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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20

Ih.' irIu.n.I,.n- It IT," N"ri At no ia.
,.Ial tu, lI,'r ..Inag,. pl r.i,rr, aud lu lnr
urNi uaiu.uat .uLN"u'.u 49,, max" lh'I
uduru,r hI,, aud b, tie .irurgN,rr ir.'n iur
r.. called -t,Nri r'al"r al territories uuI'"
uu a rraruuAh.r uuap,laI Ita.' utIu, lnry
,nu tr,r the pony T., Ad"II "a InrA-uIr
"a. ialtr TO- the ,ntuAE" 1T Am"i .Au MI
Vet Iu.- W - lat a. tie riNrt AlNu.
s'"r rnou,t -, 'ri It rr rnct lnl r".
ui..u % lu" Iu"riiuu that At -h"utI r,-
c"I'r even in" rIIrnit 4 The r"rt"rr
good rusr MIth platform iAN"rlus pro.
tr,irt ui uunr Iudu-tII-r Ahi the com.
AZ" 1t r,lNri lft.r'"i ~ ,h" Ain"ru att
utnrr, IT," party can :" l'i"rr tnr I'r"llr
nui via riEnAI naituuAl 'Iri"ry ia lN,".
NI'NrI utuIu,ri ~ t"rrlen r"uulr,-r ,u.
Iuri,I into the utri states rluuIi be-
made /" r"S ai,u'-' Ir""b,uN" iuty
.nir "ou,d N"'l down t"" -iN"i rurIu!
,ui A'ri 10" Nnlt'. metal "a thir ,"uulry
81 . rAry S,tn god.
In- r-I un.I,aLr II New Memo A.. TO-,
suli huge, u"r arr they iauHilr- lucy
rrHlI~ that inr r.Inas' l,"-',"u i- ru,. ul
IsrAmuI.' .u.rr.rl Hui mast l." met iu
so. nn, ~. -tauI together tor u"r
...p.' o Aurr,,nu -llNrI aui Irut"ctl.u
O.. hum" Ir'du,'-, Nht,A mrluir rINrr,
,"AI. N,.',, GOA. .,r.t other rrriu,'r II tnr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20

Tia" roe, NJ assertions - nr DNrSnn
val tho DISTINGUISHED French electro.
phNNlulugl,t that III" ma I,rIty ~ per.
~"u> supposed t. l." killed hy cleo.
riciiN ar" ont, PARTIALLY pirnlyS"d and
can h. rcsu~yitatrl Will lie rrinrrn.
l"r"d, says the Literary Digest At
IN" recent meeting ~ the American
Electro. Therapeutic association in Nrw
York city Prot Edwin Houston de.
srr,'"d SOM" experiments made hy Mr.
T. \ k"nurlly anA himself, which
seem d"rldrlly IT, di,pruvr DArsun.
walls assertion -Four ducks were
KILLED ~ the alternating current. III.
'r"ut frrIu'u,t,> hviug rmplnyrd in
Inherent eases, hut in all instances
Thou ia rr-u ,"liatlrn was attempted hy
experienced PHYSICIANS, the nnimuIs
could u"i lee revived aud post mnrtrm
"\"mlnWr'u showed that death tmrk
l''''" ~ n f'w second, after the uns.
sage ~ ia" current The discussion ON
~" paper WAS vigorous aud interest.
lng tut most ~ th">" present sided
wltn Houston Hnd k"nnrlly Accord.
lugII. Slrrtr"utlun srvius e. hr a puiu
,"N~ nud sure death, ut least Ia ali who
are KILLED hy ia" alternating current
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20
eorromLtss CAVE IN INDIANA
Peculiar Di-'nN"N H-'"ntlS Made by
Contractors digging a ga. We'll.

I"nira't"r- Digging Gs- Well.
\ cave - enormous prupurtiuns has
been discovered IN th, eastern part ~
Delaware county Ind SAY, the ,iurin
mat Enquirer The discovery was i
Nrr' peculiar one ~ainu,I Ncl'hrrsuu
gas we'll contractor had u so ~ men
putting down wrll near selma. east
~ Nuu,ir Ihr drill Ni~ down Hluut
one hundred feet ~ hen % entered pace.
much 'u ia" nmalrurut ~ the u,rn at
IN" top end ~ the rrIS' The com.
mrurrd let out rope aud down, down
went the heavy duil II N,ru struck
earth hgnin Which seemed To- hr steep.
aud the drIll -.i ~ To- one side aud
continued "a buv u at an anglo Tho
n,u Wurk,d fur hours attempting To-
ls'urirni" the second earth aud CON
uuur down g. Trenton ruck The con.
trnr,"r had several sections ~ piIs,
placed together aud let down. hut they
swung IA ,rnrr tie then tried tu par.
t"lll an thr hole. Whtrh would give
hn a hae" T." work. "n aud prevent the
drilI from ~ldiug III several cords 81
w"I aud dui"n wagon loads -
bow ld"rS were sent down aud com.
plrtcly lost
horrible stencil escapes from the
hole, making 1t almost impossible L.
remain near the opening. The Nuppu.
Htiun II that there IL an extensive
opening som" place IN that vicinity
AMI that the cavern ~ u Rendezvous for
"iId animals For years, hogs, cattle,
h"rs"N AMI sheep have myNtrriou>ly
disappeared from points in this virin.
ity. nnd II j. Thought that they have
l"rn dragged int" this cavern aud the
horrible udrr comes from their de.
'hi"d remains. Contractor Neither.
sons men have hrn working three
days irving :" get the drill started IN
thc hitrm ut the cavern aud they will
probably NV" up the task Others who
It" not entertain the idea that there j.
an "\i'nSlN" opening think that the
cave Wns retreat ftr the Indians and
ttat mtrr relics would be- found could
an "utraur" lee made The cave will
!" investigated and, Ia all probability.
h'lr large enough for the entrance, ~
man W,il u" mad" and the interior
Wlil 10" visited several months apo n
CAV" ~'mEtr L. thIs one except that
'h" bottom was not slaut,ng was dis,
covered lH drlIrr~ while putting dow
gne wei near I!luiliun The drillcrS
ar" ~ ia" "l.'ul"n that the two ARE
connected, AMI II =" the famous Nam.
moth raN""f kentucky viii ha minute
afnlr. Ia" discoveries hrinr made forty
mile" apart bnr aged farmer SAYS
That h" luirris selling his farm and
n"N" from that section - the country,
~ hr fears that ~ n very short time the
earth viii drop and I'LL up the cavern.
aud then thor farms will lr "A sen and
'h"N VII all lee drowned Many others
are excited IN thI, manner
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20

A santa F- merchant, n In"uIh-r 81 IA"
board Il trade there and - SuhSrrllrr +"
tue capitol rebuilding fund. semi" IuH
ClriIkS the cAsh prlc- for year" ruh
scriIn,uu, aud ,hAuks this ral"r i"r TELL.
Iug the iruth aIrnt the cAplt"i rl,ua'Inu.
rhs g-n,lrnAu ssyS that Ink tuIanN
vac absolutely correct That Ne" l.uari
IT trade hal ~ tar secured ruhrcr Itruur
Ia the amount of Si,!un "u nuirr hearing
ten I~r cent aud discounted Whru urcrs.
sAry. with the Undertaking that when
the bonds ar. sold this money IL ~ be PAID
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20
IA>IlR Al GALLUP.
what = Reporter of Ihc litllcn Gltanci
from a LIllup visitor.

EHs,"t r'rNiy-- At ''N'iuu yrrtridAy
Nrtv the hu'rt that uhS' ever h"-u Url
wet Ut albuquerque. Many hI"ulr ul
To" Epl-,uIAI congregation IA tAliutuiA
-"ui ~ t'Srfr, making the hAll wh-i,
Tia" r"rNI,-r we're held l-k very h-su'i
iuI There Nrrr over huuiT-d caiir
,ln"r, Aui rur'- hy the huN'u,- The nj
tai tail" war decorated ruur-ly ~ ~ Int,
iu" r"r',iu- irlug Il nh,'" rilk with n
IArg- cr'~r II llli - hanging over the ~
Tar The ,huIt hal hr-u rrh"Arriug al
pr"IrAi" muHlr i"r many weeks, sni rh,
rendering 1T the dihi ait ."l,,iiun- chow
"d the h"u-hl IT the training
TIA" rullr,t II the morning r''tInru Wa
IAN Hal, and It the evening 4" lh- ltN
NIX uu" "
Ia" great trAtui" "f th" lay NAr IL,
Anrruror service. ~ ~ 1t VS. -ty l,d,
"th- rull,'u'r r-rVr"." Th~ show ru
the pAtiru,r and love IT the rui,-rIutrni
cut uf tue rch,-i, Mrr T. u Harlow
The prc"Ertun iurmrd uu rid- 81 III,
buildIuS. and they marched IA Singing
"OuNAr., Christian S"ldirrr," preceded
hy the sunday school banner. TIE rel .
wee WA- the regular SUNDAY school r-r
wee, WITH appropriate music. and All AL
dr-Sr un the thoughts ui the day TNu
children II Nj Nnd Mir Frank uuhruu
N-tr baptized al this r"fvicr.
Though the hay VS. such had ,p..
rtr'i th' --TVI''s Huiirr'Si tut httlc IA
IsuHi ~ Att"niAuC"
The t'sllur Epr'"I 'AlAu- arr nd-lt
80 g. Mr. h-udr,,k. the hph"p'r " Ne.
ia" .'t-r"- Bolton. Mrr I. NJ nay Ard
Juig" smith, all 81 California, for the
t'S~rr Sh,rh h-lI.'i them I" i~mrinlrr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20
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4,
" H. "'"''' Wv 'A''
u.s. w. "''"f
~ ""' us ~" ''','','' A'''
&C.,, '',',, '
ri 'shhI'"n hAN r"'"rh"h nom" ir"m
'r'rri- 'r'''k' Colo
=" Alhr1eh' retains "nr'i"nr'h IN
t-rrri III the Democrat.
Miss Jennie BtldrHlg- lett last NIGH, f,r
E-cundhiu. Cal, wherr size will visit rrls.
| iiy-s and n lends.
A A Gr,n,. the new owner If IA.
! D.mnr,,t. nr,ounaui,I hy his niece. "a m
leave To-. morrow evening for Los Angeles.
Mrs. ], r. u. Kna.-r, who la. been
h,.,,. ,h, 49,, ,n,nth an . v,.u =, m -.
turn IA her hn,n, uu u,Ibrnk ,n mnrr,w
mnrniny
A. ~ N u
,,,, a. S,
o. ''''.. WV ,"'" IT, % '""',
rbir.,n
-,
4, ne, "'n' "'u"'' "'',''' w "H"'a
e. ""'' "I"' 60 81 Wv $50. '"
!, "'''
'Nns"'"rS" W "aJ''' pANr'
Mrr ii"nh-rrnn' ~ r"u'h hrnn street,
was n pasHrngrr "n lAst nights No tor
Wlnsinw. where Shr VIII visit Tor ir"
nay" WIZ" hrr SUI h"s'""er h""'''H'"'
Capt, NJ +, HART the territorial coal
ull inHI~r'pr, ~ rrI"ci~i here, much Ia
th- Joy at certain anxious lady Trend,
~ n few days ~" II at present visiting
the towns "f TIA" Prc'~ valley country.
Will B. Hunter, city hall reporter IN
the Chicago Tunes Herald II IN the city,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20

the execution very pleasing IL the large
aud attentive audience
Rev B-A,ir. ~" p,si '. al'h ugh sui
I'ring itun -,V ~ attack ut IL gripI",
gave very t-,~'iiul r-rmnu 80 the sul
J"t, "rhr Dawn e New bay
The cull,, ton taken wAr fur III" pui
rhar. II music fur the rhuit, anil Mr. j
Brown. the able lrn,irt. rriUitr vrtJ
g'u"rius uirriug
The day s,ll long - remembered ~
pu' IT the hughirnt hester tubes" that
the grr~ lug church has ever had. sud all
thur- ahr contributed ~ any Nay &c.
'uAkr IT, helpful day may rrri Arsur'd
thst thrit lal"t uui ~ vain
rus Nkuuuur,rS
Both Mr,h-it-, dru miuA,iurr held
sIr,Ial EN~t-r r'iNIc-r, the affairs b-tng
ui'' y aud appropriately d",'tNt"d, the
4 ,W-f- in ih" lead AN"uur Mrthpiir'
,hul.h nrIug miul-h,l ~ u II lNr-
A concert 10y the sunday -,hrl r"ust
lul'd IT," evening -'INt,"v -, IA" Lead
avenue church. NhIl" Rev Ndku-,u, ia
thr nui utug preached - I",w"il tat -'Iiuuu.
~huti Et-t-t r"tNI,"r Wri" held ~ It."
isUti-i Hu tuuEr"gHuuu,I rhuf,h'-
,NH ,u,E.u
En-irt lay ~,t,.,rr Nrt,. uut ,u,,rf-
~ r"sH ~ ut th. NiuI stuiu. boat th" sum
It - Nar collected tat the mirriuuArN
rsu-" To" pug'Nmn" TOR the after
u,uu Nt- Nrll f-ud,trI rh- p,lri-
rrNi ~ Mr- L. Bh,k sui Nj
l'u'ku"t uu nuu" NnI trrIgu mIrHtuur,
Nvt,' NrfN Eta.l
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20

IN the territory ~ New Mrsico. The
be, " urirt will be- rr-p-tv-i. Hnl
sI"ii- Air - Iursi'd H. ati.ud y" lurl.
ing this TIM"
Last night. JUS, h-tur- the new heid
~ aldermen AdJuurn-'i, A drrman O'riu
called Mayor NAlitiig-'u attention h. he
tat that hr hAi not apI-un,~l police
magistrate THE mAyur th"r'uItuu AZ.
pui u-i A J 'rawiur', Jurticr IT the
lrHrr ~ lir,' met ~. ant the appointment
IN one that m~-ta the wishrs 1T Iuk tItI.
IN And JAck's many friends.
H. the gam IT hpr- tall la.t saturday
afiriuuuu '-t~-'u the luiyrrsity Aud
the u,@r MILITARY rchp,l rlu'r, the t.tm
~ N"u Wy the ruurr IT - =" r. rHS
tuiLNN Nar promised iul' account ui
the gaIu". tat th" young mSu Sbu male
~" I,tuuir" failed 100 nAt~ttHliI"
The cArr Il ~" Territory W. prdru
Gnr,l, rmh lsIrmrut. W. rrtumrd thir
morning, Aud ~ the u,-,u r-c-rr all the
evidence was ~ rhr Arguments are h-.
lng heart thus anrtuu,,u, nud the t-stI.
muny adiur,pi ~ very strong AgsiuS, lh"
defendant
Fr,lruru Lurrrn, = popular young gen.
tlrnAu Z, Airir,u, dtri lat sunday uEht
hl'l NHF 'il''l N'Nfl'lhA ihHhllik ~
Atrircu Five months ago hr was unltrd
~ marriage g. Miss Csrlnita san iuvAl
Pneumonia Was the cause IT hr death
THE marriage " william w~uimAurr-
aud Mlrr Mamie Farley W,r r"l-mni,,d
ln-t evening ~ time fnr the harry couple
I" TAN the y" 3 lapr"ug-r uAm tur al
i iuiH, whrt" th'y vii welt Eui ENJOY
their honey m"uu i,I -"V,ral weeks
Mrs Nrurg- Schlrr-ih gave q, mlli.
m"utAty EA1,rr III urr ~ hou-r ~ 1t :. -
Fred " H"llwIg, who leaves ~ = few d'Nr
i"r his nin"s ~ tu,hiti Il uclr Frri 4"
r. rnld I" have -"ur ~ the hrr' property
~ that prbsI~r,ur district
II II lrarhri this Aitrru"rn that ChAr
WHg., justice IL the peace of precinct ~.
NtIl resign IN the let II May, aui that
hlr upIuurut ~ the r,'ttu, |. l.. M"r.
rail-, will Apply f"r the ulh,r.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20

The desire - Russia Ia secure ~,
prem" iullurnc" in china was pointed
mt a. danger a. England over thirty
dr> ago hy the late Lord Crunhornr
eldest brother ~ the present cun~rNn,
NV" lrr ''r, and hr added, in words
Ninrularly applicable tn the circun,,
Stance - To-day There j. hu, one
r"lhiin''l ~"u>r view ~ the whole mat.
ter. ''' hlur." ought L. L. induced
'" 'af ~ iwl means, L. give more
'"lI' protection iu the lives and prop
'r'I'N ~ Foreigners resident ON their
N"ll' O"'h ia" l'rruch aud English,
therefore ar" fully justified in de.
n''h''nf such r"uc"N>i"uN aud punish.
'hg lr'h'hrrN hN armed kirrr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20

Tue Latch have worked cut the tramp
IurzrIun tn what thry c"nrli~r hu"I
cuuclusnu, The state mA,uiAinr iarW
t $3.50 acrrr, and every man applying
lrr rrlri lr prut there b. earn n,r hNrug
II the InAu refuses iu work h" - ~rni tu
S"rk c"louy wh"r" hr hAr /" work, tut #
lee shows All Iuriluatlun I" get AhrAi ami
,.Arup Ia cultivate the -ul. the state rents
a small farm tu him. Whrrr hr Ia left 4"
nIE own IrE,rtITCrH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20

IL Franc" the stock IT gold ha- steadily
Increased, despite the d"i'r"=ri"n Thus
entirely due /" thr p'n'N 81 the govern.
urnt. MhAt Ir brought ~ lr ~ the rhAlr
I uSor- "r foreign Bonn. f"r ~hch ,h"
Bguk IT Franc" IrHu"s its uut"- Wh"u
ne Notes AZ. presented Ia ray m"nt the
uolirr II required 1" TAX" part ~ SILVER.
and II the m"u"y II in,"ud"t for export
ur must taxi half ~ SILVER Thus the
SILVER II Kept IA ia" country ani ,tS party
N.tG yuli maintained ~ the circulation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20

Krwarir 1T siol each Ar" "h"r-i 10y
the rnrruur tr the Arr-St aud delivery
~ the rhrrln IT santa ~ county II the
uukun~n mur,i-r-rs IL Joseph L"ck", ia.
Ian rrS-lrrr aud Jrru- TrulIl" "a the
ranch ~ the farmer IN santa r" county,
IN March :. ISL ThI- Is m lieu III r.
wards heretofore unrrrd aud the total
shall not exceed ,nuu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20
she New Ow nrr.

This afternoon A. A. Grant owner Il
half dozen hug lTHl r"rI"ra rns, ~ r..
parts have II. became the owner IL the
rapidly ,i-cAyiug Alhuunrrlu- lI-mocrai,
thus h-Aiing ull n strike among the
printers On that paper. which would have
eliminated tins evening hal tn. trade
failed Ia mstrriAli1r snd the printer,
again refused their pay II Ia presumed
that W. \. Burke will lie On the editorial
stall, under Cob Albright, who no doul /,
will Ire retained - -ditnr.in chief, MIR
Burke receiving certain instructions froa
Mr. Grant this morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20

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O. pHlu - iu... May .sui lA~. NhI,n
' ID. .r 'u'0.i 300 'hr u.ugur ~ puu,rh
m.n 90 nsn VIII. -I-Hk, ID, 90 bIr
100 rNIai
t.'.si, .-'I,. IuIr..usl meta ur,,l thea.
day 90 matu.,.t ,r.us, mulus ,ui r, tru
90. .r''i't'., nui .ur'guru'y thr pro
du,' '.' n to. 1,r in,rrn-.'i Co. Nau
..'i". lI.r. nr lhrr' Snn mIu'-i
'' ''. '"' 49, ''.'' "s $50 over $780,.
I".'.''- VI 'iNT 'h"t" ~H- "a
J ''''' ''.' ',''...'' i""nlr. l""N ~
900 bod" '.'' Woe SAN" al" ant
Iu,, .p.uI. 't.rau.r hNr ihir g. SAY rr-
80 '.'- '' 90 '''"' '' lbs '''lHSN
VI '.' -'N = '"" \ ""tr' ~"
".'' 7" N''."" '" -i-'InE 80 ''-
~ ".. ""''' f"i' IL Ma -"II fish'
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''' VIZ '' h.. No." """ !" '""' 81
"''''' ' = b" ''''". !" Frame ''t'"s
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20
NnInrLrr rabILe

The ,'u,rrnor has appointed the follow
Iue u"Srlrr ruhhr PrAn"ir Buchanan
AMI prmrtr,n Perez, Il ST"rro county
At hur II Harllr-, oi ''rnnt county r. l..
u,.nnr. IL Llncoln county, J"~"rh +,
r,wI., ~ S,rorrr county,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20

ihAH " -"''"h """' ''''"''' ' WV
Cuban insurgents
Tas hA~'nr ~ the ct! r'.uIl erect =
new hall this sumn'r
Cot MA taust II duur r.ru.ua.
work fpf the trrgAtiuu r,ugrvna
Al. ,,, rhu,,L.. 81, ,,. .,,,, 49,. ,...,
.u,,,o,,,,,t,. k.si., s,,,a.> ..,,...
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-,,
''''''t sun !" ''.'H'
'''h w." ~ I''"l"'''''
~
to-" tT SOU. That -" -. h'
well rrIf"rrhi'-I 81 lu" "lrfuNlnnal u.
'bA'"u ""t''"
Tue " toe Nm" j gear "'~u 'n'
ibuaghts 1t sN,..n u''H tu uH tEal
tnrh !" neat I"A' '','"r'r
las sprlug ...,u.u G,,ug .,,r % B.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20
ABSOLUTELY -"RE


NE NNttu' 81 ,u ,h,,nttuu i--u, uut ~ to-
tit-ttI,' court ut. tr' ~ tii. r.uufl ~ Hpf
uri i,, dub ...u-'.,i ~ it'u ttI I Nsrrb.
l~'', - . cuttAtu 80 ~ t-- ituI-,t, No a,is
W.. teiu " .uul - pluuIih Nni thAtl,~
N l"sts ,ir'"u at. tui 10 sItt.tr ~ n U.f.
ttIu utl"t r,,,'u'i Do |s-u i uIr ~ a ~ court Ia
ease ~ --itIu,-I'. NH.r tu ! .uu fl,utuuy IL
Ia les 81 e. 80 tho t.li .viug i,Ut 80 at" sit
uH'' ~ b" e uui Ter sltlin. rr,t ~ ~
New NuAttu. 'N
VII tho tutrfr.' 4 .i.h..dt g. Chatls- W
oNtH, ~ and g. ih, Nu,.. ~ sen ~ lie l- Mi
ssti'- .i'' miutus lHitU. Iurhtui uu ~, S-cund
AMI tlutd hiiIs i'h''p from n. % Auut, nUAf
r- u"uth, - -Nu" T. ihs lu"NurI Npul III,
ls,p notice ~ NhI,h l"CttItu = y iuIl f,s,,rlsi
~ h'"k n ~ dusis, tsn -, - thu f,'c"tl-i =
utir- ~ -Ntd ,uuht ,i it"rut .lIIu
Al-u, all ~" sh', tel, ,ud tu'ur'st ~ the
sad defendant, t,f.,'- " t"vi- ~ and tn thu
~ Huiu N'sitIlu. 81 gu"irh, q. at ais -n'ne
tiiu,~ knoNh To- the Htur ~ thr snhIa ,l@ b.,
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l"Nt n lex i,st fail hHr i,''n assigned Ia
I'arTrug'r run uu.i"r Conductor Drury
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20

I've = secret ~ nay heart,
Sweet MHrr
A tale | would lmuAr,
sweet Marie.
Ifyou'd even iArrrr he
You must always use Parks tea
The Improvement you viii ser'
sweet Marie. Sold by l'r
hos n. Burgess a Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-04-20

The iwo glAhiAtnr, K,rh-tts and
GrAhy, VII" ~tll meet ~ the arena neat
saturday ugh, N old town. are prAciic.
ing daily, And are IN mAgulhcrnt con.
dition. The b'ut will prove the liv-lr,
mixing ny ~ mNtsns for points ever seen
The morning times., 1895-07-11
OPPENHIEILMER'S
5l4 Ninth St, N. W,

ated, and that before the hospital is needed
there viii be ample facilities provided
Record OF deaths reported at the health
office for the twcnty-four hours ending
at / O'Clock yesterday:
White-Ann E. Seymour. aged eighty
four years; Lorenzo :. Russell, a ged eighty
three; William :. SaXton, aged seventy
eight; Michael Laden, aged fifty-eight;
Helen \. Copp, aged fifty; John w. Leach,
aged thirty-three; Thomas Mcintyre jr,
aged twenty-fOur: Frederick W McGill.
aged sixteen; Mary F. Upton, aged one;
Rosa l.. Junghaus, aged four months;
Alexis Haycock, aged two days.
Colored-Annie Bumbry, aged siXty-siX
| years; John Watts, aged fifty-one; Mar
/ tha Carter, aged ten months; Elizabeth
NJ. Grayson. aged ten months; Oliver b.
/ Johnson, aged six months; Clarence r.
/ Warren, aged seven months: Annie Doug
/ las, aged three months; Edward Robin
son, aged two months; Peter Thomas,
| aged one month.
The Commissioners plans for the sub
division of Haymarket square to accom-
| modate the wholesale produce dealers are
/ about ready to materaliZc.
The removal OF the frame buildings on
/ the square is TO be done upon an economic
! plan suggested by Building Inspector Brady,
| the work to be done by the District and
paid for from the appropriation for re-
pairs to school buildings, and the lumber
| obtained to be utilized as far as possible
/ in making the repairs now contemplated
When the buildings are out of the way
/ the arrangements for occupancy of the
! squa re by the dealers will be q matter of
| few details and short delay.
The morning times., 1895-07-11
z. NATHANSON,
SlS 9th St.
AGAINST OVERHEAD WIRES.
Electric Light Company Linemen
Arrested While Strin2ing Them.

Electric Light Company's Linemen
Arrested While Strin2ing Them.
Daniel Scanlon, an electrician i'll the EN-
ploy of the United States Electric Light
Company, and William Burnett, William
Steward and Warner Beverly, all three
laborers with the same company, were
charged yesterday with obstructing the
streets and will appear before Judge Kim
ball this morning.
The men were putting in a wire al the
Emergency Hospital and carried it for a
distance overhead to connect with existing
wires.
The case identical in form with that
recently made against the Postal Telegraph
Company and to come up next fall before
the Court of Appeals. Judge Cole decided
in that case upon application for writ
OF prohibition that the police court hac
concurrent jurisdiction with the District
Supreme Court in such a matter and the
fine of $25 each against the linemen OF
the Postal Company must stand, so far as
he was concerned. Upon this an appeal was
taken
The penalty is a fine of S25 to $50.
The morning times., 1895-07-11
ROBINSON, CHERRY & CO.
Clothes,
18th and + StS. Fafs Furnishings,
Shoes.
S44.9:S !:5

Hundreds of elegant double
breasted Sack Suits - grand
materials and trimmingS-in
light and medium weight.
Hundreds of fine Round Cut
Sack Suits, we'll made and
lined, in Serges, Cassimeres,
and WorStedS.
Hundreds of choice Business
and Dress Frock Suits, in
Clays, etc. Every Suit perfect.
You can see them in our windows
We bought the entire Sum-
mer stock of a Whining
ton firm from the assignee and
have placed all the Suits, no
matter what the former price
or cost to manufacture, on sale
at S4. 9S some are worth as
high as SIS, and there are lots
of them.
The morning times., 1895-07-11
Thin CLOTHES

Are HERE in ABUND-
ANCE. SERGE SUITS,
coats and vests, odd coats,
drap d etc, pongee, Calcut-
ia seersucker, nohair, silk,
Sicilian and alpaca coats
and coats and vests, in every
reliable grade and every size
made. White Duck Trou-
sers also, all sizes, especial
ly. SMALL WAISTS and
LONG LENGTHS, up to
40 inseam.
Negligee Shirts, White
Vests, Summer Neckwear,
Straw Hats, Russet Shoes,
and all other necessary artl-
cleS for summer wear. Right
qualities at right prices.
The morning times., 1895-07-11
Guilty os Soliciting Clients.

Policeman Flynn, OF the Second pre-
cinct, who is now on duty at the police
court, is an unrelenUing foe to the cap
per- and for some time he has had his
eye on George Dixon, colored attorney,
who hangs around the police court.
Yesterday he saw Dixon talking TO Re
becca Kettler, colored, in the corridor
of the police COURT and he had him up
before Judge Miller and charged him with
soliciting clients in the police court.
Judge Miller, after hearing the evidence,
decided that Dixon was guilty, and fined
him So
The morning times., 1895-07-11
IN A WORTHY CAUSE.

Subscriptions Solicited for Widow of
the Unfortunate Cornice- Yorker.
The Times has been requested by the
Eccentric Association of Steam Engineers
TO open q subscription list for Mrs Lucy
Phillips, TidOw OF the cOTnice worker who
lost his life bv the fan Of scaffolding on the
corner OF Twelfth aud L streets northwest,
a few weeks ago.
The Times cheerfully acquiesces and
solicits liberal contributions for one who
is left 10 distressfun destitute circum-
stances Already received:
q. q. COM. $500
Eccentric Association of Steam En-
glneeTS.. - BOO
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