov ''ou' '-.,,H, -
~ ~ 81. l,E r.-hntsri WI 'mr nhh, aoP
,,,,-.,r a., ~. ,,,,,, ,,r,. .,,,,,,, az
90 rr r,, rotnrn,,c n''e'' va
Y" SUM- P"''' ""'"s- ''o'"' '''''''''
22ll ST. 10 f., near l'rondway-Lnrge room
with private hath also snhll rooms
23D ST. 2S2 E,-Large small rooms; running
water; homelike: good location; substantial
board table board.
| 23p ST ia E.-HandsomeIy furnished rooms
connecting single; reasonable winter arrange
"'el'tn' ta"'e o'"' ~ '''' ------.
2AIi 81 10 +. Large rooms, H.n,c's; nni ("
| e''' W.. " 80
BOTH ST, 1877 E. Large, Wen furnished room :
| erate, references' '''' ''
| -
3lST ST, E.-liandsome rooms excellent tebIe
or,an " o"s'''''' '''' "
o'''e
| "a II II. lho h-Desirane double ana single
a mn On, ia /, I5,c,, b, ,,,ri, 90 ali milton,
los ON h,,c ,,nnd hnn I'd Ini1up rrasnmnhre
BETH ST 6 E-Eiegant rooms nrst-class board {;
| Back PRror suitable for Physician references
| 18Th ST, 235 F.-Nicc n,wiv furnished rooms,
with board: also Ia rle iotrd table first class.
| aorp ST o.Gr -tnr1c small rooms with or
| NItbout hoard. all ndaiions, uCutS
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Flats and Apartments Wanted.

unfurnIshed.
FLOOR WANTED for club use; over saloon pre-
ferred; state rental. sc. Industrial Brother
hood. box 20S World.
WANTED-A deep top floor for studio living
rooms; alterations 10 be made by owner; rent
$500 per year; long lease, w. p Hooper. 1870
W. 23d St
on 3 ROOMS or fat for young couple: east
side, between l4tn Il 3ith SITS rent must be
low. Permanent, box 32l World, uptown.
Furnished.
FURNISHED r LAT WASrED-By gentleman
WIFE In private residence & respectable neigh
borhoOd hetw cen 9Th Lexington ayes. 40 h 4
6lst ST.. rent from SSn to 500 mOulh. Add eSs
Furnished Fiat, boy 80 WOTd uptown.
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unturnished Rooms to Lei.

PARK AVE. 7S5, near I'D st.-Pnr'or & back
pRror, unlurni,neh: suit ,he for physician or
dentist 5 Office. Ring ianilor bell.
18TH ST. so, 800 r. Rooms h bedrooms,
$3.50. 81; 400 +. ~ b S., 80, s..
10TH ST. +3 F., near Broadway Large, light
raScme"t for business \ 'cpnd suite.
4sTH ST 10 w. Handsome pR"lur door. sinCly
or en- suit: suitable doctor, dentist or refined
business, Call II TIA.
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ProoxIV,.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. l44-Nrwly elegantly fur.
nIshed rooms; trictly arst class; gentlemen
preferred; reference.
HENRY ST.. 42l-Pleasant rooms, excellent
able few minutes walk TO South ferry; mod.
crate.
PINEAPPLE ST. 65, Brooklyu-Back parlor,
suitable for gentlemen board II required, with
COnVencnccs.
WILLOW ST. 10, 8 minutes walk to bridge
Large small heated rooms; early breakfast:
moderate. ...
WILL OW ST. S-Board; homellke. quiet terms
moderate; 3 minutes from bridge or ferry.
SUPERIOR BOARD for fall winter offered to
lady o. gentleman In private family; terms mod
crate; cars pass house for New York Brooklyn
time IS minutes Box 1871. Bay Ridge.
Jersey City .'.
ia RRISON AVE, 10. Jersey city Heights
widow. pleasant home, will board, give mother $
care TO child.
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Boarders Wanted.
Meni Side.

West Side.
BOTH ST., a2s w.-rarlor & bedroom. with
luard gas hath. Olson's hell.
IS III 81. go, 23l W. Elegant sunny large q
families; reasonable.
- I'll ST.. 40 w.-tcntral; desirable rooms.
lhnies ~ gentlemen; superior huaNi; reduced
SprE 81, 2Ol W, near Broadway Comfort able
Iurn'smd ruum', oath: every convenience good
buarl very reasonable
'fTTESSiisiiip R 6S Sn -; G not2i nohisp.
l2D ST. ~ W. adjoining st Cloud Hotel
Handsomely furnished ru1ns; excellent board;
also parlur floor
4GD ~, ia W. nrgc elegantly furnished
ron"lv Superior board; MI convcnleAccs, terms
moderate
itTT ST 30 w Handsomely furnished rrcms
for permanent parties, superior board tatle
hoar'crs; references.
AN 81, ~. " handsome newly furnished
rooms. un"NcertionaOle board; back rsr'o 10"
physician, refer ht1".
iSFll ST, ~ W. - Large sVuRrr & hail rooms
house ch ,nrrl hand1;r re decorations pluHp.
ing. tnhl" Srrvtc" first class table To, Pliers nc.
cummodatcd references.
4SrH 81 22l w. near Brondvny Handsome
large rooms ID 'loor, elegant back pnrlor good
table; moderate.
50Tl ST. 500 w.-Ncciy newly furnished rooms
with breakfast II desired terms reasonable,
! 50TlI ST, 357 W. hnnrderS wanted: ladies &
gents terms moderate.
bbI' : s sts W W TOpIllN, WIN OF
without board.
| 53p ST 500 W.. ~ hell Nicely mrni' h II
rooms for gentlemen with board 81. Cali all
| week
| 5SrlI ST, 3OI w Plea Rut room with board
50, Tor gentlemen; refine home: references
| 9th ST, 25I W. Nicely furnished rooms with
! excellent board near cable h |. roads.
| 5srlI ST. ,H3D W. Handsomely furnished room
excellent table; French cuisine; moderate; table
| board.
OATH 81. II W. Large. handsome rooms In
| select house; first class table attendance
asTH ST CT w.-Handsome second ar third floor
also smaller rooms; select house. parlOr dining
| 9TH 81 - W. Handsome rooms; nice table
| reasonable; close 10 park private family.
| 0STII 81. l3R ". Third sttrs room also back
| paror; large closets; superior bonrd modciate.
| PATH ST. ~ W.-Nlcey furnished rooms;
| running water; excellent board grand location,
| DOUBLE & SINGLE furnished rooms with OF
| without board select table board. l@ W. 18Th.
| PRIVATE FAMILY, IN fashionable apart.
| mcnt house, near l25th, west, will rent 2
handsomely furnished rooms. with bnnri Ia
gentleman & wife; S25 per week: references.
select. H3iS Sth ave.
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FOR SALE Elegant fitted up corner liquor store,
near new Criminal Court House; must De sold
cheap on account death, Apply Franklin st.
FOR sALE-Cigar and candy store In good busl-
ness neighborhooi, no agents t9t 10th ave.
FOR sALE-A family laundry; good location;
nrst-clAss trade Address box FOG. II University
place,
FOR sALE-Pool room. . tables. cheap; sstab-
lishcd 5 years, SIS lst avs
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2iTH ST. 2S5 w--Iiandsome. newly furnished
parlor; also small; must be seen to be appre-
Uiatpl
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Every American DIST. Tel. Office
is an Authorized Advertising
Agency for THE WORLD. A. ID. T.
messengers will answer your cali
box free, and take your World
Advertisement al office rates.
RING THEM UPl
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L. 2ST ST.-One Of the most desirable loca-
tons in New York for party desiring 20 rent
rooms or keep boarders; thoroughly we'll fur
nished situated between Broadway and 4th ave.
furnishings for sale, purchaser to have lease rea
son for selling removal from city.
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A RARE CHANCE-h wine room, the Bodega, 90
Liberty 81. a large and strictly hrst-class down
town resort. established since 1877; done BUSH
ness ~ over $50. coo is offered for sale at
the riilcuosy lo~ price Of only 81 600 cash this
Is really m exceptional opportunity for the right
man ant uthing like II has been on the market
Tor years, owner must have money Immediately:
space for restaurant hilllnrd-rpOm or Wholesale
liquors in connection. For particulars apply to
rAshlrr. ON nrcmlsea. hnlMecn Il and 4
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
unfurnlshed-esst Side.

MlNNEHAHA, 1928 TO e27 Park ave.-Six rooms
BATH all improvements; beautifully decorated;
steam heated throughout: rent. $50. $780, month
free. Janitor.
NICE cold-water fats, 8 rooms; all light q
painted rent N6' MuNDoRFF 3o5 {. 10th at.
S3 FLATS; hot water furnished by owner to
each famlyS bathroom n kitchen; all i'm
provements; steam heat; small select families.
1874 r. nth St
AND 4 ROOMS, all light a plenty OF closet
room improvements; rents sl2 a SIC; can't
be equaled for the money. MuNDoRFF. 2s7 q
23s 2sth St
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Boarders Wanted.
NO EXTRA CHARuE.

One 7Ime SIC Ie- hre Second nme, he "a
hne Third and Subsequent Tina i6c PEI hns
No crtra Charge On Sundays
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LEXINGTON AVE. Handsome bachelor s
apartments; private bath, heat service; mod
crate rent
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CONFECTIONERY and clgar etore for sale, lear
school In south BROOKLYN. 'nlu're Unioa
Confectionery 10 Catherine !. Nav York
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ornr Tor any stock NJ merchandise, store. nItures
furniture, horses. was ms &C. amount object,
communications strictly confidential; city or coun-
ur STRAUSS. 1901 I'd ave. corner sad st.
A:..STOKEs. AND STOCKS OF MER:
tUASDI~E UDUGIIT FOR SPOT
CASH. FERNANDEZ 225 y. t2D ST.
ANY STORE or mrrchnndise bought Mt
ono" tor spn cash NO ds!uyi business
.trtcily confidential. Call or address
HARRISON. 81 - asst SBih At.
C'G An, CANDY & STATIONERY
STORE. CHEAP. l2iS Greene ave. Brook
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THE BRISTOL,

10 to 10 r. llth st.. near 9TH ave. Comfortable
amily house: very crate terms,
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sgTH ST.. 500 Il. Brown stone private house.
IA rooms, all improvements, $500 per year In
ouire ON premises.
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18TH ST. 3iI We rooms a bath; $50 322:
quiet house; basement, ( rooms, Sl2.
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.

GENILkAAN DESIRES lnrnlshea ROOM, =
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pns and baTbL A s 10 let; Z extra large light
oAei AsAANK 4 %, Us Rse ~ VA,
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73D ST. g. 85THST., WEST SIDE.

fully decorated. steam heat and electric light.
CLARK ESTATE, rs WEST I'D ST.
f7rU ST. 2I5 T. centrally situated, l4-room
house; all cOnveniences; newly renovated,
nanercd & painted; neat IL elegant appearance,
bnih WITHIN Il eNter a ly; back Il front yards; .
rpnt $50 monthly. Inquire on premises.
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
unfurnished-East Side.

GRAND ST, 5iS-3 & room apartments; jani-
tor in attendance, rents $l2 10 $l6.
A. q. HEGEMAN g. CO., 1921 Broadway
LEXINGTON AVE, 1913, corner 18th s.;
4 Il rooms bath; all light;
rent $40 to S28
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BLACKSMITH and wheeiwright shop: good loca-
tion for horseshoeins. 1920 Catharins st.. near
Grand brooklyn.
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BUTCHER SHOP for sale very cheap: good
neighborhood; cause sickness. 315 Bleeckef
81, No agents
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BREWERS AGENT LANG. ?l2 East ssth St. of
fers good -paying liquor store, saloons from 500
to 81 600 cash.
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Houses Wanted.

COTTAGE or part of house wanted: over bridge
or Jersey. near city: rent moderate. +. w. CON
ROY, A Cedar ST.
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North OF iasth Strest.

l26TlI ST. ,3l3 W, near Sth ave Large or small
room, with good board.
l27TII 81. ,2,I W. Furnished rooms to let, with
board; terms moderate; private family.
l27TIi 81, 2IO W. Pheasant rooms with board ;
suitable for gentlemen: homie comforts.
l;Srll ST, ZIG Internationally desirable
rooms. All COuvcnirnCes; boarl optional; pri-
ynta house; l. depot, trolley.
l2STH ST, 1874 w.-Large I'd floor front room.
also back room. well furnished: home comforts
good board
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BAKERY and confectionery; lunchroom. cigars
and candies fine paper route. would sell sop
arate. 1856 Lexington ave.
BAKERY for sale cheap; good trade: Harlem
Roy Il. 20 w. 2gd st
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Furnished Houses to Let.

SELECT BOARD NG-H HOUSE. is rooms. iull
low rent; furniture and lease 81. 200; bargain
URQUHARr, llSO Broadway,
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OFFICIAL GOSSIP.

Hon. E. l.. Hall is at his Office again
after sickness of several days.
Col. C. G. Coleman is down in Valencia
and Bernalillo counties on government
business.
Col. j. L. Anderson, o. Georgia, special
agent of the general land office, is in the
city to-day on business.
Internal Revenue Collector Shannon
returned from Deming last night and left
for Las Vegas this afternoon.
The appeal papers in the Santa Fe
grant case in the land court will be trans
mitted to Washington this week.
James R. MoCowan has filed desert
land claim with Receiver Delgado fol-
property in Bernalillo county.
Register j. H. Walker, of the land
office, yesterday heard contest between
the A. & P. railroad and Pablo Garcia !
Baca rs to the ownership of property
near Belen, in Valencia county. MIR. G. H
Fancher, the land agent of the railroad
was on hand with several witnesses, but
the other party did not appear. Judge
Walker reserved his decision.
Surveyor General Easley is in commun
icaton with the general land Office with
the view to filling out the survey of the
property between range No. SO and the
l03d meridian east, which is the eastern
boundary of New Mexico. 80 far as the
same lies north of the Cimarrcn base line
which constitutes the north boundary Of
Texas. The practical effect of this survey
when made will be to fix definitely the
eastern boundary of Union county and
thus to form several new townships be-
tween the present range, No. 36, and the
Oklahoma line. Estimates will soon be
furnished the authorities at Washington
SO that this work-so important to New
Mexico-can be concluded without delay
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-10-16
PERSONAL.

s. D. Sugar and A. L. Kendall, oil
Cerrillos, are at the Exchange.
Mr.. W. E. Gortner has returned to Las
Vegas after spending Sunday in this city
with his brother and sister
The Misses Ryan have arrived from
Toronto, Canada, and have taken rooms
at Mr.. Charles Haynes. They will be
here some weeks.
Miss Marie Spiess is expected in the
city this evening from Warrensburg, Mo-,
on visit of several weeks to her brother,
Mr.. Charles A. Spices.
Mr.. j. G. Hersey, of Leadville, Colo,
arrives in Santa Fe this week on visit
to his brother, Mr.. H. B. Jersey. He will
be accompanied by his family.
DR.. 7. M. Michaels, of Los Angeles, a
gentleman who is doing much toward de-
veloping the mining resources of Santa
Fe county, is visiting the city to-day.
At the Palace: Il. T. Cleaver, Albu-
querque, L. Monat, jr., and wife, Denver;
j. b. Fangeman, CINCINNATI; R. L. Wall,
st. Louis; M. B. Bennetch, Salmon City,
Idaho; H. H. Armstead, New York; ]. L.
Anderson, Georgia; T. M. Michaels, Los
Angeles.
Mr.. W. Pike and family, formerly of
st. Louis. late of the U. 8. Indian school,
leave tonight for Ell Paso where they
will spend the winter in hopes of bene-
filing Mr.. Pixies health. The latter's
brother, of st. Louis, arrived last night
and will accompany them to Ell Paso.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-10-16
OCHOA CAPTURED.
"Gen." Victor L., the Notorious B0r-
der RevOlutiOlllst, Taken by
Texas Rangers.

Victor L. Ochoa is at last in the tolls.
This time he is not running Republican
campaign sheet or at the head of bandits
with arms and ammunition with his
self-conferred title of general" He is a
prisoner and is being brought to FL Paso
by the Texas rangers who arrested him
Friday at Fort Stockton, about half way
between Ell Paso and San Antonio.
The general" is we'll known in these
parts. In the campaign of two years
ago he was the editor of sheet at Las
Vegas that supported Mr.. Catron for
congress, and he was also at one time
connected with publication at Albu-
querque. Since then he has led pre-
northern Mexico, frequently making
dashes into southern New Mexico in quest
of the "sinews of war" He it is who
stands accused of robbing Hon. Felipe
Chavez in Valencia county ana several
murders for purposes of pelf are also laid
at his door in Dona Ana county and in
Texas. He is wanted in Mexico chiefly
for his connection with the Tomochic
revolution. A big reward is on his head
and for more than year the authorities
of Mexico, Texas and New Mexico have
sought to effect his capture. No doubt
the authorities of Chihuahua will be
pleased to learn of his arrest, for Gov.
Ahumeda in his proclamation of pardon
to all revolutionists makes a special ex-
ception of Ochoa as follows:
"Art 1st.--Amnesty is granted to all
Mexican citizens who since the month of
September, 1892, up to date, may have
declared themselves against the consti-
tuted authorities, with the exception Of
Victor L. Ochoa and Benigno Arbizo, who
did SO as foreign citizens.
cart 2d.-This pardon includes only
political offenses and shall be enjoyed
only By those who two months after its
PRONUNCIATION shall present themselves
before the state government or before
the political authorities of the respective
municipalities of the state to manifest
their recognition of the supreme powers
of the federation and of the state, their
desire to join in the amnesty and to de-
liver the arms and ammunition which
they may have"
The chances are now that Mexico may
get him extradited.
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ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

The corn harvest, now in full pro-
gress about Santa Fe, is better than
usual this year.
Santa Fe's foot-bsllists ought to get
down to steady practice. Las Cruces and
Albuquerque teams are doing good work
just now.
A meeting will shortly be called to
organize local sportsman's association,
with view to making extensive i'm
provements on the grounds at the foot of
Frisco street lately secured for racing
purposes.
Rev. G. 1. Mills and wife returned last
night from Ell Paso, where they attended
the M. Z. church conference. They were
accompanied by Rev. Mr.. Madden, OF
Ration. At the conference it was ar
ranged that Rev. Mills should take charge
at Ration, Rev. Madden succeeding him as
pastor for the Methodists of Santa Fe.
Sheriff Cunningham returned last night
from the south with Tomas Lucero, the
assassin of ex-Sheriff Doherty; and the
prisoner is now behind the bars at the
Mora county Jail. The arrest was made
at Las Pilas ranch, about eighteen miles
from st. Johns, in Arizona. Mr.. Gun.
ningham was assisted in the capture by
Joe Doherty, brother of the murdered
man, and several others. Mr.. Rafael Ro-
nero also rendered great assistance in
locating the prisoner.
Capt. John Ayers, superintendent in
charge of the U. s. military cemetery in
the City of Mexico, writes the NEW MEX.
rcAN thus: 81 like it here very much. 1t
is land of sunshine and flowers, and
having nice home all goes we'll with me.
l intend next spring to ask for leave
of absence and will visit Santa Fe." The
old soldiers friends here will be pleased
to hear such good reports from him.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-10-16

In response to a question addressed
yesterday to a gentleman who will vote
for the first time in New Mexico next
month, as to how he would cast his ballot,
he said: II don't see how anyone who
heard the Borrego preliminary hearing
last spring can vote any other than the
Democratic ticket. / think that four
tifths of those who vote here for the first
time will cast their ballots next month
for Mr.. Joseph, statehood and good gov
eminent
They do say that during his recent trip
to San Miguel county Candidate Catron
placed several thousand dollars in wats
of from 5000 to $500 each where it would
do the most good for Catronism. Candi-
date Catron, it appears, doesn't propose
that the Republican campaign committee
shall have the say-so when it comes to
spending his money.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-10-16
ARMY NOTES.

The two cannons from Fort Marc,
were to-day shipped to the ordnance
depot at Benicia, Cal.
The hospital stores have been sen,
from Fort Marcy to Fort Wingate ani
DR.. Kimball will follow tonight.
Commissary Sergeant Lehman Hine
man will be sent to Fort Walla Walla
WASH, as soon as his services at Fort
Marcy can be spared to relieve Commits.
sary Sergeant Edgar Hollenbeck.
A general order has been issued regu
lating the allowance of pack and draft
animals at all posts, which shall not ex.
coed the rate of four for each post garri-
soned by one company, with an additional
allowance of two for each additional
company. The total number of pach
and draft animals allowed the department
of the Colorado is limited to 600. Lieut.
Stottler therefore expects an order
shortly directing the sale of the splendid
lot of mules now at Fort Marcy.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-10-16
Poor Digestion

Leads..to nervousness, fretfulness peevish.
ness, chronic Dyspepsia and great misery
Hoods Sarsapsrilla is the remedy. II
tones the stomach, creates an appetite,
and give relish to food. It makes pure
blood and gives healthy action to all the
organs of the body. Take Hoods for
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-10-16

N. Y. Counts, in bulk, also Quails, So uabs,
Cotton Tails, Mountain Trout, P. H.
Steaks, Pork, Veal and Lamb Chops,
Chicken Stew, Rabbit Stew, Boston Baked
Beans also Lye Hominy, can be had at the
Bon Ton Restaurant this evening.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-10-16

f. the hair has been made to grow
natural color onabald heads in thousands
of cases, by using Halls Hair Remover,
why will it not In your cass'
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Furnished House to Rent.

The Gildersleeve residence, upper
Palace avenue, Is rooms furnished COM
plete, piano, library, handsome lawn.
Garden planted and orchard. Ample
stable and corral.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-10-16

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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-10-16

Notice.
Commencing Wednesday Oct 10, and
until further notice, train No. will
leave Santa Fe at 8 O'Clock a. m.
T. j. HELM, Gen'l Supt.
Santa Fe, New Mexico, Oct. 8.