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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-13
,iNii srrttr- Examination

g. " LrAiy. "i Washington. u G., n
rlNll nrrvlr" EXAMINER, wAr hr9" yr~t-r.
day aud all examination t""k place at TIA"
I,-tnihrr ~ tl" afternoon There we're
r,N applicants hNr railway mH,l ~rv,c-
Kul one fri Indian s"rNi,". ti-urI" "
Patrick war present aud d"rlr-r To- secure
~ I"~,iii"u ~ the Indian service Among
the others were ElgAr Plum, Of Lar Veg.
A. Roman kumrru. Of thl- city, aud "
r. Van Nnlkrulurgh, Of E-rAnolH MIR
Lrniy i"u tins m"ruiug Tor III P",".
where an examination takes place to
morrow
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-13

The genera hr- committee having in
charge the huar running team and other
matters IA rounrctlun with the neat con.
vruilnu aud tournament nf the Territorial
Flrrm"u'r asr,ciRtlun, met At the office IT
II u. johnson lxst night, there being u
quorum present. Considerable discus.
rion WAS lndulg,"i IN rrgAriing fundr.
aud several ways to obtain the same
were nuggrrl-d The chair appointed
several important commuters, Rft-r which
All adJ"urumrnt wAH taken until sunday
afternoon nj u'clck At the same place.
The committee Ia com passed IL M-srrr
Knight. loud"rf. RurI-. johnson, the
g"ldt, Bartlett, Cundih. Jacoby, the chi"i,
aud Assistant Chief William Hy-.
~ .Guv. h. q. Rosa lett yesterday
morning for New York aud Washington,
on business IA cnnu"rtlun with his book
on the "lmlrachurni Trial of President
Andrew johnson "
Mr.. A. &. Haynes. of kAnsAa city. Mo .
mother IL DR., Haynes, ui the AilAn'ir y
Pacific hospital. arrived last night aud
viii remain during the summer.
Mrs " u smith. wife of an Atlantic
aud Pacific engineer. running out of vii
hnmn, Arlnua, will leave inr the Yves,
this evening.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-13
sratrrsnt VISIT.

Robert r. Mckinley, grand we. chan
c"llor at the irnnd L"ig- II New M-,,cn
of knights 81 pythl-s, attended the meet.
iug of the lu~Al knights last nigh, and
made II very rrHSnn, anh instructive All
drrrs ,o them. AMER the l"l"r m-r, ny
lunch was mrN~l and speeches made
10y local l~lg- members. Mr., Mckinney
l. making irA,rrnal v'-lt /" the l,-ir--
81 the territory
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-13
NEW MEXICO.
Pleasing Paragraphs Culled From the
Territorial Press.

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-13
Pheasant PARTY

Mr. aud Mrr NJ. NJ. Crula- gave n
"tAckry" party aud lance at prof Ian.
drum'u academy laat night III homer II
Mrs sparrow, SISTER II Mrs Cruise. II,
was delightfully."- r"c,al affair. aud all
ia" "iackry-" who received invitations
and were present had \ splrndd time.
Mrr sparrow rturu-i Ia her home III
Kansas CITY, Mo-. this morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-13

] W Hardin. has purchased the ms
chlnrry and timers "u,i, 1T MandsH
Bros \ Co -, ant has moved the uuthi v
M 9nl todd avenue l.'iwr-n Ssespi
aud Thru streets. where he would ID
ul-nz,ai tn have calls frIln all these ieI
string timers work.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-13
ARIZONA.
Condensed NcS> NJ the NgighhOring
Tertiary

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-13

stitches ~ closc. and also broke III. stock
trim the gun
both wer- arrested and placed IN jail.
together with fa-tha wife snd Agurs
smith. the latter two b~ius held AZ wit.
n---cr Murphy gave h"ndr anil was ~.
lrnr,.h Tnnhnh Ahveriiser
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-13
CRAB CATCHING.
A Popular rIul sport ON tho At
lNu',r CDNst
Points r,s the uinit,strd IN the A. -
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-13
DEPARTMENT OFFICERS.
Fire delegates Hobs a housing, tnthuN-
a>tl, convention.
VINO THI OTTiCIRs ARI

FrtGurr tu HON aud LAid"t company
quAttrts. anl the ,uuv"niuu proved to T."
uu- IT the met 'h.tuug aud ruthuH,nr,I,
ever held ~ th, nr,' i"lrsA'"r ui'"n such
At ,rcAriun--t u. rO.,tpu IT new depart.
men, officers
rhr convention, according to custom,
Ma Ir"rpd,-i over by 'ur ,hirL Richard .
IuNri- secretary
After the r.ll ~sr r-nd. ~" fullow,ng |
committee ~ credentials Var NrIoiut'i
g r Walters, - the y. /, " u /
Iuuu-uu.. II the NJ. &c VI pIT-. Il +
the = Vs. wm iiy-, II the lluuk aud |
Ladder
uu mutuu, the convention t"uk r"c-rs /
Gr uN, mluutr= ~ urirr that the rummi, /
t'' mt.h have the opportunity l." Ar. /
range aud rrrpSrr Ne repnrt
lmrug the rrr-pr considerable "l".. /
ROLLING nud wire ruihug' Was tnduig"d /
IA Among ihr delreAtrr ny th" candidates
to- thr NArluur .fhn-s. aud tbo scene
which pr-rrti,.d i,rrlf would have duur
,r,..lit e. y great I-litirAl convention
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-13
W. rdrIu0- assault

A nrriuur r"W occurred ~ the north.
EASTERN par, ~ the c,ty "a sunday night.
Hnl Ne principals were shortly alter AT.
rested p. Murphy called IT the resi-.
d"urouf II, rmau Farlh AMI WAs iuyh-d
I" WAIT Tor the evening, Mr. Farth hring
""""n' ''"m home. %" ia" I"r"r'r re.
turn Ia ordered lurIhy I" get mt, but
b" failed 4" -, wh"r"uIan fsr,h got n
sn"' gun aud hrri "u Murphy, hut fa'led
I" hit n'n. The latter then grabbed the
gun aud struck tnrth over the head. cut
ting bad scAlp wound, which took four
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-13
NV nrrnutgd attach

uuwarrNut"i attack uI~u Hon u "
Carr, NAlnly attempting !" attack III
r-,prl ~ tie New NrAic" l-girlAtu,
Mr. Inrr ~ republican, II n cnnrtAtl
advocate 81 'h" Tree, AMI unlimited crnl
aye II silver AMI Pc" all the lay p,.IitlcAlli
inclined d"m"raur newspapers a,taci
hm It '"urrr Ih"y pretend ,n I~ IL IN
N"r 1t SILVER whllr riahhing silver All
advocates IN the back Chloride BlaeI
Range
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-13
sANTA rE STRINGS.
The Sale Of the texas. Santa Ie am
Northern Road.

Santa H.. Aprii IN ia" suit inr,l
,u,ri IN the d,r,ric, court hr sat,A v,
county Ivy the Farmers Loan and Trus
company, ~ New lurk, AgAins, ".
TrxAr, santa ~ a Northern railroad, W.
Santa H. southern railroad aud numrt
uus lien cr-Ii,"rr, fr the f"i"clnsur'
the hire, mortgage h"ndH ~ the Texas
santa H. n Northern railroad company
Judge Lsughlin rendered a decision a, b.
cl,-- at the argument Al a very lat" hour
~ favor II the complainant, The d-rs
ton niru knu,kp uui the clAure II &. vi
Ihllrrrlrrvr, VIA cam- ~ claiming 4
having Au iutrr-r, IN u lot Il Iuuds II I'D
rnnn, santa r. y Nurthrrn Kailrua
company
The Trust company Vac r"pt"r"nt'-i h
M.nrrs j II huA"h.' ant & " water
man. II l.,uNrr. & n Ui!d"rslr"Vr Nd
represented hy Julg" " l. Warren, 4
Albuquerque. Aui rrvrrnl lien cr~iItsd
were represented hy T. l. Bartlett MI
Uhidrrrlr-Vr set up clAin alleging tad
| n fraudulent combination hal been -u
tered into hy Uwt"d Stntrr senator Cal
/ via l'rlr", T. X Chapman. prrr-ut 81
,-ivrt ~ III" Santa b. southern. I'D
southern Trust company And others. u
guhhlr NJ, ia" railroad ~ question. AMI
h- Alru claimed that - uut ~ the II
u"ud- IT lh" company were ru,hl-i g. /.
preference. aui that he. ,hldrrrl--ve.hal
M interest IN thrr. huudr The cnu1
hrli NuS"N"r, that thrrr WAz Absnlui-l
uu uAni shown. hui that the transact /,
wAp ,trnigh, aud all the lr,udr w-r- ou a,
equal fuutiug rhr amount tuuud dc.
VA, tnrmrrr loan Aul Trust cnmpn u,
amounts /" over S~o.wn Antunin j..
s"ph, Il OIu Cai'u'r, Was appuiutr
mA-irr t. sell u" ROAD, Whrn II uiu
lat take fur Mr Ius-I,h. not inv"l, IA,
much lnhur and IT, rArh outlay.
III" popular l"lr"f II that the sale Cd,
drr,''i I" be- made ~ ~ Delegate J"r. II
will result ~ "a" formation IT new ryt
di Ate Wluch vii rNt"ni the ROAD. ~,
running frum ErpanulA where It 90
urris with thu n'uy = y r. Graulr I'D
road from santa f. tu trrrIlln-. Co.. hii
aud AlhuIu"iuuc kNUrLAH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-13

'u" Il ,h" largest rt-rrr ever offered al
I'll" th"Hs" rt",k yards wNs 'tirrri last
week. ir weight wAs $500 pounds ;
height, rn Ir-t ~" luch-r; garth, eleven
Zee, eight hrh"r, aud rltrrm. length
from hp, seventeen i""t II SAuA grade
short hnIn, rn y-Hrr uli. and war IL.
property II J N"lr"u y Suu, 1T spring
valley. llln"H
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-13

LADIES sleeve huttouH aud studs, FROM
26c per set W, Al ilisld's.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-28
FALK
CLOTHING
co.
FLORIDA GRAND ARMY.

The Full Roster of Department on
GERS for the Present Year.
Jacksonville, Fla, Feb. 26.-The new de-
partment commander Of the Grand Ar
my of the Republic of this state. has just
completed his appointment of the officers
not elected at the recent department en-
campment held in this city
Department Commpnder-Patrick e.
McMurray of Jacksonville.
Senior Vice Department Commander
l.. Y. Jenness Of St Petersburg.
Junior Vice Department Commander
7. c. Keys Of Eustis.
Assistant Adjutant General-Charles M.
Ellis of Jacksonville.
Assistant Quartermaster General
Samuel w. Fox of Jacksonville.
Medical Director-Dr. Samuel II. Lancev
of Maitland
Judge Advooate-E. W. Green Of Ocala.
Chaplain-Rev j. b. Shoup of
Mikesville.
Department Inspector-George II. At
wood of ST. Augustine.
Chief mastering Oficer-William EN-
erson of Tampa.
Chief of Stah-Gen. William De Lacey
of Key West
Council of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Kir-
by Of Pomona, George w Farnham of
Maitland, John T. Talbot of Jacksonville
James Bell of Gainesville, d. Lichleit
ner of Palatka.
Delegates to National Encampment-
Henry Donahue of Sanford, w. H. Cook Of
Pomona.
Alternate Delegates-W. J. Harkis-
heimer of Jacksonville, Thomas Il. Lau-
back of Orlando.
National Encampment Officers, Mem
Der Council of Observation-Disclosures IT
Packwood of Maitland
Assistant Inspector General-WilIiam
James of Jacksonville.
Special Aid for Military Instruction in
Public Schools. H. Lancey of Maitland
Past Department Commanders-T. S.
Wilmarth of Jacksonville, G. II. Norton
of Eusus E W. Henck of Longwood
William James of Jacksonville, J. W. +.
Plummer Of Key West. Fred S. Goodrich
of De Land. John II. Welsh of Welshton.
j. De " Hazard Of Eusts, George F.
Foote of Zellwood. D. L. Way of Sanford.
Not only are the officers of the depart
ment selected from various parts of the
state, as far as possible, but they are
men of ripe experience in Grand Army
matters, thus insurihg to Commander Ne
Murray all the aid needed to enable him
to make this an exception
ally successful year for the
order. There are prospects that at least
two, if not three, new posts viii be organ
lied, and the membership Of many of the
old posts increased.
Capt Charles NJ. Ellis, the new assistant
adjutant general apd the official on whose
zeal and efficiency much depends. is a
leading shipping merchant, ellis & Hus-
sey), of this city, and served two years as
acting department commander He is
therefore fully posted in Grand ARMY
work, as wen as a thorough business man.
and most popular gentleman.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-28
BALL MAGNATEs MEET.
The National League OmcIaIs in
Session.

The National League OmciaIs in
Session.
New York. Feb. 1.-THE meeting Of the
National Base Ball League commenced
this morning in the Fifth Avenue hotel
The meeting was called for 1880 o'clock,
but the delegates were slow in arriving
and it was much after that time before
they assembled in the rarlors and got down
to business. The interval was filed I'm by
a board meeting, at which n. r. Young.
G. A. Byrne and A. H. Soden We're pres
ent. They had several weighty questions
10 consider, among them being Fred Pfef-
fer's application for reinstatement. All
the delegates put in an appearance. with
the exception of +. H. Robson of Cleve-
land. Among those to be seen in the corri-
doris of the hotel before the meeting be-
gan were James A. Hart of Chicago. Ed
ward Hanlon of Baltimore, DR. Stuckey of
Louisville. John T. Brush of Cincinnati, A.
II. Soden and William Conant of Boston,
Chris Won der Abe Of st. Louis, Charles
A. Nonderhorst of Pittsburg, Andrew
Freedman of New York c. a. Byrne OF
Brooklyn, John I. Rogers of Philadelphia
and Wagner Brothers Of Washington.
The meeting considered the report of
the committee on rules one of the changes
proposed to the rules and not adopted re-
side Of the catcher and first basemen. In
stead of following the suggestion of the
rules committee and combining felders to
unline gloves the league voted to restrict
them to the use of a glove or NIT not
weighing over ten ounces and measuring
in circumference around the palm of the
hand not over fourteen inches
Instead of an umpire being allowed to
fine a player s. for the first offense and
for the second $25 for offensive language
the rule is changed so that the umpire
is directed to fine the offender SIS and 500
for vulgar, indecent or other improper
language or conduct on the field. Then
the constitution was amended so that UNI
pires will be compelled to enforce the fore
going rule. II they do not do so they can
be fined $50 on the sworn statement of ore
of the captains and two responsible per-
sons.
The delegates sat till midnight consid-
ering the application for the reinstate-
ment of Fred Pfeffer They finally re-
ferred the matter to a committee of three
consisting of John r. Brush, James A.
Hart and Andrew Freedman, who Will
make a repOrt tomorrow
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-28
GEORGIA's ExHIBIT.
The Exposition Company Agrees to
Erect building for IL.

The Exposition Company Agrees to
Erect a building for IL.
Atlanta, Ca, Feb 27.-Georgia will have
a state building at the Cotton States and
International exposition this fall At
meeting of the state board to-day the
exposition company practically acceded
to the terms laid down by Gov Atkinson
and the state board made after the con-
ference with the exposition committee
last week. At that conference Gov. At
kinson took the position that the exposi-
ton company was committed
to the states exhibit, and
held that unless the state building
was furnished there was grave doubt
whether the states appropriation could
be touched. The exposition company have
had the matter under consideration since
the conference and finally they have
agreed to guarantee the state a building.
The state board viii cooperate with the
exposition company in every way possi-
BILE to secure the building, but the expo
sition company will do the actual work
and guarantees to put up the building
The Georgia building will cover about
200 900 square feet 1t will not only contain
the state agricultural and other displays,
but also have comfortable reception par
Tors for the accommodation of visitors and
other useful and attractive features.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-28
FLORIDA'S BIG RAGING BOOM.
A MEETING At JACKSONVILLE N
THE INTEREST OF A TRACK.

Company with n Capital of $780,
600 Contemplated by the PrOjee-
tors of the Movement-Northern
Lovers of the Turf to Put In $780,
600 of the AmOunt-The LcgisIa-
ture TO Be Asked 10 Grant fChar-
ter with a Pool Selling Privilege
Attached.
jacksonville Fla. Feb. 27.-At q mass
meeting Of citizens held al the board Of
trade rooms in this city to-day nearly
2oO representative men Of Jacksonville
were present, besides W. A. Mcintyre,
secretary of the Coney Island Jockey
Club. representing such turfmen as
Messrs. Belmont d Keene Joe Vendig
Of DIVER Bros stables, and j. F. Steph-
ems. the originator OF the proposed race
track. TO discuss which was the object
the meeting
Leopold Furchgott the well-known dry
goods merchant. presided
Col H. r. Duvau OF New York. presi-
dent Of the Florida Central and Peninsu-
lar Railroad Company, in addressing the
meeting ia favor of the project said that
the eyes Of the sporting public in the
north were now turned to Florida be-
cause the New York and New Jersey leg
isla:ures have framed laws prohibiting
pooIselIing at race COURSES This. Mr. Du-
val said, had practically killed racing in
these states and the horse owners now
want place where they can so and De
independent Of these states, and many
other places where the same law is in
force. A race track here he said. must
not be any country fair makeshift." but
it must be second to none ia the
country. To establish such a one it would
hrst be necessary to get "a charter from
the state for long period Of years. To
do this IT would be necessary TO appoint a
committee of influential citizens TO draw
up a charter and wait on the lawmakers
Of the state and bave it granted, with
an amendment to tie present law allow
ing pool selling from Aug ] to May ].
Col Duval also said that he was certain
that the railroads tributary 20 the state
would lend their assistance to the scheme
and promised that the Florida Central
and Peninsular railway would take its
share Of stock in the enterprise.
Several others addressed the meeting
and it was the general opinion that $4,000
would be necessary to start the thing
right. Jacksonville people viii raise $780,,
600 and outside turfmen the other $50 900.
A working committee of nine influential
citizens was appointed and later legis-
Iative committee will put in its work at
Tallahassee.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-28
SPLIT OF THE MINERS.
II May End ia Strike to Maintain
the National Organization.

Columbus, O., Feb. 27.-H. S. Chapman,
president of the Ohio Coal Operators As
ISOLATION, speaking of the action of the
operators in the Pittsburg district in
adopting a resolution at their meeting yes
terday to hereafter ignore the National
Mine Workers Union, and only recognize
and deal with the Pittsburg district min
ers' union, says it will result in a strike
for the purpose of maintaining the ma
tional organization. President Penna is
at his home in Indiana and Secretary
Patrick Mcbride is in Pittsburg.
Pittsburg, Pa, Feb 27.-District As
sembly No 3, Knights Of Labor, met to-
night for the purpose of deciding which
organization they should remain with, the
old or the new knights. A vote was taken
at midnight and it was decided that nine
tenths of the members should join the new
Independent Order Of Knights, withdraw
ing from Master Workman Sovereign's or
ganization.
The Cigarmakers Union, the Topographic
cal Union and the teamsters voted to re-
main with the old order. There are about
twenty-eight assemblies in the district,
with membership of nearly 600. and only
three assemblies now remain in the old
organization.