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Ell H1RxOso so11aNAo

aContecmiento haCe que mi enda me sea jnsoportsble
Glen ha esado punto de hacerme prender como
sospeChoso esa querida ymadita muestra. Yome obst
naba on llamara "Ttus" lCarambaI mis- vecnos de 60
rro rabo de zorro no bromeaban sobre este capuo
luego, detras de cada pieza de pa6o, detrSs del
most ador sempre essr viendo la sombra de mi po
bro Susana Me da demasiada trlseza me coatara ID
vidal No necesito mas que POGO de sol ae 10 pedir6
{ los bancos del boulevard del Temple.
De este modo Sc vendi6 Ia casa e "Gran Titus"
despues de haber sdo 81 Gran Brutus" en- 1898 40 CON
vrt6, bsjo e successor del buen hombre en- 1904 en- e
"Gran Cesar"
-Ys no hay nada estable en- este mundo-murmu.
raba e paHero con risueha melancolia.
Claudio no habia tornado tan flossfcsnente como ~
padre cambios de equea que hacfAn de uBa reu.
bca una monarqufa miar. Despues de hsber visto el
consuladO con miedo, vic impsrio con rs Los ocla-
les que pensaban como 81 eran muy numerosog
El impero, principioB no halo en- e pals sino
muy fra acogdG Las itstas pdblCas dadas para cee.
brar Ia proclamation del primer consul Ia denidad i'm.
psria no habsn brladO nj pOr algeria nj por su en-
tuaiasmo.
Napoleon 90 d6 cnenta de clio hizo eutonces todo
10 possible por coDgracarse e eerco; cre6 marscsles
entire gus amigos hasa entire los que no 10 eran pero
que Ia opinion pdbica e imponia como Jourdan Masse
Ba Bruns Augerean, Noy que todoE eran ago republi
canoB en- el fondo del alma.
Trat6 de deSarmSr 81 arabsl Saint-Gsrma meior
dcEo porque ARABIA" Ell sentido que hoy Sc Ie
de- no exsta eDtonceH trato de atraerge los mobiles
los emigadoG "Yo lsH haba alberto mis- e6rcitou-dio
luego-y % prseipitsron en- mis- antessIas."
dsspeche dc tOdaS OSas emAkhdAdea ada habia
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BIBuOzrOA DE ola OORnspOuDrrOrA DE P4O..R1oO." IS

"chOuaus en- Ia Vendee descOntentos en- el ei9rcto
1n1tilmente, visperas del imperlo Napoleon eAvl6
Sano Domingo los regimentos mas notoriamente repu-
bcanos para que los neg los dezmatan t0davs que.
daban b,stanea caracteres independenes 81 eer ito
frances para preocUpar sopschoso emperador aeun
do Cesar,
Claudio Rviere de los que acutaban sus opi.
nones. Amigo del general Malet de aque vaente
rone Oudet que pasaba los ooH de Ia pocis por ina
tgador de todos los complots m1tarea eI comandsnte
era al msmo tempo estimado poe vaor tsmido por
50 franqueza
No NE GUSTAV los que hablan tan alto-habia d.
cho un da Napole6n-Un Official no debe eevar la voz
mas que ara trasmitir las ordeneI que Sc e dan
Pero 10 repetimog 81 Claudio hviere guardabs en- 81
fondo del alma el cuto de aquea ibertad cuyas alas
hsba roto B:umaro, amaba ante todo la Francia v en-
81 momento de la batala no tenfa mas que una idea:
arrancar Ia victoria al enemigo
Ardiente, apasionado ctsi violento Claudio habfs
passdo va de los trenta amos haber Aado m cue su
f6 poti:a cuando encontr6 en- gu camino Ia musr con
quisn debfa cssarse. Era joven de veintcuatro
S6os hu6rfsnA que hsbia vYido sempre casi sos en-
cerrada gran hotel de la csle de Postas en- don
de to- dnco parehs que Ia quedaba la teDia su ado
Aque ito, cuyo nombre habfa mezcsdo aIgunog
ahos antes todas las tOrmentas potcas Sc hafs ek
RADIO hotel eno de bros 81 fondo de un iardin
sin recbir nadie pasaba ALI vida entire tres psrso
mas su sobrins, quen haciA le leyera Dderot
alts antique servidor crada que le tena
81 corrente de todas Las primeras futas ver4ura etc.
de csda estacion.
El senior thsmbaraud, como ls nHmabsn en- el ba.
Eo de IL Estrapsde haba tornado pArte otro tempo
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e SOrtaO dc L L0HTia da AlO pa1a POBRB La Cardad
MuMAGAO
Garantizada por el Banco Espanol de Pto.-Rico
Junta Dire ct1va


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DR.. M. r. PmR & HIO
CIRUJANOs DENTIsTAs
SAN JusTo 2l.z-EsoUrNA 4 La FoRTALEzA
San Juan.-Pto. Rico.

Hist6rico
Entra el rsvisor de billetes on un wagon de
tercera dc uno de los trenes do recreo que tueron
aver de Madrid & Arsniuez
EFT billete cabalero dice e empleado di.
rig'eudose I'M indivfduo que dormita on un rim.
con.
NO 10 teDgo. Ne he podido tomarle pOr.
que 81 me iba el tren.
-EntODces, tisne usted que psgarme dohe
~ Por qu92 1Ha hscho usted ete y medal
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Centre De VACUNACION
SeUo, .lRECIBO. LIMA VAou-
MA DlREOTA DE LA RES

Sendo muchos los peddos de este virus que con-
tnuamente SO estan hacienda este GentrO dc Ia isa
y el extranero tener que tomarlo en- e momento de
su envio para que obtenga on su inocuaclon SECURE
resultado, supica los Ayuntami ntos partlcula.
pacdos Esta demanda es debida los brlantes result
tados obtendos la lin proeedente de este Centre
en- toda Ia lsa el exranero especalmente en- los
esta Isa, como 10 acredtan eertifeaciones de mas
de Glen medicos autoridades. Los Ayuntamlentos
que deseen impantar Ia Vacunacion directa de Ia res
pueden drrse este Centro pasando el que suscribe
inediante precos convencionales los puntos que Sc
le ndique evando 81 ganado necesaro para practicar
la vacunaci6n ademas instruyento Ia persona que
desee encargarse para despues continuar vacunanao
Este es un medic el mas econ6mico de resutados
positivos seguros Sc responde del exto DE este ma
todO exclusive de SANTIAGO SElJO. l0-3
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HH VHHdB HR JHyuyH

Por no poderla atender su dueno, una fnca
de cafe de "a cuerdas de terreno, con todos sus
necessrios que produce 100
quintaes de cafe. Su precio 10000 pesos al CON
tado, 6 1000 plszos.--Para nformes NlCO.
LAS CANALEs,--Jayuya AgoStO g.
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JOSS Canine

NJ n a y . y n
FABRdANTE ALMAcENIsTA DIR s0MBRBRos
CONnSIONISTA EN- GENERAL. Casa establecida en-
1884 Esa casa es la fundadora puede decrse de la in
dIistra de Sombreros tejdos con paia del pals Sos
tene 50 seGoritas tejedoras de sombreros, de Cabo
Roio espera 10 maestros de la Habana que Sc des-
tinar$n dar forma 4 los dchos sombreros. s.-Ventas
al por mayor detalle para toda la Isa 81 extran-
iero Habra tambien siempre un gran surtdo de for
Pos, badanas cntas sales, AZURE toda clasc de In
Rredientes para sombrereria. muestras. Sc
Venden muy barato.
Direction D. Jose Canine. Plaza de Armas
MAYAGUEZ.
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Anuario del comero'o

Dectodo
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4ls
lSS9R de ilsd pi 6asaO uspablss
pefda de ais il
b1s de
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Ell AnuarIo del Comerciol

10 1900
Ps.d T. |Pta ofsa l. 'u. Bal Mis o0ep d'sUa4s 0oa"a
Madrid pr .psL1o3 p,o9s. neso uda' s.3 "Eana"
@ g'ogA htia s.dtca COS oa6a Dc leg caeE" eIeon DE- en
dns 1duEsI Do tod puos coz He'y ldOS
pabicas6n 50 Cabs ds Fpna
o'nAl COST Rs aoen' Honiusa Nicaragua salvador EpdbhC
AranCseI Peru Republics Et Uruguay, Ouaq
26 America
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TZoEo~ DoIo,ooo,, Rue s. Andre des Arts AZ
V9GCOr DeCl11Oy Sc encarga de toda claae
De comsones slrve de guia interprete en- "a gran
Capital de EraneIa. Die. 1884.
R RUIN A s
FRAGMENTo


Tcdo pass; Ia sombra
vieus on pos dc la luz del 6rmamsnto:
Ia ancisuidad csducA
es lhsyI de la niaez ysgo recuerdo.
T6 $50 no persces,
loh, espiritu, que gimes en- el cuerpoI
con mauo compasiva
la muerte, 81 fn, quebrautsra tus hierros.
Quedarf ol kgil vaso
de tn osencia immortal pedazos hecho,
por 'oI aires ellis
en- bpscs ira dc su amoroso centro;
tn pc dida patria
volarda elevdniote del cieno
que tus alas tocsIon
Al posarte del mundo en- el depierto
En- 81 lSyI Ia Iecuerda.
c1al dc 10 suya los alegreB cielos
el pobre desterrado,
orillas de los rios extraujeros
VsntWa Ruiz AgM'erd
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PRoSPECIO p O 8 Q

Para r bene6o del Aso pore ola CARLOAD" estab
Humcao conced po Real Orn de de Julio del ho 1898 publ
aceta Official de Provincial e Agosto del
da 20 de Septmbe pr6mo
n de gu aca de la Loera ovnca o dpo de 27O
dvididos dGcmo repeco peso
coriente disibuyGndose e mporte en- rma siguiente
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PHSHEfEHR6S

souci6n & la charada de aver; BIz-Co-
CHA-DA.
Idem & ID fugA de coDsonantes; "Trepo Gin
descausar Ia euesta ruda--qne hA do leyArme al
bien de tu querer; --pero al fin de Ia cuests, di.
me lts encontrare2
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16
CAil for a,anNentian

ALBrorkRoi X, June I, 1874.
To the Chiefs and forrmen cf the Fir
Departsmsn,- and Companies Of tn,
Territory;
Gentlemen; In pursuance ~ a claus.
in the constitution and by laws II III,
New Mexico Association II Volunteer
Fi~men. each and every fire company in
the territory iS entitled Ia = representa-.
iiou u seven delegates in the annual con.
ventions of the ahov. association.
Therefore, at the next regular ar spec
iAl meeting Of the various companies.
hereby request that seven delegates from
each company. who iS now member Of
the association or likely To join, lie select.
c'i Ia attend III. annual convention Of the
above association. which convenes in
East Las Vegas, on July Sd, a, 10 o'clock
n. IN.
Urge n full attendance II the companic.
81 that all hrrmen will have a voic. in
the election II the Delegates.
Yours fr~ternally,
W. T. AcCRKiaHr,
Pres't. N. NJ. A ofv.P.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16
Aalhe Indian Nrhaol

Mrs Louise d Goldber,y and child.
registering from Cincinnati. arrived on
the No. pAsse nger train this morning
from the north. The lady has been as-
signed assistant mAtron at the govern
ment Indian school. and will u, once as-
sumo her duties.
Captain Avery and wife, the former
superintendent and the latter head ma
'rrn Of the government Indian school. ar
rived last Friday night, aud he Ia busy,
with Col. Lane. taking an inventory Of
the furniture, supplies, etc, Of the school
The captain will take formal control OF
school the last Of this week. amer which
Col. Lane, who 10 one II the Indian schnl
supervisors, will leave for his home IN
Oregon.
DR. MAhany, of New York. now physi.
clan In charge At the school. arrived Lar,
Saturday evening. and reported for duty
at the school this morning. The old
physician at the sch.ol was DR.. winslow
the plaee during the lAtter's sbsenc- Lee
Ing looked affair by Dr. Hardrich.
Miss Lula Thomas, Of Washington. D.
c., Ia one of the new teachers at the
school. She got here one day las, week
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16
shtsdrea's Day.

Sunday was Childr,u's day In the
Methodist church the world over
The day Was appropriately observed in
this city both in the American AMI Mex.
eau churches.
The Raw. Z. u, Payne. u, d.. oorres
p'sdisg secretary IL the boArl Il e,iuca.
tin, New York City. hal sen, ou, Ia ali
tie churches In Me,haii.m ably preI,ar.
e. programs Of services. saoh A. would
= iuss. interest and instruct bo,h young
and Old,
The plan proposed . picture of model
cLurrh building The subject for the o.
e.sion wAA 1.-The Church IL the Futurr."
This Was written in boId letters 10 front
AID Just bslow III" gable. A little Aboy.
wu dove represented as lowering over
the church. The columns r.st.d upon
tie solh foundation suggestive of the
strength q the church with these words.
"Chrls, oar FoundAtioa."
Tbs above had bssa Tsproiacci on .
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16
su q Mer Hnatitatsa.

The territorial boari Of education has
issued circular announcing that ar.
rangements have been perfected for hold.
ing teachers normal institutes a. fol-
lows:
At Los Lunas. Beginning Monday,
June I. 1894, Conductor. Prof. John ]
Craven; assistant, Miss Leah Deutch-
land.
AT Mora beginning Monday, Jun. 4.
1894. Conductor. Miss Il. N. Winston
assistant. Mrs Winston.
Al Taos beginning Monday. Jun. II.
1884. Conductor, Prof, W NJ. Adair
At ChAina -Beginning Monday, July
y, 1874 Conductor. Mrs Elizabeth A.
Williams.
At Roswell. Beginning Monday, June
I, 1884. Conductor. MR.. W l. jackson.
The object 81 these summer institutes
IN to make g~d teachers better teachers
and Ia train those who wish 10 teach In
the mos, approved methods Of imparting
instruction. Regular Glasses will bs
formed and conduc, In all the branches
laugh, in the public schools. and lectures
On educational topics will he delivered
by Superintendent, Chav~s and other lead.
ing educators. Tuition will bs free. bu,
those attending mus, furnish their own
text books aud stationery
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16

scale Of soms iorio feet, with appropriate
notice suggestive ~ the different parts
taken by the children. .ongn, declama.
tons, dialogues, etc. all On the lin. of
the general theme. the church of the ia.
turr
The children ~ both achupls dh we'll,
under the Wise management, ~ their au.
Ierint.ndcnts. Mr.. f.rler In ia. Sunday
rch""l II III" LrAd avenue MrtbDiis,
church. aud Mrs Norton IT the Spanish,
held nj y. m. IN the old college building.
bah houses were literally crammrd; the
audience nj the college huilling Icing
mostly MrlicAnp. Met Il the program
had been translated into spanish, bu,
many " the Mexican children spoke
their par, ia English and much ~ the
singing was IN English. Anh all was very
nice The GROWING point II excellence
a, the culleg" building, was IN the fact.
that the large piciur'. representing the
church II the fuiup'. was the work uf
home Industry. inclui,ng the houH- i,r-l(.
the lettering. the lowering dove. etc, all
showed considerable skill. both upon the
part II the superintendent WIN directed.
aud our Mexican students in the Biblical
department who executed the work
We have seen nothing nicer among all
the school entertainments IL the season,
unlesH I, nigh, have rr.n the closing -x.
cruises II the Mission school. gwen by
the teacher. Mrp. Norton. = few evenings
"g" at ia" same place, Ia which the stu
dents II the Biblical department took AN
active part III" school has hal eurull,d
% scholars during the year.
The childrru's collection At the Amrri.
can church was about tiSi a, the span.
ish, ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16
They vi-,, the Graaa Canon.

Il. J. Stanton, one III the managers II
the saginaw Lumber company, healilusr
tiers at Williams. Arizona, lie in the city.
arriving frOm the west las, night A few
days ago Mr.. stanton and others u his
company inviteds number II their friends
IA accept An invitation IN visit with them
the worlds greatest wonder, the Grand
Canon u the Colorado. and the following
gentlemen. bund for the great gorge.
availed themselves Of the opportunity;
Hon, NO. Murphy. en- governor Of Arr
IONA n. Is Stanton, y. A. Heath, p Klein
fielder. DR., ". Is. sawyer and ron, IL Riv-
rruiiei y. A Heal.y, auditor santa Fe.
Prescott Il Phpnix railroads X &. wooi-
ruH. cashier First National bank Of Pres
cotti Harry Day, II. l.. Story, San Diego;
ID. II. Thomas. Gsorge W. Mintsr. Orange
A II, Cargill. Br,okshurst. Cal. Frank
simpson, Charles Anderson, Henry boo.
little. l.. u Mo1her, Lon Angeles.
A staff correspondent II the Lot Angeles
Times was In the party. and in his article
To that paper he says;
4. J. stanton, the company's active out.
side man. was put In charge ~ the party
and he proved himself a very prince Of
hosts and entertainers lie was the last
man Ia roll himself in his blankets at
night. and the hrs, up in the morning
he was tireless ia his solici,uds. AMI al.
ways ready to oil any breach that pre-.
ren,1d itself President Brown Intended
10 be of the party. but was unavoidsbly
detained en- route from the east. He was
on tho ground. however, Ia welco,n. the
party on its return. and proved himself =
splendid gentleman
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16
no srssRs
rhe esiisp Cs.i ssser- wt-ei, r..
etwse q. sems,. a, W.rs

| etese 90 sensst~ NJ W.rh,
snp' Richardson yesterday addressed
the minerr - the Sunshine aud Diamond
mines on the subject ~ going ou, through
sympathy iur the eastern miners Ills
worls were choice and well delivered.
He sah he favored a union and would
stand ny the principles advocated 10y III.
Mine Workers union. bu, he did M, look
upon the present, with lie deplorable
condit,ons, as III" pruI"r tim" Tor organ.
iying Hc said Nlrn tina, W" rrpor, cir.
eulsi-i ny few io thu effect tina, ia.
Crcr'eni Co was shipping their prsiuct
h eastern markets w. rulirly false,
and I" bach up hs aeser,i.u ,hr su,mrin-
trni-ni offer Il n reward nf To Tor each
and every ear IT cnal the miu-ra can
prove went east IL Albuquerque by this
company since the beginning ~ III. pres.
ent trpuhlr. His Addr-,r was we'll rr.
ceiv'I' aud n spirit II harmony prevailed.
AZ the conclusion at Sup, Richardson =
rcmsrkr IA. following resolution was
unanimously adopted to a man at both
the Sunshine aud Diamond mines, and Al
o'cl~k this evening substantially the
same resolution was adopted by the mrn
" the Gallup min. NJ Gibson;
Resolved, That. inssmuch as W.. the
miners and employees nf the Crescent Coal
COMPANY, have M grievances nr differ.
encrs with our employers at this present,
Time knowing, ~ W. du, that they have
carried out the contract entered into in,li-
vhually and mutually between ne. II ia
no, expcdient in the face II the go,-i feel
ing existing. tn attempt To enter any ur.
gsniza,ion which would undoubtedly b-
to our disadvantage. Further. We desire
Ia cay that. naturally We all sympathn-
with the unwholrsomr condition oi affairs
east, yet We must ms Amer leans s,and by
America IN our rndeAvur, ~ ruun,.rac,
the importation II foreign coal. which coal
In practically our only competitor aud tina,
~ our shipmrntH ARE not made Ia inter
fere with the eastern market, We do not
consider that any organization 10y us
would either assist ar injure the interests
~ our fellow wurkmen in the affected dis.
tricts; aud such action would certainly.
under our present contracts. I've damaging
ourselves, families and our markets
The above Is clipped frnm the Gallup
Cleaner There was a rumor un the streets
this morning that. disr-gariing the reso
luton. the miners concluded I" strike. bu,
TRs CIrnES il glad IA say tina, the rumor
proved upon investigation To- he entirely
false Last saturday uish, the mining
compi,ieeA small party Il Agitatorr who
arr going through the coal mining regions
attempting Ia incite strikes held - meet.
ing. Mt which quite number of the ci,i.
Gems Of Gallup and miners attended. The
committee called upon the latter Ia sign
their names IT, paper pr'rlaiming =
strike, but no one responded, As tins
WAS the second attempt during the week
Of the committee a. create n strike. they
withdrew from the hall in dirgus,. and
passed through Albuquerque last night
on their way Ia Colorado.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16

and naming villas Bennett. Il sams
place, ss authurised agent.
May 2s-Artioles ~ Incorporation II
'h" Crhi,i Mining ami Milling company
organized under the lave IL Colorado,
hlc'ii inoor1prsiorr. John ". Bailey,
Roger ". Woodbury. aud Rarl N. Grams
toni capital stock. ti.SO.oco. single
shares. o., principal place II business.
Aller'on. N M pr,aeiral office, Denver,
C,lo. directors, the inrurIp,ratu IRA aud Jo-
aeph Eagle and W. G wyukoop Also,
certificate ~ said company hled, desig
mating Frank T Bailey, ~ Allrr,ou, n.
NJ a. agen, ~ said company laws ri
Colorado, relative to corporations, slso
died 10y ssid company.
June 4 Articles ~ Incorporation of
the Las Vegas Water company. died In.
corporsiors, Joseph NJ. Cunningham.
John W, collars, David &. Winters, Nj
guel A. O,ero aud Levi A. Hughes, di.
rectorr. the Incorporation capital stock
t5oO.OoJi single shares, $loOj principal
place ~ business, Fast Las Vegas. n. NJ.
May ~ Proclamation of Acting Gov.
ernor Lorion Miller. offering reward II
5000 for the arres, aud conviction II Jose
Gregorio Cana'las, indicted for the muir.
der 81 Manuel Antonio GAbaldon on the
10th day Of November, lseo. in Be,nA-
lilo county, N. N.
Commissioners II dec,ls appointed; W.
II. Mcintyre. of New York City and 10
seph u Br-mAn ufBoston, Massachusetts,.
Notary publics appointed Benjamin
Sanchez. ~ Polvadera, Socorro county.
fish warden appointed; Henry Smith,
~ Ration, Colfax county.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16

Chas. y. Hunt. the He'll canon placer
miner. spent III. sabbath with hia family
Yesterday morning he made = S"cisl call
"a, THE c;TiEES office, aud during his con.
vrr~ation Il was elicit-i that on last Fri
day he pAnned on, from ons Il his sever
al claims $3s in gold nuggets He stated
that nuggets ARE plentiful IN the vicinity
Of his claims, and reports Y u Kent
washes on, gold evsry,iIne he gr,s down
10 solid, hard work, Mr. Hunt and hit
partner, W. b. Slaughter, lefl this morn.
ing Tor He'll canon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16
Maalin l.Icnll.

To-day has been field day among the
local wool buyers TIL. irs, Ia, IL the
spring clip of Messrs, s,in-on n Haines.
cas-, Of the city arrived. amounting Ia sew.
.ral thousand pounds, which WAS I'urchas.
ell 10y J, Y Carroll for Grosr. Blackwell a
Co. Half An hour after the arrival of the
abov. woul, Tomas SANCHEZ. II Atr1sco,
arrived in the city with one hundr-i aud
fourteen sacks, each sack av.ras my
about leo pounds. This w"ol was ala,
purchased by Gross, blackwell Il Co
The wool Of the Baca bro,hsrr, IL E-piri.
IA Santos Springs, in the nor,hwrs, sec
ton of BernAlillo county. ~, in this
morning. and the wool was purchased 10y
Eis-rnann bros This wuol IN loaded on
abou, thirty wagons and amounts I,
about $1,000 pounds.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16
THE DINNER HOUR.

hn"-"ph"r NaNs that the Meal ..
ever served Ah"sd ~ TIu,
"lt 10 u curious thing said the
grum bier. that while | have iccn
Keeping nous" for thIrty years
an have had ~, wife tell M a
thousand times that dinner was ate,
! never once knew " time when
dinner was ahead OF time | made a
careful inquiry among my friends
anu ! have many who have been
domestic longer than u and do not
hnd "a single authenticated case
when dime" was ever M any time or
plhr" ahead Of time Five times a
week tho cook will do something
that thc ought not to to and dinner
will 10 anywhere from FIVE minutes
TO an hour behind time, but Tho
never gets under sufficient hcadway
to have things on tho table bc-
ioro the appointed time. | have
made this curious and interesting
phase OF home life careful study,
and intend To write n pamphlet
about It,"
II guess you're right" said tho
some fow years myself. ard | have
had the sars experience ny
get home an hour earlier than usual
and he hungry as three hears but
that does not make . particle OF diff
ference. Dinner never coues before
o'clock, which 10 the scheduled
time but II vory frequently comes
much after that time had an old
uncle once who noticed the sumo
thing He was In the house ono day
aud he put tho clock ahead two
no r- 10 SO. II he couldn't work the
miracle But tie cook fooled him"
What did she do" asked tho
grumbler, eagerly.
''She turned on tho na;urh gas
eiore she pat IN the latch. and
whent t,e deps l"ent got ,hro,yh
IL was y o'clock"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16
A Ftsh tent os Water,

The traditional notion OF q "hsh
out Of water" 10 that OF helpless,
gaspipg creature There are some
ash. however. that deliberately
choose to diversity their existence
by seeking land aud air The perch
often leaps into the air for dies ana
can be carried long distances In
damp grass without suffering harm.
One Of this species which Is com mon
In India often leaves his pool and
takes a short journey over the grass
Ne seems to prefer to take these OK
cursions by night or In the early
morning. when he can DO refreshed
BY the dew. but sometimes, no dou bi
led by urgent necessity, has boon
known to travel some little distance
over Il hot. dusty road. under the
midday sun