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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-20

won from Nilkesbarre yes
i- the score Of TO ). The visit
.. all of their runs in the first
s and the turn Of the tide IN the
Cr LISP favor made the victory ali
81. --. welcome TO the cranks.
same was a pretty one, Astounding
1 ls that aroused great excitement.
l Jack ChesDro was up for the
uions and his start was enough TO
the assembled rooters grow tired.
Gown Clymer. the comedian Of the Ba-
gas. laced the roll of yarn rubber, and
..-aer out into centre-feld, and but for
g.. TACT that young Willie Hdrgrove OBJ
..,s 20 any ball landing on the ground,
b. 1as charge of Wilkesbarre's funny
r.r would have been safe and sound on
second 0r third base. The rooters drew a
long breath. ana eighteenth pairs or eyes
v.r. rxei On Richmond's twirler. O'Dweil
.t t.. BAH for a single, Halligan for a
I.r .. bass. Goeckel for a sack. Ather-
sod iar.I 20 Wrgley who made his
Regular tl.t-mning error, and the Barons
Dad three uns Then Jack settled down
cid Wukesbarre scored 10 more.
Throughout ne rest Of the battle for
victory Happy Jack was himself, and
ael i.t four scattering hits, that
clt. t. nothing. one OF them was
t o, d dumb play.
WE'RE OK TO PATTON.
3-- Patton. ,ne cruel young man who
N mean enough TO give Richmond but
Ca tt thus refusing TO allow the Cham
l. % score when the locals were in
b. Pennsylvania home, was up TO repeat
tod m
0- the lot. Great fielding on the part
mis- supporters was an In the world
.s. saved him from a most fearful
hing
W.ey and the rest Of the boys start
MS 10 get back The three runs the
ts had TO the good, 50 Ralph Sey-
4 md Porter shannon went on the
Ines and The fun commenced to
music OF the rooters encouraging
r The boys started business I'm the
I'll, ra.ug by getting a couple Of men on
o. t..- bur as the batsmen had solved
o. mixture as presented by Patton. the
i .ulr did not commence until a
t later. and then the boys got even
VITA vengeance They hit and slammed
i'a, Old BAN an around the lot and IL
lo very long before they had forged
b.. rto the lead, ana there they held
t-a. winning the game and first
.- b. the race.
DID SOME FINE WORK.
llan played fast game around
base. and Seybold. Hargrove, and
ne star outfcld of the Atlantic
+ attended 10 business, and the
the Champions played ball, espe-
Hue Tommy Hess, who plucked
M with the greatest ease.
,t 'aesbro heard the rooters beg
bold 20 put the bail over the
and Ralph was not feeling well
o DO SO, the husky boy pushed
..re right over the fence himself.
'-a"3r. and Wikesbarre play again
ad then Manager Wells and his
&, away for a week.
H.'e A inc score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-20
HIT At THE RIGHT TINE.
This is What Gave Scranton the Vic
tory Over Reading.

READING. PA, May l9.-(special)-
The locals were defeated by the Scran-
ton team on the home grounds to-day
bv q score of to ?. The playing of
Doherty was a feature. Allen pitched
superb game. Opportune hits made by
scranton won them the game. Score:
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PATERSON SHUT OUT AT HOME.
The Home Team Played Like school
Huys--Eey pcouIe prcseut

PATTERSON, n. j.. May 19-(special.)-
Paterson played worse than lot of
school-hoys this afternoon, and were de-
feated by a score Of II to 0. Maginnis
pitched fine ball and received good sup
port About thirty people witnessed the
game. Score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-20

Summary: Earned runs-LancasIeI. z.
Two-base hits-Wise. Roach, Leahy, But
termore. Schaub. Klopf. Three-base hit
on bases-Lancaster. 9; Newark 10.
Struck out-By Wilhelm, /; by Brown l.
First base on errors-Lancaster 4; New
ark. 3. First base on balls-Of Wilhelm,
l: off Brown, 3. Wild pitch-Brown.
passed ball-Wente. Umpire-Mr Nc
Dermott. Time Of game--1 hour ard IS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-20
From Kichmona, he sAys.

RALEIGH. n. c., Nay l9.--ssrrc;ai.)--
A white man. aleu-. T. Years old. was
JAILED here to-day, Charged with roobing
a negro harsroeus. witch he catered last
night by f,llng an sr'-r bar. lie nrst savs
his rar.o a. r-aospss j PssSlss pit nov
SAYS II Il cscii Y&gs. and that Ids homo
Is Richmond. he waived examinAsssn and
refused 10 say more.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-20
AT BERRY's.

1nfhc straight line of Cravats
NO have every variety for ell
s.rl, men. middle-aged men, or
,.,,na men. In the eccentric
Tue nave some styles that
49,. satisfy the most freak
..5o5. ID the conventional
line we have some patterns that
you'd simply lull you to sleep.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-20

ed to shift to the Changers and the divi-
dend-payers. On Friday the market was
generally dull and irregular, and showed
renewed disposition TO sell of.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-20
NOTICE.


UNTIL JUNE IL. 1899. AT IL O'CLOCK
NJ. at my Office ln the city OF Greenvllle.
5. c.. SEALED BIDS WILL BE RE-
CEIvED FOR THIRTY-TWO TuOU-
SAND DOLLARS (SS2 0C0) OF COUPON
BONDS. TO be issued by the County
Board OF Commissioners OF Greenyiiio
county, s. c., under the authority OF an
act passed by the General Assembly OK
South Carolina at It's regular session o,
1898, for the purpose OF paying OF the
past indebtedness Of said county, said
bonds TO bear date July 1. 1899. and 10 De
made payable twenty years from the dato
OF same, interest al the rate OF per ce2t.
per annum, payable semi-annualiy on INC
first days OF JANUARY end July or
each year. In Grcenvillc. or In New York,
at the option II holders. and bonds TO be
or the denomination Of Si.0o each. The
right to reject any and al BIDS ~ hereby
reserved. With each bid must be GER
tilted check VI $1,000.
]. T.. SPFFGLE.
County Supervisor,
an CI-eof1rn (.rcQpNilla County 81 &.
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SCORE by INNINGS.
Richmond ...... .".....0 -

Summary. Two-base hIt-Hallisan.-
Three base >hit--Dundon. Home run
Chcsbro Sacrifice hits--Dundon and
Atherton. Stolen bases Wrigley GU,
Dolan. and Hess CO. Left on bases
Richmond, g.; Wlkesbarre. 3. Struck out
BY Chesbro. 3; by Patton. 3. Double
play--Atherton Onassisted). First on
on Chesbro. q OFF Patton, g. Hit by
pitched ball-Coughlin. Umpre-Mr. Ber-
ger. Time OF game-l hour and 50 minutes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-20
STOCK EXCHANGE.

Richmond, Va. May 10, 1899.
Sales Georgia Southern and tlorida
list preferred. 20 shares at s2lz. Virginia
Carolina Chemical, preferred. 70 shares
AZ I15N. Virginia Carolina Chemical, pre-
ferred % shares at l15%; Virsinia-Caro-
Ina Chemical. common, shares at 70Ai
WIroinia- Carolina Chemical. common, 80
shares at 75l2.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-20

Wheat-No. 2. 49,, ,o-,
july july .........75sg74 7l%Ga 77s,t 7 7sa
Sept 49,. .7Sl8g& 141s Ss 1874
W W s;': ::: : II Il II
Sept ......'SfS S'@
sspt II. II 2i% S0.@s ~
Mess Pork-per Dbl
Sept Sept ....:......;Ss7,l Sa2,s sSs5 $50
Lard-per 100 lbs.
s s1Iy ..t.:.::.ass $50 SEA $50
Short Ribs--psr 100 lbs.
se eIS ......Ms2ls as5 Asns as5
cash quotations were as foiiows: no. =
yellow corn, 33%c. Flour oiet and
frm. No. 2 spring wheat, 7sQ;stse.: No.
spring wheat, sseasasc,; No; red. Ilso
> rye. sc. No. 2 barley, seg+oc. No. /
fiaxseed. si.o2szqlSl.o5. Prime timothy
seed. y2.25. Mess pork. per barrel, s3.l5d
$50 Lard. per 100 pounds nl01SS. isis
Short-rib sides, loose, Ac0fps4 So Dry
sailed shoulders, boxed. $l254siJO Short
clear sides. boxed, sts5GsS. Wh.sksy. dis
tiners' finished goods. per gallon. N.26.
Sugar-Cut-iosf unchanged. Butter steady;
creamery i.svishe,; dairy. lo9isc. Eggs
creams, 9aloAc.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, May 19.-cottcn-Seot
quiet: prices unchanged; American nao'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-20

Summary Two-base hit-Dillon. Sacri-
fee hit-Smith. Stolen bases-Dillon ~
Yinpert. Knoll. Doherty. Left on bases
Reading. .: Scranton, T. Struck out-By
Fertsch. 3. First base on balls.-On
Fertsch. (: off Allen 4. Hit by pitcher
SNYDER OConnell. Umpre-Mr Belts
,rirna Of game / hour and 30 minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-20

Book and JOB Printing neatly executed
II tha D.soatok Prir1ug-licusA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-20

The State Bank Ofvirginia,
RICHMOND. VA.

Directors Alexander Cameron, John
S. Elicit, +. c. Williams, Jr, Granville
G. Valentine, James D. Crunip, John K
Williams, J. NJ. Fourquean, A. X. Elicr-
son, J. L. Antrim. jag
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GENERAL MARKETS.

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, May Extraordinarily
firm; winter straights, S.6Oa&65; M!nne-
sofa patents, S3So4Sil0.
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READING

Totals ...... .............. - II L
Murphy batted for Fertsch in ninth
inning.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
% : go
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PATERSON

SCORE ny INNINGS.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-13

BuCkLAND LEANEs Us.

The Globe Irotter. the Mine kspert and
the Printer Goes To Ktngmrn.
William Bucklsnd, who has been con
nected with The CITIZEN job office the
past eleven months, iett tails afternoon
for the wallapai mountains near King
man, Arizona.
Buckland. who was born In England.
is q yeritable globe trOttef, besides being
iirst.class nine expert and "pounder
OF the little types. lie went to sea with
an uncle, anu for years was located In
South Africa; be fought throughout the
Zulu war aud was at ulsnde. south
Africa. when the r,msins OF yOung
Napoleon, who had been killed by the
Lulu-, were brought 10 thaG city, anu n.
a time wnen the Iwent, fourth regiment
OF English iufantrymen were almost Gus
10 pieces in desperate encounter w.t.
the Ilius.
auckland lived for sometime at J.
haunebburg, being pioneer ot tlst
town. and worked for n long time on the
diamond fields Of South Africa.
lie came 10 the United States abe /
seven years ago, having buried wlte
and two children ia South Africa, 81 q
about two years ago reached AtzDha
where he prospected In the Mallapai
mountains. He discovered the skele,on
OF man under tree In the Wallspais,
and near by struck the vein OF mine,
which he named the Skeleton mile.
After doing considerable work on the
mine, he left ana came 10 this city where
he secured work during the spanish wal
days on TIE CITIZEN He has just been
offered 5000 for the mine, and will
meet An expert. who represents the pur-
chaser, at klastah on Monday.
Before reaching Arizona, he lived Ia
Texas and published two weekly news
papers In the Lone Star" state-nsn.cly
the RiDgo Messenger and Tyler News.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-13

A base ball team from the university
and team made up Of players from the
high school and the GOss Military Insti-
tue are playing game at the fair
grounds this afternoon. The base ball
team OF The CITIZEN office Is also play
ing a picked nine from the Highlands
near the railroad hospital. A special
wire late this afternoon announces that
THE CITIZEN team was defeated by a
score OF 13 TO IL.
X. II. Greenleaf returned yesterday
from the He'll canyon mining district,
and he says that the Star mill was ex-
pected TO be ready TO start up sometime
to-day. He believes, like many other
Albuquerqueans, that He'll canyon con-
tains SOME paying properties, but capt
tai Is needed TO develop them,
X. q. MsrmOn, wife and baby. from
Laguna, arrived In the city last night to
spend TO day In the territorial metrOpO-
lis, They will return west this evening.
The "Rough Riders" who are at pres
ent In the city. are requested TO attend
a meeting TO be held at HOppings bicy-
Gle shop this evening at 1880 o'clock.
DR., Q. Y. Blackington, the well known
sheriff OF SOcOrrO county. is in the city
today on legal matters. He expects 10
T turn south to- morrow morning.
Jose G. Chayes, the live stock adjnster
for the Santa Fe road, down this way Il
in the city from Valencia county.
The Mandolin club has kindly con
sented To furnish the music at Rev. GAYS
lecture on Monday evening.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-13
LICKED BY LAWTON.
Rebels Driven From EntrenChed
Position al San FOnSO.
All Foreigners Ordered TO Leave
Philippine lnsu,g gent Territory.
Aguinsldo Admits That II WIN Take Time
TO Conquer the United States.
WOMAN ACQUITTED OF MURDER.

Manila, May l3. - The Filipino forces
entrencned behiud strong Notifications
at San Fonso. north OF Bslinag, have
been driven from their position by tien
bawton. One American WAS wounded.
Admiral Dewey. on the Olympia, will
start for New YORK via the Suez canal In
about ten days. and is expected TO make
the trip In about four months.
FOREIGNERS ORDERED AWAY.
Manila, May l3.-Aguinaldo has issued
orders that all foreigners leave insnrgeni
territory within forty-eight hours. There
are only few mnercial msn there.
mostly English and German. Agninaldo
believes that by refusing them rights OF
non -combatants no can force their gov.
err msnts to recognize the bellig, rency
OF his 30 called government In order that
they may treat for the safety OF their
subjects. The Filipino president was
taken with General Treas and brought
Father Mckinnon a copy OF the letter
written by AgUinaldo TO General Treas,
asking his opinion OF the advisab.iity OF
surrendering, saying: fear the long
warfare necessary TO conquer the United
States will drain the country Of resources
too much.
SUhR0UNDED by REBELS.
The rebels are 30 close TO San Fer.
nand0 as To make life In that place un.
comfortable. The armies OF the United
States have advanced 10 far that the
question OF transportation becomes q
great problem. To solve IL the engineers
are repairing the Bagbag bridge 10 that
II will be safe for the passage OF trains
and give railroad connection between
Manila and San Fernando. Meantime
supplies shipped 10 Calnmpit have TO be
hauled fifteen miles to Gen. Macarthur
at San Fernando and twenty miles to
Gen. Lawton by bullock carts. and every
cart has TO be ferried separately on a raft
across the Rio Grande two or three
times. The roads are 10 rough that II Is
impossible to make more than one mile
per hour.
Among the thousands OF pretended
friendly natives returning to their homes
behind the American army are some who
make II unsafe unless the Americans 90
we'll armed In parties. Soldiers going
about alone are frequently fired upon
from the houses or from behind bushes.
ANOTHER COMMISSION.
Manila. May l3. = Reyes. a lieutenant
on the staff Of Gen. Delphi, came 10 Gen
Lswton to day under flag OF truce, and
was escorted N Esnils. psyos told
Major General Otis that Aguinaldo de-
sired passes for military commission 10
come TO Manila 10 confer with the Amer
lean Philippine commissioners. Otis 70.
piled that passes we're not necessary, a.
uDarmed commissioners could enter the
American lines.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-13
"0ET In BY ALL MEANS"

so Mayor Msrrop Teiegrsphs Judge Crum.
pssker In Regard to Reunion.
Last evening Mayor Marion received
the following telegram from Judge Crum-
packer:
Prescott. A. T.. May u.
Hon. O. ~ Marion, Albuquerque;
Las Vegas offers free music, opera
house, carriages and hotel free for tifty
guests. camp full equipped for troops.
and three days session. We 20 TO camp
TO morrow to see Col. Brodie.
j. W. CRUMPACKER.
In response TO the same Mayor Marion
telegraphed back as follows last evening:
Albuquerque. N. NJ, May I2. 1899.
To, the Hon. J. W. Crumpacker, Prescott.
Message received too late to get full ex.
preston Of people. Those whom have
seen say, "Get IL by all means" Interest
and enthusiasm unahated. NV opinion.
you should be able to meet any of II Vegas
can make. You know the feeling of our
people and are on the ground. whoop
her up. o. N. MARION.
A telegram received from W. l.. Hath
8waw. at Prescott, states that Judge
Crumpacker and Sheriff Hubbell had left
this morning for the mining camp,
where Col0nsl Brodie Is at the present
time
Everybody Ia now anxiously awaiting
the result OF the interview OF the com.
mittee with Colonel Brodie.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-13
JUDGE HAMILTON To LEAVE.

Goes Into Partnership with Attorney
Leigh Clark at Nj Psso.
Judge II. B. Hamilton. OF this city, will
leave tomorrow morning for III Paso
where he will go into partnership with
Leigh Clark, one OF the most prominent
attorneys OF that city. II IL expected that
A. B. Fall will also become member OF
this firm. although he will maintain his
residence and keep his office In New Mex
leo The new firm will be an unusually
strong one and will undoubtedly have a
lucrative practice.
Judge Hamilton was an associate jns-
tice OF the supreme court OF New Mexico
and Judge Of the Fifth judicial district,
with headquarters at SOcorrO. At the
close OF his term. he moved to this city
and opened law offices In the Grant
block. In addition to being an able
lawyer and upright gentleman, Mr.. Ham
iltOn enjoys vide popularity with his
fellows. He and his wife have become
great favorites In Albuquerque 30.
cial circles. and their departure will be
greatly felt. The CITIZEN jlins with
his many friends in New Mexico in wish
ing him succefful career In his new
field OF labor.
Mrs. Hamilton will not leave for I'll
PasO until next Tuesday morning.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-13
SLUMP IN STOCKS.
Death of FK-Gov. Flower Caused FURRY
in stock Market.

Death of FK-Gov. Flower Caused Furry
In stock Market.
New. York, May l3.-The body OF ca. Gov
Roswell 7, Flower was brought to this
city to-day from Kastport, l.. | , where he
died last night OF heart failure. Owing
10 the diversified interests OF Mr.. Flower
which included u number OF speculative
properties In the New York Stock Xxx.
change. the bear faction prepared for a
concerted raid against these stocks at the
opening OF the market. Immense blocks
OF stocks came out on a scale down 8 "a
10 points, the latter In Brooklyn Transit
Peoples Gas slumpsd fifteen points; Fed
erel Steel, Rock Island and other Flower
issues, five TO ten points. About $4,000
shares were thrown over OF the Brooklyn
fansit during the first fifteen minutes
: he New York Air Brake dropped sixty
points TO 1875. After the first quarter OF
an hOur the market turned violently up
ward, and New York Air Brake recovered
forty points 10 1865.
Auson X. Flower, head OF the firm OF
Power 4 Co.. said to-day: Governor
Flower had no stocks on hand other than
~ 'se hs held for investment. Those will
not be placed on the market. Governor
Flowers death should have no effect 20
far a. our holdings are concerned"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-13
Coal Mtners strike.

Pittsburg. Kan, May 13.--The strike
OF the coal miners Of western Missouri
aud In southeastern Kansas ordered by
National President Mitchell. U. NJ. W. A.,
to take place at noon to-day. WAS re.
spected at all the camps except Yale
The Yale miners by vote OF IL TO $50
opposed strike that only called Ou,
part Of the miners. They have called
another meeting. President Wright oi
district IA, said to-day that q general
strike would have to be declared before
they would win.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-13
BASE BALL NOTES.
Burt Jones Receives Prsise--standins OF
National League club.

Hurt Jones Receives Prsise--stsndins OF
National League club.
Burt Jones stuck his gait In the game
In which he pitched for 81. Louis against
Cleveland this week. The St. Louis
Globe Democrat says he twirled a g'teat
game for the Adopted Sons beiIg q
puzzle throughout and holdins the
Cleveland players down TO seven scat.
tered hits This paper also quotes louis
Heilbronsr, the base ball official. ~ say
ing that "Tebeau is dead stuck on young
Jones'"
st. Louis still continues TO lead In the
National League and has occupied the
tirst position from the start. While 1t is
too early In the season To make any pre-
dicti0n ~ 70 the final result the out
look is certainly very bright for St.
Louis winning the pennant.
The following was the standing OF the
clubs In the National League this morn
ing:
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-13
AUCTION.

eos south Edith street, on Tuesday Al
ternoon, st 1880 sharp.
The X. n. WALKER residence In the
Highlands has been sold, and all OF the
elegant furniture In the house must be
disposed OF al once. MR.. WALKER has
decided TO sell same at PUBLIC AUC-
TlON, and the entire contents OF this
home will positively go without reserve
next TUESDAY AFTERNOON AT 1870.
Kitchen utensils. ice chest, dishes, glass
ware, oak extension table. f42 set (6)
dining chairs. beautiful oak and willow
rockers, upholstered furniture. oak Ia.
bles, White sewing machine. rugs, car
pets, bamboo PORTER, pictures. two fine
oak bedroom sets. chamber sets, cOhch,
bedding. etc. House open for inspec-
tion all day Monday and Tuesday morn.
ing before sale II. s. KNIGHT,
AuctiOnepT,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-13

afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock. with burial IN
the family lot AZ taIrylew ceIetery,
Rev. ". Jaggsrds. pastor OF the Lead
Avenue Methodist cnurch, will conduct
the services, and the following gentle.
men Will ofiiciste ss pail-Dearers; n W.
rlournoy, Dr.. J. H. Pearce. Z. X. New
hall, Jonn A. Lee. h. II. karrick and ".
\. Wrlton. -Four OF the pail bearers
were associated with the deceased az
members Of the Crescent Coal company.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-13
Excited stock MsrHet

New York, May l3.-The trading In
the Stock Exchange during the first houI
eclipsed anything ever witnessed In the
market for violence In fluctuations. Va
riati0ns Of 2 ~ points were common,
and In one instance there was y split
In New York Air Brake Of 10 points on q
single transaction. There appeared u
be some unenimity Of action among sub
stantial interests TO support the market
after the on aing decentralization, and
stocks were lrchased rapidly at improv.
ing prices.
Heavy realizations started the prices
on the down grade again. The market
closed under pressure, but with general
level prices, materially above the lowest
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-13

delegation OF people from San
Rafael, out west. came in last night and
registered at 5turges European Among
Them are &. \. Lucero, "A deputy sheriff
Ramon Serna and Procopio Gallegos.
They are here on business.
l.. l.. Bacon. A. W. Jenkins and X. X
Coleman, from Williams, Arizona. are III
the European to-day.
II you want to spend delightful even
ing, visit BadaraccO's summer garden.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-13
Bank statement.

New York. May l3. - Weekly bank
statement: Surplus reserve, increased
SI7S5,B75; loans, decreased, 1886, 700
specie, increased. ss. 800; legal ten
ders, increased. $4,000; deposits, In.
creased, 81 1896, 100: circulation. decreased
$4,000 Banks now hold $23,l37, ,625 In
excess OF requirements.