Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-06-23
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

The regular meeting of the Woman's
Board of Trade will take place next Mon
day at 2:30.
Glass work and fancy articles produced
by the Loretto pupils will be on public
exhibition at the academy on Monday
from 3 a. m. to IL and from 1:3O to 6
p. m.
Owing to the fact that Judge Seeds was
engaged in the hearing of arguments in
the Postal Telegraph case, there was no
session of the United States court to-day.
The San Juan Indian feast promises to
attract crowd of people to that historic
pueblo out on the Rio Bravo. The mar
row gauge excursion train leaves at 6
a. m. tomorrow.
The altar trimmings on the upper floor
of Loretto academy took fire at 2 o'clock
this afternoon and caused the fire bell to
be rung. 1t was distinguished before the
Fl. Marcy firemen got there.
There will be another meeting at the
Sena block tonight of citizens interested
in arranging for the Catholic church fes-
tivities here in September when the
pallium is to be conferred upon Arch
bishop Chapelle.
A telegram from Fred Mcbride, at
Espanola, to DR.. Andrews, announces the
sudden death Yesterday of Guy Phillips,
the young farmer who on Friday last was
married to Miss Woods at Albuquerque.
Particulars are expected by mail tonight
He accidentally shot himself.
Josephs is here for business. He has
just opened the "New Mexico Saloon" in
the Webber block, and proposes to treat
the public nicely by giving lunch daily
between the hours of 10 and II O'Clock a.
m. On Saturday night the military
orchestra will supply music for his for
NAL opening and fine lunch will be
served to all corners.
ubjoined will be found list of the
new subscribers to the Santa Fe telephone
system with their numbers: Surveyor
generals Office, No. 80; Geo. W. Knaebel's
residence, No. 80; Mrs. Bush, No. IL;
William Soehnchen contractor and
builder), No. SO; R. NJ. Goshorn, clerk dis
trict court, No. 81; territorial treasurer's
Office, No. II; Allerton, Bland and Ger
rillos, No. 83.
,Atilano Gold, indicted by the late ter.
ritorial grand jury for alleged completely
in the murder of, Francisco Chavez, for
rioting and assault, has been released
from custody on bonds amounting to
$500 approved by Judge Seeds. Harry
A, Perry, indicted for killing James Chee-
YES at Golden, has also been released on
bond.
The Loretto Sisters commencement
exercises to occur on Tuesday deserve the
patronage of the people. An entertain
ing program will be presented. Admis-
sion so cents, and after the exercises Ice
cream, cake and lemonade will be served
by the Sisters at prices low enough to
suit the hard times.
Hon. H. h. Belts has the thanks of the
New MEXICAN for copy of "The AMI
mator," monthly sheet which "Dr. "a. G.
Spann proposes to use to get even" with
those who have been poking fun at his
mo medicine sanitarium." II is unique
thing, to say the least.
Appended is the program to be rem
dered in the plaza pagoda at 4;3o to.
morrow:
March Washington Post .............So usa
rture--Semiramide ..... .... kOssini
Waltz-Blue Danube. ...... 49,. Strauss
Selection--Fr. Wagners Operas.
Selection Fl o. Frei.chuts ;'a..s "ey WeSes
Religioso--O ffertory and Elevation FRI.
Mount Sinai. ...... R0Ssini