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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-27

An Important Order Regarding the Opera
House Issued by tho Judge.
The court met gt o'clock this morning
and took up the case OF the United States
Trust Company w. the Atlantic " Pacific
Railway Company. Capt. q. n Sterry
represented the receiver and Frank M.
Clancy the county OF Valencia. The court
overruled the motion TO dismiss. which
was made by the receiver, bat granted
him leave TO file additional pleas.
Ia the case OF the United States Va.
Mariana Al8rcon, the jury this morning
returned verdict Of acQuittal. The de-
fendant was indicted for giving whisky
to Navajo Indians. Alarcon WAS turned
over to the custody OF the territory, under
pending against him.
Indictments were returned against Red
Pipkin aud william Walters, fsmilisrly
known a. "Broncho Bill" charged with
robbing the United States mails. The
case is set for hearing to morrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
The case OF the United States vs.. An
dres TrOjillo Is set for 10 o'clock Friday
morning.
The case against W. A. vsnMoll. II
set for Jury trial ON Friday.
On the territorial side OF the court, In
the case OF A. II. Linderman W.. Franz
Deitweiler ct al, an order WAS entered
overriding the motion for the security
| for costs.
Alice X. Lowe va. Vim. 8. Lowe; thu
plaintiff was granted an absolute di
vorce.
la the case of the First National bsnl
w. Il. ID. Becker, judgment by default
WAS entered for the sum OF $3.50 6l.
| whitney Co. vs.. Frank Z. Mcclure e'
al, known as the opera house case, tn,
court made the following orders:
1T coming to the Information OF tn
Judge OF this court that since this caus
was brought. an officer OF the court ha
become interested in the property In
yolved herein, both a. attorney anC
other wise, and that the ability OF tn
jadge OF this court TO fairly and i'm
| PARTIALLY hear and determine this caus
touching said property has been ques
toned, the Judge Of this court decline
to further pro 'eed with said cause, an
II In therefore ordered that the sam
stand for further hearing bsfors som
other associate justice OF the supreme
court OF the territory OF New Mexico
when he can be present to hear Oh
same"
In the same case this morning. c.
Pitrst. cross complainant, filed an sppl
cation for the appointment OF q receiver
BY Johnston Il Finical. alleging gres
and immediate danger OF the the atre be
ing dismsntled; also alleging the AZ
tempted sale by Frank z. Mcclure to W
l.. Trimble Il Go OF n part OF the furI
ishings Of the theatre, the insolvency Q
Frank p. Mcclure, the present unrenum
erative condition OF the proper an
the inability to obtain insuran co there
on.
,, On the United States side OF court suit
have been instituted by Eduardo Martel
Rsnefrino and Richard ". Harrison.
Msrtell & Co., OF France, and by Jsm'
Hennessy IL Co. vs. Lowenthal x Meyer
I. to restrain defendants from the illegI
| nse OF certain trade marks. and TO recoy'
/, damages therefor.
Suit on the territorial side has been el
tered by Celia Rsitz by their guardian
sell certain realty.
. Julia Bell vs. Robert Bell, suit for a
!, sOluts divorce.
Jessie Y. Crews ys. George Crews, su
for divorce.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-27
Tsnni. Chnmpionshtp.

In the windows OF IL. X. Fox, the Gold
avenue jeweler, are 10 be seen the prize
cups TO be presented TO the winners OF
the recent tennis tournament.
The large prize cup goes to Roy Stsmm
winner OF the singles, and one each OF
Of the small loving cups TO Louis Brooks
and Miss Margaret Kent, winners OF the
mixed doubles, and Roy Stsmm aud
Louis Brooks, winners Of the mems
doubles
The cups are made OF sterling silver
with gold Innings, and In their beauty
and dainty design are great credit Il
the committee that purchased them.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-27
Dlaz WIN Not visit Chicago.

Governor 0tero received word on yes
terday from the war department that
President Diaz, OF Mexico, will not visit
Chicago next month, "a has been ex-
pected. The following telegram was TO
ceiyed
washington. Sept. 26-lnformstiOn
from the war department to-day Is that
President Dlaz will not visit Chicago, at
intended. MERRIAM,
"Brigadier General
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-27
ChiIdii.eand bland.

The vigilance on the part OF Marshal
Mcmillan and his force WAS rewarded
last night by the discovery OF den OF
opium smoking Chinsmen In an alley be-
tween Second and Third streets and Cop
per and fiisrss ayenue4.
The small frame building was ap-
preached quiatly by Marshal Mcmillan,
accompanied by CITIZEN reporter, and
the only evidence OF It's occupation was d
small hole over the door through which a
raw OF light streamsd. The OdOr OF the
opium was plainly distinguishable, how
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-27
las Vegas Gets Second Prize.

Denver. Colo, Sept. 27.-The b'nd
from McCOok. Neb.. took irst prize, and
the one from Las Vegas, n NJ second, In
the band contest which was tha feature In
the Festival OF Mount In and Plainto-day
Fifteen bands we're entered.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-27

three upper floors by the Reliance Stor-
age and Warehouse Co., was entirely de-
stroyed by 6re to day. together with Its
contents. The loss Is estimated at about
100000. Two firemen received minor
injuries, and three others we're overcome
nv smoke. but soon recovered
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-27
han-as CITY Market.

Kansas city. Sept. % - Cattle-Be
ceipts, 1900 head. Market, steady TO
lower
Native steers. $450g625; Texas
steers, $3.004420; Texas cows, $4,000
1926; native COWS and heifers, $1,000
500; stockers and feeders, t3.00gi75;
bulls, o. 00d450.
sheep-Receipts 5000 head. Market,
steady.
Lambs. $3S5g5 40; mutt0ns, t300g
A nn
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-27

jackson, Miss. Sept. 27 The yellow
fever situation to day appeared less en-
coursging. One new case IL announced
Mrs. o. j. Waite. wife OF the cashier Of
the First National bank. This makes q
total Of three cases since yesterday
afternoon. light frost appeared thi,
morniuu
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-27
Last call

Up to Saturday night september 80, We
will continue our special 30 pound sugar
sale with either list. Parties who wish
20 have the goods shipped, nust leave
the order In Saturday morning. a. the
sale will positively close on Saturday
night. The Jatfa Grocery Co,
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The pAN.PREsBYrEsIAN ALLIANCE,
Representatives OF Twenty-Five Million
PranhYteIiAns IN session.

Washington. Sept. 27.-Delegstes rep
senting %. .000, 600 Presby yterians through
out the world, assembled at 1890 to-day
In the New York avenue Presbyterian
church to attend the tirst session OF the
Pan -Presby yterian Alliance. About l20
we're present TO day. II IL expected that
by to- morrow there will $50 present, The
sessions will last ten days. The body Ia
purely ydaliberative,no not in any sense legis-
lstive. The capacity Is entirely advisory.
The first session to day was devotional.
The opening sermon was preached by
Rev. John Dewitt, ID. ID - OF the Princeton
Theological seminary, the subject being:
"Attitnds OF Reformed Churches Towards
the Bible" The first business session
was held this afternoon.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-27
Three Hoyn CremAtt 4

Buckskin, Ind, Sept. 27,-fire to-day
destroyed the farm house OF NJ. wilizse,
His two sons, aged respectively s and IL
years, and young man named Griece,
aged IL, we're cremated.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-27
Prnfessor of Music.

Miss Nellie Taylor, (holding a diploma
from London. bnglanu, College OF Music
viii receive pupils for instruction In
piano forte ana singing voice culture
Address Post, ilice Boa 3i6. or inquire al
kyeritfs jsweIry store, Railroad avenue.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-27

On diamonds. watches, etc, or any good
security; also on household goods stored
wi me; strictly confidential. Highest
cash prices paid for household goods. I
A. WRITTEN, ia Gold avenue.
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Chicago Grain Marhet

Chicago, Sep. 27.-wheat-September
1889; December, 1889.
corn - September. 80; December.
80.
Oats September, 2g a December 22}s
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-27
Lost.

Plain green handle umbrella, mono
gram "Lucille" on handle. Finder leave
with Mrs. Joseph Barnett, at st. Elmo,
and receive reward.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-27
Fire In Philadelphia.

Philadelphia. Sept. q "A large five
story brick bnilding In Filbert street
the first two floors OF which were occu
pied by the Macy Furniture Co., ant
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-27

&c. Hall and wife are here for few
days visit. Mr.. hall st one time was
employed here in the Santa Fe offices.
He is being greeted by many old friends
among whom he WAS very popular.
Woman or girl for general
housework. Apply sol west Tiieras
avenue.
Fine home made confectionery OF all
kinds at Delaney's Candy Kitchen.
+. &. Gerald, gentleman from Will
liams, A. T., ia In the city.
MIX drinkers. Try Matthews Jersey
milk.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-09-27
money MArael.

New York, Sept. a. Money on call
strong. IL per cent. Prime mercan
tile paper 5lSg6 per cent.
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silver suu Lee
DISTRICT COURT.

Nev York, Sept. 27.--,ilver, ts1S; lead
Al lO
Evening journal., 1899-01-06
No TNVFsTTGNIION VET.

So far the finding OF the body Of the
infant in the canal at Delaware City
has not been Investigated. II was re-
ported 10 Deputy Coroner Chandler on
the last day Of his, term, and he had
no time to complete the case and Cor
oner vandcver will not investigate be-
cause the body was found before he
went into office.
Evening journal., 1899-01-06

France toNake part in an exposition of
works OF art and the products Of manu-
facture and agriculture Of all nations.
to be held az Paris. commencing April
Is. and closing November 8. 1900, Is
accepted and that 'the governors OF
the several Mates and territories bn
and are herein requested 10 invite tho
people OF thcN respective -tatcs and.
territories TO make a proper represen
tation OF the pt duets Of our industry
and 10 take such further measures as
may be necessary in order TO secure
% their respective states and terirtOr-
Ce the advantages to be derived from
this benefcient undertaking.
Delaware Is invited to join with
other states Of the United States In ex-
hibiung her resources and products.
Ample space and facilities are prom
ised US for this purpose. and / leave
with you the consideration Of tho ad-
Visibility Of avri..-s cI.cc.7ee u the
opD0rtunity
REPORTS.
In addition TO the reports horoinbe-
fore referred to. I herewith submit the
report of the adiutant-generaL
REPRlEVEs. PARDONs AND RE
MISSIONS
In accordance with the provisions OF
the Constitution / also beg leave to
lay before you list Of reprioves, par-
Gons and remisslons granted by me
since the laet session Of the General
A~0emby. with the grounds therefor
fully set forth.
take this occasion Of commencing
the action OF the Constitutional Con-
ventlon in creating a Board OF Par
dons. / have found the work OF the
board not only a great assistance in
the,performance Of my duties, but theii
careful investigation OF the many ap-
p.ications brought before them in
sures the public against the many mis-
takes and errors which it was difficult
for the executive. acting alone, ia
avoid. EBE W. TUNNEL.
Dover. January 3. 1899
Evening journal., 1899-01-06
BOARD or TRADE BANQUET

BOARD OF TRADE BANQUET.
AZ a meeting cf the committee hav
irg in charge the Board OF Trade din.
ner yesterday, Il was decided to hold
the banquet at the Cayton House on
1artary 16, The following reception
csmmittee has tean appointed; Bishop
Coleman. chairman; Samuel Bancroft
Jr. Edgar NJ. Ho0pes. Horace c,
Knowles. o. c. purdy. William s. HE
les. willard Sauebury, Lewis C. Van
degrgr. w. w Pusey. Ellwood c
Jackson. A. H. Berlin, A. r. Morrison,
Samuel X. Smith, A. c. McCausland,
Z. Tatnall Warner and W. w. Lob
dell. Bishop Coleman win call the
committee tcgotheg al his residence on
Saturday TO arrange the details.
Evening journal., 1899-01-06

FOR SALE or exchange. at "a sacrifice.
pleasant, modern. double-front resi-
dence at Newark. Del Ten rooms and
bath. Hot water heating. Large pQrchca.
Lot G0x200 feet. Nice lawn Orchard In
rear. City convenicnces in house and
town. Delightful place 20 live. Trains
convenient Price moderate. Apply 10 II.
S. Goldey, N. w. Cor. Eighth and Market
streets cd floor, city.
Evening journal., 1899-01-06
s 161,75O %
s1,O24,452 o.
WOCpRlrFF.

WOODRUFF.
In addition to the assets Of the state
given above. the state in the last few
years has acduired and added in i'm.
provements the fosowing property
viz:
State Hospital at Farm
uulsl, ...4....,.......-. 100, 900 20
Farm adjotling Hospital,
about ..., ....,... $500 o.
Armory at Wilmington. 100000
Addi. On 70 6 ate Library. 10000 90
Repairs and improvements
TO State House. ,...... 5,467 16
TOtai extraordinary ex-
penditures for property
and improvements, ..$ 144, ,967 40
OOher Assets. ] O24 ,452 %
Total Assets. ..,... 81. .l69 ,419 10
Evening journal., 1899-01-06
REAL ESTATE.

FOR S.AdlE.-SeveIal mCdern houses,
six, eight and nine rooms; well located
on West Side; low prices and easy
terms. WILLIAM c. TlNDAlI,
No. 5l1 West Ninth street.
Evening journal., 1899-01-06
JAS. 7. MULLIN & SONS,
HANscoM's.
Buckwheat Cakes

are only perfect when made
from Hanscom's Sure Raising
Buckwheat Flour.
3 lb package only lOc.
nANSOOm =, Market Street.
Evening journal., 1899-01-06
COLLEGE FOR COLOR
STUDENTS

Comparatively few Of our people in
c.uding the colored people of our state
arc familiar with the objects and ad-
vantages OF this institution. The farm
on which This college rs situated is To-
Gated near Dover in one of the hest and
most delightful farming sections. Il
is fe"ile and productive. and ancrds
excellent opportunities for experlmen-
tai agriculture.
The buildings are well equipped.
comfortable and i'm every way suited
for the purposes Of an Industrial
school. Here the colored youth Of the
state, al a comparatively small expense
are afforded an opportunity to acquire
a good education and a useful trade.
The state appropriation to this col
lege has been judlcious,y expended and
VIII, / believe, yield a valuable har-
verc in the future development and
progress CT the race in whose interest
it IS invested The need of the insti-
tutlon is a larger attendance and a
greater interest on the part OF the col
ored people.
Evening journal., 1899-01-06

FOR sALE.-l2OJ West Ninth street.
Ten rooms and AN conyeniences, price
very low w j. INsher. COG Market St.
Evening journal., 1899-01-06
WARE STATE HOSPITA A
FARNHURST.


Il is with pride that we consider the
completeness and good work Of this in
stitutIon. A few years since our indi-
gent insane were languishing in lily
equipped a.mshOUses, deprived Of the
medical attention and proper care
which are so neccrrQry to their COM
fort and treatment, while on the other
hand they were depriving other in
mates Of these county institutions Of
the room and attention which old age
and afflictiOn need so much. This in
'stitution now compare fav0Tably with
simiiar ones in other states. and with
proper support and management viii
rival the beet The trustees inlrEted
with its management and control have
spared no effort TO make Il a success.
And while the appropriations neces-
sary for it's Improvement and support
have sometimes been large, yet when
we consider the great benefits which
have been derived by our unfortunatef
we cannot regret that public funds
have been 50 spent in the discharge OF
the duty which the state owes to thit
c.aes Of her citizens.
The report Of the board Of trustees
which will be submitted to you later in
your session, will contain much van
able information and some recommen.
dations, which it will be your duty tC
carefully consider and act upon.
PAIRS INTERNATIONAL EXPOsI
TION.
The Paris Exposition Of 1900 prom
! ises 70 be one of those notable inter
national dieplaye OF the worlds ad
vancement and progress which speah
so eloquenfiy the Victories of peace an'
prosperity Of the nineteenth century.
i In this age when nations vie witt
each other in the exhibition Of the pro
\ ducts of the earth. the inventions O
genius and the skill and handiwoTk O
their people, we are led 20 feel that tn
ties of mutual interest and comfy ar
becoming too strong to be severed b
the sword of war.
The Act Of Congress- approved Jul
! 8, 1897. entitled; IAN Act making al
: preparations to supply deficiencies
J etc" contains a provision to the effeS
, that the invitation Of the Republic Z
Evening journal., 1899-01-06

Don't miss your chance for a saving
at C.eland's.
Evening journal., 1899-01-06

FOR SALE.-prices low, terms easy;
houses on West Side, from N,500 to 5000
Apply to A. L. JOHNSON, northeast cor
ner Eighth and Shipley streets.
Evening journal., 1899-01-06

FOR SALE OR RENT.-Desirable house.
No. 1902 Van Buren street. from March %
1899. Apply to FRANCIS e. KELLY.
l03 Market Street.
Evening journal., 1899-01-06

5 3S0,OOU %
Benefit cf SchCOl Fund
BANK STOCK
5000 shares of Farmers
Bank. at $1,000 per
share .............,..$ 10000 90
? ,439 shares OF Farmers
Bank, at 5000 per
share. ....k......,... r5S,5s5 OC
81 shares Of National Bank
share. .....m... 1880 90
114 shares National Bank
of Smyrna, at $1,000 per
share, ................ 1880 90
254 shares of Union Ma
tional Bank. at $500
per share. ............ 1852 90
Evening journal., 1899-01-06

Railroad Company at
per cent,...-.. Ie0sOOO W
Breekwater and Franl1ford
Railroad Company at 3
per cent, ............ 100000 o.
Evening journal., 1899-01-06
BONDS

BONDS
One bend, State Of Della
ware, at per cent.,...S 1861 %
One bond Sussex County,
at 6 per cent......... 5000 90
Evening journal., 1899-01-06

couse Of their country We are assured !
however. thet all OF this money will be
refunded by the Federal Government.
STATE PRINTING AND SUPPLIES. J
Section Of srtlc.e 10 OF the Constl
tut,on plovidoH, "An stationary print
lng. paper and fuel used In the legisla
tive and other departments of govern
ment shall be furnished. and the prinI-
ing, | r. ling and distribution Of the
laws journals, Official reports, and a
other printing and binding, and the
pairing and furnishing the halls
rooms used FOR the meetings Of ta-
| General Assembly and its committee
shall he performed unGer contraVt 10
be gwen TO the lowest responsible bid
der below such maximum price and un-
der such regulations as shall be pre-
scIibed by law Such bids shall be
opened In the presence Of the persons
making the bids or their representa-
tives.
No member or officer OF any depart
ment Of the government shall be in any
way Interested IN any such contract
when awarded 10 or by any such mem
ber, officer or department"
You Will readily see the motive that.
dictated this provision OF the Consii-
tuition. The public printing and sup
plies OF the different departments OF
the government are important items in
the expenditure OF the pubic funds. A
law under which the benefits OF
healthy competition may be secured
would nct AFFORD the state better ser
vice and greater economy. but would
prove geneally more satisfactory to
the Departments and % those who
stand ready TO render the service.
The state librarian has complied
with the spirit c1 this provision Of the
Constitution in purchasing the coal to
heat the State House and some other
officers have felt bound to do the came
with printing, but until a proper law Is
enacted the state cannot derive the
benefits that the makers OF the Consti-
tuition intended.
The state has been imposed upon not
only IN excessive charges Tor printing
and supplies. but IN the quality OF the
material used and the execution OF the
work.
/ recommend that you provide that
all printing to be dcne and supplies
furnished be done and furnished by
contracts awarded on bids made on
specifications duly advert 'ced and that
a board. composed OF persons who have
: no printing to award or supplies 10 be
furnished, be created for that purpose.
! In this connection ! suggest for your
consideration that il would be in the
2 Interest Of economy and better work
J and material If a member OF such
board should be a practical printer
I whose knowledge would prevent impo-
b s.tion and secure a better grade OF
: work. Such a member could be desig-
Z mated a public printer or otherwise. as
, you think best. and should be com.
r pensated with a moderate salary. Hi.
q duties would not be arduous and hi.
r salary need not be large Such mem
bers should be prohibited from bidding
for contracts or being I'm any manner
z interested in their award The monel
s thus saved to the state would, ! an
i sure, much more than pay the expensc
Is OF such a system.
s ! recommend this matter TO your at
# tention, feeling that you viii appre
g cate your duty in providing necessar.
IT legislation.
Evening journal., 1899-01-06

Sizes in C,e,ands Shoe bargains
won't las. long
Evening journal., 1899-01-06

LIABILITIES
$50 bonds, 81 900 each. at 8
per cent, issue of 1887,
payable June l, 1907, re-
deemalb,e at option OF
the State on any June
1 or December 1, in or
after 1897, 97,............$ $50 900 90
30 bonds. $1,000 each, at
31s per cent, issue Of
1885. payable July 5,
1915, redeemable at op-
tion cf the State on any
January 1 or July / in
or after 1906, ,....... $4,000 90
245 bonds 81 900 each. at
per cent. Issue Of
1897 payable December
l, 1927, redeemable at
option CT the State on
any June l or December
l. after December l,
1922, .....I...e.., 245, 1000 90
Evening journal., 1899-01-06

One tonH 10 School Fund.
iesued in 1881. at per
cent, payable July
1906, ........$ 156,75
Certificate u Indebtedness
10 Delaware Coiege. at
C per cent. perpetual. $500
Farmeus' Bank. temporary
loan. 3l5 per cent... 5000
Evening journal., 1899-01-06

Total LlsbiIties..S S19,75O 90
Excess of Assets over
L.ab.lieies. .......S 349, $50 16
Evening journal., 1899-01-06

s 3s4,S27 90