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The evening world., 1894-05-11
ASSAULTED A BARTENDER.
Peter Breen and william Doherty
Held for TrinI.

Peter Breen. twenty years old. OF 100
East Twenty-second street. and William
Doherty. aged twenty-three. OF 143 East
Twenty-ninth street. said to be mem
bers OF the Rock Gang" were ar
ratgnod in Torkville Court this morning
on the charge of assnulting Patrick
brennan. bartender in Steedman's linuor
store. at Twenty-second street and Sec
Ond avenue.
a. Policeman Burns. of the East
TWenty-second street station. was pa
trolling second avenue at 7.3O O'Clock
this morning he heard cries of "PolIce,"
and "Murder! He found crowd in
front OF Steedman's saloon surrounding
the bartender, who was bleeding from
an ugly cash on the right side OF his
head. He said that he had been as
.aulted with stone matchbox by Do
herty, and that Breen had attempted to
use knife on him. The trouble arose
when Brennan tried to eject the pris-
oners from the saloon.
Breen and Doherty fsd before the OH
Ger appeared on the scene. They were
caught trying to start n fight in the sa
loon at Twenty-first street and First
avenue and arrested. Justice Voorhis
| committed them for trial
The evening world., 1894-05-11
ONE YEAR FOR KRONCKE.
He shot md Killed His wife One
Year Ago.

Judge Moore In the Court OF Sessions,
Brooklyn, this morning, sentenced a
number OF prisoners for various crimes
In Kings County.
Frederick kroncke. the Eastern Dis
trlct saloon keeper, who shot and killed
his wife. Wilhelmina April l. 1899, was
sentenced to one year In the Kings
County Penitcntiary. KronCke WAS
found guilty Of manslaughter in the
second degree.
Other prisoners were disposed OF as
follows; John Rafferty, grand larceny.
one year In pcnitcntiary; Michael David.
burglary, two years and six months;
George w. Downes. ahducting five-year-
old girl. six years in SnE Sing: Thomas
Flynn. burglary. two years and six
months. BENJAMIN S. Naughtcs. who
was arrested April . for n burglary in
the Atlantic and Paciic Tea Company,
was sent TO prison for five years on a
conviction Of burglary, and three for
having sandb1E. burglars tools and
revolver in his possession when ar
rested. Joseph Kelly. who was with
him at the time, was remanded until
next week for sentence.
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the lives OF the taxidermists who cut
up the body
shooting IL Favored.

the 1Nes OF tne taNiuernllsts VINO cut
up the body.
shooting Is Favored.
William Wallace, superintendent OF
the Museum of Natural History, said
this afternoon that he favored shooting
as means OF death for Tip. That
would be what he would do, he said,
II the elephant was turned over to
him. When Tip Is finally. killed, MIR,
Wallace will set a corps OF ten men at
work getting the body ready for the
taNidermists
This will be superintended by John
Rowley, chief taxidermist OF the Mu.
scum OF Natural History. II will take
two days at least to get the body IN
condition to remove from the elephant
house Tips skin will he stuffed by MIR,
Rowley, who has studied the big fellow
In life as carefully as sculptor studies
his model
The skeleton vii, be set up in the
Museum of Natural History beside those
OF sampson. the elephant who was
burned at bridgeport IN 1857, and jun
DO, who was killed by the cars at st.
Thomas, ont, in 1885.
Both the skeleton and the skin will bc
on exhibition within few months.
President Clausen, OF the Park Board
said this afternoon that Commissioned
Bell had been appointed as a committee
OF one with rover to act in Tips case
Mr.. Bell viii consult Director Smith
and experts. after which another ef.
fort Will be made to destroy Tip. prob
ably by Il new method
The evening world., 1894-05-11
DONNELLY'S BAIL $4,000.
Pleads Not Guilty to shooting Nc.
ArdIe In Court.

Patrick Donnelly, contractor pleaded
not guilty to an Indictment for assault in
the first degree before Judge Fitzgerald
in Part l.. General Sessions, to-day,
Donnelly was charged with firing off
his revolver at his brother-ln-lGw. Pat
rick McArde. March q last In the
Court OF Common Pleas In the presence
of Judge Bischof,
Sl5, 600. His motion was strenuously op'
posed by LAWYER Fred House. who
claimed II was excessive.
Oc0. %iliiam Kelly, OF sii West Fifty.
first street. was bondsman.
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POLICEMEN PROMOTED.
Twenty brooklyn BluccOats Al
vnnced In Rank.

Twelve patrolmen were promoted to be
roundsmen and eight rounlsmen were
ma lie sergeants by Police Commissioner
Wel!ey, of Brooklyn, to-day.
The men who will hereafter rank as
sergeants are:
David Rogers Tcnth Precinct, transferred to
tho Eighth; Charles T. E.Rnn. Twenty first to
Seventh: James hartley. Eleventh, where he will
r-msin; George W. iiAmer. Twenty second "a
Twelfth, John W. Connor, Sixteenth. 10 remain
James Montague. Nineteenth, to First; William
G. Withers, Nineteenth to Fourteenth; James A.
Kennedy. Coney Island.
The new roundsmen are:
John Rogers Ninth Precinct transferred tc
the Thirteenth. Albert Rutteuherger. Third, &c
Sixth; John +. Gardiner. Thrteenth. Thomas H.
BgrkItt Sixteenth. to Nineteenth, Samuel Han
cock. Central once Squad to Fourteenth, John
W Parrett First; David Evans, Tenth. Robert
E. Dooley Second. TO Twenty-fourth; Thomai
NcCauley, Eighteenth, to First; Charles Snow
Finh. to Twenty arst Edw, j. Hayes Eighth
10 Twenty second William Zwingman Eigh
teenth, to Eleventh.
The evening world., 1894-05-11
COKE STRIKERS IN A RAGE.
New Workmen Arrive Mt a Plant
and an Attack Feared.
nv Associated Press.

UNIONTOWN. Pa. May l1.-Thers
was great excitement in this region
last night, owing to the introduction Of
outsiders to take the place of the strik-
ing coke workers. The strikers. es-
pccially the Slavs and Poles. were
simply furious over the appearance OF
ar advance guard OF workmen. con-
'lstins OF two carloads Of foreigners.
who were run into the Morewood plant
OF the II c. Frick Coke Company.
The men are engaged to 20
to worr at the old rates, and
most of them are reported as inexperi-
enced men. There were 100 men In the
company.
1t is feared that the strikers will at
tack deputies in such force that the
guard will he swept away. Ten thou
and the leaders may not be able to keep
them within bounds. tl.t
The evening world., 1894-05-11
COAL FOR THE POLICE.
supply for Winter offered Mt Low
Price, Thanks to THE World"

At the meeting OF the Police Commits
sioners this afternoon. the clerk Of the
BOARD was authorized to solicit bids for
2.4OI tons of coal for use at the police
stations during the ensuing fiscal year.
The price paid for coal for the same
purpose last year was $i35 ton.
Commissioner McClave stated to the
Board that he had gone about good
deal lately questioning coal dealers. and
that they all agreed that this was a good
time to lay in coal. One OF the dealers
had told him, the Commissioner said
that he would supply It at the rate OF
81. 10 ton
Such n great reduction OF the price in
coal from last years figure is regarded
as direct outcome OF thewar waged by
" The World' against the exorbitant
prices fixed by the coal barons.
The evening world., 1894-05-11
POLICY SHOP HARD TO FIND.
Capt. Stephenson Can't Discover IL.
hut a Man Swears that II Exists.

Supt Byrnes this afternoon forwarded
to the Police Commissioners report
from Capt. Stephenson. OF the Null
berry street station, regarding an al
legged policy shop at % Bleecker street.
He also inclosed letter from Albert
Sandford. OF 23 East Third street. who
wrote to Capt. Stephenson about Q
week ago complaining that a policy
shop was being conducted by John
Falvey at the address given.
Capt. Stephenson declared that he
made an Investigate but failed to dis
cover any evidence tending to cor
roborate Sandfords charge.
Yesterday he took Sandford to the
Essex Market Court where he swore
out n warrant and had Falvey arrested.
The latter was held in $500 ball for trial.
Capt. Stephenson declared that he did
not believe the charge could be proven.
inasmuch as he had exerted himself to
the utmost to get evidence against the
place and failed.
The evening world., 1894-05-11
COLLECTOR SCOTT ARRESTED
sherman Pnik Improvement Com
pnny Charges iIim with Larceny.

Detective Sergts. Won Gerichten and
Nulrv, OF the pistrict-Attorncy' office
to-day arrested Henry S. Scott, hfty-
four wears old, OF lS2 Ralph avenue,
Rrooklyn, on a bench warrant charging
him with grand larceny in the first de-
gree,
m. sherman Park Improvement Com
pnny, OF l6i broadway 1t is claimed
that he collected money and appro-
prIated II to his own use. The specific
propriating Sl75 from David Kaufman.
He pleaded not guilty before Judge
Fitzgerald In Part |. General Sessions
the Tombs In default Of $1,000 bail for
trial. 49,. ..,..-.
The evening world., 1894-05-11
NEW STREETS TO BE OPENED.
Commissioner Hnfren's New street
system Adopted.

The Board OF Street Opening and I'm
provement met in the Mayors Office to-
day and approved the opening of One
Hundred and Eighty-second street from
Kingsbridge road to Amsterdam avenue;
Suburban street. from Webster avenue
to Anthony street; Travers street, from
Webster avenue to Jerome avenue, and
Tiffany street, from LonGwood to River
side avenue.
system recommended by Commissioner
IIafren, bounded by the Southern Boule-
ward. Mosholu Parkway, Marion av-
enue and Briggs avenue. A new school
Is TO be built within the boundary, which
the BOARD of Education would not pro-
ceed with until the system was approved
The evening world., 1894-05-11
POLICEMAN GRENNELL HELD.
To lie Tried for Clubbing Boot-
blacks, Who Say He Owed Them.

In forkville Police Court this morn
Ing Justice Noorhis held Patrolman Ed
ward Grennell, OF the East Sixty-seventh
street station. for trial for alleged as
sault on Joseph Petro. of 2i2 East Sev-
enty.ffth street. and Frank Martin. OF
33g East Eleventh street. two bootblacks
and Third avenue.
The bootblacks claim that Grennell
owed Petro, the proprietor OF the stand,
asked Grennell for the money and the
policeman refused to pay him. When
Petro insisted, Grennell II is alleged,
dubbed him and then locked him up.
Martin also took n hand in the argu-
ment, and Grennell called Policeman
Frank Looney, who took charge of
Martin.
'ustice oo!h's ueclneu tnht LooneS
Grennell was paroled In the custody OF
Capt. Strauss
The evening world., 1894-05-11
C0xEy'S OWN TO MOVE.
They VIII Camp Three Miles Out.
side of WnshinrtOn city.

WASHINGTON, May l.-Washington
City is to be rid of the Coxeyites to-
morrow. In obedience to the Proclama-
tion of the Health officer. giving them
forty-eight hours to leave their present
quarters. their tents Will be removed
from the hank Of the James Creek
sewer at Q o'clock tomorrow morning.
The army will march to grounds near
the Spa Springs, about three miles out
from the city. between Bladensburg and
Hyattsville. Md. on the grounds of DR..
Rogers. OF Pan Electric fame. There
the Coxcyites will make their perma
nent headquarters and wait for rein
forCements.
Tomorrow afternoon the motion for a
new trial forEoNey, Browne and Jones
will be argued before Judge Miller. of
the Police Court.
The evening world., 1894-05-11
BIG HAUL OF FALSE TEETH.
nurEIars Take $4,000 Worth, with
Forccps and Gold Crowns.

Detectives are hunting for the men
who entered the offices OF Claudius Ash
& Sons, manufacturers OF artificial
teeth and dental supplies, at 80 East
Fourteenth street, on Thursday night
and took among other things some
5000 artificial teeth.
The burglars gained an entrance
through a light shaft which runs from
the fourth floor to the roof.
They deliberately packed the goods In
cases. An unsuccessful attempt was
made 10 break open the safe.
In addition 10 the teeth, which alone
are valued at 5000. the burglars took
800 worth OF forceps and about ninety
endeavoring to locate the burglars.
The evening world., 1894-05-11
THE ARMOR-PLATE INQUIRY.
Board to Go to Homestead and Re-
SuIne II on Monday.
my Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. May ll.-Capt. Samp-
son, Chief of Ordnance: Prof. Alger
and Lieut.. Alderman, the Board ap-
pointed by Secretary Herbert to investi-
gate the McLuckie armor- plate charges,
returned to Washington to-day. Capt.
Sampson says the Board has worked
very hard. examining about a dozen
witnesses and many papers, and that
the task IL still incomplete.
The Board will go back to Homestead
Monday and resume the inquiry, which
was suspended In order to permit At
torney Wallace to collect additional evil
dence
The evening world., 1894-05-11
Troppnu Rioters Buried.
thy Associated Press. }

VIENNA. May 1.-THE strike at
Ovtrau. Moravia. has spread to the
Eugcn Pit The victims of the Troppau
riot on May were buried to-day at
daybreak without any disorder. Upon
the date mentioned striking miners at
tackled gandarmes who were guarding
colliery. and nine rioters were killed
and twenty wounded.
The evening world., 1894-05-11
BROKE SALOON WINDOWS.
Williamsburg Coxeyite Believed to
DC Insane.

william Tierncy, OF 324 Greenpoint
avenue. was held in the Even Street
Court. williamsburg to-day. for inquiry
into his mental condition.
Tierney demanded free drink in
John Kings saloon. 326 Grecnpoint ave-
nue., yesterday, saying he was going
to Washington to Join CoXey.
When the barkeeper refused to treat
the Commonweal recruit, Tierney broke
all the windows In the place with
paving stones. II took four policemen
to convey him to the Grcenpont ave-
nue station house.
The evening world., 1894-05-11

tBy Associated Press
ROCKLlS, cal. May IA constable at this
Mac. to-da, ktu~i a commander NJ the In
luNrial ARM, marching East from Sacramento.
The evening world., 1894-05-11
Died in n Restaurant.

An unknown man died suddenly at o'clock this
afternoon In the restaurant at io3 Fourth avenue.
The man was about forty years old. OF medium
build dark hair and mus'aehe He wore black
diagonal coat dark striped trousers and vest,
white shirt. white stockings and laced shoeG
The Coroner has been notified.
The evening world., 1894-05-11
Scared on by Winchesters.


CARROLLTON. q. May ll-Seventy- -nve coal
miners headed by drum corps from Mineral
Point marched into Malvern Yesterday TO drive
miners from the mines The Mayor marshal and
deputies met the strikers sixty Winchesters in
the hands NJ determined men awaited any as
xAuIt upon the mines. After a caucus the strikers
headei hOmpwhrl
The evening world., 1894-05-11

WEST NEWTON. Pa, May ll.-Galyin's COM
monweai Army campel here last night Calvin
has given up all hop" Of transportation by the Dal-
t.more and Ohio Railroad and has decided to try
his walk on the Pennsylvania road. His men viii
march from here 10 ire"nshurg. thence To Johns
town. Altoona and Harrisburg. following the main
lin. OF the Pennsylvania road as nearly pos
The evening world., 1894-05-11
2,5OO Miners Strike in Missouri.

(By Associated Press)
NEVADA Mo. May 1.-THE miners In vernsa
and bates Counties decided to strike last night,
and 800 men laid down their tools.
The evening world., 1894-05-11
Coxey L~pder Jailed In Texas.

HOUSTON. Tex, MAY II General" Patter-
son o, the Texas Industrial Army is In Jail for
svindlinE the Knights ot Pythas Lodge at Sal
yareto Col Brown has assumed control Of the
army and Yesterday the men began their march
a,0ot the railroad refusing 10 furnish the trans
portattOn.
The evening world., 1894-05-11
The new round
Murder by IA Crazy Convict.

CHICAGO. May Thames Maher. prisoner
In the Brdewell. was murdered last night by
his cell mate. George Dunlap who became sud
denly insane. Mshers head was beaten to I
pulp on the stone floor. A terrihc strussle took
place between the guards and the mailman be-
tore he wAs ovspouerod 49,. --
The evening world., 1894-05-11
Fircbug Charged with New Onense,

Inspector Mclaughlin said this afternoon that
his detectives have discovered that Timothy Raj,
fsrty, one OF the saRS OF Suspected nrebugs re-
Gently captured by the police, had set nrs to 4
stAbls which be owned on East sixtJ-fourth street
and collected u, soo Insurance on IL .
The evening world., 1894-05-11

tRy Associated Press)
PEORIA H.. May ll.-President John Ford.
NJ the United Mine Workers Of this city. 10 In
jaiI Last night n gas bomb exploded In the
northwest mart Of the city. No was hurt,
but great excitement was caused by the explo-
sion and the glass in many windows was shat
ter
The evening world., 1894-05-11

a lecturer, a pathologist and scientist OF
renown.
that the symptoms OF Brandt were not
those OF arsenical or antimony poison
Ing. and the pathological condiitnos of
his body did not indicate deaths by
poisoning either.
The evening world., 1894-05-11
rhc Trnin-S,eaiing Co.c,itcs.


TOPEKA Kan, MAY 1.-THE train-'tealng
,,ycy.ics brought to this city Tor trial have been
given permission by the Governor to camp on
he state House grounds here
The evening world., 1894-05-11
Staunton Miners Won't strike.

Cpy Associated Press)
STANTON. Ill, May ll-At the meeting ia2
night miners employed in shafts No 9 and No. =
voted not to strike. =
The evening world., 1894-05-11
X Kentucky Carpenters Strike.
ny Associated pre.s.)

tBy Associated PressD
CINCINNATI. o. May ll.-Three hundred union
carpenters OF Newport and Covington. Ky. strrrk
last night because OF the refusal Of emplogeu
TO pay the union scale Two hundred mote are
expected to come out.
The evening world., 1894-05-11

An Albany fupatch states that the Gilbert
car Works on Green Island, Will be sold for
$500. .CO1 and the plant will he used 'pr the con
struction and repair work o' the Delaware d
Hudson
For the nrst week Of May the Texas Pacihc
road earned .l07 $40. decrease Of Si07, In'erna
tional Great northern SO saa decrease o
IIs 5St Missouri Pacific 1896, COO, a drrTease ot
iSs OOO. and Chesapeake Ohio Noss79 de
crease Of eco
The steamship UmbriA, which sails tor Europe
o.morrow will take cut 800 ono ounces of oil
yer shipped h. the following houses Handy Z
IIarman l50 Oo0 ounces, T. W, Seigman d
Co. lO1 OOn ounces, and Message, Colgate a
Co 80 OOc ounces Of slvar and 80 ooo Mexican
dollars
The FiuEerad Committee, rsprcsentlns the
general mortgage bondhoders Of the Read ng
Company, have prepared an agreement and plan
for corgAniIAtion OF the Company. by the terms
Of the agreement the Committee Is granted full
power. and is Instructed when the plan Is com
pleted to lodge II with the Mercantile Trust
company, OF New York the Commonwealth Title
InsuraRoe and Trust Company. Of Philadelphia.
and Al London-
The evening world., 1894-05-11
GOV. werts Connncd to His Home.

TRENTON. n j.. May li-ooy. wsrts vas
unatSs to be at the Executive rooms day owing
to iinsaA His absence may delay the Aajoarn-
msnt cf the Legislature. vhica u - t0sA ~
nsxt WednasdAF. -.
The evening world., 1894-05-11
Mining stocks.
MA Asksd

ne following are the closing quota
ions OF mining stoco at the Consoli-
dated Exchange to day:
Bid Aakel Dli I'D
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Wall street Notes.

President HuEhtt. NJ the Northwestern. has Is
sued call for meeting Of the presidents o' the
Western roads To sNttlo the freight war The
meeting will probably be held in chicago next
Friday
The evening world., 1894-05-11
WALCOTT'S PROMOTION.
Young New York Geologist Sue
ceeds Director Powell.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Presi-
dent to-day sent to the Senate the nomi-
nation of Charles u. Walcott of New
York, to be Director of the Geological
Survey, vice John w. Powell. resigned.
The evening world., 1894-05-11

Prof. Walcott is a young man, but has
achieved good reputation rs the chief
geologist of the survey. He was born
near Utica. n. Y. fortv-four wears ago
He was connected with the New York
and then entered the bureau of which he
now becomes the head. He Is a personal
friend Of the President, and had the
recommendation of Director Powell for
his new office, which pays 5000 year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10

The oppressive -mbargu-s l-vied upon
the inner man by his inv-t-rat- enemy
dyspepsia, after meals, ar. iift-d and the
yok" cast III by that sovereign m-iiclnAi
hb-rat"r frum hiily ailments, Hn.,-,
ier's stomach Bittets heartburn, hAtu.
i-nc-. oppression al the PIT Of the Siom.
Ach, the presence ~ bib. where II do-s M,
belong, Al. alike r~m-ii-d by this po,en,
r-formrr of n d,soriered condition of the
gastric organ and ,h. liver. II is he
prince ~ tonics and stomschics, invigor
Ating at the sane time that II rrinr'ii-s
Both appetite and sleep are improved 10y
Il A win-glass before ur after m-'lr.
and before retiring, will he found an eff.
Gent restorative ~ the ability IN digest
and srsimllH,. and IN res, TRANQUILITY
Use II for naloriAl. kidney and rheumatic
trouble aud Tor constipation For the
Ag-d aud inhrm II is highly beneficial
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10

There IL lady in this city, who has
herself and child To support Ia worthless
husband having len herr, whose only poe
s.ssiun Ia I'eice II land on the mosA, and
II 10 now underutoud that an effort 10 being
IN abe by All INSCRIPTIONS man 10 deprive
called IN th. lady, and they claim that
che has not fulfilled the resiuirsmsnts Of
the Law IN r-gari To holding government
land /, IL a n-ighhor II the lady. who "
trying To onSt her from the land. but he
aud his agents will lind out, II they con-
iinu- Ia J~-rsis' that hi. nefarious sch-mes
Ia secure possession Of the land by blun
will no, work The lAaiy lawfully acquired
pn-sasAion, As recoris ia the Santa Fe
land office will attest.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
The Adultery Cases.

Deputy Uni,-i States Marshal Fowler
arrived from Gallup last nigh, having In
charge Rosi. Burke. alias N.lli. Allen,
accused 81 adultery With one Harry
v-ach Her cas-. will come up lee or
United States Commissioner Bryan On
next Thu sdAy.
Tn. adultery cares against Mrs. W. Il.
Sanders aud Al Lom-ry. set for thus
afternoon before United States Con
missioner Bryan, Was p"eii"'n"d until
ThurrdAy Afternoon on ia" receipt nf ~
telegram from Ju igr ii-Acpk. attorney
for IA. Defendants, who IL at Allcr,un,
A-kInK \ pnntIDnrInent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10
EAarWARp AND oALLrP,
she U..-.ysr, saved a.. i.ir..

Nr q CAillouett-, druggist, Beavers.
vile, M. says; ITO DR.. Kings New
Discovery owe my life Was taken
with la grippe AMI trisd all III. physi.
clans Tor niles about, hut ~ NJ avail aud
was given up and told I could not 1--we
Having Dr kIng's New discovery IN my
store I sent Tor a both. and b-gAn "a US,
II AMI fron the trst dose b-g ~ Ia re,
lnt,-., and after using three bottles wa
up and about again. II 10 worth IL
weigh, in gold, We won't keep house ~
stor- without II" Get = trial bottle a
DR.. +. II Duryea's h sons, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10

The Las Cruces Republican clips, bodily.
the RAlrs removal article. In regard 70
hen Williams. IRON Tvs CirIxss. but neg
l-cis To give proper credit. The aforesaid
em vas 6rsi pubiishsd In this paper. foe
which We arr under obligations 70 our
regular Las Cruees correspondent. Stand
an Tnn CirizKS has been % mighty
during thsss political times and is sr.
tIel.s ." good, touching upon protection
10 our "wn people, that the papers
thoughou, New hexieo have appropri.
at~d . number Of our articles W their col
umus without credit. success 10 them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10

A a rem-iy for ali forms II hsadachs
Electric Bi,,.rs has proven Ia he the
very best. II effects q permanent cure
and the me-, dreaded hsbituAl hes4iAchss
Yield 70 lie influences We urge all who
arr affiic,s.i =" procare . bottle. and give
this rsm.iy = fair trial. In cas-s II
hAbituAi c"nriipation, Electric Bi,,"rs
eurss by giving the nsesiei tone IA the
bcw.la. amt few cas.s long r-sist the use
Of this ms.iiclne Try u once. Large
bottles oniy any cents at Dr.. 7, II. Bur.
ksss sons, druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-10

ere tor nernber-. which will be rented
for twenty-five cents PER month. The
question % house rules was debated, aud
a ST u rules iu govern the quarters will
he formulated and tber printed ~ . few
days. The association 70 nov considered
In . hourishing. financial condition--a
substantial Institution, with n member.
ship % over 1875 Dues fnr Nov, nher
should now lie rad