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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15
s.eL,sa's Ar.iea naive.

tn. best aAivs In the world for cuts,
bruissa, sures, ulcers. aalt rh-um. fever
sor~a, tattsr. chApI-i banda, chublains,
corus. and all akin rruptions, and Posl.
lively carss pil-s. ar M pay required. II
10 guaranteed Ia give perfect satisfaction
OF money r-fubi.i, Price 10 cents 10,
boz. Por sale by nr. Thos. X. Burgess q
sSn, druggistA.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15

Part Fira, -Morn,ng aud afternoon.

Part First Morning aud af,srn"n.
Grand and solemn opening al Va. IN. !
grand dAnc-i mrrr! go round; choice
music by th. First Regiment band.
At , y. m.-saek racei 3;+5 y m.-
Entrs,-; 3;5i y. IN grand iTuy race |;
I;30 y. m.--Bnrr-l rAe-;d y. m.-Ascen-
sion at tw" ball1nns
Between each event mentioned Above
the firs, Regiment band will entertain
the I,-opl. with ,ls choicest music.
Part Second evening
drsnd open air concert frm Ia s.
Special program prepared 10y tn" FRS.
Regiment hand.
sp. m.--Grsnd fAntastic illumination.
followed by dancing commencing with
the grand march.
The socisty will furnish all kinds Of re-
fr--h,n.nts, ice cream, fruits and lunch.
Tickets only 81. god for admission
aud free rihs in W. l.. Tumble 4
coaches Ia snd from the grounds.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15
s'ow m,ttra n.t.tae

nan Antonln. Tea June II Henry
shelter, r-,it-d wholesale lpnor mrr.
chant. c"mmi tel suicide this fr-n""n by
ah"nting himself IN the head. CAur-, h
nancisl troubles. lie leaves widow aud
tw" rhildr-n IN Comfort. Texas, and
mother And u brother N New York.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15

Cannelton, Ind I'll have ussa sim
mona Liver Regulator, manufactured by
J. n. Z-iI,n a ca. PhilA.isiphis, anil fund
that fnr Indigestion sud Liver Complaint
II is the b-st medicine ever usssi ."-E.
X. CLARK. Your druggist n-lls II in pow
der or liquid the powder Ia bs taken dry
or M al. into . tea.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15
vors.r,.. rhs, Never coms to Iish.

II believe. said country banker,
that ut least Ave per cent, ~ all notcs
tina, go through our banks are f"rgcr'
irs. There In curiously loosc notion
n Ia the crime ~ forgery, and again
aud again have had men propose t'
sign tra note the name ~ nrighln'
who was at an incnnvrnirnt distance
In such eases IL was we'll known that
the man Whose name was Ia m forged
was willing to 90 upon the note. but
have me- doubt that wealthy men
names ARE constantly used upon no,"'
that they never saw. The notes mr.,
taken np hy IA" pay"r and nothing u
heard ~ the forgery For every sncf
forgery detected there are many thai
never come H. light"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15

, IIn'.s pi-,lirery iompsny ct al.
,haS Icigrr ~ al

thh Elkff ~ ~,
H. the District Court ,unb ~ ii.rnalilIn.
The .aid dcfstuisnts, Joshua =. NaNuolhs aud
IL'Asic H. Lr-su"rr ~, are hereby noIihei tina,
SUIT ~ equity has De,n commenced against
Ihrnaliliu territory ui Nov N'xiro. h, sid
cum pisinabts, ny Tim i'I-t.il"ry ,o,n-
pany, Coronado Water 4 'Wt any, a. N. Has
ko~sr 4 a." IN" 80 Il -vIt u ruugbt l., c.'in-
pla name as ,siitot- ut ~" dei"udant, hIit"'
L.'Iyrt. undci ne yIuvia. us 81 tn" at ct the
leg iriaiIS" a.ssnhN ut tn" IrriiUry at New
Mexico, e. tt,cd "au act L. prove ~ binrs IN
C',nu M IstIun Il insolvency g. ~ pTrirttlns
unr ~ mur' CtvdI.urs T., hrckcIuripn ~ VII 'Ic
~ IN part al uth"rs.' which b"raiIu iaW hN
iimnatiun uu tho IWh ut February, l-ri, and
the mature 81 tn" react prayed Tor !. HuCn ~
~ authu tn"i ~ tn" pruNI-h'n- ~ III" Siid
statut,, the iudniaIiun 81 sad puit u iug the
execution by tn said hat "a L"ts.r nt q dv,'i
al trust. t"arinR lat" DctulEt -, i~'t. To tn
said J IAhua =. uaynuid- tru-i'A', ustsusIbly I,
cure tue pay ~ nj To- tue sad Bussi. a. I"sa
Ku,rruA ~ = certain nuls thrrrin ncntlo Toned
Int the sum ~ sIi.UU, u being charged that tbs
execution uf saii ds-si Of tfusi W. made IN
Cuntumpi' ,un a. insolvency snd WITH lie.
H'sn to ,Vfsf dVtcndant, thv FIRST NaiiunA
bank ~ .D,ipuciauc, 10 ~" rkriu-iun IN tat
III sad com ainants snd All other ere ,itur- al
EAld H'igrr TUE you INT go = Hpp'ar.
All - Ia said SUIT ~ ur irtur- th' nr-t Mbuia,
Ut Jaiy. l-ai. decree prn cnuirs-o VA In r"n'
% N. MNtNoS, CLERK
y, W. tLAsUy AMI u y. HOptS,
Solicitors for complainant.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15

Editors tius~n.
Through the columns II your paper
drsirr Ia r,irrar heartfelt appreciation II
TIA" honurr paid ~ my beloved dead by =
large PARTON IL this community. esI-ei.
ally To- th"~- who r-n il,ral "ffarings. In
this -, Iras-iun at gratitude, ! am joined
10y Mr. nni Nru NJ. e Iirhut, the heart.
broken parents "f the -si'mabls tie.
crAa-, iKo h. NRHsR
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15
ABOUT CLAY EATERS.
The Disgusting Habit IL Common
In All Countriea
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15

Chicago, June il,-Rugsns v lI-bs no.
I1r,.Si IN ,h. unitsd States marshal Al
noon to-day IA begin his term Il inpris
onmeni with other officials ~ the Am-ri.
can Railway Union. He and others were
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15
" srA tnru tate

rri-hurg, June ~ About 100"
w"rk,n-u u this city arr dl- ~ d.y A.
rreult Il the STRIKE ~ slout ,O,O h"ilrr
u skrrr for au incr~ssr ~ 10 per c-ut In
wages
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15

the following membsrs attended the
meeting II the BAllut AbyAd Temple, A.
40 N. N, b., las, evening
A, II. walker, Frank Mckee. J. II.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15
sAs,.rAstsr,,y a~stiea.

II appears that the attachment II }. A.
siinson's sh-ep r-sul,-'i fran = misunder-
standing. Mr. stiuson came down from
Cerrillos last night, and this morning the
affair was Satisfactorily ss,tied and the
shoria released the h'ck. Mr.. stinson 10
completing deal II ~. 100 sheep To q, b.
Rsy holds, Of Raymond, N-b.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15
Iarnarniiaa OrxAn

MEXICO. June II The Mexican Herald
II the name II the new English daily
which will appear mex, month in the IN
tsrer, II railroad COMPANIES. lite polio,
IL ia. same a. the Mexican finAnci-r
friendly Ia the standardization.
Spln.tim- Agu | wAs truuhl-d with ~
attack uf rh-unstIHn. ! used Cham Ter
iAin's Pain Balm aud Vas completed
cur-i. hAy, since adv,s'si many OF M,
fri-nds aud eu-,on-rH I" try the r~m-'i,
and all speak highly Of II. simos GuLp
HAus, San Luis kry. Cal. For Sale b,
Thos. II Duryea's n Son.
u. l. Brpks. the Santa fe road liv'
stock sg-n'. IL al La. Vegas; lik-win- Al
bert k,r~maub.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15
While At Psskskill, N. y, ]. A. seri

while at Poskskill, N. y, J. A. scriv-
en-, . prominent Manufacturer OF New
York City, purchased = bottle Of Cham
bsrlsin's Cough Remsdy. Sue b good re-
suits were obiAined from Ito use tina, be
sen, hack TO the druggist from whom he
hat obtained II for two more bottles III
the sans remsdy. when you have a
cough or eold give this prrpArAti on trial
and like Mr.. scrivea you will want II
when again In need II such . IN esiicine
II 10 . reme.iy 81 great worth and merit.
10 and No can, hotties for sale by Thos
II. Burgess Il Bnn,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15
italia, a-.~ye,-., society

THU benevolent @ciety will hold their
second grand annual picnic AT A'risc", IN
the beautiful shady grove just acr'sS the
bridge. The grounds will b- h4ndS"m"'
ly and nrti-,ieally decorated. They an.
,ic,paie having III. lArg-st crowd and the
grandrrt time ever held in B-rnalillo
county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15

have tw" lil,i. grandchildren who ar,
t--shing this hot summer weather ANIL
arr troubi-d with bowel complaint.
give them Cham b-rlAin's Cole. Cbol.rs
AMI Diarrh"-a k-m~iy and It acts lk. 9
charm. | earnestly recommend II foI
hilir-n with bowel troubles. ] wan my
r-lf taken with - severe attack at bl"ri>
huX. with crnmpS and pains in my r,o,n
ach. one third II bottle II this remedy
cured me within twenty. four hours
was "a Of h.-i and doing my Homework
Mas W l.. DuSAGAs, Bon-AquA, HEX
man c"unty. Tenn. For sale 10y Thoa
II. liurg-ra & Son.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15
A SAD ACCIDENT.
Heinrkh Hopf Loses His Lex AMI then
HIS Life.
% bartlett

A nurt distressing Accilrnt T"urr'-i
Al the drpo, lnr, nigh, ~ the incoming "i
the Atlantic n Pacific train ir"m the N-r'
THE train had rlow-d up before reaching
itr postum AT the d-rt snd heinrich
ilulf len HE family IN the car and went
out upon ia" platform. !, ir Hnpi"'~-'i
that he had gotten I'll the e r and was Ia
the act oi h"Arimg II again when the
tram niArtrd up and the imprudrnt, I'M
fortunate man hal y ley crurh,-i beneath
the wheels. when the nad news war
communicated to the family, the wife.
children aud relatives rent the air with
Wild expressions of greet Mr. Horf war
q matter ~ Zwick'a malt hous', San
Rrsucinco, VII" 10y induetrious Apphcs-
tinn to duty, saved enough ~ take his
family on = visit IA HE old home III Fret.
burg. duchy II DArmsl alt. Germany.
Berri.s Hopf and wife, the party con.
;,ri-.-l Mrs Hoprr sister and husband
aud Sii small children. belonging a. bath
families. They bold through tickets Ia
ti-rmany
AMER snmr delay the wounded man
was removed IA the Atlantic n PAcihc
hospital, where the lex was amputst-'i
sbnv- the ankle this noruing His death
resulted this afternoon ~ = O'Clock.
Marshal Fnrnoh aud officer Carson
I were present At the scene u the accident,
aud AFTER the removal ~ the patient t.
Tia. hospital, they t"nk charge 81 the fam
| lies and aecursi ten I'orsry quarters for
them At the home of Mira. Rutherford.
There wsn much symva,hy manifested
fnI the snrrowiug women and children b,
the large attendance At the depot, but u,
one though, for . m"m-n, thu, the Acc,
dent would terminate IN death.
Marshal FornoH hopes that the char
tAbly d,sp"s-d I'eoplr Of the city will aid
in rendering needed Sa~IstSnce IA The
afflicted families.
Judge Wage hAn orl-r-d an inques, Il
b- h-hi. II took three men Ia hold tn,
INF rtunat- man ~ led NJ the hospital
lie was q powerful man, and apparent,
became insane " hen he realized his con
di,ion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15

a sssea winter.
Mr.. Owen Wistsr, the we'll. known writer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15
TAKE q &C., HEa
,SIInInONS LIVER
REGULATOR

h does lts work wslL and tones % sfs
whole system. ills" Better than PIN"
md can Be had IN Aauid o. powdss.
Evening journal., 1895-11-16
BE WAS A MAN OF CITIES.

Aud the Judge OF Municipal Court s,-
lscted New Castle as His Home-An
Octatte of Tramps Housed other Cases
Thomas O'Connor, who lives In PhilR-
delphis, has been fojourning in Balti-
more. and wanted to get to Chester was
arrested yesterday afternoon at Front
and Market streets by officer Welsh for
being drunk and begging from people on
the street He viii 90 to New Castle for
ten days In default Of 81 and costs.
tramp octette WAS contributed te
the Municipal Court choir by detective
Jones, who found them on rAilrosd prop
erty. They we're John jenkins and
Charles Gates, colored, Ed Yenill, Alfred
Kelley, Charles Miller, Willism Green,
Joseph Burrors and Henry Smith. Jenkins
claimed that he had been held up and
s. 50 taken from him by his fel low
trsmps The entire outfit was hned So
and costs each.
John Ewing. son OF ex-Deputy Sheriff
Ewing, who escaped from the Ferris
Reform School about a year ago, was
arrested this morning by officer Palmer
and returned TO that institution He has
been back several weeks but the school
people Just decided that they wanted
MIN. IL was on 4 wings account that an
investigation was held OF the workings
Of the school which resulted In the
management bsing heartily endorsed.
Evening journal., 1895-11-16
4 HORSE THIEF CLEYERLY CAUGHT.
He Took Farmers Team This Morning
aud Was Captured In Chester -Four
Hours Later.

He Took a Farmer's Team This Morning
aud was Captured In Chsster -Four
Hours Later.
A quick piece OF work In the police
line was done this morning In which
both Chief Bagshaw. OF Chester, and
Chief Dolsn participated At z 35
o'clock William Taylor, who lives on the
Ford farm, near Southwood, had two
horses and a farm wagon stolen from
him at Chestnut aud Franklin streets.
At s % o'clock the loss was reported to
the police authorities. Word Was at once
sent out to the oficsrs on beat and also
to Chief Bagsbsw, Of Chester.
At 10 20 Chief Dolan received word
from Chief Bagshaw to the effect that
the rig had been recovered but that the
thief had escaped AT II % another
message WAS received to the feet that
the thief had been caught aud was now
Ia custody bis name he gave as Charles
O'Connor and his residence as No. 9l3
Lancaster avenue
Chief Dolan and Taylor will 90 to
Chester this afternoon to identify the rig
aud thief He will be brought on as
soon as the necessary papers can be
secured
Evening journal., 1895-11-16
STlRTIEG ANOTHER STElKUOAT

work ON the Keel OF Eontauk No. 3
Now About conplsted and The Keel Is
Laid.
At the Harlan and Holllngsworth ship
yard TO day the work OF laying the keel
for fine side wheel steamboat TO be
known as the Montauk. No 3. was com
pleted and framing up will bsgln next
week
This new aide wheel passenger steam
boat, built for river service entirely will
be different from those already con
etructed here for this New York hrm
aud will be similar Ia build to the
steamer Thomas Clyde. She will be
$50 feet long and supplied with all the
modern steamboat equipments
For the new steamboat being built for
the Old Dominion Company nearly all the
frames are In place and a number Of the
sheets have been put on
In the dry dock. the Earn Lire steam
ship Earnford has been completed as re-
CARDS her hull improvements, but work
men are now hurrying along with the
work OF over-hauling her machinery,
preparatory to her departure on this
evenings high tide.
Evening journal., 1895-11-16
A REAL DELlWlREAH.
John L. Johnston Absolutely Refuses TO
BE Resident OF PennsyIvania-And
Tells the Reason Of Hls Objection.

John I. Johnston Absolutely Refuses to
Be a Resident OF PennsyIvania-And
Tells the Reason OF HIs Objection.
WEST CHESTER, Nov 16 Counsel for
John 7. Johnston, one OF the property
holders who has been fighting sgsinst
the adoption Of the dividing line between
the states Of Pennsy lvania and Delaware
as established by the late Boundary
Commission appointed by the Lsgislaturs
OF the two states. has fled bill Ia equity
In the Common Pleas Court here praying
that Tax Collector Thomas Crossan. OF
Chester county, be permanently restrained
from selling any OF the plaintiff personal
property for tax alleged TO be due.
Mr.. Johnston AYERS that the line
be wesn the two states was surveyed and
marked In 1901 under a warrant Issued
by William Penn, in pursuance to the
feoffment from the Duke OF York, dated
August "a, 1882; that the boundary
commissioners did not pursue the
authority conferred upon them by the
acts Of the assembly. but disregarded the
same In that they did not re-establish
and renew said boundary line as the
same had for almost two cen
turies been held and recognized,
bot on the contrary and wholly
without authority undertook TO,
and did. during or about the year 1898
locate and msrk a new and different line
as the dividing line between the two
states; that the said new line located
aud marked aforesaid whereby It has
been attempted to transfer or cede q
part Of the State OF Delaware to the
Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, has not
1t any time been established with the
consent Of the Legislatures OF the said
two states and OF the Congress Of the
| United States.
Evening journal., 1895-11-16
a SUNDAY BROTHERHOOD EALLY.

Young Episcopal ohurchmen to Have
Public Service on Advent Sunday, Next
Following ST. Andrews Day.
BY arrangement OF the Wilmington
Local Assembly Of the Brotherhood Of
1t. Andrew the Snnday after St.
Andrews Day--November 30-wil be
tttingly observed In this city. All
members Of all chapters will meet at
Trinity Church at 73O a. m to attend
the early celebration OF the Holly Com
munion. the brotherhood to be the last
TO partakp.
At 3 30 In tho afternoon q speclal pub
lic servics will be held 40 Calvary Church,
Third and Washington streets, with ad-
dresses by Rev Dr. Bodne. II Phlladel
phia, and Slss McBee, Of Swanee, Tenn.
Sunday, December 1, on which this
public observance OF ST. Andrews Day
will be held. Is Advent Sunday, selected
as appropo that the Brotherhood OF ST..
Andrew should on the new year OF the
Ohurch's calendar. meet together and
reconeecrate themselves TO their chosen
work Of going out among young men and
bringing them into the church An
enthusiastic rally, especially IA the after
noon Is expected.
Evening journal., 1895-11-16
oIub omeers Nomlnaled /.

Last evening members of the Young
Mems Republican Club put In
nomination men to be voted for
at the annual election TO be held
on the evening Of December 8 There
will only be one contest. two
men being nominated for the
Office OF corresponding secretary.
The nominations are as follows:
President, George w. Sparks; vice
president, Harry A. Brown; recording
secretary James s. Sterling; financial
secretary, William q, Taylor; CORES .
ponding secretary, Harry G. Chandler
and Charles f. Weniz; treasurer, vii
liam w. Knox marshal, John j. Mahoney.
Evening journal., 1895-11-16
HUNTING THE LAURADA.
Reported in Charleston Pre-
pairing to Sail North.
NOT SEEN BY MARSHAL LAEEAN

The Government Kept Busy Attending
The owner OF the Steamer Denies
Various Rumors.
United States NJ .rshal Lannan re
turned from Lewes last evening where
he has been watching FOR the Laurada
He saw nothing OF her but left deputles
there 60 meet btr when she Arrivos Two
Spanish detectives we're In Wilmington
yesterday, but their presence was kno wn
and all they got was fairy tales.
The Laurada. which just now is wRnted d
very badly by the Spanish Government,
IL reported ss having arrived at Charles
ton, o from which port she will sail
for Philadelphia There seems to
bs a great deal Of rumor about
this craft. The claim is
made BY the Spanish colsul
that nhe landed the Csspedes
party In Cuba, yet the Philadelphia
custom authorities say that she has not
boz IA Ia that port since September 3, did
not clear from Philadelphia on October
81 for Kingston. and there are no ofi sial
reports or suspicious hers that she now
has anything to do with a hlibustering
UhIlJ 70 ko Nul Alou AAla CiAls
Captain w w. Ker last evening del
nled published statement that on last
Monday two mortgages aggregatlng
$25 500 had been negotiated upon the
vessel. He 10 the registered owner Of
the LaurRda and he thinks he ought to
know. She had gone to Charleston he
understood to bring a cargo from that
port 50 much has he been besleged for
information that he humorously told one
Of his questloners yesterday that she had
probably stopped At old Fort Sumter to
get the guns left there after the evacu-
alton for ths purpose OF taking them to
the Cnban insurgents
There are those who think that n the
vesael ia seized at Charleston OF any other
place It will eventually prove to be a
matter Of international Importance
Cubans and Cuban sympAthlzers have
been Anxlously awaiting the firat news Of
the steamers arrival At any port
The latest story about her Is that wheu
she arrived In Charleston libel proosed
ipgs against her for SIC, 900 were bsgun
by Messrs Trenholm and Rhett on
behalf Of John r. Kerr. OF New York
The allegation is that cargo OF freight
was spoiled on board the Laurada by
reason OF delays, occssloned by the
vessel stopping to take on passengers in
Cuba.
In the meantime the twenty one alleged
flibusters In custody at Nassau have
been held for trial la the British courts
on the charge OF violating the British
foreign enlistment act In ueing .tha
British West indies As a basis OF opera
tiOn against the Spanish governmsnt la
Cuha
Evening journal., 1895-11-16
SUFFERING FROM a DISLOCAYED AXLE

one of the "Derby Mascot CompanS"
Meets with an Accident on the BIou
stage.
During the presentation OF the great
racing play "The Derby Mascot" in the
Bijou Thursday evening & A. stry ker.
who takes the part Of George Marstou,
the refugee, received an injnry
which retlres him from aotive
participation In stage work for
a time He had ridden the thorough
bred King Faro of the stage after the
swamp scene IN Act 3, and WAS
dismounting when he struck his
right foot on the roller Of the
curtain his left foot remaining In
the stlrrup. The right ankle was badly
dislcoated. Although suffering intense
pain, he pluckily continued his work
and completed the performances.
Yesterday his ankle had swollen to
such proportions and wss so painful as
TO prevent him from appearing last even
ing. and the suthor, Charles A. Taylor.
took his placs. No serious results are
apprehended, although Mr.. Stryker Is
confined to his room IN the Clayton
House