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'TONE FIRM AND TRADE DULL.
Tariff Delay Is Still Depressing
the Stock Market
Raid on Changers Over and Bears
More Cautious.

SPECULATION a. the Stock Exchange
was tame agar this morning. The
deadlock on the tariff not only keeps
every one guessing. but renders the
RISKS incurred by both buyers and sell
ers unusually sreat.
The alleged damage to the corn crop
seems to have been worked for all IT Is
North az the moment and the bears are
more disposed to reduce their short
lines than 70 extend ;hcm. Anyhow, the
dispatches from Chicago concerning
corn are taken with many grains Of al
loNance. ii being well understood that
grain spectators are maGntfyins the in
Jury sil they can in order TO bull corn
and wheat.
There is now a fsir-siZed short inter
es; in the Changers. and any scod news
| would lead TO a sharp rally.
The widest fluctuations this morning
were in Consolidated Gas and Manhat-
tan. The former dropped 80 TO IL.
sequent advance to lilo ana llj y re-
spectively. Lake shore declined - 10
l29 l-2.
! and was dull. The preferred rose "a, "a
/ 81 II: Burlington { quincy advanced
/ IS. to - Is St. Paul :. to ., -; Rock
/ Island IL. to "a "a; Missouri PACING 0-s,
: r. bacco H. to IS IA. Distillers declined
/ ~. to Is Ia, United States Leather pref.
81 to IS, and Tennessee Coal "-b. to
! IL is. Minneapolis Il st. Louis pref.
| jumped g to 20.
There was no change TO report in the
local monetary situation, which conti1,
ues extremely easy. Borrowers on call
loans are effected at IL per cent.
Foreign Exchange is strong. coming &c
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irregula
Backache. Faintness,

Extreme I.assitII". don't care and
want TO he lett alone fr-.4ug. e&,.,aDil-
rs, irritahIiity. nervousness. sieeplo sencss,
rai4ency. nialsnrhU Is, or the blues. -
Thee are sure Indications " Female
WraAncss. SONG GelaUsemen, Of the Ute-
gr
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Wire News in u,i.f

Anay Lrm,n'r shot ana i-Hrl JonD us.. VI.
biophiaIe o. hstJi4a -. IDEAL IusUfs! . r.rH
Efmthic vas "st0r'ius hYfn.. When L-u.Inis p,
stnted the 'Isult Deal attacked hIul ana 49,.
sh dead.
Albert Sourhwo-th ~ orange M.ss va. he'd
tssieida' "a me 'hIrgv ~ sJsbtIGg Air. came
SouthNortA The woman oil. IN q ,ftt.l ,uuUf.
tiou
farmer found nrar Lima o., ate, g,...
rre. the bodies u NO tuldu's IN . Ws-u hnfl-f
The mesh In plg0 e. wa burned from iI,p hone,
IL Is thought th.f the h.Ln. rrr- TWIN,
= A IRE In the West End Ga, aud Colr Works
buildings, Rose and Front slIrrts GIu,.nnat. I'M
morning did ddmss' dmUuuNnp Go aUol. 8 uut
william Arnc't, az aged farmer ~. ,,r
founded D1 a forest TIRE he WIS lEhr al. aSy'
oTegonia. o. yes'eTdss aud Nas burned ro death.
The main building Of the Northwestern fi..b
eran College al NatsrtoNL Wis war ttfI,. ty
lightning and burned al midnight Loss $40 uOU
Albert and Thomas Lee. woollen m.nuf.rur,r,
OF Wefi Mana UNI, Pa, made an Assignment ,,,
tsrday for the benett Of CREDITOR
George D Ehresmen was struck and killed b.,
. New York Central usin yesterday near Ro,hts
Ter.
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MAY KEEP SCHOOLS CLOSED.
Question Of Wages May Cause a
Strike on the Buildings.
\. out Of the 100 SCHOOL, Houses
Would BE Affected.

I, ., 49, ~, , RIA.
- va s'n''u 81 NV b'"'H VI f'H"-a-
ton thI- morning that IN case the walk
Igg DELEGATES order a strike on the
s'h'ol b1HH.hsS on when feralfs are
being made tie Board j. pow-rless II
,.,
........., 49, .,..r,.,.. ,,,.,.., go.
II - ''"!ih"H bf inc waning d"'fsd'fa
that some Of the contractors are not
uayir. union rates u. wages and it
49,. H. -
ia- '''H I''!-f1 ''ia' III 'hs' h''H'd'-
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MAY BE CRIPPLED FOR LIFE.
Mrs. COMFORT suffering from nm
Alleged Assault by Rosso.

Michael Ro.so. " 3 Crosby street.
Wa. held in 600 bail for examination
Aux : ia Tumbs Court today for fe!o-
uipu. assault on Mary Comfort, OF A.
Crosby street
Eosso went 70 Mrs. COMFORTS house
SUNDAY evening and stayed FOR over an
luIr. The two quurr-lirI and ROssO II
said TO have brutaliy kicked the woman
iu the abdomen.
II l. feared the woman viii b" crippled
for iifr. As she j. in delicate condition.
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WIFE, MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Louisville Negro Takes Two Live,
with Eayor.

LOUISVILLE. ky. July 81 brutal
murder VA. Committed here last evening
At lsls West Madison street. Thoma-
Evans uOlor-d thirty Year. old. ont his
WIfe.- throat from ear 20 ear with a
razor. nearly segc;4ug her head from her
body II then committed suicide - cut
ing hi own throat.
Evans Wa jealous u hi VII" and they
quarr'llei frequently.
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MORE GOLD SHIPPED TO-DAY
From s2.OOO.OOO to si,OOO.OOO Like
~ to he Exported This Week.

The steamship Trave, which sailed for
Europe to-day, carried 100000 in gold
shipped by Barring, Magoun & Co. There
viii! be fast German boats sailing from
this port on Thursday and Saturday. and
larger shipments are expected to be
made then.
Exchange continues stiff al the ex.
porting point, and the bankers have no
other alternative than to forward the
yellow metal OF course. If there should
be supply of bills forthcoming in the
mean time, the estimates, now varying
from $4,000 to 100000, would be cut
down materially.
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A DECLINE ALL AROUND.
Cotton. Wheat and Corn Are All
Lower,

Cotton eased off this morning on the
first call. with sales as follows: August,
6.5l 6.52; September 6.56 a SIS; Octo-
Der, 6.65; November, 6,73 a ga; Deem
Der, 6.sl; January, 6.S SIS; February.
6.93: March 6.sS a 69s. After the call
there was a slight rally.
Wheat was quite active, but ezra tic
and lower. II opened about 3-4c. lower,
September selling here at 81 Sic and
70 lac. "a 80 l-2c. in Chicago. Later il
advanced 8-SC. here and Sic. In Chicago.
corn went to pieces early, on reports
OF favorable weather In the corn belt,
and in Chicago September sold at As l-4c.,
drop OF | 3-4c. one cent OF the loss
was soon recovered and then reacted
slightly. Oats We're quiet.
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An unknown found unrop.-.Iou %,
1920 O'Clock this morning at f.rar avenue AMI
Twenty eighth street, apparently hIryiu. tom
epilepsy, lie 10 Grs,rlb-d - about tt8tt. ....f
years old. Ave feet eiEht iu,l-z 10 Aei.I..
brown hair and inustachv. gray t,r. lr-s.... I.
q dark coat ali vest. blue rru-rrs WHIT
striped shirt and 10 ed shoe. lie 80 ,-m. ~
TO Bellevue Hospital.
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Julius e. burrows RenOminRte"'

tBv Associated Pres'.b
ALBION. Mich, July 3l.-Julius c Burro~'
was unanimously renominated Tor Congress yen
terday by the Republicans OF the Third Dlstric.
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TOURIST STEAMER AGROUND.
Nichw-rn's Passengers Landed ON
nm tninhabited Island.

CJRIsTIANIA, July 3l-The British
tourist steamer MiChwera il aground
near Askengold. on the Norw eYian
coast. The passengers were landed on
an unnhabited island.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-31

me do,'.rs sl B.ut'a~ VII optrs.- tp-asI
upau GtIs,'pps 'sn'orH the gouus is.,ri
Who shot aud siuri h,s s~se'hssrt CARMEL.
Bsiasi luy % a. lss Elizabeth street 40,
bullet from his I.fk, sad Il saecshsigi MAJ E.Ni
his liis
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-31
InI. mnL-r trfiecL Fails.

lanes Ar'eck manufacturer Of inks. at N,r
Reade street, his city sHd al Yves, Dser PsrI
Long Island made an assignment to-day Il
henr! IuIiOng, with preference VI $50.
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SHIPPING NEWS.

ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY
s.n rse>. 50 sun sets. 7.Is Moon ri,.s :.
lI!GH WATER TODAY.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-31

full account o! Walt street anairs will be
found in the O'Clock Edition OF The Evening
World"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-31
Womb Troubles.

tNe!s oman, ntdFft"l o. single. should
own and read 'WOman's Beauty, I-iN.
DIty," an illustrated book Of 81 pages
containing important Information ma
every woman should know about herself
paper
Al druggists ssI the PluEhsm medlcuss Adj
dr"s- W COZ hdenes, - plA h PiSkHAE MED. 90.
IHNS, MAS.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-31

For dyspepsia and all othe'
conditions resulting from con-
stipation. go by the book or
Beecham's pills.
Book free. pills CSC. At drug
stores; or write to B F Alle5
|Co, sos Canal st. New Yo1E!
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You read The Evening world"
DO you read the Sunday World,
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INoDMISG STEAMERS
TT f. TODAY.
FOREIGN PORTS.

sCil.LN Iuly 2l-Psssed, steamer H.,,l
ir0m New fOfk for Bremen
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SANDY HOOK .-,.. Observation-Disclosures. !. % III
Governor Island .............,....c..l2.S5 l2Ii
Hell Gate. -.,..r.... 1.ui > II
Va.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-14
nars atmiax for a ,.mm~.

The chairman II the tr- committee who
IL arranging for the trip Of the local bo-e
running team IN tn. Las Vegas ,ouina.
ment. IL in r-ceip, IT letter from Mana.
ger John T. FREEMAN, II IA. Fort Win.
gate base ball club IL soldiers, stating
that II agreeable terms gan lie made they
would like Ia play here an Decoration day
The letter IL one in answer Ia the
chairmAn's letter IL few days ago,
wherein the latter Expressed the desi''
tina, an Albuquerque team should cross
bats with Fort wingate club sometime
this sesson, The letter will lie submit
ted Ia the whole committee AT a meeting
IA hs callsd In few days, when action
will lie taken. In the meantime, II II
hoiad that the committee will h. success
ful la securing game with the Indian
school club at the fair grounds on Deco.
ration day, Money il ne,Sie'i, NJ Albu'
querque will I've ably represented 10y q
hrst class hoee running team nj the tour
tsaIn.pt. and the committee COMPOSED Z"
hus,iers, will prove successful IN thc''
endeavors. There IL no such w"ri NJ
fail" In their makeup.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-14

rhey Meet at C~rrtsies ss April az
frAz~ra ne~ord.

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-14
yotlee or Ha1e,

Notice IL hsrshy given tbs, jose d, Cad
and Ursula Trujilfo Do Oarsbsial, Of the n
Alan, Sls. county u Betnallllo, Territory 4
n.s, e: s sss o. .1e ne. s ss s.a
Iivr To Jscobo irsssrr. Of Albpaussqss|
sssoad part, n.ir mosts.ss dssl. .hieL 4
duly aligned and sckaos lodged By The sAi4
u (,aTabajAl aud wife U5.alA Trsi lic do
record o. D.s.ls and Coavsyancss q ssid 4
BsrnAlillo, Nav Mexico, on pAsss 81 a
cunveyii g 90 the said party Qf the sseos
all tho foliowina described lots or par1
iAnd aud real sstAts siteAts, lying and lpl
the soan,y pt H., nsliilo and ts,rsor,
A lot, tract OF parcel " land s.taaie
tom of Alameda, bernalillo oosnty, ke.I
CO. bJunded op The north by !Aed Of
aarcia; on the south by land of franeiss
tonic ua ella; on the east by III. hills, aid
and oIe.baif VaIas .iI. froa north 70 -
secure the payment 10 tbs sAsd party of "
ond part, os HIS ossier, of ce1tAin prs
note dated february sab, A. ID. iss2, t.,f
of tt1D0l six hnndred d.'llass, due sselyc
after the date before mentioned In said %
ti2) twelve per cent. pes snnnm from dsis
paid, and uD) tan per centafn edditt'nAl
nots should 10 placed after maturity
hands of an attorney for cotlsctiol, Al
hiisen per oentom additional ~ ~ tornsiI
in the eveat q = sat % :nfoscs tho 90 iecl
issd and empowered the sAid paF u ths
part, er his ssent nc ATTORNEY. In sass Of u
ore of the payment by the said part
firsi part. thslr hsi-s. sxscators, hdma
tore OF ssslsas. of the satd sams Of me
s sas Ss S.,s ssss DE- %. asa ,s .e
lntsssst that may have accrued tssseon,
poaaaaalon % said granted real eetats ana
isss, and sltvf having given noties of ~
and place 81 sale By hand-bs'i I. poslSi y
piacss In the c9anty q bssrAitlio, New
At lssss led THIRTY days psios 70 ths ~
ooaaiy 81 Bsrasiiii.,, hs. hsxieo, q lss
slxty dAys prior 10 thu ums of sAis. 70 eIp1
same 20 sAie q public sacti' q ths
n ass % The hishs~t dd.f fue cash. AZ
s ss.s sna ss s': sss q M :ss
% Appl, The pgoeessis srisias fross ~
the pssmsnt u the suoant rsnslAins
ana al ths intsssst that has seerusd "
hesins IRA paid eat os ssla psesss6 "
u saeh sale. and tbs rssidss u say ~
" xad Ssss -. s.l.as, tbs cid psnis
frst part nor th.tr hstrs> sxscutors. ets
tnss o. sssisns, hes &C have pakd the
sAld inasbtsdasss In sald proml-sors nas|
hsd nor all the lntsrsss thai hes scefusfs
sl.Aoesh u. ID ssesH,i.soss noss ~ y
Thsrsfoss. b. vitae d and In perse
the Authority vssss4 by tbs tsf1s and e.
Of said most9Axs In the undessisnsA
tAkee Possession and nov hold p0-ss
sa.d srsaisd real sstsis Aad yssmissA
,A c's so sas.si T. ss wss sSt ssisss
Ii 'io' ,I ss q NJ i.sis s I'D; ~ ~
DAYS pr.s. 70 de k.,slaaisss ssnsa ass
and .prsni.ss for 81. :. pehils see's1
a. s e H. s: A |. q d. "a .s ss s"
dss. 70 ,ss SlsAsss eldas. ~ go -.
Old Albsxsssass. h. r.. Asssk b ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-14
FOUND GUILTY.
\. ". folsom. the Banker, Gull
tya s ~ Seven Counts.
IHt VERDICT \ SURPRISE.

o.. COOS "f the United States W.. \.
NJ F.,-.u. president d the drtunct Al
hupurrIuc National bank. fur making
mlsp ,u''irr and r'ports w-r concluded |
late yesterday afternoon and the cases
given To- the jury
Nrrr the mastery and -lahora,"
charge ,' Judge Collier. the jury t"k
charge at the cause and In tr,y minutes
RETURNED verdict II not guilty AS to-
indictmrut. Nur 1000 and 1911. and NJ To-
the tr-i -iN counts IN indictment No. 100!
and as tu the first ten ruiutH IN indict-
mes, No. IOl3i AMI rrturne,l = veriic, II
guilty In counts from seven 10 thirteen,
inclusive. ia indic,men, No, 1000. snd
the cni responding counts being fiUtn elrV-
ru To seventeen. inclusive, IN indictment
No. iOiJ. The counts upon which Mr..
folrum was found guilty. In Nos. 1902
AMI lnl3. read rs follows:
/ The seventh count charges that IN ia"
| general balance item IL the statement the
/ sum &c Sii.uOn apIeard opposite the
name 1T the New Mexico Savings and
| Trust company. making II app"ar that
the savings bank owed the albuquerque
bank tins sum The indictment declares
that no such amount was due.
The eighth count charges that th"
statement reported $1,000 ~ having been
transmitted to the Hanover National
bank. II New \ irk city. The statement
was fslr-. ~ no money had be"n trans
united.
III. ninth count charges that $i,HN
was purpnrt,Sl Ia have been rcceiNe',
from the American National bank 1T
Kansas City, whereas nothing WAS re-.
rr,vrd
The tenth count charges that S3.WN
was Iurportrd To- have been transmitted
tn the National liauk of Commerce IT
Kansas city THIS IN branded as falr"
The eleventh count charges that $40.
900 war pur,nrted to have been trans
, mltt,Sl Ia the American National bank al
4, kansas CITY, whereas me- sum was trans
United
, The twelfth count charges $4,000 wal
SAID To- have been transmitted tai tue Ma
!. unnal Bank. of CLmm"rs, ~ Kansas
- city II il charged that This entry wal
\ also false.
e. The thirteenth count charges tina, III,
e declaration hy the hsnk officers tia
H. there wMa IN hand certificates " dep"si
10 ia. amount ~ S2O.ur. whereas u
such amoun, was on dcI"Si,. says the IN
dictment
IA There were four indictments, with hft
,r uld counts againa, the banker, and 'l'
unitcd Su.tes statutes likes five years "
the loweat penalty for ofsnse n this M
l., turr.
TIE government was represented III
mastery manner by Hon. IL. u. Fergus
son, while the inier-sts of Mr.. Fols"I
= was iook.d after 10y Hon. N. Field.
As Hoou ~ the verdict WAS render
=" Mr.. Field moved for new trial. nj
p.nding the consideration 81 that mnii'
~ the banker was placed under 900
or bond. Mr.. Field, y. W. Clancy and Cha
" ". Kennedy becoming his bondsruen.
L The time Of the court ,his morning vi
taken up Ia h.ai lns ar.nnent of demu
~ rer Ia the indictment in the case of d
nj territory W, Andrras Rninern, accused
IT, cattle stealing
lie The territorial petit jury not bei'
n complete. u sp,cial venir WAS i~sur'l. r
turnable thls afternoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-14
a % &C NEEDLES.
news Nssee ssasherea sy che C,tiEsn's
Traveii-R Correspondent
querlue.'

Aew. Nsses ssasherea sy che C,tiEsa's
Traveiirx Correspondent.
NsHDLss, Cal, April 10.
Speaking 81 the population Of NeedleS.
your correspondent said 10 Editor Buck.
Of the Eye, that he had been informed
that the town hal only 800 population
and that Il was hot ~ blAEes just now
That gentleman said he hal heari such
remarks irom thos- who merely saw from
q railroad car. "lou will find there are
more than I've times that number II souls
In Needles, and that II IL not quite sum
msr In the big divisional point" Mr..
Buck added. A days stay confirmed the
statement as 10 the population. but 10 in
the shade was summer In the mind Of the
writer. who experienced that temperature
fnr the arst time to-day since leaving the
east. A longer stay In Ne.dles aud 40
would M, appear worse than NJ, AFTER a
few days administration. We were In
the day coach with Jack MoynihAn. the
drummer, who with Mr. Buck RECALLED
their fellow travellers with AMER the
Ball." singing Il better than We have
heard before. when the train reached
Ash Fork. Moynihan and Buck were
hnmming away on some other ,uneiul
selection. the former Aligbting NJ thai
point.
Al Needles = delegation of Mohaves
ME, un. a. ~ their custom To visit all
trains ''shorty." q crippled Indian.
carried sign attached 10 his belt. which
announced that hs would dance for ten
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-14

u. Il. ScoGclA, uf san frnurlrc". was
among the distinguished arrivals at ''"
san Felipe las, night,
The soaking rain IL last Night and to-
day will prove If in.stinshlc benefit h
New Mexico aud will especially cause the
s,"ckm-n ,o rejoice.
MrS. NJ. u. Light. OF Winfield. Kansas.
Who has been visiting her parents Mr.
and Mrs sayr~, for the past week. lett
last nigh, for I"s Angelica.
II you want to ~, rich go !" Gallup
AMI sink an ar,rriau we'll, tn" "i-sn"r
suNs the Indications are f"N"'ani" mat af'
-. ,.,,, ,r.. ne reached Ia that vi
ciuiN
Mr.. Robert Harris and wife of New
York arrived IN ia" city last night AMI
ARE the guests of the san Felipe. Mr.
Harris II gentleman of considerable
means and will probably make some in
vrs'menis in the city.
he city authorities ARE making som.
long ne-,led improvements in the
| = ,u,hwrstrrn part of the city The
streets in tina, section have heretofore
! lcrn In such y condition that they have
irrn IA disgrac" 90 the town While NOR,
ur less work has been done cverywhrr,
elise. that part Of the Thiri warl has al,
ways bcen neglected. The new rrpubli.
can administration will seq Ia il that al
srctinns Of the town have fair play.
The Gallup CLEANER says: Runner ha'
it that n wril-known aud popular young
lady. formerly of the Coal city, and ~
equally popular aud well-kn"wn young
nan of this city. will meet AT Alhuluer
uur al,ou, the 10th Of this month AM
pledge To- honor and obey each other un
iil i-ath shall separate them. We have
promised Ia keep their names firm th'
public. but we. however, take the libert!
uf extending congratulations now.
Dy means Of AN inexhaustibls we'll an,
powerful engine. J. X. Mciowan vii
lrrigaic several acrrs of vines and tree
which he il planting On his mesa ranch
II water II me-, secured within the mex
year otLrrw lee for the reclamation 81 I'll
mesa lands. many homestesders vii
emulate the example IL MIR, Mc,iowa
, aud sink wells. With agod we'll ten
, acre orchard may he irrigated. and f.
domestic usc there in No better water tina
=. that thus obtained on the mesa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-14
TIE RAILROADS.

Additional machinery has been shipped
from Denver Ia accelerate tunnel work on
th. Midland Terminal,
A receiver has been appointed for til.
Louisville, 81. Louis 4 Texas railway, On
application II Oh, Central Trust cumI sny.
Of New York.
Engineer Ritter. of the Atchison. has
been promoted from the coal run gu the
Ration mountain, to a pansengsr run be-
tween Ration and La Junta.
The Union Pacific, Denver d Gulf peso
pie have commenced the work II re-
placing $1,000 ties on the New Mexico
division, and are accordingly increasing
the section forces
Robert Bland, secretary. gives notice
that ou Sunday, April l+,h. at regular
meeting of Union No ~. Of the American
Union over ut Ration. nominations for OFF,
cers for the ensuing year tn be electei At
the mex, succeeding regular meeting. will
bc ia order.
The people 81 Bellaire, Norton county,
Has, gave the Rock Island railway $ls,-
900, when IL built i,s line through tina,
county, and ARE now pettionirs tbs rail
way commissioners Ia compel the Rock
Island 10 stop it's trains at bellAire. 1, IA
now flag station,
II 10 stated by officials in . position u
know the facts, tina, the dining car SER
vice the Las, four months has been ope-
rated on most lines at . heavier loss than
ever b~for-. II 10 stated that the services
m the vandalia 4 Pennsylvania line, he.
tween II. Louis and Columbus, Ohio. u
run at loss which will In y.ar Asgre-
gate $l0.ooo,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-04-14
NEW MEXICO NEWS.
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