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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-01
Assignments.

A deed of assignment. was entered ut
the Office of the Clerk OF courts yester-
day by r. a. Saunders and II. V. An
ierson, trading as r. a. Saunders, trans
ferrlng to William n. PCrtlock all the
stock and fixtures with all aIse,ts OF
whatever character contained in or APP
pertaining to their store. No. 112 Main
street. The liabilities of the firm amount
to about S2S. 900. Following Is a partial
list OF the creditors: Note held by Il. w.
Leigh. $1,000; notes held by the Citizens
National Bank of this city, aggrcSating
s.. coo: S. T.. Andrews. note, $1,000: II. w.
Goodwin, uots, 81 900: C. II. Williamson,
nctes. aggIesatirg $2.725.76; c. A. Saun-
ders, note $500; NJ. Leila. note s516.27; II.
T. Clahm. Sl,sS4T7; Hood, Foulkrod &
Co, s6,22S.92.
There are no preferred creditors. the
deed STIMULATING that all shall share
ral;ably The sympathy of the business
men of the city is Very generally cx-
pressed for this we'll known firm in its
embarrassment, and 1t Is earnestly
hoped tina; its troubles are but temporal
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Cage.webber.

Az the residence of the brides parents
Duncan avenue, last night at $3.50
o'clock. Mr.. Henry Marshall Cage was
united An wedlock to Miss Madeline Eliz-
abeth Weber. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
John 8. Weber. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. J. r. Howerton, D.
D., pastor of the First Presbyterian
church, in the presence OF the families
Of the happy couple. Mr.. Harold Childs
was best man and Miss Lucy Paul Web
Der maid OF honor. A reception was
enjoyed after the ceremony. Mr. and
Mrs, Cage will reside with the brides
parents.
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$500 RichmOna ana Return. $40,
Via G.. d. u. HALLWAY

For the benefit OF those wishing to at
tend the Confederate reunion in Rich-
mond the Chesapeake and ohio
railway Will sell round trip tick
cts from Norfolk to Richmond
and return at the rate OF 81. 90. Tickets
on sale June 2Sth and 3oth, July Isl
and I'd, good for return passage until
July 18th. In addition to their regular
service the chesapeake and Ohio ailway
will run special fast through train he
tween Norfolk and Richmond on .blly
1st and I'd. For further informa ton
apply to r. II. BROOItE
Passenger Agent G. & o. Ry..
Under Atlantic Hotel. Norfolk, We.
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he makes no charge for his SER
vices and you do not nay a
fancy price for your
Truss either.

You can feel the fullest assurance that
mands.
n fair allowance will be made for old
Truss II in good condition. We can fit
children as well AZ adults. Our Pneumatic
Truss PADS are Il great comfort to those
whose fuptureS are painful and tender
ana thcy Will hold any rupture secure no
matter how large ii may be. They will
last for years and never get out OF order
Sonsultation always free. PERMANENg'-
~ LOCATED AT lS6 MAIN STREET
UP STAIRS.
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BIDS for Numbering Houses.

The Street, Sewer and Drain Board
received the following bids yesterday
Tor numbering the houses in the first
Tour wards OF the city: NJ. r. Land,
&C. house; r. r.. Ferguson Csc a house :
-. Frost & Son. 25c. first number and
lOc. for each additional one; George
w. Church. 20c. q house; w. II. jacques,
2SAc. a house. The contract was
awarded to Mr.. Land. Owing to an In
formality of a bid the matter of award
ing the contract for lettering the streets
was laid over.
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a Popular Representative OF Pupu
lnr Live.

General Passenger Agent Anderson. of
the Seaboard Air Line. +: in receipt OF
the following dispatch from the Tennes-
see Press Association. ait Cloudland. n.
c.:
The Tennessee Pcesa Association here
Q00 itrong) send cordial greetings to
General Passenger Agent Anderson,
with thanks for aszistance given in
securing this meeting. and assurance
that when the Seaboard Air Line wants
their help it will find it forthcoming
promptly"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-01
baltimore and Richn,ond Steamboat
Company.

Attention is called to the advertise
ment of the new Baltimore and Norfolk
line announcing its schedule. which goes
into effect to-day. The steamers OF the
line will leave the company's wharf, foot
OIL jackson street, for Baltimore every
evening at $50 O'Clock, arriving in Balti-
more at Z a. m. and will leave Baltimore
daily except Sunday at 600 p. M, arriy-
Ing at Norfolk at 1880 q. m Meals served
on American plan.
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aIidsur,n,ersaloa.

From now on ito October 1st. Messrs
Greenwood C Bro. are Offering watches.
diamonds, jewelry. silverware. plated
ware. clocks, and optical goods at spe-
cially low prices 10 stimulate trsde,
Special bargains may be expected during
the period and all should avail them.
serves Oh a rare opportunity Ito procure
low hsureG. Jewelry etore silver
waist sets are low at SOC, bu.
Greenwood's prices are much lower
"A special lot expected daily. For good
goods and best work call on Greenwood
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Unavoidable SnIes.

a prominent trucker shipped to
Boston firm some days ago fifty-six
barrels OF potatoes and sixty-three
crates or cabbage. He received ycster-
day an account of sales. The proceeds
OF his shipment realized SAG. 80 and the
freight charges. carting and commits
sion. amounted to S41.75, so that the
trucker was at loss OF sells This was
anything but a pleasant surprise.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-01
building Permits rasunl

During the month of June CITY Epci-
neer Brooke gave lines for the follow
ing ne" buildings: +. j. Robinson, l
Koch, l brick. Wolf street; c. e. Town
ssnd. frame, Salter and Suffolk streets:
W. +. Keeling, frame. Bank street: r
Z. Baylor. brick, York Place; ID. ID,
,EroWnr ! brick, Cumberland street.
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meteorological Datn.

U. s. Department Of Agriculture.
Weather Bureau, Norfolk, June 80.
Local meteorological data for the 20
hours ending at y. m. last night:
Maximum temperature .......... rs
Minimum temperature .. II
Normal temperature deduoed from
"a years observation . 76
departure from normal ...... minus
Departure since January 1 49,. plus 1873
Rainfall in "a hours ....... OO
Rainfall since June 1..............,7.s 81
j. J. GRAY. Observer
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w. y. Hines VS.. G. A. Thompson ct
ais, debt: SlO0.
The Heath Smith Co, vs.. Parsons &.
Co. in asSumpsit: $3.50.
j. l.. Rayi VS.. c. w. Tcbault and NJ. S.
Tehaul;. dehs: SIS.
G. w. Tcbault, trading as Tebault G.
Co. vs.. The Park Place Company, in Is
sumpsii; $4,000.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-01
THE FLATS OF THE LAW
A Chronicle of the Gases disposed Of In
the Different Courts of the City.
HENRY D0uGHERTY WAS REcONMI11ED
He Has Made Several CONCESSIONS
Regarding HIS Conaection with
the Robbery of Solomon ButIer's
Trunk Several other Gases of
Greater or Less Importance.

PolIce Justice -eleot Tomlin and the
new Mayors clerk. Mr.. ]. Pierson Will
mans. were In the Police Court all yes
tsruays session acquiring knowledge
OF the routine.
The case OF Henry Doughcrty was
an interesting one, not so much because
or the Importance of the evidence, but
us character. Dougherty, as is we'll
known. has been awaiting trial since
Saturday night on the charge of steal
ing s376 from the trunk of Solomon
Butler Shortly after his arrest he
made two or three confessions one to
Chlet King, another to the Chief and
Butler and still another in writing in
the Chiefs office in the presence of At
torhey Saunders, for the complainant,
inc prisoners father. Butler and the
Chief. Mr.. j. G. Tilton. representing
the accused, put stop to the evidence
relating to the substance of the confess
Slons. until ii should be proven that
they were valid and not cxtorted by
threats and promises. Solomon. Chief
King and Mr.. Saunders testified that
no undue influence was used while
Dousherty's father got himself mixed
up III terrible way trying to remem-
Der what promises and threats were
made, and to forget everything else in
The wide world. Mr.. Tilton, for the de-
Tense. then waived examination. and
the case was sent on to the grand jury
WAS LOOKING FOR TROUBLE
A little after 10 o'clock Monday night
very drunken white man staggered
into the police station, fell up against
The rail, gave his name as james Will
son. and asked Captain Cutheriel to
have him locked up. Now the Captain
| is nothing IL not accommodating, SO he
called Turnkey Hamilton and babe him
immune James in Il dungeon cell. When
| the case came up before Justice Bur
roughs the voluntary prisoner was fined
81 and costs.
TWO CASIrS nISnJJSSEn
The cases of Eddie Gunter and Wash
ington Allen were dismissed. The form
| er was charged with being the burglar
who broke into the shoe store of Lowen-
berg, Pincus & Co. on June 2lst. The
other was alleged TO have stolen a $25
watch from his brother Charles Allen.
MINOR POLICE COURT CASES.
James Harris and Willie Smith, col
! ored, nuisanccs; fined 81 and costs.
| Willie Paign, colored, threatening to
cut; dismissed.
George Shelton, white. drunk; fined
| 81 and costs.
| W. a. Gibbs. oolored. stealing; con-
| tinucd one day.
Lewis Dodd, colored. drunk; fined 81
and costs.
fillmore Jones, colored, nuisance; fined
81 and costs.
Ed. Simpson. colored: John Williams.
white. nuisancsB; dismissed
james Butt, colored. profanity; fined
81 and costs; assault. $3.50 and costs
Rufus Scott. colored, nuisance; fined
| s. and costs.
j. l.. Stackhouse. oolored. trespass;
| dismissed.
Joe Evans, colored, assault; fined 80
and costs
Mary Mason and Carrie Boston. COL
ored, assault; dismissed.
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Change of Denof.

The depot ticket office of the Southern
Railway Company has been changed tc
the foot of Jackson street from the form.
CT depot foot OF Mathews street. The
travelling public will make a note of this
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&C. STORE 4c.
SPECIAL MONDAY.
Bargain Sale June goth.

Flour Bins and Sifters. the finest in thu
world to keep flour sweet and clean. Req
ular price, % lbs. sic., 60 lbs. si2i. 100 lbs,
VISA Special price, 25 lbs. &c. 80 lbs, s4c.,
100 lbs, s1.Oi
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WEATHER REPORT.
Forecast and General Conditions For
To-day.

Washington. D. c., July /. 1896.
4 For Virginia-Fair: increas-
l FAIR ing cloudiness Wednesday af-
ternoon; eaSterly winds.
= For North observation-disclosures
ing cloudiness; northeasterly
to easterly winds.
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Reg. spe.

Reg. spe,
IL quart Heavy Dish Pans. .24c. he
l's quart Enameled Tea Pots. .s4c. Ac.
quart Enameled Tea Pots. .... .44c s4c.
. quart Enameled Coffee Pots .54c 44c.
Cedar Pals. brass hoops. .. 24c. 1sc.
Cedar Pals. electric hoops .24c. 1Sc.
fiore rails .......................24 c. 1sc.
Galvanized Pals, ~ quarts. 80. Ice 12c.
Galvanized Pals, IA quarts .... zoe. Ice.
Galvanized Pals, II quarts. 80. .2ic zoe.
i1anmocks 44c.
hammoeks .....-.....".........s4c 6ac.
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". Il. H. TRICE 6 CO,
Real Estate. Rental and In
SuranCe.
PHONE. 5S5 % RANK ST.
INSURANCE.
PHONE. 5G5
INSURANCE
% BANK ST.
representing the Hartford Fire In
surance Co. of Hartford, Conn. AS

surarce Co, Of Hartford cam Az AZ
sets. ss.22g ,2l3: surplus, Si.l5O.Sy3
FOR RENT--Residcncesi- ITotish st
II Holt St, IS Wood St. College Place. .
vMaCriner, l26 Fenchurch ST., 50 Bermuda,
% Gum n,i ri q, O. Mariner, l69 Duke,
20 York St. 10 New Castle, i99 Chapel, 8.
room house CRANKY street extended. 90
october LIST. 1i9 York street, October Isl
Two new houses Proby's Court, ll5 YORK
S E1SS.1ner Isl: lSsI; No. ), HIGH .iulet, 81,
,FLATs.,12l. 1le- Bank ST. Jos Main IT
~, Church. $50 Main. 22l. 323 Main, 1Sy
SToREs-4s. 81 Commerce. II Bank at
e0d lanes 20; and d, High corner Queen
street; 1883 Church street corner i9aTE - 81
Srambleton avenues - anu
Large store 252, "a and Us Water s,raa,
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PORT CALENDAR.

Sun rises, 4:4S a. M; sun sets. T:29 /
M; high water, ! 06 q. m, and :55
M; low water TIPS a. IA, and 1855 p. II
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CORPORATION Court

The case of Edward Mars. charged
WIN felomously aissauAting Police Oricer
TO the absence OF witnesses for tho de-
fense, !, went over to the next rerm
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CARSON-Tuesday morning at IL
O'Clock. Mrs. JOHN S. CARSON in the
4sth year OF her age
Funeral THIS "wednesday AFTER
NOON at o'clock from Queen Street NJ.
Z. Church.
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Synrriage Licenses.

Charles Granson Todd and Mary Anr
Washington, coiored. Norfolk
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Office of
EirEinia-Carn lipa C'ban,too

'TGinia-Carolina Chemical Co
,r,, Richmond. We. June "A. 1896
Ihird quarterly dividend The Board Of
directors of the Virginia Carolina Chemi.
Eidend of two 60 per cent on the prefsr-
req stock OF said company for the dunrtar
9ndlng June 3Oth, 1896. payable on or after
OF June 30ph, 1896"
s.,. JAMES C. TINSLEY.
'Sso-ot Treasurer
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Burruss. Son & Co.,
BAN K ERS

Commercial u..u v.I.e. business paper
d3counted.
l.oans negotiated on favorable terms.
City bonds and other securities bought
and sold.
Deposits received and accounts In
yited
Interest allowed on time deposits.
Safe deposit boxes for rent. Charges
moderate.
Draw bills Of Exchange and make cable
transfers to Europe.
Letters of credit Issued TO principe)
gities os the world.
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n 4 H IED.

ADDISON-EVERTON HARRY
L. ADDISON and Miss SUSIE EVER
TON. at the residence of the bride on
Highland avenue. by Rev. j. w Moore,
OF Queen Street NJ. l.. Church, at D. m
yesterday. No cards
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Bridal presents a speciality.
JOHNSTON CHINA COMPANY,
20. 81 and SO CRANKY street.
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16o'decorated toilet set at cost.
JOHNSTON CHINA COMPANY,
%. u and SO CRANKY street.
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TO CHOOSE FROM.
a Fit Guaranteed or Money
Refunded.

why not throw aside your old ill-fittinC
truss anu wear one properly fitted a bad
~ adjusted truss chafes and gals the
"earer ana often fails TO hold the rupture
secure. Our trusseS are all fitted by a
physician of experience. licensed by the
virginia State Board of Medical Exami-
ners, and an expert In all matters pertain
Ing to rupture.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1896-05-04
OHlOAN LEADS BY LONG ODDS
Such is the San Francisco Examiners
Diagnosis OF Far Western Dele
cations to st. Louis.
SlLVERQUESTIOn An IMPORrANTFACTOR
Contesting Delegations in Arizona
fractional Fight in Idaho Delegation
Utah Prefers Silver Rather
Than Mckinley.

San Francisco, May 4.-The Examiner
says: Careful inquiry completed by this
paper as to the way the Pacific states will
vote at the Republican national conven-
sien shows that Mckinley is by long odds
the favorite candidate for the nomi nation
and will receive most OF the votes OF the
far western states and territories.
The roll call may finally be answered as
follows:
Arizona--6 delegates; regular delega-
tion for Mckinley; contrasting delegation
divided.
California--1S delegates; certainly for
Mckinley.
Colorado-S delegates; doubtful be-
cause of the silver question.
Idaho-G delegates; one faction for
Mckinley; an other demanding radical
free coinage candidate.
Oregon and Neveda-6 delegates each;
for Mckinley as between him and any
other candidate thus far named.
New Mexico-6 delegates; certainly
four votes for Mckinley.
Utah-6 delegates; prefer Mckinley to
any other candidate yet named, but stand
for free silver.
Westinghouse delegates; divided, with
sentiment more strongly IN favor of Nc
Kinley than any other candidate.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1896-05-04

Monday. and the ballot resulted with
Olive Lightfcot, queen; Mabel Chase,
first maid of honor; Bessie Newcomb, sec
opd maid; Sadie Shryock, third maid; Zoe
I,aumont. fourth maid. The May day eI'
ereises opened the school this morning,
and a May pole drill was enjoyed by the
little ones. In addition to the crowninR
of the queen and the pole drill, several
songs appropriate to the occasion were
sung, aud there we're several marches oy
the entire school, one of the prettiest be-
ing the sAowering of boauets at the feet
of the enthrone queen.-Las Cruces ne
publican.
Deputy Sheriff Duran, who was commits
stoned to 90 to the Rio Puerco country
and arrest one Remigio Sanchez, charged
with the killing of Jacobo Teaorio Garcla
at Alameda on March % last, returned to
the city at 4 O'Clock this morning With
his prisoner, whom he landed safely IN
the county Jail over in old town. Mr..
Duran states that he found Sanchez work
ing for Col. Z. L. Moore, and that, after
reading the warrant of his arrest to him,
the man submitted quietly to arrest ana
eausea him no trouble whatever on the
road from Rio Puerco to the city, says
the Citizen of Saturday. 1t is claimed
that the boy was accide ntally struck with
n shinny stick and only slightly hurt
thereby and that he died from othet
causes,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1896-05-04
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Prominent Kansas Investment Com
pany Passes Into Control OF
United states Court.

Topeka, Kas., May 4.-Jpdge G. G..
Foster, of the U. s. district court, has ap-
pointed C. O. Knowles and Bennett II.
Wheeler receivers of the Investment
Trust company of America, doing busi-
ness in this city.
The concern is large dealer in invest
ment bonds and among its directors are a
half dozen New England capitalists
The advertisements of the company
state that its authorized capital is $4,000
600; paid in capital, $1,4OO,000.
The receivers are friendly to the COM
psny, Bennett R. Wheeler being secretary.
Its president is Fl. Il. Ball.
Wheeler says that the outstanding
debenture bonds, over $4,000, ,0s,0, are am
ply secured by real estate.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1896-05-04
ASSASSIN OF PERSIAN SHAH
CuIprit Confesses That His Deed was
the Result of Deep-Lald
Conspiracy.
GIRLS IN The HAREM WERE ACCESSORIES
Extraordinary Clemency OF the Deao
Shah to the Man Who Lald IN
Wait to Murder Him for
Months.
GIRLS IN The HAREM WERE ACCESSORIES

copyrighted by Associated Press 1910.
Thereau, Persia, May At has been
definitely ascertalned that the assassin OF
the late shah of Persia, Nasher-ed- din, who
was fatally shot on Friday last while en-
tering the inner part of the SHRINE oi
Shah Abdul Azin, is Nollah heza' ioi-
lower of the we'll known agltator' SheiKa
Jem Aleddin, exiled in 1871 after having
been convicted of high treason.
Reza was also imprisoned for treasoh'
but was subsequently, liberated. After
his release he continued attacks upon the
government, was again Imprisoned ana
once more released and was actually
granted pension by the shah.
In spite of the clemency shown MN
Reza Continued his agitation against the
Government, ane, when warned that He
voald again be arrested, suddenly iass
this city. He Vas next heard of at Cou-
Instructions wece telegraphed to that
city to have the Persian agitator closely
watched.
Additional reports from Constantinopie
advised the government that heza was
corresponding with Sheikb Jem Aiedoln
There the plans for the ASSASSINATION o.
the shah are believed to have been laid.
About two months ago Reza quietly
left Constantipople and for some time all
trace of him was lost. Recently lis pres
euce here has been known to the police
authorities and they are blamed tGr NOT
having caused his arrest.
They excuse themselves on the ground
that the late shah's cle.nency to the as
sassin was exercised under the belief,
founded Gu reports Of physicians, that
Reza was of unsound mind and it was be-
lieved that, even if taken into custody
ouce more, lie would only have been
AGAIN released by the shah's orders.
Since his arrest for the murder OF the
shah, Reza has been closely questioned
by the judicial authorities. At first h'
nrofessed to have acted entirely on hi!
own accord and in the interests OF hi
people to whom, he claimed, the reformi
to which they we're Justly entitled hat
I.keen refused.
Later the prisoner confessed that th'
asaessinetion of the shah WAS the out
come of conspiracy and that he, Reza
mas. chosen to do the deed. He walteo
two months for favorable chance tc
shoot the ahah. Girls in. the harsm wert
among the teonspirators.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1896-05-04
THE MARK ETS.

New York, May 4.--Money on call
nominally 2ls per cent; prime mercan.
tile paper, 4Hs q 51s; silver, 6s; lead
$3.50.
Chicago Cattle, receipts to. day, II, 900
beeves, 1925 q $485; COWS and heifers
$l.76 a $500; stockers and feeders, $500
q $500. Sheep, receipts, 10000; market
steady to strong.
Kansas City.-Cattle. receipts, 1890
Texas steers, $500 @ $3.50; Texas COWS
$500 a 81 SO; beef steers, $500 q $3.50
native cows, $175 @ $3.50; s.ooksrs and
feeders, $275 @ $500. Sheep, receipts
5,4o0; lambs, $500 @ SAILS; muttons
$2.50@ $3.50.
Chicago Wheat, May, 9OA; June
1915. Corn, May, 90; June, 2S5s. Oats
May, l718; June, 1871.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1896-05-04
NEW MEXICO NEWS.

The year 1896 promises to be a goos|
one for San Marcial in the building line
Deming still continues to be the prin-
cipal stock shipping point in the entire
southwest.
The mining camps in the immediate
vicinity of Deming are looking mp in an
encouraging manner.
The Fort Cummings military reserya-
tion, which will shortly be offered for
sale, omprises more than 19,060 acres.
Remarks the Las Cruces Rspublican:
Specimen peaches brought to this office
look as though Jack Frost had not even
thought of going GEAR them.
A prominent Colorado cattDs buyer re-
marked to Headlight reporter the other
day that since the qnarantias Mad been
removed he would at once contract for
5000 more head for shipment through
Deming.
The Examiner is informed that over
eighty eastern people have signified their
desire to make permanent arrangements
with the management of the Hot Springs
to spend the summer up there provided
the Montezumas ia opened up.
The suit of e. L. Foster, receiver ot the
First National bank of Silver Clty, versus
| Allen A. Macdonald was tried before
Judge Hamilton at socorro, on Saturday
The Injunction obtained by Mr.. Macdon
AID, restraining the sheriff from selling
the Southwest Es ntinal WIS dissolved, and
an order of sale made. The case will b.,
appealed to the territorial supreme court
Louis Ilfeid, of Albuq querque, is in re
ceipt of letter. from the foreman of th,
6rm's big fiocks of sheep down in th'
Vale mountains of SocOrro county, cha
the lambs will average about S6 pei: % Mt
The recent cold pnap, followed BY higl
! winds, however, did some damage to th,
lambs, but the average is exc ssdRngl,
good.
The reports going the rounds OF th
territorial press to the etfect that tho Re,
| Baudsna niue at tElizabethtown had bee
sold 70 ksadv vile, Colo, parties for e<1S0
600 IL fame. Mr.. james Lynch, the on ne
Of this valuable property, informed tn
Springer 6tockman Thursdsy even In
that the mine was not for sale, and II
was could rot be purchased at any sue
figures. The mine isto.day worth $4,000
600 to any man. He has not sold ID 0
apy interest in IL. Such reports Opl
have a tendency to injure, and are III nj
|:wsy beneficial.
| Tho pupilssst the public school vote,
lfor May qusss and her attendanta