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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-13
DrArH or Mr.. BoNAFANTf.
A WelIKnown Norfolk Man-''P''
gins Sails for the Oyster Gr"nh"s.

NORFOLK. VA, March E-Speo'"'
los. G. Bonfanti. a noted sporting ma"
Of this city. died tonight. after a sno''
illness. with Bright's disease. MI; BON "nd
eanti was about sixty-dve years oIu "ae =
was well known in all the large ci,les
he country. lie leaves a cohsiu'Ia"''
fortune 10 his only sister.
Mr.. Frank r. Phillips VINO UNI T.
Gently held an important cierkshlp ~
,hn citv nost-onlce. which ne gave up on
account of declining health. died at me
home Of his father, in Brambieton, las5
night. He leaves a wife, a Rlchmohu
ADV and one child. Mr.. Philips was
thirty years old. choa
CAPTAIN W. T.. Hudgins. Of the Chesa-
peake. has gone TO Tangiers lsianu ~
drive Maryland oyster pirates from ""
ginia grounds. ,h
Messrs. Norman C.Butterheld and Joseph
Richard. of Detroit. Mich, designers anu
builders of boats. have located here Tor
the purpose Of establishing a boat build-
ing enterprise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-13
AyIRGINIAN nm, HIMSELF.
NJ N. spooncr, Of ,nnrIottesviile, Va, Puts
BuII.r In His Right Eye.

BALTIMORE. March IA well-dressed
man committed suicide III Druid Hill
Park this afternoon. lie had been shot
in the right eye. lie was removed to the
Maryland General Hospital, where he
died fifteen minutes later.
Papers in his pocket showed that his
name was NJ. NJ. Spooner. and that his
home was Charlottesville. Va. He was
about thirty-six years Of age. and had a
gold watch and chain. siS.46 In money. a
diamond ring. gold sleeve buttons and
cravat pin. There was nothing TO give
any clue to the reason for the self
murder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-13
Miss BeyIard TO We'd Mr.. j. l.. White.

BALTIMORE. MD, March l2.-Foi-
lowing closely upon the issuance Of thu
marriage license to Mis- Lorise H.. Morris
and Mr.. Frederick II. Gebhard. society
is treated 10 another surprise by the an
npuncement OF the ei eogement of Miss
Sophie Beylard to Mr.. Julian Leroy
White.
Miss Beylard lives at the Chateau l.
Rabodauges. near Falaire. in Normandy,
where Mr.. White IS now on a visit. nj
her mothers residence. Her father was
Or. Beylard. Of Paris. and her mother
was a Miss Richie. Of Boston. Miss Bey-
lard has many relatives in this country.
Air. White is very prominent in social
End business circles In Baltimore. He first
met Miss Beylard In Paris.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-13

dozen or fifteen curious females are nor.
mitted 20 90 behind the scenes. ana
feel his muscles.
They pinch his big arm. AS 10 h,r,.
loosely by his side. and declare that r Ia
as smooth and as soft as their own. Thar
he tirhtens up his muscles until they sr.
as hard as steel. and the ladies iab tha-
fingers against The stinensd mas.
slnows, just as they would jab the breast
bone ~ "A goose when markcsing. TI.n
thcy aamiringly cry. "Oh. my"
Sandow smiles pr~aciousiy. md gives
them all am opportunity 90 fol.
When lovely woman stoops 20 folly.
Far % carthWard does She how.
Nations and maids declare Il folly
Pinch.ng, poking big Sandow.
Philadelphia Hotel Reporter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-13
Reduction of Worth CAROLINA Cotton Crop.

NEW YORK, March PA special to an
evening paper from Raleigh. y. c.. says:
a number Of the leading cotton holders
of this city who have relations with
the growing crop by reason Of the ar
~rangements they made with many Of
the farmers for extending credit for sup
plies. say that they are assured hat
there will be a reduction in the cotton
acreage in this section Of from ten 10
twenty per cent. this year. A similar
statement was made last spring, but the
receipts Of cotton at his market so far
show an increase Of nearly 5000 bales
over that of the same date last year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-13
Iron Gate Notes

IRON GATE. VA. March l2-Special-
The puddle-mill department Of the roll
Ing mill and spike works here closed down
saturday on account OF strike. due TO no.
tice OF reduction i'm price for pudding
About one hundred and fifty men are out
OF employment.
George j. Anderson. of Richmond. form
erly cashier of the Iron Gate Bank. was
In town yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-13
A NEW COMMTSSIONER.
Orange Democrats Congratulate the Times
Upon its Efficient Work.

ORANGE. VA. March 12-Special.-
Jesse Ham has been appointed by Judge
Morton to mn the uneNpired term OF
commissioner Of the revenue. occasioned
by the death OF Mr.. Ben Rawlings.
The adoption of the Australian ballot
Is hailed with delight. and The Times IS
congratulated for accomplishing it.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-13

s,,,v days. Among the twelve was tnat
- Trancis Pidtado. an alleged dynamiter'
brother of the Spanish Consul to san
Domingo. The consul himself was eject
cd from the island without recourse 70
anv of the diplomatic formalities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-13

rldridge went home. secured a gun. anu
returned and fred upon Allen. Eldrluse
Is quite youthful. being not more man 80,
teen. A warrant has been Issued LOT IT'S
arrest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-13

Sandow, the strong man. who is lis
playing his marvellous museulaiity IN
New York fer $1,000 per week. has a
wonderful fascination for women. After
his performance at Roster & Balls, a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-13
A Negro Boy Shot and Seriously Wounded

BUCKINGHAM c. IL, VA, March L.
H2eciai--kid' Allen. "a negro youth
twelve years OF age. was seriously il not
fatally. shot by Willis Eldridge yesterday
afternoon IL seems that they became
<asolyed In a quarrel while fishing and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-13

Court begins here to-day. Judge shuford
presiding The STATE has sixty-six csses
on the docket. and there are forty-two
civil suits. There are fourteen prisoners
i'm Jail awaiting trial. Court Will continue
10 the end OF the week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-13
The ADMIRAL SURRENDERS.
Da Cana, The Rebel Leader, Lays D0Wl
His Arms Against Brazil
HIS FOLLOWER, GUARANTEED SAFETY
And He IL Accorded an Asylum on Board
the Portuguese vessel-The War
Virtually Ended.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., March 12-The
State Department received two important
dispatches from Minister THOMPSON. at
Rio. this evening.
The first one stated that Admiral SAL
danha Da Cana had offered through
the Portuguese naval commander to sur
render on condition that he and his fol-
lowers should be guaranteed safety. This
message was brought to President
Peixoto by the Portuguese officer in
person.
The Conditions Accepted.
Peixoto's reply is not given, but II Is
inferred from the second dispatch OF
Minister Thompson, received two hours
later than the first. that the terms were
favorably received.
According to the second dispatch, Ad-
miral Da Cana had left his ship and
gone on board the Portuguese vessel as
an asylum.
Secretary Gresham understands from
the dispatches that the war has virtually
ended, anu IS ErHtllled tHdl 'H'
has been reached in time to avoid fur
Their blOodshed.
Mendonca Gets the News.
Minister Mendonca said tonight that
he had received information fully In ac-
cordance with hat Of the state De
partment, but giving no further partic-
ulars.
Did This Force the Surrender
RIO DE JANEIRO. March E.-Ihe
representatives of the foreign powers
were formally notified yesterday by the
Government that active operations
against the fleet Of insurgent vessels IN
Rio bay would be resumed At the eXpira-
ton OF forty-eight hours. The posi-
ton taken by the Nictheroy, Destroyer,
and Aurora. between Fort st. John and
Sugarloaf Fort, is regarded as indicating
the beginning Of hostilities with the bonn
bardmcnt of Fort Villegaignan. The other
vessels of the feet-the America. Par
nahyba. and the five torpedo boats-are
lying at the entrance to the bay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-13
Aiamance Court.

GRAHAM. n. c.. March Especial
The spring term OF Alamance Superior
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-13

Minister Mendonca said tonight that
he had received information fully in ac-
cordance with that Of the State De-
partment, but giving no further partic-
f4H,rr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08

base ball In Las veeas against amateur
teams from Albuquerque. socorro and
SAINTS fe morv than twelve years ago, was
organizing u team ~ oh plsy"rr ~ ,ha,
time, picking them ~ from the towns
named above, AMI would pu, his team
against any younger club In the territory
II Wa. undcrrtoI that the old players
were NOD 10 de- any practice work, hut a.
soon 40 Benz amin decided Ia play shinick,
the latter immediately took . ten mile
run down to Islcta and back, and since
then has been using dumb bells and
Indian clubs regularly, Benjamin fnund
Oh, that shinick was practicing, and =
letter TnE ClrEKs received yesterday
from Al. Quinlsy, 81 Las Vegas, gives the
information that Capt. Benjamin Ia train.
ing every day. taking runs IN the hot
springs and hack, and 10 getting in or.
cellcnt condition. Quinley states tina, the
captain has boas,ingly announced that
he tBsnjsmin) will prove the tastes, man
On the diamond field when the game
comes off II IL the wish 81 the capta in
tina, he be allowed to play his club
against the winners u the base ball tour.
nsmen, Of The fair
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08
The Prtaeipai Boards.

The county comm ission-rs met yest-r.
day afternoon a. the court house aud AL.
pointed the precinct boards of registra.
ton. The following are the principal
precincts;
No, IL, AlbupuerIue--C. Y. Meyers. b.
Ruppe and ". W. McClsllanj a, Posrs
hardware store.
Precinct 10. Old Albuquerque Manuel
Springer. c. u. Murphy and Tomas c.
Mon'oya; board To select place.
No. 30, Albuquerque-R. Is. Myers,
W. J. Dixon aud Ed Medler; At X. Il.
Myers siorc.
Precint n, Gallup. X Brown, Jos.
Boyle aud J. J. kesgAni board 70 select
place.
Precinct 30. GSllup--Jobu c. Spears.
J. p. Lan,z and ". y, kuchsub becker
board to selcct place,
Precint 80. Cochiti-wm. Harris, Chas.
Parton and l, sandovaij board TO sslsc,
place.
Precinct 81. RAgi.--w. Coiington. John
BorrodAile and ihos. O. kiinei board Ia
select place.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08

third. Third event, ten live birds Glib.
con, hrssi Moore. second xruss, third.
The Albuqusrque representatives ~.
turned 10 the city last night. and state
that the Gsllupiies treated them royalty.
They say that q rain there yesterday
afternoon delayed the game II bass hall
between the Gallup club and Fort win.
gate team. bu, just - the train moved
from the depot. for the north. at . p. m,
the rain had ceased and the crowd, with
the hall players started for the grounds
Harry McCue and Johnny Hitchcock.
two members Of the Browns base ball
club, were at Gallup yesterday 10 witness
ths game Of ball, hu, fearing that they
would be disappointed on account ~ the
rain returned home on the delayed No. Z
last night.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08

smith cottages, he leaned 70 ons aide o
the buggy. supposedly, our informant
thinks, Ia yet better peep At two he-
w''ching ryes. when the buggy tipped
over aud the we'll known money .lo.nsr
and h'"ker fell Violently Ia the ground.
TIL" h"rre. strange 10 rotate, came u a
sudden halt. Several ladies IN the s,r-et,
Who were eye-wi,n-sser, wrung their
hands in agony over the fate Of Mr.. Gel.
land. thinking that he had been seriously
injured, but he instantly picked himself
ny, brushed of the dust. and drove
away The wors, has been passed and
MIR ClcllAnd will he himself again in a
few days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08
Ussyss.,rs FACILITY.
a s-t OF coed Te.~her--The nesra
sf hn goats.

OF hs goats.
TITS CITIZEN gave yesterday y brief &C.
count u the opening ~ the TerritnriAl
University, aud In tn.dAy's issue pr-a.nts
the faculty IL that excellent institution h,r
the coming year Elias \ Slower. presi.
dents Hiram Hadley. A. 81, vice prrri.
den, In charge ~ the University and pro.
frrsor 81 Mathematics Marshall X GGinra.
NJ A. principal 81 the preparatory de.
par meni and professor - Latin. Greek
aud natural history Alcinds l., Morrow.
M, A. principal ofthe normal department
and professor IL education and spanish
Martha L. Taylor. NJ A, professor II
English grammar, rhetoric and history
Harriet X Jenncs-, professor - draw ing,
delsari-. penmAnship and music; Jo-e.
phine \ Parsons. principal IL the coin
msrcial department. and professor II
ate ogrsphy. typewriting. hUokk, -ping
aud arithmetic; William A. Zimmer. Phi.
G.. professor 81 chemistry, ply aics, grol.
ogy and botany. ia charge of school Of
pharmacy. The lectures will be As fol-
lowI;J. =. Raster, NJ. d., On "physinlogy
and Anstomyi" James II. wro,h, NJ. D.,
on Hygiene and sanitary Science q
: Easteriay, NJ d on herap-n,ics aud
Mst"ria Modicai'' u RUPEE, on "spAniah
Nomenclature " Drugs" N. Clusters
will oticiate a. custoiian and librarian
The boari II regents is "a follows; His
EIcellency, W 7. Thornton, governor Of
the territory. ex-ofhcio; Hon. Amsdo
Chaven, superintendent public ins,ruc-
ton, ex-ofiicio; Hon. Mariana 4 Otero.
Hon. X. 4. Slower, Hon. Frank W Clancy.
Hon, ~. W. M.yiert and Hon. Henry l..
Waldo. Mr.. otero IL president Of the
board, and Mr.. Clancy secretary and
treasurer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08
Probate Ussr, n..i....

Al the probate court meeting yester-
day, At the cour, house, the last will aud
Testament, Of B.a,riz Luesro y Archuls,a
was appointed snd also the will II George
Morris, whose death occurred fsw weeks
ago. Tomas Werner was discharged 40
administrator Of the estate OF IgnAcio
Mon'oya Jesus c. Sanchez was sp-
pointed administrator of the estate ~
CArlo,ta Miller, his deceased wife, and
aiso sppoin,ei guardian u his lnino.
child. Marguerite sAneheE, J &. Baldridsy
executor IL the estate u Richard Page,
hl~i bis report of the receipts AMI sz.
pendi,ureIs of'hs estate. which w-r, sp.
proved.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08


ohe'~Ay "cAe.s between 'n1r"en'A'e
Pmn's 70 "e no n'sner
iicAe~ WIN os p'Aced q" sSie sep
'emoer y. An" ~mnurAwn sep'em"er H.
A"' WIZ oe sa lot rs'arh passage ny
:" 40" 'n'i""'"s 0sp'smoeri 10
"" s"p'oVer Will os Allows" IN e''"er
d'ee"o"'
Agents wih us" FORM ~ L. hAe''
~"'en must 10 s's"e" u he P"l'"A'e''
AM, 10, re'a'n r~s"Aso mas' w s'Anpo'
anu "'"ess"' oy Axeh' ~ ~'ouaueriue
'n '"o sP~"o pr"'"s' u" oAoA p" 'oAe''
STOCK kxAiBirS.
We will forward and return exhibits,
excepting racing stock, for the coming
fair 10 be held ., Albuquerque. ssplem-
II To ~ inclusive. free, upon the follow
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08

The pay roll was then read. aud war.
rants drawn for the city officers.
A number of ci,iE.uo le,itioned III.
council in rrgari to the unhealthy cnn.
dii'"n II TUerAs canon street, be,we-n
Second and Thiri streets. when was ~.
terr-d tn ,he street COMMITTEES.
The city council r-c-iv-,i an invitation
from the city council II Grand Junction.
Col, to attend Peach bay" there on
sept II. 1894 The mayor was instructed
to acknowledge the ALov. invita-.
tons. and I" extend Ia III. council
~ Grand junction All invitation Ia attend
tn" Territorial fair
report from W. q. Mccormick.
Hlgnei 10y Alderman Korb-r, that the
council pay him 81 I-r month for his
services a. Special polio. officer. was read
aud referred Ia the police committee.
Alderman Brockm.irr introduced the
following resolution:
Resolved, Tia, the city attorney br in
-iruct'd /" withdraw his appearance in
the suit IL the Terrace Land and I'm.
provemen' Company against the City -
Albuquerque to quiet title, and also thai,
all action taken and any resolutions
passed Heretofore. having any bearing On
this suit. be revoked, as IL IL inr.p~i,.nt
for the city To make any defense thereto.
The resolution was unanimously adopt
ed.
The reports II officers for the month ~
August were read and referred.
The finance committee reported On
coupons. ins,ructing the mayor and city
clerk To destroy same.
Adjourned.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08

The report comes frum the room Of A.
W. clelland, Jr,, although b. was at the
show last evening. that he expects TO 10
entirely free from any signs Of lamsnsss
IN a isw days The cause of his pr-ssn,
inability 10 got over tara armA a. lively
~ formerly 10 briefly stated In thsss few
woris' Ons day las, wssk. while Mr.. CicI.
land was driving south On Third s,rsst,
u h sAid IN ,hs viai.iiy u iAs a.hsl-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08
BOARD Of hLDERMEM.
The City Fathers Hold a Very
Quiet NJ citing.
hll.iA A, ltD UION.

The city council me, last nigh, In reg.
ular session, Mayor Luthy prrsiding. and
all aldermen present, except Aldermen
oi.ro sni schwartz
tn" minutes ~ the regular meeting "
August were real snd approved
A numl-r ~ new bills were in,ruiuc.,l
and rrf-rrrd To the rerpectiv. commuters
The following bills were r~pnr,,Si fay.
orably upon by the finance COMMITTEES aud
warrants orierrh drAMn Tor the nmnnnin
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08
Sass Yrsm ssas msreiAi.

Frank wsagh.shs manager Of thu Albu.
ausrqps house Of Grosa, ek~ell 4 Co,
returned from . business Trip 10 san
hAreiAi las, night, while al San Mar.
ciAl he met Harry Gray aud the latter had
lots 10 tAlk Abou, the base ball club oi
that sown "walloping" any club In the
TERRITORY Mr.. Waugh invited Mr.. Gray
and HE club 10 come mp 10 Albuqusrqus
and enter The base ball Tournament, 81 the
fAis, wAieA they agreed W do, The Al.
bsqassqassn visitor also informed Mr..
Gray that his team would have 10 play u
they managed 70 mike single seos otf
Pitehsr MeDoaAld. ot he Browns.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08


TEE CiTsszS Of last Saturday published
. special dispatch from Santa ". giving
the glad tidines Of tho confirming AZ the
Atrisco land grant. The following three
issms. of general interest 10 our readers,
are clipped from the New Mexican;
The land court rendered an importAn Mt
decision this morning N the Issue b.,ween
the town of Atrisco on the ona hand and
the city u Albuquerque and the Unitssi
States on the other. An opinion was rem.
dsrsd by Judge sluss confirming the
grant. 4 dissenting opiriou was hl.d by
Judge Fuller. The amount involv~i in
this case u 81 .%sl acres In Beruslillo coun-
" and the result attained was quite vic.
Tory for NssHrs. Warren q Ferguson. who
REPRESENTED the town Of Atrisoo.
In the case AZ Juan Fsrnandes aud
othsrs against the United stAtss, leave
YES grained 70 Ole briefs. The eouri "
busy to-day considering the ease Of Frans
Huning against tAs Uaited States, This
Involves 34,O0O acres In Bernalillo and
| vsIsnsiA oounties Nassrs Warren a
Rcrxussou appear for HuninE aud Mr..
BurkhArt fbr The government.
TIE sups~ms court b NOD In season to-
day, The court being engaged In p,vpar-
lag opinions upon The number OF cases
aow andsr sdvissmsat preparatory 70 Cd.
ioayumsus % nsxt Tuesday evening. The
srTumsuts In two cases were eompisssd
yesterday afternoon. One vas shs con
trovsrsy' between Genish and Cros.
COO over snsss valuable Propsssy ~ and
near Albaqussyus Mr.. D. .. hodsy and
Asssrs. ChildsFs d poosoG sppsared ioF
0sstsli, and Mr.. r b. Cssroa and Mr.,
MARION Cor tho other parry Tue ease OF
the y,rss Esiioa.l , s. =, A,oSqasrlus
w. Les was also eoneinas seafs war
sTp:i s.s f. !. ' s:p. sssa .s sss SaS
- ~ ,,sportspt decisions, iseludins
~. 4. ,hs contempt sasss, win be hand.
"A dovp Monday noraing.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08
SCHOOL BOARD.
The Members Hold an Interest
Ing Regular Meeting.
GOOD MOTIONS INTRODUCED.

The boari % education met In rcgulsi
session last night At the otiice Of 4. W. ID,
Bryan. President Nettleton presiding.
Prrsent-Trus,ees ArmJo. Snyder,
Fisher. Bartlett, and Clerk Grunsfeld.
Abssnt-Trustees Chamborlin, Kuhns
and Msusa,,i.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
Letters ~ acceptance from all the teach.
era and jsni,ou were read and placed on
die.
The following bills were approved;
Allan Sandoval. ...,.............4s 10
feorge 0iegoidt. ................. 81 10
The bill II A L. stashlin for $lSwas
laid over until next meeting.
The bills II the Water supply Co for
" 20, aud the Electric Ligh, Co. fnr ~ 80,
were rrfsrrvd 10 the COMMITTEES ON sup
plies.
Superintendent Hodg,n made q report
IN the graduating exercises. which shows
receipts and expenditures N balance.
II was moved by Trustee Armjo. sec-
ondc,i by Trustee Fisher. that the CON-
mittee On graduating exercises he dis
charged, which was carried.
I, Was moved by Trustee Snyder, Sec
ond-d by Trustee Armlo, that the clerk
he instructed TO call the attention Of the
city council to the fact that the board 10
doing plumbing work in the Third ward
school building. aud request the council
To appoint an inspector to inspect said
plumbing,
Trustee Snyder offered the following
resolution;
rrsnrts in the adobe row al hUusee on the
north side u Tjeras road, between
broadway and Arno streets, not far fran
th. First wArl school house, and on one
of the principal streets Ia that neighbor-
hoai.
Aud, Whereas. Bald resorts are dan
grrous To the morals Of he children At
tending school al said school house, and
ahated At once.
', ""' ~ ." '"0 N"'y w '"o wy
'"u "a, i, p ~ ' r ra ' ,Sn ~. -, ..
hoard lie instructed 10 cali The attention
~ IN. city council to said nuisance and
r~ques' SAID body To take the proper
sep" =" "oa'e ,'e 'ame '"ne'A'y
~ was "oso' ny ,rus'ee Ar"Vo' s'e'
oaue' o' i'us''e '"y'e'' '"~' '"e rev
"'u'o" oe S"op'e'' wa'cn was 0.''e'
~ was "ose' W iru'''' oayusI' NC
o"",n W i'"s'ee A,"vo' ms se'uoa
:" '"e '''es A"u a.s1's'o"' :" 700 ""
~ 70 charging 'n','" LOT ou'""' ''n',~
"e s"'.''y en"'0eu' ~n'e" w.. Catfish
Sse. :. ',o.,s ,as a.,. ' ,;,n;,s III, ss
admitted IN the nubiie sebooi. of The CITY.
when they are not crowded. by the pay.
men. In advance. PER month, Of the fol-
loving u .a nsnI a.. xuu. a, so, ,.,
mary, Al.
nwss moved by Trustee SNYDER. sec.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08

Irving W. Lsiisaors, physical director
dY, n. o. A., Dss hoin.s, Iowa, sAys he
eau conscieetiousiy recommend Cham.
bsrlsin's PAis balm 70 athletes, gym
nAsts, bieyclisis, foos ball players in Een-
sral Tor bruisss. sprsias aud dislocAtions (,
also fof sorensss and sliffn~ss II the
maselss. when applied bsfors the parts
become swollsn Il VII sfYsst a cure In
oss half tho time usually required. For
s.is hy DR.. r n. burgess 3 soa, drug.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08
Tss saalisp ahsss.

Rrom what THH CrrIzzs s.n learn The
Aibuqusrqus representatives ct the GAL
lup shoot, which occurred there Lac, Bat.
urisy afternoon, took almost all the
prisss. The arst svsn,, ten live birds--
pssnk Moore ara. and Frank Gibson and
aobsrt Kruss tied fos ssooed prise. sse-
oad svsnt, tsa live birds-hoore. ars''
Krsas asd 0ibsos. sssosd, d. v. Csrss'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08
A.s,Asr sassa shaains.

During the month of August. Sheriff
Yrisarri aud hs sxcsileu, under sheriff.
Jssus b. Garcia, collected taxes 10 ia.
amoant of @io,<So.S+. and this morning
the amount vas bauksd snd divided into
the following hndsi Territory. ga
SIC tsI county. oats 49, city. o.. as Is.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-08

n.oos. GA.--l have found simmons
Liver RsgulAtor the bssa family medi:
slas have ussd u IN Indigsstion and
Rijiousssss Aad fOaad Il 10 relieve I'm.
psdiassly. Ahsr eating . hearty supper:
II on going 10 bad tske dos Of III
ssvsr bel any b.d sfscls ~ The Dappsr.
Own @. BsAnEa. r. MAYOR.