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SOUTHERN RAIL WAY.

Tho Avenue of Travel South and Southwest.
CUBA, MEXICO AND CALIFORNIA.
Trains from New York. depart from Pennsylyanis
Il. X. station Daily. 2Sd ST.. Cortlandt and Dee
brosses st.
Hs-Thc leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortlandt street Ia Ave minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third Street
station.
12;1OA. Mast MAII-Pullman Buffet Sleepin q
Cars. New York to Atlanta, New Orleans, Savan .
nah and Jacksonville. Fla. Dining Cars, Washing.
ton and Spartnnburx. Tourist and Sleeping Car.
Washington to San Francisco Tuesdays and Fridays
2;h5 p. Nm Y. 4 FLA. EXPRE5S-Pullman Draw
ing Room Sleeping Cars. New York to Columbia
Savannah. jacksonville. Tampa and Augusta.
2,5B =. M.-WAsHlSGTON l. CHATTANOOGA
LIMITED VIA observation-disclosures Drawing
Room Sleeping Cars. New York 10 Roanoke. Knox.
vile. Chattanooga. New Orleans and Memphis
Dining Carr. RMdtnrd and Alfalfa.
4:26 p. M.-WASHlNGTON 4 SOUTHWESTERN
LIMITED-Pulmi IN Drawing Room Sleeping Oars
New York to Atlanta, New Orleans. Birmingham.
Memphis. Ashcville. Knoxville. Chattanooga
Nashville. Dinin, Car serves meals. New York
NEW YORK OFFICE, al BROADWAY
FRANK s. CANNON J. N. CULP.
sd Vice Pres & Gen'l Mgr Traffic MgA
w. A. TURK. q. P. A.
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paa corner stone ~ the now st. Joseph's
w ,"'n '''h"li" Church. Nth street and
r,g,' hS.'n ay"nu" wa, laiI yesterday after
O. oI Archbishop Corrigan in the presence
lreson, Sr crowd. There we're delegations
The h. rom i'ear!y all Catholic societies in
Rev T,,IIA J. u" ad ress was delivered by the
'John U,r Namnhell 5. j., President Of St.
SHo.,e~e. iV!dL.m. ~
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-"' Rev. Mr. Leo Bids Farewell to His
Jersey Church.

p'Loo,MFIELD. n. j.. Oct. S.-The Rev. James
, o,eg Lee. pastor OF the First Presby-
Ian Ian thurch. who has accepted call to tho
VIZ E ,,gl resbyteran Church at Milwaukee.
Tbs al cached his farewell sermon here to-day
tu sat WUttGh mas appotnted committee OF nine
E.yop inTIor. \ farewell reception 10 to be
NV" 'H'' Loo before his departure.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York, foot OF Chambers
st.. as follows. and five minutes earlier from wess
23d st.
O,0n A. M.-vestbule Express daily for Bing-
Jew ham,on: Waysriy, 6lmirs Buffalo, Brad
ONO r. M.-Nestibule Iimited-Fast mail daily.
A'OO Solid train for Chicago. arrives at leveland
TAO A. NJ. :, Chicago p NJ. Slsepers to Chicago.
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
T.0n =. M.-Buffalo and Cleveland vcstibuled
.OO Express daily. arrives Buffalo T0b A. NJ.
Bradford go A. M; Jamestown A; NJ, Youngs.
H"fis" and cleYclsnd. cafa Library Car '''p''
al T.: M.nDsily, solid train for Binghsmsso tor.
falo Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
TICKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
i ACCOMMODATIONS at III, l13, 2ol. 4ol and
q57 Broadway. 1877 Bowery. l6S East l25th st. and
273 West 12bth st. Chambers and West 23d st. fer
rieR, New York; 1913 and SBO Fulton st., es Broad.
way. Brooklyn; l22 River st. Hoboken, and Jersey
City Station. New York Transfer Co. calls for and
CHECK baggage from hotel and residence destnA-
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Selert 1oara.
800 NWIWE ~
West SIDE.

GOTH ST., 1872 wEST-Handsome large and small
CO rooms with excellent board, for gentlemen.
2lTH ST.. IL wEsT-Exceptionall large second
VI hoor suite; other rooms; saloon dining room
superior table appointments.
9th ST., 81 WEST Tbird.story front room:
OF three windows; also single room suitable for
gentleman; references.
1I2TH ST, 80 wEsT-Private family; large
LlO square rooms. furnished: running water;
private house; excellent table, reasonable.
S3D ST., 40, az WEST.
Large and small rooms; superior table; roferenc
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Delaware, LaCkaWanna & Western

Stations IN New York, foot Of Barclay and Christl.
Leave n. !. pheT StS Arrive n. Y
$500 am ....... .BinHhAmtun Mail OIL. 80. .. 40 pm
$1,000 am b.. Ithaca, Oswegu. Buffalo FIX n: 10 pm
~ 200 pm, Buffalo and Chicago Express ~ 90 pm
400 pm Scranton, Wilkesharre and
III, mouth Express .,,.. ....I2:oo pm
1890 pm buffalo and Chicago Lin. TX %7;aO pm
"S;3opm Buffalo EI Jar. Buffalo I:45 ann ~. 80 am
$3.50 pm Ithaca Oswego Utica and
Buffalo EN.............. ...... At 80 an
tSleeper to Scranton. May hespccupied to 80 am
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at II3, A2V
and 900 Broadway aud IA Park place.
Westeous Express Company will call f2I and
check baggage " destination. $pnly.
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Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION.
9I2A NJ and 1860 r. NJ. Daily. except Sunday. to
Fttsheld: sundays only at p;2O NJ.
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket offices at ~, 2tI, and l2lG Broadway.
~ Union 81, W, 235 Columbus av.. al W. l25th st.
Grand Central Station. l25th 1t. station and l3Sth
Fl station, New York; S3s and 726 Fulton st. and
1Od Broadway, T.. D., brooklyn.
Telephone "4"5O Cortlandt" for New York Cen
trail Cab Service. baggage checked from hotel or
residence by WsstcOt Express Company.
GEORGE H. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent.
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geadiug 4otsls aud Restaurants.
WHERE TO DINE

Hotel Tariff Bureau .,..........ss 18th ay, n Y
Dslmonico's 9th ay. corner +tth st hlo.
Restaurant Martin. Ale, 1dh,
University place and 9th ct.
Music fro'u y to o. Summer Garden"
Gazzo's, 4oth at Bway, Ale. Tdh.. 81. Orchestra
Mouquin's. $40 Fulton q: and 90 Ann st .Alc
Cafe boulevard, Tdh. Ale.
The Hungarian Rest Celebrated Hungarian
I'd av. and 10th ct. Gypsy Band.
Marsh's, 1ot ". "a lB& l.. Tdh) Din 4 8. Ale. Music
Cabaret du Chat Or, 81 vac. Tdh, Ale. (Music)
Terrace Garden ' s11. aun s sI az Ao
Bslyedere 18th Ct S4th az. Ale Tdh. lch
EveIyn Rest. 18th At. y Col sv, Ale; Tdh 81. wine
"feOldeTavern,"l61 Duane st. Vidal& Thorn psou
Luchow's German Restaurant, o East II tn Ut.
An Chat Noir, 551 W. B'wsy, Ale. lTdh. 6Oc. vino,
Joaquin. 81 h "a West cath st. Ale. Tdh.. 5bc.
Marty's summer Garden. ~ v: oath a. Tdh.. $50.
Plymnton's Amer. Din 1891 b way. Tdh. 6Oc.. wine
S.f.Hotel, t2d stopp. depot. Tdh. SOC wine music
ketsenweber's Rest. .hSth at X Sth av., Ale
Lion Palace. :. 10th ct. and W. Boulevard. Ale.
Ardin. 1873 W. 2eth st. Select Tdh. SOC. vino
THE Abbey."la5th OF. L. Fl. Washington Road, Ale.
Troger's... ...."..155th st; opp. Speedway Ale.
Rector's; broadway and 4Ath st. Alo
stephnns. 1oS W 2sth, Tdh. Lch 4oc. Din SOC. wine
Woodmansten Inn. .Westcheater. " Y. Ale.
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3ailrpads.
Pennsylvania
EATIs9oAD.

u RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot Of WEST TwENTY.raIRp STREET AND
s.-rb DEs ,s s,a A ,; cosT..sDT sT5IETs
that given hcioy for Twenty.third str""s
ssan %SsFf oiHs1S'' to nG' sS pue.
PnslSr Car, New York Y rittsbnrs Sleeping Car
:srvstion Cars: Fdr chicnao t 6leyciand. Toledo.
snfi?%4 oh HSesseP an sT faHs H t
rr Sf Louisville via CINCINNATI Indianapolis
$50 'sSG H. '&GESslifERN ExpnEss.-ror Chicago
7sS iPe'0dS e1Seps siS EsytRy
Pittsburg. cleSeiand Ssshyiiio wa Cinennatl,.
laafTsPsf II ton psurs and
G n, RSM; For Knoxville daily shenandoah Val.
Sp' H. xa Ro ssp ES Ha Ss .,:s ss
Sleeping Car Now York to Altoona, East Liberty,
PltsbutR and points West, daily except Sunday:
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
7;50 500 s:a5 1910 Desbros'ess street 1910. Cort.
ss o c. i9ss G Car.
i,ndt street 2;i5 2:5b la;2b Congressional tm..''
ANU cfi. nss c sani a.:
, s2Ss wa; l6:.b Dining CaTI 4; N. i25% a;S5.
Care t ;s Dining Carr. t;55 Dining Car, $50
s6gfHEkY HHfihIwAY.-E1pross, a:5o. 1925 P. NJ.
IN IN oy.ss YAK;
AfL4NTic COAST fiNE@EiprSessa. f sis5 A. NJ. and
osEsipEaa'kaEs' HiiND OHIO RArIwAY..5o P. NJ.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK.-7ss
ATLANTIC CIri...210 P. NJ week days tDesbrosses
Street 2Io T. M. Cortlandt street AIS p. M
Through Vestibulcd Train. Buffet Paror Cars, Pas.
tenrer Coach and Combined Coach.
CAPE MAY 2:S5 p. NJ. week days.
For points on New York and Long Branch Railroad
1910. 2:?6. 3;25. I 10 $40. $3.50 p n sundays,
t:25 A. NJ, 4:t5 P. NJ from Desbroa' street,, 300
A. NJ. 1920 a:3n, $40, 20. $40, 7:oOP. N. Sum
days, H+5 A. NJ. 5:l5 7. ". 6rom Cortlandt
street. 300 A. NJ. 1920. 2:Yo. 3:3s 4:23, 6;l5,
I:oOP. NJ. indays, 0:+5 A. NJ. b:15 P. n.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
$40 Desbrosses and Cortlandt streets, (d:2o) 7:2s
I:65. S:"5. s;h5. n;25 y5h Penna. Limited, lol6
tDcsbrosses street 1910. Cortlandt street IO:lbJ
Dining Car, lo55 DINING Carr, j / :65 A. M 1855,
2lO Desbrosses street 2lo, CnrtlAndt street 2l5),
2:bS 1855. i:25, 42b Dining Carr, 45b Dining
Carr, 655 Dining Car. 100 1856 p. M, l2:lunght.
sundays $40. S25. 1858. p25. 1855 Limited,
g;55 1888 Dining Carr. AN, 1888. !: 55 Dining
Car. 1858, S:i5; i:26 Dining Carr. 4:56 Dining
night
Ticket Offices Nos. 4e1, a44. 1896 1854, III, and
pal Broadway: Aston House; West Tweuty.thi
Street Station; and stations foot OF Dcsbrosses and
as Broadway and PennsylvaniA Annex Station,
Drooklyn: station. Jersey City. The New York
TRANSFER Company will call for and check baggage
from hotels and residences through to destination.
Telephone 'Hl4 Eighteenth Street" for Pennsylva-
mia Railroad Cab Service.
j. b. HUTCHINSON. JR WOOD,
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
0.9-pp.
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YACHT RACES
The Famous Long Branch Ocean Route Steamer
COLU MI B I A
WIZ IehNe fIer lO, EHst 1.-TWO

IBetWeen South FCrry and Wall Btu,
300 O'CLOCK a. NJ. EACH DAY.
SINGLE DAY TICKET. $500
The "COLuMBIA'' needs no recon- IN ndn-
uon to ya.ht.rnce lovers. She makes her
enced officers, familiar with New York
waters and the ocean courses. holding good
position every day. All her patrons nre
sntished and taken care Of. Her imn,ens
deck room gives NIL chance to SEQ. Her
stenm- he Rted saloon gives protection from
cold or inclsment weather. Tho stnurant,
with complete and prompt service, Ia
located on the main deck aft, and IN tho
after saloon.
Field and marine glasses may be had on
the boat. There IL no crOwding the boat, .
as the number of tickets sold IL strictly linn
ited to ]. 400, less than onc-half her capacity.
For Tickets md further Information APP
plyto w. #. RUSSELL. General Manager,
1871 Broadway, Phone 211 Madison square,
Pier 10, Enht River.
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MILLER. BULL 4 KNOwLToN, Agen
80 BROADWAY,
OLD DOMINION LINE.

OLD DOMINION LINZ.
DAILY SERVICE.
For Old Point Comfort, Norfolk. Portsmouth.
Primers Point, Newport News and Richmond Va.
connecting for Petersburg Richmond. Virginia
Beach. Washington. D. c.. and entire South and
West
Freight aud passenger steamers sail from Pier 2d
North RiN or, foot of Beech st.. every weekday.
Except Saturday. at P. NJ. and Saturday. alta p. NJ
II. b. WALKER, Traffic Manager.
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Albany Evening Line.

Steamers ADIRONDACK and DEAN RICHMOND
leave Pier 80. N. L., foot Canal ST., at Z. NJ daily
tSundays excepted ennnectlng with express trains
for all points North, East and West.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R, R,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY IL, 1892
FOX THE WEST.
Leave New York South Ferry twhitehG all TerminaD
soass Ferry Leave Libesty .treet minutes istSr
DAILY. TEX, ept sunday, Sundays.
CHICAGO. sl:8O A, N. Liberty street onlyh
'l:2h 2. NJ and "l2:Io night.
PITT'SBuhG $3.50 A. N, Liberty street onlyL
CiNciNNATi, ST, Louis. "o:S6 A NJ. '6:66 PM
"l2:lO night
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE 1855, 1855 DINER,
sll:25 A. NJ DINER. tl2'56 P. n. DINER. sIi75
DINER. 1855 e, Royal Limited, exclusive Pullman
Tram; Diner. .':5S ob RtPSrG .5;5s p lDnso
All rains are illuminated with Pntsch Light.
Onices: lib. i72, AL. +3+. 1855 Broadway as
ton st. Brooklyn; Whitehall Terminal and Liberty
at Baggage checked from hotel or residence to destL
nation.
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STEAMBOATS,.
WHITE STAR LINE,

NEW K-QuEEESTOwN-LIyER
GermRnic. Oct II. noon Cymr!c.. Oct. %, q A. n
Oceanic. Oct Is. P. NJ. Majestic Oct. l5 noon
For passage, freight and general information. Ap.
ply to WHITE STAR LINE,
Pier As, North River. Office, y Broadway. New York
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New York and Boston All Rail.

n n. II. h H. r. r. and connections.
From Grand Central Station.
Leave. BY way of Due.
9:O4 AM, Springfield and Worcester. $3.50 PM
1000 A. NJ THEW London and Prov idonce. $500 7. n
KIo:o2A NJ, SSew London and Providence. 80 p. NJ
1900 NJ, Springfield aud Worcester, $40 PM
100 p ". Air Line via WillimAntic 500 ?. M
1902 PM, New London and Providence, LOO PM.
800 4. NJ. New London and Providence. 200 N.
400 NJ, springfield and Worcester. 1000 PM
Hoop. N.
SiI:pO p. NJ. springfield and Worcester 6lb A. II.
49, e;26 A. N.
sRuns daily. including Sunday
ttBsy State Limited all parlor cars fare o. In
Guiding parlor car seat.
RSturn service same hour and by Same route
sWill stop at l25th at.
Through paror and sleeping cars by each train.
CT. HEMPsrEAD. Gen. Pass. Agent
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Steamboats,.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Tueaday's Passengers on tho steamer "Co-
lumbia" will be given COUPON good for
passage on tho next race day, in event OF
tho Yachts not making the race on that
day, Oct. 10th.
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sPRINTED MATTER, kc.--aerman steamers sailing
on Tuesdays take Printed Matter, &e. for Ger
many. and Specially Addressed Printed Ma ter
DC. for other parts OF Europe. American and
White Star steamers Wednesdays, German
steamers on Thursdays. and Cunard. French and
German steamers on Saturdays take Printed Mat
ter. &C., for all countries for which they are ad
verttsed to carry mail
Altar the closing of the Supplementary Transit
lantio Nails named above. additional supple
nentary mails opened on the piers Of the
American, English. French and German steams era
and remain open until within Ten Minutes OF
the hour of sailing of steamer.
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THE FURNITURE. &C.. will be sold Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. Oct. 18th. 18th and 18th,
commencing each day at . p. NJ.
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Catskill. Hudson and Coxsackie Boats
Leave foot OF christopher street every week day At
Up. n.
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TRAVELLERS INFORMATION co.
Public Notires.
DosT OFFICE NOTICE

post OFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read DAILY by all Interested. a.
changes may occur at any time)
Foreign mails for the week ending Oct. a. 1892,
will close promptly in all cabesl at the General
one hour earlier than closing time shown below.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
TUESDAY.-At $3.50 A. NJ. for EUROPE per steam
chip Seryia. via Queenstown netters must he
directed per steamship Servla''I; at $3.50 A. NJ.
for EUROPE per steamship Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse" via Cherbourg. Southampton and
Bremen.
wEDNEsDAY-At A. NJ. Complementary GA. NJ
FOR EUROPE per steamship st. Louis. via South.
per steamship 81. Louis,'E at "a. NJ. tsupple-
mentary 1o:ao A. NJ .Dfur EUROPE, per stearnship
Germsnic,* via queenstown; at 1880 A. II. for
BELGIUM direct, per steamship Southwark Diet
tiers must be directed per steamship South
wark').
C1lumba.s via Cherbourg. Southampton and
Hamburg.
sATURDAY,-At 700 A. NJ. TO- FRANCE, swTTZER-
LAND. ITALY. SPAIN. PORTUGAL. TURKEY,
EGYPT and BRITISH INDIA per steamship la
Champagne via HAvre Cetters FOR other parts of
Europe must be directed per steamship La
Champagne: at y A. NJ. supplementary 9:3o
Queenstown; at 3 <. 81 for NETHERLANDs
direct. per steamship staatondam. via Rotter.
dam detters must be directed ''per steamship
Staatopdam'); at "a. NJ. for ITALY. per steam.
ship Ems. via Naples Qetters must be directed
per steamship Ems''D; at 10 A. n. for SCOT
LAND direct. per steamship City of Rome detters
must be DIRECTED per steamship City of Rome;
ship Hekla letters must be directed per steam
ship Hekla'D,
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election 2lotirts.

l. WILLIAM SOHMER, Clerk of the County Of
New York. do hereby publish. in accordance with
the provisions OF Sections s and Of Chapter 300
OF the Laws of 1890, and Sections and Of Chapter
40 of the LAWS OF 1897, which laws, taken to.
gether, are known as the Election Law. the follow.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-02
The Harri.on COMPANY,

The Harrison Dramatic company will
open q weeks engagement at the Or
chestriou hall, beginning on Monday,
March o. The Las Vegas Optic says:
The kind words which the press has
beeu speaking OF this company, along
the line over which II has just Travelled
are fully merited. 10 eay the least; ana
while the large audience at the duncan
opera house last evening WIS anticipat
ing a very pleasing entertainment. they
were all agreeably surprised at the lin.
lshed manner in which the comedy.
drama "Noman's War" was executed.
There is not stick" among them. each
and everyone carrying his or her part
with perfect ease and grace.
The wronged wife was wildly por-
trayed, the misguided husband true 10
lie, and In the scheming adventures II
was hard TO believe she was not the un-
principled and heartless woman she ap.
peared TO be. And MugRs. the comedian
tChas Hsrris0n,) was a whole show IN
himsplf
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BEEF CONTROVERSY.
Sensational Evidence Before the
Board Of Inquiry To-Day.
Clarence Walters Testifles That the
Roast Beef Had Worms.
Territorial Legislature Transacts Large
Amount OF Business.
STEAMER LABRADOR STRANDED.

Washington. March 2.-The war de-
partmept court of inouiry beld a lono
executive session before beginning the
examination of witnessea to-day.
The teetimony of Clarence Waltera. of
tine First volunteer engineers. of New
York, was rather sensational Askad
what his experience with canned beef
had been on the voyage In his transport
10 Porto Rico. he replied that the first
can he SAW opened had worms in IL. and
n few minutes after being opaned deyel.
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EARLY NEW MExICo.

Indian Depreciation Case Calls to Mind
Conditions Thirty ears Ago.
Scenes and conditions ia New Mexico
thirty years ago were pretty well gone
over during the past few days in ths OF
ice OF Attorney Il. s. ROdey IN this city.
where evidence has been taken before
Judge LaughBry In the case OF Warren II.
Shedd and 6eOrge h. Blake against the
government Tor Indian depredat.0ns,
which occurred at Fort Sslden, n. NJ. In
1866 and at the San Augustin ranch
some twenty-five miles east OF Las
Cruces. The MescaleTo Apaches com
mitted the depredatians.
Albian Il. Watts, of Silver City, was
the butcher Tor Shedd and Blake, who
we're meat contractors for the forts OF
southern New Mexico and Texas AT the
time. besides being post traders and
rancnmen on u large scale. Old man
watts detailed the occurrences and tht
nair breadths escapes from the Indians OF
himself and others, as well as the death
by Indians Of many persons and fnci
dentally touched upon the history OF
many OF our old timers In the southern
part Of the territory.
Jose l.. Gallegos. now OF SOcorrO. VIII,
Wo' III thni k' VI Nilt bul
from 1855 10 1863 gave the details OF
many OF the raids and incidents where a,
many ~ 1900 head OF cattle were stolen
At time.
Th0s. Curran, OF this city, who wa,
first u soldier and afterward a stODemaso0
at Fort Selden, and who built all tht
buildings at the San Augustin Fanch
gave many details OF the several raids.
II appeared In evidence that Shedd
and Blake kept an immense dairy al
this ranch and made as much as 100
pounds Of butter per day and an equal
quantity OF cheese and MIXED more than
300 cows per day; and that they had
herd OF hogs numbering many hundreds
aud cured bacon by the ton. Shedd now
lives with his daughter In Kansas and
Blake IL irrigation commissioner for the
southwestern part OF Colorado. All the
Old-timers from Colorado in this city and
from the southern part OF the territory
have been showing Mr.. Blake about the
city during his stay here.
II Is presumed that the evidence taken
before Judge Laughary at this time will,
with the evidence already on file In
Washington, close the case. They made
their claim for $4,000 although the
evidence showed that their loss was
twice that sum.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-02
CHIEF RUPPE RESIGNS.
Ceases to He the Head of the Fire
partment ON Monday Hsxt.

Ceases to He the Head of the Fire DE.
partment ON Monday Next.
b. Ruppe has decided to resign his DO.
sitiOn ~ chief OF the AlbuQnerque llre
department. He has 30 notified Aesist
ant Chief A. q. StOckett, aud the resigna.
ton will 20 into effect on Monday next.
When asked for the reason for his action
today, he stated that his private business
required his entire personal attention
and he could no longer sfford TO work
pro bono public0" just for the glory
there might be In IL.
Had Mr.. RUppe continued TO serve
until May I. he would have held the
position OF chief exactly three years and
II Will be seven years next October since
he first Joined the lire department. Dur
ing all that time he has been "a Jealous
worker for the betterment OF the service
and rs the chief OF the department he
has earned a reputation as one OF the
best fire lighters In the southwest. The
cr0wning effort Of his career az chief,
however, and the one In which he takes
the greatest pride. was the putting In
and successful operation OF the 6amewell
tire alarm system In this city. The
record that he made IA chief IL one that
he can look back into future years with
unalloyed pride.
The election OF a new chief will not
take place until next May but under the
rules OF the fire department, Assistant
Chief Stockett will be acting chief until
that time.