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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25

o. Leicham, West Las Vegas, Niosno,
Bacs. Santa Fe, L II. Chamberlin. Aibu.
qusrque, J. II McCutehen. sccorro.
A recer of Ten minutes was taken, and
when The commi,see reported ninety QUE
delegates. including twenty .one from
Silver City. were entitled 70 q voice In
the proceedings Of the conversation.
The report Of the committee on ereden.
tsls, after considerable discuseion oyes
allowing Chief skelly and Mr.. whitshill,
the Silver City Representatives. 70 repre-.
sent three compsnies Of that department
Nwenty-ons vO,es) was INDUCED. and the
convention finally granted them that
privilege upon the paymen, Of the nsm-
bership lee Of % for zach company.
The minutes u the 6rst annual conven-
tion. held st Albuquerque Las, septesn-
Der. wers then read and on motion sp-
proved.
lr. Berger moved that COMMITTEES be
appointed to amend and correct oonsti.u-
tion and by laws. The motion was car.
ried AMI the president appointed the fol.
lowing members Of that committee.
W N. Berger, santa Fe, W. &. Nc
Lsughlin. Albuquerque, Frank Long.
Las vegasi J. II. McCutchen, socorro, l..
A. skeliy. Silver City.
The convention then took an adjourn
nsnt, when the executive COMMITTEES Of
the association held . meeting, appointed
Judges aud timers for the contests The
Committee examined the track, and found
l, entirely too muddy for the contests TO
begin st2p IN. hence postponed to-dAy's
evsnts until 4:3o p IN. II the track 10
not in condition by that tins, the whole
list Of events will be run on Tomorrow
friday morning
The albuquerque delegates are all In
6ne condition.
W. N Berger, of santa Fe, 10 here 10
ask that the association hold its next con.
vention and tournament At the territorial
capital, and II 10 learned that be will
have no opposition
John shanks, of the Las Vegas drs de-
partmen,. IN talked Of ~ the next presi-
dent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25
nur.ie In .nad.. ,,ii--

A report comes from Winnipeg.
Canada, that thoro are great mum.
bors OF buffalo still alive In tho
thwestern part Of that country.
They are wood buffalo. hut IL IL said
they Gre to all Appearances the same
as the animals which at one time
were 80 numerous or our western
plains IL 10 said that more than
=" ~ ....... ~ tno In
dlans IN the Slave lake district this
season They are aughtered for
their hldos Tho question. where
did those wood buffalo 30 suddenly
como fropT now naturally suggests
Itself The Indians and traders
have long ago given up hope OF ever
seeing any again- Last wtntor the
weather In this section was unusual
ly severe and thus the animals we're
driven south In search O. food aud
wandered In the track Of Indiana
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25
(Yrm fridays Daily }


Judge sterry returned last night from
the east.
Miss Everett has returned 60 duty 81
ths poetoiiice window.
Mr.. Rlls q. shisids. 10 visitiag rel
Ativss Ia wichita, KAnAAs.
Il. X. stosfisl, the aAddler returned
from Jemes Springs last evening.
I'd. Newcomer has returned from Je-
mes spriugs, looking ss brown As berry.
Assaysr Stevens drove out 10 the
mountains this morning. equippsd 70 stay
several days.
Doc. strachAn In In town again, having
been out 10 Mount Taylor, but is retiesn,
about his trip.
Capt. q. II. Day. Of Santa 70, prssi.
dent Of the Water supply company. is 81
the Han Felipe.
Rev. A. Y. l.. Trvw. who is hlling Rev.
W. l.. Gi,hsns' pulpit at the kpis',opal
church will leave In . few days for the
f9ctne coe1t.
LshnaAn spiegslbsrg. Of santa Fs, has
entered into the general commission and
importing business 81 Nos. gto ls, Msr-
cor street, New York.
@. q. Bell. district attorney for Gran,
county, who was called 70 DeminG 70 ap-
pear IN . suit, was 9 passenger on the
soathboand train last night.
The Trinidad Advertiser says; Aiss
Lucy woottoe, accompanied by Miss
Mercedes Absy ysia, len yesterday for Al
buqueraus 10 visit krs. Felix Bsea.
Editor ". D. Walton. Of the Hsadlish,
lunehsd at tbs depot and took ths sighI
train for Dvmiag. Mr. walton has beer
visiting his old hone ia Psansylvan,.
Bernard Rsinkss, nov q popular IT,
Louis commercial srxvsiss. 10 In the city
Hs vss formerly with soAa Becker q,
B~isa, and has hoss of Aasads In ,hi.
ssrTtsosy,
Tkss. n. Hineh, . pro@iesas sislssa a
oais~p sssarpcd last svsaisg bsla u.
Js~ss svsaass With . ssriAgx tssal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25

The utter emptiness OF the life Of
sn Idle woman OF the upper class In
the last century In illustrated by the
following letter. which was actually
written by . French countess TO the
absent count;
Dear Husband-Not knowing what
else 10 do, I will write 10 you.
mot knowing what 10 say, will
close. wearily yours,
CoryrEss DE n"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25

From the Rastier
Louis Hansen lsf, for shor, trip 10 NJ
Psso and other points.
Mv. Trad Cochran, Of Las Vegas, with
her son Norris. 10 visiting her husband,
Mr. Trad Cochran. of the livery 6rm u
Cochran 4 williams.
Mrs. Charles Lyon is visiting her sister
at Las Vegas, Mrs. Lyon wan,sd To show
her baby, of which she and the postrnAs-
tar is Justly proud.
Frank Bornheim. Of C.rrillos, has been
appointed = deputy sheriff by Sheriff
Cunningham. Mr.. Bornheim will make
. fsi,hful and efficien, officer.
Cloris Dubutes was seriously hurt in
the white Ash mine. He was taken "a
Las Vegas hospital. Gran, Flick was
sligh,ly injured also.
work At the coal mines is being pushe,l
TO its fullest extent, consequently th.
men are happy and th. company has
some chance of dlling back orders for the
best coal in the west.
Austin doodAll lef, Wednesday nigh,
for Carthage, wherr he and his associate .
have valuable coal properties. Mr. Coed.
all expects his company 90 begin active
work NJ once, and from what we eau
learn there IL u barrel u money In sight.
Mrs. X. Rennsr, assisted by her daugh.
ter. Miss Edith, will open q boarding
house next week in the building formerly
occupied by Mrs. Rasmussen. Mrs. R-u
ner is moving in to-day, and IL having
the house thoroughly renovated. II goes
without saying that the table will be
hrs'- class In every respect
John Elder has bought the saloon busi.
ness formerly owned by Mersrs o'Don.
nell d Cam. and lately by Tom o'Don.
nell. We understand that Mr.. Cam !.
now In southern California and that Tom
is to take trip 70 the east.
William O'CiarA will leave shortly for
Denver, Col, where he will take q posi-
ton with Mr. J. A. Osnsr. general con-
tractor. Mr.. o'Gars had an offer aud was
expecting 20 60 into the service Of the
Santa fe company. hut naturally goes
where he receives greater pay for his
services.
Born to the wife Of Richard Grren, y
great big baby girl Mother and child
are doing we'll. Congratulations are In
order, and the Rustler wishes to b.
among the first
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25

She thought he was multi mil lion
aire. yet he had prefaced his proposal
Of marriage with the Encouraging In
formation that he was ssi>.,-s hiy pnor
But don't want to become burden
on . poor man." she answered hesi-
tatingly. "You won't, my dear" he
urged. why not7 You are poor,
aren't your" Eyes, miserably poor,
for what arc my millions II I have
not you TO help me spend thein?" And
che was almost smothsrsd In the rush
20 get TO his Arms-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25

when moving into our prsssat home I
found . bottle Of Chambsrlain's Pain
Balm lsft by Q fbrnser tenant. On the
Label I foand the stAtsment that was
rood Cor cuts and burma. can testisy 70
Che trcth Of this. Nothing In all my az
psrseuos has fcand iss s1rni for treating
blistess or burns. y. z. Barrett, mana
ger IL sueur Sentinel. Ls easre, MINI.
Pain Balm 10 slso q sure cure Toe rhsunA-
sis~. Pos sale BY T. X. Bargess 3 soa.
dsusgssts.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25

rse Cessess nsvesvsss she Me.tsss
ana seasise Hrssss

c.-.. .-.,-.- 49,.
-. ....,.. 49,.
Tn. N.v N.,,c.r ~ vs.,s,d.x .v.
In the eou,r,v,r,x h.,v.sn An. A,,o q.
dillo v,.n, an. Moa,.o -, al An.
~ov.rnm.r. =. o. - ~. an. ,,,,. !.
sbou, is.ooo scr.. ,x,nv .o,,,h "a Al. In.
.,.bl,.hed bv IN. land co.,, n a. -.
in.I ,o,sr,..s,o, NJ ,h. Mo,,.no -,
Ch,.f Ju.,,c, p.~a x..,.r,.v .n,o.,...S
An. so,,o,,rw o,,,,t,r q, an. i,,,,.a s,.,..
land ooor.
In o... Nh IA Io,,. u,,,, 90. an.
Uni,sd stss~a. thar, 4. . uoo.,on s;.d n, I.
r,hear,nS "A ga. bi,.h Az. r,,.h.r,, h,.,,a- !
ary N q d,a,r,u, po,o, ,h.n ,h., a..,r.
mated In IN. decr.. of cons,u.,,on ,n AR,
ease, Prior 10 the mah,nx of ,h,. ~r~n,
a xrsn, had b.,n m.d.. koovn N =. an.
Montana grant. vbieh has h..n a, ,.srusd
In In. AMI, ,n.titu,.d nv C.rlos W Lawn.
In the location M ,Ae ssaill, yr.,, an.
southern boundary of the Moo,ano gran,
was designated q. the northern boundary
Of the grant In question, and the pe,i,ion-
ers were put IN pos.ensiou of tina. boupd
ary the question which We are called
upon hsre 10 decide, and practically th.
only Question, 10 a. 10 the correct location
Of that boundary. In the Montana grant
the southern boundary was designated a.
the Cerro Colorado, and Il vas rcci,ed tba,
Il was about two leagues from the villa
or village Of han Fernando, that was sit
uatSd on the grant.
The parties 70 the Montana grant sub.
sequently attempted . reformation ~ the
grant In that respect, by striking out
the limitations or qualifications Of the de-
scriptson. and the question was sfssr-
wards discussed and the matter brought
10 the attention Of the governor In Q reg
ular proceeding. and he 6xed the south-
eru boundary Of th. gran, two leagues
south of the town, some three leasues We
believe from the Cerro Colorado and the
question In. vb.,her the line north of IN.
s.dillo /. on the boundary O, thu, line 40
s.sd by that dseres, or by the obiec,
which was desigaa.sd a the southern
boundary of IN. original rr.nt w. held
In our original decision thai n v.. bound.
cd by the moau,ain, and ve .dhsr, TO
that finding. Rxcsp, for this subrso ne n,
psocesdins In the Montana sran, which
6xed the southrrn boupdsrv OF ,ha. yr.n,
two leagues from the villa. there would
no, bs any question about tho Ioc.,i.n
uudsr the oy,,iu.yv ruloe NJ construction
vhi.h prrv.iI in ali court.. ,hs oh;.c,
....: .... ,,- .au,,.,,... ..,..r \,
the description. and thu, must have b,,u
The updsrs,.pd,pr At the tim, ,hi. subs.-
ousut iran, 70 scdi 10 vss made n~..
the uudsrs,.udiux. -. ,hipk. a, TIA, ,im,
that tho ,ou,hsrn BOUNDARY Of thu Mon.
ts.o xss the Cerro Colorado. and ,h.
uortbsru bouua.rv N The ssdil,o gr.n,
vss sxed v,sb r,s.renc. N ,h., oh,sc,
We therefor, ov,rrule III. motion for I.
nav hearing.
Ca. No 77,. q nroessS,ng .uh..ousn,.
ly presented 10 est. bl,sh .hs boundary Of
shs Montana rr.n. bv . p.rtv cI.,minr
an ,u,sres, In Al. gy~ns
In ,he ami, of cs,,o. " I.sv,.. fNo u,
,h. ~. ,4,.. .,.,,..d to ,..,.. .o,,,h =,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25

Lieutenant =, l'o ar oi the French
navy. to avoid collision, proposes TO
Introduce at the top on all ias, sail
ing steamers an electric light. which
will cast u beam ahead To indicate
tho direction In which tho vessel 10
steering so lons u tho approach
Ing ship was not In tho actual pom
ell of light IL would bo unnecessary
for her to alter her course.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25
south rSroi,ns'. Negro r,onvy.

Barnwell county, South Carolina,
has . is'year old negro who, ~ .
prodigy of memory, is a. much more
Of wonder than Mccartney, Won
iiaun ct al Of that iik ~ those
freaks were abovc the average Uf hui
manity. His first great feat, aud that
npon which his fame will probably
rest when he goes down into his
tory" was that OF committing 10
memory the entire book Of Genesis In
two hours and ffty-two minutes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25

"Groat snakes! There's hfty- seven
little chicks In that box How could
one hen hatch out rs many as thatP"
"A hen didn't do II They was
hatched 10 a in Inc bus, you dern
fool
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25

Quack doctors have u harder time
In New York than in any other city
Of tho United States Tho mn who
tries 20 pracsies medicine there with
out n license is In coussast danger
OF detection. srres, and punishmenA
Tae mcmbers OF the county medical
society and the officers OF IN. do
partment OF health are always on
the watch for irregular practitioners.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25

Baltimore's health authorities are
destroying the mattresses used by
immlgrants - fast as they arrive
The bedding Of coo was destroyed enc
day last week. Last year 10000 mat
trssses were burned, and ths uumbss
this wear has reached 1900
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25
the rerr,tsrsai Sasr.

Secretary Wilson has received letter
from A. n. Conard. soda manufacturer At
kingmsn and Williams, In which instruc-
tons are asked for relative 70 shipping
exhibits. Mr.. ConArd proposes to ssnd
samples Of his new brands. orange, shsr-
bet. cream soda, etc, and he will rscsive
due instructions through Mr.. Wilson.
The passenger rate 10 one and one half
cent per mile. exhibits c.--'-d 49," ~--
rate on speed animals. The above 10
quite important and should BE- pasted IN
your hat.
A model bicycle or = gold watch will be
offered asa 6rrt prize, medals for other
prizes. The championship cup. one mile
Contest, now held by Fischer Of asnta Fe,
will he run for. The champion must
hold thu cup two years In order 10 retain
H. Arizona and New Mexico cyclers are
entitled 10 enter In the contssts.
The printed matter 10 being distributed
ell over the two territories. This includes
posters of various sizes, premium list
speed programs, etc.
The executive committee viii buckle
on their armor next Monday and start
out prepared to collect good fund for
running the fair. II 10 important cha
the subscription list be good ono. ssv-
srai have already stated their intention OF
giving literally.
Serious thought should bs given by the
people 70 the fact thAtit n good plan 10
be liberal In all things In visw of the pres
enos VI many visitors. We want them all
10 come and fsel st homo while here. A.
sursncss Of largo attendance are enter
tanned. and all vii be we'll treated.
Track attractions, - mapped out, will
bs of more than ordinary interest.
Secretary Wilson's once b In the room
occupied by the rsosivsr Of tho Albuquar-
one National bank. convenient locality
New Market, Minn.-Bimmons Liver
Regulates cured @s of liver cpmplAint
and palpitAsion Of the heart / used
many other remedics bat with no relief
until I began taking o. L. R-Wm.
Behlatz Your druggist sails u In pow.
der or liquid. The powder is 10 be TAX
| en- dry or made into Tea.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25

John brown oi OsawAto.nio. wNoss
soul goas marching on, would have
Acon ninety'iour years old had he
lived I'LL now. lie Was q descendant
OF tho Puritan Peter Brown. who
ca,ao over la tho MAJ hove.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25

Heavy rss-s Among Ansient Bebrews
During the reign OF Solomon tho
taxation of the Hebrews became 40
heavy that Immediately on the sue.
cession Of his son . demand for n re.
duction was made, and upon it's refus-
al the chief tax collector. Adora m.
was stoned 70 death. and secession
Of the ten tribes at once followed.
Among the Hebrews during the theoc-
racy the taxes were very severe.
There was n poll tax OF half u shekei
tabout 80 cents) . tribute Of the first
fruits and first born OF animals, q re-
dempt!on tax Of the drst born son.
1.-THE for the tabernacle. another for
tho Levites, and q third. every
third year, for tho poor. II has
been COMMITTED sh-' .-~ -
Ion exceeded th,rty-six per cent OF
the land valuation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25

An interesting oxparime 10 bsins
tried by u minister In London tho
estaDli 'hment Of . church for ohil-
iron. u 10 q unique odort " meet
the "loasaga" Ietwcen the sunday
school and the church
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25
FanRnk nkA's COs svESTsON.

MS apstts sae spsrs % the msse
Tearaa@ess.
las Vegas, N. NJ. Aug. 23.-when the
4 passenger train rolled into the Las
~ depot at $50 Las, night. over an
= late, those from Albuquerque, Santa
"a other southern points were greet
Nth Q heavy rain, but II did not pre-
F.. ....p,.ou eosniiiittse, nca1iod ny
Aief Crowley, Of tie are department,
|cm bsiug present. and the visitors wee
pcsivsd with opsn hospitality.
d. p. Fcssyths was also present and
: took charge Of TIE CITIZEN rspresen.
I.ivs, marching him. with baggage and
y. 10 his magnificent and handsomely
prnished bachelor quarters.
when tbs No. J passenger train from
% soash arrived at this morning Il was
)ill raining, but ,here were on the train
y delegates from Silver City, from 30
Pro, number Of people from Albuquer-
be and santa Fe, and tho committee was
gain prcse.t 10 see 10 their wants.
With "Our Chief Mcknight" Comedy
npany, the hose running team, the dre
fIsgaies and other citizens, Albuquer-
b Ia represented by 81 least l26 people
kn.a Fe, with her 6re delegates, has .
pcd representation Silver City and 30
ro are present ably represented, while
. tswns north Of Las Vegas have rep
ssn,stives scattered throughout the
~.
In point Of attendance, considering the
ass, the dates aud the postponemsnt,
A'eh In no event comes up 70 sxpsctA.
p0s, and the incessant rainy weather
convention and tournament 70 indeed
saccess.
ran ooxvxxrIox.
The convention was called TO order Q,
90 g. IN. by President hcCrsight. afts'
Aieh Chief Crowley introduced City A.
rn-y koiss, who delivered . moss en-
ilsnt speech of welcome. The piesi
nj responded In . very pieasan
Anner.
The following vice presidents tool
lAis alongside Of the president; W. u
svyere. Santa Fe, n. J. Crowley, La
ssasi W. q. MeCWmick, Albuqusrque
cor,inAs, sooorro being Abssnt.
The following members Of the sxecu
{ 10 COMMITTEES Are present; J. II. Nc
Asehsn, socorro, Joha shanks. La
egAsi p. MeCaaua, prozy by q. n
ssdin, aud G. J. EnHis, proxy by wm
asd, Aibuqasrqas, ". @. Ashdowr
lasa Rs, absent.
L. A. sksliy, al Silver City. was rs
ssssed 10 ofiiciAte - Temporary sscrS
~. In the abseses Of Secretary Kin
= Assistan, Secretary Hill, but deelir
o. account Of bis dspartsaent no& q
being q member Of the association
b chair then appointed J. II. hecusi
Of socorro. temporary secrssAsy.
The following oonmis,ss on credsassA
y appointed;
l. J. MAsuas, KAss Las vsgssi Cha
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25

Righteous Wife, At breakfast
Henry. will you ask blessing5
Henry. examining hssh--We've
blessed every thing hore before. dear.
Lille
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25

Nv boy was taken with = disease re-
srmilinK hlosIiy fiux Tn. first thing l
Thought of was ChAmberlAin's Collie,
Cholera ami DiArrho.a Remedy. Two
do... IL II settled tn. matter and cured
him sound and we'll. I heartily rccom.
mend this rrms-iy t0 all persons suffer
ing frnsn = like complaint. ] will an
sws- all inquiries regAriiug II when
stamp In iDeloss,i. I refer IA any eoru.y
official a. io my reliability, wm. Roach.
J.P., Primroy. Campbell Co, Tenn. For
sale hy T. II. burgess 4 son. Dragsi-.s.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25
"Whs' have VI r.moJ your new

Nhs' have II r.moJ your nav
boyP"
~ iiliam. ] wanted TO got .
name that would bs suro 10 IT."
IL don't quito catch on"
"Wh. don't you sso' II no grove
up to bs u real Moo. good kind Of .
young man he will bs called Willie.
and II no should happen 10 turn odt
pretty h ugh he can 10 called Bill"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25

Two tsnsmsnts, thrss rooms each, al
% pss month good loeatioa.
For sale-Brick house, two loss. good
stable, 100 good fruit trees. Price, H..
100, eb0O cashi balance In one year al
per esni. interest. y. II. DunnAn.
six serse Improved land good house
ave rooms, stshle. etc., 800 grsps vines,
fruit trees. stc.I all for tso0I half cash.
balance IN two years.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25

wiss men with soms moasy 70 spare
are looking up rial estate iAvestasass h
snA abs.sa AIhaqasrQuA.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25
taninnarna.na

A crusade IL about co be begun
against the canine race, saws Paris
letter. II has been discovered that
whereas thcre are nearly SOL, 600 dogs
In paris there are only some ~, 900
that are licensed. Should the author
tiles carry out their intention of
making . hecatomb Of all dogs foi
whom licenses have not been procured
. profitable industry will he ovcrtaken
by ruin. For the 500, 600 dogs cost,
according 20 official statistics over
IS, 900, oOo for especially prepared food.
There are twenty five manufacturers
Of dog collars and muzzles. who en-.
ploy considerably over 1000 hands;
there are Ave dog bakers. six manu-
facturers OF dog biscuits, $50 dog bar
bcrs three pharmacies stocked with
canine medicines, two dozen canine
inhrmaries, and two great dog hospi
tails, all OF which will have TO close
mp II the government proceeds with
the contemplated slaughter of the ca
nino innocrnts
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-08-25

weave ash nets and several were 20 en-
gaged to-day white st the depot.
II 10 SAID of this party thu, they cannot
npeak word of Rnglish. hut they have
learned IN On price on articles sold.
stating the sum required In purchasing.
One vss ceiling sticks Of wood which,
judging BY the action of the seller. we're
good for cleaning the molors, others sold
beads and nuts and evidently knew a
thing ur two on trading
Two csmals and boa constructor ar.
with the delegation, th. latter unpleasant I
companion. which the attendant said
was In box, over which the writer stood
while convcrsing with thsss interesting n
adjuncts. The forty Dahomeyan ans give ss.
hibitions. wearing hut little ~ no attire
~ mentioned above. On the train, come
were fully sttircd others, more or less
and sosn- merely covered with ioose
shavls or sheets.