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Evening journal., 1894-09-21
CHESTER.
North End d Ia at New Castle.

TO morrow the lively North End Club,
OF Philadelphia, which won from Y Nj
20, A last Saturday, at Riverview. and
which has played very close games with
Rockford and Columbia A. @, will cross
bats with the latter club at Battery Park,
Nav Castle. end the batting order follows
Evening journal., 1894-09-21
Yesterdn,.a Lrarna 500

Yesterdays League Scores
Pittsburg, 10; New York, 3.
Boston, A Louisville 3.
Chicago. 20 Philadelphia, A
Cleveland, "a; Washington, 8
Evening journal., 1894-09-21
Gnlf nIatcl, Enllnd.

EEwPoRT, i. T., Sept. 2l.-The profes
sional golf match closed, William Camp
bell Of Boston winning the purse Of $3.50.
Evening journal., 1894-09-21
rsni1nr TvnIn.inn.

PINE BLUFF. Ark, Sept. si.-The boil
or Of q sawmin near Sulphur Springs ex-
piodod, killing an employees named Ward
and wounding four others.
Evening journal., 1894-09-21
80 mer.Arr.

- 0OD FARM WANTEn.--A FIRST RATE
gond view, ii offered low, can find 4 pur-
chaser House and outhuildings not re-
dpirement, but would add 70 It's attractive
uees Neigh oorhood Of Wilmington, Newark
or New Castle prefegred. Address. with par
iicnlars. $. &, LAWRENCE, Journal ofiles,
for next ten days
IFOR SALE-A FIRST~CLASs 10 ROOM
~ house, No. S3i Van Buren street. heCep-
ton hall, front and back porches A. Il.
F0R RENr,--A HOUSE. BARN AND II
~ acres of land on the Causeway, near the
Wiim na ton and Northern railrond tracks go-
Ing TO Delaware River Pier. Apply at No. l00
Maryland avenue.
Evening journal., 1894-09-21

Thompsons Sure Cure for Bone SPAWN
612 ratnall street.
Evening journal., 1894-09-21
PUBLIC SALE.

On SATURDAY, sEPrEGBEE ss, 1874.
on the premises. Sale to commence at s
o'clock y. IN.
Wilmington'S beautiful suburb, commands
irg view OF the surrounding country aud
station, on line OF the Market street and Cor.
don Heights electric railway, which IA ssh
directly In front Of this property. Ten min
ntes from Tenth and Market streets.
rare opportunity for investors or ANY one
desiring q lot to build upon, with no city
taxes. Tne property lying along the city line.
but utaide OF IL.
Ths city is growing ia this direction and
with the new Washington street bridge and
the development incident thereto, tn. sc lots
Will increase In value rapidly. The Baltimore
and Ohio railroad runs near the western
boundary Of this property.
Go and look At these lots before the sale.
stop IN and we will take you out, or W. r.
Polk N on the premises, and will show them
II you VIII examine this property you viii
surely attend the sale
TERMS Five per cent. casa within three
days Of sale, balance d weekly payments Of
81. DISCOUNT Of per cent allowed III all paid
ul per cent allowed on each lot Nlbere q
house is erected II the value OF $500 within
four months Of day of sale Free car will
leave Eighth and Market streets At A
O'Clock y. IN. Settlements 20 be made by fol.
lowing Thursday. the 2lth instant, at noon. oi
sale may be declared void. at option Of seller
Taxes for 1854 paid by seller.
For plots or further information call upon
II. l.. EVANS e. co,
Eighth and Market streets.
Agents Wawaset Land Company.
Evening journal., 1894-09-21
nEGIsrER's ORDERS.
- EGlsTER's ORDER.
REaIsTERls OFFIrE.

REGISTERS OFFICE.
New Castle County Del September %, 1894.
Upon the application OF Charles O. Heisler,
administrator Of GeorRe Allen, late OF New
Castle hundred, in said county, deceased, IL ts
ordered and directed by the Register that the
administrator aforesaid give enctioe Of granting
flLetters Of Administration upon ths estate OF
the deceased, with the date Of granting thereof,
by causing advertisements to be posted
within fOrty day from the date Of such iettera
in six OF the most public places of the counts
OF New Castle, requiring all persons having
demanda against the estate 20 present the
same. OF abide by an act OF Assembly in such
case made and provided; ana also cause the
some "a be inserted within inc same period
in the Evening journal. newspaper pub
lisbed ~ Wilmington, Del, and 20 pc Com
tinued therein three weeks, Co. o. az
Given under the hand and seal
--A-- OF Office OF the Register aforesail
at Wilmington. IN New castle
L. S. County aforesaid. the day ana
year above written.
- j. WILKINS C00CH, Register.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that Letters olApmln-
tstration were in due form OF law granted unto
the undersigned, on the twentieth day 81 sep
tenber A b., 1924, ana that all-pefaons having
claims against the estate ot the deceased must
present the same. duly attested, 20 the said
administrators on or before the twentieth day
OF Septemb mber. 1895, or abide the Act OF Assembly
in such case made and provided.
CHARLES q. HElSLEk,
Administrator.
Address, William II. smalley, Esq.,
Wilmington. Delaware
Evening journal., 1894-09-21
Reduced Rates to International Cricket
MTafph

The Pennsylvania Railrosd Company
announces that September p. % aud "a
excursion tickets will be sold from VIII
mineton 20 Haverford, Pa and return on
account of the international cricket match
at reduced rates, including admission to
the grounds.
Evening journal., 1894-09-21
Rockford,s Last Came Here.

The Rockfords will play their last
game Of the season next Saturday, with
the Allen Gray Club. Of Philadelphia
Game called at o'clock. Batting order
follows:
Evening journal., 1894-09-21
ALLEN GRAY.
ROCkFORp

The Rockford and Allan Gray have
met twice this season, each club winning
one game. The first game was won by
the Allen Gray, score 3 to 2; the second
by the Rockfords score 5 to 2 The
game will be benefit rendered to Um-
pire Gallagher for his efficient services
during the season.
Evening journal., 1894-09-21
Yeslerda,ls Attendance
Record of the CInba.

To-day's League Schedule.
Baltimore at st. Louis.
New York at Pittsburg
Boston at Louisville.
Philadelphia at Chicago
Washington at Cleveland.
Evening journal., 1894-09-21
ETTT D7S DO NOT DO MUCH
A v AAA| ~ TALKING"

he prices they do
GRAND SEPTEMBER OFFERINGS Ma
wil FUlDS 4
N II
Evening journal., 1894-09-21
NEW YORK.

PassengeT Elevator runs all nIght.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31

rae ceehisi s.s Ass-ssers.e sssi.
road Csmpsny ~

The ceehsti asa Ass.ssersve sssi-
reaa Csspssy -
Denver " waking M IN the Importance
81 the Ccchiti rninea. ani has organized .
rniiroad company 10 build line ffum R.-
Ianola via the mines h Aibulueriu.,
The incorpora,orr arr Il. W. Holmes. W,
r. Barbour. y. W Moffatt, A. Kuaebei
AMI Y W. Warren. Mr.. kna.bei 10 the
ann ~ J. n. knaelcl, the we'll known at
torn"y representing Mr.. joel p. whitncy's
interests In the Canada de Cochit grant.
sp-sking u this ent-rpris. the Dvnver
News says:
1.-THE organization ~ . railway com.
the Cochti mining district In northern
New Mexico, is Suggestive ~ the fac, that
Denver has good deal ~ interest In the
succeas ~ these new discoveries.
This new district lies on the Rio
Grande about thirty.av- miles south II
Eapsnola. ar about half way between Es.
pamela and Albuquerque. From the pros
pecting possible at this season of the
year and the assays that have been made
the district IN rich In gold as we'll ~ In
silver, while the veins are brad and car
~ large babies - ore. There has already
l'e-n large immigration 10 the district,
anil ~ usual. there are many Colorado
men there, the nry discoveries being not
many miles south of the state line Santa
fe and Albupuerlus merchants are com.
peting for the
rRApK Nv TIM CAMP.
THE discovery u gold at this particu-
lar point is liable IA result In the extern
sion ~ the Rio Grande road frnm ~.
pamela 10 Albuquerque. n contamination
that the press ~ Denver and Albuque. iue
has long urged The business which this
new camp would bring 10 the Espanola
branch ~ the Rio Grande would b- very
large, and At once make II = moes prN,iit-
able portion IL its narrow gauge system.
The construction of n line down the Rio
Ora nde can be done at the minimum II
cost.
at will I've notrsl. therefore, that " this
Cochi,i camp pans out nearly M well ~
u Promises To, II will have . markel in
huence on the prgress II the San Luis
valley, and ~ northern New Mexico, as
we'll IA IN giving 10 Denver and Albu-
guerqus . railr'~A extension that both
cities have long needed"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31

men. psvry wos shos In The right side
sbout two insksa beicv The nipple. The
hall rNrnn6 upwsri aud i~igcd under
th~ vi9hS shosfder. This wouh secm to
IsASsi2s thss Perry hrvd 6rrt, aud that
Cheev<e VS. falling backward when he
ered the bullet that struck Perry. Perry
ran back ,o The Ior,ofiice aud tcok refuge
IN The RON whence lie emerged to meet
Chcevcs when | arrivcd the house was
closely guarded by citizens. I went In
and arrested him, but ss there were
bOnes broken the doctor advised me 10
leave him th-re. which dd an-r placing
u guard over him. His wounds will no,
prove fatal"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31
A TIP THAT FAILED.
The walter Was too joyoas TO ne Very
Successful

The waiter Was too Joyous TO Bs Very
successful
II IL not always tho man with tho
most swagger suit OF clothes who
dispcnscs ofThand generosity.
IL was this modern axiom which
was brought home With crushing
force. 10 q waiter In u French table
d'hote restaurant In New York.
With q shiny, bell-crowned silk
hat, long.d uble breasted coat, latest
pattern trousers. spats and patent
feathers, heavy swell walked
pompously In A smiling Gallo
ham In q good position He served
him obsequiously. Iced his red vine
70 perfection, served the different
courses at the proper temperature
and winksd glssfully ~ tito other On.
vious walters
lie Was sure Of . big Zip
Aiter tho meal was finished the
servltor chased sfter . hftocn-ccnt
cigar. paid the bill and brought bac K
the change In suggestive ten-oent
pieces. He struck . match and prof
Tered . light, stood upon his tiptoes
and helped the customer on With his
clothes. and ell the while his smile
grew expsnaive
Then the s~aggsr diner began to
gather up his change. He took
every dime from she plata. and. the
customary Zip not remaining. the face
Of tho Gaul began 20 shrink. His
smile began to brosden ~ tho diner
paused aud ran his fingers through
his little change pocket, and . wide
grin endangered his oars a. . glovsd
hand reached toward his itching
palm. into which foil two eoiss His
6ugers closed eagerly, aud. bowing
obsequiously. he saw the gaest do
part
A. this point no looked OF his
hand.
Chagrin and mortiaoation chased
each other across his mobile physt-
ognomy. Strange gutterAl sounds
| srickied through his tooth His face
grew rod. and with q bursting. split
ting. Partisan oath he hurled the
coins from him and plunged through
q doorway Into the Kitchen
His tip had bsen two copper pom
| mics.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31
rwE G~Lnsn MsLasSs
rte Caase - the Asisisg % Cheeves
asa ahssslsG se Perry.

rte Csase % the Asistsg Of chesves
ssa ahssslsG 81 pevry.
Txz Crrixxs Of lass FsidAy gave brief
sccoun, of the tragedy ., Golden Thur
day. being unable IN secure particulars.
The dreadful affair occurred In santa Ps
aous.ty, and the following account 10
clipped from ths New Merriam:
Sheriff Cunningham returned from
Golden this morning having under ar.
rest one Daley, Susaso Ortiz AMI two
othsrS. whom he landed In jail on the
charge Of petty thigvsry.
The sheriff also left uadsr close guard
at Golden. Al. Perry. who yesterday shot
aud killed JAMES Chssves, ths we'll
known miner. The shssiR ssid:
81 starred from 0oidsn yesterday asssr-
noon with this four inen and had gotten a.
far ~ Cerrilsos when I was overtaken
nc $50 u. 10. by runner mona Goldsn
who insnrmed mo that Q muNies had
beeu committed AZ 0oidsa. I went haak
aud found the town Wild with sxeissBset,
and many indulging In threats Of lynch
ing.
Golden with thu ibur prisonoss Al. Perry
shot and instantly killed jAmes Cheeves,
who also ared and woaedsd Perry. The
murder occurred about . hundred feet
from tbs poatoffiee.
v.Ths murder was the result AZ . loas
standing bitter feeling II Perry towards
Cheeves. Il sesms that Perry h ths In
ilmate frisnd Of mAn named Goodman,
whom Cheevss shos ID fur tunes sew
month"; ago. acsasing him Of intimacy
| with hrs. Chsevss
..Bolb men are minsrs. bas Cheeves was
known IN q good-casufed. harmless tsl.
low. while Ferry he's sbs sepasssios a
l,sing Q hard eharscser. Lase Saturday
night srsy drsw . gun % . ian named
Downs q : dance aud counpslssd Mn Il
rive up his ssasa and buggy. 81 shs sans
time telling him THAI be had aottM a
hill kiE iust Sos fau. s4
s.Fwgsy had taid ssysrAl parties that ts
wss guSsx 70 kill Chssvss. He pulled q
qua u tks prsesnes a 0ns man and ssid
ia shss 6uss ] an guias W kill thai
----- - 80 ------ uhssvsa. Cons over AM
go klls an ckseves heard this and
dstsrmissd 10 60 psry about ".
''Chssves uene 40 sbe postot1cs a. soI
don yestssfsY ed ssksd n Perry va.
thsrs upoa t91nx aasvsssd\ I'm (hs e
nrnasivs Chseeos asksd 10 sss hin
Pspvy caHs oae a = posn bach of IN
puslofIiee and ~ ts0 sssn walked out q
a. possofiies SaesSksv. TSsy hsa sons
sbesi 100 yards vaIss tArsM sAess ssr
COHESIVE. ell dseA asn . bsllss wh.el
slEssk kim abcas he ssases ~ Ne ahdo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31
rsem xcsd.s's D~ilp.
a nnsnnnirr mansaa.

Brovn, . news agent on Ia nsnis We
rusd betvcrn Kansas City and - Psso,
y want-n for smuggling cixnrs scrcss
fum hesico into the Unitcd eisfes. IA
The No. paesengrr train was entcring
ki pssc last Saturday sf,.rpopn. Bruwn
spied government officers, vho were amer
hlm, and b. leap-~i fur th. train and has
not yet been apprrhendcd O6leer Land.
81 the cussorse bouso. N Psso. came ou
70 Albuquerque saturday usTht. and
when The train frum the south arrived
lsst evening he searched every coach en-.
Iectlng ~ hnd his msn. but Brown was
noe on hoard. Another officer from ~
Psso h now IN the city, who will watch
The trains from the ~uih In the hops III
capturing Brown. Mr.. Land re,nrne'i "a
vi paso this morning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31
MERE IN CHAINS.
cLEsER wonK or osyicsR srnAcnAr.

Officer u. X. s,rachsn. az 0silop. anil
Cade selvy, special ofRcer On The Atlantic
h Pacific, arrived in the city frm the
west Tuesday, On The No. psssen-
ger train. having In ohsins and sscureiy
handcufred. ,hrcc ssrapping Zig Navajo
Indians, the alleged murierers of ID. NJ.
smith. merchant and Ipdisu trader At
Defiance.
Officer strachsn, when he first took
hold 70 the case and bsgzn IA investigate,
(ss has b-en previously mentioned In
THu CirxHs) was oonvinccd. from his Ia
miliari,y with thu Navsjos. that the hor.
rible bu,chery II old man Smith vas the
work ~ members II that tribe
Amer being notified II the killing ADD
the manner In which Smith had met his
death, Lieut. Plummer, the Navajo
agent. wru,e letter To Officer str.chan
stating that be was under the impression
that the crime was not committed by any
member u his wsri, for they do no, cut
throsts."
Th,. An, mn. 4, An. ,..., ..,.. An. ON
car % hnn,sh f,,m his mimi ,b., An. d...
tsrily deed was committed by Indiana,
.rd a. fo.,h., .,S.n.,h.r M. h.,,., n. IN.
,.rr,,.,.d an trd,., hov. who,, smith
had n,,,,.,,v -.,...d .ra ,,h,-. cam N.
b.,w.sn &. lin, and n,6.,c. .nd or,,,
IN. how .,c,Y,,.,oed tina, ,hr,s q, t,,, In.
diana. With . Ia. ~ ,i.,o,.. ..v.r., br,d,..
and other Articles. Lnown % have h.sn
kan, a, IN. .,oyr Of smith v., a, nj,
cam, q. m. mo,niny sollov,ny IN. ,nnr.
i,r
Tn. oa,,.r the, communicates, nj. AR.
,,.. ,.,,., % H., p,,u,.r ..a Az.
u.n,.n.n, cam. ON a. o.,,nn ,.., Th,r,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31
from ru-siay's Daily.
CONCEnr Aan Sail.
tie Essertssnsest 90 the ~. se~epb
Ustsn . arasa na~ee.s.

tic katersssnHest 90 the ~. Se~eph
Usisn . erasa nseeess.
Las, evening. the ~. Joseph Union,
Assisted by the Ladies' society ~ the
Church q immaculate Conception. new
town, gave q very delightful concert and
bali at the Armory hall. and one Of the
largest crowds tina, has attended any
entertainment at the hall this season was
present. In fact, there were IN many
on the floor. when dancing commenced.
for comfort, bu, s,ill that usually diaa-
grceable feature had no tendency 10
mar the enjoy ment or pleasure of any
person present.
At 9ib O'Clock. Manager Ruppc called
his orchestra together aud the hrrt picc.
on the program was admirably ren.
dered, with Miss Josie Harris ~ first
violin. The orchestru In CONFESSED, be.
sides Mr. Rupp-, of Prof ID. Mauro.
Elias Armijo, James and Robert Drvine.
Don Strong, Lourie Malta, with Miss
Ada hawthorn on the piano. and Mis-
Josie Harris.
The next pi.c. was = piano solo. "Con.
cert Polka" by Miss HAWTHORN, aud the
lady received hearty applause on her fine
playing.
This was followed by a violin solo,
"swanec River and Variations" ft,pm
Prof. ID Mauro and Miss Harris. and the
strains from that old time song brought
forth generous applause from the crowd.
The orchestra rendered In grand style.
IA Mascot" which was followed by n
violin Duet, Angel sereuade." from
two little children, Miss Annie and Mas.
ter Miguel Paliadino.
The guitar Duet, Crystal Waves"
from Profs MAnxo and Devine, was
highly pleasing.
The musical part II the entertainment
closed with q violin solo. Carnival Of
Venice" from Prof. Di Mauro. AFTER which
the seats were cleared and dancing an-
nounced
The grand march was led by o. N.
MArrun, clerk IL the Second district
court, and Mrs. N. q. Collier. wife OF the
judge Of this judicial district.
Afser dancing until ~ O'Clock. the
happy gathering pastook Of an elegant
supper, prepared and arranged by the
Ladiss' society, sftsr which dancing was
resumed and continued until . o'clock
this morning.
The oosumittses who had charge II the
entertainment were a. follows:
On srrangrments-B. Ruppe, chair
man, o. N. Maroon. G. y. Kirster and T /.
Y. Keishsr.
Reoeption--N. Z Collier. chairman |,
J. r Armiio. T. y. Kslsher, Felix Baca
and l.. T. Delaney.
Fioor-MArtin Tisrn-y. chairman; o.
N. Marion. John Layton, G. Y. kirs,er
and p. Murphy.
Frank Kresmcr dictated ~ caller In
good style
When several pieces on the program
had been rendered. . silk tile was poked
through the door into the hall aud some
body In the crowd. sitting near the re-
porter. muttsred ''shoot that hat" just
thsn the hat moved. ami 10, and bsholdi
underneath was our distinguished judge,
N. Q. Collier. The man, observing that
be had committed gross contempt by
his remark. disappeared down through q
| -. I. A k.,l. In sha arc. ana a n. ssl.
aud Clarence Hudson were unable 10 hnd
him at any time during tho remainder a
ahs asSsrt q iasusnt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31

The Holianders are perhaps Of all
the Northern peoples those who
smoke the most. writes the 1athor
Of ..Hollsnd and is People" The
humidity OF their climate makes IL
almost q nscessity. and the very mod
crate cost Of tobacco renders u 90.
cessible TO all To show how deeply
rooted 10 tho habit IL 10 enough 70
say that tho boatmen Of the
trskshult the aquatic diligence OF
Holland. Measure distances by smoke
From here. they say. 70 such-and-
such q place u 10 not 90 many miles,
but so many pipsA When sou eater
o house. after she arst salutattous.
your host offers you . cigar; when
you take leave. he hands you an
other.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31
POLsrsC- IN ROSA asa
Hea, ~ "a. s'ru~e-. Atrs :stnssess -
rtrsng Language
LAS CRUCES, N. NJ, March 22d.

rtrsnG Language
Las CRrCxs. N. NJ, March 22d.
Edltor Citizen.
The prospects 81 the rep1blican party
IN bona Ana county are very promising
this year under wise leadership and =
c,,rrvci management. The republicans In
our county are stronger to-day than they
ever have bcen. The people are very
much displess-d with the present power;
two years ago our pcople were blindfold
cd by the so.ca.l~i Peoples party ticket
They nov know that such party does
mo-, esis, In our county and will undoubt.
~ily fall hack on their protective party
The Peoples party was comIoss-i u dem.
ocratr and few dissatisfied republicans,
who are nov glad to hnst under rrpnbli.
can colors. Your correspondent while In
conversation with q prominent democrat
and nov an Office holder. was told that he
would no, Join In any party and would be
en,,r~ly out of politics. This gentleman
IL, and has been, O democrat all his life
time, but is now ashamed of the work oi
his own party. This gentleman very
we'll knows that the Democratic party 10
dead and the Peoples party has been
killed by the death of the democrats
party. Republican doctriue will nd
doubt rule again. Tho republicans have
proven that they sre the party 70 manage
our country and for the beneht Of the vot.
ers. The republican party 10 not managed
by any one man - the opponents claim
How then 10 Il mAnsgcdi II IL managed
by ,ts wiss leaders, honest actions and
honorable men throughout the entirs
country. while on the other hand each
and every county 10 managed by one Ger
tain man 10 whom they look - an infAlli
bls democrat. Does the former party cot IL
behalf II the people or their oflicsholdcrs
They act In behalf Of each and every eiti
ZEN, while the latter act IN behalf Of tws
or ,hrvs. This county win sst the e.am
pie.
The board of rexeuis Of the Agricultur
al college II composed ofthree democrats
namely, Thomas Bull. Demetrio Chave
and J. d. ". veedsr. and two repabli
cana. J. r. MeFie and Robert Black. Il
the case Of Hsiiey and AcCrea. Oh
hoard was presented with application
from men who have world wide reputa
tion a. educators. when tho questio
came up. Messsv. Bull and Chavcs wer
looking sftsr the in,crcst of the demccrA,
ie party. Mr.. veeder, knowing the under
hand work which was going on. refuss
10 act with them, ~ he saw the sawis
action whish they had taken. Then Nj
Bleak. thinking he might become dssn
ccrst some day, sac d 10 Join thu ands
hand yovk Of Tho democrats and 70 vote
with shem. From ,his the readers Of Chi
Artisis viii 6nd for themselves wbsshs
the people act for themselves whether th
olRssAnidsrs sea for them. In this cAs
they actsd Sor chs bsneat of q certain Il
cruess paper giving 10 all the colleg
p<insing. notwithstanding I has all n
court and seuniy printing. They are Nd
aaiisasd With Ibis Only but are seekia
sns the nescply AZ ths whole coan,rJ
T'hs doctrins of the dsmnuraiic party
moaoply and fsss trade. yours,
- REx
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31

When Mr.. Goschen was chancellor
Of the exchequsr and all alive with
HE scheme for tho Introduction OF
one. pound notes, he met Mr.. "nughis"
Drummond al dinner one evening
"Hughie" Was introduced - Q bsnk'
sr's soa and q member OF the stock
exchange. and Mr.. Gosehen st once
began 70 question him ~ 20 whst
that Institution thought Of HE idea
OF the paper money. 'Oh. No don't
thiuk much OF L." replied Mr..
"iiughia" ''Indsed. and Why not.
prayf" asked Mr.. Goscheu. somewhat
taken absck well, you 500. you
can toes With . sovereign. but .
fiimsy 10 no good 70 anybody
ArROnAut
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-03-31
Cerrissss s,uiisnxs.


kun 'ks Hastiss.
Geo ". North q Co have eomplstsd
heir contract for building The csmessry
sncs and have recsived thar monsy,
)1Ss.5s.
Unsis John Cam cslebtassd his 7lsa
irthday few days ego and h . good,
salthy chunk Of . lad yet. Uncle John
as one Of ths pioneers 70 Calisbsuia In
Bls.
Miss Mary flynn, sistsr-in.law 81
phas. Clcsson, 10 Waiting Csrrillos from
raIifornis AMI vii: remain spr some time.
Lao. voslksr, who IL minsraicgiss,
Will 60 70 the Dolores district. whsrs be
Ftll Investigate the old placsrs. Mr.
Foslssr has had several specimens Of dir,
ION that vieiaisy and sppssss 70 be n.
forably imprssssd with the oatlook.
Tom Burns and Dave Fiahrity srs q
Pshs 70 . enish with skin tight gloves o,
8sst's hell. Saturday nighs. March sist
y catch weights. fnr s950 . side and I'll
pate rsssipta. These msa ere hcsA hs.vy
lFsigAss and win enter the ring 81 sbo@'
so pounds each.
Tho Csrrillos Browns gave thsir danes
p Hurt's hall. seeoriing 10 snnoaucs
lnsa,, last Friday night and Il vas bsil
piaat saeocss IN every respect, sxosp
The crowd was ioyiAi, guos