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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

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costs ~
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
Delinquent Taxes, 1893
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21


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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

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interest ~. cu@ie | " .......
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

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4. u,. town Il ,u|ih mi
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by Juse Poll, ruuth by grant,
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lAiIllH, ruu'h AcruuiA, East =
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MurNyA, rnuih T. PnllllA. -ArI
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bounded north =. Pnillla, south
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bounded north n rAdIllA, south
j IiullrrTrI, rAst public road,
west A, A. MurSyS, ~, iutere-,
~, cost ! rs ,..,,........
MufHyN, Roman
''NIno yarir. huunlr d north
rHhll' land, south AcruulA, east
Luir Padlllar. west Y. PadillAn (.
900 yards, buunde,i north &.
M"n,"yA, south 4 SANCHEZ. east
Ant, A. huntnyA, wsst NJ. Casio.
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south AcrluiA, east V, Sanchez,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-03-21

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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1896-07-18
Patronize Home Industry:
BURGESS ELECTRIC CO..
"a Third Ave. West.

Manufacturers Of Gas, Electric and
Combination Fixtures. Electric wiring
of all kinds. Garry complete stock of
supplies. A very handsome line of Port
able Stand Lamps. Gold, Silver and
Nickle Plating and Lacquering 4
speciality.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Nicholas Carlo was convicted OF grand larceny
In the Criminal Branch OF the Supreme Cour,
Yesterday before Justice Gaynor and a fury II va.
alleged that Carlo was horse thief. and rented
from George Allen. who keeps a livery stable a,
the corner OF Court and Union SITS. horse and
buggy. which he took 10 Newark ~. J., where he
attempted to sell them.
John q. Braun. a liquor dealer. OF No. n5 Flush
ingav was arrested by Policeman Fannon. of
the Vernon-ave. station. shortly before 2 o'clock
Yesterday morning. charged with doing business In
violation OF the excise law. Two men were at the
bar. Fannon went into the place. drank OF the
liauid in one OF the glasses. which he says vas
beer and then he arrested Braun, who was ar
raigned In the Lee Avenue Police Court and held
In 500 bail for trial.
ylncenzo Frana an Italian barber. OF No All
Kent-ave. who on Sunday evening, 1t is alleged
took part in a duel in the hallway OF a house at
Roebling and North Eleventh SITS. was fned $40 by
Justice Goctting in the Lee Avenue Police Court
Yesterday Although he denied In the most en-
phatic terms that he knew anything OF the shoot
ing, there were three witnesses who said they saw
him discharge the revolver several times
Mrs Mary Olsen. who elected William Grick. OF
No 80 South Second-st.. from her rooms on the
second floor OF No 40 South Ffth-st with such
force on Monday afternoon that he fell down n
fight OF stairs and fractured his skull. was ar
raianed I'm the Lee Avenue Police Court yesterday
Anc released in $l.O0 bail pending hearing
Mrs Louise Pitcher Shedd entertained large
audience at the Knapp Mansion. Bedfori-ave. ana
Ross-st last night with dramatic readins ol
George Elots Spanish GYPSY
D. Edgar Anthony. an attorney who was arrested
on charges made by the Lawyers Surety Company.
vas removed yesterday from Raymond Street jan
70 Ludlow Street jail. New-York He is under In
d,ctment for an alleged shortage In his accounts
with the Mutua. Insurance Company. for which he
1861 He formerly had an office a, No o Park
Row NewYork.
William H. Maxwell. Superintendent OF Public
Schools issued his comparative statement for Feb
ruary Yesterday. 1t shows an Increase of registered
pupils over the January returns Of l.yn FOR al
grades but decrease In the primary grades o
3s,2 There were al told. l7.63s pupils. as against
ia 2s4 in 1896 an increase OF 4&f
Peter Nelson. Of No 326 Atantic-sve.; Edgar
Fish. Of No I8 Pacinc-st.. and Elef Iiasenson. o
No l8 Dean-rt were arrested yesterday afternoon
upon complaint OF Charley Moon. Chinnman. o
No AZ Hoyt-st. The three went 10 Moons laundry
he alleged. represented themselves as offcers ant
demanded s., which Moon refused to pay. The,
Hoyt and Livingston SITS. held mock court OF
him and fined him S. He broke away from hi
captors ran down the street and Informed Offce
Murphy, who went to the saloon and found all three
men
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01

determined TO substitute electricity for steam
locomotives in switching the trains on the
Bridge II was estimated by superintendent Mar
tin that the cost of the necessary plant would be
not less than $500. 900.
Now. under the suggested ARRANGEMENT all
these expenses will be done away with. and with
out any outlay bother the cities will receive a
certain income from the Bridge. That Is one I'M
portant thing. But the most important. TO my
mind. is the convenience OF the thousands OF
people who cross the Bridge every day, and the
actual money-saving to them 1t means re-
duction Of one-thrd In the cost OF the trip be-
tween the cities for all travellers by the elevated
roads. while those WIN take the surface cars
Will pay no more than they do now. l believe
the people will ndorse 1t with great unanimity.
and whatever objectiont there may be to II Will
be much more than outweighed by the correspond
ing advantages"
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
PENTECOSTAL CHURCHES MEET.
AN EFFORT WILL BE MADE TO-DAY TO IN
CORPORATE THE BODY.

AN EFFORT WILL BE MADE TO-DAY TO IN
CORPORATE THE BODY
The first annual meeting OF the Association OF
Pentecostal Churches OF America is now In session
in the Utica Avenue Pentecostal Tabernacle The
morning session yesterday was taken up with de-
votionai exercises conducted by the Rev John Nor
berry In the afternoon after devotional exercises
conducted by the Rev. II. F. Reynolds there was
Hoople, and the session ended with a business
meeting In the evening there was song service
conducted by j. c. Johnston, the evangelist, fol-
lowed by sermon by the Rev r. W. Sloat
To-day there will be business session In the
morning. In the afternoon devotional exercises
and the Incorporation OF the association. followed
by discussion on Holiness Utilized" led by the
Rev. II. F. Reynolds. Tomorrow there will be
business session In the morning. a missionary
service In the afternoon and a prayer. praise and
testimony service" In the evening. to be followed
by a communion service.
There only three Pentecostai churches In this
city: The Utica Avenue. near Bergen-st.; the
Emanuel. at Kosciusko-st. and Lewis ave, and one
at bedford-ave and South First-st Al the meeting
organization, 1t is expected that represen atlves
from similar organizations wiz be present to take
part and that the project OF the esta bshment OF
national organization viii assume a definite form
The pastor Of the Utica Avenue Church. the Rev.
night the form Of government and belief OF the
Psntecostal churches: The former, he said. was
belief they were substantially like the Methodist
Episcopal Church He lntimated that they were
joyful in their religious meetings they manifested It
in natural way: In the prayer and praise service
the people was apparent, most OF The congregation
kneeling beside Their chairs Many OF the women
Dske sa and ,ns generally showed that
rather than 10 listen to sermon
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
HUNTING FOR A PLUM.
THE DEPUTY EXCISE CoMMIssIoNERsHIP A
ROME OF CONTENTION BETWEEN
REPUBLICAN FACTIONS.

Prooklyn.s two rival Republican factions held
conferences yesterday supposed by those not
avored with the confidence OF the respective leaders
10 have something to do with the appointment OF
Rrooklyns Deputy Excise Commissioner. The selec-
ton OF Colonel Lyman by Governor Morton as State
Commissioner was uniformly satisfactory to both
Worth and Willis men. and because OF Colonel Ly-
mans reputat tfon as Republican not bound down
closely to the dictates OF party leaders has allowed
annie opportunity for each side to hope that the
Deputy commissionership may come to them. None
Of the conferrees on either side would say word
yesterday as TO the subjects discussed in the meet
ines but II Is reasonable to suppose that the Deputy
Commissionershp was the cause OF II all.
Tho Wurster-Willis conference held In Com
missioner wilus's ONCE In the Municipal Building
Had Governor Morton appointed a deeply dyed
Platt man. Mr.. Willis would have had little chance
of seeing friend OF his receive the Kings County
sosItion. Mr.. Platt has not yet forgotten what
happened in the Kings County camp In the State
conyenticn. The Wurs.er-willis people say that
the Office is sure 10 come 70 them, but they
say little as to the man who VIII get H. William
II Friday has been prominently mentioned. and IL
sald to be in an excellent position to win the sup
port OF Colonel Lyman.
Among those present at the anti-administration
meeting were ex-senator Worth. Controller Palmer.
John G. Deubert and Sheriff Buttling: Mum was the
that his friends came together merely for In
formal talk and that nothing was said worthy OF
publication. II said that the attempt OF several
members Of the Board OF Aldermen to pass over
balances and the trouble In the Department of
City Works over appoir tments which had been
nuiiined by the C,vil Service Commission. were
literally discussed
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
THIRTY SURVEYORS DROPPED.

A SHAKE UP IN THE DEPARTMENT OF CITY
WORKS YESTERDAY.
There was a shake up yesterday In the Depart
ment Of City Works. For some weeks large
force Of men was engaged in a resurvey OF the
Thirtieth Ward. They were not appointed under
the Civil Service rules. and according to q state
ment made by one of the men. thirty Of them
were laid off yesterday afternoon. This action
was said to be the direct result Of visit paid to
Commissioner OF City Works Willis by an Of
ncial OF the Civil Service Board. The were
receiving 50 a day while engaged in the survey
Commissioner Willis could not be found last
evening by The Tribune reporter
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
RTGHT-OF-WAY ASKED FOR.

A brief meeting OF the State Railroad Commission
was he'd In the City Council Chamber yesterday
morning TO pass upon applica tons from the Brook
lyn Bridge. Prospect Park and Eastern Railroad
Company and the East River and Atlantic Railroad
Company for the rgh, ofway through city streets.
The companies dependencies. respectively OF the
Brooklyn Heights and Nassau companies, which
New-York tribune., 1896-04-01
NASSAU ROAD TO TAKE CHARGE.
1T WILL. FORMALLY OCCUPY THE ATLANTIC
AVENUE ROADS OFFICES on SUNDAY
AT MIDNIHHT.

The Nassau Electric Railroad Company will take
lantic Avenue Railroad Company at midnight OF next
Sunday. President II. NJ Littell. Secretary Ficke.
superintendents Jason Cameron and Bernard Mullen
the entire clerical sa will vacate the Offices at
Atlantic and Third aves. Their places will be nlied
by the representatives Of Thomas L. and Albert
Johnson. who the guiding spirits OF the Nassau
system, which will operate the road the repre-
sentatves OF the Kings County Traction Company.
which was incorporated In Albany on Saturday. 70
take the place OF the Brooklyn Traction Company.
The corporaiors are r. +. Vaughan. J. H. Lockman.
Of this city: Emil Carlebach J. A Snyder and
George ". Levy. OF NewYoFk This means that
after long hght =. n. Flynn and the Nassau Com
pany have secured control OF the Atlantic Avenue
system and can carry passengers BY a system OF
transfers from the Eas, River TO the Atlantic sce
board for f-e cents
President Littell last week wrote 10 ex- Congress-
man Johnson asking what disposition would be made
OF the present clerical STAFF The reply staiei that
the Nassau stan WAS large enough TO carry ON the
Atlantic Avenue force would not be needci Mr.
Johnson, however. expressly stated that changes
would he made In the ranks OF motoim.n conductors
and those attached to the power houses. II is
mored that the wholesale discharge OF the clerical
stan IL mainly directed against outstanding con-
tracts with the old company. and that many of the
clerks will be re-employed by the Nassau concern
In OF these ch the old Offices hc
company will he sold ana the administrative WORK
the consolidated systems carried the Offices
OF the Nassau road In the Real Estate Exchange.
from the City Works Department 10 lay It's track in
Dougdss-st. from the Park Plaza TO Rockaway-
ave. This is part Of the road which IA to run
through Union-st TO Hamilton Ferry. The report
come before the Appellate Division OF the Supreme
Court next month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-13
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