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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-25
O. H. Berry g. Co.
Head-to-FOOt 0ntfltters.

vocate #, probably leaving Havana until
the last
In regard 10 the reported purpose of
the Spaniards % dismount and remove
TO Spain the heavy ordnance of the forts
and arseulis about Havana. 20 was stated
I'm positive terms that nothing 0f the kind
would Doe permitted if this movement
had already begun it would Boz stopped
al once. Tho instructions given our eva
cuati0n Commissioners at Havana cover
ed all these questions and explicitly pro
vided that only the arms I'm the hands OF
the troops and what Is generally under
stood as empedimenta would Boz PERMITTED
10 be taken away. Nothing Of special inn
portance has been received recently from
our Peace Commissioners at Paris. Tn
was again reiterated to-day That under
no circumstances would the United
States assume amy part of the so-cailed
Cubdn debt or the debt charged against
the Philippine Islands Dr. might be pos
sihie that the United states would as
sumo on guarantee the municipal ooiga
tions of Havana or other Cuban cities. or
at least would mot permit them to Boz
repudiated. The same might he true oft
Manila. but as t0 the national debt which
Spain had seen Mn the charge against
Cuba and the Philippines neither would
be assumed or I'm any SENSE guaranteed
This policy In was declared. our Peace
Commissioners well understood ana 10
would not Doe receded from in the slightest
degree.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-25
THE TIME EXTENDED.
Spain Cannot Possibly Get All Her
Troops Home Until Jan. fst.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. oct 2i-The
President had an exceedingly busy fore
noon to-day
Acknowledgement Griigs and secretaries
Long. Hay and Alger called about ~
O'Clock, and the President discussed with
them several matters which he FOUND
awaiting his attention on his arrival nom
the West.
\ telegram from General Wade az lia-
vana was read recommending that the
limit of time allowed the Standards 20
vacate Cuba be- extended from Decem-
ber LIST 20 January lst.
lie said ID would be physically impossi-
bic for the l2iO0) Spanish troops now on
the island 10 leave before the first OF the
year. and he regarded the extension OF
time as reasonable and just
After the matter had been discussed NJ
scme length an agreement was reached
and General Wade was teiegraphed tAat
hls recommendation was approved.
In the meantime. however, the United
states troops now In Cuba and others
70 be dispatched will take possession Of
the territory as fast as the spaniards
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-25
BIG CROWD At AQUEDUCT.
The Last Meeting OF the Season OF
1898 i'm Sew York state.

NEW YORK. oct IA big crowd went
down TO Aqueduct to-day 10 the last
meeting Of 1898 in New York State. In
tho first race there was dozen starters
with rabouret a slight favorite over
Blarney Stone. Zanone got to the front
early i'm the race and there was "a gene
raj mix-up. Hanwell and the ManXman
being knocked down. He held his adj
vantage TO the last sixteenth when
Tabouret came with "a rush and won In a
drive. Summary:
First receive and n half furlongs-
Tabouret 03 TO 81 FIRST. Ianone 6 to l and
TO u second, South Africa @ to y third
Time, l .OS H.
Second race--one mile and forty yards
Gala Day a 10 lO) first. RUBY Lips GO TO
/ and TO y second. Merlin go to y
third Time. las 5-l6.
Third receive furlongs-1yrian g to
II frst, Tennith q 20 10 and QUO second,
Sol Is 10 ID third. Time, 1.o3.
Fourth race-one and one sixteenth
miles Charentus g 20 y first. Bueaway
q 20 and 10 p second. N0sey C3 10
81 third. Time. as L.
Fifth receive furlongs-Enervesce
a 10 - first. Federal @ 10 1 and 10 u
second. Tyrshena C To u third. Time,
J'Q4 "a
Sixth race-one mile and forty yards
Charagrace 6 to y first. Dalgretu go 90
and 20 to u second. Premier g TO i
third. Time. 1;i6 Is.
Results at LatOnia.
CINCINNATI. October 24.-First race
six and a half furlongs-Chat Of Me q
to ID FIRST Enomie Is 10 1 ana to y
second: Carlis @ to % third. Time, l:39.
Second race-fvo furlongs-Misa Jose
rhine g to y first; Schanken g to and
to - second: Becky Ban Q5 to II third.
Time, los "a.
Third race-one mile and seventy yards
-Oyece III. 6 to y first; Domsie oil to
s and TO 81 second; Gomez 90 TO ID
third. Time. l:5S "a.
Fourth yace-siX furlongs-Purity g
10 ID first: Randaseso IS 10 and 70 %
second: Sorrow a TO u third. Time,
la IA.
Fifth race-six furlongs-Asman g TO u
first: Ga1sden Is to l and 10 ID second
Flying Word a TO u third. Time, 1;25
Sixth racc--six furlongs--TOm Collins
q 10 81 FIRST; the Star Of Bethlehem
Is TO and TO u second; Maddalo @ to
y third. Time, IN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-25
CAN'T SPEAK IN NEW YORK.
Congressman Bailey's southern En-
raacments will Prevent Him.

LOUISVILLE. ky, oct 2l-consres>
man Bailey of Texas. was iu the city
yesterday ON his way to Virginia, where
he Will speak to-day
Mr. Bailey is indignant at the siate'
mout sent ont from Dallas that he would
not be heard iu New York. because ~
his silver sentiments. he denied that
Doe had been asked not to go to New
York lie said.
you may say for me that there i-
not a word of truth Boo thc story of teIe-
grams from Mcclellan or Croker SO
such messages or letters have been sent
90 the Texas Democrats. because there
was 300 occasion for them. cannot
make speeches in New York, because /
have engagements. beginning tomorrow,
and carrying me up Co the day before
the election. ] will make the first speech
at Abingdon. Va. and after several other
speeches IN that state Will go 10 Della
ware. West Virginia. and then 20 Indiana.
where / Will make my last speech before
the election
Mr. Bailey says DE is OF the opinion
that the Democrats will carry the New
York election and make substantial gains
everywhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-25
Romance From Bowling Green.

A young couple came 10 the city yester-
day morning from Bowling Green, caro-
line county. and officer Brown. Oh the
First District, was soon I'm their contl-
dence.
they had q duly executed marriage II
cense In their possession ana wanted 10
De joined together.
The officer lost no time I'm locating Rev
Rev. =. Cabel Hemming, the pastor or
Fulton Baptist Church. who happened 10
be standing in Harrison's Drug Store.
when officer Brown entered To use the
phone.
The names of the Carolina couple were
then given as Mr.. Thomas Taylor, and
Miss Annie b. Pitts. and the party, con-
sistng Of the young people. the preacher
and the officer got into q carriage and
went 10 the Baptist church where the
marriage ceremony was performed.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor will remain In
the city few days and Will then return
10 Caroline
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-25
Deaths in AIbemarle.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Oct. "a
Special. DR. H. o. Austin. prominent
citizen OF Albemarle county, died on sat
urday at his home. few miles north
OF this city in the sixty-fourth year OF
his age.
Mrs Julia NJ Newman, wife or MIR.
George Newman, and mother OF Mrs
Henry l.. Lyman. died Saturday at
Spring Bank" the home OF II. l.. Ly-
man. one mile south Of the city. Her
remains were taken TO Buffalo, New
York. on Sunday for interment In the
family burying ground.
Mr.. s. +. Foster. one Of Charlottesville's
Oldest citizens died Sunday morning at
9 O'Clock In the SEVENTEEN year Of his
age. - - -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-25
A HUNTING TRAGEDY.
Gunner Accidentally Blows OF Top of
Companions Head.

HAGERsTOWN, ND. october 2i-In-
formation was received here yesterday
Of the accidental shooting and killing of
W. l.. Cuttings by his companion, David
Bingham. Jr.. yesterday afternoon while
they were out hunting rabbits near
their homes In the southern part OF this
comfy.
Young Cuttings had stopped to tie his
shoe and Bingham who was some dis
tance In the rear saw a rabbit on the
hill In front OF Cuttings. He raised his
gun and fired. supposing tho load would
pass over Cuttings.
Instead, the latter raised mp just as
Bingham pulled tho trigger and received
the entire load In his head. The top OF
his head was carried away and his
lrains were scattered about on the
ground
Gittinls was aged thirty years and
unmarried Bingham is crazed with
grief and IL Is feared he will lose his
mind
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-25
WILL OCCUPY GlB0RA.
From This Point Troops Can 60 ~ ANY
Time by Rail 10 iiolguin.

WAsHINGToN. Oct 2t-The following
dispatch has been received az the War
Department
SANTIAGO DE CUBA. oct 4-Teie-
gram directing occupation of Holsuln.
troops sail to-day % occupy Bibara. DO IS
am important customs port and seaport Of
Holguin. From Giblra occupation Of
uo'euln can Dee made by ran moment
spauaris eyacuate.
(SlgnedJ NooD.
Commanding General
The above dispatch refers TO one sent
NV the War Department directing tho oc.
c,ipation of Holguin. city In the Prov
ince of Santiago. about twenty miles from
the sea coast Gibara IS on a-bay on the
northern coast and as stated by General
wood is the seaport of Hoguin. which is
10 be occupied by the United States
forces. Holguin is a seat OF a judicial
district.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-25
DEWEY'S CHAPLAIN.
Rich Mountain Covered on Top with
Snow.

TAZEWELL. VA. Oct 2s.-Rev. Jno.
B. Frazier. chaplain on Dewey's flagship,
the OLYMPIA" during the historic fight
at Manila. lectured in the Methodist
church here last night on Dewey Ma
Mia. Our Navy" The address was both
good and modest, and those who heard
It were much interested.
Mr. Frazier is a native OF southwestern
Virginia. being son OF Rev. INler
Frazier. of the Methodist Church. whose
field OF labor for years has been I'm
southwestern Virginia and East Tonnes
see. Rev. ]. b. Frazier was born IN
Tazewell
The first snow OF the season fell here
on Yesterday. The top of Rich Noun
tain was white this morning and at this
hour. 2 +. NJ. there is still snow there.
The top of this mountain, however, is
about 4200 feet above sea level.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-25
WOOD
\ schooner Foundcred.

COLUMBIA. s. g., October "a spc-
cial 20 the State from GEORGETOWN brings
the news OF the loss OF the bark Maria
Liberara. sailing from Savannah for
Cette. France. with cargo OF slaves
she went SChOre or cape Roman several
days ago IN a gale the captain and crew
OF seven reporting I'm Georgetown The
vessel Is a total loss but II is thought
a part Of the cargo can De- saved The
crew awaits foreign advces.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-25
rhcr Ilaxe AL Gone.

WASHINGTON. October 2t-The Navy
Department to-day received the follow
Ing;
Secretary o, Navy:
Evacuation practically completed by
sailing Of last detachment OF Spanish
troops to-day.
(Sigredl eCHLbi'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-25
THE FIFTH IS THE DATE.
That is the Time FIXED for Mastering
ont the Third.


Major Price has notified the War De
partment that the Third Regiment Will
be- ready for muster out ON November
9Th
This does not mean that the muster out
will not take place earlier. for 10 viii un-
less some hitch shall occur in the work.
Major Price had TO name "a date In order
that the pay-rolls could bee made mp. He
was very careful 90 give plenty OF time
for the work To- Doe done. Whenever it is
completed the muster ont VIII occur
The company rolls have all been COM
plcted and are ready 10 Doe shipped 30
Washington for examination and ape
prevail
The work OF examining the men Of the
Richmond companies of the Second Rcgi-
ment viii begin to-day. Surgeons Cham
bcrlain. Pond and Arthur Jordan Will Doe
the physicians. DR. Jordan, who is "a
Richmonder. was assigned 60 duty under
Major Price yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-25
PISTOL AND CAMERA.
Lovers Posed in an Afectionste Atti-
tudc When One Killed Both.

OMAHA, oct. PA lovers quarrel
ended In murder and suicide In the par
1ors of a downtown photographer at
noon Yesterday. John Melchart blew out
the brains 0. LILLIAN Morris and then his
own. They were stanolng peiore the
camera at tho time preparing 20 have
their pictures taken. She desired 20 have
their attitude one indicative OF love when
the picture was made. and was posing
~fth her arms around her lovers neck
whsn he suddenly drew pistol ana shot
-. SSslehaxi resided With Ills parents
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-25
GEN. LEE INDISP0SEO.
He was Confined TO His Bed Yesterday
Not Seriously III.

General Fitzhugh Lee. who has been
indisposed for several days, was confined
10 his bed yesterday. He had sight
chill followed by a mild fever.
His condition was not regarded as serl-
Gus enought 10 call in a doctor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-25
Orte1n Gone.

WASHINGTON. oct 2i.-The follow
ing dispatch has been received at the
War Department:
Ponce. october %.
General Ortega and the last or the
Spanish soldiers sailed for Spain this
evening.
(signed) BROOKE. Ma1or-Generai.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-25

KANSAS CITY. NO. oct p. i~s--
Kirk -. Armour will to-day sell AT src-
lion In this city rs high-grade Hereford
cattle. They arc the finest stock IN Amer
Tea. and their value runs up into mo
thousands. There will doubtless he q
sharp competition among bidders.
There is also 4 sharp compete
ton among buyers of our
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-25
TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY.

Druggists refund money II II falls 10 cure.
nxA. cAnrtil- l.as =. -. =. on each tablet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-25
PRESBYTERIANS
AND METHODISTS.
Hampden- Sidney Walks Away With
Randolph Macon.
THREE TOUCH DOWNS MADE.
Game Was Interesting. Although APP
parcntiy Onc-Sidcd- Hampdcn- Sid
ncy will Engage Richmond Col
icgc nc Broad-St Park To- DAY

ASHLAND. VA. October 2l-SpeciaL-
Hampien-Sidney defeated Rando'ph-Ma-
con at football this afternoon on the lat
ter's grounds in a score of lS to o. NO.
withstandlng the oomperuve walkover
which the visiting toan had. the game
was a very interesting one.
Tho first kick oil vas made from the
thirty-nve yard line by Randolph Macon.
4amnden-Sldney receiving the bail but
gaining very little. This put the Ash
land people in quito state OF excite
ment. but the tables turned, ard from
that time 81 was very evident tnat the
home team was inferior 60 tho visiting
one. tho gains through the centre and
ends being extraordlnary
THU FIRST TOUCHDOWN.
The first touchdown was male in five
minutes by Gillian. the right halfback'
and the goal was kicked by Captain
Kuykendall The first half was called to
a close when the bail was on the fifteen
yard line, about thirty seconds being
needed TO place the ball over tho line.
The second half proved more interest
ing than the first. In this half the
Hampden-Sidney boys lost the ball only
twice and got it again Immediately. "A
touchdown was again male by Gillian,
the goal being again Kicked by Kuykeg-
DALI
The third touchdown was made by
Goode. Goal was kicked, making the
score is to Q.
STAR PLAYS.
Star plays were made by Gillian. Fu-
gate. Somervilie and Kuykendall in the
FIRST half, and In the second by Osborne.
Goode Gillian and Caldwell, all of
Hamp1 en- Sidney. while good plays were
maao by Lear, Sincoe, Heyden, OF Ran
dolph-Macon.
The lineup was as follows:
r. NJ. Position. II. 5.
lear. ........ left end. o.. ..Somerville
Lowe. :. ......Ieft tackle. ....Osborne
Bradford .. =. left guard. .. ....Brand
Grey .. e. ......centre.. e. Green
Davis. =. =. right guard ....kemper
Lawson. :. e.. right tackle o.. ..Laing
Simcoe :. =. fright end. o.. ....Goode
Neville .. Quarterback. Kuykendall.
Hayden .. .. left halfback o.. .Fugate
Roberts e. right halfback.. Gillian
Hepburn =. . ..fullback.. .... Caldwell
The quicknoss with which the visiting
team made their plays was a striking
contrast to the slowness OF the home
team. The Hampden-Sidney team seem
ed In fine order after being under steady
training and Practice for the last thirty
DAYS. The halves were twenty and fif-
teen minutes long.
Hampden-S Sidney plays Richmond Col
lege at the Broad-Street Park tomorrow
evening and IL is expected 80 be very
interesting game.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-13
Az Imposing run.ral.

The funeral OF the l to Captain Charles
e. Nordstrom, of the Tenth United States
cavalry end agent OF the Pueblo aud
Jicarilla Ildians. at Santa Fe. was largely
attended from the family residence on
Hillside avenue, that city, at 2 O'Clock
yesterday of ernoon.
The funeral was immpreSsively conduct
ed In conformity win the ritul Il Of the
Grand Army Of the R public, Of which
Organization the deceased was an active
and honured member. The body of the
gallant 8 ldier was buried 10 the national
cemetery with the mill airy honors due
his rank, his long service and his brilliant
csreer.
Adjutant General Hersey, OF the Nat
ional Guards OF New Mexico, ordered out
tho Infantry, cavalry and artillery, as
escort to the remains, while the regi-
mental band provided music suitable for
the occasion.
Besides the soldiers and the members Of
the grand army Of the republic, nearly all
the nation i and TIE, ritorial offi ;ials, and
their families, took part in the long and
imposing procession.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-13

O. n. Smith. district attorney for Union
and Colfax counties with hls home In
CLAYTON. left for that place this morning
MIR. smith Il entbusiastio over the condi.
tion and prospects, Of the new county OF
Union. which he asserta 4. be In the most
prosperous. condition Il has. ever. known.
The people nave plenty Of money and Are
manning 10 make more. 1t can ssfelv he
said that prosperitv has arrived IN that
county. ami no one Il making n obiec-
lions to the turn for tho better.
The sheep and cattlpmen OF the county
have done weIi the mast year. The range
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-13
Tho Late Judge Scott.

The Indian polls News, or January 10sh,
contains the following regarding the late
Judge John N. Sc,tt:
The body of Judge John N. Scott, who
died 5atu day at Las Vegas, N. NJ, will
be brought TO this C ~ ana Will PROBABLY
reach here to- morrow or next day. His
wife, who was at Port Towdsend al
th . time Of his dearh, IL now gu htr, way
mere, but Will not arrive before Thurs
day. "A funei al service VIII be held at
the First Presbyterian chu ch on Friday,
but the hour cal not yet be fixed. Inc
burial will probably be at Washington,
Pa, where the judges father anh mother
and his brother, capt. Henry Scott, are
buried. Judge Scott was, wDiie here. u
member OF George ii Thomas rost.G 4.R .
aud after going TO the state of Washing
ION, was commander Of the g A.. K. TO
that at ate. He was also q companion Of
the Loyal Legion. His old comrades OF
@evAnty ninth Indiana aud the me
OF the q A. r aads Loyal Legion will
honor his memory by attending The
fuaerai service.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-13
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

CENTRAL HoTEL-J. NJ. Abercrombie
Anton On . Pedro a.. Ortega, Mora.
NEW OpTro % e Smith. Clayton; H
B-n',etJ. To ,vka ]. J. sheridan, A. Pow
ers, Santa Fe.
PLAZA HoTFL,-L. Macpherson, W. s.
.Howla,ui, II. f. Boz man, Denve,; G. G.
H ~, Aibuque que; M. Rome 0, FL Porve-
uir; L. H nshaw, Detroit, Mich.
DEPOT HOTEL ALBERT Lowr4nce, Cats
kill; l.. A. ) ,omhefg, j. van Honten. Rat
IN; Tbos. Lindslev, 81 Lou : G.. r Hud-
SIN, Topeka; A. B Hu Ism, Cincinnati; q.
tis. Toneka; A. L.. Conrad. Trinid ID; A
Il. Hoff nan, Kansas tjity; Julius Suss AMI
wife, st. Louis; T. Shattuck, A. Carson.
Ag'ts b. & 0. Ry.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-13
RAILROAD RuMsLMcs.

Brakeman Chas. Lpwen Is reported
seriously sick at the Bell house.
Yardmaster M. A. Brennan goes to work
tonight, after a spell Of sickness.
C. r. Hudson, assistant general freight
agent OF the Atchison, went south on No.
II, this afternoon.
James A. Davis. the well known indus
trial cummi-si ner of the Atchlson compa.
N.Y. Is visiting points down too road
Owing to the light quantity Of freight
going Q 81, one crew has been pulled IF
the mountain. Consequently, Conductor
A. A. Rugg, Fin zineer Maroon Stewart and
Fireman Sam Bushy will again enjoy city
life.
The Ell Paso s. Northeastern railroad
company has Already expended several
thousand dollars at La Luz, for land, etc.,
aud thai is only a drop in the bucket, as
compared to the mount to be expended In
the next twelve mon ms.
1t has been announced. on Wall street,
that the Union Pacific reorganix' tion com
mittee has obtained a controlling interest In
the Oregon 81, rt line. 1t 10 raid, through
this, the Union Pac fc will soon take con
troll ais OF the Oregon Railway q Naviga-
tion com pa
Abe g Id, Of Santa Fe, sent fifty men to
Flagstaff, Ariz ma, where they will work
on a tie contract for the Southern Pacific
road. The men were In charge of @. w.
Kennedy, the contractor. A similar party
will leave on Saturday for Arizona, to
work on the contract. os
eastern road, has enc ,untered a 1ne fl W
of water, in the we'll bored for the compa-
ny. out twenty five miles northeast of Fort
Bliss. The well is 4SO. feet deep, with a
irst-class qu4lity of watsr. The next we'll
on the line will be put down at tbs JarriIla
camp.
Engine 435, consider ably damaged by the
rear-end collision at Alameda, yesterday,
was brought in this afternoon. Conductor
Charity Webb was in charge and Engineer
Frapk McColgan was on the engine. at
the time of the collision. Con-
ductor Hugh Huff I'd had charge OF the
tram run into, suffering the dem olishing
of his capoose and slight damages to two
or three freight cars.
The Santa Fe California limited train,
through here to-morrows wifi carry txo
extra Pullman sleepsrs, in addition 10th !
regular Equipment. The train this year ia
proving even more successful than last
year, and the Indications are that there
will be sufficient travel to warrant the
company running the trains tri- weekly for
some time. TIE first third train will leave
'hicago mex NJ Dday aud pass through
mere Wednesday,and already all the space,
has been sold out.
The Santa Rita railroad company, or
ganized to huild a branch of the Atchison
from S an Jose. near Silv. City. into the
Santa Rita gold copper district, has been
chartered at Santa T This move signals
4 new departure on behalf OF the Atchison
railway management that is m ut encour-
aging 10 the mining interests. The new
road will bs built at onca, and it is said
.everal branch lines, into other mining
camps, will so IN bs Under way. Resident
Engineer j. NJ VI ado. OF Pneblp. has just
inished the location OF this branch. AMI is
now receiving bi Ia for tbs grading.
t2H
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1898-01-13
Personal ~PlcK-uPs.


A. Mennet went south on No. l.
Joshua 8. Reynolds has gons to ri Paso.
Bill Hunter % up from Anton Chico, to-
day.
: Felix Martinez leaves, Tomorrow. for
El Paso.
Pedro A.. orteEa has been down from
Mora, to day.
L. MCPHERSON left for Albuquerque on
II. this afternoon.
J. NJ. Abprcr mbls Is ia the city from
Anton Chico, to-day.
Joe Haefner returned from Kansas City
on No. |, thlsa% AFTERNOONS.
y Fl~oersheim came down from Springer,
on No. ], this afternoon.
Mrs. N. Rodes and W, Il Nodss leave for
Caney Kansas. In the morning.
George W Early left for his home 10
MarceIine, Mo-, on tho early train, this
m rnIng.
Filadelfo Baca left for the City Of Next
co on II, this afterno n, his expected de-
parturs Of Monday, having been delayed.
W. =. Rowland, travelling for the How
land millinery company, Of Denver, left
for Albuquerque Of No. II, this afternoon.
~. Sheridan, deputy United States
marsnal, was over from Santa Fs, this
morning, but left on the afternoon train,
for the south.
Ed Billing, advance sgent of the Bittner
Theatre G mp my, after several days OF
pleasant stay 10 the city. will leave On the
firss morning train for Ration.
II. E Blake is down from his ranch, 10
the Beulah country, looking after his own
inte, ests and those OF his neighbors. He
will not pen that country store until
after the cropping season has been closed.