davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-23
Aier. Mclean Bound over to tho Gran
.Tury--Dther Mptfera


AIer. mclean Bound over to the Grand
Jury--other Matters.
Alex. Mclean, the swiichman who was
arrested last Friday night on the charge
of picking the pockets OF William Miller
at the Elk saloon, had his hearing before
Justice Crawford this morning Miller
was too intoxicated when the alleged
pickpocket was operating In hts pockets
TO know what did occur The testimony
OF disinterested spectator. however,
made matters lock rather bad for Me-
Lean, aud he was bound over 20 await
the action OF the grand Jury. and his
bond was fiyei at 1890. Mclean says
that he saved Miiler's life nj Needles last
sumner when he was In danger Of being
run over by n train, and the latter did
not seem TO be anxious 10 have him pros
ecuted.
While under the influence Of strong
drink last saturday afternoon. A. r.
Holyoke carried away wrench and a
hammer from his employer. jos. r. John.
ston. Iie was arrested, but az Mr. John
ston did not desire TO prosecute him oD
the charge OF larceny, he WAS given five
days for drunkenness by Justice Crawford
to day.
A couple OF young men. who we're rae
Ing on the city streets yesterday after.
noon, were arrested. They pleaded guilty
and were fined fo apiece by Justice Craw
ford this morning, which they paid.
Jean Thomas, colored women, was
given ten days In the county jail on the
charge OF vagrancy.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-23
THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
Trading in New York Almost
Without Parallel.
Shares Bound Around Five aud Ten
Points on Big Dealings.
Favorable Bank Statement and Easy
Money Among the Incentives.
ENORMOUS CROWDS ATTEND.

New York, Jan. %. The stock market
trading this forenoon has scarcely 0
parallel In the history OF tie exchange
shares. which until recently were Mt
tended with conservative fluctuations
became speculative footballs ana bound
I'd around to 10 points on enormous
dealings. The tremendous bull move
ment under way In the stock market, In
dicating as II does the pnlse OF the
financial and commercial situation,
brought the public into market 10 an
exceptional extent rendering II i'm.
possible for the recognized msfket lead.
era to iutllence trading a. In the past
The crowds In the brokers' offices and the
galleries of the exchange were enormous
A large stock Exchauge house posted
n notice that IL would not be responsible
for the trade In the odd lots 0uin< TO the
enormous businesc IN 300 share lots. Ths
brokers generally ref 10 stop the loss
Of orders, as they were impossible OF exc
cution.
Trading was unprsc Tented In volume
and Ia Tapidity OF fluctuations. The
O normous purchasing orders accumulated
over sunday, the favorable bank state.
ment assuring easy ODey, and the ru.
NOR Of Vanderbilt deal with the Chi
cag0 x Northwestern being incentivee.
The fluctuations for the first half hour
were the highest, and the market soon
broke on liquidation and short selling.
but was again going up strongly at noon,
lead by the co3lers.
The principal nnctuaticns were the
following: Pitsburg, Cleveland. Cinciu-
natl and ST. Louis advanced 19ss, react.
ed Is, rallied 8; the Pennsy iyania ad.
venced 81 aud lost half Of the rise (;
the Canada Southern advanced lll6.
dropped 9IS and rallied 4; Cleveland,
Columbus. Cincinnati and st. Louis ad-
vanced 81 and dropped a. the Union Pa
citc pTeiprred and the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit were hammered down four; the
New York Air Brake. "a; the Grangers
and Atchison preferred. Chicago 4 Great
Western. Manhattan, sugar and various
other shares nuctuated 10 points.
The large. operators are believed to
have been heavy eellers during the fore
noon, taking advantage OF the public
demand. Many orders were refused on
account OF the impossibility OF giving
them the proper attention. The prices
attained were generally the highest IN
recent years.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-23
WILL VISIT Las VEGAS.
Albuqu-rqus Eiks to Participate In I
Celebration There Thurrdlay.

Albuqu-rqus Elks to Participate In the
Celebration There Thursday.
IL our citizens should see a number OF
we'll known gentlemen OF this city at
the fepot next "Wednesday night with
stove pipe hats, Prince Albert coats ano
carrying can,s adorned with purple
ribbons. they need not BE- surprised. f0I
they are only some OF AlbuquerQue's
stately Elks. who are going 10 Las Vegas
10 attend the celebration OF the first an
niyei sary OF the organization OF the
kiks lodge in that city on January 26.
The following gentlemen expect to ac-
cept the invitation OF the Las Vegas
Elks TO participate in the celebrtt n:
4 Rnppe, Louis Baer, j. n. 0'Rielly, q.
Cruise and Sheriff Tb0s. s. Hubbell.
they have not yet made up their minds
The new depot hotel at Las Vegas, the
Castaneda, will be formally opened on
ihUr.day night by the banquet which
the Eiks OF that city will give In honor
of their visitors. The banquet will un-
d0ubtedly be q grand affair AS the Las
Vegas people intend TO surpass the
efforts OF the Albuquerque Elks In this
respect.
The meeting nights Albuquerque
IO1ge, No. 4Gi. b. Z. o. r., have been
changed from the frat and third Thurs.
days 10 second and fourth Saturdays TO
accommodate the Masons who belong to
the order. Meetings are held at the X.
OF 7. hall.
The following members OF the lodge
we're initiated at the meeting last Satur
day night: I'D. Lempke, c. X. Newhsll
and A d. StOckett.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-23
CoSoREssioSAL.
IN THE SENATE.

IN lnE HbNAfE.
Washington, Jan. 23-The bill re.
ported by the judiciary committee pro
viding for the attendance OF witnesses.
IN matters pertaining 10 court claims,
was passed by the senate.
White. OF California. addressed the
senate on the anti expansion resolution
offered by Vest. Ia yiew OF the pro.
position OF the California legislature TO
instruct" White aud his colleague.
Perkins, how 20 vote upon the policy OF
expansion and upon the pending peace
treaty, the remarks OF White were re-
ysrded with much interest. White
poke not only on the Vest
resolution but also Oh that offered by
Bacon tGeorgia) declaring the inhabit.
q lts OF the Philippines entitled 10 liberty
,nd independence. White took as text
FOR his remarks certain paragraphs from
supreme conft decisions. a sentence from
President Mekinley's Atlanta speech and
a paragraph from the report OF Admiral
Dewey 10 the navy department saying
the filipiBos were AZ we'll qualified Tor
sslf government as the CubanI. He said
he had no intention OF discussing the
question from legal standpoint. "Ihe
views OF senators OF eminent ability"
aid he, demonstrate the futiIity OF
aianyo-ing 20 secure accord upon that
point"
The senate at 2 o'clock went into an
executive session on motion OF Davis,
chairman OF the foreign relations com.
mittee.
When the senate went into executive
session 10 day the nominations OF Ad.
mil alu nj AalIau nd ~ haK
naval officers advanced In numbers were
taken up. German made speech at
tacking the administration for preierring
sampson TO Schley. Dodge replied de-
tending the course OF the administration.
IN THE HOUSE.
In the house, Gardiner. republican,
chairman OF the committee on labor,
asked unanimous consent for the cOnsid
Grafton OF bill TO extend the contract
labor law 10 the Hawaiian islands
Knox. republican, OF Massachusetts,
chairman OF the committee on territOr-
ies, objected.
Brossius, republican. OF Pennsylvania,
rising 10 question OF privilege sent 10
the clerks dek and read "A paragraph
from Toledo newspaper describing him
~ "The sleepy member OF congress" He
branded the paragraph as "wickei,
baseless falseho0d, c0wardly, brutal
calnmny," and its author, "a bastard"
The bill TO restore Captain Robert W.
Dowdy TO the active list Of the army was
passed. District OF Columbia business
was taken up.
Representative Clark. OF Iowa, to-day
introduced a bill providing that no polyg-
amist shall be senator or representative
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-23
ZUNl INDIANS.
Dying by the Hundreds from
RaYageS Of Small POH,
Their villages Being Depopula,ed by
Loathsome Disease.
Report that AguIualdo will Suspend Re
lsiions with United States.
CONGRESSIONAL rRocrFprses.


Special to The Citizen.
Gallup, N. NJ, Jan. 23.--It Is an unde.
niable fact that smallpox has taken hold
on the Zuni Indians. What was Mt one
time the most powerful tribe OF Indians
under the sun and over the EARTH are
about 20 be wiped ont OF existence. The
Znni population two months ago was
something over I,700. Up to and iuelud
ing Janusry lS, 1899, 2l7 deaths have oc
Cured. leaving over GOO still sick Possi
bly, halt OF the number OF sick will re
cover. Dr. Knapp, Of Santa Fe, and sew
eral nurses In attendance, are unable 10
give much relief.
The postmaster, who has been a victim
OF the disease, Is slowly recovering. A.
present Mlss farrote Is In charge OF the
Office In another building. All mail for
this point goes through the hands OF DR.
Hinch. OF Gallup. and IL accompanied by
certificate showing that IL has teen
iisinfected.
We are pleased to note that the Navajo
Indians are free OF this ioathaoine dis.
ease. and no fears are entertained for
their safety.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-23
DEATH OF A coon LADY.

Mrs. Jossnta Chayss. wife OF Hon. Fsiip.
thsvcs, Died at Beien.
This morning, Mrs. Vicente N. Bacs. Of
this city, received the sad telegraph.
news OF the death OF her mother, Mrs
Josehta Chayes, at Belen, last night at II
o'clock.
The deceased was the wife Of Hon
Felipe Chsyes. one OF the wealthiest and
most prominent citizens OF Belen, VRlen.
cia county, and has been patient suf-
erer for over year. She was born at
Los Padillas, this county. on August %.
1910, and was therefore 80 years months
old at the time OF her death. She was one
OF the grand daughters OF Hon. Francisco
Javier Chayes. long since dead. who was
he founder OF the family OF Chaves IN
New Mexico ana the last executive OH
Ger under the Spanish government for
this territory.
The deceased leaves 10 mourn hei
death. besides her venerable husband,
three grown np children as followf:
Mrs Vincento M. Baes, OF this city: Miss
hsnuelits Chayes. OF Denver, and Jose
Chayes. OF New York. and eight grand
s0ns. children OF Mr.. and Mrs. Yincente
VI. Baca.
kilograms have been sent 10 the
laughter In Denver and son In New York
informing them OF the death OF their
mother. but IL will be impossible for
ihem 10 attend the funeral which, ut the
honr OF going TO press, had not been
lefinitely set but will no doubt occur a'
Belen on Wednesday morning, Janulvy
%.
I, Undertaken Strong left to-day on a
freight train for Belen. taking along
With him. a handsome casket for ths
remains.
Mrs. Baca and one Of her cons will
leave for belen tl.i5 evening. W. rLea
Who has been quite III the past ten days
with the grip. regrets his inability on
his account to attend the funeral At
Belen.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-23

Charles Maussrd Is elsted over the hot
water heating system which the whitney
company recently put In at his residence
THE working OF the plant exceeds m,
highest expectations" said he In speak
ting OF 10 to-day.
II watched the thermometer yesteida,
and found that every room ~ the h0us
was heated just 20 degrees. From morn
ing until midnight the Thermometer dc
not vary one-half OF degree. and from
midnight until o'clock this morning
when there was no one looking after the
IRE. the thermomeier fell just 4 degrees
it l. by all odds the most satisfae or,
system Of heating that have ever seen.
Mr.. Mauaard states that he will gladly
show the plant to anyone who may de
sire 10 inspect 10.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-23
SUSPEND RELATIONS.

aguinsido WIN Recall AgonoiiIo " He L.
Not Received
London, Jsn %. - The Filipino Junta
here has received dispatches saving that
II Ayoloilio, one OF Aguinaldo's enyOys
at Washington, il not received by the
United States government within few
days, Agu!naldO will recall him to Man
liza and suspend relations with the United
states, "thus removing all important me
dium for arriving at q peaceful under
sisndiDg,'
The Julta's adyioes also assert that
large numbers OF American troops are
fraternizn2 with ths natives, aud many
are engaged 70 Filipino girls"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-23

eolored queens Of the village. when a
gust OF wind suddenly came up and as
the zephyrs echoed throughout the vii.
lsee the words rang back "A fishy story"
The wind had also carried of the cap
tain's hat, and had forced the awe.
inspired visitors 10 retreat into the coach.
When the train reached this city, the
captain was supplied with hat from
the accumulation list" at Sturges' Eu
ropean, and. although the head gear was
somewhat abbreviated. IL answered the
purpose and saved explanations TO pas
sengere from this city going north a. 10
how legislator became hatless.
Sheriff Pat Garrett. Hon. Martin Lob
man, Z. II. Curran and Judge J. r.
McFie, who were also on the train going
10 Santa Fe. can vouch for the truthful
ness OF the above story.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-23
MORE KLoNDIKE GOLD.

Dominion Creek springs Into Prominence
s- Goid Producer.
Tacoma, Wash, Jan. 23 - p II. Hebb,
part owner OF forty klondike claims, has
arrived from Dawson. lie brings news
that Dominion creek has jumped into
prominence as gold producer, excelling
the Bonanza and equaling the El Dorado.
lts claims are nos AZ rich az a limited
number on thu III Dorado, but its length
IL greater. The Dominion and El Dorado
together will produce $l0.0000O0 TO Si2..
100000 al he spring clean up. A con
seryatiye Cstimata places the winter out
put OF the KlOndike at S3O,OO0,0CO. doub
ling the outpat OF last winter.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-23

The following persons were baptized
Il the Baptist church last night by Rev.
Bruce Kinney: MIR. aud Mrs. o. & i'd
on, Miss Bertha Fleming, Joseph An
lers and IL. 2. Munson.
number OF complaints have reached
this Office regarding the New Mexican
Portrait company, and IL seems that the
company failed In number OF cases 10
fulhll their contracts.
". l.. Hathaway, general agent for the
Mutual Life Insurance company, re
nrned last Saturday night from trip
to the northern part OF the territory.
Take advantage OF our suit aud over.
coat sale; prices are cut way Gown Sin on
5tr1, the Railroad avenue clothier.
Dining room girl wanted at once. hp.
ply or address, I. ~ Hineh, Gallup, n. NJ
Wanted--A small steam table for hotel
use. Inquire at Commercial club.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-23

Capt v II. II. Llewellyn. who IL a
house representative in the present legis-
lature from Dona Ana county, visited his
family at Las Crnces last Friday night,
and returned north last night. When
the train reached the Indian village Of
Isleta. the captain, with his coat tightly
buttoned around his manly figure In
military fashion, stood on the platform
OF the chair ear explaining 20 gray
haired old gentleman and his two pretty
daughters the beauties OF the lsleiR In
dian village on such clear moonlight
nights. He had reached a pretty dog
story, wherein faithful canine had
saved the life OF one OF the copper.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-23
OPENING OF "rHE FAIR"
A Zine Display of Handsome Goods at a

a Fine Display of Handsome Goods at a
Handsome store,
This morning The Fair" store made
its bow to the public in its elegant new
Gu rters, No. PIG Railroad avenue.
M-nagfr Levy and his corps OF assistants,
after two weeks OF systematic arrange
ment OF the thousands of articles In the
stock, have certainly shown taste IN the
display of beautiful aud new household
articles and decorations. The window
display, while grand one and In
splendid taste, gives but mere idea OF
the countless useful aud ornamental
objects 10 be seen inside. With new
goods In newly fitted store. centrally
located. and prices the lowest "The Fair"
ia sure TO prosper and grow.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-23
A COLOSSAL Commission.

WIN unferiake the Government Of Newly
Acquired Territories.
Washington, Jan. 23.--The secretary
OF war has completed the organization
Of colonial commission 70 undertake
the administration here In Washington
OF all matters of detail esptc,ing the
government of territories acquired dur
ing the war or occupied by United States
forces. The personnel OF the commits
sion will be; General Robert p Kennedy,
Ohio; Curtis Guild, Massachusetts,; Chas.
". wilkins. Michigan The commission
will deal with he7tOwal Of franchises aud
CONCESSIONS. distribution OF moneys 90 be
spent on public improvements and all
other Troublesome issues.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-23

and Club. Chris Won Der Abe had en-.
tered plea that the mortgage did not
cover the st. bouis franchise OF the
National League aud American Associa-
tion of Base Ball Clubs which was his
exclusive personal property. Judge Spen-
Ger decided that the mortgage was 30
worded "a TO cover the base ball fran.
chiaa
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-23
TIE RAILROAp LOsEs.

The supreme Court Decides Tax Case In
Favor of Montana,
Washington, Jan. %. - In the United
States supreme court to-day Justice Me-
kenna handed down an opinion In the
case OF the Northern Pacific Railway
company w. the treasurer OF Jefferson
county, Montana, involving the right OF
the state authorities TO tax railroad
lands within the Northern Pacific grant,
which are unpatented because their
character with reference 70 minerals has
not been determined. The railroad com
pany cOntended that such right had not
existed The decision OF the court Was
against the company. The supreme
court upheld this opinion.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-23
OPPOSE ImrkRiaLusm

sourhs Cochran aud Samuel aomper,
Address Mass Mcctsng.
New York. Jan. GA great mas,
meeting was held Mt the Academy oI
Music last night under the auspices o!
the Continental league TO protest against
The policy Of imperialism and entang
ii0y alliances. j. b. Eustis. W. Bourkt
Cochran and Samuel Gompers made
speeches. Resolutions we're adopted Il
I've sent to the president and congress.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-23
OTIS HEARD Fsoa.
Health Of Comnand Good and New Hoe
I-.-..--..-----..--.-

Health of Comnand Good and New Hoo
pitsi unnecssssry,
Washington, Jan. 23.-General Otis,
commanding the military forces In the
Philippines, cabled the war department
Manila. Jan. 2I.-fhe construction Of
a hospital at Nagasaki Ia unnecessary.
The health of the command is good.
Diseases are sncce s'ully treated here,
except chronic bowel difficulty and rheu
matism send number OF such Gases
Monday by transport Z3sladina to san
Francisco. II peace prevailed might
establish y hospital ia the mOu tains
where the patients would cure rapidly
The conyalescent hospital, at Corregidor,
Ia eueceasfuI"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-23

Five weddings took place at the old
town Catholic church this morning,
George Armijo, the son OF Carlos ArmijO,
was married 10 Aurelia Garcia. the
daughter OF Jose Z. Garcia. OF Old town
The other four couples were all from
other towns In the county. A grand wed
ding baile will be given at the 0rches-
trion this evening la honor Of the mar
fiage OF Mr. Armijo and Miss Garcia.
Marshal McMillin has received letter
from Butte, Mont, inquiring II there are
any relatives In this city OF man by the
nams0f CieCrg Quintal. who was murdered
near Butte short time ago. The letter
states that the man said he had a brother
living in this city. Anyone knowing
anything about such family will oblige
by informing the marshal.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. O. sebfee, who have
charge OF the rooms over kOx's jewelry
store, we're arrested 70 day on the COM
plaint OF Mrs. G. o. Harrison, who
charges them with asssultinga a dwelling.
The case will be heard by Justice Ribble
10 morrow.
Wanted-By "A 81. Lonis Wholesale
grocery company, an experienced sales
man 10 represent them In New Mexico
and Arizona. The applicant must have
good references. Address s. A. w.,
4063 Washington avenue, ST. Louis.
II. Il. Fox. the we'll known ieweler and
watch inspector for the entire line of the
Santa Fe Pacific, has returned from a
trip over the road.
". NJ. Watson, a newspaper man from
Sterling. Ill, who recently arrived in the
city, paid THR CITIZEN a pleasant call
to-day.
Mrs. William Farr and Miss Durr. who
were ~ El Paso on visit OF few days,
returned home les. night,
Frank p. Mcclure. the opera house
builder, returned 10 the city Saturday
night.
Kf. Harsch celebrated the 29th ami
versary of his birth In a quiet sort OF a
way.
". A. Steele, representing n. G. De
Wit n Co., OF Chicago, IL In the city.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-23
Dspew Deniei IL.

New York, Jan. % 3-Chsuncey ". De.
pew tO-day denied the story that the New
York Central was planning a transcon.
tlnental line.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-23
Had You Thought nfIt2

We have no agents. no tickets, no
schemes. Our Inducements TO secure
YOUR patronage are good work, artistic
poses and llghtiDgs, and one price 10 all
alike--as low as good photographs can
10 made. y. W. Voorhees,, photographer.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-23
SPANISH PRISONERS.
Filipino Congress at Msioios Authorises |
Their Release.

Filipino Congress ct Msioios Authorize
Thcir Release.
Madrid, Jan. 23 According to dis
patch received from Manila, the Filipino
congress at Malolos has authorized the
release OF Spanish civil prisoners and
will shortly liberHte the military pris-
1ners.
AGUINALDo's CONDITIONS.
Premi9r Sagssta declares that Agul.
nsld0 "a sde the liberation OF the Spanish
prisoners of the Philippines conditional
upon Spain recognizing the Philippine
republic and aliylng herself thereto
Aguinaldo, II Ia added, similarly de
e,anded the vstican's recognition OF the
Philippine republic, dispatch from
Nanilr sys: The time In which the In.
irgenls allowed the Americans 10 recog.
aizs their Independence expires TO- NOR
cw, and hostilities ara expected 10 re-
opsn. Aguinaido has requested the
vatican TO send . commission TO neg0.
late for the release OF clericals."
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-23

Omaha, Jan. 23.--Rush orders were
received to-day st the headquarters OF
the department OF Missouri Ter forward
Ing the 22nd infantfy 10 San Francisco.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-23
pr.si.i.n,.. nntinr

Washington, Jan. 23-President and
Mrs. Mckinley ann party OF friends
went down the river to-day on the dis
patch boat S,lah for days outing.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-23

Washington, Jan. 23.-Sadie Burnham
was to-day appointed postmistress at
Olio San Juan county, n. NJ. vice Mollie
G. Keldmyer, resigned.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-23
Hase Ball Franchise Foreciosed.

Hase ball Franchise Foreciosed.
81 Louis, Mo, Jan, 2s.-ln the circuit
court to-day Judge Spencer rendered
decision in favor OF the plaintiff, In the
foreclosure Of the Mississippi Valley
Trust company vs.. the SpOrtsman's Park
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-23
poLIoE couRr NEWS.

New YORK. Jan. 2s.--silyer. 59ac
Lead, ~ 90.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-23
Dress Skirts Special J

In order to make room for new goods on the way we
must dispose OF as much stock hand as possible You
will hnd u
New Figured Briantine Skirt for only 99c. and up
Agood Brilliautine Skirt trimmed and interlined
s2 90 each and up
good Fancy Figurai ColoIed Skirt $3.50 each and
up.
All our, finest silk Skirts put sale at exactly half
former prco