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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-22
Not so pOOR As HE LOOKED.

Acting Police Justice Macs of Jersey City was
duped Yesterday by poder named kallin Harrao1'
who had been arrested for peddling without IL
cense The Justice imposed me OF Co. pu' 'he
prisoner pleaded his poverty so hard that the JUS
,is relonted and reduced the fine to ST. The mags-
trate's feelings can he imagined when the prisoner
with a smile produced huge roll OF DIS oil wnlch
H. srnaiIee, was a note for So. The court offcer
had 70 run TO several stores before he couid get
change for the bill when the nineteen dollars were
kaniod ~ tho nedlcr the Justice remarked: Don
va, come here again, you'll get the full penalty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-22
THEY MAY SUE THE DOCTOR.

Tho Newark Board OF Health will probably bring
chi, against DR. II A. Glatzmayer. OF No. 81 West
CT Newark for neglect to report a case OF diph-
iberia. Last week the Doctor had filed at the
CIV Clerks Office certificate showing that han
nan Nagozonas four years Old OF No. - Broome-
st had died from acute membranous larynsltis'
NJ notice of the disease given TO the Board,
and the house not quarantined.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-22
MANY DEMOCRATS JOINING.

Since the organization Of the Bellevile Repub-
lean Clubs campaign club Monday night. two
Democrats have become active members and the
applications Of fifteen others have been received
The officers OF the club II. II Morgan. president
Peter W. Van Ripper. Charles I}eresford Edward
Hecke. Edwin j Van Reyper. James Hardmdn, lr,
v.ce-presidenis. Werner Forge. secretary. and VII
liam II. Mckinney. treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-22
OBITUARY NOTES.

Samuel o Crane who died az his home, No 81 Gin
ton-st Newark on Wednesday at the age OF eighty
;wo was buried yesterday from the FRS; reformed
Church Mr. Crane began fifty years ago the man,
ufacfur4 of whee materials and carriage Dent WOOD
ana was in business for many years. He was ma
Phineas y clark one OF the members OF ne
Essex Lumber Company. died yesterday al ms
home No 202 BrOad-si.. Newark, at the age OF
ff:y-eighl He leaves wife and TWO sons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-22
DISCARDED LOVER ATTEMPTS STTCfDE
HE SHOOTS HIMSELF WHILE PLEADING FOR THE
RENEWAL OF HIS ENGAGEMENT.

RENEWAL OF ms ENHANCEMENT.
somerville. Aug. 2l.-Frank Pendington in the
presence OF his sweetheart yesterday shot himself
I'm the head with revolver while his knees beg
ging for the renewal OF their engagement
Pennington and Miss Clara Bcaslry were 10 have
been married In June. but the formers request
the wedding postponed until the fall. although
It occasioned quarrel between them In which Miss
Bcasley gave back the engagement ring and pres
ents. Miss Boascy has refused 10 entertain Pen
dington since. lie called again yesterday and sent
q note 10 his former sweetheart stating that he was
about to leave the country and asking II she would
give MIN farewell. This she consented 20 do aud
while they were together PcndingtOn begged Tor
the renewal II their engagement hut was met wi'h
a refusal. whereupOn he went upon his knees and
shot himself
The wounded man taken 20 his home. where
the wound dressed When ne was told thai
ne was not badly hurt. he declared that he would
agaIn mako an attemnt 10 cMl hls Nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-22
MINT MACHINERY FOR CHINA.

Rridgeton. Aug "A local machine company has
received an order from the Chinese Government FOR
an outfit Of mint machinery for making chinese
coins The outfit consists OF five coming presses with
o,,acbrnents and dies two punching presses with
feed attachments and dies for cutting the banks
and A lot of extra dios ana some other specai ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-22
DyyyER TO the POSTAL CLERKS.

Colonel Sheffield Phelps will give dinner next sun
day 10 the clerks employed IN arranging the Incoming
and outgoing mail the Jersey City postofice IL
Is said that the clerks employed the Ncw-Jcrsey
abe In the New-York Posoice and others have ais,
been invited The guests have been requested 70
meet At Tavlors Hotel Ia Jersey City neat Sunday
morning at . oclocl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-22
HIS BRAVERY NAY COST HIN DEAR.

Elizabeth Aug. q (SpeciaD-Benjamln Covell
Young man who has just beer discharged from the
Elizabeth Hospital. whore he underwent an opera
zion for appendicitis brave!y rsked his life 70 save
,ha, of three year-oi child at E.izabehport yes
,erlav The little one tumbled off the steamboat
wharf into the Kills. Mr. COlveN sprang overheard.
suarn % the sinking child and rescued II. His gal
'nt act was loudly cheered by the spectators but
II may send him back TO the hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-22
SLAPPED HIS SWEETHEART'S FACE.

DISCARDED LOVER ASSAULTS GIRL AND
GETS INTO JAIL
Elizabeth Aug. 81 (SpeciaD-Caleb Davis. OF this
city was sent to the county Jail to-day in default OF
$500 bail for slappng his sweetheart. Gerie Hall
the face
The girl had grown weary Of Daviss attentions,
md had told him He expostulated with her | ut
she remained firm In her determination to have
nothing more to do with him. Then he became
angry and committed the assault.
The girls father appeared before Police Justice
Hall to-day and swOrc out a warrant for the dis
rded lovers arrest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-22
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.

Camden Aug. "A boiler in the pennsylvania
Railroad car shops at Pavonia exploded to-day from
an unknown cause Frank Smith hreman, was
h h ecaldrd and he will probably die. The boiler
house was wrecked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-22
John DILLON.

John Dillon died yesterday at his home NO IN
Bergen-st.. Jersey City He was seventy-ohe years
old and for forty years fruit and produce
dealer in washington and Clinton markets. He
retired len wears ago -Four and daughter sur
,fve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-22
ruTrR pJCKPOCEETS SENTENCED.

Woodbury. Aug. N.--In the Court OF Special Ses-
s,ons to-day Rose Goldstein Lewis and David SIM
norman and Morris Primonold. all from New YORK
CIV were sentenced fifteen months each In states
Prison after having been convicted OF the charge OF
picking pockets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-22

Two Young men found bottle OF gunpowder on
the Delaware shore at Sea Breeze few days ago.
To make sure that it was what they suspected
match was applied TO the mouth of the bottle. Re-
suIt: one man lost an eye and both had their
faces SCARED. Fools, like the poor. we have al
~ays with us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-22
DPOryED GIRLS BODY FOUND.

Camden Aug q (SpeciaD.-The body OF MISS
Mamie Harper. OF No. 426 Mechanic-st.' VINO was
drowned by the capszing OF the yacht Bertha In
The Delaware Bay off Fortesque, was brought TO
Camden to-day. The body was found In the cabin
of the yacht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-22

The cool weather doesn't suit Asbury Park
BUSINESS people. Already they are crying out for
.,o,her hot wave. Even The Spray is prompt
A 10 this plaintive wall:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-22

What's the matter with nominating ex-Speakel
Cross or Frank Bergen the Republican cand
hate for Senator in Union County?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-22

came come Sol, old boy; don't you know that
mis- cold weather means "snowballs for us natives
next winter?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-22

sneaking Of the extraordinary condition Of af-
,a,rs in the Hoboken City Clerks office, which
nrompted Mayor Pagan 10 suspend the inebrl-
a,ed clerk In charge. The Paterson CALI re-
marks that 1t would he difficult to imagine such
O state Of affairs In Paterson" To this THE Pas
sale News" makes rejoinder thus:
yes I'm the clerks Dfice. but not in the Alder
r,aric Board The clerical end Of Patersons gov
srroenf Is far ahead Of its creators in temperance
In, diligence and diligence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-22

The Republican state Committee was asked
,on,e time ago 20 declare that Theodore Strong
u.as really elected as Middlesex Countys repre-
sentative in that body instead OF John H. Conger
The Executive Committee has practically de-
clared that there is no cause for action. and Mr..
Conger. therefore, retains the seat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-27

Minneapolis Mimi. Jun" ~. he
journal prlnts rep"rts from AIty What
counties IN Mlnnrsota AMI the Dakola-.
-h"wIng ~ reduction Ia the acreage ot
the spring whra, states from II S-aT agu,
VII but thrr" counties report the con
,iltlru "i Ia" wheat ~ g"d.
Ih" total acreage l. estimated at y.uu.
80 acr,'-. ur 'sn,uur more than the gov
"rnnIrnt estimate. There l. II drrtra.,
III thr Red rlNrf valley, tut II l. cunp'r.
~Al"d iur hN Increases elsewhere. The
rrirrtS show from 7.D,usI to N,'','"
bushels uI last Years crop -tlll In the
farmers hands
un this basis the crop viii not rycr'"l
lslnrUu hu-h"i- IT cuurldrrhhlr l,'--
than the estimates.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-27
I'm NuOSllGlll NJ, lAI.
Il Proved a htlni Sut>t>> AMI iy.ryb,jy
lBlpNrd Themselves.

uu' oi ll" m-t uulIur aui thutuugh
~ JnIh events a., IL" ~ra,un wa the
moonlight -"rlil arranged hN the hdir-
nf th" lrai Nrulr VI r. church and
h"ll last ulght Hl "Nraiuw utu,r," the
hom" ut rha-. n Howe, two miles south
~ town
Japunr~" lant'uu- supplemented the
m""ulleht ~ making the beautiful grove
adjoining the holr,r au ideal uuLiur
pldl ground aud IL" -lnrIuu- huu- ~ wa-
thrown open Offering ra-" and comfort to
tl, .rlatr rldrt-
Young porlr aud od p'opl' lug pru.
vi" aud little wuplr We're there and they
got there ~ u VARIETY " wny- Nofnr on
hlrACl"-, ~"ur ~ hugglrs. ,uInr ia rE.
press wagons aud -olnr prrrhrd on loal
uf has. The has RIDE WHS An experience
tu hr remembered. and formed uli" II lh.
most ruJuNAhlr features ~ ihr urrA-l"Il.
W. matter fur IA" festive "fuN tail which
1lrkrth clp-,r than hrothrr not foI ah.
-"ure ri spring aud pr"-"ncr ul dust 1
was II hay rilr and rNrIlhpiN rrNrl"d ~
th" inu Ihrl'll rNtract th" hay -r"d
tui "iuN tar Hl"t
Ia" lHIr- hal pr"N idrl refreshments,
bolh substantial ami dainty, aud -urrrrd
"d admirably, III the face ut tia difficult
ties attending th' -rrNlnG ui an unrN
l"rtrdlN large ami widely scattered
crowd, ~ Numbering To- the wants of the
dusty, -r'dl and hungry rrNrlrr-.
II waS creeping "n toward the gh"-tlN
hour ul midnight before The company dl-
prf-rd. hu, II would have hr"n a brave
ghu~t that would have Nrnturrd forth III
the light ot such u hrlllau, m,A,n aud IA
thu ftr" uf such crowd
lhr rii" hnrur wn~ delight ani the
MERRY maker rrrpt away I" th"lr ruurlr-
IN the W." Siua hours, voting the social
a hlg surrrss
1t i under tn"l that lh. lil- realized
u neat sum ~ return t,r tllr we'll pre-.
pared supprT
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-27

e. hr hos" running team Ui santa fr
Is pfaclIclng twice n day remarked II,
:, Knight this morning who had just re-
turned from the territorial capital. "and
the! will make the champion i,r1- team
albuquerque run Ia beat them. The
tirrmrn of santa Fr.' coutinuri Mr,
Knight. are holding themselves togrth.
rr simply IA show the Albuquerque tire.
men that they remember our visit a. the
capital last July. and after the tOuTna.
mrnt they Will undo uhtedl! di-hand. NJ
the santa fe citiasns will not render
them any assistance. ~ supply them
with sufficient huS-e with which Ia hight
lirr-,
Mr. Knight hnmrd the coming Fourth
~ July celebration f,r all Il II worth,
aud states that b,'-idrS the trrmrn there
viii b- other citizens II santa Fr here
Ia take In The events.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-27

kuh ~ I~ip, ti.su" N,tu. ,si,Nlng
puautiitts 81 t,rid.

k,'h lu Irrp, Ii..ur" N,,n. tat,Nlng
puHutilt's ut ',uid
la Bell" mluIug district ia rN lIrine
uutihrtu \rW MrNIru. l- attracting more
general attention III mining rifrlrs than
II hH- h,fr'r at nnN time since The lis.
trlrt wh- rr'iNrd tlItre YEATS ago. be-
ll-lur cover. barge Territory, ,ulnr
,"ltN uI,"- -quarr AMI the W"rk u' the
past twu wears gN", evidence ~ prrmA.
u"uci and Nalu" IA the iraa- winch are
,ilsru,"f"d tu hr tue ti,-ufr veins IN the
mhJurilN IT Developments
Ia Belle H. ole IT the oldest mining
,h~lrrt- IT. ih, west AMI fur that matter
~ the nIlrd states over So wears age
tie Early SETTLER dIi placer INNING N
H." gIIlrlr- there. and came ~ far north
~ IL" spanish peaks. where are found
~ Nld"uc"- ~ their work at that tin"
Placer and lead mining i guud III ANY
part uf the district, ~ the same hrlt ur
Hhlch cripple ,rrrk l. located extends
into the territory. aud there ls nu reason
why ~ rich Hnd lucrative miur- 4hpuhi
not l." uI-rlcd ~ la Beetle Denver
lines
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-27
LNSIIIN vii u,>n.
Juh 81 ~. wiII rsN ~" Penalty 81 ~.

Juh 81 H. wiII rsN ~" r'uslb ~ iil-
,rtIur
sargent l.h-tlrl, Whu murdered irnht"
saunders Al liuarhura ~ Npfll last, ~hn
Wa ifl,4i before Commissioner duncan
anh sentenced g. await the action ut the
I, : grand jury at Tucson, ~a- convict
~ aud saturday wa sentenced hi Juig"
Brthunr. IT, WA I'utrncrd ln hr hang
,si July 81. The lur-un star say
There wa- uo uthrf "nt"nc" which
could have hen passed upon hun lie
will probably be- taken tu Yuma L" night
aud all the time will be- In the care "i
the nit,-i states marshal Who viii have
~ other dut! Ia I"rform with rr-l"'ct L"
sargent Lastly except ln 80" that hr
stands directly under n np'" about a.
o'clrk on the last morning ui July. The
execution according 10 IA" lnigmr. I
viii occur At Tucson, Though It might
have been -et Ia tAk" plac" IN IA" tern.
torial prison"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-27

Peoria, llI. june ~ The "I~nlng ot
the l.. \. ", Aud national ri!cuit bicycle
races YESTERDAY was even more successful
aui more largely Attended than hal been
anticipated. anh ~ result nearly IA
Thousand Whrrlnrn were up bright And
early this morning I" rartlrlpht" Ia The
runs" that had been arranged u! The lo'
cal whrrlmrn Ihr racing opened with
IA. trlaI heat, aI lakr View park al ten
u'rlrk IA the m"Tulug AMI at two this
aiIrrnmrII the daN 8 program "f races wa-
luAugutAird. The Nrnl~ II the la! IN
cIudr an amateur "br.mllr handicap,
professional uur lhlfi nil" open, anna
truT uur.mlh state championship, pro-
hr-,nnAl ou,mIl" hand:rap, amateur
tWu.mllr tir.mluutr Glass, amateur
uuartrT mllr uI+u, professional bali'mlle
nr.n amateur unr-mllr handicap, ahd
professional onr.mllr open, with special
prizr fur winner of each quarter. The
Inrlng viii come H. a conclusion tO.m0r'
row The business meeting NJ the iii
noi, p,i-lnn II the League III American
Nhr-lmen viii take plar" Tomorrow
morning,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-27

rmmpaign. ~ Junr 9G lur iIlAI ul
the mrmh"rs 81 ia" r"ard "t TRUSTEES "f
The University Of llllu"i~ uu Au ullcl
m"It charging violation ut the ~atut"
requiring the American nag to 10" nralrd
over all Schn"l hu!lliug4 ~ th" State. NI'l
probably h" reached ~ the "cal court lu.
.ihN. IT," indictment originally included
u"t "uiN the iurIutrrs ni the hnar,l Wiur-r
ul,l- az ahnut To- ttkr place, lnt a. q,
u",rInuf kltgrli. II l. pr"hallr hrw
ever, that the "utlrr proceeding. VIII he
Trapped. owing tu the tlilrulr which his
h""n h"hI"d upon IA" partr- lu,tlluDlug
the irgM pt"rrrilug-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-27

l.u- Nug"h~. June 1r ten. R
'anpl'll, III" we'll kn"~u republican ur
atnr, wn- taken I" the rutliN IAll taN.
my maniac. i,rn. tnuph"lI'- 'HIlur" ul
mind l. "Ntt"urll y SAT- w." l- hwNrr
"t high standing and IL ,ug nttanunrIi-
aud u gIft,i rrhlur. ll.raIrr tu thu rItN
iu"m kan~a-, and some mouths ~" hi
wli" di"l. ilI Jos rutdIai great ~uf
i"rlng upon Ia" gru"ral, wh"-, constant
hIu"ilug uNrI l- condition has -uprIlu.
dur"d hraln iNrr. lIr wt- examined
hi"I" III" insanity commissioners and
VA committed tu the highlands asylum.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-27

Poughkrapsir Jun" ~. hr gIratr-t
aquatic even, ~ IA" -rA-uu uu t'ls .rlr
II the Atlantic Will be- the quAdripttltr
race between thr Crews d cornell llar
ward, Pruns, NaulA AMI Columbia uu,
,rt,ltlr~, which viii take place uNrt Il
tnut mile sttAigltAwdN course upon the
llul-un river late this aftern"un. The
event has attracted thousands uf visitors
it"m the four institutions named, and
from New York. Boston Philadelphia aud
other eastern cities. Aii the nh-rfN alton
train. which will run along the bank of
IA" river abreast ui the contrniing crews
prond-''s to h. the longest string "t rtr
-"ugr; coaches ever coupled together
Ntw Mr\ IS rut ,KLS-.
\rw men pfrduminatr IN the crew.
which ARE to row this Aftrrnuru tor llat.
ward, irnu~l lhania, Columbia aud Cor
nell. Ihl- i-a departure from the rrar.
tie ui iurmrr year, when -ra-,Ilrd uars
mrn have hrru prrirrrrd
There were hra,t clouds, mist. -howrr-
,nd GENERALLY threatening Nrath"f con.
Iitlun- early ~ ia" ddN, hut towards
noon Ia" pr"-p"rt frightened -uIn"wh,t
In the unal Wactlr" this morning Hat
ward showed best form and Pruu-, ,nH
the best -Irri, but the water wa rhuplN
aud head wind blowing llr tnr, viii
l." tuwrd aiuut - 49,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-27
GREETING NckINLEy.
l.ksnms from Prominent PeO.
Die 10 The Next President.
he Georgia Democratic State Con-
| veniion prOnOunceS for Silver.
htlSh troops Getting Ready 10 >woop
Down on Venezuela.
NORTR CAROLINA DEMOCRATS

|CaRtun Junr - IwN Mrkinlr', run
kamlatruu- tu.iH, lnrlurd onr irum
ln.loIr kHrrN,lt. ~ tulluW-
|-u, lsdt Mr President. T." hr T. 4
\. de- not IN" I" ptophr-N, hut | lmuk
!. ~air {" saN TINT Nrw lutk viii gi,c
y the largest uaIuritN l., tir that -lr
p,rt gwen presidential candidate.
tNnu, lnhu r. Russell. II Na.-nrhu
H. y" man, al all your admitting
n U,ing -nrmrt"t-. more cutilall,
N il-lutrrrstrdll ruugfatulHtr- Nutl
the country than ! du. | am ,mli
$~rc political opponent, bat no Ices
IN cordial aud -lucrIr friend
~ Secretary ut thr lntrflur John ".
lr. writes
var MAJOR Please accept III, con
Mutations aud my hope that luu ma,
sIrtri president II ~ may redeem
~ufl at III" same time II viii hr al
III rnal callnr fur thank, aud praise.
party has justice With II nnd N
cr armed,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-27
MrkINIEY RECEP IINN !
The Women tl Ohio Give The
Governor a Greeting.
Spans Losses IN Men and Money
IN cuba.
The venezuelan, kctcANc tbs BRITISH sur
N,Nur from iuSlOiy.
Bl1 YACHT RALE

canton, uhlu. jun" 2r reception tu
huN. Mrhhlr,, Nj, Nimm MrhtuirN
-, and W.T.. William NrhmIr,, Dr., AZ.
ranged hN the wuiu,u ~ canton and
stark cmulN, tu"k pIac, tn, Afternoon at
tlI" rr-llrur, ui the lot" lacub Mlllrt.
Mr. Nurr .lru-. speaker fnt the
lhIr,. IN - hUplN -Irrch extended thr
hest Wl-lw- u' ,hr W,m"u uf stark r,uu.
/, H. trNrruur Nrhul"H and heart, con
graduation. to m- wiiruui motlri
uNriu"r Mckinney t. .uund,i htrny
lhrn thr crowd passed through the par
lug IT, shake mu3, with thr gur-,- Of
honor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-27
IInM lI,.N sIAmI

jhiragn. June ~ ihr tribune say
~ rHuNa-s oi the ,lrl"gat"~ lu rN"N .iaI"
ud territory on the currrurN question
shows 1iS irlrgatr~ tu IA" l,mucTatIc IA
tlouil convention. tn hr either h lu-tfIr
tlun ur PERSONAL prrf"r"n"" 'rr fr'" Hnd
unlimited coinage II silver AT H. tn /.
against J!N irlrgat"~ instructed iuI uT
taNurlng continuance ~ Ia" present
gold -tanhald"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-27

Who have attended pti,at" ,rhpul- during
the year white, -, c,lotrl o. Total mum.
Ter ~ chlld'.H -chuul az who have at
tended ru .rho.. during h ear, white,
~" r|.H l.'al uuul,r u' ,NilIrrn
~ .r','ut 80, N1p lA,r A'r..h' .lruum.
ina ".a, -rh'"I- luIhs llo ,rAr whlIr
- r"l"r"l Nr,Nr h"fu u' native irr
"ut,, .''. u'N" huru, "u" mruut nr
"lgu. '' n'n" notr D.N wuu'. ..i
rIsu l.j. nrNu Nru , rr. H
Juutuu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-27

On duly |, Arthur l." Finch will huy
a." lulrrr-l- II IA" late Judge \. VI Cot.
inglnn ~ the hrIn IT V'lnglon n Finch,
dealers IN general mrrrhandi-" aEd min
er- supplies nj Island, ami contun" n"
business ~ heretofore al the old stand
The New Mexican sayS Mr., Finch l.
pleasantly remembered b. many peoplr
In santa fe. llr came Ia this city from
New York Tor his health ab0ut three year
ago. aud ~ rapidly Improved that IN IS
months hr VIA perfectly sound aud we'll
Ne then engaged In business with Judg"
Cuiingt0n Ia the newborn metropolis u
the Cochiti mining district, lie has been
there ever since aud has not onlN
achieved success but has nlsFit.Si II, lls
IL pronp, and honorable In his business
methuais aud II always accommodating Y
and courteous 10 those with whom he ha-
transactions.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-27

Trnnmru ate hnllr'lnri hl Train.
master Mulh"tn. ot ~" \rw N"Nlco iii
vision of the santa fr RAILWAY. l." -rr that
AIT hose i property hung ny when engine
al" un"ccupird from their train, prrImr
at"rN I" putting up their engine, AMI
hrahrrnrn are charged tu hr sue ami Ac
company then engine T." tNr round huus"
receiving track, whrn rnttlur uprugIrs,
AMI Ia l." uu halId tn take ont ihrlT ru-
glnr~ and -" L" throwing all the switches
when starting uui "rI u trIp.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-27

such wind is sufficient to dr-tfo, bfick
walls rs inches IN thickness nu matter
how well constructed Ne polub out
al-" that dying hcbtl], telegraph pulp-
ani TN rrf- act H. agents " destruction
IN n tornado. like ~ many ha,teting
fam-. This suggests that town. with
wires underground AMI with rA,rlr-.
fs,f. stand q better chance ~ n storm "
that kini than towns In which there ar
mhnN nnIe.. InnL Lnli. and lln.n eAAr-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-27

u"h IT John lhruuHn frt an urir un the
t"''l''i IL ~, IN" amount "l hl- Judg
m"ul against the Nlmtlr \ rnciNc rail
t"ad nj u" last term ui ruuft. Arguments
WI" heard ~. mIuug johnston n
finlral dpl"dr"l lut thr Defendant. Nrill
u frIl ~ h"hut ~ tur complainant
hid y ~trr tur the irrrNrt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-27

lhuna- r., li"rklnrldgr, the sole ,ur
Vl,"r "t frrn"nI- expeditions, l. "n" Of
the mn-t Interesting characters aluung
IL" IN lug plnn"rs uf tulurahn said hr
recently II viii never l"aN" C"I"raiu
again, have uadr NV last trip over the
santa Fr trail tu .rrilr- which were IN
mllat Ia me SlNil YEAR ag". want l."
lie IN the --m0uutalnS, whrr" have lived
the greater part f NY life
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-27

QUAY To BIZ CHAIRMAN
Selecting Members Of Republican
Executive Committee,
Majority Of Delegates TO the Chicago
Convention Favor Silver.
Great Boat Race on the Hudson Between
uniNcrNlN llurN,
sTNAIOR nANrlT WANTS tIIITR

'lurIuuatl Julw lr llmrs Star
-I~clil ttum Canton say MrkinlrN nud
Hanna d"nN that au, SELECTION. have
been uHlr 'uI The national executive
rnmmltt", except that qua, has lwru ~
frr,"i u" rhairmdu.mp There viii also
l." Hu advisory committee II II kuhl
sat oi 'hlcago. viii pruhahl, hra mrm
hrf also Cornelius = Ni--. ~ \rw lufk
Thomas Nrll"ugul, "i ,InrinuHl rlh-
Emor, smith ~ rhlladrlr'hi, aui ,hrl-
MHw", II rItt-hurg arr here ari u.r
matter ut au ai,i-un rummitl", Wu. lI-
GUESSED with them
Mclloughl said here Is tut uur D..
4ur the tAfifI'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-06-27

,mrago, Jun" ~ Tie Errorl Wuut~
iu interview With SENATOR Mantle. ut
tluuttuH, who say that lrll"r should b"
nominated trT the presidency hS the dem
ortat- lh -"uat"r ,ulI a" W. m ulI
sympathy with n" silver mru wIrn walk
,'d ont ui the - luul- cur\rutl"u