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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-05-10
Memorial War Book. "

This last but not least of SERIES
illustrations the greater part reproduced by half
tone from negatives taken by Brady the famous
Washington photographer 1t is full portraits of lead
and commanders of both north and south Photo.
graphs Of battles and of pictures enrich this work
This believe to be the best book ever issued
Price 10 cents a part, pages, and:o coupon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15
CONGRESS!
Lively Talk Before The Banking
Committee.
House Con idrring the Pension
Appropriation Bill.
JaPanes Troops M cning to Interior
Of China
CANADIAN MlNIs ~

Washington, l,r II --rhrt~ was a
spirited lucld-u h"f,rr the banking aud
curr~ncy committee tu day. Rrprrr-uta
tive Walker, Mass -Aid hr und-rutn,-l
th. pr'grAm had been quietly agreed up.
"n 10y which the currency hll would h-
conSlierrd hy ia" democrats "f the com
mitt-~ '". night, hy tue fall committee to-
morr"w night aud br pr-s"ut-d tn the
house MuudAy Chairman springer sAid
this program was mere Hutmrr All
the committee had actually done wac Ia
agree I" meeting un SUNDAY night, II
being undurs,"~l that hnal vote on the
bill could then h- taken. Walker there.
upon moved that the committee should
not consider such agreement. "w- have
been turning over thIr currency question
for the iArt t"u month";" SAd walker.
AT the rud m that TIM" seer tary Car
liHl- comes ~ with u TN whlrh h- tells
u. hr dictG'rd hu rirll, tn hia zirn
sgrAphrr before committee rpun Ne
man living could prepare n measure AT
f-ctinH such vast Iu,"trHts III ,rss than n
week Vet the ~ ihr hii that is tu h-
reported uti. hand Thus haste lr not h-.
coming Ia III "a Legislators There
should be- full cnns,irrA l"u Il the
question without limit "f time "
WRikcr'u motion tu reconsider was vu,.
ed down by n strict party division; year.
republicans. Shyr, Slcrry, Cor, Ellie,
Cobb of Missouri, Warner. Black oi
G.nrgis, And Springer, Democrats
johnson sad h" nj trs, ssr--i I" the
meeting 10 morrow night brcAus- Ia.
knew a maj~ty had virtually agreed IN
the hill and was ready I" push II through
the coinmi,,rr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15
" atEht u ing.

Lsrt evening. qu-t wedding t"k
place on k-ll.hrr avenue, he contracting
parties being NJ u Knight and Mrs. III
len King, Rev. T. G lI-A,,l- was the of.
hciA,ing clergyman. and only few i'm
mediate friends h-ing prcsrnt to witness
the marriage Ervicr william Hye aud
Miss Jennie Mitchell acted as hest inAu
and hrihrsmAlG soon after the cer~-
mony Rurpr's orchestra. II which Nj
Knight IL the cnrnetist, arrived Aad rrn,
d-r-t eIc-llrn, muric, End -niny~i with
others n pala,Abl- spread II guod things
Many ~ thu gu"Str. including IA. orch"s.
ira, remained until the midnight hour an'l
= plrAsAnt evening wac enjoyed Mr
Knight will shortly engage IN ID" house
painting business
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15

New York. bee. l+--Polirr Captain
Crcston made full statement before III,
Lex"~ cHnmli,r- Ia day II the pnrchAH.
of = captaincy for hIm at cost II $i5..
0W, Representative Hogan. the count,
dem'rr"cy l"nd"", told th" L"Iow com.
mission that 500 ~ uf the money Ia" re-,
ceivr'i ir"m Captain Cr"rlnu war pAld ,o
es.PulIc- Commissioner j, IN Marrin
Martrn. To- whom Witn-sr Rrpp~ngag-n
paid Si0,oU If the Sli,mN receives! from
C,pRiu trrdnn ir - assembly man an,i
has been known famlllarly ~ "H"n-rl
John Mnrtlu" The prrsrur l'ohr- cnin.
misslun-r IN James MARTIN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15

Yokohama, w -. p"r ,,arirr ,iA SAT
frArctrr', d., II lu" ia. ui Port Al.
thur Sar uni"uht~iIy ku"wr ~ AmrrlrA
h"i.t" th' new Wa circulated ~ JAIAi
In" 'l""t array ng,u-' Pas Arthur ~ns
HIm"-t m"r'l'H.'y ~" p Ia" ar that WhI,h
~"n ,h" hAitl" u latk"-Nu harl,"r IA Sep.
t"ml"r several :uru."i wAI watched the
pr"""'line- Among them III" lul,rd
S,a"r -iup Ba.lIm"rr, VII ,h. II ~ report .
"i, Mar uu ua" occasion mistaken Tor a
CHu"rr N"-,ri Aud r,mr near hrur tor
I""i'-7i hy the >oI-h'uu amt Taxa Ch,n".
Al ugly rlory II told of the action IT All.
mISl Frr"mRutiy, who, tr nll"g~i, gave
II"ma'ur" alarm a. IL" Ehln"r" hI re
IuIlnI sHlu'r tn lh" AlA'uty ~h.Ir u
m.i! "t JHl aurr" uon"s Mar d-barkIus
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15
fua~raI SrrSi,rs.

Rome, Dee II - lrtnu funeral zrrylrr.
fr 'h" rrI"r" Il the ruui- nf the parent.
of NE holin"rr ~" P"I", 'u"k place to
dsy 10 ID" Church # 81 humG,-, within
which n ~" tomb oi h" mother nf the
supreme I"u,Ih A lArg" uuml-r uf Il
tl~i and Distinguished I"'"pIr ,rcuIuri
the trlhIu"r. sNl" 'h" stui"u's 4 ,h,
colleges and r,I"r'"d trkrt n"ld-rr ,rr,
plrd the h"iy al lu" rdltr" An-r th,.
Celebration ~ I-'nt,u.u mass, AhruDutluu
".r given by 'arllnAi k,urolla, the ia
I',. r"cretAry 4 s'St-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15
struck D., the EnKIor

Iasi mrii'- W. p,s-..rgrr train from
'h" south, just h"i"r reaching san An
I"nl", ~ Sr'urru county. Eiru,k "A Mr,i.
,An AMI '"ii! 4 not fatally. INJURED h,",
~" man "aE walking tue track. and Al
Va "gh l'"' "ngIn" War " wbI-iiri, th- maj.
'"riiun"l walking, and h,turr 10" TRAN,
'"HId Il" -i"pI',i 'h"ugh the ar lrnkrr
""r" appl"'i urtau'ly. IL" p,sir-irNu
~H- h' lS ia" COW cal,h,r, l"rn,pl into
the ar hni then ran oven Ihr hlr,p
ing, rul"iI's man SAr pat AhuAid Aud
carried mt" san Autuulr. Wh-rr h- wAs
l"fi Tor m-'lira tr,n,mru,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15
InhuIn aa tsIIalas.

l.ast night, between midnight aud tins
nIuiuf, som" mahcl"u- party called A.
IL" r'ahl" "i Guninlur" GuiN"rr., near
L'- RAhch"s i" All"Iu"rIu",n slaHl"d
ih" tw" HtAli"ur oi mat g"uil'nAu ~ II
iug H'iuI inAnu'I Ou" II W" huI-'r. -
THt iu'IHN l. Informed hy r \ ,'u,rr.
r"s. n"n 81 Nj uuiI"rr"n, Ir ,ut ru hAi.y
that II r. irai'.t h'. vii hI""i in heath
Ih" h"r-'- Ar" Naip",. ~ ah"u' ;l0uu
Ih"r" l- IA" ella" :" ih"ds-'Nrd.} Villains,
"h" would tab" "ui 'h"w r'y"ug" uI"r
iuul, animals
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15

'h~ Dyer sup"rInt"Iiru' h the
Western gItuI itNlrIuu. AtrhIrpu. luI~kh
Santa +" railroad, h"ai,luarr"rs At
'"."rAd" NruugH, arrived ,n the city Lac,
hIGh' aud the morning madrA Pheasant
rSli nt Tug iIri,EN office II" informed
the rnI"r that IA" hast received lie
patch iIulu ! -, MulhrrI. traluiunzirr AZ
E'Ht Lpr Vegas, pINiug hIu the rh"-r,IO
Information that JAyid S"rluAu. Who wnr
arr"rt"l Tor stealing from freight carr.
then "ScAp'"l Aui Afi"rward re- rNp'urmi
Al kin'uu, ihr"Dsh rutu" clever drt"riINr
~.rk "n the part Il Nj Dyrr, Mas found
guilty y"Ht"riHy and viii he sentenced
10y Judg" Smith. Mr Dyer states that
Norman lrH hari ch,rA,t"r
u u R"hlGruu, hrEt NI,, pIrpIlrul a
ia" rarlrptl company, wh" has been h-r,
lh" past irw dHyr, Will "aVr thus evening
=" I""k over IA" coal hrlis urAr IrrulIur,
Srr"mrAul"d hy Mr. nyrr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15

sentence nrhs drew biz men g. IN.
ell" and iustruci-i them tu -.y urihIug
f"r puhirAhur, s"tiing the ,NAmplr hy
refusing iu dirrurp the rnr, ~ all. The
court announced that the Punishment
vac ~, '" take effect fu r,u dave. W
which tim" defendants Atturur, viii li-
pare an appeal The defendants n,r
Prrsid-nt Irhr, Wee pr-siI"u' Howard.
Secretary k"llhrr. rr"aSuirt Rogers sud
Directors Burns, Ein",t MtrNrAu, H..
gan aud Gnplwin
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15

For, worth. Texas. Doc. Us -
masked m"n entered the hAriuarr 81. -.
NJ EDSilAud last night Snd ATTEMPTED h.
hold NJ the clerks fnr the purIrSr #
stealing WinchrSt"rp knd ammunition A
general light ensured and many sho,s we're
exchanged The would h- bandits wrr,
unable !" secure what they wAnt- | aud
rrrAi~d =" III" w"'dr A posse IL m Iu,r.
snit u ~ rupr"rrd that they iul"ud.d ru
h"li ups tram Il they hal s-cut,.i the
n"CrrHAry AInF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15
Verdict OF Gut tS

The verdict II the jury IN IA" Bell ranch
murirr trial SATURDAY evening, WAS that
fl"r-nrr parrSs wac guilty ~ IA" second
degree, while the case Was not made In
stick HgninH, MASurl CHAVEZ, The vcr.
diet WHs reached under instructions from
the heurh, though II w-s understood that i,
mus, be- murirr IN IA" fret degree or a..
Iult,sl II defendants / Lac Vegas Op,ir,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15
fon InE B,-k sALLI>ss.
Out-idr tntha-ia-ts Favor n Terri.
torthi amateur Irasur

Indications Ar" uuN bright Tor the or.
ghuIIAilun uf territorial amateur bAE.
tall I-Agu" neat rrnH u, and several let
t"fr received from -uthusiA.ik hy the la
'al manager iHNur trriiliup, Santa Fr
and Las N'g4S GA 'h" north, with Alhu.
purrIu", san MaIcin!, SuruIru or q .llup
"n the r"uih 1t lr ITsltiv- fact that
u" Alhupu"iqu"r VIII rrurguuiLr IN the
"ariy rrrng, while Iuk tiTIEkS hAs As.
rur,nr-r irIu Mayor 'iusiAli aud Editor
Burll, ui trrrIllnS, ths, the Little Pitts
hnrs "i that ctiy will get into line an
"H y ~ next April Las Vegas aud San.
Ia +" chu always i~ drIrnd-d uIHn with
some kInd II club. but Managers Car.
roll Hnd nhuu, ~pectIvely. will no doubt
have better amateur hall representatives
"n the diamond field for next season
San Martial viii come Ia the front. and q
l,"rr'nHl guNrAnie" War given by genial
Harry Grny, III" manager II lAst years
team, "n hin r-r-ut vIrit To- the city, that
the club Ia represent san MarriHl neat
~ ssou will l- strictly san MArciAl play
rrs. j. j. hr'gan, the manager of tie
Gallup club, II gradually r''c"v-rlng fron
the ELECTS at ia. recent election, aud \
letter II r,s'n expected trnm HIM on the
subject "f JOINING the territorial amateur
league. IL Gallup dout gn IN. S~orru,
the TEN City IL tine sisgdal-ua and 81.
cnrrn range "f mountains, will undoliht.,i-
~ l'rk horns With the League; the G-nI
town cannot miss tins opportunity Ia re
c-ivr tue hrurh'- tn hr derived from free
and generous advertising
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15

NrW OrlrAns, la. Dee. II -"khl" la
vigu", "i Saginaw, Mich aud Andy
B"w"u Viii cone tug" her NJ rAtchUrightt
h-inr- the Auditorium club tn nIght ~
the sscund event "f the hsiic carnival
ia" winner vii tax" Iurr" II t3,On,.
Il ia men hay" done grrL trRlhIug. but
Bowen n the f,,Nuriir
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15
second >nnuai rsu,,r, show

Secretary ON"ruAu hRr been hupy sine"
mailing the sam" all over tnr twu terri.
t"rrs Returns from r"u,'ry tnnrcr- u,
CulurAdu and Mans = lniIrAt- the rAhIht
IT hue lr"-lr for competition. Hidri io
shl"h will De- the ii-rlay- h"m Arl/"un
aui NV Mrhlru hrrr.llug ranches. walch
hnv" Increased b"ynud expectations "a
the pact twelve months
Tn" SECRETARY says hy rtrict attention
"n the part h pnuluy gt"wrr-, that ~"
ntr'.iucinn fnr l""sl consumption If beet
qualities "f chirkrnz AMI "gg- from NJ -
souri, and kausnr. ~hirh am"un,- {"
hunirtSis "i thuIsAuis # dollars Suuu
ally, Will h" discontinued. thus cuuhn,ur
the trade within the territory 'rh" Hr
prarhing far will hriug Ia th' front new
IDEAS fui the l~ttrrrn-nl of the lulusrry.
walsh ~ ~ lS'I h.I boon u"gl"rt"d
II II suggested that activity h- NOR"
fully demonstrated. nr,ug,ug +" hnnI
issue n m'~t attractive rIhnhlt, Whlrh u
programmed Tor sh hays, r"n'u-n,Iug "a
the 9ith INST III" y4cAn, r,prr, ~ 2O1
Railroad avenue, wi! b" placed N good
urlrr for the prnI"r ArrAugrm"u, 4 the
displays. AMI most rurc"rrful domestic
stOck show II assured
several states have Appropriated ,'I.
tain EunH 'u l'T irvoi'sl 80 IA" rnrurtr
Agcmrut ALd fuTih.rau,r ~ the I.ulii\
indurtry
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15
knn.a. ,Lt, -terh harLrt.

kAnzas City, h'c lI.--Ca,ilr market
stronger. Texas steers. ~ iOb9 - ,
TrIAH COWS, a. in,9 jni beef -irrr-,
= 1Ndl hai native cows. q 9iH3 - /;
rtwkerr ami t'rsirrs, $!.9iuI -, nul,n,
= -. sheep market slow but steady
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15
isaagrd

sandwich. Ont. n"c, II -J~"ph
Truuky was hanged II, io;5o this m"rn'
ing for the muri.r IL Constable Lindsay
on the night 81 Nay 81 last Trurky ~ar
= man ~ violcn, temper and in October n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15

san FrAnc,Hrn, bee li--A | o'clock
was found dead with twenty eight r,ah-
In his body Th" deed war comm ted
by burglars.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15

Denver, n,.c. II Dr Oryar /, Car.
millionaire, died to-day, aged II H.,
Was born N New ll,mr.urr, can" /"
Colorado IN 1850. after prAc,iriug m",il
crn- in New York. Calf rula. Iowa aud
Kansas, and her" hult up great fr
tune hy G,rtuunt" investments
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15

Hammond. Ind U'c ~ To night III"
Hammond hut,rrlnr aud ulrumarg-r'n NJ
w"rkn will h~ shut down, throwing many
on, of employment, hI"ught ah"u' hy Ia"
supreme court prohibiting l;s shipment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15
an.rn,nn Mini.ir,

London. D-r II The Times to-day
announced tina, Mckenzie Bowrll. Cana.
dian minister ni trade and ca rr,ercr, has
c''ns-n,"d I" t"rm ministry for the do
minion ui Canada
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15
Com sii'-d suicide

Joliet, III D''c ~ .-CAw Jar Miller.
aged seventy rN wears, committed sul-
chla THE morning 10y shpuiiug ltmA,.f
H. had r~rv"d N the army ani had been
chief engineer II the st,J. PRISON for
twenty-five years NncAupr known
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15

boston. lL'c, - The ln,rIm.nAl. .l-
Dawn vi! cAss' lnvu,.ns mIll"us lrfr -
Anirr~ y lhvis, "f VI .'aut, IL t,hA,r
smother 'pih m the Suii ."uuty pro.
l"t" court n'h' week Eh.r'r nrr being
uad", however, :" bring ah.,'H poet
r"n"In-ni ui tnr tearing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15
IbtNIaeud,

New York. D-c. ~, E,--Dlrrctnr- ~ The
Rrk Island to-day declarrd = quarterly
DIVIDEND Vt un. IHr cent, u day,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15
GRAND BALLS.
Ihrc" Big. Glorious Balls Ran.
idly Approaching.
lht MAKDl nkAs rArADE.


-! ''''''h'" =" Hu HlN"rtisumrnt pub.
Ilrh"d "ir'~ h"r- IN iu-days issue, II will
be- seen That th, Au,u,,,,,,,,.. ,r,,, y.
ran, ., "A -,
,r,.,, -, ,,.., ,,..l.u %,
=; Th, v,,, T.,
mum
'"A''' am 'h"re VIII u" plenty fginS
tor the children. Jak" Fleming, Lnnis
MA"r. I"- nnlhrkAnn. T. E.i-yrlr,inrr.
Il FL.m,u., are. ,I,,. .,,,n,,.,,,,.,, ,,,,,
w" 'a''" ".''"'' n"rI'sh p'n"h"r'
d." 'I"I'"kHhu' " u W"rk"ntIn, ChAr
Trup, II l....h- Arr the urmlrr. nf the
r,rrt,tInu ,,,t,,u.t,,,, - n II.,,, .
A. .
~ "'''' '"' "''F ''nih"-
Wv " '''. N'""hI''hhhh' u kupp-.
Jsk" Fleming aut August Klein The
r-IrrHhmrui- viii la. L.,L,d .n,, l.,
t..,,,. N.,.,.,t r..'..
WI"
""'' Wv 'H""'
I""I"' '7 hw-""A' "ui music wi! b" hr.
""|'I''
VIZ '' "''"'f"
"''' HHA"h '>n NNE" 'hAs
~ Mar'"'th, wh" uar rhargr ~ th.
MnrIi i,rn- t,r,L. Z, lac ,.y., H., ia.
''"'I "''' W. = '" ''"-
"'''''" WI" 'h" '""'h annual bal - lhlT
"hr"lrui ~" rrmInny on New Eat.
eye. Itt,,n. r.p ,r.ls> th., ,,,,, ali
,
I''N'"' '"'' "'.''7 '''' VIII w ~ lrArt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15

Yesterday. W " MAl-.u, 'l," rAiIruAd
station Ag"u', appointed hr,r,ull,
II T. PAs', night ticket As"u' ~ the Il"
pot vir- j II Fem, rrHIgu-d, aui whu
will doubtless ia fr~ day ''uIn Ia hl.
home back N Kansas NJ F-nn IN n
pheasant g''nil-man, - comIv'trnt ticket
Lg-nt. but the nigh sltitudr w,- t"O mnct
or his nerves The new A-rl-lN / Ia Col
krrv-a. IA" dzy urks, a.. arrly"d lArr
nighl from H. PA-u, and t".k rhArg. ~
his new du,nI ~ once. n" an agree
able gentleman, and IN. ruu''r will lee
courtsously treated hy hlm,
Mrs Anna Durrn, who rrurnh-rr Ia.
prisoners II the r"un,y jail ryrry SAtur.
day Aft-rn,ru with reading u,tt-r aud
cheerful words. In reported lp'" III at
her r-sidrnc" "a north walter street.
We symunr, ,h" divis or master Ine-
chAnic Tor III" santa fr rad -, K,ton. 10
registered Al s,nrgrs' Rurur.u
by using Halle Hair R.urS"r, gray.
fsdssi. or dr-colorv,i hair A..Y.n-S the
natural Color Il y"u,h. aud gr ~ nIuri.
ant snd s,r,ng, plsAs'ng every ns.iy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15
IlnnEfnr Wiz Mmrhrr.

N"W Belfri. Mnrr bee. II Dnnie
k"Ht,s"u Was hanged this fnr-nnrn
R"'"r'r"n was shuu' ~ yr1rr 1t aye and
wa rAtlru'"r uu september y. 1893.
having been r"irHr'd from IL" house II
correction rnrli"r ~ th" day. b" went Ia
hlr Slf''s houS" Api cut her throat with
= l"H'k", kult' l',anrr rhr refused 10
r"hd hIm money ,n pay the hu-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15

year AZ" wHs arrested Wy Lindsay frr
beating one ~ hir horses tu death Amer
NJ" trial h" met Lindsay and rwur~ that
h" would g"i even. The killing was the
result " the threat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-15
NkN EH sam Ir.
w-~~,'-r walker De~,-- the "-por,-
tttstbat~d to HIN

On the 9Th inst the ~ Lnrn. Glrl,r.
Democrat ruhhsh.d Telegram num
| New York Ia which It wAr stated Tin,
Receiver Walker. of the AtchiHuu. TurrkA
Santa fr ryst"n, had sAd that the Al
lantic 4 Pacific railroad wAn uu better a.
I"'rii"n of the Santa r. ~ pirrn than. =,
railroad tunnel tu California Ihi- cAuS,d
great deal II nuIrr-e IA the mrnulr II
tho" people Who huI" tr see the rnll.
r"d- SS we'll A. the people uf ,hir ru,,n.
try enjoy better tunes. aud tb" pref lent
of TIA" Commercial ,lub t-,k the matter
up for ia" rurI"'re "f resisting such rrn
timrn,r 49, the AhuVr that cAnnut tai To-
rJurr every interest IN ArEuuA aud New
N"ilc" ltvaS doubted. h"wrvrr, whether
Mr walker had Hald that whlch was ~.
ported, AMI Mr Robinson. whu hnIIr.n-d
I" come I" thlr city during ia" week, "
shown the item. lie promptly ram that
IT would hav" b"ru lmpr-sihlS for ~.
porter I" have interviewed M Walker IL
New York, NJ L- hHS not been 'h-r, dur.
lns TIA" present month By NIrr NJ
Walker wHr communicated wi'h, Ani he
resp ns-, r.crv,-i thus morning. rn an
flloaH
"Fhr statement I" winch you rri-r "a
your ~Irr nf th" l4th '- grra, -urvrir..
to- me-. Ol course | never HA,d ANYTHING
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days, aud MAS serving time for the tine
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Denver. Dec - SILVER. 81. lead
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The morning call., 1894-01-31
HE WAS STABBED,
A Musicians Encounter
With a Footpad.
Carroll Frush Held Up on Sacramento
Street Yesterday Morning-His
Supposed ASsaIlant Arrested.

Carroll Frush is a musician, unknown to
fame, who earns his daily bread by playing a
piano in a Mssion-stre saloon. Frush lodges
In the Capital House, an unpretentious resort
of the inpecuDious on Sacramento street, be-
low Montgomery. He was on the way TO his
home at 1 o'clock yesterday morning when a
footpad seized him just below the corner OF
Sacramento and Montgomery streets
"He emerged from dark doorway" said
Frush. "He was young and very powerful aud
wilhou: any preface TO his remarks ordered me
TO throw up my hands. and when did so lie
began TO stab me In the right leg. had no
weapon and was powerless."
The footpad took all the money Frush had in
his possession, about 81 80, and ran toward
KearDy street, closely pursued by Frush, who
cried, "Stop thief" IS he advanced.
PatrolmaH Furlong heard the cry and joined
with Frush in the chase. They found a man
crOuehiDg in doorway and took him tOItbeiold
CITY Prison, where Ffush Identified him as the
robber. The injured man was taken to the
Receiving Hospital. where DIR. Simpson ascer
tanned that be had been stabbed five times In
the right leg above the knee.
The prisoner, whose name is George Phillips,
says that he is employed as clerk in the
Wheeler House, and emphatically declares that
he had nothing to do with the attack upon
Frush. He heard a row In the street and went
down TO find out what was the matter. His
statements were cOrroborated by the landlord,
who gives him good reputation.
The morning call., 1894-01-31
STILL UNDECIDED.
The Mercantile Library's
Location.
A Majority Report From the Com
mittee Will Favor the Retention
of Present Quarters.

The committee appointed from the board OF
directors OF the Mercantile Library TO consider
the proposition of moving the library from Van
Ness avenue 10 the new ParrOtt building, at the
corner of Post and Powell streets, met on Mon
day afternoon 10 decide on its report.
AS matters stand now, there may be two re-
ports from the committee, majority and a
minority report, but the majority report will be
against the idea of a removal, and Ii is quite
possible that all the members may sign this re-
port before 1t is presented TO the board of di.
Tectors.
The committee is composed Of s. C. Bigelow,
L. D INFANT ard Alfred Durbrow, and if MI
nority report be presented favorng removal
II viii bear the signature of MIR. DurDrOw. hat
gentleman, speaking of the matter last night,
said that he had not fully de ermined upon the
course Of action he would pursue, but that he
felt as If IL would be better for the library
cept the Offer and try a downtown location.
q look at the matter in this light,' said Mr..
Dur brow. Not only is the library running
behind financially, but IL is not doing the good
which il might accomplish if its membership
were increased. The list of subscribing mem.
bers is now about 800; when there are so many
ought TO be willing to take advantage of such
facilities as the Mercantile Library offers.
'Since The library went TO its Van Ness
avenue properly its list Of members has been
decreasing and al the same time it has been
losing money. Ii is possible that more Gen.
tral location would not only better our finan-
cial condition. but make IL possible for the
library 10 be OF use 10 more of the people of the
city.
ut is not absolutely certain that the
majority report will be against the removal
should the owners of the properly make a
proposition that would appear more favorable,
IL might be accepted, but as matters are now.
presume that The report VIII be against the ac-
ceptaDce Of the proposition"