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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17
Ysssrsbis Ia tlscsissr.

Hon. N-ill u, fisld. attorney and re-
c.iyrT for the New Mexico Savings Hank
aud Trust company, who war nj flag
staff "a Try u cs=s for foreclosure of q
mortgage before Judge kous@, returned
last night from the west. The cass wa
that Of Neill u. Field. receiver. W. ]. y.
lIAggS aud others. The principal ours
tiOn la the cass was whether the New
Mexico savings bank could make loans
la Arizona and then forecl0se. II was
rontended that the New Mexico Savings
bank, being 4 foreign corporation. could
not make leans IN Arizona and take NJ
curiiy In that territory, Judge Rouse
held that the bank could and awarded q
decree IN favor VI Mr.. FIELD Tor alout
$500.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17

The jury hearing the rA-" u' ;hr Irr
fit"r! ". J,~" Jaramllln, htwgh, Iua
verdict of guilty, yesterday AltrrnrH
And Judge Collier ~Ill sentence lNr lrl.
ourr MUudHy mutninR
The lufi"- AMI Witness, Wrur 90.
charged YESTERDAY AflrfnpU uN,N Vt.
ih' mTnlng next at whI'' uur o..
i'U huilrtfr- murder ra-n W|II o.
rHII,sI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17

Chicago April III. Cattle Receipts
an Market steady.
Texas steers. t3iOUi.tO; COWS AM
hriietS. " Ooyt ~. stock-rs and fctsiefs
s3.ihdI ~; b+eyr-. J Unni3t
Native sheep. t3Uhdj ~. westerns
tbSkdi.OO. lambs, o. 11ai.uU
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17

Great Fnll' National hank at III. city
was rnt-r-i m burglars between 2.O
aud o''lrt this H'trfnmn. and Joseph
Stirknry, cashier, AtT having been
ntAinrd with n -lung shot hal hl- throat
cut
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17

Omaha, April III During the night
the river raised two inches, but IL sta.
tionary now At omaha and falling above,
The work done on the i. ke- during the
night held back the iloi and this morn
ing II seems III. gra'--t danger IL pass.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17

,lryeland, April ia Telegram wls
received this morning 10y the Leader
FROM AShr,ille, '. G.. stating that Mrs.
>. NJ. Hanna. mother of senator llama,
died at A'h",ill", ot pneumonia She
was only sick week aud Was 81 Years
aid
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17

Erankfort, ny, April Iii. All m-mbeis =
present In 0.day'- session. The yots
stood. Hunter, 6s, blackburn. ~; Martin,
II; Boyle, u; Stone. /. Necessary IN .
chnicp. 20
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17

q. l.. AltheimeT and wife 10 whitney
company, warranty deei a. fraction ~
lot ~, lot y and ~ fe@t 3 inches Oh the
north side 0f lot T. block II. simpler nj.
iitiOn; considerable $50
Juan u, paiiila 10 fidel pAdiA. war,
ranty d--Ni ~ n piece Of land In raJarito,
consideration, So
J. X. Hasys and wife Ia v. A. MAJ we'll,
warranty deed Ia lots ! and 2, block IL,
New Mexico Town Company addition
consideration, tl.
H. n Kent ani wife 10 " 4. MAXWELL
warranty deed " lot =, block ~ hts IL
and II, block ~. and lot -. block H.,
New Mexico Town Company addition
consideration, 2tDL
Christina Kent and husband L0 ", A.
Ahx we'll. warranty de~i ~ lot 4. block
u; lot ~, block ~, lot ~. block II, and
lot q. block td. New Mexico Town Com.
pany addition; consideration. &lUi.
llsrBED Con ~ Angie X. GUn, war
ranty deed 10 = piec. ~ land On ihs east
side ~ the extension ~ Fourth street In
the precinct Of l.O- iifi-g,~, conHiderA.
thn, ti.
Eugene I hderhill. trustee, 10 Frank T.
StiiFgye,. hill Oi sale tO lots !. z s. 4, .
and u. bluck ~. New Mexico Town Com,
pAny addition; consideration, elh.Un
Axme N same. bill ~ sale ~ all the
furniture and tKtur~- In the ran Erlip.
hotel. consiit fAti0n. u.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17

The stately minupi will be- danced by
--ouls of AlbuquerQue's most popular Ia
dies and gentlemen. The costumes are
gorgeous aud are exact reproductions 0i
the eighteenth century styles. Don't fail
10 see this graceful dance 81 the Library
hall on Tuesday. April 81. Tickets. o.
I.er couple; &i. ~ Tor single person.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17
Merry nl.ycIs i'.r,,.

Last evening. under the lea,i.f, ship 81
I,.ts mai. . run of 1ys mile. an its
mesa. The Wind was blowing quite
strong from the east. which made the
pumping rather hard. especially Toe the
ladies'. bat the ride hack was well worth
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17
GROWS IN MAGNITUDE.
rore News About the HlllSboro Placer
Fields Deai.
SANRs oV TIE CAPITALISTS

=, -
": Docs "a, ~ The law hrm OF Chll'
ieis x ppU~'n, who is Interested In tbs
usai lot Tue hillsbEo placer helds, Is
anxious Ia receive sonie official informa.
,ion that the deal. which las been pend.
ing tof nS'cf& pears. has actually been
iSIsu ,S.I's.. ~ . ~ = e. s. % co',nuca T M
,sss s.nss.s. ~ vs.s.." - s'. ~n ,nL VT
- =. ~, $500 ,s N'mph' l.
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III" li'iiHt'oso minlng deal Increases In
maghitud1 ~ detailed information II re-
cri|r' rohcesniAs This iiitl-iir- proJrci,
the hr''iopment Of which means great
'ieai " THIS terrttoTy. AZ already stated
the uart couspr,sss M area of about ~
square niles running about eight miles
tiong the fs,thiiiS OF The eastern slope ui
lh" continental divide. known ~ the Ami
'iaI Peaks range OF mountains These
mountains are scanned with valuable
veins of mineral aud have been worked
more ~ ie'H for The past twenty or t~en'
ty'h'e years. Numerous posphyry dikeS
traverse ihe range nj this point. The
mountains are xAsh.'d Ut frequent inter
walls by creeks snd guichea. which cut the
veins and dikes and were undoubtedly y
the origin OF ths rich placer d-po ly'
'nR ~ Tie fOTt ~ the range, All Of these
creeks and guiche~ w toward the Rio
,rande' distant about eight nile'. THIS
nov has spread the gold rrlaaa@si from
the veins and dikea ell over the fats ly.
ing al the bA.e ot the nountSins and has
fOr.nri one of The Richest placer fields
ever discovered Ia the Rocky mountain
region.
These piscers were discovered about
- years Aso aud The resson for their re-
naining - long without working, II
found in The fact that they are dry dur
ing The greater part OF the year. To rem
ier u available Tor extensive operations
required the erection of storage r-rer-
voirs Ai . heavy expsns-, and capital
could moi be secured Tor the purpose.
The heads OF the gulchaa have been
worked In small way Tor about twenty
Years hy meAns of dTy WashinV and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17
i..p- Company Attached

New lhsiford. Mas, April lG.-An at.
tachrnent for $lou,uW has been placed on
the l.amerth Rope co. hy the Columbia
Spinning TO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17

Csin inmis.Ionsr Davis Here.
James 4. Davis, The industrial commis'
sionsr oi the santa Va. evidently means
buslneas. lie 10 looking over ths indus
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17

An examination ~ the executive rec
ori In the office oi the secretary Of the
territory shows that the following named
federal officials ot New Mexico took their
respective oalhs ~ follows v. T. Thorn.
ton. governor. appointed April 10, 1888,
qualified April q, is.ci: Lorion Miller.
secretary Of the territory, appointed Sep
tember q, lsJ3, qualiH'~i September Is.
is.r3; Thomas smith, chief justice, quail.
ifed November 4. 1888; \. G.. Collier. As-
+oeiate justice, qualihei November IL,
1883: q, u, Bantz. assoc,sts justice, ap
point-i February %, 1885. quAlihei
March. 1885; u. Il, Hamilton, Associate
iu"tice, qualified January 81. 1856; I'D
Sari l.. Hall. United States marshal.
qualiti-i September III, 1888,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17
A AIN S! PARATED.
Operator I. A. Mccormick Deserts III,
wife ana child.
ON IHE BUM IN KANSAS CITY.

I. \. Mccormick. train dispatcher, ~
years uf age, Hhu until last l,.c-mber
WA IN the employ ~ the cult rail way
has disappeared. His wife, WIN Is nOw
IiVing NJ SO2 Market street, received n
letter from HIM written fron LradyiIie
un FEB. III. 1877. since which time ale has
not heard word of him nor from hiu.
she II only ~ years old and with her I
,rarOld child, In left IN practically dsssti.
tutr circumstances. she nays that their
married !ifr has be-u of the hAppiret
KIND aud that her husband, when away
from home n.y Z failed a. write her
every day. therefor. sh. In Of the opinion
that h- haa either l,~t his life Ia u rail.
road accident " Tia, h- II seriously sick
~ -oIn" ont Oi the way place
HAkp riMt-~ I,ME.
Met 'ormlck IL u Canadian hy birth
five years ago hr married hia wife In Al.
buIurrqu-. \. N. Sh. WAS the daughter
NJ MIS-. >. Ada smith. Of Colorado springs.
la lLcrmbrr. lNsi. he l,rt his position ~
station agent aud dispatcher with the
'iulf railway. having bcsH working ~ All
"xtra man since coming to Colorado. On
Frh. -. 1875, he made up his mind that
lIs wuliid W III search 0f work, aincs he
hal mi h'"i' ahi" I" get any IN Denver.
MI III" f"nry except $2 lIr left with her
iir "G cheerful hoping ~on To hnd
SITUATION 10y mean" "i numerous letters
81 recommendation III his Is's'"'-ion Ath
~ 'f'"'"'"''" """'k '"''
In M. u,ck., h, r,r,I,d ,ho,,,,.,h.
,i hla vii. and child
,,,,,
w ~, ''' ~"
u" next day, Feb. ~. III eccordAnre
WIN II dhllI custom When ab4rn! from
nome. he wrote Ia Ills wiie. The letter,
which was S"nt from i@a'i'llle, was full
~ affection. containing the hope that
~olilrihihR would -'on turn up.
Tie w"hid lei her knew next day what
hal developed IN hiH pro-I'-cts There
wa- only one complaint IN the letter.
which WAS That The high altitude affected
him somewhat.
Mrs. Mccormick expected TO receive al.
other letter next day. when u did not
arrive She was disappointed. She has
grown weary ~ waiting, being persuaded
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17

| Chh-. Ctdmrf prtIiinu,i the hnaTi a.
extend the -eN-t west on bars avenue,
aud the council TeirffSi II tO the sewer
COMMITTEE aud city engineer
Ou motion Ot Alderman TleTney, Src
OndySi by AiisrInA UTunstrId. the mAf
shsl MAS Instructed ~ remove the dan.
g-ruu- part ~ the ruins Ot the AtmiJu
motel.
Marshal Fornoa Ad,i-ed the council
that Sotre hiexali-r had been arrested
and hned Tor AllO~iDg the premises Ia
fsinAin IA their present condition ani the
sidewalk Otctructed, AMI that Nj. Alex
audrf hal taken All appeal to the district
court
The question Of trimming AMI water
ing Trees war discussed. aiId II apI,.Af,.i
tU lie the opinion Ui the cUuucIl that duT.
ing the present financial condition Oi the
clty, the individual property owners
would each feel sufficient Interest AMI
pride IN their hoinr- 10 attend I" the
trimming and Watering ot their own
tIes
The council tablei n communication
from the county commissioners. asking
iH y rebate Ui t2hI Un account Oi ~.
,Uiis~In- taxation, to Hen janiiI and Ad.i-
Aitilritnrt.
There being no further business the
-Uunril nj iJbutn@i IL meet un Monday
evening, Apfil ~. when thrN viii rI,,-r
Ip the sears business, aud drrIIty pro.
bale clerk, j. A. Summer, viii AIuini-
ter III" oath ~ office tu the newly elected
nIriIIb-G- aud tho new iHmId Ui aiirtIurn
Will UrganlZr Hni rntrF upon IL duties.
The pay roll ui clIy officers AMI other
iix~i rNp~h-''s Of the city from March l-t
~ i2th were presented. anh tIty NtuT.
lry tinical. being present, was asked Tor
dn opinion regarding the payInrnl ui
l,i,er rkInr~rS under the hat"nIdn Law.
The rity attorney advised the council
~ allow these claims Ia l~ adjusted by
The nrw council along with all other out
standing indebtedness, al III" first meet
ing IN say, ~ PROV l., the HalriIan
law.
The city clerk called III" attention Of
the council ~ u. amounts due Ia the
Judges ani clerks ~ cIly election and
iOaTdA Of registration, all uf which
claims were laid over Ia b. actai on with
The others.
u. l.. AllheimpT petitionei the council
for perni-rion a. repair and Improve a
frame dwelling rituat,si un the corner u
second street and Carroll avenue. within
the Dire limits, said improvements and re-
pairs 10 cOnrist Of nrw cOrnices, weather.
boarding, front porch. and such interior
alterations ~ t0 make -aid dwelling In.
hAbitAble, Ala the nec-~uAfy plumbing.
complying With the city ordinance,
After = full explanation by Mr.. Althei.
iner ~ to the contemplated alterations
the petition WAS unanimously grSntei
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17
wEi.L.ESowS HERE.


CApetOwn, April i6.-ln the house Of
assembly "a day a motion was introduced
iilAting upon the DISASTROUS and lasting
effects which hOs,ilitiea among RurO-
p.Ans aud Africans would produce, and
inviting the h0u@ tO adopt n p''licy Of
moderation and Cancellation In the set
Element ~ differences In the interprets-
tiOn Of treaties OF con, entiOna.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17

TUX CITIZEN. yesterday afternoon. gave
notice Ia the effect that officers werr o;l
the lHkOut Tor certain parties who had
been stealing railroad ties Ia south Albu'
queTQua. special Officer Harris. for The
company, aud Constable Ro4si lAts In the
afternoon rounded W Juan iarcis. Man
U i RAsl. f-lip- and Rafael Seiillo. Fran
ei 'c0 LOp~I and y Gnrule ~ the guilty
oiea. and they are having . hearing this
afternoon before Justice Crawford.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17

A. stated In THE CITIZEN Of Yesterday
Afternoon, AIN. COdington returned this
morning from BlAnchS-ter, Ohio.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17

hAuh Csshi.T assaulted.
'""'ni"fs~orth, \, n. Aprll III. Tn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17

Jas. T. Johnston. OF the livery OF John.
sion \ Moore. was out this morning
with the hrm's newly psintsd Jeipef
Springs stage. which viii start on The
regular summer trtpr tO the springs on
tbe Lat Of May. ". 7. AcLane. Of BDr..
mAn. M0ntans. was taken ~ the springs
yesterday BY NJ, Moore.
BsneditO ChAves, . rather tough Gus.
toner up In the ChihuAhua section Of
ward l. was placed under bsnd OF SlOO
70 keep the pcacc toward Adelaide aAn.
ehs- Tor sig months. Jnstiee Crawford
approved the bond, after which he gave
some wholesome .dvics 70 chAs.s 10 Ego
and sin no more"
Nn~ A. Grieso. Aged az years. died at
her residence In old town this mofpin
al . O'clock from o compilation NJ dis
easns and will b burisd ip santa BaT.
baFA oemstsry Tomorrow afternoon by
ndeFtAksf Btfons. after funeral Ger.
Wees at the church of Gan Felipe De
Neri. Ths deceased leaves Q son andtwo
daughters 70 mourn hss death.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-04-17

MI. v. r., Martin ami mother a Law
cam" ~ from Nocnrn last night. being
accompanied to the city by Mr.. Mar
TIN IN" latter returned " his duties at
>'r"tr" this morning. white the ladies
continued IN IA" M. = pa'ss.ngeI train
Tor Lima, ihln. where they will visit
relatives aud friends Tor some time.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-01-27
MARKETS AND STOCKS
Wall street Review.

New York, Jan. 26.-The transactions
at the Stock exchange today were $4,000
shares, the smallest total for a very
long time past. The dealings were con-
fined to the room traders and were en-
tirely devoid of significance. The trend
of prices was upward almost from the
very start. The coalers were strength
ened by denials of some of the sensa-
tional reports current concerning the
affairs of the Delaware and Hudson
Canal company by President Olyphant
and they advanced 15s for Jersey Cen
tral and Delaware and Hudson. Read
ing gained about point. Failing in
other directions operators working Tor
lower prices finally made an attack
upon New York Central, which declined
"a. This raid failed to influence the
market in the slightest degree and to-
ward the close there was an advance all
along the line. Final quotations, which
were generally the highest of the day
showed net gains of anywhere from a
to l5s per cent. New York Central was
the only stock among the leading shares
that showed loss of any consequence.
Furnished by WILLIAM LINN, AL
LEN q CO., stock brokers, Mears build
In IN
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-01-27
Philadelphia Provision Market.

Philadelphia, Jan. 26.-Provisions We're
in steady jobbing demand at well-sus-
tanned prices, We quote: Beef hams SlSa
1850, as to age and brand; pork family,
$lO,5Oall; hams, S. f. cured in tierces, ga
&C.. do. smoked, 9i4allc., as to average and
brand; sides, ribbed in salt 4iaa42ic.; do.
do. smoked, 54a5i2c. shoulders, pickle
cured, 6Aa5iac. do. do. smoked, G&a6Ac e.;
picnic hams, S. p. cured, 5l4a5alc; do. do.
smoked 6Aala%c.; bellies, in pickle, ac-
cording TO average, loose, ja5lac.; break
fast bacon, 6i4a7l2c., as to brand and aver
age lard, pure city refined, in tierces, 4%u
&C.; do. do, in tubs, 5a5Ac.; do. butchers
loose, 4c.; city tallow, in hogsheads, 34c.;
country do, 2laa3lsc., as to quality, and
cakes, 3laa3AC.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-01-27

her. She understands their suffering,
and has the power to relieve and cure.
In nearly all cases the source Of
women's suffering is in the womb.
in many cases the .cale physician does
not understand the case and treats the
patient for consump indigestion
anything but the right thing.
1t is under such circumstances that
thousands of women have turned to
Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass, and
opened their heart and lives-woman
to woman-and received her help.
You ask how she can tell if the doctor
cannot? Because no man living ever
treated SO many cases and possesses
such vast experience.
Displacement, inflammation, torpid
action, stagnation, sends to all parts
of the body the pains that crush you.
Lydia r. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound is the sure cure for this
trouble. For twenty years it has done
its grand work and cured thousands.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-01-27
STOCKS

New York Jan. G-Flour-Quiet,
steady, unchanged. Wheat--Dull, weaker;
f. o. b., 947sc.; ungraded red, 75a95c.; No. l
northern, S97sc.: options closed weak;
January, Sj7sc.; March, S7asc.; May 1885, e.;
July, S0hc. Corn-Dull, easier; No. .,
2SAc., elevator; 29hc., ahoat; No. 3, 26a
PC; options duh and weak; January,
2Shc.; May, 29l2c.; July, SO5sc. Oats-Dull,
easier options dull, weaker; January,
2l9sc.; February, 2lAc.; May, 2l&c.; July,
225sc; spot prices, No. ?, 22c.; No. white,
24c.; No. 2 Chicago, 23c; No. g. 2OAc; No.
white, 22c. mixed western, 22a2ic.; wnite
do, 23a29c.; white state, 23a29c. ProV.-
sions-Steady, unchanged. Lard-Quict,
easier; western steam, A.2O; city, $40: TO-
fined, quiet; continent $3.50; South Ameri-
ca, $40; compound, 4ha4lac Butter
Steady, unchanged. Cheese-Strong, un-
changed. Eggs-F'irmeri state and Penn
sylvania, 17l2c.; Ice house, l2laa1Sc.; west
ern fresh, lie; do case, seas; southern
l6i2a16a4c.; lined, 13c.
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Chicago, Jan. 26.-The leading fntures
ranged as follows Wheat-January,
76Ba77c,. 75Bc. May, 7S7sc,, 775sc.; july
Toe, 7ic. Corn-January, 22c., 2l7sc.; May
23$4c., 2324c.; July, 247sc., 24&c. Oats
January, l5lsc., l5c.; May, l7Ac., l72sn.;
July, 17l2c., l714c Mess pork-Janualy,
$3.50, $780, May, IS, $7.95 Lard-January,
1886, $3.S7la May, A.O7la $iO2ia. Short
ribs-January, 81, 81; May, Si.lO $i.05. Cash
quotations were as follows: Flour, quiet
unchanged; No. spring wheat 7jl2a7Si &C.. (.
No. do, 73a7Sc.; No. red SG3saS9lsc.; No.
corn, 2l7sa22c. No. 2 oats, Ice; No. >
rye, 9ja9jlac.; No. barley, 33c. No. tiaN
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-01-27

Washington. will deliver a lecturein the
Susquehanna Universalist church, Feb
ruary ;. under the auspices of Woods
Relief Corps. Subject. Pennsylvania
In the Revolutionary War
Rev. f.. b. Omstead, pastor of the
Tabernacle Methodist church, Bing-
hamton, will deliver a lecture in the
Susquehanna Methodist church, Feb
ruary %, under the auspices of the Ep-
worth League.
ROMANCE OF A RING.
Some months since a party of Bing-
hamton and Albany gentlemen were
bass fishing on the Susquehanna river,
between Great Bend and Kirkwood.
They had a fine catch, and returned to
Binghamton with full creels. In pre-
pairing the fish for the cook. Mr.. James
f.. Houston, of Albany discovered
lady's gold ring somewhere in the in
terror of big bass With close scrutiny,
the letters, IN. Il. D.. were discovered
on the ring. Careful search for the own
er of the article was made, but without
success At last advertisements were
placed in several papers of wide circula-
ton in New York state, and few days
latter letter was received from MISS
Mary +. Doremus, of Buffalo, claiming
the ring. She lost it last Summer While
boating on the Susquehanna near Bing-
hamton, with a party of lady friends
Several letters passed between Mr.
Houston and Miss Doremus, and the lat
ter was soon called to the Lake City on
business" The society papers OF Bul-
falo announce a pleasant wedding, to
occur in the merry month of March,
Truth is stranger than fiction
PASTE THIS IN YOUR HAT.
An observer of things very sensibly
says: Don't ship Il big box of clothing
or provisions a thousand miles away.
when there is little boy freezing
around the corner 1t is right to send
help away, but take care of the desti-
tute at your own doors before you go
further away. Don't hesitate about
giving a Presbyterian coat on Metho-
dist pair of pants to a Lutheran. Give
the clothing to those who need 1t, as
you will have done an act that is COM
mendabe in the eyes of the Almighty.
Whitney.