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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-07
orr FOR soCORKo.
Presbyteriaa Ministers In Possession oi
the Gem City,

PresbytsriaR Ministers In Possession OF
the Gem City.
Rev. T. c. Beattie and Rev. John Menaul
left this morning, on freight tram, for
st SIcOTrO.
Revs. I. c. MOffAtt, OF Ration; j. j. Gil
christ, OF Nora Norman Skinner, OF Las
Vegas; \. W. Curtis, vi Santa Ne, came
IN from the north last night and accom-
panied the Albuquerque minist rs t0 So.
zorro this morning, where they Will at
tend meeting OF the Presbyterian
ynOd
Rev. DR.. KirkwoOd the Presbyterian
mission superintendent " Colt RADIO, and
Rev. X. NJ. Craig, hlliDg the same post
tiOn for New Mexico, came IN from Las
Vegas last night, and also continued
south 10 SOcOrrO this morning. These
two we'll known minis ers attended the
synod meeting in Las Vegas, the follow
ing account being clipped from the Optic:
The PresOyteTy Of Santa Fe convened
in its fall meeting, At the Presby yteTlan
church of East Las Vegas, last evening,
There is good attendance Of ministers.
pvangelists aud elders, and tho meeting
has taken up routine and special bust
ness, relating TO the work OF the Presby.
terian church throughout northern New
Mexico. Rev. Robert A. Craig. synOdical
missionary, preached the opening sermon
from the SayiOr's words, II am the Way
and the Truth and the Life"
Messrs. Rafael GalleROs. Manuel Madrid
and Juan Gutierrez were appointed in
terpreters.
Rev. s. ". Curtis, of Las Vegas, was
elected moderator for the session aud
Rev +. &. MOflatt, OF Ration, clerk.
Devotional exercises were conducted
this morning by Manuel Madrid, evan.
gelist, OF SAIti Fe.
The report Of the Home Mission COM
mittee, recommended an increase in the
pay OF Mexican eyangelists and the
granting OF a certificate Of license ~
eyangelists 10 these laboTerH.
The meeting will continue over TO
morrow forenoon, when the members
leave for SOcOTrO, 10 attend the annual
meeting Of the Synod OF New Mexico.
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TnE HARP CONCERT.
Miss Mab Aiva Messenger Enraptures an
Albuquerque Audience.

Miss Mab Aiva Messenger Enraptures an
Aibuquetqus Audience.
The harp concert by Miss Nab Alya
J essenger at the ArmOry last night Rf.
iOrded the music-loylng people OF this
city n rare treat. The program vt the
concert ns published proved u strong
drawing card and large audience was
In attendance 10 give en- n1Ouragement and
sympathy ~ the participants.
While the other instrumental selec-
tiOns aud the singing were all that could
be wished, Miss Messengers playing on
the harp was naturally the feature OF the
evenings performance. Under her magic
liugers the harp gave forth strains OF
most melOdiOus music, which met with a
~ mpathetic response from the heart.
strings OF the listeners az was mani.
ie5ted by repeated encores 0berOn and
MazOutka deli GIFTED most the ears OF the
trained musicians present, but II was
when, In response TO an encore, she
PLAYED a series Of old, familiar and patTi-
Olic melodies that the hearts OF ali her
hearers were enTaptured aud the audi
puce could hardly wait until she finished
to how their appreciation.
The Gaiety Quartette covered them.
selves with glory by the admirable man.
ner In which they sang "Old Black Joe"
and the character medley.
Miss Gilmore played the Magic Fire
Scene" In her usual skill ul manner
&, Vincent PODr the cjinetist did not ap
rear al his best for the reason that tie
piano was telow concert pitch.
The Erminie sextette closed the even
iDg's performance by singing Good
Nisht," which proved such fayorite
with an Albuquerque audience on a pre-
dous OccaHon II IL sufficient to say
that the stxtette made az favorable an
impression last night az IL did then.
Mrs Arthur Co.'s, the piano accom-
panist, entered into full sympathy with
The players and she deserves praise for
her skillful manipulation Of the piano
Last nights entertainment was for the
benefit OF the Pfesby byterian church and
its succpss In In the main due 10 the able
management OF Mrs. Horton Moore, who
had the affair In charge.
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a BUsiNEss RING.
President Mckinley Orders tho spaniards
In ENnrnnIn nnrIn Ma H. nnt IL

President Mckinley Orders tho spaniards
60 Evaouats Porto Rico by Oct. IL.
Washington, Oct. President McKin.
ley cabled the United States military
commission at Porto Rico that the island
must be- evacuated by the Spanish forces
on or before October 49, and the spanish
commissioners 10 be 10 Informed.
In case Of the failure Of the
jpaniards TO complete the evacua
lion by that date. the United
states commissioners are directed TO take
possession and exercise all functions OF
government. This fact was developed
to-day at the cabinet meeting. IL was
also stated that the president has notified
the United States evacuation commission
at Havana that the 5paniards will be
expected 20 have evacuated the island by
December |, with strong intimatiOn In
case Of failure that the United States
would Immediately thereafter take
possession OF the government,
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Al the residence Of D. K. Phillips, No.
2l4 north Walter street, the entire con
tents OF completely furnished Gye-TOOm
house will he sold at public auction with
out reserve, WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT.
~. at 10 o'clock. The house will be open
Tor inspection OF goods all day Tuesday,
before sale. Some OF the many articles
tor sale ara here enumerated: Kitchen
outfit complete, including a ESQ steel
range; sidebOard, refrigerator, dishes,
heating stove, book case, couch, carpets,
willow rockers sewing machine, iron
bed, pictures, bedroom set, large organ
etc. n, S, KNIGHT,
AuctiOurpT
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REDUCrIoN IN OFFICERS.
Volunteer OnIoers Honorably Discharged
From service

Volunteer Onioers Honorably Discharged
From service
Washington, Oct 7. - The war depart
ment to-day issued long expected order
for the honorable discharge from the
volunteer service OF the United States Of
three major generals and twentysix
brigadier-generals OF volunteers. This
heavy reduction was made necessary by
the fact that the volunteer army itself has
been reduced fully 80 per cent, and there
Il. consequently, no duty remaining for
these officers. The officers promoted
from the regular army will return to
their former duties. The list Is IA fol-
lows:
Msjor Generals-John Coppinger, Ham
ilton Hawkins, Jacob H. Kent.
Brigadier Generals-Francis l.. Guen-
ther, Alfred Il. Bates, George l..
Gillespie, Lucius H. Hubbard, James X.
Watles, Charles p. MattOcks, Mark W.
Sheaie, James n. Barkley, Joseph ".
Plume, Thomas l.. ROsser, Joseph X,
Hudson, John |. Rodgers, Andrew S. Burt,
Peter C. Haines, GeOrge A. GarretsOn,
Henry NJ. Dunield, Jacob b, BabcOck, Roy
stone, Wallace +. Randolph, Henry Car
roll Edward z. Pearson. John II Page,
William NJ WherTy, Charles d. Viele,
Aaron :. Dagg0tt, John II. Patterson.
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Master Harold DunsmOre entertained q
number ~ his little friends at his three
year-Oll birthday party yesterday after
noon from 3 10 q o'clock. at the home Oi
bis mother, No. 3l2 west Silver avenue
After indulRing In games, a dainty sup
per was served and the little guests did
ample justice 10 the eatables. The re-
porter, who peeped In on tine happ,
gathering, noticed the following present
Marie and Mabel Hathaway, Hazel MalOy
l,sbelle Wallace, and Brooks and GOmNl
| earned
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ARMY NOTES.
General Order Issued Organic
ing New Army Corps,
Volunteer Major and Brigadier
Generals Discharged.
Strong Rebuiiai Testimony Given
Against Chaplain Mcintyre.
MUST EvAcUArE PORTO RICO BY OCT. IL.

Washington, oct IA general order
was issued tO.day organizing a new
army corps, and designating the various
points where the troops will BE- stationed.
The Third, Fifth and Sixth corps are
discontinued; the First, Second and
Fourth corps TeeOrgani2sd. III y ara 10
he commanded respectively by Major
Generals Breckenridge. Graham and
Wheeler. The headquarters will be- as
follows: First corps. Macon. Ga Sec
I'D. Augusta. Ga; Fourth, Huntsville,
Ala
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ouApLAIN moINyRr.
R, buttai Testimony Clearly Against the
OregOn's Chaplain.

Oregou'H Chaplain,
Denver, Oct 7-At the court martial
trial Of Chaplain Mclntyre the prOsecu
ion Ia reduced witnesses In rebuttai
Lee Ulier, superintend, Of cOnsttuc
tiOn OF the new Denver mint, testiLe
hat Chaplain Mclltyrt, ia conyefsa
tiOu on August q, told him when the
battle OF July began sampson wa,
fifteen miles away lie said when thf
oregon was going into battle. sh,
passed the Iowa going to the rear The
chaplain laid that Fighting Bob" Eyans
WAS u coward and that Admiral Schley
-hOWed the white feather John l. Blinn
and Rod :. King, the private secretary o
Gov. Adams testified that the chaplain
made similar remarks 10 them, The
Judge advocate asked the courts permits
sion 10 send east and west for witnetsa'
TO testify regarding the defendant
habits IN the use Of liquor The request
Was denied
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PEiCR COMMISSION.
This Country Will Insist Upon
CeSSiOn Of ALL Philippines.
Spain is Disposed 10 Modify It's
Original Intentions.
Will Ccde Manila and the island OF
LuzOn on Certain Conditions.
AsUIN ,LDo's RIVAL KILLED

Paris, Oct. 7.-RepOrt has II that the
Unlted States lhtrnds 10 sUiyc the Philip
pinr dlniculty Dy Insisting upOn res-
Blgn OF the whole Archipelago. lhls IL
said 10 Je hard blow tOf .ne spanish
commissioners.
from the lev details that leaked cut,
it ~ nus mat spain hoped tD deal with
the Philippines upOn tue OASIS OF the
cussiUn vi Manila aud ne island for a
UUaliug station, gnd 10 sell the remaindei
as dearly As possible.
IL IL said the spanish commissioners
received debate Instructions 10 refuse
au agreement 10 the ces8iOn of the
ISLAND Of LuzOn unless the United States
wIll assume the entire Philippine debt.
As 20 the independence OF the other
Islands the commissioners are, IL ap.
pears, TO refuse even to consider 1t. Gen
eral Merritt, IN both conferences with
lhe commissioners, Is known To lave
strongly urged upon MIR. Day aud his
colleagues the Importance Of holding ali
tue Islands.
PEACE COMMISSIONS MEET.
Prris, Oct. The American aud Span
ing peace commissioners again confront
each Otner thus afternoon. Thus far the
substance OF the American presentment
mas not been disclosed. lt was 10 pre-
sentatiOn at Mondays joint session
which caused the Spaniards 10 ask for u
recess from Monday until Friday.
II the Americans were then sweeping
la their demands regarding the Phlllp.
pine islands. they certainly have not
been weakened 10y the statements Of Gen.
pral Merritt.
The GaulOis declares whereas the Span
iards at the outset were Obdurate, they
are now disposed 10 modify their lnten-
tiOns. Spain, IL Is said, viii finally agree
to give up Manila and the island Of Lu-
zjn, on the condition that the United
States assumes the Philippine debt,
amounting TO $40,0OO,OOO, aud accord
privileges 10 Spanish trade.
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ARIIUHIO SHOT.

AguioaIdo's Rival Killed by Insurgent
Leaders 1T Malatos,
New York. Oct. T. 49, A special to the
Herald from Manila says: Artichi0, the
e tliow leader with Aguinaldo in a former
revolution, who brought suit against
AguinaldO for half the money paid by
spain TO make peace, has been shot by
the insurgent leaders at MalatOs. IL II
doubtful whether AguinaldO was con.
senting party TO the execution. The in
surgent party is becoming more disor
Ranized every day, each petty chief set
ting up a little government of his own
aud no one paying any great attention 10
ApulnaldO's orders
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sioners, 10 partition and divide the Baca
location. No. l. This morning the com
missioners received official notice Of their
appoint uent, together with their com
missions, and they expect 10 enter upon
their duties at once. The Baca location
takes In nearly 10000 acr Of the hest
grazing lands in the NacimientO country,
and which also includes the famous Sui
phur hot springs
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SATURDAYS SPECIAL SALE
AT THE BUSY STORE.
THE MAZE.
VIZ. kIEkE. PEOpTietOT.

Yesterday afternoon Elias Garcia super.
intended the loading OF $500 lambs into
double decked cars at the local stock
yards for shipment to Fort Collins, Colo,
the lambs having been purchased by
Nelson Il Smith from Mr. Garcia. After
seeing the lambs on the ears and the
train moving out for the north, Mr.. Gar
ella, with eight men. left last night for
Lincoln county, where he Is 10 receive
5000 lambs for shipment 90 eastern
points.
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GETS FOURTH PLACE,

Las Vegas Military Band Carries on oue
OF the HonoTs Ht Denver.
Denver, oct. The awards in the
bead contest Hle: First Class bands
Colorado NJ dlaud, Colorado CITY, Colo,
fist pliz. 500; Denver and Rio Grande
Scenic, Sal.da, Colo, second prize, flUOi
Second Regiment, Ot Hutchinson, kas.,
third place; Las VEGAS Military, fourth
place.
seuUnd class bands: Uni Pacific,
Ellis, Kss drst prize, 500; POllards,
siaTKylle Colo = cOud place; LOyeland
Military, Ilird place.
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DISTRICT ooURr NEWS.
So Report Frota Grand Juries Important
Hulfa aN.rf.H

No Report From Grand Jaries Important
suits started.
The United States grand jury was not
prepared 10 report tins morning. ~ there
we're no causes to come ~ before the
petit Jury, which was excused
BuDara BArsla de ApOdaea has com
meueed suit against Tomas A GUIule
ANA Jullanita ApOdAca de Gurute 10 have
certain blll OF sale, conveying personal
property. aud deed OF conveyance TO
certain tracts OF land In this county de
rlared fraudulent and the plaintiff ad
judged the rlghtiui owner Of i've eighths
Uf all the property thus alleged 10 have
been conveyed. valued Ia the complaint
80 $20,UUU
lac complaint set forth that the lie
fendbnt, Juiianita ApOdaca de Gurule Is
the al pied daughter Of tue plaintiit; (;
tlat February Z, 1897. she was married
20 Tomas Gurule And that on February
%, Ot lte same year they induced the
plaintiffs husband, Manuel Ap0daCa,
now DE- ceased, 10 execute a Dill OF sale 10
them for 300 sheep, "A number OF cattle,
horses. goats, DurfUs, etc, and n deed Of
conveyance To certain lands In the
county, the pretended consideration in
each case being SoUO. Iho complaint
sets forth that Manuel ApOdaca was In
very feeble health when he executed the
above documents aud did not realiZ
shat he was dong
The y aintlll also asks for an injunc
ION against the defendants to prevent
hem ur any OF their Hg, nts from dis
pusing Ui or encum6ering the property
Involved N the case.
Assignment papers have been filed Ia
he district court by Ernest +. La CToix
q merchant OF Gallup, In favor OF Attor
npy l.. l.. Henry. Of the same place,
assignee. The stock consists OF general
merchandise and book accounts. Fred
" Meyers and John ". Green, Of Gallup
were appointed appraisers. Mr.. Henry
TO day filed his bond AZ assignee In tue
sum OF $4,000
Joseph Dreyfus AM Joseph Hoblath
formerly subjects OF Emperor William,
we're admitted 10 full citizenship.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-07

council was held to-day, the house OF
bishops joining the house of deputies in
joi1t meeting 70 do honor TO the deputa-
tion from the English church OF Canada.
This blending OF church forces from both
sides Of the border wBs regarded iu liue
with recent Anglo. O.American events.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-07
LOOKS LIKE MORE WAR.
spanish Troops Being Dispatched TO I
Philippines

Spanish Troops Being Dispatched to the
Philippines
Washington, Oct. Admiral Dewey
cabled the navy department that he has
neen advised that q number Of spanish
troops have arrived at Singapore, bound
for the Philippines to Te-eniOrce the
garrison at lloilO, on the island OF Panay
Az this place IL concentrated about all
th remains Of the army OF occupation
on the Philippines. outside OF a few
troops on the island Of LuZOn. In dis
patching troops from Spain TO the
islands, the Spanish government
mas raised a direct question "a 10 The
right TO re iDfOrce troops engaged In
active hostilities with inaurgent forces
The weight of opinion here IL that the
action does not constitute breach Of tht
terms OF the protocol suapending h0stili
lies good deal, however, may depend
on whether the Spaniards cOnhne them
selves to defensive position or un.
dertake IN carry on offensive warfart
against the insurgents.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-07

Francisco Trujillo was arrested by A.
A. Hammer at the stock yards for stea'-
ing two hogs belonging 10 r ". Cavery,
and put In jail. Trujillo said that a man
by the name Of Francisco Chavez had
stolen the hogs. 50 that gentleman was
arrested ~ Deputy sheriff Newcomer 10
day. aud they will both have an oppor.
tunity OF telling their stories to the grand
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-07

President and Mrs. Herfick give a ~
ceptiOn at their hOue hext Friday even
ing fIOm eight 40 eleven, In honor Of
Prof. md Mrs Childs. A large number
Of citizens have been invited.
Prof tlOdgin Las been somewhat und r
the weather this week from the effects of
rheumatism In the feet, which shut of
lDcOmptiOn. Az "a consequences he was
not able 10 get to the school for two or
three days, and his classes meet him at
his home across the street.
On Tuesday morning at assembly
President Ilerrick discussed for a few
mi utes very rough subject-the road
from the city TO the University. He
urged the students 10 assist the Bicycle
club In making permanent repairs, by
joining the club and paying the dues
even II but for short time, The presi.
dent then gave most interesting talk
on ANTS" the various kinds and the re-
markahle intelligence Of many OF them.
On Thursday morning Gov StOver was
warmly welcomed at assembly. He took
tor his subject "The Indian" and showed
the better side of his life and spoke OF
the failure On the part Of our government
20 Keep treaties and contracts made
With Indians. The governor was not on
the popular side Of the question that the
only good Indian Is dead one, but he
was on the side OF justice aud right.
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MORE MEN COMING

The Railway shop Force Here TO be
Largely Increased,
Kansas City, Oct. lit Was announced
here that the santa Ne railroad will soon
increase its Albuquerque shop force 10
I 600 men.
Recently large additions have been
made 10 buildings ana machinery, and
an increase In the number Of men EN-
plOyed WAS expected,
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Notios

The WOman's Home aud Foreign Mis-
sion ~ society. oi the First Presbyterian.
will meet saturday, October s In the
church. The meeting will begin prompt
Iy at 3 o'clock "A this promises IN be- n
very interesting meeting. all the ladies
are requested 20 be present
Mrs JOHNSON. President
BESSIE MENAULy Secretary.
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nnlnlhlnfn nnni.

White Earth, Mian., Oct 7-Wah Paw
\ th Quod. white Cloud" the head chief
( The " hite River reservation. the Glad
,tono OF ths Chippewa Indians In Mime
ID u. diet this morning, aged % Every
t..lng peaceful here.
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WAR ISvEsrIGATIoN COMMISSION.
gen, Greene, Of Battle of Manila Fame, a
MItne.a IhI. MnrninE.

Gen, Greene, Of Battle of Manila Fame, -
witness This Morning.
Washington, Oct. 7.-Gel. Y. v.
Greene, In charge Of one division Of
United states troops in the battle Of
Manila, WAS before the war investigation
commission at the forenoon session to-
day. He sailed 90 Manila on the steamer
China. He found the ship in good con-
ditiOn, but men necessarily crowded.
There was no complaint during the yOy-
age about the scarcity OF supplies, but
during the tirst two days out there was
some dissatisfaction with the cooking.
This was soon improved. The details Of
the battle Of Manila were related, as In
his report 20 the war department.
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smothsred to Death.

0TTITdT 20 UTT Z TTTLTTI
Cerrillos, n. ~, Oct. 7.-Yesterday,
while playing with other boys, a Mexican
bOy, who was employed In the hard coal
breaker az Madrid, fell into the slack bin
and WAS smOtheTed To death by coal dust
before he could be- rescued.
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nam 10 In nn tn Cnha.

Washington, Oct, Major Gen. fitz.
Hugh Lee received al order from the war
department today directing him 10 move
his command from jacksonville, Fla, 70
Savannah, Ga, and to get In readiness TO
embark for Havana the last OF this
month
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onrrenheIm MIlhdrnN..

Denver Oct. 7.-Simon Guggenheim
has withdrawn a. a candidate OF the
anti Teller silver republicans for gov
efn r. This is probably the initial step
looking toward fusion with the regular
republicans.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-07
Bar Of silver Missing.

On the evening OF Oct. 4lh, when the
express on the passenger train from tht
south was checked up at the local depot
IL was found that one bar of silver metal,
weighing about sixty pounds and valued
at about $500 was missing, The bar
Violently slipped out OF the car, through
some mysterious agency. somewhere be
tween III PasO and this city. W. r.
POwaTs. the route agent who IL at present
here, has the matter under investigation
and expects 10 find the missing bar OF
white metal in few days.
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wanamaLer A Brown. Apenoy

have now a complete line OF samples
o. men and boys suittDgs. oyprcoats and
nderwear. all no tO-date goods and at
d west prices. Onica at Montfort's, W
north Second street K II. ELwELL,
Agent
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Jas. l.. Bell & Co.
DEALERS IN
Staple and Fancy Groceries.

10 is 20 be- sure. and something will come of IL
coo. The whole family vii be- pleased with
the result Of that stir Just a. everyone Is more
than satisfied with the results Of trading az our
grocery No one ever finds fault with what's
as good as can be- Our goods give satisfaction
for the reason that they couldn't possibly be
any better. Our prices, too, always strike the
keynote of economy There's money IN them
for our patrons. Our stock covers the whole
field of food products, foreign and domestic,
in top qualities aud bottom prices.
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rnmmI..lnncr. ArnnInled

Late yesterday afternoon Judge Crum
packer appointed H h. Whiting, ". Y.
POWaTs and Chas. E. Bonsall. commits
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Grunsield cele.
brated the second anniversary Of the 7
marriage last night.
Leonard Mayhall has succeeded II. d.
Hammer as depot master IN this city,
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EPISCOPAL TRIESNIAL COUNCIL.

The Two Houses Meet a Dsputstion From
English Church of Canada.
Washington, Oct. IA significant
special session of the Episcopal triennial
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Il. j. Ramer, the wealthy cattle men
II llO!bTOok ATiz., yesterday purchased a
house and three lots on the corner Of
aOu,h Broadway and Lewis, belonging TO
.ieOTge Woods, for Sl,lOO. He also pur
chased seven lots little 10 the west Of
he same place from Mrs Geo T. CraTy.
4 II Dunbar, the real estate man, made
both OF the trades.