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New-York tribune., 1902-03-18
RAILROADS..
pENNSYLVANIA


STATIONS foot West Twenty third ana Des-
brosses and Cortlandt Streets
hTThe leaving time from DesbrO-scs and
Cortinndt streets IL i've minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street
s'ation. except where otherwise noted
o. va. AsA MAIL--LiHllted 10 two H1llst Lal'Ss
SSiss ne" York 70 litt-6urg s,eePias Gar Fs91Fs -
: sr NO eo1sfes 70 fltts1uIg-
s5 VI PENNs4LTkNIk i,ss 3sd FSEsRa CON-
Ssrs For Chicago. Ceyeiaud Toledo ciaciaaar. Ind
1'S 20,sP: p; VI CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EXPREss-Tor
o'2S p; NJ sT. LOUIS EXFREss Tittssurs md
5 F. Vi i2gisyl1le s. Louis niniTs car ros
Toledo. excert Saturday 1f-t-r -
1-S5 p NJ PAciFIc EXiREss rlttsburs and Chi
Route CGri %r hnoxyle daily. via sheaanaqah Valley
s2 fs 1al SHs,SHd SN cSTI SSSf2 ExzPREss
WAsHINGSTroSSsla GSTrSslaPi xXf 5na rii. fi7s'75aT satru.
isndt Streets - n5ns GSr Iolo DessE9=es and o9sy
and m sle.i re- - 39iHE a9 es;sss anal A. GP,; T5
Carr 5s and ! EDiRns Csr : Cbinias San i5 DINING
ds s25 Binas Gas cst1 s' p s g. a9s G i9 Hsai t m
ior and dE pi5ng Sa5 S q ' oHgTssson@I Linz % all bP5 Pa5
sosRS 'P!alns RXfWa2 WSs as % gsi3 Il 10 9iSPs R5 Lin
1xS, Iit9 D T M weekdays Exp1ess 81 = 3 p /. %
e0AsT sss GaTsa7i s!2s 70 T.. n
sEABoARb AIR iTf y a n a71 a. R 3 z: p m daily ana Met.
Gs%'1G nsbt s.,I3 Limited 1875 daily Express u 10
NoRFSIx oB5 ok $ND WESTERN EAuwAT-For Msmpnl,
CddESAPE;AEE daysA d1; OHIO RAIEwAY-T5s week
FOR OLD FofHT coSF6fr g Gfli} and xoRroLK-75s a m
ATIANTc tITY@eSs %o m aais @ and ? IS p n days.
Paor Cars and Standard daTfTsh 6sSb EsSsa @ Par
coaches on Sundays.
11AFE MAN-f26 So m. week-days
points on New Branch Railroad from
sesst Twentythird Street StatIonl s. Il 40.
. % 500 and 11.25 y. m sundays. y 455
m IRON Dsshrosses and C0rtiandt Streetsl. 2 %
m I2hO 34O. $40 and 1l3O D m sundays. o u
- For PHILADELPHIA.
~ snrossss and Cortiandt 81 sets SOD =. ~
100 u dining Carl. % io Penna Linttet1. 10 ~
io 20 T and Cortlandt Streets 10 2 dHning car,
tLininR Carl. 115S a 12 * (Dlri1g Carr, ID
Deserosses and Corandt Streets 2O' - - (Din-
Carl 800 y 4. % Dining Carr ass Dining Carl.
so tLinnR Carr. 7a5 S25 - 2S u 10 night
80 I5S *. SIS. Q - dining
S,srl sSa UimitAdD * Dining carr Il y
i5hinS Carr i55 DtrinE Can. - G'tnlng carr 3sS
tIniHg Carl. AS dining = - Dining Carls
100. Sb. S55 o 25 T. N. I night.
otces Nos 46 1895 1854 III and 2ff Rroadways
Filth Avenue Oelow 27d So; Nst0r House WFsr
hy-third Street Station. stations foot - Des-
s,e ard Cortandt Streets Court Street $50 Fu,ton
&c. bs broadway and Pennsvlvania Annex Statir n
SD9Syn; STATEN Jersey City: The New York rr1nsfs
SoIlpany VIII call for baggage from hotels
residences through destination.
614 Eighteenth Pennsylvania FatL
rad Cab Service
J. IL HUTCHINSON
ffA1a-li Manager pazz'r
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18

Cash quotations were as follows Flour quiet and
steady; No spring wheat TN a76i2c No red. S2Hc
No oats. 45hG45a.c; No 2 white. 46Naisc; No 3
barley GOGt-5c No haxseed. 6S. No 1 Northwestern
81 72 prime timothy seed 81 65; clover c'ntac grade
IS - pork per bb $l5 25aSI1 30 lard per ioO
shoulders hoxedl. 81 12lad$T -;
sides (hoSed s. 6O s. 20. whtey. basis OF high wines
ket frmer; creameries. 1sd26c; dairies lSd&c.
Cheese firm, l1di2l4c. Eggs steady. fresh. l5c
Duluth. March 1T.-Cose: wheat-Cash No l hard.
TjiaC: No Northern. T2i2c No Northern, zoe May.
78isc: July T3a-c; Manitoba No Northern cash. lie
NAV T2c: No = Northern. Csc Oats. ~. Corn. Gle
Milwaukee. March 17.-wheat unsettled; close: No /
Northern T6dTGiac. Northern 75d752C: MAY, 7+Ssc
Rive firm; No l. soc. Barley firm. No . 6j'zc; sample,
5Sd64iec. Corn-May 617sc
Minneapolis March 17.-Cl7se: wheat-Cash 723Ac:
northern T3i.c: Northern. T1asc. FOur-Frst pat
ents 81 Sd$3 patents 81 T5GS3 So first
50 1892 So: second clears 81 - Bran in bulk S3 oa
S13 so
March dSGC. steady: No mixed March, 65Azq a
steady; No white clipped, Ole Flour quiet
super. 81 61q$2 90; DO extras 81 '@as3 10 Penn
svIvana roller 81 25GS3 80 do straight 81 6J
- Western winter. So 3Ods3 90; do straight.
d51S3 50; patent 50 GOdS4 spring clear 50 I5d
81 30 straight. So 5OdS3 75 do patent 81 a$3 20
straight 81 G5d$3 patent. 81 OOdS4 Is Rye -four
sSt4 sT4y western @ Sreamery 9S@s~d do nearby prints
Eggs steady. fresh nearby. Ice DO Western l6c: do
Southwestern 1Gc Do southern. l5s Cheese firm; Ne"
York full creams fancy small t2aC do fair 70 choice
1OisdlIi4c Recepts-Flour 2.o0o bbs and lo026."O N
sacks wheat 2oOO0 bush; corn 5000 bush oats 3HO
bush. Shipments-wheat. 5000 bush corn 5000 bush;
4.4uO bush
St, Louis. March l7-CIose: Wheat,No red. sash,
s2ac: NAV S2adS2'.c, July. I4hc; " hard :! !; a
disc oats-No . cash. zoe; MAY, 47sc. July, 35'.c;
No = white - ~ 4sc.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18

Coz TON Saturdays market TegaineG in rC-lays
rhrkef arI once more sentiment general thing
swung around 20 hGlsh viewpoint. Nevertheless
slecuati far from active and time did The
public snow the interest hoped for 10y the professional
HeaGs - fE" staple on fh" opening IN" market
hrm, SHN points higher and later further ad-
fanceC u demand prominent
houses which Jed Saturdays selling Wall sup
and light EurTeau demand helped o. strengthen the
marker here lslt along il became
clear q an that commission houses receiving very
few buying IN profit taking with them
cerned. light receipts materially hrmer
Lverp0r cables than due our close Cf Saturday, ard
that FAN River mill had
fl ~ sIinuers for advance IF 10
per Gid much 10 giT" the early market
1Tm demand for spot cotton
southern markets had fiatened decidedly Of late
private dealers who had sold short 10
mills early the AT lower prices were eager
buyers. preventing setback in prices tonsef
vaige disposed % regard private Liver
pool caha asking quotation cotton 10 he eiped
from with signihcance Large
oe!pts helped buying toward midday Business
dragged II the afternoon but prices 1aei
apprecIabiy- Shorts continued 10 quleF Dls
months and Wall street supported we
market The sole of operations, however Wa
ne nsk{9g - new sraddes, May being purchased against
sesc Nav AZ Sc July 500 the proianiIitlf
favored such The market coseh ,llls,' anu
steady h prices net 2I9 points hightf Iolal si.,s
estimated At about 10000 bales. ms "seA IN
sight was again estimated at 10000 - I''Dpo 'al'r
fs is., bales week last year Iotal = ~
Ee iIO00 bales the present rate VIII IAN '
Ss range of Contract prices the local market to-day
- fCl!yWE-
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18

Spot closed quiet, with quotations nnchageI, "a
s basis 9Isc middug upland ana S7se ivi IN,
cER Sales 5.385 bales. Southern FIot mar
were tsiegrauaed follows. Now Orleans quiet aiu u
ea.hsec Sac. Mobile. steady ana lnchahssi
sr.-l5c: Savannah. steady and unchanged az 70
ArnnRTon. unchanged AZ sizc. Nprfok' siea-s
- ll6c higher az SAC; baltimore. nominal aL9 i
ltigeo a. 9Ac. Louis firm and unchanged AZ y 70
1ated receipts Orleans Tor 10 morrow" iV'''o
V lSy bales a. compared With l03sl actual Ihst Hfh
- ss6s actual year. Houston Tor % t!i ~
yssr ' "s'''' '
hscTs 81 The ports and interior points to-day com
'sies with the day week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18
LIVERPOOL. CorroN MARKET.

liverpool, March II p. m-Cotton spot fair demand.
prices steady. middlnE II i6c The sales ~
bales. q which 100 were for speCl
Ia;Ion export included 200 American; receipts
Futures opened quiet and closed steady; American
n{dlI{ng O g March. scat ~ 64d sellers. March
and APRIL IS G4Q4 40 Gsd sellers April and NAV.
~ Ill 40 6tGt ~ 64i buyers,
June july G4a4 80 6ld buyers July and August
Cad and September. ~ Gao
buyers: September and october. 30 SD sellers,
Octnhsr and Novemler. 4 81 ti4q4 81 CAD sellers.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18
LONDON WOOL. MARKET.

London. Match 17-The offerings auction
sales numbered n 226 bales The attendance
large Spirited competition appeared all day and prices
Continental representatives principally
large supply and sold well. Americans taking
Cape ~ Good Hope and Natal 70
lowing the sales: New South Wales. $500 bales.
Loo bales; secured ledals I'd greasy 4ao Victoria
bales; greasy - oil I'D. New Zealand bales
secured. 4i4dGls sid; greasy 3iaddis I'D Cape Of
Good Hope and Natal 800 bales secured 7dGIs 4tsd.
greasy. 81. dSd
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago March 1T-Cattle-ReCepts. 20 coo head:
ket active Zoe higher good to prime steers
"a so6S7 10. poor 70 medium. 81 2JdS6 40 and
feeders SO 50as5 81 2Sass 90 hefers So Soas6
TEXAS fed 75qs6 HogsReceipts to-day $4,000
head tomorrow 10000 left over. $500 bulk sold lOc
5ioc mixed snd butchers s6H 81
cod 90 choice heavy Sc 35s8 as rough s8ds6
light s6dss - bulk sales Sc 1884 40 Sheep-Re-
ceipts IA 600 head sheep ana lahs eff5e higher; good
10 choice wethers "a T5ds5 5O Western sheep 81 1885,
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18
sorruERN COTTON MARKETS.

savannah March lT-Cotton steady mdding ; . &c; &C.;
iGc. good ordinary, T@4C; receipts, ltO+
bales, exports cOastwise. 1853 sales 60i stock ~ 9N
New orleans. March lI-Cotton quiet; middltnE 80
ordinary. TTkc: receipts, $40
ba les exports coastise 1S sales 500; stock pol $50
Memphis Cotton steady; mddling. = :: Ice
low middlnE $40 good ordinary Sc net receipts 129
bales. gross. 2S9i shipments $3.50; sales. 500 stock
CGI
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. March 17-Flour steady; best patent. spring
81 25aSl 80. bakers straight SidS4 -; bakers
clear spring 80 25GS3 10 low grades spring
g 25dS3 best family. winter. 81 75Gs4 patent winter.
81 @ - 80: clear 81 5Ods2 5. cracker 81 S0dSS
rye hour, 81 23a<+ Wheat-Spring dull No northern.
unsettled: No yellow 6Gl4c: do. G5%c: corn
65i2c: No do 6Stc Oats weak: M white 5Oc. No 3
do, IOiac; No mixed. 41i4C No d. 4G%c. Barley
strong. Rye quiet: No . Gsc.
Chicago March 17-The leading futures ranged fol
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18
new YORK CENTRAL
HARI.EM nINIsInN-

~ =,
tUs = NJ and 735 p VI Daily eVcert sundays PUTS
ueiu ana North Adams SUNDAYS r1lv a % A. ST
Pullman Cars on all through trai-s
Trains Illuminated TItrt
=. Ticket Offices III Pei and EraaFwav
Union So W. 25S Columbus Ave. fcTrr
l25th st. and 12Sth stations vo-', arf
Telephone 800 7Sth YORK CaH
service Baggage checked from hotel resiIencs -
A. SMITH GEORGE " DsS-rrrs
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18

LaCkawanna Railroad.
York, foot barclay and christopher
A M-For BinghamtOn
A M-FOr Buffalo Chicago
y 40 T. M-For Buffalo Chicago
t4:OO p M-For Scranton Plynouth-Bunet
"6:IO T. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
.s:i5 I. M.-For Utica, OSwego, Ithaca and Buffalo
4. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago-Through sleep
erso or L. NJ.
Tickets at 40 Broadway Howard St ls3 BROAD
way Cor 2Sth 113 broadway, N Y: S3s Fulton So
Brooklyn.
.Daily. tExcept Sunday
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18

l5resa coffee markets: Fio-Coffee market firm No
iEi'. $500 exchange y / 32d receipts
SeaTe1 or the United States. 1000 bags; stock Otj
tSEs Sar'0s-toffe@ market firm. good average Santos
$500. receipts 5000 bags stock .O79 600
burgtgffee market opened unchanged; at 30 m was
net 's0 2 DfE higher. sales Hayre-Coffee
rasrSet opened steady. 4 franc higher: m un-
changed ~ . p steady nd unchanged. at ( 40 m
ur--a-E-- ---aL saL-s IL
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18
STOCK on HAND.

bulS
spirits turpenne $40 bbls
Tar
savannah March 1T-Turpentine firm. 45izc. receipts
~ bbls. sales. 81. 1O26 ROsin receipts
$40 hhls; exports, 3.7O1, B G. r. 81 10 e, ~: r
81 40; @. 81 Is. H. 81 go 81 70; X 81 A.. NJ 81;
So % W c. 81 GO; " " 81 -
charleston March lT.-Turpentne and rOsin unchanged
Wilmington, March lI.-Sprts turpen'ine-Nothing do
ing receipts 10 casks. Rosn firm 81 1jq$l 20; receipts
LII hbls Crude turpentnc firm. 81 35dS2 30; receipts
-}1 bbs. Tar quiet 81 10; receipts All bbls.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18

A ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received a. Uptown once.
NO. l.242 BROADWAY.
north Of 3lst-st.. uD.i 3 O'Clock n
Advertisements will the following branch
Office until O'Clock viz eSs
sth-ave.. e. 2Sd-st 15a 6th-aye-. cor. 12th-
q; Oc East 14th-st.s 25- West I.d-st.,
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18
NAVAL STORES

The market for spirits turpentne was firm at ad-
Of nc supplies of spot stock here
and strengthening market Savannah. RosIn
steady 70 firm and unchanged. Tar firm at late
prices. We quote:
SPIRITS tt RPENTINE- iaG4Sc.
TAR-Tine bhls - 40; oil bbIs.
. FosIN-CommGn 70 good strained. $l57l2a$1 go; D.
81 so +, 81 g.. F. 81 10. G. 81 ~: H. 81 10: J. 80 X
s. Co. NJ 81 %, y, 81 GO; " c. So, and W W, 81 20
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18
ROYAL BLUE LINE

ROYAL BLUE LINE
FOR FIiILADEiFiIA
fsi25 $500. 900 1000. 'llSO A "a II
t3.Ooz SF4OO. I'd 90 = lfi
$500. Ft9 25 +. NJ. 81 IS mdt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
ts 90 t:Ofu ri3o A. NJ. loo tLSOz g 20 - 90
100 2. NJ. Ell is mdt N'
ofces: Liberty s.. Ferry. South Ferry 1i8 2s1 asa
iSCo lS3t way Is 9th Ave I3i 6tn Ave - Union 81
West, 1873 ST. Ig5th - pa C5I.,,
bus Ave. New York Coust St 344 Fulror -
Brooklyn; 0S Broadway. Williamsburg York
fer Co. calls for and checks baggage d-stua-t7u
tFrom Liberty ~ only 'I1lly- tDally. ex-lDt sun
day. sSundays oniv zParlCr on g.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18
BALTIMORE E. shin RAURGan
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave Franklin 81 station New York as fol-
lows, la oct West 421 e.. y.
10 \ M-For Intern. points q Albany
I'll % A. Nd Hudson Xiv * Moh. Express.
.l-uD NJ. Express
NJ. ID Detroit. a Louis.
f3. T. No For Hudson River Points & Albany.
1918 T. M.-For Roch-. Buffalo C1eved * ChicaSo
f7:45 p. M.-F0r RoCh., Buffalo. Detroit & 81 Louis.
'9:l5 p M-For syria. Roch. Nias. Falls Det CHI
sDaily. 4Daiy, except sunday. Leaves BroCklyu An
No. at tlO:i5 A NJ; No at t5.o6 I. NJ Leaves
Jersey CITY. r. X I III - A. 81.
t335 r NJ Time tables principal hotels and Offices.
checked hotel residence Westctts EN.
A H SMITH l. LAMBERT.
Cfen'l Superintendent. Genl Pass-r
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-01-29
A Chief Justice for Ari-
zona Territory.
Mrs. Galloway Reappointed
Postmaster at Silver City.
Charges Against Judge Ives Of Ari-
zon Put in Pigeon Hole.
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.

Washington, ID. c., Jan. 29.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt decided upon the re-
nomination of Webster Flanagan, col
lector of internal revenue of the Third
district.
Webster Street, chief justice of the
supreme court of Arizona, will be sue
ceeded by Edward Kent, now assistant
United States attorney of Colorado.
The president sent the following
nominations to the senate:
Edward Kent, Colorado, chief justice
of the supreme court of Arizona.
Charles II. Maris. collector of Gus
toms, district Brazos De Santiago,
Texas.
Artie E. Galloway, postmaster, Sill
yer City, N. NJ.
Joseph E. Roach postmaster, Allan
ia, Texas, and Theodore Ray, Midland,
Texas.
Governor Murphy, of Arizona, had a
conference today with the president
regarding charges filed against him in
the interior department by Eugene S.
Ives. He called the presidents atten-
tion to the fact that Secretary Hitch
cock had investigated the charges and
reported them not proven. The presi-
dent announced that no further action
would be taken.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-01-29
JUDGE BAKER.
Met Local Attorneys at Court House
This Morning.
ANNOUNCES APPOINTMENTS.

Judge BENJAMIN S. Baker, the new
judge of this judicial district. accom-
panied by Sheriff Thomas S. Hubbell,
came in from Santa Fe last night, and
the judge was driven to the CONNER
cial club, where he secured room and
where he will reside until his family
removes to this city from Omaha, Neu.
This morning, at the court house. the
judge met the local attorneys at his
chambers, and the whole party, after
introductions and handshakings, en-.
joyed for several hours a genuine
smoker
The judge expressed himself well
pleased with Albuquerque, and the i'm.
preston he made on the attorneys
present was that he would prove a
Judge" in everything the word i'm
plies.
He announced as his clerk for this
district. composed of Bernalillo and
Valencia counties, Capt. W. Il. Dame
of Rough Rider fame, and as his assist
ant clerk, Garland " Crosby. He also
announced that II. p Owen. who was
the clerk under Judge Crumpacker
would be the official stenographer OF
this district, and that Nestor Montoya
would act as the official interpreter.
The Judge will leave tonight foI
Santa Fe and finish up the remainder
of the week sitting as a member of the
territorial supreme court. He will
then return TO this city and remain
about a week or ten days. after whicn
he will go 10 Omaha and make ar
rangements to bring his family to this
city as sooI thereafter as possible.
The reception at the Commercial
club in honor of Judge Baker will oc
cur next Tuesday night
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-01-29
SCHLEY'S APPEAL.
Protest Against Find
ings Of Court Inquiry.
Marconi Sends Wireless Mes
sages at Sea,
Big Snow Storms in Nebraska and
Iowa Last Night.
BOSTON BANKER COMMITS SUICIDE.

Washington, ID. c.. Jan. 29.-The
navy department has made public Ad-
miral Schley's appeal to the president.
Schley asks the president to review
the findings of the court on three
grounds, in each case basing the ap-
peal on the findings of Admiral Dewey.
as opposed to the majority report. The
petition says that Secretary Long erred
in stating that the court excluded tes-
timony to show that Schley was the
senior officer at the battle of Santiago.
in absolute command and entitled to
credit for the victory.
The petition asked the president to
specifically approve Deweys statement
declaring that Schley was in command.
Other points relate to the blockades at
Cienfuegos and Santiago, the passage
from Key West to Cienfuegos, and
from Cienfuegos to Santiago The
president is asked to annul the secre-
tarys approval of the majority find
ings wherever at variance with Dew
ey's opinion and to approve the latter.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-01-29
OFFICIAL MATTERS.
Official Announcement Of w. {
Dan e, Clerk Of This Judicial
District.
IMMIGRATION LITERATURE.

Acting Governor j. w. Reynolds ap-
pointed Alex. D. Goldenberg, of Tucum-
carl. Guadalupe county, and z. Marie
Jackson, of Estey City, Socorro county,
notaries public.
NEW CLERK OF THIS DISTRICT.
On Monday, at Santa Fe, Judge Ben
jamin S. Baker, the new presiding
judge of this, the Second judicial dis
trist, appointed Capt. w. e. Dame
clerk of the court of this district, and
the official order for such appointment
was duly made out by him. Captain
Dame had his bond for $4,000 required
by territorial statute, ready and the
same was approved by the court. The
new clerk then left Santa Fe for this
city, having also in his possession the
commission of Judge Baker as asso-
ciate justice of the supreme court of
New Mexico. This commission will be
spread upon the records of the Second
judicial district court at Albuquerque,
as will also the official record of Cap
tain Danes appointment and his ap-
pointment and bond will be filed in the
OIlNC W W llC was dDIOlultQ lOidy ,
and there is every reason to believe
that he will prove a competent and
painstaking official.
IMMIGRATION LITERATURE.
AT the request of the passenger de-
partment of the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe railway the Bureau of Immi-
grafton has just furnished w. II. Simp-
son, advertising agent of that system,
at Chicago, with a large supply of the
pamphlet entitled, Mines and Miner.
ais of New Mexico" and with 1000
copies of each of the bulletins publish
ed by the bureau on the following
counties: Colfax, San Miguel, Santa
Fe, Bernalillo. Socorro, Dona Ana,
Luna and Grant; 5000 copies of the
bulletin on Chaves county and $500
copies of the bulletin on Eddy county
were also furnished to Don A. Sweet
at Amarillo, Texas, traffic manager OF
the Pecos Valley & Northeastern rail
road, running through the counties OF
Chaves and Eddy and connecting with
the Kansas Southern railway in Texas
The santa Fe railway system is doing
good work in distributing advertising
matter for New Mexico. Wesley Mer
ritt, industrial commissioner of the
road. has also been furnished with a
supply OF these bulletins and the bu
reau is now preparing to send w. j
Black. general passenger agent, at To
peka, Kan, supply. The demand fol
the bulletins and pamphlets published
by the bureau is constantly on the in
crease
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-01-29
MEMORIAL EXERCISES.
In Honor Of DR.. p. A. Hubbard at the
A. M. &. Church.


Memorial services will be held at the
African Methodist Episcopal church on
Thursday evening at o'clock in honor
of DR.. p. A. Hubbard, financial secre-
tary of the African Methodist Episco-
pal church, who died in the city of
Washington, Tuesday morning, Janu-
airy IA.
The following program will be rem
dered:
Song-"Abide With Me"-Choir.
Prayer-Rev. j. w. Barkdale.
Song-"Jesus, Lover of My Soul
Refuge choir.
"Dr. Hubbard, the True Minister of
Christ"-Rev. NJ. Jones.
Duet-"Over the River"-Mesdames
Joyce and Wheeler.
"Dr. Hubbard, the Friend of the Peo-
ple"-T. o. Mason.
Song-''Some Sweet Day"-Choir.
"Dr. Hubbard, an Exemplary Chris
tian Man"-W. II. Joyce.
Song-"Shall We Meet"-Choir.
Benediction-Rev J. d. Barksdale.
j. H. Martin master of ceremonies.
J. ID. Barksdall organist.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-01-29
SOCIAL EVENTS.
Two Young People Married-Miss Nc.
Millan's -Entertajnments.

Millan's Pupils-Entertainm
An event occurred last night in the
social world of the Santa Fe Pacific
store department which viii not soon
be forgotten, when Lou Moore, one of
the clerks of the department at Nee
dies, California, and Miss Annette
Shackleford, charming young lady
from Temple, Texas, were made hus-
band and wife. The groom came in on
No 2 yesterday morning and the bride
arrived last night on No. |, where she
was met by the groom and large we'd
couple to the Hotel Highland. where
the ceremony was performed by Rev.
Mark Hodgson. The happy couple left
for Needles on the same train that
brought the bride to Albuquerque, in
which place they will make their fut-
ure home. Those who were present at
the wedding were: N. M. Rice, assist
ant general storekeeper. and Messrs.
L. H. Andrews and wife, James s.
Smith. f. e. Hoffman, Chas. F. Cloyd,
Ben Schupp. j. ID. McCord, John w.
Gibson. James X. Poyas, ]. l.. Armijo,
David Stewart, l.. c. Cottrell, Frank
Short, r. M. Allen, p. w. Ferrill, II. A.
Friedleys, Rudolph Dunncourtz. Jacob
Leitcher, A. C. Pomeroy, ]. F. Fleis-
cher, r. w. Stake, c. A. Barhydt. e. A.
Bartlett and wife, and John Mum and
wife.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-01-29
CONCERT AND BALL.
To Be Given Next Month by the Italian
Band


The Italian band, which was recently
organized in this city, and whose men,
bers have been practicing faithfully for
the past few months. have decided to
give concert and ball next month,
the date to be announced later.
The band boys will soon purchase a
full set of uniforms, which will cost
about $500, and therefore the proceeds
of the concert and ball viii help to
defray the expenses in purchasing
them.
This band is directed by Prof. b.
Ramirez, first class musician and di-
rector. who assures public that after
having equipped themselves with the
new uniforms and other necessary
things, he will come out with as good a
band as Albuquerque ever had.