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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-02
..,,opS HAVE A MERRY TIME,

.cnAy or CAPTAIN LEGO THE &C.
The -, 10Y ca BOARD THE GRENADA.
,,,eh rejoicing last night on board the
There va o, the British Trinidad shipping ana
SIP Gr'' rarnnany as she lay moored at the Union
Trai.ng I'm r,rie Basin. All of the cabins were
stores III ,'~b,.l AMI decorated with flowers. and
MIiah"' - the Granada and OF the neghoorng
he crews ,.rayadiy. were making as merry as only
sa.p. tue NV The occasion of the festivities
,ars KnO" I, Was the wedding day Of Captain
vas rsrr. who commands the Granada, and
Ernes' - --orada starts for her regular trip to
esen ''' ,o-morrow she will carry a bride Every
T.aaa- mat ship can have nothing but luck
sHor INV hr.le Oh board and especially when 1t is
"a; mas 80 bride The marriage Of Captain Legg
he ap i,eie Munro the nlneteen-year-oid daugh-
ri MSS -a Munro a wel-known shipwright, was
n d ~ IN All Saints Episcopal Church. at Sew
sl'@S and seventh-st.. Brooklyn, at 7:3o p. m.
sla'S'S ceremony reception was held at the
Ifs' t,o brides parents. No. 4i9 SiXth-st
Nns tam. who IS now thirty-nve years DID, met
Ia' 49,, about three years ago, when the iirm
Ms; Musi' SSnnro shipwrights, of No. Summt-si.,
iYuf a 1 80 work on the Granada. The young
ss loI'7s a,her was the junior member OF the hllh
wan a., when she visited the ship with her
u ohene canaan saw and was conquered. Inc en-
s,s1ssr; dates from May Hedi dso; l., 10. ,ich,
pT.'sr ;he merry maAers on the snip 4ast HiSnl
,ons one who had me;h.ng OF a pensNe io9K
ss Wa II Xas the captains pet fox terrier Jack
- az, Z several years the lnseparaDle com
aaas - his owner. and seemed 10 reallze that
r..nns was coming between them'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-02
,ocu BTSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

sheriff has taken possession OF the tailoring
IAe s.or, ~ A. Lincoln S,adler at No 30 West
Nd. under an execution for S,lii 81
".s ~ stephen d. Bayer on demand note
.s' Nav s. ls96. Blumenstiel & Hirsch' attor-
's .,r the judgment CREDITOR estimate the Aabil!-
- at $500 oos
- as r. for s,75s Sc was yesterday entered
.ns, Henry NJ Lowens'ein. OF No: No. ' o. East
ssvsa! MSS notes Endorsed by him.
laA ,P ,0ai for Slll0t a was yesterday entered
s $ ss Hohsah csr NG -
N !a'o olrisabe arrdngement OF the anairs q the
~, AZ Company has been Effected by MT. smith
hs1.e rr;eror OF the company. conveying his house
,ae f0ns-hundr forty-seNenth-st ana the
u LsS =, merchandise to William Mckinney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-02
EuRoPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

t.T ~, !rnt 3:i5 ?. m.-Beef-Extra India mess
ness VS. prime mess dull a, ABS 81 Pork-Prine
Hsr, erh RE duh AS Cd do medium dull at 4Os.
-J,.si., cut about II 20 l6 ~ steady at 33s Bacon
r Sb cut about y 20 30 ~ dull at 27 Cd short
sbo,, ~" 20 70 dull AT 27s. long clear nddies, light.
hsayy 49, 20 = ~ Dull az 24s 81. long clear middes.
heavy -. - - - y. stock. short clear n!Gdes.
tey; 20 ?ai 20 20 % n. dull 22s Cd clear bellies,
bV.- % u n. dull At DDS o.. Shoulders. about II
y. q, ou AZ 23s 90 Lard-Prme Western. spot. dull
49,. ,heese-Amcrican finest white easy at 42s 81:
1-,.SS e,sy at SIS. Taiiow-Prme city dun at lis.
t,s.' Ol-Liyerpo0l refined dull at i6s o.. Spirits 81
NE. steady a. 2ls 81. Rosn-Common nrm at 4s
tris-~t-No red winter steady at IS 5izd No
~ a. ssprng dun al - "a Corn-Mxed Western.
ssaay AZ 2s lINd. June steady at p iiizd. JAY
rs SO es "a; August steady AT B. II. Four-St Louis
q ~. iul al a.. HOIs al I>ondon-Pacinc Coast
41. sg4Ds Receipts Of whea, for the last week from
"a, o,h.g l54D as. from Pacific ports. 1900
~ hr week GO 200 as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-02
rplySATLANTIC PASSENGERS.

r.. vortb German Lloyd steamship Spree sails
,bis mort this morning at 10 o'clock for Bremen
,mopg her passengers will be Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
ian. Dr. E. L. Allison. Mr. and Mrs. w. c.
r..son. william Elsner Mr.. and Mrs. II. A
E.s Mr.. and Mrs. {. J. Could, Miss Annie
iuss~Osray. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Koch, Or. r. NJ
in-.ssrrs Mr. and Mrs. +. c. Moore, Henry Weber
~. Mildred Tucker Miss Moryi Tyler, Max Rich
a Shipper. Mrs. Normand Smith, Thomas
sn,s nj Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Saier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-02
USING PRICES SAN FRANCIsCO STOCKS
forse5 an CARRIAGES.

kOk
I NY rr,,. s,VD--Owing 10 change In Dus go oder
ler Q, family team. complete Consisting OF one
agh, harn.snans driving horses trap pair OF
Years Old 80 an In Al condition. The horses ore six
Sached ss.s June. half sisters. seal brown.
y perfsr,, a. one horse road 10 10 ~ miles per hour
tean b'"ktn double snlle. afraid II
ssad lima ecFlc cars. Perfect family team, gentle.
Rape and warrant Them all right IN every way.
rad team ,,"hhes II you want perfect family and
20 horse asSiat night. this Will please you Am
-. Auaiess T. Il. cHiisD5. Springfield Mass.
bay si,c,hane2ome. matched carriage horses: pair
sAn Is fee, 1,sh, lo3 absolutely fearless OF steam
el with .oS pair chestnut mares 1872; oil travel
gay gedinR y. acton, also magnificent road horse a
s0ns 100 o.zV speed. all-day animal
''Su 10 show under the watch; prices low.
OAK HILL FARM. Goshen X. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-02
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17

The little -OiI ~ MT AIIi NT- ~ klukr
" nhu-I. ILLNESS WHs IIlrIitiunrsi ~ IHE tll.
ms ~ yesterday, dl~i at midnight last
night, aud VIA hutiri Ia fainlr~ Gem.
lrfy this aft-TnIn at o'clTk lut
CIrIIkS extends IL confidence 4 the
~traNri parent,
7. l.. ltal~r the -rla water mAnuiar.
tufrr. With his wife, arrived Ia the rltN
this morning. Mr krl"r viii leave TOT
l.ntd-hufg, \. NJ, sunday mmnlng,
while hi- VII" Will ~ - fiilai"lphla,
Penn Ia visit friends,
Last night nj n'rhrk there va. l"rn
tu MT And Mr. e. II, luuug baby glfl,
And after lew hours un earth the little
rhaFuh cl,r.ai IT, eyes IN death t~lng
huTi,si ~ faIH lrS rrnrlrfN lhis after
n,1n
]. r. I,u,k one NJ the hr-t known men
Ia aui around ~Tntfu, II here ruIuNlug
himself Mr. tuk II the Nalchmau al
the Glg -mrltrT plant near NrnfTu
cha, u. l-lcham and hahl afr here
from Nc1Tfu, arriving thi- mnTnlnR
They are guests ~ Mr. AGd Mrs, r II
lG1th
several line painting, from the brush
IA the hands II Mrs VI. Z. N"ttlrtuu, dft
uII rGhihltlun AT n" store ui l., " Stern
n 10,
There are -pnr IA the cltl Nhu would
Ike tu Know where they rnuli liud j, |.
~rhoolrfaft, formerly ot this city
hon, II. il~izic siitnT ~ lhr lnr,i-hufg
AIyOcat", n In the city, and made d
pleasant call al this office,
VIM. ulmst@d. oi livery stable fame, r.
turned last night from California
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17

Nddrr->'. Large crowds ~ N,'higan and
and ~HN- III" Iarin l. N"t su issue.

Nddr"-~.. Large 'r""ds ~ N,'higau snd
and -aN- the Isrir l. >"i 49, issue.
bangor Mlrh., urt. H. 1t HOLLAND at
= u'clrk large crowd ch,"rrd kTNAn.
and assured lnnl II" Wa all flght IN II
nIhnnrr that must have convinced him hr
wa-. Vt $50 frnn,Nillr ndS REACHED.
\nt since the candidate ."It the rnlhu-l-
a~tir south had 81 much noise been male
hy n crowd ot similar proportion. When
h. SaIi that IN n iiNr.mluutr stop hr dl
nu; knn~ what h. could -aN that would
change thrlr minds uu the munry qur-
tI"n, they assured him they did not want
their minds changed. n 0n election day
they would hr supporting HIM.
In thu crowds at Bangor some yellow
badges inttrr,Ii Ia the wind, hut the ~ll.
,rrltrs were IN the majority and applaud.
rd Mr. aud Mrs. kr,Hn with energy,
Hartford WAS the next stop, where the
Listeners srrmrd to all hr silver people
BANNERS were conspicuous, who~" lr
gruds drew PARALLELS between IL" r"II
lilrt ui l1,h Hnd that ni this campaign
AMI pruph"-i,Hl "A Nirtnri now, n then,
Water, lett prTiurr'i u banner h"afing
n counterfeit prr-''litnrlIt nf the rriuhll
can candidate with the mnttn, "Nrhln
ley, AiNanr" agent ~ liIu-l@flty. hrAhl
declared that IL" opposition were tr>inu
I" force tight un the tarlil question:
while recognizing that the money i~-t'
SaS paramount. Then hr quoted ih'
words of Mckinl@. III lN.", that "avricul
turr wa- depressed. aud that without
prosperity Ia the farmer there could h'
ln prosperity anywhere.
Niles. Mich, iTt. H. At N"nt"n liar
hnr, Rr,an UA- driven to the Hotel R'n
ton. where h. -pIke from the balcony
he quoted the threat nf the money tent
rfs to demand immr1iltr payment II Ill
yer wins. Anl 4alh
Il want tu drnulInce the money lrndr
WIN Attempts Ia us'' his mortgages a. ~
timidat. American rltizrn~. aud saIS tina
man ior+ not deserve to live ~ n Ian
where men are Tree aud ha'" the right I
| iIlTTtN'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17
lyman INTERVIEWED F.!
Believes an Independent Irish
Roplb'iC Will ba Established,
Bryan Addresses Large Meetings In
Various Parts Of Michigan.
President Of BraIil Requested TO hNpei
the London lines IorreSTonitnt
TOM WATSON EXPLAINS

Bolrgnr sur M"t. Oct H. lyman l. n
free lharL llr viii ,AIl Tor New NuTk hS
the next steamer. In All interview IL"
said
w hHt"Nrt thr rAtutr ui NV miSSiun 1"
tutuI" Wa II la, lrrn more than sur.
ct--tul. lpk forward 10 the establish
mrnt ~ the near future ut All lndrlTni
rnt Irish trpuhllr. There ir,ct was al!
idea of a plot against III. rlAt, or any
idea VI doing INJURY to the qu"iLot TREAT
Btitaln, put old laiy. We ltishmrn
have nothing tu do with things ui that
Kind W. ar honorable ~ our war
fare"
II t~llrNe IN dynamite ~ u weapon ~
war, Hnd the lrl-h nallunah-t- afr at Wdf
with btrAt britain.
u tmnk unr ~ the mu~t Important
niatlri- iut the carl.r ui Ireland l. q
proper propaganda H. let EUROPEAN IA.
tlnn~ knew. that white the British nag
cuNrf- one inch ul Irish soil. lriSlm"u
viii never cra~" latent " active hostility
against thr fulr IT All alien Nrfnmrnt
which i cunninglN and mallciou-l! d".
pui'lldtlng Ireland
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17
~, H>r ,oNk ARTISTS
~" I.m,I- dinstt.I. ~ the Or"ra n""-.
I,I,ud success.

Inr i.m,i" MINSTREL. 1T the or"r. n""--
a',r,ud ~u''"s-.
II ANYONE IN di- ,rr town" thinks
hsi th" ladies ui Nlhupurfqu" can't get
up u llt-t rlh-- minstrel show, they are
away uH,
lhr entertainment given last night
uuirt the auspices ui III" ladies ut the
i.,hfnn A~~rldtlul. wAS "hu~llng
,urrr~-' from every paint "i view.
hr opening number, Henry d'~s Nnu
.uNr yer man VIA rrliirrri ~ iinr -lNlr
M lh" COMPANY. alm,rI ~ g,-i ~ pro.
,r--l"nhl-, ahi that II saying consider
thir
Miss ABRAMS ~ her -,ln. ani IN thr
lurt with hrI sister, Mrs Nhtrunh, MA
exceptionally the. lhr duet "M0'" ON
aA- particularly we'll r"nirr~I aud Ell
tlu-lA-tlcAli, rururri
Mr-. Walton l. MI ideal 'r"n Her
,ilhlrct AMI actions brought Down the
hutI-..
The ddnrIug hI Mis- iia1ks AMI mueir
hN the ntnlnlin club ~a1 MI agreeable
lunNatluu ~ III" ordinary mln-trrl ~"
gram AMI was heartily appreciated.
~" s,l"~ hy Ml-- stella Walton, Mr.
RIakrb and Mis- Edna Mills were frn
i"rri ~ g"L -t,lr aud evidently hlRhlN
appreciated.
Ni-s Mills has very sympathetic and
pleasing Nulrr, aud her rendition "f
"N~thnTr" was listened to with unhi-.
gIIi-.si admiration,
The "rud men" got nff great many
happy lral hits, ESPECIALLY tho~" ab"Iit
Marshal fnrnon. Frank IT," AMI our
hs,.r hall players. which, Judging from
the applause, were highly appreciated,
The Whnlr performance was credit Ia
th"-r participating In II aud Will IN
inuht'~ily L. long remembered 10y our
citizens W. hope II viii hr repeated.
\u hu-lne-- ol Importance WAS trans
art,Si un the territorial side ~ the court
yesterday aftrtnw,n,
This morning ~ the caN' II John Is
>trt,.rl ". Elder n Co., a,s'lirnI-lt, -"fN Ice
! Il tu l@ hah i~iuTr the lirst day ~ thr
next term ~ court ~ the rHS' dismissed
j, ', Stone ". Hay lafran, II motion 0i
the gafni-hee to dismiss the gaTni-h
mrnt Xa- Sustained hy the court
The Territory Vs. schwartz " NriKrl
hugrr the defendants were aFraign'd
plead guilty and were sentenced u pay n
tine ~ tll'l And r"dS.
un the nltrd States side Oi ia" rnnf
the cn-r uf the nit,Si States " lOnA-lti
~rfNa haIindn, oIi trial all Yesterday NJ
,rfuunn Wa runti' II ihl- morning
And Wa given Ia the luty at tl" nnnI
frrr--
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17

tAlned effort intelhgently directed. sue.
cess would eNrntuAll, crown their lal,nf,
they continued their search tur the pre-.
rinua metal.
The fortunate owners ~ the iini are al
wellknOwn cOlufed mrn " this city.
Their names are | u tuN. u lA-tnpt,
4 johnson aud II Bfamlrtt
The, have namrd the discovery the
Gray Eaglr, and state that they have n
large hpi, " such urr ~ the, ada--alrd
which ran 10 ounces lrr ton ~ gold.
value t2.bn. Ani ~ silver
THIS ore l. n pattl, drcoinpn-'Si prophN
rite quartz, -ninr pieces Well -prinklrd
with tree gold N-ihl" tu IL" naked eve.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17
k>InIII~ ~ rNIItIN~


i''ttun ~ hraud Iuig' urn,'t. th'
Hall Is-I I,'ninL
Last evening Mineral lnlr" W I h
Il e. NJ th- rlN. trnlrfs lur ntaul
l.,rigr aud visiting mriuhrr- a cuuplI.
m"ntaty hall at Nrmot, hall whIrh wa.
largely attended AMI which proved to hr
a PHEASANT ani -uccrc,-ful affair ~ rNrfN
particular
ln.night banquet viii hr held ~
anton hall upIs,-ltr Iut tllI/kN office,
to which all visiting knights III the cltN
are cofilall, invited.
Ia" rirtiulI ui htani l.pigr ullrrf-
fnr the ensuing year WA hr'l thl- after
uurn Aui resulted ~ the -rirctiuu III The
'ullu~iug corps ui utllrrt-
uran& Chancellor Robert Mckinley.
II 'atthmgr '"ig,' v" ~. MAirl
nrani \lrr ,haurrll"r T. \ shelly,
4 SILVER City lrdgr. No T.. SILVER TT,
ntaui rtlatr l. y Flural Mineral
trdgr w. I. \IhulurrIur.
nrand k""Irf 1t Records and ~al y
r. ltl-h Mln"ral l~igr W.. T. Nlhulurt
lur.
uraui Master uf kNrhrI.rt ~ul.
'pl"grlhrrg. santa Fr l~igr W. .. SAINT,
tr
urhnd Maa,rr.nt Arms William ~lmm
Harmony lnlgr NJ. r Ration.
Grand lnn"t ,,uard r.. t. +. kuhrlck
RINtrf l,sigr W. - White uhk-
ufaud outer iilufi IIn II k"dIlr
I,tinli luds" NJ. -, Harrisburg.
\ 20. r'ullur' ui thtrr va, app pliuird to
urtuN l. \. -k"ilN, who l. l>Ing sick ~
thl- rIlN. ul h- unAniiiipu- selection a-
grand wee chancellor.
The nrwl, elected officers ARE all we'll
knuwn al their holmes aud throughout
IA" territory ~ hnnnr,si cltI2rn- aud Ahlr
efficient l'Nthlan-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17


p"cial train, With c"nchr- u" and
~. aud drawn hN engine IS, arrived
frum the north at G.iu tn, mutning
h" cowhr- contained u" following
santa ~ railway uilir,al, II I Nuigr.
general superintendent aud hi strurg
raphrt. Pierce. j r lluflrN. division ~
p"rintruirnt iud hl- ~trnugriplrr, Vt
ter. ,rurtal Rrihgr Futrm ~ Williams
and Knaiuh-t"t Elliott
Conductor X laNll-"u hal rhrcr -
The train, with Engineer Nl lI,lm,u at
the throttle "i the engine
Int tlli/tN representative MT VII
Nudge at the d"prt AMI that gentleman
stated that h" Hui Nt lluflN were on u
tour oi inspections. lmN hll tur the
south AT u'ri~k thi- hft,tu"uu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17

1uf rlIl/t> "n Monday pflntSi N il1
patch from Na-hlug' III announcing the
failure IT the kir-t National bank of
Eddy. y " Im- hark wSs established
-1n after the founding of Edi. aud fur
u time hArl''- b Eiiy wa- IL president
lie Fetir,si from that p~ltlon -onnr
months ago AMI the executive officers ri
the hank have sine" hrn X, II. Pierce
president; ;. T. Batting 'lr" president
aud h, II, Gagg IT, capital stock ~as
tjn.U } aud II had irpo-it- Ia the amount
II nnly t7i,'n Much regret Ia exp ,'''.4S'
here at the failure aud confidence II rl
lrttainrd that the drpr'ltpfS vi" b" paid
IA tun
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17
tnIf., ,uun,, p.u,,,ra,.

their convention vi Ration last SATURDAY.
and nominated the following ticket Rep.
"ntitlNr, John Morrow sheriff j. r.
Gilum, as+--of. Cha-, Nhrru, rlrtk. W.
VI NalnLar, prnhat" Judge, +. T.. canton
-churl superintendent, T. u. lrlh, treas
ufrr Walt M~'loul, r"llrrt"f Thomas
Young, cutulrt, j y. Hutchinson, com
ml--i"u"t.. j, + Ruilurt, j. r.. j"iliu, VI
Il hullln. w action Ua- taken IN mrln
hrf II the counrll except H. apIUnt a
inAtlun OPEN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17

Having Recovered, Our Regular t,tr,-
NrOnIEnl NendN In a kllAh Of Now.


>ponjlnl sends In Bltlh uf News.
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w. lu-,luu, pNr Eu,.Il auI " =
ramuluIl ar,. iu the lukr rciN attending
the session ul the nrnud lui9r. and tan.
my M the ~l,hl- at intervals
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17

There will he -iN presidential randi.
datr. uu the ticket th,- fall namely. vii.
lnm Mrhrnlr, republican, " j. lrNan
Democrat AMI I~pun-t John VI Palmer.
national d"uwtat, Charles II Natchott.
-~lall-' lAh"f party, 'harl'- + BENTLEY,
national party ll" -lNrr wing IT the
prohhtlunl-t- and Joshua lsNrtlEg.
ptuhihtiuuI-t
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17
IIt,au ~ Nirhir.u

Holland. Mlrh urt lr Bryan h"gau
"ofk rumparalnrlN lat" tins untulug.
VI UclWk. at MuSk"gun, u g"ri cf"~d
had gathered, although III" meeting la /
not been arranged Tor until Int" y"-trr
diN lhr rIlizrII~ cheer, llm h"aItIly
when, With Mrs. BRYAN, h. emerged irom
III" ear aud during hi- discussion "i th"
MANNER ~ which hlmrtdlll-m would
regulate NaIu,-. Il" Wa LITERALLY AT.
plaridrd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17

Ibr I,t,tt"t,i I',nd Jut, II,md ~ Ih-ir
~, prti.
The ca" ul the mlrd Statr- -. Ep.
nrrnu N Mirfh, luT Violation NJ the ps,~Ial
IaN-, j. -tiii uu trial
ga the territorial Nldr ui the court, !,'-.
trtdaN hitrfIwrl. The iuiiuNlug denounced
tuIf dIrglanrr tn aiI l"frIgn I1trntal"-
dud puwrI-, ttrfrhN hrc"uing rltIL"ns ui
inr I uitrd states Angu- MrtuillNIay, j.
=. McIHNI~h, h,, Russell. kubt. Nlrhol,
banned buisau. tiauk ,,u~tal i-un, JauIrr
hh,aIiaugn, Matter ullNrt, idltick
j. O' hiIuIi. iidrII~un bfuwu. his
MORNING. James ilugan al-O became a
CitlIru
Ntr returning tlrlr rrI~ft, ia" grand
IuiN Ma dismissed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17

Ito uN stat" ,.,, I""r,", ,."'. Iut
Ih'u II.ud-

~, nN state u.,- '""r,", ,"'. Iutr
Ih',t II,ud.
Wilmington, l"l.. Get l' l,'ur.
Judge Nnlr-. ~ IT." ul,'d ~tat'. rfrWt
court tn-lhN, ~ ~ruatuI \utHuuN lIlggIu.
uIair au Application tur the appointment
II ircrNrt- tur the hdN state uh- c"rn
PAM. II New Jersey, thr prlurImI ul'ir'
l"Iug lTat.d here. Judge Nhlr- grant
rd IA" Application and ndm"l j. \ugu-tu-
MctAul"N. president 81 ~" irtl>an NaN
lhg- hAnk II thi- citN AMI Dwight iirh
inau. ~ lin-inli. ~ trc"Nrtr. llr Ap
Irintn"nt h"Ing "ni, temporary, "A rule
WA I--urd from the ul'lrr ut Ia" company
rrtutnhllr November ., restraining lhrIu
iruut selling ~ Il-IT'-lup II ANY 9" th"
cuupalI, effects The ptucr"dlug- were
entirely ~ paii".
The Hay state I,a- company WA lurul
uutAird ~ NrW ,lrr-,N ~ iN>.t principal
" lrr IL" putl1,-r "i consolidating the
fourteen ga c"mpanlr- then supply luv
the rltN ut ih'~tou. lhl- rumpauN ~ al.
iltIuu 1" obtaining cuutful "' I'LL tlt'
lEr>t"u gA- companies, subsequently hh.
-uttri the Iir, ,kllur t'a- COMPANY.
Ia" financial statement mai" uu Jan
uHrN I lNrI. gave thr capital -t"'k ~
tl,t'utuu. Total stock and h"ri- l. Ilrh,
80 Tiun
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17
DYNAMITE FXPLOSION'
DayOn Coal aud Iron Company
Building Wrecked
Bay State Gas Company Cos Into
Receivers Hands,
Indiana Democrats DcnOunl: fusion anj
Rerujlate BryAn auJ Nevall.
VISITORS ~ M,EiNlTY
VISITORS To MCKINLEY

\a-lNillr lruu.. urt &c. lury.
,WAutit, ut 4, uhmItr In ~" magazine ul
the Dayton coal and lrou company, at
NhNtuu. Tenn. rNplulrd At lNu.rlnck lhI-
Ntrcktug many tuildiug huI
ir-tfu, yang the rl,Ttflr lislt plant lw
COMPANY store l-A Nt"rk u" l"ltl-
va blown quarter II mllr ~ nu"
WA- hurt ~u 'it ~ 'h, m,Agi,. ,'ut- -
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17

IN We -,
The eat II llnu, H. Is Frtgu-NIn d'-''
not APPEAR IA the uptlr thl- evening, t"f
the reason that II l- IN u-+ "l'r~h"T'.
where II Is being used Ia better ai'anl'
age
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17
s..,.h Nina, I,.,nnrtni. sn.,ain..l.

Albany. \, T.. Oct. III, The court ot
.pI4nl- has affirmed the decision ~ the
Hl,IrIIatr III, i-ion IT the second depart
ulrnt. giving the gold standard democrats
the night Ia usr the nam" National
l,rnocialir part" un IT. official ballot
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-17

,mrng" urt H. attic quiet, but
-trAdN I.~Nr- o. i1ditn r"N- aud
hrlrrr-, tltu,1a", lrSAn-, s2t"9al3,
Westerns, ~ luuli',, -l~'krr- aud fr'si'
rr-, q ,hddNn
Sh~p hest -trdil others weak,