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FOR sALE-A new three story apartment and
store, corner house, on 18TH av., Hrooklyn Iu a
growing section which viii be bcnented by Inc
new bridge and tunnel. the store present, ala "a.
eetlent opportunity for any one wishing to IS
tAbiAh retail business, and a. an investment will
pay over 10 per cent. price tsUD terms To suit
owner.
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FARMS FOR SAFE on To LET.
p>-~-l~>s
l2S-ACRE FARM for sale. near WeStwood, Her.
gen county. ~ :. one hour out, two modern houses
outbuildlngs, icehOuSc, arteSan well. tenant house
boathousc, lake stocked. For fun Particular Ad
dress W. T.. TAYLOR, las Liberty st. New York.
AT CRUGERS on HrD ON-StAtion on mon
cry ~ miles to s7d II 200 acres farm house ba rms
500 per annum. PLASS. 23t Broadway
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Borough OF Broeklyn--sslc or Rent.

70 QHI.FLAIs-IN NEWLY BUILT BRICK
AND STONE HOtsIS-6 large light rooms and
bath. including dining room: carpeted halls. re-.
fngerator Tiled bath. ianltor Rents FROM
oM TO SIS ON>ER ALMAls on PRFM-
IsEsi ALSO SUNDAYS. Gail at WIiouehby
av,, between Kent aV. and Graham st. car lines
ferries and GTeenpont.
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Miscellaneous.

SELL REAL ESTATE.
description and cash price and learn how. Write
for full description Of any OF the following prop
Residence and Lot. Railway. n. 3. Groom
house with bath. Fine shade trees. Few fruit
i,ees & ., LS, @ itsIiis H. Good schools convenient
Residence and / acre. Palmer. Mass io;toom
! miles from T. r. Few shade and fruit trees
About su,s1ns seo T. iSa fom II Railroad station o. ' "
Residence and Lot Milford pei In STsnns n,Toom house
Plenty shade school blocks from property
block e r. r; Stsilohi Soe9 v.,, ,o,,,.a
Cos, pe sIsoo eorsisay % S good inys.tmen, al 500
orehsfd Of and al Fpas af & rse attractive
and subsssntlsllS built house. ali eonvenlsnSss
stable carriage hou:e % and all necessary ou'ouiid'
tenement houses Us SAND and grounds. Chelmsford.
Mass. ~ room frame house. Shade ueS. Some
Residence and acres OF land Prompton, pa.
u room house and chicken house GOOD loea.
suitable for chicken and ND squad raising. 1850.
10 building Lots. Camden, ~ averaging soH
81 f. esa1on Eef.s Srss ssss o pass lots Very de-
ABOUT acres Of land and improvements. Cam.
this SECTION is Increasing in value on account OF
'ApasaRbF psHiI pIdns 6oosns g
Desirable building Lots. Pomona. n. J; One
from % Reading r. r. i 10 ' MI from 70 2IlsniiC SH CITY,
Residence and Lot, Beyidere. y. J. Good
shade and fruit trees. u block from II. II. Station
j building lot, Rochester. NY. So1lsO #. Well
located About 4 mi from r. r $3.50 ,
Fine 'S1sS Water o' Good % soil ior % beTres Excellent
location for health resort. 10 min. walk from
" Residence and and Grounds. peAcham. Vt, iO-roem
house. Various shade and fruit trees. Fine
sDm%eT sDTns wfs ssme Isi acre with garden An Ideal
Residence and Lo,, cha,hsm; N =, Good IL room
from y. n. Sta. s., $50
hOss SS baS sRd LOT & .bS P1 some @
and shade trees, Beautiful and healthy location.
81 building, Lots, Orange. Conn. averaging
.oAlso y. each, some larger. Property in this
and healthy location; About min walk from
S11,Sn pa,iSI0 g90d inUes'pebt sb at $3.50
Il. each, Beautiful location. min: walk TO St.
r. II. and 10 min. TO II. II. Station. $500,
s XII GI bend IS @ss from GS K Nc sso sga
Residence and Io' Antrim, .,,,, y H. s,0om
shade trees some fruit An Ideal summer house.
s-room house and hen house. few shade and
irs L C0f I1ass SsS lof e.
Abou, = mi. from r. r. station; $500
Good 10 room house some shade trees Various f;
fruit trees. About ~ mi. from II. r. sta. Good
schools within a mi. $1,000
Residence and l acre OF land. Mattapolsett.
Mass IL rooms shade and frul, trees, Fine
summer resort Near the shore Fine view OF
harbor and Ray. min walk 10 r. X. $500
y cash.
Residence and Lot, Matawan. y. J. Good
Groom house with wood shed and hen house.
Some shade and fruit trees. Lot 5Oxl20 It. Good
Location. 81 900
Residence and - acres ofland. near Long Braroa.
" J. 10 rooms. Shade trees. Plenty OF fruit.
Splendid water. 200 II. from trolley. 4 mi. TO
II. X. 5000
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

DNhER HEIGHTS, corner 10 rooms. improve
ment>; equity 5000 Flushing. II rooms, loOx
lOO free and clear sl000. New Rochelle. ~
rooms improvements, SOSlj0. equity 5000. Lake
Hopatcong. cottage; Improvements, 5OS3O clear:
$500 PaSSaic, ~ rooms. Improvements. lO0x
$50 free. clear $1,000. summit. II rooms, i'm
proVcIrents, acres. equity slOeOO. Write or
call LA MONT SCOTT co. SIS Liberty st.
4 SPLENDID CORNER. IS 70 -rilirs and stores
Particulars from ROBERT RANKIN,
IS Man hAttan Ave.
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FOR ENT.

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psfk, As9 Isnih street
JONES a 90.
~ ave, a q 2th 81
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FOR SALE or will exchange
for small farm anywhere my store prop.
cry. situated ia village 20 miles from
New Yoik, IN New Jersey. $4,000 Equity.
Make Oiisn n S. Boa l5s Sun office.
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The Ideal Suburb
is SEWAREN, N. J.

Water front on staten Island Sound. boating
and bathing. zine train seTv1cr-b minutes,
Choice lots and hOus', OT sale Aso desirable houses
TOT rent. IrsirCted property. Iof part iculATs,
Illustrations, prices. etc, address
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sewAREN IMPROVEMENT CO. sswGsu n. J.

ROCHELLE = 4 ON NOw ORA, SusqurhannA
Western Railroad, grntlomans home on saddle
N,tI ihfrv inmates from depot, stone and frame
house. a. fuOus. conservatory. bosihuuSs, 6c ali
modern improvements - acres ground. me col
lttfluu perennial ulaLtA. fruit shade large lawns
perfect ori,I cost sl2UJ buiu 10 uNneT who f.
compelled tu move. VIII s'l iur tS.Uh AHy terms
Cumla IGtiNrh new Apply . THOMAS ou prem
l,es 1f Prudential HOLDING, NcSata, y.
AZ lNgEIIFNT PROPERTY ~ AiDDLESEN
90. y u Consists ~ houses cont aiming ~. u
and rpUu,s respectively and ~ arrrs ol land 7OO
N tTuut4gr uu aNIgildF river. nFautlhIl lusati1u
IS milrs from New Nufk suitable fof county
fcsdrrc'. private boarding school of sanltaliuu.
Z mluutrt' liuu fiilfoAd station Price tlAp 80
Nntr To- "a n o.IiANUIIi North Au,s Tcan
uu.ldIuF liIladrluu'H ~.
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W. NJ. OSIRANDER,
North American Building. Philadelphia. Pa.

DERBY-i8 rooms, Improvements. stable, i4ox
$50, $4,000. Cos Cob: 10 rooms, improvements
iOpx25O: $1,000. Stamford, IA rooms. improve
ments, stable 10 acres: $1,000 Norwaik, ia rooms
improvements. acres, bargain: si2Ooo New
Milford 2S rooms, barn, outbuildingS. $500.
Also small farms Ia MONT SCOTT co, IS
Liberty St
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BIG SNAP FOR HOME sEEKERs.

Two story, basement and cellar brick -nlled
frame; near City Hall, Brooklyn: ~ rooms. lot
25Hl0o; total rents s+s2 mortgage 5000 per cent
price, 1920 total annual expenses, slsi: owner
can live on parlor floor free and still earn per
cent. on investment Scale q DRESEI. 10
Court St, Brooklyn.
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BAY RIDGE PARK.

Attractive detached cottage for sale. all mod
ern Improvements; 10 rooms and bath: paTquet
floors, &c: all highly finished and decorated
grounds iO0x00, neatly laid out; situated on 79d
ST., near Fort Hamilton Av.
Take Bay Ridge Av at 38th ST.. 5th Av. l..
and apply to STEWART. bay Ridge Park.
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BEVERLEY EHATRTSHl, ;5A,EE RI 5iiI.g l,.a.,
FLATBUsH-ss,7so, COsT AZ 800.

FLArBuSH AV., corner Hawthorne St. near
the PARK Elegant new apartment OF and rooms
and bath; handsomely decorated open plumbing :
tiled bath steam heat: hot water supply: gas
ranges and all light rooms: s32 TO s3s. HORATIO
81. SIEM ARI, Pol EIAIHISH AN.
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FLEMING PARK, LARCHM ONT, n. Y.
Furnished cottage on the Sound IS rooms boat
landing and stable. Apply ON the premises.
CONNECTICUT HILLS, rent house. fifteen rooms
modern convenlences. hArdw BOD GoOrs. steam heat
also large stables Information inquire CHAS-
TAIGNERAN. ord ST. and Madison av
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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-24

$3.50 yesterday afternoon. and after
the transaction of executive business
the election of officers took place at
4:30 o'clock, when the following ofhc.
ers we're elected and installed; Grand
commander, C. N. Blackwell, Ration
deputy grand commandery, Alex sStev'
ems. Albuquerque;gra guardian, E.A
Cahoon. Roswell; grand captain gener-
al. A. III. Harllee, Silver City; grand
treasurer, A. J. Maloy, Albuquerque;
grand recorder. A. A.. Keen, Albuquer-
que; grand prelate, Rev. w. A. Cooper,
Santa Fe; grand standard bearer,
Frank ~Farnswortb. Silver City; grand
sword bearer, j. w. Donovan, Ration.
The grand commandery then closed
in full form.
The third annual grand c%onclave of
the grand commandery of Knights
Templar of New Mexico will convene
at Albuquerque, October, 1903.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-24
Educators at Appleton.

Appleton, Wis. Oct. Carving
trains today have brought scores OF
teachers come to attend the annual
meeting of the Northeastern Wiscon-
sin Teachers association. The gath
ering will be formally opened this eve
ming with an address by E. G.. Cooley,
superintendent of the Chicago public
schools. At tomorrow's sessions a num-
Der of well known educators Will be
heard, among them President G. II.
Hughes, of Ripan college; DR.. Turner,
of the University of Wisconsin; Presi-
dent T. B. Pray, of the Stevens Point
Normal; President r. H. Halsey, of
the Oshkosh normal, and Prof. c. w.
Treat. of Lawrence university. The
Off GER of the association are: Presi-
dent, Principal r. W. Pringle, of APP
pleton; vice president, Superintendent
C. O. Marsh, of Amigo; secretary,
Miss Elizabeth Waters, of Fond du
Lac; treasurer, Principal w. o. Brown,
of East Green Bay.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-24
Order of Eastern star.

The Grand Chapter of New Mexico
of the Order of Eastern Star which
convened Wednesday evening in its
second annual communication in Ma
sonic hall, Santa Fe, continued in ses-
sion until a late hour, when the work
of the order was completed and the
communication was closed in ample
form.
After the transaction Of executive
business the grand officers for the
ensuing year were elected, which with
the appointive oficers, were duly in
stalled.
The grand officers are as follows:
Grand matrUn, Mrs. Jennie A. Boomer,
of Ration; grand patron, Charles H.
Sporleder. Las Vegas; associate grand
m~atron, Mrs. Lizzie Griffith, Socorro;
associate grand patron, r. H. Ayers,
Ration; grand secretary, Mrs. Minnie
H. Miller. albuquerque; grand con-
ductress, Mrs. r. NJ. williams, East
Las Vegas; associate c~onduefress,
Mrs. Charles Mausard. Albuquerque.
AL Of the subordinate orders in the
Itkrritory, with the exception of one,
were represented, and the session was
one of much interest to all in attend
anee.- to
The third annual communication of
the grand chapter of the Order OF the
Eastern Star win be held in Albuquer-
que.4New Mexican.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-24

have any specific value. but eau 1t
is the only collection of its kind in the
world. He will not take many" from
the street car conductors here.
In his travels he has acquired more
than s64 slips and tickets, which he
will exhibit at the st. Louis exposi-
ton.
On August 8, Mr.. Loeb made a mad
and wild ride down Ute Pass, warning
many of the Impending destruction
which quickly came in the wake OF q
cloudburst.
The wonder of the performance oil
this eight mile ride is doubly accentu
ated when 1t is considered that the
young man has been a paralytic FOR
twenty years out of his twenty-five OF
life.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-24
Subordinate Communicates.

The following is a list of comman'
deries, their principal officers and
membership under the jurisdiction OF
the Grand Commandery of New Mex
leo at the present time:
Santa Fee Commandery No. 1, Santa
Fe-Thirty-three sir knights. George
w. Knaebel. e. c.; Charles F. Easley
G.; John F. Walker. C. G.
Las Vegas Commandery No. 2-Thir
ty-nine sir knights. Thomas ]. Ray
wood, f. c.; Harry NJ. Smith. c.; Cy
rus d Boucher, C. G.
Pilgrim Commandery No. 3. Albu
querque-Ninetyfour sir knights. G
+. Myers, Z. c.; John Borradaile, c.
Z. L. Medler, c. G.
McGrorty Commandery No. 4, Dem
ing-Forty-eight sir knights. SeamoI
Field, Z. c.; George A. Shepard, G..
Frank r. Wyman, c. G.
Aztec Commandery No. 8, Ration
Thirty-fve sir knights. James w
Donovan, f. c.; Frank Henning. G..
Chester Stevens, C. G.
Rio Hondo Commandery No. 6, RIOS
well-Thirty-six sir knights. William
M. Atkinson. E. c.; Jacob b. Mai
trews, c.; William T. Joyner, c. G.
Malta Commandery No. Z, Silve
City-Thirty-four sir knights. Arthu
IL. Harllee, E. c.; T. Frank Farms
worth, G.; William c. Porterield, {
@.
Clayton Commandery No. s, Clay
ton-Ten sir knights. ]. c. Slack, +
C.; Charles Schlater, G.; Robert ]
Ervein, G. G.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-24
POLICE COURT.
chinaman in court-interesting Pro.
ceedings.

Chinaman in Court-interesting Pro-
ceedinss.
A Chinese complicated mixup was
the only grievance in police court this
morning. HE hitee me first. He
hitee me on arm, and lickee him."
were the only words in English
spoken. An interpreter was called and
the case investigated. The principal
actors were Hing Lee, a stout young
Chinaman, who was charged with
beating and kicking an old man, Lee
Hee.
The scene of the first act was at a
little washee shop on Silver venue 1t
would be impossible to go into details
because we havn't had time to study
the human phases of the Chinaman. 1t
seems that Hing Lee and Lee Hee be-
came involved in a quarrel and Hing
Lee put Lee Hee in the clear. He
struck the old man, knocking him
down and then kicked him in the stom-
ach, which interfered with his three
meals a day.
Hing zee was arrested several days
ago, but the case was carried over be-
cause the Cinnamon who were wit
nesses neve showed up at the same
time. When a Chinaman don't want to
understand it is impossible to make
him understand, unless there is money
in it for him.
However. the case was settled this
morning. Hing Lee had to pay a fee
of $50 to get free. The old man, Lee
Hee, is still suffering from the effect
of his beating and kicking. but he will
recover. and no doubt be ableato do a
bigger washing than ever before.
The judge did not go through the
usual Chinese chicken ceremony in
swearing. but gave them the just dues
of the law for the offense committed.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-24
BASE BALL STARS.
They Will Play in Albuquerque on
SATURDAY.. November 1.

The base bali lovers of Albuquerque
win have an opportunity Of witnessing
a game played by the greatest ball
players in the world, on Saturday, No
| yember 1.
A team composed of ~all-star Ameri-
can and National league players will
| stop over here on the date mentioned
and a game will be played in the after
noon at the fair grounds.
The All-Star American league play
ers are: Manager. Napoleon LaJoie,
Who is the second baseman; Pitchers
Bernhard and Adrian Joss and Third
| Baseman Bradley, of the Clevelands;
Shortstop Harry Davis, of the Chica'
go American: Topsy Hartzell and
| Shortstop Monte Cross. of the victor.
ious Philadelphia Athletics; Catcher
Billy Sullivan, of the Chicago White.
socks: Pitchers Cy Young, of the Bos'
tons. and Win Mercer. of Detroit. and
Fielder Jones. of the White Sox.
The AllStar National players are:
| Manager and Left Fielder Fred Clarke
Pitchers Jack Chesbro and Jesse Tan.
nehlll, Shortstop Hans Wagner and
Tommy Leach, of the Pittsburg cham.
pions; Catcher Mike Kahoe, of the st
Louis American; Pitcher wild Bill
Donovan. of Brooklyn: First Baseman
Jake Beckley, of Cincinnati; Left
Fielder Dick Cooley, OF Boston, and
Second Baseman Jean De Montreville
| OF Boston.
Topsy Hartzell played left field fol
the Albuquerque team at the fair one
year ago and was a great favorite. A
large crowd would go out to see him
alone.
Bernhard and Young. of the Ameri
cans, and Jack Chesbro and Tame.
hill, Of the Nationals. are the four
greatest pitchers in the world.
A series OF games were played in
Chicago and neither team can claim
to be the winning team SO far.
Albuquerque has every reason to
feel honored by being recognized by
Manager Lajoie in his selection of
stop-overs on their trip to the coast.
Denver will be the only stop between
here and Chicago. After the game
here the teams will go to Ell Paso and
will be there Sunday and Monday. If
the reports circulated by eastern ball
players who recently visited Ell Paso
to their sorrow and financial mortified
ton reach them their plans are likely
to be changed.
Leaving Ell Paso the All-Stars will
go to the coast. Many stops will be
made west Of here SO that they will
reach San Francisco about December
first. The California league season
ends December 9Th and then the ALL
Stars will commence a series of
games in the different coast cities.
From there they win go to Honolulu
and return in time for the spring tour
pament.
That we are to have the honor Of
entertaining a party comp I'd of the
most prominent men in tho ,ase ball
world should be appreciated y every
citizen and we should show appre-
citation by a support that will long be
remembered by the All-Stars.
Umpire Joe Cantillon, who has won
the reputation OF being the greatest
umpire in the business, according to
the opinions OF the ball players and
fans, will accompany the teams.
The entire party is in charge of Man
ager Lajoie and kilograms have al
ready been received from him con-
frming the date OF arrival.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-24
Grand commandery Proceedings.

The Grand Commandery of Knights
Templar of New Mexico assembled In
second annual grand c~onclaye at $3.50
yesterday morning at the asylum of
the commandery at Masonic hall, San
Ia Fe. Every commandery in the ter
ritory was represented. r. b. Grand
Commander j.. p. McGrorty. of Dem
ing, opened the conclaye in knightly
form. rrt
Only executive business was trans
acted yesterday forenoon.
The grand conclaye assembled al
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-24
PECULIAR FAD.
A ParaIytie Here, Who Has Traveller
Extensively.

Leo l.. Loeb, the young man of Den
yer who has been gaining much motto
riety through the newspapers by his
unique fad Of collecting street cal
transfers and his wild ride down Ute
Pass, is in the city today.
Mr.. Loeb is a paralytic and earns
a living for himself and a family Of
four others by selling soap. The young
mar has travelled extensively in Eu
rope, South America and has made ev
cry state in the Union. besides many
of the principal cities of Canada.
Mr.. Loeb has a fad of collecting
street car transfers, not that they
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-24
w. /. Bracket a Co..

the new blacksmiths on Copper ave-
nue., between Second and Third streets,
have received a new rubber firing
machine and guarantee their work.
They do horseshoeing as a specially.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-24

TO late to cure a cold after con-
sumption has fastened it's deadly grip
on the lungs. Take DIR. Woods Nor
way Pine Syrup while yet there is
time.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-24

Guards dance at the Orchestrion
hall.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-24
THE SURE WAY

to prevent pneumonia and consump-
ton is to cure your cold when it first
appears. Acker's English Remedy will
stop the cough in a night, and drive
the cold out of your system. Always a
quick and sure cure for asthma. bron-
chitis and all throat and lung troubles.
II it does not satisfy you the druggist
will refund your money. Write to us
for free sample. w. H. Hooker G. Co..
Buffalo, N. Y. ]. II. O'Rielly & Co. AM
B. III. Briggs p Co.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-10-24

New goods arriving fast; something
new daily at The Economist.
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Bows and Girls. A~ttent,oni

Find some one who wants to pur.
chase $40 worth of clothing or furnish.
ing goods and bring them to our store
and you will get free a Brownie Kodak
7HI SIMON STERN,
Railroad Avenue Clothier.