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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-20
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h,mr at D"ttllln- last night,
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-20

\ Telegram 49, received YESTERDAY AZ
i"tlu-,u Announcing the heath at Ration
H lr \ tree, superintendent - the
English tuI--luu- u the Methodist kpl-cu.
vnL rhurrh IA \rW Mexico l,r zee, Wa
appointed ~ -urrr--ut tu Rev Z / H. .
want, Ir-- tan i've months agu Tie
cam" her" from lnllaua. where he had
hr"n pastor lie Ha- at Uu" time -tA
TONED ~ the south II" wa ~ wears ~
dgr, hut At the tim" h. rAInr here hr uA-
IN vigorous health and entered ulnn his
~uik VIII rnthuslA-ul liz presided over
the Itnrtnnt'' cluh and participated III
the conference "S"tri-r-, after which be-
attrdI,ei IA" SPANISH mission conference
Later un l,r started ont un his work, h,.
ginning al santa Fr and going tu hama
ami Ration, where he Wa taken SICK. Ills
-uu, "ho L. also n minister Ia Indiana.
cam" L. his hrd~idr and wA- with HIM
~hrn h" ilrd Ia the short time lf ,,rr
VA here hr made u ir"p IMPRESSION Tot
g"Si hN hl- EARNEST spirit aud rNangrIl.
cal frrNpr
\ ul"ulurla, 81, lee viii hr held At the
l"Hi o,. ,ur Methodist church SUNDAY
Il. * conducted l., the pastor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-20

"t,n,. r,npr. ~uu 1t Iugr nu the
ur.',. ku,v Ihrtt Nu.tr.ruuts
kp' run.N uu,n 70 ~lruN liunnriI-
rI-'rl '"luln- Whr ~ dispatched H.
puf-pn Nrr 'fhu rah'ri- Wlu lrli up TIE
pt--"u!r trru u"Ar ,,nur- - w,.k ~
la, -a,ur'r uglt retained homr last
u'.'d after a. a'-,'iIr' ui '"u ,laN- VIZ
t.ru. . 'h- n,rr acting ulirr the super
NI-l.u 90 'n!r ~'NN. the -vrrlhl iri"ctnr
% TIE santa b. lhrrlr h,IrnI Mt
~.'N hu tot l"- Nugrl". to report tu h,
-uI"ri IT, TIER" o." rtugr'~- miir W. run.
uIuE town ,'. rplnrr-. r,r Nf turu, u
r',pru1 g. th- rt', g. await mrlhrr lr
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hAfl"- Fowler. Hhp hn- also nn"u
-'.IfuI ihough NIona Tot the wells.
Fargo hNpfr-- company. nl-u returned
last uIgN TO- hn- n.,"u working unirr
thr .ur.rlnu- 1T j Y lharkrf, ut" ~
,ha ,hrrW!.-, Detectives m the -rcrrt
-rrN ir" ut "a" Wells Fargo company Mi
lhArk"f Wi-lr, lu rufrrct the statement
that al" ~"NN AMI Frri fotnun are
under hl- ~lip"fNl~lru those Gentlemen
are ~ the employ 1T lhr fallfund com
PAM. Aud Mr. llsckT rXrtcI-,,- lIu con
tful ~ ~uIwfN i~IUn over th'u.
M"--t- tutuurl ami Fowler were ."rn
th- mofulng AMI questioned and cru--
questioned NJ To what they knr" but Ia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-20

Nf AMI Mrs j. T. ,'utiIAndrr and Mr..
ani Mrs. VI NJ rtul~ entertained part,
u friends III n huI party at the Corlnnp
performance last evening. after which
ia" guests were driven 10 the home II
Mrs ,H"ilanirr, where tables laden
with all the g"d things of the -en-, II
we're III waiting, around which the many
participants at during mos, happy two
hours.
IT," tirral decoration both II the ladies
and Mrs, uoSilanier'- pafl r. We're par
ucularl> beautiful Iho-" present were.
Mrs IsIhot, Mrs knapp, MIR, ani Mrs.
VI, v, klournoy, Mr.. aud Mrs j II
O.Rirlly, Nr and Mr. j. T.. Godlandrr.
Mir aud Mrs, n NJ. Cruise, Miss >rllir
Flourno,, M"-sr- Harper, Carlisle. Hiss.
shelton ani Knapp,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-20

hn Nov II tensions ~ the rate ~ o.
per month, dating from No, -. lN,si. WA
granted To J'-- kriugio \Igll, Iao-. Iao-
county, \. N.
ln Nov -, pension at the rate of =
p"f month, dating from March ~, lN.l.
aud So per month dating from sept ~.
$50, MA granted 10 Antonla NUM-,
lrnasco, Laos county, y NJ.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-20

III" santa Fr f"rlhr IA! car came In
ltuu IA" vest al ''cl"ck thi- Afternoon
hu3 checks viii De- distributed 10 the
al rmpluA"- ~ once,
IN" ear contains. besides the DAY
rh.,ks, lHNmasirT DAWSON aud vile aud
nNl-.uu Superintendent HlhhATi. Who
came IN from 'iallup Mr., Hubbard will
return wcst this evening
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-20
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-20
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Accommodation is'gsu, tI,Iud-d
81. '." mh', ,ui ths estate ul Michael
I..N %, .i"r't-rl, Joseph he Mars. al
.H....,tN' {, IA appeal "a~ taken bt the
...'r. 90. stat" from the order vi the
D. 't." r.|,fi alt wing "a" claim al John
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u.l.r' L. IuIg" Collier lt~i-r,ia,
10. .'i..uu nui lak"u under ai,i>purni.
t.luius Judge Collier handed du1n
......t 'unI'l, ~ which hr held that
t.. .iNi- not NrI lid within one wear
administration hrgau, could
considered ~ legal demands
n.. itr estate. Ibis tuIIug executed
40 "f,.r 81 the accounts allowed b,
o." at" !uig", AMI the case VIII be
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.,. within sad tine, the case uU AZ.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-20

send your aiIu'-, 10 II T. lNytl,u ~
Ca Chicago ani grI u lfur ,amp,r box
NJ llr, kings New Late lrIi- = iuai Viii
ron, nee Nuu ul their mrfli~ ihr,r vl.i-
are ra-N IA action AMI are phltlrtiuh
effective IN the cure ut Constipation aud
sick Headache. Nor Malaria and LI}rf
troubles thrt have h~rn proved lhdlu.
ahle, They are guaranteed ln lee prtlrrrN
free from every drlrlrrluus -uu-,d'rr
aui Ia hr purely vegetable, lll dpn,t
weaken ht their action, TN h gp,uy
tone tn the stomach AMI bowel, gtr,'h
in,lg"ralr the system Regular ~" .'c
per tax. sold 10y j, n u.Knll? y Go,
:, VI, Folsom l. al S,ufgr- EuroIraIi.
registered from Chicago Mr. susum
will remain III the city for few days,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-20

l'...h .u'a., tfu.rfick .. smith and
" Nlur t. Nnrd. ol san In~r. cal
49,. Doe uuI,rd ~ marriage At IN. home,
..n r'Iih Ntuu street hr;t AN
h'.. ."in"hi- "a. VI tome THURSDAYS
tu 'H'Uh"t Aui lI'rrlnh'r. The nrw
"..i". i- thr htoin"r ~ James ). Harry
! a.. NnilHrr smith
~' lnlilnI IA" above IN tlp', Mr.,
~..'. Called at tins office AMI stated that
M., Nnr' viii not arrlyr until To NOR.
'' uGtl lmf"iufr the marriage hns
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-11-20

''.rGGm ,rum iluu, IT, h. Frrgu,.u
81 N.-lug'ou, Il. G., rrcrlNri IN this
o.. ''. mrrnug, gnr thr Information
'.' .r't" Jonathan 'uupdrk"r. Of La
t..'.. l.'. r'rH,ih appointed associate
'Is'rr a. "a" territorial supreme court.
80, l'. lr-lgurd 10 this second Judicial
..-'ur:.
,"N week, ago Harry T.. uwrn. form
TlN ul tins cltl but :of the past two
'rlr. ~" c'u"t -trnographrr to Judg.
F3",'.. crun>rilur ui the Louisville, New
Nnn n Chicago railway nj Chicago,
N'ui" t"a uumlrT ~ his friends here Tor
"u" .',rmrat, NJ 10 his qualifications tor
= .Hh-Up, alh nj that tim. inilmatrd
i.al all IDd'ana lawyer would receive
o." Ju'ir'M nW"lnlmrnt for this district.
4. .- $50" understood that Sir. owen Will
u 900. "n's VII, Judge Crumpackrr, aud
.. 49,. -.u thereafter take charge IT the
'HIt ,i.'r He's IN every way riiici.
D.. also learned that Judge Collier.
W."".l step ioTu AMI out IN short
1900. IA, written his congratulations To
'is -u,rr-~ur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-21
mr. DrNTOy's SUIT FOR DIvORCE.

The action for an absolute divorc" brought by
DR. Milo Dunton. OF No. 20 East Thirty-seventh-st.
against his wife, Nina X. Dunton was brought to
trial Yesterday in the Supreme Court before JUS
tice Werner and jury DR.. Dunton alleges that
his wife has been unfaithful 10 him. She denies
his and says her husband abandoned her twelve
wears ago The parties were married In Iioboken
on December 90 1876. Henry White Is named by
DR. Dunton as the correspondent. and the acts COM
blamed OF are said 10 have been committed In
fiat In ST. Nchoas-aVe.
DR.. Dunton his wife alleges, not only failed 10
maintain her, but introduced men OF anything but
irreproachabe character to her, and wanted her TO
associate with them. lie. so far from objecting
10 her receiving attention from other men. en-
couraged her acquaintanceship with Them, ana dld
not seem 10 care how she conducted herself. so Shc
declares. go =, -, =. Al
Thomas F. Rogers testified that he went 10 the
Nat OF Mrs DuntOn at No. 206 st. Nichoas-avc.. on
the night Of April IS. and there found man WIN
Mrs Dunton who gave the name OF Henry Whlte.
Other witnesses testified TO frequent noises IN MIS-
Duniong apartment and to letters written at her
dictaton TO a named Gilbert. Inc doctor
took the stand and testified in support or ms own
case. The hearing will be continued to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-21
BULLION DEALERS GO UNDER.
FULLER & WILSON ASSIGN. OWING TO WITHDRAW
AIS OF CAPITAL BY THE FIRMS HACKERS.

FULLER & WILSON ASSIGN. OWING TO WITHDRAW
AIS OF CAPITAL BY THE FIRMS HACKERS.
Fuller & Wilson. dealers in specie. bullion ana
foreign exchange No. % Wallst., made an assign
rnent yesterday 10 William H. Fleet. OF No. y Gold
ST. The failure I surprise. but IL was without ei-
feet. The assignee said: THE firm was composed
Of two confidential men Of two old wall street
firms. The withdrawal OF capital ny hackers OF the
nrn, accountable Tor the assignment. The fail
ure Is small rs nearly ~ can tell now
the assets will almost cover the Liabilities
The liabilities will not exceed ,o0e9 The firm
composed of Edward H. Fuller and William
Clark Wilson. The business was begun In ,lsS.
Until few "-ars ago II WAS conducted by james
Il. Colgate a. Co. sold out to John IL Ness
lagc. NJ. Starr Colgate and Edward ". Fuller, VINO
clerks the old firm. They took the name
of Nesslage. Colgate & TO. y year or more ago NJ
Starr Colgate retired. AMI Mr.. Message died soon
after. Then Mr. Wilson Joined Mr.. Fuller in car
rying on the business.
The firm was said ~ have sold good deal of sill
ut low prices for delivery In September and
the recent rise In silver supposed to have
brought about the assignment Silver l. now eight
cents ounce above the Low record price IN
August Silver has risen five cents ounce in II
week.
Fuller g. Wilson had 10 membership in the New
York Stock Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-21
CHAIRMAN JONES CRITICISED.
HIS COURSE IN NETWORK AND MARYLAND RE
SCENTED BY MANY DEMOCRATS.

HIS COURSE IN NEw-YORK AND MARYLAND RE-
sENTED BY MANY DEMOCRATS.
Washington, Sept 90 (SpecaD.-The action Of the
New-York Democrats, following that In Maryland.
in the one case ignoring ssilver and IN the other
"hoodooing" 1t. has stirred up certain Democrats
here. Some Of them affect TO treat the matter as
n purely local issue, saying that II Will nave no
bearing whatever or no appreciate bearing, on the
course OF National politics. while others admit that
IL must and will have. and censure Chairman
Jones for writing letter. It is pointed out that
the most he could have wisely done would have
been privately TO pull off the free-silver clubs and
get some arrangement about nominatons without
showing his official hand TO the general puDllc.'
They resent his interference because. they say
his commanding position as chief OF The oTshhiLh-
ton committed TO maintaining free coinage as inc
leading question throws the weight or his per-
sonal as well as official influence into the scale I,
a critical moment 10 aid in a blunderlhg way ms
natural enemies, the anti-silver Democrats or the
East They declare that II was a tactical mistake'
OF which Hill. in Newly ork. and German IN Mar!
Bryan as a candidate and free coinage as an Is
In 1900. c...
These critics are not all Western and Southern
men. An Eastern Democrat. who ~ not 4 iree-sl-
yer man. observed that II seemed to MN
that the letter was great blunder from almost
any point OF view Harmony OF action could have
been obtained without 1t. and the letter was SORT
OF club with which were TO be knocked on the
head the sincere Democratic leaders OF lSS VINO
were the natural leaders OF the party, however
mistaken the policy Of free silver might be CON
sjdered on the contrary. some OF the silver men
say that the New-York and Maryland matters are
strictly local and will play no important part IN
future politics. as against silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-21
GOV LOWNDES APPEALS FOR HiRMONI.
THE REPUBLICAN FACTIONS OF MARYLAND
URGED TO UNITE AGAINST THE
COMMON ENEMY

Baltimore. Sept 20 (SpeciaD-tiovernor Lowndes
has issued a statement urging the Republicans OF
Maryland to get together 10 defeat Mr. Germans re-
election TO the Senate and continue their control OF
the state. 1T IS Republicanism. says the Gov
ernor. ito quarrel after the conventions have made
nominations. 1t Is the duty OF all 10 lay aside their
personal preferences and TO stand for the tickets
named In the conventions Harmony in the ranks
will bring success and we must have success Moth
ing else will defeat German. and his defeat Is de-
manded both by Republicans and independent Demo-
Gratis To that END both should unite In the election
of William l. Master and the Republican ticket in
Baltimore city. No matter how good the ticket
nominated by the Democrats may be, 1t must neces-
sarily represent Mr. German.
The counties will take of themselves but IN
many OF them the independents can give material
assistance. Outside OF Baltimore City there Is no
dissatisfaction 10 speak Of Senator Wellington
friends regret that he felt compelled, by reason OF
the animosities engendered in the primary contests.
10 resign the chairnanship OF the state Committee,
but they feel that no services to the party IN inc
past have been too valuable 10 allow them 10 permit
him to remain quiescent in this campaign his 10y
atty has never faercd In the past, and he Is not the
man TO let his party suffer defeat when his services
aid AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-21
THE MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION.

Since It became known that the Merchants AS
ISOLATION had made application to the Joint Traf-
nc and Trunk Line Association for further cheap
excursion privileges in the latter part Of October
and part Of November hundreds Of inquiries have
been received asking II the applications mad been
granted The request Of the Merchants Assoca-
ton will not be decided upon until to-day. when
the committee OF the Trunk lines meet. If this
application IL acted upon favOrably AN applica-
ton viii be made at to each railway assoca-
ton In the country, and II Will be pushed vigor-
ously. The success which has already been at
talned by the Merchants Association in the Au-
gust and September excursions has demonstrated
Without shadow OF doubt that tnesc cOnccs-
Sons 10 merchants have brought large number
OF persons 10 the New-York market who have
never been here before, and that they have In
euced many persons 10 come mere VINO have not
Deen here for several years and Who but for these
reduced rates. would have gone 10 other markets
nnesrer 10 the places where they lived and did
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-21
THE DELAY ~ THE FIFTH-ATE. WORK.
GENERAL COILS DEFENDS HIS DEPARTMENT
AGAINST THE CRITICISMS OF



The attention Of General C. H. T. Coils. the Com
missioner OF Public Works. was called yesterday TO
a long statement made by J. ". Howard. civil
engineer regarding the delays in the work in Fifth
ave In reply 10 criticisms contained in the state
ment General Coils said:
This statement Is made by rejected applicant
for work IN the Department OF Public Works. II
contains many facts about the work in Fifth-ave.
and the facts do not warrant adverse criticism 1t
is true that the earth taken from the trenches was
allowed to lie beside the trenches in July and Au-
gust. Ny engineers advised that permission ne
given for such storage of EARN In the avenue uc
II would enable the contractors 10 hasten the
work. The carting away Of the dirt wouid nave
blocked the work OF laying the mains ana ny let
ting the dirt lie until it could be used In hlIns the
trenches again the contractors wek aple 10 40
five days work in three days right aNng The per-
mission 10 L., tne dirt remain beside the trenches
given only during the time when occupants oil
houses in the avenue were out Of town, and was re-
voked later. Care was taken to have the heaHs OF
dirt in the sprayed with disinfecng fiuid by
the Health Department. and there were no u"-
healthy doors from the dirt.
There was no avoldable delay by this depart
ment in getting another contractor to go ahead Win
the sewer work In Filth-ave. after the original
contractor had defaul.ed In the work. The contract,
in fact. was rect in the quickest time on record
In support of the latter statement General COL
lis made public a letter which he had written 70
Controller Fitch in part as follows:
The work the sewer was progressing satsiacto-
rily until August 81 when the contractor aDsconded
in debt TO his supply men and employees. ON August
- his representative was served with the rcSuidl
three day. notice. to wlch there being no respohs'
notice declaring the contract abandoned and can
ceed served on his foreman on august 90.
His sureties were notified on the same nay VA.
they would be hold responsible for the competitor
OF Inc work They. however, were unwilling 10 40
this and on the same day felt compelled 10 relc1
the work. The advertisement was inserted on Au-
gust 30 bids were opened september IL. contract
was awarded on the same day and the sureties were
approved by you September IL, and the contractor
was ordered TO commence work on september 10
As TO n charge that the contractors for the WORK
have not been following the specifications exactIy'
General Coils said that sufficient amounts had been
held back In the payments to contractors TO protect
the city against loss X the contracts were not veu
I'D to- lie said also that In spite OF delays which
had been unavoidable the work IN Fifth-ave had
been rushed that ne was sure II woulu DC III
pleted in 2s5 days from the time 1t was peguh wg
the engineers had estimated that the WORN "o"''
require 400 working days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-21
ADMIRED A CHORUS GIRL.
SO SAYS MI. LEDERER OF A HOTEL MANAGER
WHO FAILS TO SATISFY A JUDGMENT

SO SAYS Nh. LEDERER OF A HOTEL MANAGER
WHO FAILS TO SATISFY A JUDGMENT.
George w Lederer manager OF tho Casino. was
subpnnaed TO the CITY Court yesterday morning
to testify as a third party witness In Judgment
obtained against Joseph v Jordan, manager OF the
Elberon Hotel at Long Branch. by William Fiss
and John b. Doerr for 1861 90 for horses sold 10 him.
Mr. Jordan was examined IN supplementary pro-
ceedings. but declared he had no means with which
to satisfy the judgment.
As Jordan was known 10 be a director in the
George w I.ederer Company. which manages the
Casino II. Revey, counsel for tho horse dealers
subppnaed Lederer. who after being sworn by
Chief Justice Van Wyck. in the City Court. went
with his counsel. Joseph Rohenbaum 10 the latter
Office, where he was examined
Mr.. Lederer testified that Mr.: Jordan was di-
rector Il the company had paid TO the corporation
about s. 800 and had to his credit on its books
eighty shares Of common stock and ten shares OF
preferred stock Mr. Lcdefer then told OF the
attentions paid by Jordan 10 one OF the chorus
girls in the American Beauty and OF his efforts
to secure her prominence on the stage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-21
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