Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-07-26


oyster Bay 10 does not seem. hOwcy.
cr. as 10 Nj Roosevelt, is having much
rest. for his vacation b. pretty well
sanlwichcd between business and the
stan Of assistant seems not only as
busy as ever. but has been increased
by several memb since the prost
dent arrived at Sycamore Hill the iirst
week 10 July
Politicians are wondering II wonders
will never cease in Sow York. Tie
latest sensation g. tac reported inton-
ton Of oX-Cnief a. Police William ).
Dcyory, by his friends. to become the
.eader Of Tammauy hall. This seems
all the more surprising from the fact
that Tammany owes its defeat at the
last mayoralitr election largely 10 Mr.
DcVery. Old timers laugh over the
matter, and new broom men shake
their heads. bat admirers of the eN-
chief say that "touchin' en- and apper
tanning 10 the leadership to use a
famous phrase Of Mr.. Dovory's. he will
get Il. for the big fellow never went az.
ter anything he didn't get He is going
TO qualify for the shoes Of Richard
Croker by capturing the leadership Of
the Ninth Assembly district, then he is
come will be watched with interest.
II credence can ba siyca Ia tie var.
ious reports the democrats aye going
to have more dist!usui- he'd number
OF "a mp aakcrs this year than they
have had before in many years From
a source supposed to be reliable and
triN, worthy it is stated that Edward
NJ \ ,pa;d. who ran against Mayor
Low at the last municipal election, has
pI,cl cd TO make several speeches in
the interest Of the democratic state
tiCftt LOWS Niscn Is also included
in t..2 i.zt AM while no itinerary has
yet boon considered for the former
Tamma s. Ch.Citain. {, said that he
will probably address gatherings in all
the large cities OF tA2 state.
Il Is the present plan of the city to
build at once. at the foot of East Tween.
ty.Third street. an immense public
floating bath TO accommodate at least
$4,000 at time. Tne dock department
owns a block of property at this point
and an immense floating dock would
be great Improvement to the prop
erty. The appropriation required for
this undertaking would be about 5000
600 Hitherto the average amount the
city has paid for its floating baths has
been about $4,000.
Plans are running along nicely for
the construction of Chas. NJ. Schwab S
palatial residence, which Will be tle
fines. in New York. This is saying a
great deal, wnen one considers the
magnifcence of such mansions as
those OF Andrew Carnegie John jacob
Aston the Nanderbits. Gerry's and
others. Mr. Schwobs residence will
be notable also for the reason that II
will not be along Fifth avenue. where
the majority OF the show houses OF the
city are situated. II will be in the style
Of the French Renaissance and the
Chatea de Blois, and the Little TRAN
on. both palaces OF French kings. are
10 be its patterns. The cost VIII be
about $500. 900. The grounds will be
laid ont in drives, walks, fountains and
an Italian garden. On the interior val!
be layishei the best that can be found
In the architecture of Europe. several
artists and sculptors now being abroad
at Mr.. Schwab's expense. studying var.
ious famous models for the purpose.
In the basement will be swimming
pools. auto rooms, pool rooms and cleo
trio and refrgerating plants.
Through Ellis island the gateway
OF America more immigrants passed
during the fiscal year last closed than
have entered this country in any pre-
yiOus year N all i93,, = foreigners
We're allowed 10 enter the port, and
from thence allowed to scatter through
the land. This is an increase over the
previous year OF nearly 81 per cent
The interest which Wa street has
taken In the Chicago corn market has
been rather the interest of an obser.
yer than OF a participant. The street
wonders whether the powerful and
daring specializing prominent in the
engineering of the corn movement viii
be able % repeat their former sue
ccsscs IN stocks The history Of spec.
ulatiCu shows that while Il Is posi-
bic 10 make a profitable corner in a
stock. the total issue Of which Is known
and registered it Is quite another thing
altOg 10 engineer profitable cor
uer IN a food product. the supply of
which cannot be definitely determin-
cd.
Some Of the handsome new public
buildings. Of which so much has been
written are nearing completion 10 the
NtNknl III .NtM lblh - N4lh i'ibl'' III
nothing more than TO show their great
structures 20 visitors to the metropO-
lis The new stock exchange and the
new chamber OF commerce are now
practically completed 10 far as th'ir
exteriors are cOnceIne ., anu they VIII
be notable additions 10 the Wall street
district The foundation OF the new
custom house building Is now virtually
completed, and a part OF the Firth ave
nue. front OF the public library building
Is now in place, so that some idea may
be formed OF what will be the surpass
ing beauty Of this great structure The
extraordinary horse shoe building on
the triangle AT the iuncture of Broad
way and Fifth avenue now looms M
over Madison square and has becom
one of the sights o. the City.
New Workers wery no sooner start
led with the grateful intelligence thai
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