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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-25

Foreign coffee market-Ssntos-Cofee market quiet
good Santos 1900 receipts. 1000 bags; stock
3Ss coo bags Hamburg-Coree market opened u pig
higher: at 2;so m, net unchanged to \ pig advance
Gales Is 900 bags Havre-COffee market opened steady
partly higher ~ prices advanced partial
i franc; at barely STEADY partly = franc lower
closed unchanged TO y franc advance total sales,
f3 Rags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-25
NAVAL STORES.
New-York. April "a. 1890.

Spirits ,upenn while rather quiet, IN the soutS Sng
IN RnsIn continued steady as 70 values WIN very
saSr demand while tar was quiet quotations io'o"'
i"r p"Reellars 81 70: oil bbls, 81 20
epinITs TI'RPENTINE- 44d44iic. =, ,-,,a., A. r
l9OerS-CDtnmo1 good strained
q, 20 = 81 co. G. 81 eTi1; H. 81 10 81 soqsi ~ H. -;
n 80 u. Il t2 4Oas2 -; W c. 81 65; w W. WV
STOCK on HAND.
Rosin ''''''' .......,..... 1874 bbs
''''''' $500 ~
Charleston April 24-Turpennne MARKET MI" "' - w.
Rosn firm. unchanged ,, o,,,r. arr, n, aod
wilmington. April A-spirts trpehu of ns,n. ss7
bbs Crude turpentine steady at 81 10 and - 40 receipts
o ,hls Tar arm AT 81 o. receipts 100 bbs 1000,
savannah April 24.sprts turpenune hrn al 4oafis'
receipts 6s bbls Rosin firm and unchahse1' 'e'eP''
o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-25

C,tcago Ap 24-The supply OF cattle to-day exceeded
shs sae Ss% S4oash ins s. eoas, So asS
medium steers s Sas a. bulls s. 6a4 To- cow. and
hte g os 20 wesSTn isg asS l. there was
good local shipping demand for hogs but; ow T,na
to enormous receipts buyers succeeded IN tSrsng pF,
S SsaSS ossnr Fa os 70 s. sSsss s mixed s.
butcher sa sq xsiy s a5 n sesS al msesy
pSes Sheep sold loai5c higher while lambs advanced
ssscS brought SSasd 4 SSSp@2s s
s. 1888 ala Receipts-catle. $1,000 head hogs 10000
active 81 i5aS... Sheep steady. 81 70af4 30 Lambs
East Bufao' April 24-Recepts Of sale and through
cattle sheep hogs during the foyeish, hours ended
ss ea4s: hoss 1888 cars i2s
sheep and lambs 20 ears hogs So cars o., cat,she
Guiding Il loads Of Canada stockers Export and handy
mesum and haft were not more than steady
and heifers and bulls were steady s,ockers We're a IN
head active demand and stronger on the close The gen
aa G 10 best smooth fat export cattle IS sS S good
& best ssqs Il sc sr Sd % best good
s. lOs g @ s TO good 20 t AT S Sssr. s.
and cSole s. SSa 60 .sas s. g COW. soSa
to best g Sog 81 Sa r9 IS TO- good d.
g css4 Ns good Stock Ss Is
good to extra 81 2sast 80: common to god; "gs 70
choice ss1as.2 sprngeIs good to extra sasast5 com
and poor ee%s u.s. choice c6% Au 10 essr a. 7sSss
%S% to 10 so sho,ss s ssSss Is Sheep ana
Ta sas wsre ' few sales top quality clipped sms;
at g. bulk Of the sales were At 1ssS Clipped d
q Css h c cSs s9sep wool ss0Is lambs 50 ssoc
70 EXTRA Choice .S % extra oGs choice
s.,ISss ans w %sif' c eds ss
Heavy ~ss, S,s s.s CO. g. S RsHI ne saS y n.
sales at sac roashs. 50 so0so TO- stays 81 Sooss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool April 24-cJosIng Wheat; Spot steady No
red Western winter. a.; No l red Northern Duluth,
O. "a corn.sPos quiet: American mixed new IS y,,d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-25
CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY.
Anthracite Coal u,sd exclusively;

''ss i5::t: e; ss
ten; AsS F:', ~
t9gs ., Liberty S,si
81! rs., e. a, {; s . y T.;
r a. beams and f hs1sssrs SO m ,s ,w
::s S'js' .is ID, e !:s =
;' ss1s'i; $$ Z $si I|ii '''''
FOR LONG shh SHI s s2Skni GROVE. a..
s;Sy' % Gin; syn s''s,
sS ' Grove: ':!SS only Il
s !! e. :, Ai3:s,,s r., &c.,, :e sss nr -
49, ''''' sa' Fob i Ls%sfxszEw sSS s. M 400
$50 .,o $40 io,; A. NJ LAS. a+a 40 p. sus-
Is ssSss;. :io',s s'i 'o' A. H. 10, 800 -
For Tens sys and .' nsfse:ss ;'o $50 n. ia
For Atlantic city. vinsland and Bridsson. $50 A =.
s! x; s' ss e., ;;.'.i ''s rs H's'is'
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALrrxoRs AND wAsAiSo.
TON.
Prom foot q: Liberty 81
Week DAYS s4:30 500 1000 III 80 Dining Carr A. -,
90 i:sO. 600 Royal Blue Limited, GO Dioss csA
Dining Carr A. IL. 20. 500 Royal Blue Limited: S@
Dining Cab 500 p NJ. i2io mst Asdit,cnsl train: e
Philadelphia week days, 80 900 A. ~. 3Su 40 ~
$50. 81 p. n Sundays. ZOO A. NJ. 100 P ~
Tickets and pshG p, car n, 'sss a. fCI q G broad
s rs west 1871 "a ss PSn s
81, s44 $50 Fulton ST. Brooklyn; gs Brosdwsy VIZ.
baggage from hotels or residences to Destination
sFrom Liberty ST. only
tFrom South Ferry at b:25 p. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-25
iis,ical position Q, Brazil coffee is as follows:

Rio-Cofee market weak; No Rio. $3.50; exchange
3-l6d: receipts 1000 bags cleared for the United
States 1900 bags cleared for Europe 1900 hays stock
geo 900 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-25

Live Live Qrs Of
cattle sheep beef.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-25
RAYMOND e. WHITCOM b

Tours and Tickets Everywhere' -
2S UNION SQUARE. Telephone 02O-issn ."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-25

Receipts Of breadsufs at interior points In thousands
last three cphers 1000 omitted -four bbs grain bush
foilo We.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-25
STOCK on HAND
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. April "a. 1880.
u,rt,Ytv nEf.r,IfsTS
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-03


Amado c. de Baca. who was at III Paso,
Texas, taking proofs IN Indian depreda-
ti0ns claims against the government for
Arizona claimants, has returned 10 the
city. He reports Benici0 Perea and wife
at El PasO, and states that their son,
Max Perea, has secured good position
In one OF that city's big mercantile estab-
llshments. Mr.. de Baca also visited the
Casas Grsndes country OF Mexico, and
states that the railroad, which recently
penetrated that portion OF the sister re-
public, has undoubtedly opened up a fine
country for future investments.
Judge s. w. Young, the well.known
aud popular justice Of the peace OF the
Bland district, IL in the city. He wss a
pleasant caller at THE CITIZEN office
this morning, and stated that he would
be detained ia the city on some legal
matters for several days. j. ID. May, OF
Bland, IL also In the city.
John Wickstrom, proprietor OF the
MetrOp0le, who was at Chicago the past
few weeks on visit 10 his wife and son,
returned tO the city on the flyer to day
He reports Mrs. NickstrOm and son en-
j)ying good health and states that they
will remain at Chicago for several
months.
DR.. j.. n. Sloan and Harry Potter came
IN from Santa fe last night. and pur-
chased two lots each on north Third
street The doctor returned to the cap
ital on the No. 2 train several hours
later, while MIR. Potter remained and
will return TO Santa Fe this evening.
Mrs. Dan Taylor and her sister. Miss
Wells, who have been here the past year
will return TO Oceanside, Cal, leaving for
the west TO night.
ii. BrOckmeier IL at San Pedro looking
over the mining situation there.
Fresh poultry three times week at J
l.. Bell " Co.'S,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-03
MORE Big TRUSTS.
Millions Of Dollars 10 Be In.
vested in the Combines,
Regular Troops Will Suppress Ri
0tous Strikers In Idaho.
Slick Schemer In New York Arrested by
One Of HIS Victims,
HEAVY RAIN IN KANSAS.

New York. May 3.-Representatives Of
some OF the largest steel concerns la the
United States met last evening and
talked over plans Of the proposed comb.
nation TO be capitalized at tS00, ,OoO,OOO.
What passed during the conference was
carefully guarded. II was said on direct
authority that the combinations plans
had been we'll advanced toward consum
nation.
San Francisco. May 3.-The California
Packers association has been incorpora-
ted with capital stock OF $4,000. 900. Il
IL composed Of the largest fruit packing
blishments In the state. The object
Ia TO regulate the prices OF canned fruits.
Anaconda, Mont, May 3.-The Ana.
conda Standard prints an interview
with Marcus DAILY, president Of the
Amalgamated Copper company. recently
organized with capital OF t75,OO0, 900.
DAILY says the control Of the Anaconda
company Is sold to the new company,
which also owns the Parrot property.
Colorado properties and the Wsshoe.
Other largo properties will soon be
added. DAILY said: "Whils | manage
these properties. there will be no rsduc.
tion in miners wages"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-03
THE DISTRICT COURT.
Case of simpson VS.. wills Decided In Fsv,
of Defendant-Other Matters

Case of Simpson vs.. wills Decided In Favor
of Defendsnt-OtherM Matters.
In chambers before Judge Crumpacker
this morning the case OF James Simpson
ct al W. j. q. Wills Ut al was tried and
decided In favor OF the defendant. This
case involved the title TO u tract OF land
commencing at a point on the east line
OF the Barelss road. 100 varas south OF
the south line Of Tiieras road. then run
ming e8sterly IA nearly parallel as may
be with the south line Of Tijsras road To
a point at or about the center Of Sixth
street, then Ia "a s0utherly direction ffty
varas to point 600 yaras east OF the east
line OF Bsrelas road, thence In q line
parallel with the llrst line $50 var8s TO
the east side OF Barelas road, thence
northerly to the point Of beginning
This tract OF land includes some OF the
best residence property In the vicinity OF
the park, and the case was therefore OF
great Importance. Collier Il Marion aud
7. n. WilkersOn represented the plaiI tiff
and Childers X Dobson the defendant.
The case County Commissioners w. A.
j. Maloy was tried and taken under ad-
visement, District Attorney Finical ap.
pesred for the plaintiff. and Childsrs &
D0bsOn for the defendants. This case
involves $l,700 interest money on county
funds deposited In the Albuquerque Ma.
tiOnal bank. The bank failed when Mr.
Maloy, ~ county treasurer. had $4,000
deposited there. The money WAS after
ward paid dollar for dollar. and Mr.. Ma.
10y was paid fl.700 interest on the same.
The defendants contention IL that ~ he
and his bondsmen would have been re.
sDonaiblp for the nrineipal ~ tina hank
had failed to pay, therefore he Is en-
titled TO the interest.
The case OF Vicente SedillO vs. j. W.
Barnett was dismissed by appellant.
Donacian0 Chavez WAS attorney for
plaintiff and Horton Moore for defend
ant
The ease OF Simon Stern w. j. T.
Murray was tried and judgment entered
In favor OF plaintiff for 5000. A. b.
McMillen appeared for plaintiff and ".
C.. Heacock for defendant.
In the case Of Mata Ella Tway, an
infant under the age Of 81 years, who
sues by her next friend, Mrs. A. A. Cary.
vs. ". J. Tway and J. G Sears. for
partition OF certain property, owned by
plaintiff and W. j. Tway, a motion for
security for costs WAS Oyerruled and
plaintiff was given leave under poverty
all iay,t to sue Az poor person. DE
fendant accepted. T. n. wilkerson
represents plaintiff and Neill b. Field,
defendant.
The case OF Perfecto Armijo vs. the
County Of Bernalilo was referred TO X.
". Dobson. X. ". ID. Bryan represents
plaintiff, and District Attorney Finical
the defendant
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-03
INSPECTION TOUR.
ssnts Re Railway Omcisis Arrive From
the south This Morning

ssnts Re Railway Omcisis Arrive Prom
the south This Morning.
A special train, consisting Of private
coaches Nos. 2l7, 2l5. 2l2 and o arrived
from the south this morning. They
we're occupied by n. u. Nudge general
superintendent Of the Santa fe railway
James Dun, chief engineer; J. X. Hurley
division superintendent: Geo. n Aver
assistant division superintendent. and
H. ". Grant, resident engineer.
Mesars Nudge and Dun are returning
from an inspection OF the Pecos valley
country, having gone over the Panhandle
line to Amarillo, Texas, thence down
the Pecos Valley road to Pecos City, and
from there over the Texas Pacific TO nj
Psso. At the Pass City they
were met by Messrs. Hurley
Aver and Grant, and trip was made
over the Silver City and Santa Rita
branches. They are looking over the
shops and yards here to day, and expect
to leave this afternoon for the north.
John Player, general superintendent
Of machinery. who came In from the
south with General Manager Frey night
before last, will probably accompany Mr.
Nudge north this afternoon.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-03
MINISTRY EsIaN.
Italian Cabinet Resign In = Body Bccauss
Of Criticism

Italian Cabinet Resign In . Body Bccauss
of Criticism.
Rome. May 3.--Ths Italian ministry
has resigned office. The resignation OF
OF the ministry Ia the sequel TO q scene
In the chamber OF deputies yesterday.
In an animated discussion regarding the
governments foreign policy. the minis
ter Of foreign affairs, Admiral Canevaro
created lively sensation by producing
In response to attacks upon his policy at
San Nun Bay. an official letter signed by
Count Benin Lengare. under secretary
Of foreign affairs In the cabinet Of Mar
quis DE Rudini, addressed TO the minis
ter OF marine, requesting him 10 in
itiate some action that would secure
for Italy q station In China. The latter
showed that the leaders Of the present
opposition tried to initiate policy that
they are now criticizing. Canevar0's
sctien In making public secret d0cu-
ment evoked sharp comment from Mar
quis De Rudini. Sign0r Crispi and other
leading members. Crispi said: I'VE are
giving with light hearts q sorry spectacle
to Europe. ask the chamber 70 cease
this discussion" Crispi was greeted
with an extraordinary demonstration.
several members eIclaiming; He is
our only man."
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-03
swINDLEK ARRESTED.
One Of His Victims Made Psnniisss by
His Schemes,

Ono Of His Victims Made Penniisss by
His Schemes,
New York. May 8.--The Herald says:
Daniel NossmOre, formerly a prosperous
ship-0wner, has caused the arrest Of
William Bailey, described ~ the presi.
dent Of numberless imaginary railroads
and copper mines In the west and d.
rector In railroads. banks and trust COM
panies OF this city. Daniel Nossmore.
who declares he has been victimiz Vi for
ten years, carried the order for the man 3
arrest since Last February.
When nearly penniless. the former
ship owner was Joined In the hunt by
Mr.. kvAns, lately superintendent Of con-
structiOn OF one OF Bailey's railroads.
Evans says that he represents the work
men employed In constructing the Ia
coma and Columbia railroad, Washing
ton. -Four series Of bonds were issued
on the railroad, but according to Evans,
the w0rkmen were never paid
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-03
ASSAULT w,rE DEADLy WEAPON
MAJ. q. Corbe, OF aaiiup, Bound Over u
the Grand jury.

MAI u Corbe, oi oaiinp, bound Over "a
tn. Grand Jury.
Deputy Sheriff j. W. Green, OF Gallup
last night brought 10 the county jail In
this city, Max. Z. Corbe, who was Dound
over TO the grand jury by the justice Of
the peace at Gallup Oh the charge Of ~.
sault with des,,iy weapon.
Corbe was employed ut the Crescent
Coal c0mpany'e meat market In Gallup.
he had Misunderstanding with an
other employe of the company, by the
name OF Fritz Meyer. over some property.
Corbe was drinking yesterday morning.
AID meeting Meyer al about 10 80 o'clOck,
he had u few words with him and then
pulled ~. 2.caliOer pistol and fired. The
bullet struck squsrely on Meyers collar
button and did l0t penetrate the body
Corbe was relieved OF his revolver and a
list hght between the two men followed.
IN which Corbe got the worst OF 1t. They
were stopped, howeyer, before there were
any fatal resui'
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-03
PEACE PROPOSALS.
FilipinOS Want Three Months
Time 10 Consider Surrender.
Cunboat Bennington Shelled the In
sutgent Trenches at Panay.
Dewey Gives Further Information Of the
yorktown Boat Crew.
DEIEeATEs TO PEACE coNYERHscE

Manila, May 3.-There was q confer.
ence OF two hours to-day between Major
General II. 8. Otis and ENJOYS from GEN
eral Luna, hearing the proposal for ces.
sati0n OF hOstilities. Otis adhered TO his
refusal to recognize the so called gov
eminent The filipinos asked truce OF
three months TO enable Aguinaldo 10 sum.
mon his congress and consult with the
insurgent leaders OF other islands. At
ter the conference with Otis, the Fill
pin0 ENJOYS had consultation with the
United States Philippine commissioners
sHELLED THE TRENCHES.
Manila. May 3.--The gunboats Prince
ton and Petrol left Manila this morning
to patrol the southern islands. A brief
cable message TO Admiral Dewey from
the commander OF the Bennington reports
that on Aprf1 20 he found three schOOners
on the beach at Ban Jose. Panay. The
insurgents promised TO surrender. but
during the night crowded into the
The Bennington shelled the scho0ners
and trenches In the neighborh0Od.
BOAT CREW PRISONERS.
Washington. May 3.-The following
cablegram was received from Admiral
Dswey: "The following are the York
town prisoners at insurgent headQuar-
ters. San lsimo: Lieutenant Gilmore;
chief quartermaster, william Walton
sailmaker's mate, Paul VanDoit; COZ.
swain, John Ellsworth; apprentice third
class. Albert Petersen; Iandsmen, Syl-
vice Brisolese. Paul Edwards and Fred.
Anderson. Provisions have been sent
them by Gen. Otis. Am continuing in.
Quiries ~ to the fate Of the others"
Naval officers here believe that some Of
the fOrktown's officers and crew sue
cseded In making their way into the
lines OF the Spanish garrison at Bsler.
where they would be well treated Dewey
is now trying to get into communication
with the garrison.
FILIPINos SHOW THEIR HAND.
Manila, May 3.-The Filipino envoys,
Major Manuel Arguelles and Lieut.. Jose
Bsrnsl. abandoned the pretense under
which they came to General 0tis-tbat
they represented General Antonio Luna.
To-day they announce that they came a.
the representatives OF AguinaldO himself.
The emissaries used all their wiles to &c.
cure reply from Otis TO the letter from
Senior Mabini, Aguinaldo's prime minis
ter and minister OF foreign affairs Of the
dictatOr's cabinet, which they present ted
to Otis yesterday. Otis refused the reply
on the ground that TO DO 10 would be
equivalent to recognition OF the sO.called
government of the Filipinos. Arguelles
said that AguinsldO knew that he would
be overpowered In time, but would be
able 10 continue the fight for months
and would do 10 unless given what
Arguelles termed peace with dignity.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-03
UTE RESERVATION.
Indian Lands Opened 10 White
Settlers at Durango.
Missouri Legislature Passes Sweep
Ing Anti Trust Laws.
Italian Ministry Resign and Livelv Scene
In Chamber Of Deputies.
KENTUCKY MONUMENT AT cHIcAmAueA

Durango. May 3 A hundred home
seekers lined up At the land office ri
noon TO day; many we're In line all night
the number being slowly augmented. The
settlers are divided In the opinion "a Ia
the method OF fling. The majority be-
lieve that priority right rests with the
party who settles upon the land. by
1890 tomorrow. Actual settlement by
hundreds OF people will be made while
not over two filings In the land Office
can be- registered.
No United States msrshsls have ap
peared. No necessity for them The
Indians are not manifesting any un.
easiness that their holdings will be pro-
tected against all intruders. The reser.
walton is open for settlement ut noon to-
morrow.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-03

The Ladies' Aid society Of the Lead
avenue Methodist church, will give q
reception to their new pastor and wife,
Rev. and Mrs Jaggard, at the home Of
j. ". Anderson, 400 west Lead avenue.
on Thursday. May 4,
g. Giomi. OF the wholesale liquor lirm
OF Bachecbi u Giomi, left this morning
for the southern towns.
Piano lessons. by experienced teacher
% cents; also lessons In Spanish. 2ls
west Lead avenue.
Miss Seelinger. sister OF Mrs. Fred.
Tingley, will leave tonight for Trini-
dad. Colo.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-03
W. v. w.ntwor,b, Impe,.on. or.

Undoubtedly one Gf the greatest treats
that Will be offered 70 the cultured peo-
pie OF Albuquerque Tor "A long time will
be the readings from Hamlet by ". r.
wentworth. oil Boston, at the Ofchestrion
hall next Monday evening. Mr.. Went
worth Is eminent M literary entertain.
er, humorist and dramatic monoiogist.
and IN Hamlet he is said to be an entire
troupe OF players consolidated into one
man. Don't miss hearing him Re
served seals. 10 cents; general admission.
90 cents; children, 20 cents. Persons
purchasing reserved seat tickets will be
supplied with street car tickets TO anu
frOm Old Albuquerque. Tickets now on
sale al Is, kuppe's pharmacy.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-03
ANTI-rRUsT LAW.
state Of Missouri viii Fight the Combines
In the Courts.

state Of Missouri viii Fight the Combines
In the Courts.
Jefferson City, Mo-, May The houst
to-day passed and sent 10 the governor
two bills intended 10 give the attorney
general almost unlimited power In the
prosecution OF trusts. One permits that
official TO require officers OF corporations
that he may believe TO have formed
trusts to give testimony In regard to the
matter. The penalty for failure 10 ap.
pear Ia imprisonment for contempt. The
other bill enables the supreme court Il
tx the place In the state where the 9th
GERS OF corporations against whom the
attorney general Ia proceeding for viola.
tion OF the antitrust law. can appear tt
testify.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-03

Notice is hereby given that will sell
at public surt.on at p. IN. Saturday,
May q, in the city pound, the following
nine head of impounded horses: One
blaze face sorEel mare and colt. one
black paint mare, one two year old black
horse. three sorrel mares. one sorrel
horse. one light bay mare and one two.
year-old ut. THos. MCMuLIN,
Marshal,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-03
The Biggest Trust.

New York. May 3.-The Financial
News Bureau rsiterstes TO- day the re.
ports that large steel combination will
probably be formed on the basis Of t525,-
100000 capitalization. 10 take In the
Carnegie Steel company, the Rockefeller
Mesaba iron interests. Federal Steel COM
pany. American Steel and Wire com.
pany, National Steel company and the
American Tin Plate company.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-03
". hoiz, American ae,esates 70 the peace

". hOiz, American uetesates W the peace
conference, sailed 10 day Vn tbe ST. Louis.
Mshan SAID that the main point the
American delegation would endeavor TO
get representatives of other nations to
agree 70 would be 10 stop privateering.
and exempt merchant vessels not carry
ing contraDand Of war from seizure. As
~ disarmament, he said the United
states could not be clsssed with kuro.
pean countries winch Keep millions Of
men under arms la time OF peace.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-03
Run over
To the Iceberg for bottle OF old whisk,

An elaborate dinner will be- served at
" ii. renters Dining Parlors Thursday
evening from to 1880 O'Clock. Roast
chicken and ice cream are the features
OF the bill OF fare.
The two coal companies OF the city will
close their yards and Offices at 3 .. III.
daily, commencing Monday, May 5. to
continue during the simmer months.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-03

had been sent here by officials at Pueblo,
Colo, who told him that he needed a
lower altitude and that he would be
cared for in this city. As Pueblo Is In
better condition TO care for unfortunates
than Albuquerque and az the altitude Is
lower there than here, the man will be
sent back there this evening.