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LITTLE FOR THE RECEIVER.
$50 Worth of Furniture of the
Irrigation COMPANY Remains.

Judge Lacombe, In the United States
Circuit Court, this morning decided that
an order may be taken for the appoint
ment OF temporary receiver OF prop
erty OF the Colorado River Irrigation
Company within this Courts jurisdlc-
tion. Judge Lacombe denied the motion
OF the Company that the application for
receiver be dismissed for lack of
Jurisdiction
The application for a receiver was
made Sept. by James c. Aiken, Benja-
min II. Doane and Leo Wormser, all
OF New York. Joined in the complaint
against the Company as co-defendants
were f. A. Miller, c. II. Dow, S. y.
Wood F. =. Ernest, +. Church, j. n
Garlic and II. j. O'Donnell, all OF
Colorado. and Y ohm c. Beatty, of Texas,
practices Involving large amounts OF
money, were brought against the Com
pany. and specially against Beatty. in
The evening world., 1894-10-03
MASPETH ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK, MASPETII, Oct g.
The entries and selections for this af-
ternoons races follow:
First Race-Hslf a mile and seventy yards
Plunderer imp. 100; Cherokee Rose. lO7; Atlas,
Washer, Blackburn, Keramos. 1902 EACH Dutch
Lou 90; Mamie r., 80 ID
Second kace-Flve furlongs, -Norway, sharon
liz each; Rosita, Louis QuatorEe l09 each
Fencer Tytura. Lady Dandy 1906 each; Uncle
Dave. 100 Id.
Third Race-seven and a half nrlongs Lotion
III; Mask 100; Archbishop. 90, Alon,o s5; Pirate
Chief o2 ID.
Fourth Race-Fvc furlongs, --McKlnney los
Vera, 30; Little Bravo 90; Kingwood 90; Ruby
Lallah, 81 ID.
Fifth Race-Ftve and half furlongs -IacI
Wynn los; Belle u. ally, 1905: lorenzo los: An
ME RYAN. los; o'Hearn. 1905 Austrlana geld ne
lo6; Frank McCool. los III.
Sixth Race-Half mile and seventy Yards
ltohoilnk, lOs Vagsbond, 1902; Carnallte o.
Clansman, %; Fan Kns. 81 Surprise, 81; Trixe,
Gardner. % 10.
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Mr.. MORTON NOTIFIED.
Many big Republicans Went with
the Committee to EIIersIic.

Especial to The Evening WORLDLY
RHINECLIFF, n. Y. oct 3.-The
Notification Committee appointed at the
Republican State Convention to inform
the candidates of their selection, arrived
here from New York at 1898 o'clock to-
day. The Committee was headed by G.
II. T. Coils, as Chairman. and the ac-
companying delegation of big Repuhl-
cans included: Warner Miller, Gen. An
son McCook. Chauncey NJ. Depew, Gen.
Senator Saxton. Col. S. Van Rensselaer,
Cruger, John |. Plat, Of Poughkeepsie;
Martin Hermance. of RhinebeCk; Dr. q.
They We're met at The depot o11 by wv II r
Eoxon and escorted in carriages Ia
Ellerslie, where with a great flourish OF
rhetoric, Mr.. Morton was duly notified
of his nomination for Governor.
John E. Milholland was the guest OF
Mr.. Morton at Ellerslie yesterday,
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CLAIMS SHE IS PROSECUTED
Mrs. RouseIlfs Charge Against Po-
lice Sergt. Lynch.

Mrs. Rouselle, a milllner, OF Seventh
avenue. between eighteen and Nineteenth
street, called at the Distrlct-Attorney' s
Office to-day and requested protection.
She claimed that Police Sergeant Lynch,
Of the West Twentieth street station,
had endeavored to get secure her indict-
ment for perjury. The Grand Jury re-
fused to indict her.
Since then. she claims. men have Wis
tied her place at Lynch's instigation and
caused he'd much trouble.
She preferred charges against Lynch
some time ago for abusive language in
the police station, and his charge of per,
Jury was based on this.
The evening world., 1894-10-03
CEREALS SOLD HIGHER.
Talk of Possible European War
War Was the Cause

The cotton market opened to points
lower, sold off as much more during the
first hour and then rallied some. The
hHt sales included: November, at 595
December, col; January, sos "a COZ; Feb
ruary. 6l2; March 6l9; May, go; June
636 637
There was decided excitement in the
wheat market this morning. Prices
rushed up 3-4 cent to 81 3-S cents here.
and % 3-S cents at Chicago for December,
ON talk of possible war between France
and England, Corn went up with rush
with wheat, May selling at 81 i-2 cents
here and ~ 81 cents at Chicago. Oats
were strong and higher, selling at 81 il
! At New York for May and 80 3-S cents
at Chicago.
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SELECTIONS.

First observation-disclosures, Jir
Mclaughlin, Lake,
Second Race--Irene, Notre Dame
Delsrayia.
Third RRce--Zeiita ally, Pantata
Western Star.
Fourth Rnce--Lou Rhett, Brus.
sells, Romeo.
Fifth Race--EImstone,J Jennie T..
billet Doux colt.
sixth Race--Tribute, Hopper
Anna DelIe. W.
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lSlNGLASS CHALLENGED.
Lord Bercsford Wants Him Matched
with In FIeche and Matchbox.

LONDON, Oct. 3.-Lord Beresford
writes to the sporting papers chaleng-
ing Mr.. McAlmont TO bring out Isin-
glass in the champion Stakes, TO decide
how much better he is than La Fleche
and Matchbox. He adds:
II am sure that Mr.. MCAlmont is too
good a sportsman to treat us in the
same way that Corbett has just treated
TitZsimnlCnS"
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SELECTIONS.

FIRST Rncc--Dutch Lou, Washer.
Mamie II.
S"cond RHce--Shnron, Rositn,
Feucer.
Third Rnce--Pirnte Chief. Arch.
bishop, Mask.
Fourth Rncc--LittIe Bravo. InI-
inh, Tom McC.
Firth Race--Annic Ryan, Aus.
triann gelding, FOrenzo.
sixth Race--Trixcy Gardner.
ClRnsmnn, yaRnbond.
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\ 4 0USE and HOME
ADVTS. IN DEE
TO- X "-.
M0RROW'S In rW :" u%u
n b WORLD auIalau
J., 80 s s.",s. HOUSE AND HOME DAY.
ALlX TO RACE DlRECTUM.
A Match Made for $1,000 n side Be-
tween the Great Trotters.

CHILLICOTHE, o.. Oct 3.-Just be-
fore the races opened here yesterday
the much-talked-of match race between
Alix and Directum was made. 1t is to
take place within the next thirty days
The race is TO be for $500 side.
Monroe Salisbury, who controls Alix.
put up forfeit OF $3.50 as has also H.
w. Crawford representing Grin Hickok.
Monroe Salisbury is TO name the day.
while Hlckok was conceded the privilege
OF naming the track.
The winner is to receive 10 per cent.
and the loser rs per cent.
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Time for the Moon TO Go.

'..' From the Waterbury,
Voice from the Doorway-Mary, what
are you doing out there2
Mary-Im looking at the moon.
Voice from the Doorway-Well, tel
the moon to go home, and you come into
the house. It's 1880
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Charged More In Cool weather.

From the Cincinnati TTibune)
SAY" said the guest, what do yoy
mean by charging me 81 for the SAINT
room you lei me have last week for Sl?''
1T Is so much cooler now" calmly re-
piled the clerk, that you get twice a.
much satisfaction out OF sleeping as you
I'D last week."
The evening world., 1894-10-03
Bound 10 sell Pure Milk.

From the Cincinnati Tribune)
BILLY" said the milkman to his as
sistant, II am going to furnish pure milk
after this"
SOP
That's what. After this we won't use
no water but what's been distilled"
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h Race-Mohawk. Pretence.
PRESS

PRESS.
First Race-Maid Marian. Miss Dixie.
Second Race-Urania, Owlet.
Third Race-Stonenell, Hugh Penny.
Fourth Race-Setauket. Thurston.
Fifth Race-Mclntyre, Old Dominion
Sixth Race-Corncob. Vent.
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You read the Evening Worldi
Do you read the Sunday Worldf
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Lodges, Societies 8 Meetings.

THE Journeymen Harness Makers will meet to-
night at Labor Lyceum. 81 r. 4th st., to attend
the quarterly meeting; fines will he imposed on
members not present j. II. Kerr, Cor. Sec.
The evening world., 1894-10-03


full account OF Wall street anairs will be
found In the O'Clock Edition of The Evening
World"
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Ba hiking and Financial.

MONEY TO LOAN on first. second and building
loan mortgages Address, with full particulars
room sos. 253 Broadway.
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Race-Corncob, Mohawk.
JOURNAL

JOURNAL
First Race-Maid Marian, Halton,
Second Race-Midgley, Urania.
Third Race-Stonenen, Hugh Penny.
Fourth Race-Thurston. Diabolus.
Fifth Race-Prince George, Old Do
ninion,
Sixth Race-Mohawk, Pretence.
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sixth Race-Harris, Mohawk.

MERCURY.
First Race-Maid Marian, Halton.
Second Race-Crania. Owlet.
Third Race-Stonenell, Hugh Penny.
Fourth -Thurston, Paris.
Fifth Race-Old Dominion, Mcintyre
Sixth Race-Harris. Corncoh.
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Morning Papers Selections.

Al JEROME PARK.
RECORDER,
First Race-Old Dominion, Maid Ma
ran
Second Race MldEley, Urania.
Third Race StunenCll, Hugh Penny.
Fourth Race Paris Diabolus.
Fifth RaCe-PrlnCe George, Old Do
minion.
Sixth Race Harris Mohawk.
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Help Wanted-Maie,

wANTED-A smart capable American boy, l6 to
IS years old; must he an early riser. Address
y. r.. P. Q. box ga. city.
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n cdicaI.

DISEASES OF BLOOD, kidneys and skin cured.
Recent urinary cases from three to six days.
Advice free. No charge unless cured. Boston
Medical Co, Park Row. New York.
The evening world., 1894-10-03

Il. Moore, the ex-amateur 1lO-pound
champion of Long Island, and Benny
Levy, a promising young pugilst of the
side of two weeks within 100 miles of
this city. The boys will fight at 11S
pounds for $50 side and a purse.
The evening world., 1894-10-03
ADVERTISER

First Race-Maid Marian, Halton.
Second Race-Urania, Midgley.
Third Race--Stonenen, Hugh Penny.
Fourth Race-Thurston, Diabolus.
Fifth Race-Prince George, Inter
Ocean.
The evening world., 1894-10-03

Horace Leeds can have go with
Stanton Abbott, according to the latters
manager.
The evening world., 1894-10-03

Since the opening of the regular foot
ball season the Gaelic game has received
considerable attention from college play
ers. quite a number of whom are regular
attendants at the Ridgewood Gaelic
grounds. Next Sundays game will be
the Emmets, of Brooklyn, against the
Meaghers of New York.
Capt. Emmons, of the Harvard foot
ball team, badly wrFnchCd the ankle
which he injured last Summer in yester-
day afternoons practice, and will be
laid up for several weeks.
The evening world., 1894-10-03

A number of young men living in Har-
lem recently organized n club, which
they christened the Harlem Athletic AS
ISOLATION. A meeting was held, during
which over 100 young men were admitted
into the Club, which has headquarters al
1859 Seventh avenue. Arrangements are
being made for huge stag to be held
on or about Nov. l.
The evening world., 1894-10-03

The boxing tournament of the Will
iamsburg Athletic Association, at the
on oct. 10 and Oct. Is, is expected TO sur,
pass all previous efforts of this we'll
known Association. The entries so far
received have been very numerous, and
as they do not close until Oct. TO- 1t is
expected that over 200 entries will be re-
ceived.
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while the whole Guicl gazed III inc iigIr
in the window apd shivered and swap
ped ghost stories. At last Ryan one night
said he had a mind to see how the game
stood, and he climbed up to peep in tho
window. just as he did so we saw a
flash OF light shoot across the room, and
three minutes afterward Hansen's place
was in a blaze.
Ryan said that as he looked i'll the
window Seth had caught Dan cheating
and had thrown the candle at him. The
place was burned to the ground. and
lndian Gulch felt relieved to think that
the ghosts were gone"
Il should say SO gasped one of the
auditors.
But sho as I'm here, gentlemen,
there was q blush blaze seen around
the ashes OF the burned building the
very next night, and there Seth and
Dan. looking as if they were made OF
chalk. were observed sitting on . pile OF
rocks that had been Hansen's chimney
Tipping their cards as lively as ever.
This was too much, and Indian
Guich was scared in good earnest. But
some OF rs got together and decided that
Seth and Dan must 60. We dug 'em Ut
and carried 'em five miles up q CANYON
and there buried 'em. We never saw
them again in Indian Gulcl, but soon
afterward some prospectors came down
from the hills and said that they had
seen two ghosts sitting under a tree and
playing. But, sho, gentlemen, where
are you going?"
The shriveled old miner from Nevada
turned as he followed the others in
their hasty exit.
Il dih think" he said, ''you'd have
the decency to let them two cusses rest
III their graves, but if you're going tc
yank EN- all over the country, why, go il
alone and the Mariposa man was left
with the barkeeper.
"Well, sho, I'm durned," muttereG
the narrator of Seth Cox's adventures.
Reckon I'll go back to the Gulch to.
morrow, where the folks are sociable
and mannerly. San Francisco Call.
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stop either, for fear Dan would think
he was weakening. The boys set down
the supper and left 'em. In the morn
ing breakfast was put down alongside
the untouched supper. All they wanted
was half q dozen new decks of cards.
They hal worn out four packs. Sho! no
| mistake.
Wei, now, there's no use drawing
out the agony on a thing that turned
out so serious as that game. As any
body NJ Indian Gulch can tell You to
this Gay, Seth and Dan played there for
five days and for i've nights. a-seesaw-
ing and a~-seesawjng, but teach as stub
born rs tho other and determined not to
give in. They hadn't touched the meals
SIC tock up to 'em, ami they hcls-
eitne.:. You may sayit's irln0ss.n.c. ln
just 90 to Indian Gulcil, and O en-
prove it. The two men We're ike sktl-
etons. and Seth was SO weak that he
could not deal the cards and swear at
the same time.
Con the evening of the fifth day sonle
Of us boys met at Ryan's and decided in
the interest Of humanity to interfere
and make Seth and Dan quit until they
got into condition. But, sho, when we
went up i'll the morning they were both
stretched ont on the floor dead. Yes.
Stree, dead. Each had five cards in his
hand, and Seth was clutching his last
$50 as IL he had just been calling Dan
when he rolled over.
"'And he'd "a won. too howlel
Ryan rs he looked at the hands. Then
Ryan wanted the match declared in
favor of Seth, but the boys wouldn't
have Ii. Bets were declared off and tho
game called q draw. Seth and Dan had
used up 81 packs of cards, and their
golden chips were worn as smooth as
glass.
I'VE buried 'em side by side that
Gay. but now comes the strangest part
OF the whole thing, and to show YOU
what stubborn critters they wcre-that
night there was a light in the room
where they had been playing, and as
sure as I'm here there sat Dan and
Seth as natural as lie: a-f1ipping their
cards and tossing their chips by the
light OF the ghostly candle. Maybe they
didn't have that whole hotel to them
selves. Sho! Iguess they did. Nobodv'd
go nigh it. Hansen went around crying
almost and saying he didn't see why
two stubborn galoots couldn't stay
where they We're planted instead of COM
ing TO haunt an honest man. house and
ruin his business. But nothing seemed
to interfere with the game. Every night
for o week Seth and Dan sat up playing,
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When George Rignold wa playing
Henry v" & friend visited him in his
dressing room and remarked a largo
and handsome photograph of Words
worth hanging on the wall. Said the
friend, Il see you are an admirer of
Wordsworth
Who's W~ordsworth?' queried the
actor.
why, that's his picture-Words-
worth, the poet"
rs that old file a poet? l got him for
q study of wrinkles. London An
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8 uibo0uut 5cutu,el.
LIES BITTER SWEET.

Tell me your joy. that ] may tune Ey life
To echo tire gias; mas;c Of your cwa,
The changillg melody, tic gn3ny s,rita
OF harraoslies bIcn: III .ne !u,i sweet tone.
80 shall thr tnitttu. shadow Ct E,Y night
AeiShten yc,r fanlg radiafe4 o. ,~?s.:ec..:t.
Tell ne your sorrow. :ia' J ,,s.2 2<e,laia
Mirtl, and refpjciH.., }sD:s!, 81 r~4l,,t,
Save the sad ~rcsta~y, the Cr2t3 G:!n
OF being one VITA you. .lctr hart. ii cr.a..
You did derry re love. il.vc OF L. w..
No pain, 10 SHARE w.th oco H2c jUvC> 5 - Sc?
-L.caGoa We'd.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-08


Whereas, un til tcuth day ~ February A. u.
lNNs, John =. ltll, wid ~rt, (sibv" lie eAArdl,
nIah", 'utsl ami delivered 4" '. Harris =
d'-Ni 81 trust ny IA th' IAndr aud tel ements
Oh Town ot Alb 'gnr !u", in tue conniy
of isefnnIIIh'. hnd "a the territory ~ New
ti't, b""n'i-i ',h tho n"tth ~ th' lands
FORMERLY 81 ran AUht'pH 90 the
.ast " the ltnd- f"tm-t5 OF Antonio
f.ii- uArcin, od VI" auth " the lands formrfly
OF Nih'.ute hactb J'~c Mara &c 10 and gu
W" ~'I b' ue nis formerly ~ Aanue Ran
u"tsI and Ana Nara hn'I, insa nrins on the
hcf'h allie, " ~ "a., ." w-st, "ish ytvo and
on .h"i va as, On a- "'s' slide irum ror b 4"
~'u'h, u "'tAIt warns ot thr south si,te, fotn
cart to se.'' thir'j thr'- and Que half vsrsa;
aud IN the ~e-t side from north t south,
seventy -'hrcr 'aras. and tsans the same prup.
cry a"si-~i W. 10" .aid John a. hili by tho sill
dated April iWh, l-,r, and approved by tho
pfopss coof al b.rhs 10 county, On th" SRI
uN !ui iss ahh curid ~ t'oos 81 wills
ana 'ss Amsn,s, NJ s~~ 40 and 40 os the records
OF sail counv
Also anOthsf iec~ y land In the did Town VI
Aiohuu"rque, 10 bernahIlo county, Ncw Mexico,
me.sufin ~ 90 Tue west SIDE ~ the ~ Mt fe-t,
shh ~ u'e nne baek 81 tbs house hfty.i 10 and
o9eha 10 u IN the n.rth eide, enc hundresi and
mn. iet ON the east eide. cis Il, -thrce and one.
half fee, and % the s,snth eide andr, d
Test, and 70 hoahd.d u tho north AMI east BY the
ihus ~ Suhn ~ Hlli anu an Ia" eooth bg The
lshus r,n-fD :" fapick tl. astni anil ON ms
south and wet by hens" ~ isn"s tchorerss)
prsa,s f,.sdyy ieh elonsed to III" said John
a. man, aud b.ins the same property which was
~hSry'd 10 'be said John \, hill u rI uds
'snd Ifta " deSd, dAtef March 18th, l~s. Tie
an al ~ trust hav ne bccn rxsiut~d - a'oie-
said fof the putp"se of s"curins III" paym' ut u
"Ii..or, note .rins q. .a,ne dAis a. said
Dad .d q, " .I lot ths sum ~ fiv" hunnr~t ne
fif,, DollarS. With in,.rrs, fon tbs maturity %
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-08

gentleman IN one " the h-r, known
men ~ the state ~ lows. and IN
lNio trInrsru',l his di-,uD IN con.
gr"r- lie Disappearance has given
re" n uumh.r ~ thcufirr. ur, 4
Nui,n rs that 10, hrrAm- Hudd,rl
Temporarily d"nng"l sui Aaudrr.l
away aud au.tn,r IT, tu, effect that h,
Nas huily dealt with and r.hl-d. the
h-ly l",ug hut away. The Albuquerque
'hrf .n v'tN ,r,."uS iu learn u.,r
Sh.,' lnr ID SArrrHrau,,, and ~ IL h.j,I
that 90" news vii not n,. had when hrt.
rrIN,t -
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-08

Austin. l-I nrr. SOM, days AK,
U"N ll"gg ,.ru"d T. puusiliour iur Mr,iau
sui Henry Rockefeller and other INA.
nai"S Il ia" STANDARD Oh company nuI
the Waters P"tcr 81 company, udr IT,,
i"r Violation IT ia" I-GAH anti ,ru-t laws
ia" r'ImSl'IuuE are kluwu To- hay,
t"HCh"l 'i"N"rrnir Stun", 1T Me-, o.
,ni Flower, IT New YAK. ."vrr,I Il \,
Hg". hut what ariI"u they have taken hat
rui hrru transmitted tu tn" stat" uih,s.
hrI". tt"N liusg ttat-- thai hr vii iul
luN ih" E"nil-m"n nj" every state ~ IT,,
u'uuu, Aud AcInH- th,. ,crAn II nr,rArAr,
tu l'r'ng them /" luStir" Tie arr.rt- ihnt
rIthrr the g"vrrunr III MsYuurl ~ IL,
governor 4 Kansas w"uli r-,uguiI- th,
T. iu-,t.nu Aui surrender tie mel, " hep
"" ~ Satisfied will h., c"nvict,d II he eat
get them into Texas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-08

Columbia, \ e.. l@c. a-,;ov Evnns,
IN his inA gural aidrrrs To-day. paId
I'VE are fast coming 10 the plIght which
lr"lani II IN. Oar great ulAniatIuur sr,
becoming merely the hunting pre- rye,
of the wealthy, aud the lah"r-r year L.,
year Ia hriug ground 'oInvrr,y and n-ry /.
tudr, Tue party that 10 true Ia ~ ls ID.
party We murt book iu III the future ~
-uii"r defeat from one extreme II the land
I" smother. aud To- day not democrats
rtSt" 10 lrn north IT Mason aud D.lnnt
line. THE northeast rr"Iucd To- be- irAi l.
"ur apI~HlH aud the FRAY uf lgh,"
which W" had hoped flr IN the west ha,
provost tickle Rs All aurora lrtraha South
Carolina has lead IN every great mora
and l'ou,IcAl reform and It r-mAin- tor III
Ia r"i the pa" for the uAtIou which will
ultimately hrln. relief To- the -ntirr prn
pile"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-08
TALKING FINANCE !
Congress Getting Ready 10 Dis
CuSS Money Matters.
hyn,mltr Explosions. with Spy.
crl Deaths Resulting.
lncrndIatirs burning prnnS i,ania
tuai Brtak,rs
ShNr,NL rtiNs rnA"tplLs.

Va. .ur'uu. bee. I RrI,trsruiAtiy.
Con, q i". {. -r,", Il the bahkiug aud
ruiI-Iny .ulunttl'', Hnd kcItrs'ntAiiN,
Hand, ,uattusu W .iir coinage, wcIgutr
Ait measures ,uIuut'''r, hcli - ,puI"T.
.u,' I. d,y nui i,s us.r husnc,al meas
ut'- 60 snyr lar committee viii rrIri'
com" uu'auti,. BIDuu maintains lnnl
tn"I" r. nutiiIus ndu tut PASS a Tree ,uIu
AZ bA he NuI,"H the sentiment Il til,
tee ruN't m'u u the huur", Say ug th"S
favor nu huaurisi measure that dose uui
u'udr Ir"r ,unHg" Ia rv"Iy part uf ia,
h'rt,s" q" uhy 'h'l~ ~AH genera "hpr,r
ri"n that nothing uui- than talk ~uuiu
'.u" "ut e all the financial prep u,t,un'
at tins s'ssIuu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-08
CONGRESS-!

Washington. bee There WERE "a.
actly loo mrmlwrr ga ttr huSr when the
huus'' met at noon to-day. TIL. demo.
cratic lrairrr drcId-d Just before the
huur" war called 10 ui,irr Ia plunge I'm.
n'rila'"ly into routine business Outh-
waite, from the committee un military al.
tals. called up the III tor the d-iicstion
~ Ia" Ch,cksnauga AMI Chattanooga ma
tl"h"l park hill, app opriRt-s $3O,W0.
The dat" Tor the dedication was hxpi Tor
sept. ~ aud ~, 1873 The bill Was pass-
rd
Cultivate then called up bill intro
duc-d 10y lIrnd.rsnu, at Iowa, for tue 70.
tablishment ut national military park
al the battlefield ui shiloh. II carries AN
Appropriation uf $l5u,OOO Options On
The land Tor All average IL AZ AN acre
has been secured. The hill provides for
n cutnmiHriun IT three frum the ARMIES Ut
the Trnnrrr-r, OHIO aud Missia-Ippi
Amer the ad"ptlnn II AN amendment re.
dnclng the appropriation To- $75,0OO, TIA,
hill pasr-d
TIM SENATE.
Washington, bee. I when the senate
convened NJ n""n to-day = large number
m bills, I-ti,ions and memorials were
presented. mo-t Of them u n local char.
Act-r.
Blanchard. of Louisiana. ofY.r,.d . r.so.
luton t.ci,,nv the circumstance nod.r
which III, sugar boup,y was Gu, ,,d alter
ia. sugar crop for Isn4 ~ AZ ,ut "A. 4, di.
rrc,-d the co,p,nit,r, On .u,,,nnri.t,ons IN
include IN AN urgency d.hc,.nrv b,ll +.
sum sufficient to pay the bounty of the
present year. Tb. hll wen, over
Vest, Of Mis..u,i. offered AN amend.
m.nt IN th. ruI.s with IN. v,s~ az ,n,,,n.
off pro,rnc,-d debates I, nroyid.. ,h.,
after a hill has been debated thirty dsys
II will b, In ori.r FIR any a,.n. Tor M mos.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-08
D--,rurtt.r tIrp

OmAhA. rc. - At 5u'chzk this morn.
INK hir hr,ke uut ~ tLr ihIr+,tiun
hail, c'v-ring three plAitrr- IT block
uu Fourteenth aud fIit-cuth streets aud
Capitol avenue, aud totally destroyed u,
together With the fr-t Baptist church,
corner IL Fifteenth aud Davenport. The
rnp"rh"n building was partially ocru.
pri 10y the fifteenth Street ihrat-r
Thus - the theat-r burned nut iwu yrSi =
Az" h"yrr "Bunrh ct Keys" wAs play
lnR an engagement ami their lurr IN
heavy Total Ices tlIi,nOi insurance
one half
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-08

Philadelphia. Dec. I,-Captain Bnggs,
oi the s,"ainrhir OHIO from Liv"rpIl,
says that "u November 20, during ~.
vrrs gale, Mrs iauns Wlliains, aged II
"h" "ar accompanied 10y her husband,
John. aud Ia wear old run. cumiuIti-
ruirmr toy jumping overheard. They
hai lirrd III thl'ag" many y"ArS On u
viSli tu TRENDS III SCOTLAND their years ul
savings nsd been rIuaul-rri. Mrr
Williams WAS drsIonlrnt at the Thought
ui having to brglu late anew IN America