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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19

II l. less than week now until the
opening uf the National Irrigation con
grr-s, say the Phoenix Republican.
ms time could h. well spent 10y the cit,
up. Phoenix il already clean city. but
there l. AWAY r"m for Improvement,
ami this i-a time when II il necessary 10
wears before anoth,I r'rnt ~ such vital
Importance a. A,l2 na Will tax" place
within her barber, and ~ the visitors
impressions Of Phoenix will largely IN.
nuence their opinion ~ H." whole terri.
tory. by all means let that IMPRESSION be-
"A gtsh one
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
rur COVERS A>D rat,


j. Phelps. James {. carter aud John
+. Dillon constituted All array II counsel
which appeared before the nltrd States
supreme court recent, I" arxu" against
the appeal oi the nitrd States from the
Juigm-n, Of the court Of appeals Tor the
eighth circuit III favor 81 the Trans Mis-
-ouri Freight association and the ca.
p0ratlOns composing II IN III. suit
brought l.. the United States 10 compel
the dissolution II the association aud for
an injunction To- prevent the component
companies from entering similar comb
nations IN tho future.
This Wa the first Effort 81 the govern
mrnt Ia enforce the provisions Oi the
antitrust law against railroad com
panie-, and the argument 10 doubt Will
IT, followrd with the greatest attention
hy every one interested N the question: ui
the growth Of the power 1T trusts,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
Real Es,.is Tran.f.r..

Joseta Z. Castillo 10 Pedro perea. war.
ranty 10 lot I. block 80. Bernalillo; u,
FREDERICK baca and wife 10 Luciano
Duran and wife warranty 20 4 piece II
land In old Albuquerque. ti00.
Luciano Duran and wife 70 Abel Duran
and wife. warranty 10 q piece OF land In
old Albuquerque, tlm
Lizzie AcMinn and husband 70 Henry
RIOekmeler, quit claim 20 lots 81, e. 70
and "a. block ~. New Mexico Towndts
Co, 81.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19

Land uiti e At Santa fr, \. NJ, (
July :, lSrd
NuIcr il hereby gwen that Wall &C. Doug
lass, 81 AlhuJucrlur N, ha, nlcd nWi,t
oi MS INTENTION e. make iiual uto"i hrtut" IA,
Pfuha,r Clerk at BrtnaIllu county. at his ~,
hc- ~ Albuquerque. y NJ, on Tuesday, IA,
2iih day III Adgust, isni, "n uinleI ,uliut,
apllica,iun ~ -, Tor the ~ al MA, and
T. = al SEl: 1T scClIOn M. ~, ~ township 40
month RAJ gr No. ar,s,
lie names ~ witnesses: Shuldnn " Null
gan Edward l.. Cole. T. A ltu~ u, Charles u
Howe, all nj Albuquerque, y NJ
JAMES H. MALkER, Reg istrr,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19

makes ,ct, ho, aud a very clean IRE.
The impaired coal II said Ia he u the
anee. quality, fully equal ~ the hes,
American " British c"als, while II eau
be- sold proHtahly nj n price much below
the standard rates
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19

hos utu II. WNll,,l II santa 20.
has written au alb" article TT the NrU
NNirHu on the blnRI"! Arln Till. which
hr rtnltn- l. a plrc" Il patchwork, aud II
yt,,ri would not ur beneficial Ia the
NuI gtu~rf-. Mr. Wallace l. prom
u"l, can 'liht" Tor governor II New MEX.
l',. tul HI relation. with rtr~iirnt.rlrrt
Mckinley are such that hl- chances are
good fur the appointment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19

The Misses Pietseh and RsiehinAnh
will be ready 70 open their German TO-
taurAnt. No. 3i5 south second street, ~
the Msdler building, on ThuT.dAy' ~ -
n. They are deserving iAfies' -
ought % receive liberal petEenAe1 ;,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
Al u Mistake.

THE CITIIE>, the other day, published
u clipping from Denver exchange, dated
from Trinidad. Ia the effect that the san.
Ia fe railway was contemplating IN. re-
uloyal NJ the shops from Ration ~ Trini.
dad, Such N contemplation on the part
II the santa ~ company WAS news
IL Ration people. who Immediately com.
uIenc,i an investigation. A telegram was
sent " Paul Morton. third vice president
of the company. asking about the re-
moyaI, and he answered from New i0rk
AZ follows: Have never talked a. any
one about the removal III shops" Thus,
II appears. that Trinidad hAs failed IA rob
Ration Of her railroad population by hay'
ing the shops removed " that town.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
Antise nf Sutt.
In the DtslfCt Court. County ~ BetnalI.l
Territory ui New McHIcu.
; l.. DAVIS, Executor,
Laura Adelaide Harms ct al

IL BaNlHt bhtthN"'
vs., No, NOho
Laura Adelaide Harris ct al J
The SAID defendants Laura Adelaide Hans
Della Jolh, Alice Qu,k, Steven II, baIls,
Mary r.. Mullry, Ruth Aurmls DAVIS Mi,s
Ruth AHrmls DAVIS. bef,ha DAVIS. are hereby
notified that a suit IN ChAnCcty has been com .
meme cd agaiur them ~ the district roun u '
the county of brtnalIllo. tel tory 1T New Mel
leo, by said complainant, = l.. DAVIS, the com
plananl praying ~ aud by hts btll OF cor,
PLANT iilrd IN this cause. that lOt nuniTi "
teen ~ the Ni,huls n iiu~drn addition Ia y
city nj Albuquerque be- sold 10y decree ~ u q
Cuuu, and the pturrvds arising from thr sal =
sale he applied Ia the payment III the drb's ~
Dennis Alitrd DAVIS, Deceased and tu Rrhrta.
friri. and unless you and each ~ you rnhI
your appearance ~ the said suit on W tri.N.
the neat rrgu return dsv for pToCrsS aN,'
the due aud neg ulat publication oi tais nWnt,
Shl,h said t,tufn day Slll he the tvi hondsl
~ Janua,N, lsn7. the same being the ivun,
day m January. lhn7, decree pro COMES"
" III he entered herein against you,
o. ~ MARRoN,
Clrtk and Reg sieT IN ChanerV'
W u, ltk.
LOST II FORT
solicitors for the Complainant
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
Cor,oys,Iau Notice

a special meeting IT the stockholdets ~ wy
Western Homestead and Irrigation !o!nI ',n
IA In the y I Aunilu building ~ NV
aurfQus, New Mexico, ON the Nth day VI ~
Iemiict. isHd at . o'clock IN the aftrtn,''n'
fof the pun 81 ~ yutins upon ptop"s' y ~. ,r
from tbUu uuO ut b.UOO shares 1T the pai NA",
81 siOu "a, h Ia D ,uoO. 900 oi 10000 shh'''"
the par value III elOu each
iiy order III the hIard ~ dirrtof.
rErEn MCCHksNEr,
CHARLks u, CHCAAh
IIENEy ID liARRoWtk'
J, B PRITCHErr
JAMES T.. CAhrKNrEa,
October II, lsuo, DrrohH,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19

NV. Dobson. attorney for Bank Re
eeiver Foster, down south. returned Sun
day night from Silver City and Deming
and LETT last night for Santa W. where
the supreme court Ii holding . special
seaslon. Lawyers b. b. Rodey and Geo
W, Johnston we're passenger 70 Santa Va
also last night
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19

lhrrr Wa r,n-j irfah" speculation
about lowntu- LAY ~ H. who IA" tultlrlri
man there ~,"'In- tu hr 10 question hut
that h. wi- lu'lr irtr' may have trrn. tut
It l. alm ~ the common opinion that Il"
wa~ IA" victim II Vicente silva and his
forty bandit. ala murdered AMI plum.
i"rri 81 irarl,-,ly ~ this country -uuir
tire" wars ag". he mannrt Of burial Is
the sam" tina, thi- gang followed. even
silva AMI hl- wife Wrtr buried Ia exactly
Ia" same manner "urn they were mut.
drf"d hl Ia" rest 1T the gang.
It was about this time, al+n. that tx.
press Messenger Eugene kussel anh school
director atplo salz Disappeared, and uu.
tll this day, not Ia, slightest trace has ever
hern seen ~ heart al them. both are SUI.
Io-,-d H. have been the victims ~ the silva
gang. III" -krlrtoI found to day IL per.
HAIRS that of one III the murdered men
both " whom were small IN stature.
JOS" rhaNrly chavez who Is n"w In the
county jail III this city under sentence Il
hang on Ia" 1T lay II January. WAS one
OF ia" Leaders IT Ia" silva gang. Perhaps
when h" s'r- III" end nearing aud tina,
all hGl~ II saving his own neck IL ln-t. he
Will CONSENT Ia iivnIge many dark mys
terry that 10. exists, In consequence oi
this gang doingS, aud among them that
If the ilan NhuSr bones were pxhumpt
IT, dag.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19

The wife Of u. Robinson, q prominent
iumberman q, Hartwiek, y. T., WAS sick
with rheumatism for dive months. In
speaking Of II, Mr.. Robinson says
'i'hamberlAins Pain Balm 10 the only
thing that gave her any rest from pain.
FOR the relief Of pain II cannot be beat"
Many very bad cases Of rheumatism have
been cured BY 10. For sale q 10 eents
Per hollls b. N. A. Maxwell Drug Co
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19

The American Railway Union Is by no
means dead IN Topeka. From the dozon
men left in the order In this city after
the hig railroad strike In 1884. II has
grown 10 AL organization which nj pres.
rnt has 10 enrolled members. The ma
Jorlty ~ the membership IL made up Of
employees ~ the santa fe railway.
II. K. JONES Is president u the organi'
cation. Frank Whitaker financial secre.
tary and Harry Chapman corresponding
secretary. NJ meetings are held AMI 40
dues collected, ~ tn" organization Il
maintained In the greatest secrecy. II
will probably continue 10 be- maintained
IN this manner for some time. ~ the
railway employees who belong to the or
der atill feel that II would he detriment.
al Ia their positions Ia h. known ~ mem
ber- of the order Topeka journal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
A Fatal AcoiieHt,

J. u. Bresshere. Of Deming, who was
aboard q stock tain. In charge Of stock
on route east wednesday. fell from the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
GuiD Ht.s'RNt

Adispatch from Washington -at- there
l. ~ present likrlhrA that the treasury
department will voluntarily tc-Gmr the
issue ~ guid rrftlr alr> tuf huilluu gould
deposited M,tlnu the last week sterling
exchange has gtdiuill, grown stronger.
uutII nov II las, frtrhri wI,Llu fTactiHu
ct TIE gold rApNf,lng ruut. l'urlng l~.
crnihrt AMI Jauuui II i usual let i'm.
ports tu br maNN. ~ aIr,ult VI whrh
guld has tu l." -rut abroad III January Aui
February to meet the pa,m.ut ui the
gu,al, thus impartial At present IL" god
fr-rfNr tniSupN AhuNr the t,-riNr
than otherwise the receipt ri gu,d ~ II
reduces IT. supply ut currency, IN round
ugufr- 1t la, un hand net. ,uu lsU ~
cutirnc, available tot dailS hu~lu---.
- 49,. 49, $3.50.
lIOt luuMl- lA,N. VI Jack-bntu,
lrNa-, has invented n guld.lUcatng Ia.
-ifumrut Whrh promises IT, hr IT great
Interest tu the INNING world h" ~.
''llNl loi'l~ N'ihN W. ''NA' bi' ~ ~
ranged purely uu scientific principles,
viii Indicate goll. aud viii Mt H"Ik
al, tmng else. since one II lt- elements
l. the true ludi~tunr ~ grid. since
nothing but "A combination II purri,
natural rirurut- containing The necr-
-af, attractions. AMI nu chemical ~ afti
urIni m"an- al" applet, Nj. Lac! Ice
u,Nr- h" h,.- the Instrument IL the AZ,
lu tllI/tN i ~uiiug out lot vi
hlt-. MOSTLY -mali uur, tat II -ulll 'irut
uumhrf 60 Gsurr up = cnu-ll 'tshir sum
lut tlItIt> ur,.i- mooney H. ia, IT, irht.
aul It, rflut"f-. There ATE -,Nrfal thou
sands ut idut- uWius ia" office, II ",
had hall what is coming h. ~ ~ cuui,
uJulial" all our debts aui have muur,
enough belt 10 hay n ur~ itr.- TT ia,
IaI,.i and have some -mAll change ipI
.haIIN -. .lo what yuu can Tor IL D..
tween uuw ant the beginning 4 th,
new wear
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19

A. tlarksoli. emplo,rd on the work
train uf the Atlantic X Pacific, met with
a horrible death Saturday nj midnight,
about "a mile aud half wr4t II liol-
brook. being struck by the flyer which
left here al S:n y. N. The terrible &c.
cident was not discovered until the train
reachei llolhrook. when the engineer In
oiling his engine discovered shreds 0i
human flesh clinging "a the immense
drivers and the pilot ~ the engine. A
party started out Immediately 10 gather
up the remains. AMI bits and pieces Ot
flesh were found scattered over distance
II one aud half miles. fhe shreis we're
gathered IN n basket aud taken IN liOl
brOok and buried, The mans blood waf
Spilled over the whole distt nce and pre-.
sruted "A horrible sight. ClarkSon had
been drinking all day IN Holbrook and
had started out 10 his camp at about mid
night. II IL SUPPOSED that he had lair
down on the track and was asleep wheI
the dyer struck him, lle was n Scotch
man, and unmarried. Flagstaff sun
! Democrat,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19
MURDERED MAN nxHuxtD.
supposed 10 Have Been q Victim Of the
Vic nie SIlHA GanR.

Yesterday evening, Juan Star, who IL In
the employ II ". Il. Conrs. brought word
tu town that hr hal srrn the iOot " u man
p'u'ruling FROM u shallow grave, uut IN
the m~a. about three miles east oi this
cltI. says The Las Vegas optic.
lm- morning. Judge II ;. Mun-irt, IT..
T.. Brown. Nv rugmutr, " ". Jones
aud kSptrs~iudu John Rogers went cut H.
Investigate the matter. aud found the
grave tu L" IL an AftuNa, alIut luu fret
from the matt road. ani the dir, over the
huIl -u Ha-h~i that "A fuut and the back
ui IA mans Sknll ptultu.lri ncuNering
the hHi, They found ia" same ~ have
been burnd without clothes. Ia have b,-n
cut III tH" Just HhuNr the hips, aud the
rs- placed ~ III" grave tlr-t. the head
AMI tWk h,Ing r'arrd ~ top II this,
l,rr down ul the ann folded up under
ihr ,iuIik
The m-l, Ma brought - town hut little
hight Is uIu~n 1T, the N, ~trtl l., further
examination Nutliug but the Skeleton.
mu~rlr- and skin remain, lhr skeleton IL
that IT man ot under ~IZ" the hair l. VI
n ught c,iuI hIt MA, have been hlrachr,i
having teen hutird Tor several Years.
lhl- r'i"ttu"u au iiVur~t was lirli uu the
riy and the lolluWIugiS
ma \ILliIItI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19

When most needed II Ia not unsusl for
your family physician 10 be away from
home. such was the experience o. J. y
Schenck. e,iitOr OF the Cadd0. lnd. Ter
Banner, when his little girl. two years Of
age. was threatened with o severe ATTACK
oil Group, he says; my wife insisted
that go for the doctor, but as our fam
lily physician was out Of town ! purchas'
ell q bottle Of Chamberlains Cough Rem
edy, which relieved her Immediately.
will not he without II In the future" "a
aud 30 cent bottles for sale by ". A. Max
we'll Drug Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19

Is tarc. when n railway train Is
mote 'lu irn minutes late, the com.
pan, g.. .nr!
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-19

train near Chspelle and received . blow
which caused conclusion Of the brain.
He was trough, ~ the hospital IN this
city and the Optic IL advised this after.
noon that the injured man canno, pos.
-ihly recover. 1, IL SURPRISED that the In.
jurcd man started ~ walk back 10 the
cahS'se from the front part NJ the train
aud 10y All unexIscted motion In the
train, l"-t hi4 balance AMI fell to the
ground Las Nrgar optic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20

popular Of all legend,
v;,l, fine children Of America no less than
with those Of Germany, from which cou'-
try !, IN, been successfully ,ransplamtcd 20
our,
r,. r,.r;,,,,ou :. he. observed,
,...,. .,.,,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of Santa
'., r. o.i,. ,,,,r,,. with good
,., .,.,l,., children who have
.,...,.,,,, l,,,. d,,,uo the p.,, year.
.nI ;r,.rl,. GOD on do,nr it in the Sew
w.,
Observation-Disclosures the artist, Ii.
..l.... .,.i..,,.,'.. ,v,,l,thi, .,ncicn,
..,. i.,..I ,,l ,,...,,cl Il, with
p....i..,,t.., Ni.r,u,r, Il, the poli',c,
r.,...,..l oi,,,ons The
..,... ..l.,,.... -, fine. ,,ol R,,.,h.
49,. ... .r,..,. h.,.... l,n.. ,h,.
,... .,I ,,.., ,,,,..r >, h,.
..,,.,. =, $50 Hen, follow
.,..,. i....,,l o,,u, Of ,h,. N,,,r
..,l .i. .,,.,.
.,,.o... nu fine. Christina. Tree aye , .fvcI
H..
&C.,, liz.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20

Is J. - I\SErAR NBlN
with Merry Christmas
IN the Juvenile mind l.
the good Slin, NicholA,
more generally Spok
cnoi a, dear old Santa
Claus. The legend Of
the Chimney and the
Stockings i, the mo>'
popular OF all legends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20


cry Of na,sc, against classes.
THEY might 60 out side 10y side but the
wheel and the horse can scarcely be
called ncighbor,. Their association IS en-
tircl, unstable.
CONE dav some indignant Texan will pull
> his siN-,hootcr on that unlucky Dat
,c,hip and shoot her full OF holes.
ME cannot always approve when man
w show, that he has sand. He may be
! sand-baggcr
IITury il come, to coast defense. bicy-
w clcrs have a say III national problems
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20

Christina, is coming Christmas is coming
MONROE II ROSESFELD.
DENEvoLENcE has lis great annual OPP
- por,unity. 1t i, at the holiday season
that the man who is rich i'll feeling is able
to coin some OF his good will into " honest
dollars for the sake of his suffering tei-
lowueu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20

Christmas is coming, Christmas j. coming
Why may kick the dog At viii
And not provoke A chill
or rouse to ire a tongue that Still.
Would wag i'll ordinary dly,?
Why. why this fond and earnest gaze,
These loving. dear. coniiiing ways
50 contrary To laws,
That ruled erewllile' I'm in maze
Because
Christmas is coming, Christmas j, coming
Why doe vision bright and fair
OF scalSkin, haunt the dreamy air
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20

I1NirEp STATES SENATOR JAMES Nc
y MILAN OF Michigan whose portrait
sc prc>cn, on TIN, page, j. one of the
~ub~tlu,ial ,hrcwi. conservative Rcpuhl
can leader, OF the West Ill, ability a. u
political organizer ami manager has been
proved ia many iiari-iought campaign III
Michigan In the Senate, where he i
serving IN, second term. he i, a strong,
without being snowy. member. He is a
fine type OF the iii,i-c,i>s American business
nian IN public lie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20

CENAroR JAMES *. JONES OF Arkansas.
- Chairman OF the National Democratic
Bryan Committee in the late campaign
j. the subjcc, OF our character sketch (on
page : this week. He is one of the mos,
salient and picturesque personalities ident-
lied with the lost cause of II 70 l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20

O CARPENTER has ever
been called on 10 con-
s,ruct Il Presidential
Cabinet. But no Amcri-
can i, ineligible to the
Presidency. and the
carpenters must 60 on
hcalng to the line, let
the chip, fall where the,
viii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20

WHY Of ne does She
take such care
Why does She now
seem unfraii
" hen some poor
nou>cv j. way
laid
Nj fearless Of il
claws
Ani let lie leave the
bills unpaid?
Because
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20

Ny cuffs and collars now are neat
In order kept, neckties complete;
In wondernert, pause
All. why this alteration sweet?
Bccausc-
Christmas i, coming Christmas is coming
Why, if stay at night out late,
Does she love. 50 patient, wait.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20

A CHARITY which is MANY sided should
IA have big heart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20
\ HUSBANDS CHRISTMAS
SOLILOQUY.

HY is my home 50
bright TO me,
" here cr ! 20.
wllate'cr ! see
Why smiles ny
spouse 50 coax
ingly?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20

;. Qy their fruits We shall know them"
Doe, the experience OF the Cherry
Sisters discourage Peach Dcpcw?
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-14
BRISTOL.
No Agreement Reached on Mr..
Silva's Claim Against Town.
Terms 10 Be Presented 10 the Gas and
Electric Light Co.-Noies.

A special meeting OF the council was to
have been held on Saturday morning to
meet Mr.. Manuel Il. Silva in reference TO
his claim for damages to his moving
wagon on the main road on Bristol neck.
Mr.. Silva was present but President
Gibson was the only member in the
council In attendance. MIR. Gibson pro
posed to leave tho question to three re-
ferees but no agreement was arrived at.
President Gibson of the Town Council
has prepared q set of terms upon which
the privilege to lay gas pipes to Warren
will be granted TO the Bristol County Gas
and Electric Light Company. The terms
proposed are that the arc lights shall burn
until a. m. at a cost CT $50 per year and
low rate be made for stores and dwell
ings, the public buildings to be lighted
without cost. The prics Of gas shall be
II. 20 per thousand feet i'm small quantities
and $3.50 to large consumers. These rates
to continue for a term or years.
The adjourned session OF the common
Bristol county met here this morning at
o'clock.
Fifty-four years ago yesterday Colonel
Charles A. Greene and wife were united
In marriage. The colonel for many years
was editor ana owner OF the Bristol
Phenix. Many Of their friends called at
their residence on Hope street yesterday
and extended congratulations.
The praise meeting at the Y. M. Z.
A. rooms last evening wfs lea by Dr. A.
W. Metriman, who has located here at
the residence OF DIR. Charles II. X. Dorlngh
OH Hope street.
MIR. Horace Barnes, well known in
banking circles, a director in the Indus
trial Trust Company and president of the
Fan River stcsmbolt Company Is stri-
ously III at his home on Hope street. He
il attended by three well known physi-
clans, Dr.. Hasbrouck OF this town. De.
GreeDe OF Providence and Dr.. MacDonsId
OF New York.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-14
OLNEYVILLE.
Y. N, Literary and Brownson Lyceum
Hold a Public Debate.

Before an audience of 400 in Irons Hall
last evening representatives Of the Young
Mems Literary Association OF Olncyvillc and
the Brownson Lycoum of Providence waxed
eloquent in comparing the character, and
achievements Of Charles sumner and Daniel
wcbste-. Mcssrs. John Cooncy and TIL mas
+. Finnan, for tho Young Mems. contonded
that Charles sumner was greater American
than Daniel Webster, whilo Me- srs. John J.
Docksry ard Joseph O'Keofc, for the Brown
sons, satisfied the Judges that Webster was
ths greater. The homc orators, with their
copiou. q Citations, show Il extensive reading
on the subject. Tho more mature minds of
tho visitors showed that they knew how 10
marshal the forces of argument The Judges.
Mcsssrs. John Hogan. vii fam Barry and A
A. Nc au q lin, decided in favor % Webster
and q q Brownsons. Apart from the debate,
the evening" program was a. folIows: Miss
Katie Cannon, piano solS; Miss Arnie Oates
rr11frr--;; vi liam Moisit. vocsl sesuiion: John
T. McHugh, comic recitation; william Cline.
rcnling. TIM excclielt reading Of Miss
Oat.s merits special mention.