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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-02

The albuquerque tun-cn atufi ut mus
lc, II they receive the cooperation 1T ih,
general public aud financial support ul
these Interested ~ furnishing the ls'upi,
al tins city with the best musical attfaC
ton IS,~-ibir H. obtain, wish ~ rngag,
Oide MuSln, the great Niulin virtues
and hl- COMPANY ui artists H. appear IL
concert here al an early date. lnrS VII
SSH sail from Nau ttanrl-ru Tor tuu
around the world, ending al the Paris ~
position ~ lbl ~ that this viii thu la
opportunity the puhllc will have IT, hra,
THESE ~utld.iamrd performers. In aril-
tlr excellence, ~ We'll H. popularity
nothing ~ the country eau approach tn
attraction. A committee viii cali uIru
tue rlllLrii~ al the cIti with the view Co.
hd,ing ticui ~ut,>ciil, luf ~ many tea
rts - thrl can Use. lot II viii br nrcr.
~dtA tu hdN" gudtantrv ~ advance 1,
hung thu attraction here.
huupurfqu", thc collegiate cti ~ H.,
southwest, cannot allutd tu have tia
goat irigian NIu,iIti~l pa-- ~ 10y uu IA
m.t professional tout vii you All "a
tru-rn dlutN ~ IT, efforts IT, prNlir lir
ruulIr with high class entertainment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-02

\ g'"d deal II s!mpath! is felt for Tom
lIughr-, u Tux CITIZEN. IN" article in
question was illtmrd and II l. hut right!
that Judges should discourage any attempt
"n the part IT newspaper 10 sway de-
cl~l"n; yet in srIi-' the guilty party has
ESCAPED punishment while the innocent l.
forced I" ,uilrr, \ great deal "t rank in
While temporarily suffering humiliation
and financial ln~,. IN IA" end Toms
friends viii multiply aud his hank ac'
count viii rrroNrr from it, present shock
san Matriil Rrr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-02
tOI ~ ~ \II>


Judge collier received Information un
h-l saturday that twu ~ the a-~"clnt"
justice, had drawn warrants on the ,pr.
rIaI iund {" pay "Ni"n-"- 81 courts I"
be- hereafter hrtd ~ thrir districts. lie
IN u"jldl"lI trlrsraph'd to Ia" t"rrIi"
rial auditor cullir~lIng the validity ~
such proceeding AMI asked That the mat.
let l." referred tu ia" solicitor general,
wh" taking The same view IL Judg" TOD
nrr objected that warrants drawn IL
stated l., thn1r justices he not paid. lh>
means an increase II ahoui f2,'aH III III"
available court fund for this county.
II l. lrarnri that chief Justice smith
and Justice laughlln are the Judges Who
trlrh H. draw un the fund III advance.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-02
them down % heavily tina, they would
break any beneh."-Las Vegas Exam.
Apu,is. trujilIo.

he welding 1T kaiaci ip,phcd and
Miss Lucia irWillu scslclda! Was noted
event III Nrll.,o-iu naive riicirS. lie
ceremony that united them ~ the bulliS
IT mdtIIInun! tpk place al the church III
~an Felipe lie Nrfl, did town, AMI u H..
cridiun and grand bale lrk place last
evening III ululirta hail, south Albu.
lurfqur, which was thfungpd With
friends II the young couple. he grUunl
l. u brother III MI. ApNlaca. the -uuih
side merchant, and the charming bride Is
the daughter vt Mrs. >rfrhna Iha,rz dc
lTuJlllu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-02
>nt nrth Nuiiriug

Hon, N"lIl Il, Field cam" up from Albu.
purTqur this morning lie Was seen by u
representative 81 the New Mexican aud
asked II h. had anything Ia SAY for publ.
cation touching the affidavit IT tha-. |.
Finn. connecting hi- name with the al.
lhorship ~ the supreme court lihcl IN the
Albuquerque ClrlzE>, lie replied that
h. hal nothing Ia Say, and later added
that hr would not dignity IL" accusation
by taking notice "f II, santa +" New
Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-02

Last night, at the \, NJ, T., church, rs
the minister Was ahoul ready Ia Civ" hi-
hrnrlir,inn, one II the i~nchrs gave way,
letting about half dozen or NOR" ~ the
colorSd brethren fan Ia the f"T, which
caused quite little anxirtY Ia th"~" that
fell. aud 10 little amusement Ia the look.
ers on, just I" make everything all right
the minister said. "Oh now. never mind.
II often happens that peoples sins bear
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-02
>iM NrIIol nlIIni>n.

lr plans lui the proposed new capitol
hulldlug are ut, exhibition Al the "llirrui
lh" amtol Rebuilding board III santa f.,
and viii hr thrr" until III" next injecting
~ the huarI. ~ Nov. nm, ~ ~ Ia give
thr cltll"u- Of New Mexico an opIurtun-
ItN To- rNamiur them aud I" suggest
changes hrtor" their final adoption 10y
the board
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-02

ihr best -aNr Ia the world fur cuts,
hrul-,-. -urr-. ulrrr,. salt Ih,uu. lever
~urr-, trt,rr, chappd hdui,, chihlalu-,
curu- and all SKIN rfuplluu~, aud past
tnrlN cures piles, ~ II" pay required, II
l. guaranteed L. CIV" I"rlrcl satisfaction
~ money Trtund,,l, l'IlCr, 20 cents pr
hux. For sale hy IN, lh~ r., Burgess "
son, druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-02

It, just ~ ra-! {" try One Minute
Cough cure H. anything rlSe. It's easier
Ia cure u cough nr cold with II, let your
next purchase fur u cough hc One Minute
Cough cure. BETTER medicine. better ~.
suits, hrtlcr Try II, rill~huty X Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-02
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ALBUQUERQUE, - NOV. J, 1875.


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r.. bow. 81 lulu.. D. visiting rlN
friends.
rru,..i Ir, 81 N,y.l,I,n., q. f.,y.,.r..I
.t IA, prr,,.,.u
Mr.. Z. v Hawk cam. 'Arh ".' msN'
from Cleveland. %.
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/, ia ihr cit! i"7'dN
Ll,.., ,,,,r,, Nam. ,..,,l .... t.,..,...
R'' W. NV ''s".
Manuel ~aaAr. lh, santa t.al'.Iu.,.
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N"l Luna Uui VI } ~rut, q .. IHH'-.
W y ''"A'. Wv f.'' .'''"' '.'
Nh"I '"N'''. "E''" '' '"' way.
q. Il M'''''" '".. ".' "'' WIS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-02

kai.rk Patterson
" ham - Patterson \
rur ,.,.i dr'rudur william % Patterson IL
hrt'lN notified ihit suIilu ,tLuyrty has been
,uI. iuCu,Vl hgiu.' INN ~ the district C,tuf
iut 'lr county ~ lvtut'llu, territory ~ Nrs
MrN.,,. Do, th, .ui ,unplnpant. Katie X Fat
tct-',N. the s.tUi COMPLAINANT ptaNiug ~ and hY
her lIll ui compliant ulrl ~ tlilr ,susc that she
nav ly I.Nut,'i aud forever freed from the
hpUd- II mitfiuuuN NV existing between
,uui .tNaut - ~ RESPONDENT, that the care and
tu-ir,N aui rlu, Ntuu Ut the t~u minor Chi
diru. i~st ct -ul manage lie awarded e.
,urIi tilutut. amt ia general relief. and that
- U~~ Nl"I t'r SAT respondent. Cntci your al
l-aiau,r 90 sid -uit uu uf briutr the first trgu.
ltt return IiN ter ptuC -~. hring the mist Mon
dan IT liuaUN. i~.h, hrlng thr nth day ~
J'uvd'N I~."i. = dr,frv ltu ,uuir-sn therein
wi. hr t,pic ri against YOU
- y MARION,
CLERK and Register ~ Chlncery.
" 1 lInA.M-k ~ll.--tMl TOT lmmIlaInAnt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-02

~ things - u shows itself IN many ways
At FIRST pethAp, . little brsviness IN the
stomach, little snufness, windy beichinss
and heartburn Hesdachs begin 10 come
pretty soon amer that. and biliousness end
! foul taste In the mouth In the morning
fhronic constipation IL almos, Inc vitabls,
and u Il probably the most CIRCUS trouble
that evri ates hold 81 q man. Its seeming
simplicity Is the thing that makes II most
dangerous, because Il leads to NEGLECT
Constipation means that the body 10 hold
ing poisonous, Impure matter that should
br gotten rid 81 The poison 10 being ~.
absorbed into the blood and the whole BODY
is being filled with H. lmpurity In the
blood NAV lead TO almost any disesss
There il no telling what may come Of n
Constipation Is the stan Of II ali And yet
people are cr,lcss about a. n u the most
serious thing N the world, and the easiest
~ cure II YOU W. about II right Dt Pierces
Pleasant Pellets cure constipation. Cure
II positively certainly, infsllihly Cure II
So II STAYS cured, Cure u so you can stop
'pt ing medicine n
aNr that - something that no othsf
i,nedy IN the world will do
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-02

More attachments We're placed on the
stock II rhas. webb this afternoon. max
ing the total claims about ESQ.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-02

u... iu.".' tuNtut.. % junction cay,
tI. Nu. t.', ., u.I .,tt"I, -u' hat iuiI.
uuuI,. ,iD tIid ,tht tit'tr Md- 10 htpr tot
900. uut nu u.,,lr- 81 ~. kiug~ NV
90 c.N,iN runIr'tJn ruIrp I.l AMI -hr
.d,r I, -nrd urI itr. VI. lr'~. EggrI-.
,a' rI.llJn - -du Francisco, Nuil,Ird
.t.u a dt"hdiu c"ud, approaching on.
,utuIulHtI, iii,d without tr-uit every thing
.,-,, tr.u uuu.il ga, lulti, ii ~. hIng :
,rN tu.,..',,. dul "a lwu WrrA- wi-
.uloi ~" !. .d,u,ddN thduktui. /, i
r.t,u. I,.uI,-, W Nui,u tur,r az samples,
,udl Iu"N, ia. ~ .u.,,itui rtuCdvN ri this
uIruIrtnr ~ COO ,u~ dIi ,uid~. ftrr
,nH hullir. al ~. lhp~. II, burgess y
~"u luus ~tot'. E.guldt sac D'r and
HIrsI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-02

\ Columbus cips, H." tif-t uf the Kind
seen IN This country. came III 10y express
this morning. aud ia" curious cnnirlNancr
j. now doing IL tick tack In IN" office IT
l"w"nthal y Meyers whulr~al" whisky
HOUSE. II l. All exact pattern nf III" clock
used by America hl-cNrrrr III lt92
" hat rrNrs ~ aI"ndulun mntiun III either
clrk- l. a horizontal adjustment like the
governor IT, an engine, which swaNs back
AMI forth Ia lh,-r ,ials when the thought
al months years and centuries was given
1" finding a new pa~sag" Ia III" lndlaN,
minutes and seconds were ~ iu' small
moment IL record. There i only one time
Indicator co. The hour hand. hut the space
between the figures that tell the hours Is
divided int" fifteen minute periods. Apart
from the weight and n few wheel pins, the
whole structure j. made IL wE-l, even the
five wheels that constitute the inside
mrchanl-m. The cuIlnsit, was inspected
bN u number ut people during III" day.
.lhr clock iSa present from IL" Nnn'
itral club Rye hnu'r,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-02

viii wuuirT~ ever cease, The latest
IT, be- added Ia the list l. III" heavy fog
that hung over NhuIucruu" and vicinity
this morning following ia" ~rakIug ram
I'll last night. Tins cIlA presented "a dr.
crlrd los Angelo appearance al ii u'cluck
this nlnluing, AMI a man with eye
glasses could not toll his un",hrr.lIl-law
half u u uck away, even II III search al
her. lhh~r whn We're unable Ia get
away L. the Pacific coast this sra>un had
Al opportunity II ENJOY ing real coast
weather fur cuapl" II hours NJ doubt
the CLERK III the weather Il in "A frulir-
~"lIr rnSHl III anticipation al Halloween,
IT, have imposed such mischief. In the
urnurl IT the writer who has lived here
since $3.50. there have been hut trw light
logs ia this citl and never approaching
the deus" l."- Angeles article uf tins
nIuTnlug,
lhrrr ar mth, -,-L rra~un- why YOU
-hruli u,r ,Ir Iuuutr Cough cure.
There AZ, nu Ird,nIi~ why yuu should not
II ~ need "l help. lhr "nl, harmless
remedy that produces immediate RESULTS,
l'Ill~huIN y Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-02
wnv A.xco CORPORATIONS.
Articles Filed with tbs territorial Secre-
tafy n Gently.

The following cutpbtatiuns have tllrd
article, With the territorial -rrt,taf, nj
santa tr.
The Wallet! Mining company, mcor
potalot-, uru. llwkncil ". \. johnson
aud Mex uu-Iuri capital d"rk. tislun;
directors, urn. lluckurll aud Alex Camp.
bell 1T Nebraska. uru. ". \allrfy aud II.
H. johnson ot Denver, aud Pedro \. san.
chez aud Alex uu~'i"ii ii lau~ principal
place II business, Ranches lie laos.
The kAwl- llohhlr Irrigation ani In.
prNcmrut company, James \. liaWi~
Mr-. :, VI. RAMS, ~rlah X. llubhie, john
\. iiuhhlr aud Wallace T. Rawi, IT la.
german, y. NJ, capital stock. Slutnt
lhr ru-tuu uuid Mining cunpau, cap
,tai -t"ck. So - -, ~ T.. rrdwirk anl j
u. NndirW- 81 prmrt. and T., {. Van
ufrlsi, &C., cotton and I. T., casey ~ la
n'hc, \, W., ptIurIpd. pace II bushes,
| ia B,iir.
he -an j"-r Land company. coluuil
uk mud-, erecting lacIuiir. lot canning
tnd "inrr purp.>r-, pilnripai place Z"
bu-lnr-,, santa re-, directors, iIrnr, +.
Nrurr ana Jo,,ph n!an ui san Antonio
I.Na- aud h,,. r. ta,ir>, III santa r.
c,,ptd, 81, ,e, sa.'.. "a. +. tari,l
o., -ut,tt, 60. Dbl. ',. u, >..u
iur "" b.,,,r., .. m. ny, IA
.,t ut,' .., .,.,a,... ..,.. o., N..o., ,.,r
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-02

lvfrtrr, ~ NV NrNf,u. County ~ Betua
l.lu. ~ the blrti,i Count
k".c n Patterson
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-02
which should have sstisned any reason
able man. bot the wrath o. His Most Ell.

, 'ilcnt llighnr-. smith was not tO be ap.
Irascd ~ TIL. ~ ,nnrr, and after harhui.
ing aud nursing his anger fut iWu ~
hrcr week, h, imp,-r- the above ,Nrrs.
i've prnalt, ~ hu. liat ~, lguily 1T
the court mIght H., Sustained ~ uur will
dispute the fact that Editor Hughes
should have hrrn punished IN some man.
net. hut nu unbiased uau will -durtiun
the severity " the sentence impr-rd,
and t"-la, ~" W"lE rather hr lum
llughr- ~ jail than Judg" ~mith IN the
supreme bench VII, llughr~ may have
been, ~ ,luuli w.. CUNT, ut constructive
contempt ui court, tut the contempt va.
not CIRCUMSTANCE ir lhr contempt
which tn puh,r VIII rutrrtaln TT the
uIan who urruplr- M" position 1T ch"t
Justice II NV MNIru \ man VIM VII
prrult IN. I-f-mual tr"iug. 1T political
.plt' 1" ruulrul Inn lu passing judgment
~ The lrurl /. unt Ut Co., II III judgment
ina F.ltr, Vt Ju-tlc' court. much less un
IL, ,uprrm" hnrh " grcM territory
IKE New MrNiru, \ judge l. uu trtt,t
than man ~ ANY other ulhrml position
except u, hr pNr- mu,rif such m hI.
actions, aud h. should not h, entitled
g. any mur, ftr,Ium from criticism than
either official. Prescott Juuruil. NluL
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-02

MANY ~ The cIll1'u- uf hin-Nliir,
Indiana, are never wIthuu, u Nutllr ut
ChamhrTlalu'- tough Remedy IA the
house" SAYS Jacob Brown, the lrailng
merchant IT n" place lhl- remedy has
proven II - much vain" ior cud- amt
Group IN children that i"W mothers who
know it, worth AZ" willing tu l." without
IL. For sal, by lhu-. II hurgr-- n son.
Robinson l. good republican but
since h" ha, hr,u obliged g. waik The
nunt every night for th" pa, wr'k With
hi- first born, b. !, silent eta Me- -ul!rri
81 infant lulu-lrl1-,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-28
.IERSEY CITY.

Tho Court - ParIons ~ Nc~-Jcrsey mot In Jer-
SOY city Yesterday bat only acted on un.mroriaut
cases Despite the many rumors that the Guii"n-
burg rig Four" would he parion~l At the next
session ~ the court. the case was not even men
TONED The latest report IS that tho big Four
Will not Ice parioned until they have actually been
imprlsoncI That Will not be until III" decision OF
tho court OF Errors IS handed down on May To-
The jersey city street and Water Commissioners
net Yesterday IN order 90 receive the opinion OF
John A. blair. Corporation Counsel as 10 the
validity OF receiving new bids without further ad-
vcrtsing, and also 10 whether the bids rejected
on TUESDAY could b. reconsderel and amended Mr..
Blair said the bids could be rcconsidcrel but they
could not b. amended. The board must deal with
them as they stood nor could the board receive
bids under the old advertisement II not inn
perative however that ~ should advertise anew be-
cause IL might aside all the present proceedings
and under the law Of lsSS. which gives the city
power 20 make n contract for a water supply with
out Advertising The board decided % able the
whole matter. Tho subject Will probably be brought
up again In some shape at the regular meeting on
Tuesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-28
MOUNT VERNON.

Dickens was read Illustrated. discussed and
criticised by the Friday Night Women's Literary
Club at the home OF Mrs. Arthur Williams. last
night An interesting feature was an illustrated
talk on Dickens by Mrs. Wait. who has made
about 500 views OF the places referred to In Dick
ens's works. Among the many present were me
Rev Mr. and Mrs. Granger. the Misses Leila ana
Carrie LOCKWOOD the Misses Jane. Alice and Esther
Andrews Miss Elose Trott. Mrs Charles H.
Stccker Mrs u. ". Whltmore. Mrs. W. VI. Den
man Mrs NJ s. Page. Mrs. Joseph 5. Wood. Mrs
Henry f. f,hoadcg and Mrs Sarah Jeanncrett
The burial Of Major John Il Jennings, formerly
OF the Army took place In Woodawn Cemetery
Yesterday morning Major Jennings died Wednes-
dav after a week Illness with cry sipehs at ne
age Of sixty-nine. The funeral was held at ms
home on Friday evening the Rev. s. T Graham
rector Of Trinity Episcopal Church. officiating
Farnsworth Post. Grand Army OF the Republic.
Of which Major Jennings was member. was pres
ent in command OF Captain William wilson. Major
Jennings was quartcrmastcr In the Army untiI
1866 when hc resigned TO engage In business IN
civil life For several years he had been account
ant in the Quartcrmaster's Department. Ne"-hork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-28
NEW -YOR Is GU \ A..


o, ord hall under the auspices OF OIan
>too1,nrzie 70 % order OF Scottish Clans VIII De
civon IN Lyric Hall, No 723 SiX'h-aVe'' on "e''''
day evening.
Richard c Morse. secretary OF the intern" '''''"
,,,,t,,oo y. tho Young Mems Christian Assocla-
tim will open with prayer the l'th ANN "a
celebration OF the Inauguration OF "eo'Se
ngtoo 10 be held under the auspices OF "t ~"
,ional Provldent Union AZ IenoX IN'eui"' i'''
ninth-st and Madison-ave, on TUESDAY al y a."
General John Palmer VIII preside, ana adu'
III ha made by judge Roger A. Pryor ana COR
oral lanes Tanner. Fifty members each rom
LAFAYETTE Post and L. > Grant Post Win o'"''
guests. will occupy the platform
The ,ice-pres.dent OF the National Cigarette ana
-rohacco Company denied YESTERDAY the report tha'
tho company had been absorbed by the American
Tobacco Company.
The funeral OF Patrick J. Hickey took place in the
Ron,an Catholic church OF the IransiSnfa'oh' III
Mott.s,. yesterday morning. The services were
largely attended. The burial was IN Calvary Gene
terry.
uonorial services FOR W Jennings Demorest will
be held at Chckering Hall on SUNDAY May D. al q"
n m Tho call IL signed by samuel plchle' cha'i
man National Prohibition Committee; d. y. Mann
y. rndenendent order Of Good Templars; Frances r.
Willard dresden: National Womans Christian
ra,nnerance Union; Mary r. Burt. president New
York state W c. T L.. and Joseph A Bogardus'
president American Temperance Union.
In the Church Of the strangers tomorrow night
G. F. Bemis will lecture on "Historc Boston IN
anticipation OF tho Christian Endeavor convention
10 be held in that city his summer
The Museum Of Natural History Sc open on week
davs from TO o'clock ON Tuesday and saturday
evenings from TO 10 O'Clock the public Is admitted
free on Sundays II is open from TO O'Clock.
Admission is charged Mondays and Tuesdays
The Museum Of Art is closed to-day.
A musical will be given by the Friends Mission
School Workers for the benent o. IN" louns
Friends AID Association tomorrow evening at B
O'Clock at the home Of George A Mcdowell Nc"
457 IVES, Twenty-frst-st.
A notice was posted the Maritime Exchange
Yesterday stating that Edward S. Atwood. the
former president OF the Maritime Association haa
been appointed superintendent OF docks by the
Dock Board. Commissioners O'Brien aud Einstcin
when asked about tho appointment, said that no
appointment mad been made. and that Mr.. Atwood
had not been appointed.
The annual field meeting OF Columbia College.
which was 10 have been held yesterday afternoon
at Williamsbridge. was postponed until tomorrow,
| on account OF the heavy rain
Howard Gould's nprater Niagara arrived here yes
terday afternoon from Bristol in tow OF the tug
Archer She did not arrive in time to go over on
the Mississippi bur will be taken to London on the
Wilson Line steamer ontario. which sails next
Wednesday.
| The Fortnightly Shakespeare Club-Mrs. Anna
Randall Dehl president: George II Mellish, Gee
retary-wn hold its annual dinner at Clark's. No.
q West Twenty-third-st.. at o'clock tomorrow
evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-28
PERRY BACK ~ HATHAWAY ASYLrN

Ncwburg y. Y. April 27-Ollver Curtis Perry
arrived a, the Mattcawan Asylum nj o'clock
this afternoon, and was promptly locked in a cell.
Oliver c. Perry who escaped from Matteawan
two weeks ago yesterday delivered TO the asy-
lurn authorities He left the Jail 10 in the Gus
ody Of Or Lamb Keeper Nolan and the chief OF
Police. Mr.. Kelly. Perry. securely handcufcd.
taken from the iaii to the courthouse at noon and
arralgned. After Perry delivered to the New
York authorities hc put into coach and the
PARTY started toward Hoboken. Al the same mo-
ment Mr. Simpson. his counsel 10 the Office OF
Justice Macs near tho JAIL where he out a
warrant for Pcrry's arrest on charge OF assault.
He said that when he TO the jail in the
ing Perry quarrcllel with him some trivial pre-
text and struck him When he got back 10 the
IaIl the coach containing Perry was OIL, Of sight.
Mr. simpson was told that the party had gone tow
ard IIoboken. lie and constable Jumped on troll
lev-car and followed. but ala not reach the ferry
until fifteen minutes after the coach had driven on
70 a Chrstopher-st. boat Perry then In New
York At the iail n said that when SIR. Smp-
son called at the TALL IN the morning to his eli
en- they had some words and that Perry struck
Mr. Simpson a li6ht blow In the face. II did no
harm The Metals now believe that II was pre-
concerted arr ont intended to serve as the ba-
sls of a warIAi 81 I which Perry could be de-
tanned awhile .onscl m Ncw-Jersey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-28

II the Police Magistrates bill becomes law as
now appears probable. Mayor Strong Will have the
appointrnent OF fourteen magistrates on June i !.
is expected that three-fourths of these VIII be Ike
pubicans Water Register Columbus O. johnson
would prefer ono Of these places 20 his pres
ont office and tho same has been said OF General
O. H. la Grange. Ere Commissioner. while eX-As-
sisant- observation-disclosures Andrew ID. Parker OF me
O'Bren Democracy would rather BE. PoAce Mag
istrate than Police COmmi9sloreT MllIiam IrdYtr'
aided Recorder Goff in tho I"Now Investigation mas
been spoken OF as practically sure " an appoint
mon police Justices Clarence " Meade. Chares
Y Taintor and Joseph deuel.. III" three Kepub'
i,cans on the police bench wiz be candidates fJr re-
anpointment All apponje~s who are not now po-
lice justices must be lawyers OF ten years PRACTICE
The five magistrates who al" 70 FORM the bench
oF Sneciai sessions vii receive 500" year. The
nine other magistrates will have salary OF {'"o
q each. The present sdlat$ VI i0'-e ''''N'
l. 2luLn