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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-29

and 10 ses, In one or both houses Of the
territorial Legislature their own tools and
catr- i,swr. instead II the men HONESTLY
elected. has souss'i the people 10 sens.
II the danger b b. incurr-i, were the
re,ns ~ state government, ~ b. plsccd In
u hsnds Of ,hera INSCRIPTIONS scoun.
drels. Under tho iianipul.,ions of these
tr~s, h-ruun wreiches. th. right ~ suff-
rage in New Tex ico is now mockery, the
ballot Lox q snare. Better far that We
rctrogrsdf another step in government
aud place our municipal existence In tho
sole I'ossersIon 10 the national govern
rnen,. ~ In Alaska, thaA ~ proc-d on
the plans jus, adopt,-i by the Las Cruces
aud santa fr democratic bossee. IL we
cannot have n legislature as chosen by
the pcoplc, then II were better To dispense
with a territorial form Of government aud
fall back on the fostering care ~ Uncle
Sam. No p,atuhoui under such n regime,
We say. aud an organised effort will soon
La male Ia defeat statehood. n the pres.
-nt democratic achcm-s tn control the ley.
irlatur- are p-rristssl in. - silver City
kussrpris.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-29
vytli de 90 uex,s..

II Ia stated upon excellent authority
tina, Frank J, RAsley, who wAs the super.
in,endsut Of the Rio drAnde division o,
the santa r. rial before that division
Was consolidated with the New Mexico
will h- given . division 10 sup
sriutsnd IN tbs Mexican Central railroad,
Mr.. Rasley 10 . hne railroAder, aud his
ssrvices will prove valuable 70 the hsxi.
can Central
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-29
The a. n. 4. Cadets.

The ID. ~. q. Caaets
The cadets At the aoss Military Insti.
thts finished their iAbors ot the term Jes.
terday with competitive drii; and In.
spsetion and, In addition, had the enjoy.
ment Of smelling the smoke Of . feu vol
loys Of blank cartridges which Col. 0oss
sappliei 40 . pleasant surprise 70 the
boys.
The competitive drill was excellent and
very closely contested. the honors being
won by Cadet Louis Huning. Of Los Luz
mas.
Al the inspection Of quarters. the In
spector decided that Cadet ChAs. Julian,
of III Paso. Was entitled 70 the award sos
nsstness, his bed, Wsshssand and hit be-
Ing serupulously clean and In ship shape
order.
Cadet Jacob Myer, Of this city, was
again awarded the institute medal for
highest rank In his stadiss the past
month.
Col, Co.'s announced the following APP
pointmen,s in the cadet corps; Captain.
Sidney Grumbiesj LIST lieut., Frank
Strong, And lieut.. and adjt., ChAs. julian !
LIST serg Walter Villas Ind ssrg.. Edgar
Race Col. ssrg Joe Doughsr. Q. N. ssrg.,
Robt. MArmon.
Mr.. Ban. Aysr. Col. Marmon, Major
Grunsfsld. Captain Crane, Sergeant Major
Emerson and wife were among the Wis
i.ors. All expressed themselves - much
blessed al the appearance Of the cadets.
Tho military visitors. In particular. wsrs
gratthed ~ the discipline maintained and
the good results thereof A syinosd by the
conduct Of tho cadets.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-29

vhe C,s,se.lAs,e 20 s,ve = mu % aesi
Ftes-sst news

rhe C,sssesiAs,e 20 sstve y mu 90 sseai
Pleasant News.
II b-gins to lo''k M though brighter
day for New Mexico 10 dawnng A. least
We are glad to b- able to-day ~ sAy that
the railrai company has sen, a Christ.
msn gift Ia our Territory IN the ahsr. ~ =
new tariff nn cual frnsn C.rrillns. Inrtea.i
II saying tina, the railr,ad company has
done this, II would l,e more. In the line o
p.OIey acknowledgment Of the favor en-
tended, Ia say vics President AMI Acting
President, u u. Robinson has taken th.
action. When b. was In Albuquerque
Last week. the president II ia. CONNER.
ciAl Club assured him tina, he could nee
nothing In the way II the Isoplr II New
Mexico properly approaching any rviuc.
ton IN coal ra,"s that the santa W nigh,
io-l able Ia make. anil asked that the
matter bc taken unler consideration. The
following tells the result In few worln
T"rsEA, Has, Ivc, 18th, 1894
Walter Z, iindlry, E-I, Albuquerque.
N Nj:
the coal question for New Mexico pnlntn
from Cerr,llue, aud have instructed the
fol owing rates Ia b- put un al once. We
will undertake tn r-ll roft lump coal In
car. load lots n, 1870 per tnn instead 81
a 81 and retail the same At $5 q TIN IN
stead uf 81 q ton in Albuquerque. Rates
Ia Santa fe will lie reiuce.l frUm A. 80 Ia
- 81, snd Las Vegas frun 90 10 Ia Is. We
have ALA mnIa a Fat.a nm t,,.t ...I ,.h,..h
IL just ~ gud for industrial and all man.
ufacturing PURPOSES IA lump coal, NJ 81
per ton, car. loads, at Albuquerque The
Crystal Ice Co Ia using this coal, and
learn that II gives excellent satisfaction
! hope these prices will stimulate buai.
meas little IN New Mexico.
Very truly yours,
u. II. RuniSsos.
r-garla the cos, 81 fuel As any u the
western manufacturing towns. aud really
affords = great deal better prices than
many Il them. Those who have been
demanding cheaper fuel must now either
burn /, or admit that they did not need
very much After all.
With the fact assured that never will
the price 81 coal I've any higher than the
rates now given, We may confidently pro-
cerd a. call the attention IL manufacturers
leaking for location Ia the opportunities
that may be enjoy.d here by reason II
natural favorable advantages, and alro
those which from commercial point ui
view are equal ar superior Ia those which
in the past invited capital IA settle IN the
mil continent cities tina, have only gotten
about ten years the start of US.
The irrigation congr-as next fall will
bring IN this city vas, thrng Of people
looking for chance IA do something in
other lines besides irrigation, and We
must not forget To prcsen, IA them the
facts in regard TO cheap coal, iron, cop.
per, leHi. and vast array Of raw ma.
t.rials.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-29

The ArapAhoe Mining company has
tled articles Of incorporation with the
territorial secretary This incorporation
arr Wiley N. Weaver. W. 4. HoIswell,
Joseph W, walker and Joseph K. saint,
the directors being the hr,t three named
The company 10 organized for general
mining PURPOSES in Sierra county and
elsewhere In the territory, aud also tss
the purInss Of dealing In real estate, etc
and erecting and Operating reduction
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-29

Al the recent term Of court At socorro,
there were four on, Of seventeen men in
eligible for jurors. One man was taken
from his work at White Oaks, where he
was getting IS PER day, and brought to
socorro, $50 miles, nj cost of 81 To the
government, who was not . citizen Of the
United States.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-29
ehr,-tnias t.iGts.

The sAine Old question, which has prob
ably agitate,l the feminine mind every
December since the beginning II the
Christian era, says the New York World,
| II agi;ating II this year. How shall the
slender pocket lHrk, or the fat one either.
for that matter, b. made Ia purchase
gifts for the long lis, Il friends aud ac-
quaintancesf How shall the stores, te-m
ing as they arr with novelties. furnish
thirty 90 forty presents. which will rrAlly
plea-- their r.cipl.ntsi What can one
give Johnny. who has everything in the
| lin. Of toys. and what eau one give Mary
who cares for nothing but writing, HHd
whuse deck was yearr asu supplied With
all varieties ~ writing implements
What shall one give the servants and
til, husbands and all the other difficult
personsi
The woman who believes heartily that
II II vulgar Ia put any one who Ia not n
relative ur an intimate friend under Hort
of financial obligation by giving eIIenSivs
gIflr, has taken On. step towards sim
plifying the matter. Let gina lie ~
dainty and line As pnssihe, hut do not
give presents which suggeu, costumes
first and friendship afterwards.
The cushion Graz. has been blessing
Ia the Chris,hns.gift giver. Both men
and women receive them with Hratiiuh
Men, however, scoru the much. frilled AZ
fairs In which women delight, Men like
big cushions, stoutly cov.rsl, which can
be pounded and punched Ia their hearts
content. Ruiii.s. and puiIs, laeinga ami
emhIoidering they abh"r,
The book and picture shops are, 81
course, the 6nal resorts II those who are
perplexe,l 40 Ia what ~ give their ir;endr
Book are, as they say, always accept.
able" ami M are pictures. The
only caution 10 lie used In buying
them IL to he quite sure that ON. is NJ,
duplicating something already contained
IN hlr friends library or hung upon his
friends walls.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-29
An AissoSbtnR S,lyl.

There Is no such person As Santa
Claus, Is the-eP" asked . small girl Of
her mother.
Some folks say there IL not" was
the reply.
well, I don't care. don't like folks
who say there liant any santa Claus.
They never give any nice prescnts." ~
N. Y. Journal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-29

You can fool the doctors sometimes bu,
nAture--never,
When the kidneyr and bladder ara In
an unhealthy condition you feel the effect.
aud should moi rofnso the cry for assist.
ancs. Oregon Kidney Tea always affords
relief, aud . cure. Will restore these or
gans 10 . healthy condition In lass time
than any other remedy. Trial size psck.
ages, - cents, all druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-29
Bushie.'s Aru,ea naive.

The best sslvs In the syn-,d for cuts,
bruises, Sor-s, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sorss, tsttsr, ehappsd hands. chublains,
corns, and all skin srapti"nS, and posi-
lively cures pilss, or no pay r.Iuirsi. i,
In guaranteed N give perfect satisfaction
W money refunded. Price 20 cents per
box, For HAle by Dr.. Thos. X. Burgess d
SIN, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-29
(.Sla mil,

Major Llewellyn and Mr., Emerson Gee,
the builder Of the gold reduction works a,
the plscers near Anlmas pssk. cams
down from that camp Tuesday. They
say the mill is giving excellent satiafac-
tion and tina, their company will soon
build another .-Rincon SHAH.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-29
a slip

DR.. Thirdly wish you would hold
the missionary box until after Christ.
mas; I may want 10 send some things
Elder Berry-I know what you are
thinking Of; but they don't wear alp
pers In Alaska. Puck.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-29

Huston will 60 novth with ths rcmsiss
either Saturday or Sunday. Tue Gags on
the federal builiipg In this city arr 81 half
mas, ~ day, out q respect 70 The sss.osy
u The deceAsed ri PAso Herald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-29
sseash eS q s,sssuI.

United stasss Consul Huston dad a
1880 this morning, and the rsmAins wsrs
handed ovor 70 Mr.. Bsrrasn fos sabalm.
Ing preparatory 70 ship@sat bask 10 ill.,
nois fos iassrmsat. Ths usual export duty
of go WAS waived IN this e~ss BY he hsz.
loan custom house Aathsr,isa. and Mrs..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-29
A sssuss Assa treasure.

d. W, Fuller. 81 CanAjohrie, N. y.
says that he always keeps DR.. King q
New Discovery in the house and his
family always found the very hes. re-
suits follow 10 uss that ha would not be
without II, procurable. q. A. Dyke
man, druggist, CAtskill. N. ", sAys that,
DIR. Kings New Discovery h undon btsdly
the hest cough rernedyi tina, he has used
Il In his family for eight yearu, and l, has
never failed 70 do oil that 10 claimed
Tor Il. Why not Try . remedy ~ long
Dr. T. II. burgess d Sons, drug store.
Regular siss 800 and 100.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-29

". A. Mcclure. . well known citizen Of
Mckay, Ohio, Ia Of the opinion that there
n nothing as good for children, troubled
with colds or Group a. ChAmbsrlain's
Cough h"medy. He has used Il In hls
family Tor several years with tho best re-
suits and always keeps bottle II Il In
the house. Ai'sr having Ia grippe he was
himself with q severe cough He used
other rsasedies without bsnsnt and then
concluded 70 Wy the ehildren's medicine.
and N his delight II soon effected a per-
mAnsas cursi 60-osnt bostlas for ssis nv
r. II. burgess D Son, DruxEists.
Tvay fur slxun
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-12-29

Twsy for slgAs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-31
TITO MEN KILLED At WEST NfACA.

THEY WERE STRUCK BY THE WEST SHORE 5
CHICAGO LIMITED WHILE GETTING OUT OF
THE WAY OF FREIGHT TRAIN.
John Hunter. well-known citizen OF valley
Outage and Jacob Trucer of South Brooklyn,
were struck by the Chicago Limited Express, west
bound near West Nyack. on Saturday evening and
instantly killed.
Trucer, who is butcher in South BROOKLYN
was 20 be with Mr.. Hunter on New Years Day
md left train at the West Nyack station ME-
Hunter who lives about a mile north OF the sta
ton met Mr.. Trucer. and they started up the
track toward Mr.. Hunters home. After they had
passed n sharp in the road. they saw a
freight train coming the track on which they
were waking They hastily stepped to the next
track Just as the Chicago Express came aIong.
Before they could get out Of It's way both men
were struck and Instantly killed.
The train backed down. and the bodies were
picked up and taken to Congers. Coroners HART
r. Haverstraw and Ackerson. Of Rockand Lake,
were sent for, and an inquest will be held;
Hunter was thirty-fve years old. and leaves a
children In South Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-31
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of C"rtinndt and Deshr"sses ST..
A. VI. daily .dACcH CHJNh anu M.
mediate stations connections except sunday for fo l."
WILLIE and READING. oo,,,--rr, yr.u
s:l5 A. ": daily for GENEVA K0CHEHTEfK bS sad
principal and local points; dlifs car "
Suspenson Bridge Pullman Vestibu!e sleeper To
lilo A. NJ daily Tor MAUCH CHUNK and inter-
mediate points for Reading and Harrisburg
700 r. VI. daily. except Sunday for EINlitA ana AZ
intermediates stations for Pottsve and Read
ing, chair-czr Wnkesbare. $500. =,
4.l0 r. NJ daily except sunday f91 L. nm, sna
buffet paror to wkesbarre: connections for Potts
ago +. NJ. daily. Keep, Sunday. for SOUTH PLAIN
biS =. ". daily for Easton and intermediate stations
G'OU J.. ~. dy us, Pullman seep.r yesbued train
" TO Chicago Sleeper Buffalo and Toronto: connec-
tlons for READING and Harrisburg.
U3O p " daily. except Sunday. for Easton and inter
300 p. NJ. daily ror ITHACA GENEvA: Roc ,li:
West pullman sleepers Chicago and Buffalo Chair
Tickets and Pullman accommodation at 20; 2ei. sts
enf 2o3 Bioa way. I43 Bowery 81 East lfih St. lS
Fas, IoiH 1t. y: $50 Fulton St. 4 Court ST.. "
Droadway and BROOKLYN Annex. Brooklyn, n T..
TT, N Y Transfer Co. will call for and check baggage
from hotel or residence through 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-31
Jnstrnrflon
For Both Sexes.-City.

ITO THE EDITOR OF THE TRIBUNE.
Sir: may have omitted in my articles that 'he
best openings for young to-day are IN Inc line VI
stenographc work-not reporters necessarily D' "'
business stenographers 10 take letters spec''a'''
and other matter from dictation 1t Is ASTOUNDING h""
many men there who ten years ago were III '''e
habi, of writing their letters. now talk them anu
let somebody else do the writing great snare OF ''s
writing w done by girls but there are paces-and s"ou
o,os whore Young men are required. We have found
II very difficult To fill all such places that come TO US
for want OF the material II knew OF dozen soou
male serographers to-day, could place them WITHIN I"
49,,
would 3, no, he well for young men look at this
matter seriously and already qualhed to become
so as soon as possible? Rather than To leave the pu"c
I, such need would engage 10 educate q Few myself
We have the tedchers facilities and the disposition
,,- rro, take toe many but all apply Wednes-
day next will be considered and the better quahea 'ne
are the better. =. :. IANN-'HN'
New-Yorl Dec 30. 1894. lol ta'' -"'-.t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-31
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

ArcnA. Charles \ l.. to Jonn s'"nm". a2S I'd
,V- ,.iar, - = Victor Constant ct al. eN"cu-
80 = i,i.f-st .,p.d n " ~ iih-hVe years
Baldwin. Irene ~ t. Title "uaiahtr. anu l."S >
a. n -t'I.st 100 n . u Columbus ave- a."
Erarht Cathafine. 10 Harlem SAVINGS hAhh' "
corner C,uftiandt- ave and li?ih-st. J year
trustee. Wa-hington-avr. n 81 "'-
n'i.r william r. 10 David T. Oppcnhcimer. y
-. D. - .tsi n " ~ Central Park. West. y"hr.
ne" nm INNS j ar<l wife To- Smith williamson.
,N...utpr. o Catnbrcling ave. 1872 2 n ~ Pei
hain.tve. years. 5000. -. q. :.
Fin liclo"., an1 WE W 7t ~ -. n'9's 'y
en- william T.. and wife TO tarolln" IL Johhs"h'
~ l. Greene-St ! years. go .. -
llny Julia H. and another 10 Jacob \ telss'h-
lriucr ~ ~ West i2th-st. | year. 49,
unvard Jarvis 9. To- Thomas DAILY. n Both st.
TO Il g II Madison-avc. years. '.'..' 90
k,nrns Ellen. 10 Adam Weincnbach. l'-'-
II Ie5 II - ~ Wills-ave. ! years. -
Lennon Anna j. and another. To Jennie Herr
man. Columbus-ave. 1913 II OF "'th-s''
u.,,Ih.rd Henry. =, al TO United states Trust
GO New York 10 broadway years
Miuzeshclnrr Lazarus r. ct nj to Leopold Held
rnhclmcr n > 53d st. $50 " ~ 9h-ave. 2 years:
Sweeney William NJ 10 Charles w Woolsev ana
another. executors. 77th-st. 3i2 II OF
Avenue G. years ......... =
Smith Thomas. and wife to Alexander u John.
son Wooster-st Is. n Of Broome-st. ana
n = Sist-st 275 Il 81 3d-ave year. ....
Sweeney William NJ. to Elsie Patrick. SIS I'D
49, 80 Il g Of 3d-avc. years. ..,.....:..
seitz William. to Quackentush. 80 East
Thornton. Margaret f. TO Holmes & Philbrick. n
. Tooth ST. 20 n ~ +th-ave. demand.
I.pdlk. Fannie ct nj to the First National Bank
81 Yonhers. Y. SIS I4th-s' o62 II OF Co
Weed Sarah u. to Phineas o Davidson. s 6Sth-
st. los n ~ 4th-ave. ear.............''..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-31
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

pi,r. -. -. iis and 10. Leopold Heidenhem to
fnnni" Marx 80. - -, $50, =, oc,,oo.
f.fn strnme AMI wife g. charles \ J: Amend
.s,h p, n = Ito y . o., Matsln-us". 10 luN'sN,
is,-,.c. y, - = NJ Hugh + cullen to Am
ss.t..t M ~, n u Lexington ave. ipsl0o5:
Thomas Mcisushlia 30 Ei4airth ''ths,
Nu.-trr.sf 81 49,. md other J. perry - Par.
Th.fua. q smith ana Wiz o Alexander u Jphn-
~ % IS ~ and 80 East executors ~ Samuel
l. Isaac. - Samuel \ iaaHc~ - Al ....... ..-..
sane property, william s~eeny % Alfred Gut
rsft iqaae < g. John a King to Mary II KING
r,,i.. Is. 1896 q u Dcianceys 81. Il loSivo,
j. par San.~i and sarah Ehfich to Tobias
coum6ia',, X =. Mav Pelier AMI wife to
Acme n : ss3 n q idth-,t, 2dasss.
Charl~. = MeCabr ana wife 20 Frank Meper-
s,h ave- 81 - is part. Anna u Che-ver to
Elizabeth : a1e~vrr -. 80 ..,.
i,.rh - n > iD n " u ,ih-s,~ 2gsl@ u. and
Other propefv. = par i'""' ''''''" Az.
l.is'.st ~ ~ Iasf victor '"nTant - al 81
81 ift o. etc % clara Af'~ -. - :. -. =.
I'm l,. n " corner l3sfL Nri1.s; bertha
i.lst.-f ~ 80 West. \ a MO Teets 70 George
-, >'h'la.'sy. "a a. .-9 q u 1884 st. 2I7x
irregular. T. Thompson and VIE 10 MiIie'-
,,.rt ian ave . corner iis,h-st io.iIx2o.
Alexander Lvle AMI wife - Frances jenck.
i.l.,.sf . iOp n " q CplumhI--aNe 23Sl".Ii'
Alffei Goodscli and wife t. Alonfo Tee" ~,
and VIE To- John McLain ....... .
T.. a.. man section A. Nyse estate. 23l Ward
Land Involvement 80 - lawrenc" " hanrrVy
LIT al. same map. same to same ''''''''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-31
WEST SHORE r. K.

.,a.ns leave Wcs 42d 81. Station. New YORK.. as io'
lows and 10 minut earlier from foot Franklin ST.
::,:sO A. VI Daily. Local 10 Buffalo. ,.
b.15 A. ~. DAILY for Albany. cuca, syracuse foches,
ter isun.lo Niagara Fails. Detroit Chicago: except
Saturday To- nto. ,,, g..
1:In r. NJ Daily for Albany. Montreal. Utica. syra-
r'Se it,rerter Buffalo NIAGARA Falls Toronto. DC.
trot Cleveland. Chicago and 81. Louis ~ ,..
TAB r. NJ. Daily. except SUNDAY Tor UTICA Syrhcuse'
Rochester and Buffalo. - 49,.
Ter buffalo Ma ar, Fails. Toronto Detroit Cleveland
I time tables Of loca! trains parlor and sleep
fne-car accommodations apply city Offices brookyn an
New York and mt stations. Time tables AZ pr'ncipa
hoteI. For other information address
c. e. LAMBERT. General passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-31
| this year. Rates were only slightly CHANGED az
| prevailed at the following figures s"e

this year Rates were only slightly CHANGED ana
prevailed at the following figures guy
Sterling .~ sss s'ss ';ssSSss'x :s:s ss. ..x
Francs o.loh
peicbmarks 49,. ,,... 06ia a.,
Guilders 1V1 4OL
Gold to the amount of $S50,000 was con. =.
France yesterday, according to the Official st.,~ !"
ment. OF this amount, none was In bullion
RAILROAD EARNINGS
The Tribune has printed the gross earnIngs =,
thirty-eight railroad companies system. o.
the third week in December. OF the n,,r,ho-
twenty-elght companies return gains OF s2aa 7ss
or 66 per cent, and ten companies losses OF siss'
1872. or IA per cent. The total number shows =
gain of $7C276. or IL per cent The gross earn.
ings of fifty-four railroads for the second week in
December as printed in The Tribune last Mon.
day she wed a gain Of s691SS. or per cent Ths
following table shows the gross earnings Of
thirty-eight companies for the third week, COM
pared with the same week year ago.
Third week Dec lss 90 ls sz pnereD nc,
10 companes.... l,56l,s32 lSss.3io Dec. 1882 II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-31
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
ERIE L. / M C. S

IDI04su f4.ns ~ Ch.llt, al ~ Won .o4Fe 100
losk iOJ Of 'hamisia-4l. c--.y. 4s follows. A"4 I'VE
minute eaTl.,r frl-f N~at -i-st.
n.JS A. N.-Nt.r44.-l LHp.ras ffr Nnseiiy. beg
C'lC Aluion. E.mla. uIHai.. Bradford ani s~.a'
fI4r.q. I.rlr .
Onn \. VI -v..fnu,. Limited s1if train flr CIT.
O.UO cag, Via ,haHt44... Lake. arrives ci~reisni
SO a m. chi.as' ! . a. Hr'Pr' 10 'h''
cagl. Cleveland az cine rna'L h.t.ts AZ fl,
con IL. N.-BIrau Nesfliuir Express. arrives iENMo
O'')U \ n making direct connections f'f ifo!i.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-31
CHESS PLAY BY BROOKLYN EXPERT

Philip Richardson the Brooklyn chess expert, en-
tertained the members of the Brooklyn Chess Club
with a simultaneous performance on Saturday night
He won seven games. drew four and lost only one
game the performance lasting three hours. The de-
tails of the exhibition follow: