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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
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Al Idea ~ the firhur-- ~ some ~ the
copper miur- " Michigan ma, nc gained
from the tact that the, have thus far
paid their owners dividends II full, e..
u"uuU The dividend u - share lu.t
irclAtei l., the Calumet \ llrcla copper
Mining company iH the current wear is
ESPECIALLY uutrwutIh, because II Is the
greatest ilNIirui ever paid hN this tr
mAtkAhle property There are lu'"
,hAi,-, -, THAT the total SUN distributed
among the shareholders Wa t1.Srlun.
hhru It l. cnn-ii-trd that the Original
value g.! all thr-, shares VA lu-t the last
Amuuu, mentioned, the trrmrnduu, earn.
'ug IuSer- ui the ptrprrt, Will hr Ap.
ptrcIat~d The selling value " the stock
l- nIuut Thirteen times IT, pat value.
sIkIkI, I,KurL
There atr uuN tWulug sttIkr- attuah
,hat ui the rmv,u,,- II the London \
\uf,hSrotrtu ra,lNA, Aui that ~ the
,rrk haui- ~ liAmhuts Zach has LASTED
.of -,mr week, All %" kugll~h Hurk
TX men have appaftull, the best " ~,
ughl Will, the liau,huIg ''ckrf- seem
@. hs,r h-ru l"atru ~ thrsf employers
strike have hrru IruJ'u h tutup,
lately E,ru 90 Russia the Wra,yt- lAst
August rr-I.t,d - ra,uciiuu - lhrIr
Nagr- t. u, puiul -um 90 wfN rrut, 4
lyt % tAr.,p tr.f-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
BIG LOCOMOTIVES.
Largest Locomotives Ever 10 Use Tried
BY an Eastern Road.

Largest Locomotives Ever 10 Use Tried
by an Eastern Road.
The Buffalo. Rochester X Pittsburg this
week put one of the largest locomotives
into service running on any road in this
country. II Is 4 mogul, weighing lst.WD
pounds exclusive Of the tender and si1..
un pounds with II. The parts were con.
structed at the Brook works, 81 punkirk.
aud then taken "a the Lincoln Park
works oi the Buffalo, Rochester n Pitts
burg. where the work Of erection has
been In progress about month. There
are but six similar engines In the United
States, and hut three Of these have u
slightly larger tonnage. These are used
by the Erie ~ pushers on the hill coming
west out Of Jersey city, and on the Grand
Trunk In the 81. Clair tunnel In Canada.
The Buffalo, Rochester Il Piitsburg EN-.
CINE will be- used In the coal regions and
will run from Clarion Junction 70 Mount
J'we,t over heavy grade.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

NV ""tH 'h"hh i 81 @u'h frequent
"'uf'hr" III dispatches am news 't"h
hH'"h" 'h"' II ~'"u'~ 'IA"Il ia 'Iiil" l" Ice
come Incorporated Ih'" III" rhIHNI
''"F''i' Al explanation having ""I'
A7A"' ~ 'hr TERM "h''h II pt"h"ul'"d
H"'shA' win Va" accent IN III" hf-l -II
'AuI"' II may h' ~'"''i lhA' Originally II
l"h"lr~ i'"'pANI' p"'hNhN' OF ~"lll"'
times short cut During the present
uuHh nhpl'aN"''''"H- liz HlahlhcA''"h
hH- been applied I" " fortified hlRhr"ad'
kNruHr- 1T domestic mrrchandi-" dur.
lng November wrr" flu1,Niu,N7; H. com.
pared with tNt,l12,3op Tor November
lS9i, During the last eleven months the
Increase was about $lhI.vrO.uu. The
imports oi merchandise during \uNem.
her amounted "a tjo,03s,O 54, Of which
t!1,N2l ,oo5 wsH free ~ duty. The loss IN
lmpDrts II merchants. for the month
amounts 10 about tlJ,un,OOO, aud for the
eleven months ll1,p"isM
/ Ir..pIs now IN commission on IN,
great lakes ARE fast communicating IA.
American craft engaged In the foreign
trade I'M. /. proy.d hy statistic. com.
pll,d h, IN. Marine Review Al Cleveland
/ IN. vessels ON IN. lakes nr. shown Ia
/ a., ,,..,,.- ,,,,
and Gulf cos.ts and A. an IN. Pacific
/ con., Tn. tonnAye ~ the lax. ye...,l. /.
almost snuu In excess ~ that ~ the
salt water boats.
/ Tuy srport. ~ gold during November
v.r. tt13 .n,,. Agains, tliu,q t.,7 for No
vrmher, lN>.,. and the imports t7.3I7,ii7
against siHl,3" for November. 1879
The exports II silver during the month
aggregated tigsLili, agAins, t3.ili
~ Tor the same month last year. The
inpnrH m SILVER during tue mont
amounted l" tl,''"'f''' ana Tor The cor
Responding month last year thry "er'
'''''''''"
'"''N" ''' "',''''"' '''N W
""'"' p'"E''' ",'''" ""' '"'' WV
"hlP'e"N' w lhe "u''"" VI naval W
w., 49, .',. ,'.' -. 49,, ,, ~,
, .,'',,! ,,n .,,,, -, ~.
a,I,,,a, ,n,,,na,., -, a., ,,o,.,,n,, ,aa,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
OH Innn Nnn,inrrA.

In precinct IL on saturday Nening the
republicans held a caucus and male the
following nominations: For justice Of
the peace, Juan Duran; for constable,
David Ceryantes. There were over one
hundred voters In the caucus, and bar.
mony prevailed. The nominees are we'll
qualified and will he elected, probably
without opposition.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

lhr NrW Mexican ~ la-i ~AtIriaN is
= remarkable paper IA every WHN IN
Tact. II /. one ol the hr-t, II not the VET,
best, ever printed IA the territory The
Hurk u compiling such paper Is the
work u months ~ hard AMI intelligent
,ahur. large edition Wa prutrd. aud
r"plr- viii lee sent all over the country.
which cannot TAIL to help IN drawing at
trutlOn g. the ,r-uurcr- " Nrw Mexico
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

lev int"rrstIng Paragraphs obtained
from root Hl"unt
rrof 4 r.. Rluunt, Of Las cruces, who
attended the National Irrigation con.
grr-s nj Phoenix, 4. r. returned from
the wet last night, registered nj Sturger'
kuruI~au, aud "A pleasant call al lhE
CIrlLkN office thu morning. From con
NrTSAtion With the gentleman the follow.
ing paragraphs relative Ia the Congress
were obtained
delegates To the FIfth National congress
were present from fourteen Of the west
crn irrigatlng states and several from ~
many eastern states, even ~ far east ~
Connecticut and Maryland.
The proceedings OF the congress were
nearly all In line with governmental
aid Ia storing water AMI granting the
public lands Ia the several states and ter.
ritOrlr-
several papers on special subjects per
tanning I" irrigation we're READ and many
were hand,A IN a. be printed.
The congress reelected. without dis
sent, the s,.Inr executive committee, Sec'
Rotary aud lecturer "a. II did year ago
IN this city.
Lincoln. Neb,, wa unanimously select
ed ~ the next place Tor holding the con
greas,
The congress organized in regular or
der, with constitution and by laws. re-
ceNinR li2 charter members
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
vs. M. tt2S.
Anna -, haul

Chautrfy iut Divorce
The AID defendant, Anna SCllau. ~"
notified that suit ~ ChAncrty lot ! va,
teen commenced AZ ainst her ~ We sd
,uun iW the county ut beTuallllu 81 49, 49,
w Nee Mrlicu, ny AndfrAs sCNA'9, w
complainant. praying tpt deere W
divorce ifum the SAID defendant alI ~
Abandonment aud that unless N'A, w.
defendant, enter your ApItaTan't u,,,.,l
on az before the htst Monday ~ truSgI
u. 1897, the same being the first dN
Tuafy, A, u. 1897, decree pro ."ni ssox
rendered against you. -,
lskNLl Cirik aud Register ~ 49,.
II + ADAMS, Solicitor tW Com
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

~It,nl meeting - a., s'u, khuldrrs ~ the
Western Homestead and lruR atiuu company
MI b. held At the puu,li "a, ono ~ the com
4utflur. New MeNl,u. uu the Nth lay ut No
NCul.'i lSrN. At u.,lWk N the aitrtuuuu
tur ,nr gufI So 81 voting upon proposed m
rtra-" 81 the capital stNk ui sad company
from $500 Ouu at e uuu shares 1T the pat value
ui tluura,h to- ~ uuu.ouu ut 10000 share, ot
the IAt value oi tluu rd,h.
~ urivt ~ the huafd ui directors
ffIIR Mtl HISShN.
CHNkILS u InVNAE
lItNRN u. NARROWER
Is pRiI,HETT,
lNNhS r. hHrESrtR,
@ 'u.,T ~ lsId Directors
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
ARID LANDS MAY BLOOM
Railroads Propose TO Reclaim the Desert
Section Of Color ado.

FdliIOduS TIUpOsC W NSSldttu tuS bSsSl'
Section Of Colorado.
II plans that are now being formulated
by the railroad companies can be- success
fully carried out the arid eastern section
Of Colorado will be- converted into fruit.
full farm land. \. explained hy ". v
Lunger, land INSPECTOR II the nion Pa
citic Railwa! company, the Railroad OH.
cials propo-- 10 Introduce varieties OF
agriculture aud horticulture that are
adapted a. the soil OF eastern Colorado IA
Il now stands. To do this will require u
great deal II investigation and expert
ment An effort will be- made AT once. II
IL said H. get aid from congress toward
this end. II no aid can br obtained from
this source the railroad companies may
act alone.
Experts In agriculture, horticulture
and the effects of climate. altitude and
drought on those two, will he sent into
Siberia. Persia ani other high countries
which possaa4 the general climatic aud
ply steal characteristics OF this region.
There they will find out what staple
crops are RAISED by cultiyators Of farm
and garden products, and specimens OF
thps" will be- sent 10 Colorado Tor plant.
ing In the arid eastern territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

In 1892 A. l.. Goldwater. who owns
three retail drug stores In New York city,
having learned Of the great value ~
ChAmberlain's Cough Remedy for colds,
Group and whooping cough. ordered n
supply for his customers II met with
~ much isyor that he soon found II nee
e.rary 20 order more. and during the
winter sold over two gross Of the remedy
lie says II gives the be-t satisfaction Of
any cough cure he has ever handled.
For sale at % aud ~ cents per bottle by
". A. Maxwell nTuR Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

Sheriff Hubbell. who was a. ~
one dAy last week and who lev
wife and mother for Santa -
leo, yesterday morning, hss ~
Gov. Thornton with . hAsa
blsnkos.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

III" following corporations have died
articles with the territorial rctrlat,
lhr Ja,haSk todd Mining compan,
lururpufatufs, Jr--e t. \urthruit and
llarf, h. Holloway, ot Colorado. ani III.
gar I Butler ~ \rw Mexico. objects.
operating mlu,- AMI reducing ores, life.
hry wears, capital stock. t!unu",
principal place ui huslur-S, Krl River
city. New NrNiro, ,ltrrtor- -amr ~ the
incufpuratur..
La lnmA ir ore Mining company
lururpotAtut-, ,latlr- R Swimmers. viii.
lam | MirMastrt~ and John | Mitchell.
II Albuquerque. objects. OPERATING
mines aud reducing ores capital stock,
ti"'uu, Il'.. huN years, directors,
pNIl ~ummrt-, st Louis, samuel \
~um.urr-. cincinnati AMI the AlhuGurt.
"a" u'oI''rhtof- named, principal
pl.r'. II lu.Iu"ss Albuquerque.
lhr Miurf- Protective association, ot
IT," Ret River mining district have died
u"tlcr al their utganl1 alton with the ter
rltutlal secretary
I. H. rIIlr-plr, Wilder r, smith aud
William u CAMERON. lncoTpotatuf- ~ the
Kir lrndo ,opprr Mining company. II
la,~. county. have tilrh n certificate with
the territorial secretary declaring that
the capital stock "I said company shall
be- paid III tull ani non aS~rsSahlr."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
1lmuvt Culture rtual Proof
Nutire for Publication.

l.ani uiiI,r At Santa Re. y NJ,
July :. lHuS
Nuu,rI- hereby given that wail'cc Doug
lass ut Albuquerque, y VI. has nlrd notice
~ h,s intention t. make final ptuh tttuIr the
Probate Clrtk at Nrtualillu county. a, his 1T
n,r ~ Albuquerque, y NJ, an TUESDAY, the
25th diy 1T august isrd, IN ttulrt culture
pIiiCatIuu No -. Tor the ~ 1T MA, and
r ,ui So. uf section NJ. Is, N tow ush,I NJ
u north. range NJ, q east
lie names ~ witnesses sheldon Multi
gau. td~afl I. ,'ulr. l. A BtuNu. Charles u
Howe. all ui Albuquerque. y
JAAkr u MALkkH. Register
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
Trustees sale.

Mhrtca- Maurice liobhs and Ann lloi
his siir, IA and 10y certain Iced ni % . "a
the Nth day February, l-"a, and tr, p w
volume .. I. u rcyuris at the COUNTY ~ =
nalillu, New drItyu, at page 2d, tuu'rSe'
the undersigned, ~ trustee, the tolluA y
:, ftbrd real estate situate ~ the Cuurk ~
ualillu. territory uf New Mcaicu, Ia 49, !.
live % siN go, eleven az an u i~'Nr 7
also ,hiry ir-i uii the south sides ~ eh1
lots four 90 and ten 'luI, all m t'tNs ~
II q thu Eastern adluiun IA the tan 2
,uyl ~ Albuquerque, a. drsign nat ~
map Ut sad addition made bN VI MAI
r. and uird ~ the office at the Itu. iir
~ uthCiu ~, order ui sad county uu NAV
lSrJ. slid deed ~ trust hrinR made g. 81
the payment III certain ptututsst ~
therein dc-, tilrd payable tsclNV mouths
date, With interest AZ the rate m t~rl' e - n
pet anuuin, aud -
Whereas, the said note N past due a'iS
UNPAID. uuS, therefore, at the request
legal holder Ut SAID note, aud 10y N''dr
terms aud conditions oi sad deed 81 uiS
hereby give notice that for the pun, - ~
ing SAID note, interest thereon. costs Alt
pcnsrs ot executing this trust, lnriEl.ns
compensation Ia the trustee aud his icasou
attorneys fees, as provided BY san ue'I
trust. all un Monday, the 2Hst aO w
tcmhgr, lSpB. al the hour m ten ut'HA
ui said day. a, the tfuut doH ui thu insw
IN said city ~ Albuquerque, m SAD ~
snd trTritnty, sell the teal estate here W
dr~tibrd. at public auCuun, t. the 'sheNI
hes, bidder Tor wash, Ia pay said ~ IrV"uI
and costs and rxprnsrs
Nm WALLACE Nc it.lMj
November -, lspo, IN"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

{. A. Hudson. the Silver avrn, . painter.
informs TnE CITIZEN that he had four
teen old.time painters employed Last
week, and every one Of them luined up
Tor work yesterday Monday morning
This will appear remarkable 10 some per
sons, but II IL fact.
Handsome calendars, announcing the
New Year, have reached The CITIZEN Of
Gee, and they are from ". \, Harper. gen.
erai agent Tor the Mutual Life Insurance
company; b, Ruppe, druggist. and the
whitney company.
Mra MAnuslita ChAves. who resides on
south second street, visited her parents n
Bslsn Sunday. She will probably 70
main with them until after the holi'
dAyA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

Editor Morrison. Of the WorthingtoD,
Ind, sun, writes "iou have valuable
prescription In Electric Bitters, and
can cheerfully recommend u for consli'
patton aud alex headache. and a. \ gen
erai system tonic II has no equal" Mrs
Annie Steele, 9rs5 Cottage Grove avenue
Chicago. was all run down, could not cal
nor digest food. had a backache which
never left her aud felt tired and weary
but ak bottles Of Electric Bilters restor'
nj her health and renewed her strength
Prices ~ cents and o., Get u bottle al
WAltOn's drug store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

Assumpsit by. AuactnI.t.
The sad defendant, >elson > I'm, ~
rs notified that an action ut a'su'uss.t
tarhmrn, has been commenced asun,h
the second Judicial Distract ulh MI
ior the county ~ brrnAlillo ~ ,is e a.
simon stern, Ia recover amounts ~ ,nd
ifi from defendant tm goods Wy, lex
chandise, hAfp AIMED. sold aud u la
on acc9un, stated b-l~ren ., W,'' 't,Yr q
~ith lnIr,rs, aud costs III SUIT, al ~
due you has 6ren attached and tM .n's
that unless yuu entrt. YOU! AZ ,',n i eta
suit on OF before the trst " ndal "r.t
A. II Inp7, the same lie ns w, Ietan
February. A. ID. 1877, ludsurnl '. 40 thl
be rendered against YOU ana ~
'on ,nuTo'e' :" ''u MAEEoN ~
81 ADAMS. Attorney TOT iIa.n.-.--
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26


A farmers institute viii be- hrlh at the
Agricultural college. Monday Ia Wrdnr-.
ial January tu Il All are most cor.
diAlly invited Ia hr present and take
part In the discussions, The chair Will
he taken ~ President Jordan ~ the col.
lrge, Among the subjects Oh which ia.
p-r- ARE promised ~ expected ATE. sugar
Br"t-. 10y Mr. Hare, Irrigation. b! rr"f.
\r-tal; Alfalfa, hy capt. ta-ey, Why
Farming lAs- Not Pay IN New Mexico,
by Mr.. Barker, Wine Making, hN Prof.
Carrera. Weeds, 10y rtof. Tinsle,; The
Codllng Moth, by Prof Cockrell, GraI"'
Growing. by Mr.. II, Ca~ad, Grating
Trees. by Mr.. lr--aurr Las Cruces In.
dependent Democrat.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

The numerous cures Of rheumatism by
the use Of the old standard blood pnri'
Ger. Ayers SarsaparillA, show conclu.
siysly that u 10 an effective remedy, II
not indeed the specific. for this most
painful and persistent Of malAdies.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26

In the District Cuur ~ the .Sr,"nai
Dlstu,t NJ the Territory ut N'N ~
ting Slthiu and tor Bctnalli'v Nss
the trial aud hcanng ~ canes
the avs ~ said territory
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26


The New Mexico supreme court con.
tlnues IN session with all the justices
present except Judge Collier, says the
New Mexican.
Argument u the ease entitled the Ger.
rlllo- Coal Railroad company, plaintiff In
error, w. Josephine peSerant, administra.
trix. defendant In error. was coucl uded
last evening AM the case WAS taken
under aiNl]emrnt.
The case " the United States W. :, l..
Bachelder. timber uespass, WAS also ar
gued and submitted, 4. u. Jones repre-
seating the government and {. A. Spiess
appearing for Bacheldrr.
Argument Of the Early Times Distill'
ing company ct al. appellants, ~. Chas.
Xeiger 1t al, app-lees. WA In progress
when this report closed. = v. Clancy
represents the appellants aud A. u. Nc.
Millen the appellers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-12-26
No,ice Of salt

In the distract Count at the Sec. I Jug
Disttl,tut the Territory ~ NCN hyAte,
ting within and iut lirfnalillu IuHHh Y,
trial and hearing ~ gausrs stis,ps ""H''
Laws ~ said Territory,
AudfVas - hauhJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-12-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Alexandria Washington Lodge of Ma.
sons met last night for work.
A pound party will be given at the
Baptist Church for the benefit of the
poor on Wednesday night.
There was a "spit" of snow last night,
but the sky soon cleared. To-day has
been cloudy and threatening.
The Sunday School of st. Johns
Church, West End, will hold their
Christmas celebration tonight.
Alexandria Council, Royal Arcanum
will meet tonight, when it is expected
arrangements for the annual celebra-
ton next month will be made.
Fitz & Webster gave a very good en-.
tertainmeut at the Opera House last
night. The play was "a Busy Time"
and it kept the audience in roar of
laughter.
Prof. Cogan will give wire walking
exhibition at the arsenal wharf on
Thursday and Friday. On Friday he
will carry little boy in his arms while
on the wire.
A regular meeting of M. D. Corse
Camp, Sons of Confederate Veterans,
will be held tonight at eight o'clock,
at which time business of Importance
is expected to be transacted.
Ia the Corporation Court to-day in
the case of J. F. Carr vs.. Southern In
migration Loan and Title Co. decree
was entered referring the cause to Com.
missioner A. W. Armstrong for re-
port.
Among the marriage licenses issued
in Washington yesterday were the fol-
lowing Maurice NJ. Ball, of Alexan-
dria county, and Lille c. Curtis, of
Washington; Charles II. Lavender, Of
Washington, and Annie ]. Minor, Of
Fairfax county.
Bison Miller, colored man, aged
thirty-6ve years, was run over and
killed yesterday afternoon by q north
bound passenger train Of the Southern
Railway near Danville. Miller was
asleep on the track on sharp curve,
and the supposition is that he was
drunk.
A stranger named William Danaher,
suffering from a sprained ankle, was
found in the street last night by the po-
lice and taken to the station house
where he was given proper attention.
Later he was sent to the aims house
where he will be allowed to stay until
be RECEIVERS. He says he was injured
in attempting to board moving freight
train last night.
Mr.. c. W. Howell, the King street
halter, has in stock full line of hats,
caps, canes and umbrellas. This line
embraces all these articles from the
cheapest to the most fashionable styles,
and any of them would be desirable
Christmas present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-12-22
The True Remedy.

w. NJ. Repine, editor Tiskilwa, ILL.,,
Chief, says: I'VE won't keep house
without DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds. Elk
perimented with many others, but
never got the true remedy until we
used DR.. Kings New Discovery.
No other remedy can take its place in
our home, as in it we have a certain
and sure cure for Coughs, Colds, Whoop-
ing Cough, etc." 1t is idle to expert.
ment with other remedies, even if they
are urged on you as just as good as
DR. Kings New Discovery. They are
not as good, because this remedy has a
record of cures and besides is guaran.
teed. 1t never fails to satisfy. Trial
bottle free at E. L. Aliens Drug Store.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-12-22

CHRISTMAS MUsIc.-The following
programme of music will be sung
By ST. Paul's Church choir on
Christmas morning: Procs ssional
hymn, 81. "Hark! the Herald An
gels Sing" Mozart; Venite, in B
fat, A. G. Robyn; Gloria Patri, in G,
Poznanski; TIE Deum, il b minor,
Dudley Buck; Jubilate, in B fiat, Harry
J. Green; Introit hymn, 40, Adeste FL
deles; Kyrie, B. Tours; Gloria Tibi, in
D, Emerson; hymn, $50, Coronation"
Offertory anthem, christians Awake,
Salute the Happy Morn," P. A.
Schneider; Offertory ascription, "Praise
God From Whom All Blessings Flows"
Sanctus, ID F, B. Tours; hymn, 225;
Gloria in Excelsis, old chant. The
above programme will be repeated Sun
day morning, December q, and at the 4
O'Clock p. m. service the following pro.
gramme will be given: Professional
hymn, 60, Angels From the Realms of
Glory" Gloria Patri. in G, Bialla;
Gloria in Excelsis, Magniicat and
Nuuc Dimittis, in F, B. Tours; hymn,
&c, Brightest and Best of the Sous Of
the Morning." hymn, IS; Oftertory an
them, "Oh, Holy Night" Adam; Offer
tory sscription, praise God From
Whom All Blessings Flow" The regu-
lar choir will be assisted by Mrs. Vir-
ginia Evans-O 'Brien and an orchestra.
First violins, Misses Helen Whittlesey
and Hattie Taylor; second violin. Mr.
Courtney Houck; cello, Mr.. Walter
Whittlesey.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-12-22

CASES CoNTINUED.-The cases of the
five Rosslyn gamblers, John Clarke;
John Lully. John Gambler, Thurste n
johnson and Frank Foster, who were
arrested by Sheriff Palmer upon war.
rants sworn out by Q. E. Jones be.
fore Justice of the Peace Supplee, were
called in Justice Birch's court about
two miles beyond the little village OF
Rosslyn, at o'clock yesterday after,
noon. A continuance was had until
Monday, January IL. The delay was
not, however, secured without some
lively proceedings. Judge Yarrell,
who was present in the interest OF the
Citizens League, desired to assist Com
monwealth's Attorney Johnston, but
the latter was emphatic in declining his
services, and J. II. Greene, counsel for
the defendants, was equally positive in
his assertions that the Commonwealth
did not need Judge Yarrell's aid.