Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-10-27
LOCAL PARAGR APhS.

Miss Jaramillo. a w~ell-known young
lady OF Los Lunas. Is here on a visit to
friends.
chief Justice Mills. who was down at
socorro and San Marcial, has returned
to Las Vegas.
Hahn's handscreened hot stun Is the
only" when 1t comes to making a
good, steady heat.
Free concert and dance at Orchestrlon
hall this evening. Free concert to-mor-
row afternoon. Everybody invited.
The Elks will hold an important
meeting this evening, TO discuss mat
tiers pertaining to the circus which they
will give on November 0.
Louis and Gustave Becker, accom-
panied by Clarence French and RUDE
Smith. will enjoy to-day and the Sab
bath at their home In Belen.
For Sale-A large base burner stove;
can be bought reasonable; also a large
st. Bernard dog. Apply at 4l0 East
Railroad avenu Mrs. q. +. Aver.
Three cases OF sea lions. from Santa
| Barbara, Cal. and destined for the Gin
c%innati. Ohio. geological gardens, pass
ed through the city this morning north
bound.
f.. Il. Elllnwood, a well-known dem
ocrat and lawyer OF Flagstaff, who was
at Holbrook attending court. came In
from the west yesterday and stopped
over during the day.
Judge John Stansberry, who vas over
In the Roswell ne%ighborhood hearing
testimony In Indian depreciation claims.
against the government, has returned
to his headquarters here.
For sale-Complete set frst-class
| store fixtures. including counters,
shelving, refrigerator. computing
scales. Halls safe. horse. wagon, har-
ness, etc. Apply to c. +. Waugh.
Congregational church. corner OF Coal
avenue and Broadway, w. ]. Marsh,
pastor-Preaching service at IL a. m.
and 1880 p. m; Sunday school at 9:45 a.
M: Junior Endeavor 3 p. M. Senior
Endeavor. $3.50 y, IN. A cordial invita-
ton Is extended to all TO attend these
services.
The No. 2 passenger train from the
west wac nearly two hours behind In
reaching the city this morning, the de-
lay being occasloned by a heavy train
of twelve well loaded coaches, seven of
them belonging TO the tourist service.
At this point the train was sent north
In two sections.
II is understood that Col. j. @. AL
bright this afternoon "telegraphed to ex-
President Grover Cleveland. requesting
Il hin. 40 nnhlIalu annA.naa hIR,aaIF fnp
Bryan, thus saving the country. The
colonel and Grover are intimate friends,
and the former really expects an an
swer to his telegram.
The italian band have been practi-
cling steadily since receiving their fine
new Instruments, n are now playing
well together. They will keep It up
and by spring a high grade of music
will be presented to The public, There
are several first-class and expert mu-
sicians in the band and they are i'm
proving constantly.
There has beer considerable Interest
taken lately in the work of the local
corps OF the Salvation Army. Sever
al new recruits have Joined and their
meetings are fairly well attended,
There Is an earnestness and persistency
connected withthe army that eventual
~ produces much good in the walks OF
life among which It works,
The Citizen representative saw a very
nice sample of silver plating done by
ii. Frincent, the local agent of Gray 4
Co, Cincinnati, Ohio, Old spoons,
knives and forks, with the plate worn
on are dangerous to good health. Have
your table cutlery replated. Agent will
call. All worg guaranteed. Mr.. Erin
cent Is at IA West Railroad avenue.
]. l.. Bell a Co. received from a not
ed poultry Arm at Freeport, ILL.,, his
morning a breeding pen OF thorough
bred poultry that attracted consider
able attention. They were Golden Sea-
bright bantams, a cock inc six hens.
costing about Sc apiece. They were
purchased by and will be shipped to
capt. VIM, French at Silver City. who
ls a fancier Of good stock OF all des-
criptions.
Word comes from FL PasO, Texas.
that the Times OF that city has been
leased by w. H.. Mckinney. n. b..
Thompson and John H.. Murphy. ex-
%perienced Colorado newspapermen. and
that Juan 8. Hart, owner inc editor,
will retire after November Is. The
lease acquired by these men runs three
years and during that time they have
right to purchase the entire outht, in
Guiding the $3.50 building for s57, 500.
All the buyers are men OF family and
Will purchase homes in El Paso. Capt.
w. II. Mckinney, one Of the l~essees.
founded the Pueblo, Colorado. Press.
Mrs, Alfred Grusfeld gave a chill
dren's party at the Orchestrion hall
this afternoon. The hall was very taste
fully decorated. The party was given
In honor OF her two daughters, Reina
and Hilda Grunsfeld. There were
present ninety little folks. Mrs. Gruns-
field was assisted by Miss Barth, Miss
] Rosenwaid. Mrs. Louis Baer. Miss
Stern Of Philadelphia, Mira, H., HELD,
ana Mrs. Ivan Grunsfeld. The young
folks thoroughly enjoyed themselves
during the afternoon with dancing ana
sames, Refreshments were served.