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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-09-08
Card of Thanks

At meeting of the Portland veteran
Firemen's association, held. on the evening
of September 9th, a unanimous vote of
thanks was extended to the following .part-
les for their liberal donations at the recep-
tion of the Barnicoat Veteran Firsmen as
ISOLATION of Boston: Milliken, ..Tomlison
& Co., F. A. Smith & Co.,,Cha1les McLaugh.
lin & Co., G. A. Weston & Co., Simonton "a
Randall. II. H. Nevens & Co., Skillin,
Hawkes. g. Co. Henry L. Taylor. Whitman
Sawyer Stable Co., A. Soule & Son.
G. F. PLUMMER Secretary.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-09-08
At the Mountains.

Mr.. B. L. Pennell theswell known excur-
sion agent of the Maine Central, spent yes
terday in the mountains arranging for 1.-THE
excursion next Wednesday He has obtained
very low rates for the party (which he will
personally conduct, at all the principal
hotels The tickets are good for five days, SO
there need be no hurry in returning. The
weather at the mountains is delightful and
the hotels are doing large business.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-09-08
Prawda Better.

Sheriff Cram says that Prawda, who
was SO weak he had to be carried to the
train to take him to Thomaston. i'm
proved rapidly on the way, and was
strong enough though manacled, to jump
into the carriage at Thomaston without
assistance.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-09-08
For Writing Insurance Policies,

Mr.. Albert B. Hall .of this city, an agent
for the Marine Underwriters association,
filed libel with the United States court
in Boston yesterday against Edward B,
James and Charles ". Richardson Boston
lumber firm to recover $11Sl. 21 which :he
alleges is due him for writing up marine
insurance policies.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-09-08

Don't do anything till you get your
Mitchell course tickets this morning.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-09-08
Lincoln Club.

All members of the Lincoln club are
req uested to meet at Reception hall at
7,30 sharp.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-09-08
. HDnNH OPEN
THIS EVENING.
Sum up, 5.l7. Sum down, &C..
Day length, 2 hours, 10 minutes.
Store opens, a. m. Closes, $50 ID. M
OUR ALMANAC

Renaissance Of the Central Bargain Counter.
Saturday morning o'clock shall reopening of the
Centre Counter Bargain Exchange by flooding with
One Thousand Two Hundred
half value '' -.
The choicest lot Of Hndkehie have price
limit
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-09-08

Don't forget the Mitchell course sale
this morning
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-09-08
"A JAY"
M len.

Do you man iav is TO saw ba
the air cooking for you behind boorih country
tns curtain OF smoke and haze But have
It's a chill rags transformed delicate writ
Ana
Saturday, all during the formed
evening" shall sell the best best
medium weight The @Systeme Jayn which is p
snnt we ever owned at 4c tented IN France England
pix 'front.' Ribbed at the bottom erica making
drawers MATCH OF the thumb all piece with the
Only for Saturday at 41c skin of the glove.
aoc afterwards Please examine the gore in the
pee Them In the window thumb OF kid glove
made OF inferior skin and clumsly
NOMEN inserted.
Our "Systeme Jay" Gloves have a.
For Saturday shall you gore out not separate
Silk Underyes JERSEY Weave The Gloves
at SOC best stitching and perfect shapes
75c ALWAYS except Saturday Blacks and buttons
Some OF the Tans have black
On Saturday we shall sell an xt stitching and black ppng and
fine GRADE of Ladies, Hose Al o5c Frice, $3.50
Black with ribbed top 40 Darflz GLOVES at Soo are
DORIS dye, which always i 70 pe tne nnest
and stainless blacL - Dollar Glove n
80 - ~ length
Rues, ribbed drop stitch Aooe' lan o fear hte,
plain with ribbed top, ideA
Did you know that kept fine
higher grade Of Ladies Hose Ia nd p Pounas 90
pairs $1OO u pounu paoAage' olue, zoe
High splced heel s oieai, zoe
Envelopes.
Lile Hose Tinted Writing Paper in boxes
These the 62c School Stationery
Our Garment assuming look at the new
designs troubled know what people will do with years
garments, for the difference is radical
A n ss s 4 % out
As will be open this evening invite YOU to call the
Garment look styles think YOU will be inter
to them
Fashion is tickle dame
Our Autumn Goods all in exhibition VIII YOU call
and inspect them
Any exohangab or subject cash refund
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-09-08

Don't forget the Mitchell course sale
this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

woos.er-st Nos 6sta 20 and 49, Lewis samu.,
to Noah q Felcie. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Avenue d. No y: Herman schoenfed and wifs
TO Charles Endes jr.....................
33i-st, n 5. Is II W Of 3d-aye. box irregular ons
third part Mary Dolan to Lucy Doan and an.
25th-st $ s. 100 II W Of Lcxington-ave 20 IN,
$50: Oscar Ireland and another executors
to LYDIA q Lawrence. ....................-
GJth-st r. 1888 II OF Columbus ave AZ a.
1905; william l. Miller 20 Henry + Stevens ~
72i-st. No 427 East; Arthur Levy and wife n
Adolf Schnurmacher .....................
Division-st =, ll7.2 II OF Clnton-st q iov
irregular. and other property Mary BAILEY
to the Real Estate Trust Communicating
Le1ox-ave. No 40; Alexander Newburger 10
Thomas Canary .................
II9th-st. n v. 100 II W OF lst-ave. lOOx25: Jobr
c A Krause and wife 10 Anna Tetjen ..
Riyerslde-ave. 8. SOL II Of lO3d-st 25xI0o.
Arnold Lustig 10 Lizzie Shaw. .......'
112th-st. No $40 West; Michael Conboy and wife
10 Frances l. and Emma COnboy et al.
l6Jth-st, g. 1872 n q OF NOtt-aye. "a 7xf0a.
Eugene Sonntag and wife 10 John Clement
Washington-aye, s, 161 II Of l6Gth-st 50xl00.
simon Hefele and wife 10 Joseph Brull ..
Westinghouse. s. 1893 II Of lCJth-st Zx1O:
10 same. ....,............,.
Same property; Joseph Bull and wife to Mary
Hefele ............... sss.............
Washington-ave. s. 1871 n Of lGSh-st, 5Ox
100, some 20 same. Observation-Disclosures,
GIN or 16Ist-st. n =. 90 II e OF 3d-ave 54xi00;
John w Decker 10 Paul G Decker. .............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-23
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE ExcuaNc,


Notwithstanding the often-quoted duI, ,,,.
are still persons in the city who are buvnv aets
for investment. and the majority of these ..,SeV
present are made on the West Side pro. u
this section has never been in better dem.,s
the prices realized as good IL NOT h.,.' and
ever before. The most recent sale wa. -, yuan
Messrs. w. f. Jackson e. Co.. who hav. ..,s oy
Francis NJ. Jencks to Henry Murdoch n,o. !. lor
in the south side Of Seventy -ffth-st ia To-, WIZ
Riverside Drive. for about s35.0oO Mr. Murd.ss' "
improve the property by the erection OF a h.ns VIZ
four-story stone semi-detached dwelling =.
about $4,000. This plot is the last vacant COZ
this section Of Seventy -ffth-st, and the 49,.
houses somc OF the finest on the Wa. lung
costing from $4,000 to the 10000 home or =. odA
A. Mcintyre.
There was only one parcel OF real esta.a
at auction yesterday at the Trinity salesro.s. 100
Ill Broadway. ID. r. Tngraham e. Co oiyssa5 No
25j West Seventy thrd-st. a four-story stew No.
dwelling, lot lSxl022. Ii Is mortgaged To- 'front.'
$4,000 being the first lien and S. 900 the secoss1
was sold over the first mortgage, and brolsss Il
the interest total of $26.022 50. Julia f. Ish
the plaintiff, was the buyer ene.
The property Of the late Benjamin Rich..,
which was advertised to be sold at the fTse4
Street Exchange yesterday, was adjourned tnsssv
TENDER 10. ~
A large number Of builders and lumber A..
were ir attendance at the Liberty Street Exsssae1
yesterday. when Waldron Williams auctionsssase
OF hard and soft wood lumber consigned !" tteet
from Western iumbermen Seventy-sx ots ,asn
put up and fftyfve lotsin all about ZOO 06S ,ssts
were disposed Of. 'ss-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-23
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Brady. James r. to Williamsburg City Fire In.
surance Co. n corner Broadway and i6th-a,
Connolly Edward ID and wife 10 Mutual Life In.
surance Co S 96th-st 100 Il Of .d-aye and
property adjoining mortgages. ! year........
Clement John 10 Eugene Sonntag and wife. 9
i65th-st 1873 II Of Mott-ave. years. .........
Bolard Mary f. 10 J g Rogers. Arcularius
Place 800 . u II Gerard-aye. years........
Enders Charles and wife to r. ". stuart, az
trustee No * Avenue y. 3 years ............
Gillen barbara. and another to 4. Quscken-
bush 5 49th-st $50 II Of sth-sve 3 years.
Hcrrnanson. Anton. and wife 70 Henry Faller-
mann ard another. = 5 lo2t-st 2'53 II Of
MOrris-ave, ! year. .-..,........
Lawrence Lydia q. to Metropolitan Life Insur-
ance Co 25th-st. 100 Il " Of Lexngton-aye
year .....-......-. 800
Marsh Hampton o. TO II B Beatty. No So War
ren-st, demand. .....s.........
Samuel, Lewis :. 10 Martha Cohen. n corner
HINT Point Road and Lafayette-aye, years.
solomon Morris. et al TO Lambert Suydam. No
3i2 3d-st. ; years. ..........,,,......,
Tietjen Anna. % T. g korner, corner ia-
ave and ll9;h-st. ! veal. ......---.......,.,.
Thurston Bertha r.. 10 J Wilson. l+eth-
St 39l : u ~ Amsterdam ave. demand ....
Turner Mary. and another to Albert Clmann,
n 3 27th-st. iGO u e Of Lexington ave. years.
Tosteyin william p. and wife % samuel FIG
gis Of al No 39& Grand-st. | year............
Well Markus. 10 Schneider sheriH'st'
81 II n OF R!vington-st. 8 years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-23
Eaw Schools.

ncoSnoSated june 1881 ABNER c. THOMAS IL d
fass system OF instruction Degree OF LIZ 20, 20.
after course three years Morning dVison v 70 PROT
d,vison & For catalogues Apply !" fi0''
CI ea ARffScE D. ASHLEY. 2O7 Bway. New-fork.
NIEWYORK LAW SCHOOL. 100 Broadway. ~. y. !;
IN City-Evenng Dept. Cooper Union; VIZ" 'sar.
~ instruction Degree Of LII r. aiter years
course Graduate course added. Fee 500 'Eo |hA'E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-23
BROOKLYN 1]ropertn 90 Lei.

ITO IET.-HOUSES on . -,o,r
Within one block OF Elevated Road ana r',s" :. n O0
Carroll-st bet Tth and sth aV 5sy ., - I, r. asD
Union ST. bet 9th and eth av.. 5-sy, % - "a "a 6O
Union St bet 9th and eth az. 2-sy. D. - ,ir, s6)
ST. Johns Pi., bet 9Th and 9th az $50 II II rs. go
ith-av bet 81, John a. Lincoln Pl.. tsV o 20 - So)
Sth-ay bet Lincoln & berkeley Pl, 3-sty :; 50,
6,h-av bet Lincoln a Berkeley Pr 3 sly ST." al
Lincoln Pr bet bh & 9Th av.. 3-sty. frame ~,tulW
Lincoln Pr. bet eth & Sth av. 3-siy.. $ det ". c.y
Houses for sale and let In all part 81 ,,.eeony
c76 FLATBUSH-AVE. BRoohLI~s
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-05-28
CORPUS CHRISTI.
An Important Church Festival OBJ
served Yesterday-3,O00. Cath
OlicS in Procession.

Yesterday was Corpus Christi day and
the Catholics of this city celebrated it in
manner BETTING the occasion. Seldom
has the cathedral held greater or more
intensely interested audience than that
which assembled beneath its roof yester-
day morning at 10 O'Clock to participate
in the high mass celebrated by Rev.
Father GARNER assisted by Fathers Four
chegu and Giron. After mass Father
Fourchegu delivered a sermon appro-
PIRATE to the day.
Corpus Christi is feast celebrated in
the Roman Catholic church every year on
the first Sunday following Trinity Sunday
in honor of the Blessed Sacrament, which
means the body of our Lord. The day j.
celebrated in this territory with more
pomp and ceremony than in any other
portion of the United States. Custom
has sanctioned the erection of street affairs
and procession and yesterday this por-
tion of the ceremony attracted several
thousand spectators.
The procession was an inspiring sight
and taught the onlookers lesson of
humility. There were fully 5000 people
in the procession and the line of march
was up Garcia street, thence via the new
Delgado street bridge to Palace avenue
and thence to the altar in front of the
Sena building, where the people were for
second time during the ceremony
blessed by Father Fourchegu and the pro-
cession disbanded.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-05-28
ALLERTON NUGGETS.
Straws Which Indicate the Rapid
Growth of Enterprises in the
COchiti District.

Correspondence New Mexican.
Allerton, May 27.--A gentleman from
Denver is here preparing to erect 9
building for bank.
Work on the big dam is progressing.
Joseph Eagle, the founder of Eagle
city, has purchased eight lots here and
will soon begin the erection of substan.
tial buildings on same.
DR.. Coryell, United States deputy sur.
veyor, has located here ard intends soon
building residence.
Work on 10000 brick kiln will begin
Monday.
Mr.. Blain, of Santa Fe, was lucky
enough to get four corner lots before
they doubled in value.
j. s. O'Neil sold lot to-day that was
worth s. week ago for 1925 cash. He
also sold his log house and lot for good
figures, but they will be doubled in the
next week.
N, R. Bagley, of Trenton, Mo-, will
soon locate his large printing outfit here
and establish the Allsrton Enterprise,
and expects soon to make daily out of it.
There are no kickers here now, all
wanting work have got it.
John Krick was here Saturday and in
conjunction with Mr.. Sales will open a
first class saloon, wholesale and retail,
here on Wednesday next, in the subatan-
tial building he purchased of ]. s. O'Neil.
VI told you so' is the general express
sion now of those who we're kicking AL
lerton down a few weeks ago. II knew
Allerton would make the city and Eagle
the camp
Marshal Closson and family, of Ger
rillos, spent Friday and Saturday here, as
also Randolph Kelly.
Joseph Eagles good old mother ar
rived today, consequently Joe is very
happy.
Mr.. b. Fl. Shaw enlivened our town by
giving an exhibition in horseback riding
last Friday.
Prof. Harris gave very intelligent
lecture here last Friday evening on the
money of our country.
Work on the mills is going ahead
now in earnest.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-05-28
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Push the race track project.
Decorate your business houses ON
Memorial Day.
Gala scenes we're witnessed in the plaza
during the concert hour yesterday.
Wanted-At NEW MEXICAN Office laws of
1887 and 1889 and Compiled Laws of 1884.
The Arcades defeated the College team
at base ball yesterday by score of 10 to
16.
Justice Arm:jo fined Francisco Garcia
S. and costs this morning for using pro-
fame language on the street.
Remember the German Lutheran church
benefit on Tuesday. Concert commences
at o'clock. Ice cream and cake served
after the concert.
Joe Doherty, of Mora, who is in town
again to-day, sold to Sheriff Cunningham,
of Santa Fe, $3.50 colt, the animal being
a full brother to "Joe Baile," recently
purchased of Mr.. Doherty by Mr.. Gun
ningham.-L Vegas Optic.
Mr.. Beecher Twitchel came in from
Cochiti last night. Mr.. Twitchell reports
the district in Hourishing condition and
says it is showing up better than ever.
County Superintendent of Schools Juan
J. Ortiz is holding teachers examina-
ton in the county assessors office to-day.
Five young ladies and one young man
presented themselves for examination.
Orders taken for engraved visiting
cards, monogram work, engraved wedding
invitations, ETC., at the NEW MEXICAN office
and filed at eastern prices. Call and see
samples.
On Saturday evening Supt. Fl. U.
Nudge, Division Supt. Dyer and a party
of four others returned to Glorieta from
the upper Pecos. They had beer out fish
ing two days and had $50 trout.
According to law the county commits
sioners will have to meet the first Mon
day in June, which will be next Monday,
as board of equalization. The call will
probably be issued by Chairman Ken
dali this week.
In consequence of the scarcity of
flowers extraordinary efforts to gather
sufficient for use on Memorial day will
have to be made, and the ladies of the
city are respectfully requested to do their
utmost to gather all flowers obtainable
and have them delivered at the residence
of Mrs. l.. Bradford Prince, who has kind
ly furnished rooms for the preparation of
such flowers into wreaths and bouquets,
before 8 O'Clock a. M, on the morning Of
the Both. All the ladies of the city con-
stitute the committee to 20 gather and
arrange the flowers, and they are req uest-
ed to attend at such rooms during the
morning of the Both to aid in the prepa-
ration of the wreaths and bouquets.
VIM. A. Martin, manager of the New
York Witness newspaper, passed east on
yesterday mornings train, travelling with
his insane wife and his little son, whom
he had just found at San Diego, Cal,
after three years. search. Mrs. Martin
has an income of $4,000 and Seth Sprage
Terry, New York lawyer, is charged
with keeping her out of New York in
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-05-28
PERSONAL.

Hon. Z. A. Fiske is attending court at
Springer.
Mr.. Eusebio Chacon spent yesterday
at Las Vegas.
Hon. II. j.. Waldo left this morning on
q visit to Las Vegas.
Mrs. Cross and children returned from
st. Louis last evening.
Mr.. Summers Burkhart is up on bust
ness from Albuquerque.
Judge Downs left for Springer to-day.
Jos. Routledge and A. X. Hawkins are
in from the upper Pecos.
DR.. D. W. Mckenzie and wife, of In
dianapolis, are in the city to remain
some months IN search of health.
James Cullen, Albuquerque; DR.. D. W.
Mckenzie aud wire, Indianapolis, Ind;
Chris Sellman, Las Vegas, are at the Ex-
change.
Mr.. E. H. Salazar the portly editor of
the Independent, is over from Las Vegas.
Mrs. Salazar will spend the next two
weeks here visiting Mrs. Manderfeld.
At the Claire: Mary McFernan, Chi
cago; John O'Conner Prescott; Mrs. D.
Halliday and daughter, Ottawa; Chas. L.
Mathews, Kansas City; J. Fl. Haskins, E.
D. Train, V. H. Jameson, Las Vegas.
Mr.. VIM. Strong, who is converting the
old Valley ranch on the upper Pecos
into valuable estate, Is a guest at the
Palace accompanied by his estimable
wife and daughter and lively party of
the latter's friends from Chicago.
At the Bon Ton hotel: O. Z. Rozell,
Elk Point, S. d.; S. G. White, Golden; H
s. Peet, San Pedro; David Allan, Chama;
Charles P. Oliver, Rico; H. B. Ames,
Durango; Geo. Fisk, Rico; Juan de Jesus
Sanchez, TERRA Amarillo; Tomas Con-
zales, Abiquiu; H. W. Thompson, Amizett;
D. Martin, Taos; Manuel Sena, Pojoaque;
j. Ortiz, Galisteo; Geo. Henery, White
Ash Mine; Pat Morrison, G. Fl. Harper
Cerrillos; G. B. Ellis, Gallup; H. Pedrett,
Trinidad.
At the Palace: W. F. Turner, New
York; l.. S. Holt, st. Louis; G. D. Tobey,
Omaha; E. G. DePutron, T. A. Boone, Las
Vegas; G. L. Kilbourne, Mrs. G. G. Kill
bourne, New Jersey; VIM. Strong and
wife, Walter NJ Butler, Miss E. B. Potter,
Oracle Morell, Sadie G. Strong, Glorieta;
John Morgan and Lady, Kansas City; j,
B. Hemingway and wife, Socorroj s.
Burkhart, Albuquerque; B. H. Malone and
wife, Denver.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-05-28
Memorial Day Services.

At the Presbyterian church last evening
Rev. Thos. Harwood, of Albuquerque
chaplain of the G. A. R., department OF
New Mexico, assisted by Rev. G. G. Smith,
conducted the Memorial services.
The church was crowded with veterans
and their friends, all of whom evinced a
keen interest in the services.
The address of Rev. Harwood was upon
the faith of man in God, and gave as illus
traton the faith that buoyed up the de-
tenders of the Union in the war of the
rebellion. He related a number of incl
dents which occurred during the war, and
read extracts from diary which he kept
during the four years he acted as soldier
and chaplain,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-05-28
Z. S. COURT OPENED.
The District Court Begins Its Spring
Term-Empaneling Juries-A
COunterfeiter Sentenced.

The U. S. district court, Judge E. P
Seeds presiding, opened the spring term al
the court house this morning. The petit
jury was empaneed and the grand jury
partially empaneled.
The court appointed officers as follows
Fl. S. Clancy, stenographer; Larkin G
Read, interpreter; Maxine Martinez
crier; Juan Ortiz y Rodriguez and Jose
Ortiz Baca, bailiffs.
IS. Attorney Hemingway's assistant
at this term is Geo. B. Money, esq.
Mr.. J. II. Sutherlin, young attorney
who has recently come to Santa Fe from
Louisiana, applied for admission to the
bar. He will be examined by committee
tomorrow morning.
Morris Minor pleaded guilty to having
counterfeit moulds in his possession and
was sentenced to thirty days in the peni-
Tertiary. Minor has been in the county
Jail for the last six months under the
name of Morris Mason, and is one of the
prisoners who escaped two months ago,
but was recaptured. His long incarcera-
ton in Jail served to tighten his sentence
in the pen.
The setting of cases to come before the
court will probably be done tomorrow.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-05-28
The New Mexican and Cochiti

Says the Cochiti Call: "No paper in
the territory has done so much to adver-
tlse Cochti as has the New MEXICAN at
Santa Fe. This paper has done every
thing possible to help the camp along,
decrying the land grant frauds set up by
other papers in the country, and making
special efforts to enlighten the outside
people in regard to our wonderful rich
ness. Editor Cross effort in behalf of
the new district is certainly appreciated
while the work of two or three papers
who raised the cry of ga land grant" and
who are now endeavoring to make
amends for Injuries done, are looked
upon with degree of suspicion"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-05-28

order that he might have the handling of
her estate.
Messrs. B. J. Cheney, jr,, Chas. W.
Shattuck, ]. D. Lanning and Walter l..
Frost, of Boston, and Mr.. Chas. Gleed, of
Topeka, went west on special car last
evening. They are en- route to San
Diego to look over the affairs of the San
Diego Land company and the National
City & Otay railroad company, of which
Mr.. Cheney is president and Mr. Gleed is
director and secretary of the board.
Mr.. Gleed is accompanied on the trip by
his family and Mrs. G. 7. Nicholson, wife
of the A. T. & S. f. general passenger
agent.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-05-28
DON'T YOU WANT A PIANO.

M. M. Harris, the music dealer II
sole agent for New Me7( mi
celebrated "WeberT0Av
"Lindeman," tie aBbu ueel-
ock," and the "Stuyvesant," which
never fails to satisfy.
Also large and complete stock of
latest sheet music and general musical
merchandise.
All goods at factory prices and on
easy terms. Careful attention paid to
orders from a distance.
Write for catalogue of sheet music.
M. M. HARRIS,
6O6 Douglas Ave-,
East Las Vegas.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-05-28
To the Editor of the New Mexican.

To the Editor Of the New Mexican.
Santa Fe, N. NJ, May 80, '94.-I have
been informed that at meeting held by
the Republicans of school district No. 4
my name has beln chosen as candidate
for school director of said district, and
being a Democrat most emphatically
protest, and will not allow the use of nv
name in that connection.
(Signed) EPIMENIo MONTANA.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-05-28

second Hand Goods.
David 8. Lowitzki has opened up in
the secondhand goods line and buys and
sells everything from baby carriage to
o grave stone. He offers great bargains
both to buyers and sellers. He has also
ordered a carload of new furniture. Store
two doors below Lowitzki's livery stable.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-05-28

Pollard vs.. Breckenridge celebrated
breach of promise; agents wanted; book
ready history of litlgants; illustrated;
500 600 will be sold; prospectus free. ".
H. FERGUSON Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-05-28
school Directors.

At the meeting of Republican voters
in public school district No. 4, adjoining
the city limits on the west, Epimenio
Montana, Pablo Sedillos and Juan de
Dios Tapia were nominated for school
directors to be voted for at the election
Jnno f.