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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-14
Niebe in MiQipnarsfplOnie.

GieIe reiGe 9omen in Netpport be-
ruubt. - Sbre S6mldlo6en
nidt mebr ii6er.
Repport, RS, 10. September.
- Netppprt, Die Sommerfrii6e Der
WiaionGre, lit gum 0iebeSneit geipor.
ben. Man iprift bier MIR bon bent
beltte befannt gelporoenen Berluit ser
6ruu &enrp W. 6IogIer, pelder eiu
SunotGi66en nit flint $1000=S 6ei
nen, iomie pielen mertbnollen 9ias
maItten cntrpenoet moroen lit. Der
BcOonfe lit i6redlib, bod Die 01il-
lionGre uno lire Conner boben Die
lleber3eltQung gemonnen, OoB ole
oieIen HGubereien, ole in lester 3cit
paiiirten, nlr bon elmer Rerion aus
Dem eigenen Set" periibt uorocn
Iein fonnen. &ailm elm Tag lit nah.
reno oeS SommerS pergongen, 0aI
Die Nemporter 2ofnlbldtter nid)t Nn.
5cigen entbieltcn, Dob groBe 8elob.
mIngen be5nblt Werben piir0en I'M
Sale geitobIene SIumelen ~retournirt
meroen miiroen. 81 oen Opfern, De-
rem Nomen in ouer Wunoe gcmeielt
limo, geb0rcn 6rou O9oen @oelet,
Srau s. Stelport 8orncp, 6rnu s.
VI. 9rerel, Srnll Yembrotc SoneS II.
Srau @iQium &. Garter. Die 0nmen
erflGren iebt, ooB lie III 3ufunft.
uenn iie inter iih 3uiammeu font
men, MIR eineu Simili.S dmuf an.
lcgen ipcroen.
Ser 0iebIto6l, oeiicn Opfcr Srult
6lo9ler qeporOcn lit, p%oilirte ollI
Dem tiir5Ii6cn 9n5nr, Den Die Miiuior
uGrs.GoIonie III ben Nnlogcn Der
&iQo BON 6rou Golpnro s. 8crmino
gum 8eiten zines &urortS fir 2irn!
genfrunfe pernnItolteten.
NlS 6rou 6logIer ibrc 8lltide Der.
lieB, bate iie Gas ltngIiif, Ibre Soils.
fette, aus 80 Sopbireu mo 9iamon.
ten ~bClteben0 unO chi ilber $4,000 be.
luertbet, 81 5erreiBen. sic that biz
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= DC. Gbnrlep, Elm Barrier 9lntus
mobilbGnOler, iebte einen FreiS Don
$4,000 Sroncs fir oaS erIte Ototor.
boot aus, melbes Die tSobrt iiber Sen
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9tem-Dorf, mndt.
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Me6r Cpfcr bcs Giicnbabn-M uludls.

Cincinnati, 49, ept.-0urd)
cine bellte 5i GLENDALE itatt9einnocne
Golliiion 5miiden eiileIr Wonon.Gr'
preb5ug unb einem ,s'udt5ug fam
Der 2ofomotipfiibrer Geo. Greenland
aus Somilton, g.. um's 2eben, uno
Sei5er Soiepb Straiib aus 0opton,
O., muroe tobtlid perlebt. Tebrere
8oiio9iere erlitten leid)te Gerletui-
gen.
Trsgtdis Die Sors, Die lr Imma Gskautt iaha
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
MARKET LETTER
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
Kansas Cliy 40 Monday MAY go.
Prices on killing cattle .ayo bcon
steadily advancing for more than two
weeks aud tho sbnrpost raIn Of any
one day is noted Tor today An kinds
OF killing stock gained 2O to 800 cents
last week. and the market is 40 90
i5 cents higher today Fat western
steers brought $500 last week tho
highest pricc Tor the year FOR that
class of cattle Range bred siccrs ln
the dressed beef class gained nilly
nB much ns native cattle. and sold az
the close OF The week 90 10 800 couts
higher than close of previous week.
Not much western she stuff has been
here lately. bat choice native hciirrs
sold at $500 90 So 90 last week. Colo
RADIO feeders. iO47 pounds. sold at $500
early loo tho week and feeder prlc0s
are 40 90 10 cents higher than a week
ago Stock cattle. however. have DO.
clined go io go cents. including stock
calves Western stock calves. 600 %
fiG pounds, sold AZ t375 % gtO0 on
Thursday aud 900 90 200 pounds west.
ern stockors sold ht tt25 90 gi80 dur
lng the week Veal calves are un.
changed FOR the week, bat best bring
around yi75 Run today IS moderate
AZ 1900 head. and the market aver
arcs fully 40 cents higher than close
OF last week. and 90 20 co cents higher
than two weeks ago. iisht runs are
looked for with good prices on Kan.
INK stuff f0r the near future.
sheep roceiptc continue lFht with
prices a little higher than a week ago.
12 pounds western woolod lambs said
nt 900 last week. and spring lambs
brought the same price. Clipped os,rB
sell from fi5O 10 $50, wothors ana
yoarlings up 90 t575. clipped lambs
at fb25 10 G1O. Supply Is made up OF
one half Texas muttons. which seli
NJ fih0 to $3.50 The ahortage ls ev.
pccted 10 continue until runs from
western ranges begin. several weeks
from now, and prices shooid be good
FOR some time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
FIELD DAY At MESILLA
VARSITY TEAM VANoUIsHED BY
AGRICULTURAL &C .LEGE ran.
MERs.

Or Tight president of tho unlyer
sity. Rev. W D. Marsh. of tho Conrrc.
gailouul church. who delivered tho
haycaiauroate address al Agricultural
and Mechanic Arts college commence.
mont exercises az McsIlla park and
the varsity track team ana tho track
team of the Albuquerque indian
school. who engaged ln tho lutorcol
log.ntp track meet held ON the q. and
M campus yesterday. returned hero
this morning aud without incident To-
mar iho pleasure of the trip. but tho
laurCH OF conflict with the meat and
bpwn Of the farmers which they
brought home were not many.
Several of tho variiyB strongest
mon were prevented from going Just
as the last moment. and a was this
handicap that made defeat more bit.
ter Alyord. AldrIch ana Iuso. who
distinguished themselves. in tho dunl
track meet held hero aud wore the
yarsIiy's best mon. could not U1. Al.
lou. Decker, Irwin and k uoad dld
gD. and on these hus.doa tho varsity
hai to depend Tor a score. and. al.
though thOy we're severely handi.
capped by lack of confidence aud
Fniliul training, they secured a few
hOnora t1 be- proud or Hcaid won
in throwing the hammer and broke
tho territorial record OF 100 feet nlno
inches. with iO7 foot and alx inches
IN che 22Oyard hurdles. Alien was
hrt ana Irwin was second. lu hurl
Ing che discs, Allen won. ana with
ninetythrog feet ono and ono half
inches, broke the rocord of eighty.
cight feet ten Inches.
lu the totals the farmers wero hrrt
with sIxtysIx and onohalf points.
varsity second. with twenty three
points, aud tho Indians third, with
eighteen and onchnlf points. The
meet was one Of tho most successful
ever held in New Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
Sass eALL


~ 10 Likely Albuquerque VIII Enter
Southwestern league.
Last ulebt In TIE cafe annex Of tho
lobby ~ the Alyarado. three baseball
enthusiasts ConErosatod 90 discuss mo
best plan of procedure 90 organize a
base ball team in Albuquerque
Around the tables were gate
such eollmoWn sgurtsmon ana voter.
ans Of the diamond aB @. O. Francla.
co, president of ih0 El Paso baseball
association, Maynard Gunaul. socro.
iary OF tho Territorial Fair aBaocln.
iion, and D. Houston. tho Gold ave.
uuo sporting goods merchant
After giving tho situation a thor.
ough going over tho trio decided that
albuquerque must have a base bali
team 20 compete f0r tho large cash
purse 20 Dee onorod by the fair aasocia.
tion net fan. and that tho taam
should bo organized al once and Aibu.
querquo is soon 90 have a ba18 ball
team. The season o. we'll on and tho
quicker tho organization "a oomplet.
Cd tho better
Las Vegas has o team. managed ana
capiained by y. o. Blood and b. q.
Murphy two Of the Meadow City's
most prominent citizens. The town
has guaranteed q subscription of $3.50
per month to maintain the team. and
% is thought that the Duke CITY might
be able 10 do ihe same.
At mo close of the meeting last
night Mr Houston was chosen to man.
age mo Albuquerque team. and the
organization is in progress Mr. Huua.
ION is 'pushvr sort 0f a fellow.
and the people may feel assured that
.he Duke city will have Winning
team The nra game win be- played
next sunday az El raa0 Tire Duke
'ity aggregation has not been christ.
aRed yet
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
NEW CANDIDATE
" Is REPORTED THAT GOVERNOR
OTERo ~ m THE RACE ron
DELEGATE.

A prumina' republican politician
from the classic precinct OF las We.
gas. up ia San Miguel county. who a.
in the territorial metropolis today. ls
authority for the statement that Gov.
ornOr NJ. A. Otero has given out tho
Impression w few intimate friends.
which leads him 10 bolicve that the
governor viii room shy HIS castor into
the political arena as a fullnodgcd
candidate for delegate 90 congress
and that houtonnnts are now m cor
tain sections OF the territory working
up enthusiasm for his candidacy.
u have inside information" said
thls san Miguel county politician.
(which convlIpB me beyond doubt that
the governor is IN dead earnest. and
{ have also heard the name of Attor.
noy Charles Spoiss mentioned in con.
nCctIun with delegate honOrB should
both of these gentlemen come out
boldly boforc the approaching torrlto.
rial republican convention which noml.
natos q candidate for delegate 10 con.
gross. B $. Rndoy. who will uudoubt
odly seek o. denomination, viii not
have tho smooth sailing so many of
hls friends expected
n the vo.dg of the san Miguel
county poll clan are true. and the
governor wit1drhws from the race Tor
rcappoInimont ns governor. several
candidate nu doubt will enter the
race for govo1orship in the event of
President Rob,cyolts election. aud iu
this connection the names of Major
W. u u Ilewcllyn. Colonel Patrick.
Garrett and J j Haeorman are being
mentioned
Hon. g. A. Huhbell the territorial
republican central committee chair
man. vino returned the other day from
his sheep ranch states that since his
return to tho city he has heard these
rumors OF now candidates for dele
gntoship ana foveruorship honors, but
as be "is ont of politics" land De
winked tho other eycl ne would NOT
venture hls preference Cor either %
hce
Major w. % a. Lewollyu OF Las
Cruces came I'M this morning. and.
when a Ciuzen representative tried to
hnd him it was learned that he was 90
consultation with Judge Baker and.
with other wellknowu 10
cal politicians.
The major was seen late this after
noon but he would not dony or con.
firm the rumor in circulation 90 the
eject that hc would he a candidate for
the appointment Of governor Of New
Mexico. ln fac. be was dumb as an
oyster ON the subject
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

DEFENDANTS ACQUITTED
Domingo Ruls and Cruz Portllio De
elarcd Not Guilty Of Murder.

Domingo Ruls and Cruz Portlllo De
elarod Not Guilty Of Murder.
The case Of prlncipaI intoroat al the
term OF Sierra county court which
ended Saturday waa that OF ne Ter.
ritory vs.. Domingo Ruls and Franois.
co "ortilio. charged with the murder
OF FREDERICK Rodrigues on the MIN.
brea river Grant county last Novem.
Der, and brought 10 HillsbOro on a
change OF venue.
A jury was secured Monday after.
noon and the taking Of testimony was
commenced tho same evening. Al the
conclusion OF the testimony for the
prosecution, the following evening.
Judge Parker, on motion of the nt.
toruoys for the defense. Instructed
the jury 90 return a verdict of not
guilty and Ruls and Portillo wsro dls.
from custody The evidence
was altogether cIrcumatantlal and
was not sufficiently strong nor con.
nected 10 sustain a verdict OF guilty.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

Annapolis. Mo- June 3.-The cloa
ing week exercises M the naval acad.
e'ny eliminated today with the lay.
ing OF the corner stone for The new
chapel Admiral Dewey presided over
the ceremonies. and a number of as.
linguishod visitors were present. IN.
naval officers from League
Island Norfolk and other points aud
Representatives OF the naval separt
menl AZ Washington. The midshipmon
VIII embark for their summer oraiso
omorroW.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
REPORT ON HoNoo RESERVOIR.
ia Expected 70 De Favorable and 10
Be Made Public Very Soon.

70 Expected 70 Dc Favorable and 70
De Made Public Very Soon.
The ortra.an we'll development ln
ihc pcoOs valley continues. saws a
correspondent writing from Roswell.
Ono of tho latest Flsbors brought ln
is tho wen of T.. j Wiuoman. uf Col
orado. whose h-othcrIulaw. George
ID NnNers formerly of ailforula. has
been developing Mr WIticmans farm
two miles northeast OF Dexter for
several years The How wis struck
a. "a depth of 9S3 feet aud snouts
twentyiuur inches above tho scvon
aud dye.eighihs casing Mr. Wiue.
man Will have tho we'll drilled 20 the
mil depth Of 1000 fcct. This well
mikes Mr Wlttcmans farm one of
tho most valuable in the valley.
local thunder showers Tor the past
iew days have again broken the
drouih and gladdon,d everybody
W NJ Reed, engineer ln charge of
the investigations by tho reclamation
servico of the United states goologl.
cal survey I'm this district. returned
Friday from Denver whore no wont
90 meet Supervising Engineer Davis
ana several Of tho consulting ongl.
ucors to examine tho reports on the
uonep reservoir INVESTIGATION No
Information can be had here as %
me probable nature OF the report but
tho fact that Mr. Reed stopped the
diamond drill work being done on the
hondo site. on Saturday. o. regarded
's a very favorable sign. as 10 can
only moan chat an the Information
needed or desired for a final report
has boon obtained, and thot part OF
.he work has boon dnishcd. Tho rs.
iult WIN no doubt be made public very
SOM
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

So Louie. NO. June 3--FCaturos
of todaya program at the exposition
were the dedication of the Missouri
ana Indiana state buildings Both
events we're wen attended by visitors
from oach Of the two states Cover
nor Dockory presided at tho doiica.
ton Of tho Missouri building, which,
naturally IS the largest OF the s'ato
odinccs The dedication Of the tn.
diana building was attended by Gov.
purbln, escorted D.. tho Culver
cadets. and Lieutenant Governor Gll
bert who delivered the principal ad.
dress
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
ASKED TO GIVE up ITS CHARTER
ALAmoooRDo MERCHANTS WILL
RENEW CONTRACT REGARDING
WAGES AND HOURS " THIS Is
DONE.

The merchants OF Alamogordo met
the other day and decided that thoy
would renew the present agreement
with tho retail clerks regarding hours.
holidays and wages Tor an0tAor ysar
u che clerks will surrender their
union charter and dlsband the union.
Tho clerk will meet 10 take action
ON the proposition
The board OF trade met and np.
pointed committee 90 draft resolu.
uoua asking that Aiamogordo to made
headquarlou Tor one OF the territorial
district courts The creation of the
new Sixth iudic!al district. with Ros.
well as the headquarters. win make q
necessary 20 roapporiion The territory
and che supreme court moeis aatur.
day az Santa Fo % make the roap.
portionmcnt a committee viii prob
ably go up 90 Santa Fe % present
the claims of Aiamogordo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

territory, including Governor Otoro.
and various other omcials OF proml
.ncdro with The territorial government
MT R0dcy says New Moxicos pco.
pie are gratIdod az the presidents
recornItIon OF tho principle of home
ruio in thls particular appointment.
in former ludgcship appointments tho
president has selected men from 9th.
or states and the territorial rcpubi.
cans felt badly In most cases. how.
ever the fault was their own. mas.
much aa they failed 10 agree upon ono
man and fought each other bitterly
about candidates. u o. expected Mr..
Mann win be- appointed within few
days"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

O. % Sweet formerly ot San Mar
cIai hut now ut Topeka. kansas. iH
in che city llo arrived this morn.
.ns and was homowurd bound from a
yIait 90 hls SON. Conductor Howard
Sweet 40 San Marclal on arrival
hero ho received "a telegram from To.
poha saying that on account of the
Hoods iu Kansas be- had bottor not
come iusi y,t. an1 ho will return to
San Narc.al tonight io await tho cub.
siding Of the waters.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

maintaining ane operating a limo of
railway between San Antonio and Car.
thoen iu iuDDrIo county. The prinri.
pal place u' business is socorro. So.
c'fro county The capital stock of
thD rnmUau, .s $4,000. divided into
linn shares OFF che par value of li00
each. Tho incorporation are Daniel
81 MCMILLAN of socorro. ~. q. Bur.
sum- simon NusOaum. " 70 VAUGHN.
Edward D. liartlott ol Santa Do. The
board ot directors consists of the On.
corporaiors and Morton X. Mcmillan
and Ross Mcmillan Danio, Mcmillan
has been appointed treasurer of the
corporation
a New Forest Reserve.
% is proposed to establish a forest
reserve in thu Manzano mountains
Theodore HiNou of the Geological Sur
vey. is iu that locality for che pur
pose of maaIug a typographical map.
sixteen townships have boon SOC aside
Tor the reserve tO be created by the
government oD hs completion of tho
wor, of finding Just what land m
wanted Considerable timber cutting
haE been going on on tho land and
Dr. R.kun will HIau investigate thIs
and mat, recommendation t1 Wash
.urfrr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
MANN STRONGLY SUPPORTED
iT rs THOUGHT THAT THE JUDGE.
eitiP APPOINTMENT, WHICH
WILL LIKELY HE MADE M A
FEW DAYS, WILL FALL TO HIM.

The following recent dispatch from
Washington 10 tho Denver Ropubll.
can concerning the appointment OF a
now iudgc states the situation about
pnrraetly. an this connection Il IS
but prupor 10 add that A. Q. Camp.
boii. ei Roawolll. and assistant attor,
ny - tho legal branch of the depart.
mona ot tho interior. has been very
strongly indorsod and his case was
carofuiiY considered. Il % believed.
however. that as Mr. Mann has the
Endorsements CT Delegate ROdoy, Gov.
ornlg Oioro. National Committeeman
SolOlnon Luna and OF the republican
torttarial organization, DC will DO sue.
ooHaiul The appointment ia expect.
ed Ia a few days. The dispatch says.
'ndegato Rodoy OF New Mexico.
oailoA on the president today and filed
a1tne additional papers favorable 10
the appointment OF Edward A. Mann,
~ laa Cruces. n. a.. a. territorial
judge. There we're 90 many candi.
dates Tor the place and such a diviB.
lon ~ support among ,ho candidates
That Ne president was not incllnod 20
aot unth thoro was somo kind OF an
agreement Mr.. Rodoy himself ala
uot ~ hui support MT Mann.
"ane president promised some time
age - giyo the iudgeahip 20 a New
Mexico man Instead OF an outside man
Il the republicans there could aereo
upon competent lawyer The &c.
luiaition of the support OF Mr.. Rodoy
.or NJ. Mann Is understood 10 give
BIN iho republican organization of the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
INJUNCTION
Judge Baker Heard Case
and Sustained Railroad
Company
SJr HER IMPORTANT CASE

The court uIa morning took up the
case OF thr Aiplisou Topeka a Santa
tv Railway company against a. VIII
son and waur ofhcrs. alleged to ba
uilrforInE w.fi and treatcnInF tn in-
tnriorr with H. plalnuG ln tho logit.
mate conduct rf its business
lula NIuos. ibo rofrroo appointed
900 thu cH.. submitted bits report
which ruu..#.,u ul the testimony uf n
number of witnesses called by tho
company i1 .uuHantlatr the auora
t.uua ut thor complaint The report
also showed thaI the ior,udauis coun-
apl Bryan and nurkhart. did not ap-
pear lu defense
The cause uas heard by tho court.
tho duiontar'H uniDCilng before tho
court tD Tine odmIssihIlIty Of tho owl
donco claiming % to be immaterial.
The court ncard tho arguments of
counsel and lu nn elaborate ruling.
thc court sustained the motion NJ tho
plaintiff io make the injunction per
manout
"' '' '''AN.N NN'N NNNfN iN NNNNla
IS The Injunction. ao as to permit do.
PENDANTS to lawfully pcrsuado men Ia
leave the employ OF tho company.
The court refused Co modify the
injunction, saying that defendants. 40
long aa they acted lawfully IN any mat.
tor were not affected by the lniunc-
tl0n
MossrH TwItcholl uud Dobaon an.
prnrrl f0r plaintlns. anu Mcaara. Bry.
am and Burhhan Tor defendants.
Demurrer Sustained.
The court heard the case of n B.
Field against ,ho Western Union Tolo-
graph company. "a auit 90 recover dam.
ages f0r the errors OF the company in
transmitting n dlupatCh Tho defend.
ont demurod on tho ground that the
company could not be held liable on
an unropoat0l Telegram FOR mistakes
or errors. while plaintiff claimed that
The company could not contract
against ita rrosa negligence and az.
sertod thai the signing ~ tho wrong
name to the message was such ncgll.
gonc0
Tho court held that the question IN.
volYod had practically been dstermln.
cd hy The supreme court of tho United
siaioa. and following that decision.
held tho printed contract on the back
used relieved the defendant from lla.
bIlity fur tho mistake or error com.
mltiod Boa thp trasmlssiun Uf This teio.
gram
D. W CLANCY appeared for tho plain.
nm and Major W. o. a. Llowollyn far
ihr telegraph company
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

Arkan1aa city kan June a
torna,.o struck GlonCoe. a town of
1000 inhabitants in Payne county.
Oklahoma today. dom0llahlng ave res.
licences and DESTROYING che Methodist
church. Several persons we're hurt
but none seriously. Much damage
was done t0 farm property.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

Topeka June 3.-Tho Kaw rlyor al
this point stands az eleven feet and
'Ho inches az ten this morning. a
rise OF ono foot in twenty four hours
No trains are running on tho Santa
Fe west % here and tho tracks Of the
Cottonwood valley line. nuy udlos
west to Florence 10 under water or
washed out. and much loss Go crops
and uock ls reported.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

Atlanta. Ca June 3.--Tho annyoi.
aary of Ieffcmoh Davis birth was
generally observed as Memorial day
throughout Georgia Florida. Alabama
and Louisiana m Tennessee ana Mis.
aiaaIppi. by virtue of laws passed az
tho last legislative sessions. tho DAY
was observed aa a public holiday for
che first time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

wednesday. when she was strickca
down with plouriay. which developed
into pneumonia. Tho funeral will bo
hold 90 $3.50 tomorrow afternoon from
the residence. Rov. W. j. Marsh, pas.
cor OF the Congregational church. viii
The romins viii be- cor.
signed TO The gravo az Falrvlew como-
tory.