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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12

I omciWod 90 tho marriage of Juan
Martinez ana Sire Foolonta Cacias
+ Iho groom s from M pasu. while Due
.rIle' ros.dos iu this city.
. Row a. % McKlmm. of Washing
tom n c. Ia in tho city oui GOO thp
bedside uf h.s daushtor sister Az.
uas. of So l0oph hospital. VITO q.
quite 900 Rev McKlmm .a au Euis
copalian
Nossu %. % Fcrru#ou ON Mar
ron aul a 70 WcWIan. three demo
cratic orators who wore down in s'rr
a count. making sncoch. FOR fha
democratic ticket returned fo tu'a
c.fy tbIH morning
o. w GALES chairman of U0I.gs
campaign committee. SAYS ho nas
heard from s.nrrH county. and chat
county according iu Wr GB'ss. wU
a1 almost solid for RoIay The vote
vi tomorrow w.ll tcll tho story
John Dec Clarke of thc B,nham
TH1.HH company returned fH'#
murn'ur frum seneca NO whore IHa.
Wednesday le married N.H Alice
Bowman Wr and Mrs Clarke arD ref
homo 1f 'H1 Roma avenue
ON account of inuas. Rabbi Jacob
% Kau'8u v1s unable fD meet h.s
r'Hs.os last Monday evening Tho
class in Hebrew meets tha D,ouIus
Hf r'O. fhr class In r.NrIHH 90 $50
IH the yostry room Uf Temple Albert
Tho Morn.r~ Journal fhr only pa
a..
s1vs "Thcro ls a total registration lH
'hc row county of Roosevelt of 49,
I-I' According fn thnao figures
Roosevelt county uI1H. holds almost
h1lf tro entire population OF fho Ger
rtory
Gr0frouor GARRISON. som of General
2 s. C1rNsun. Surveyor uf IHa port
of Sew YORK. n In thD cIfy f1 ro
mIHr indefinitely SIR GARRISON Is
.rf. vaI known n Albuquerque.
Harur .r.uf 'ho wD1for port of Pho
n1sf fvu Nn'ur. hor. ff. 0Imoa fn
Sow N.NrD f0 use1rU fHu r.rHrnu.
Nev Yur. winter
Tho approaching marriage off THUe
S UuUboH f1 Miss Sofia ArWIIH was
announced yesterday 90 tuU W0u'us
mooHur of enc Immaculate C0ncDp
zion cHursH Tho wedding a HCf tu
occur Iu about three weeks The
groom fa Doc 'a .H. popular sheriff OF
u.naI1l. county md mo intended
hr.fa o. Ono dauehfcr of Mrs " Or
NrmIo
Julius Kaf.r Hs handsome youue
r'orE at tha store NJ the Ec0uomis
V1I leave '0u.eht Tor 80 Louis where
ha v.N aFo Zoo Ono worlds fair E1
Gwrsf.H H responsible for fno re.
port fhaf Julius 's nn.us fo So louis
f1- fho purpose NJ MARRYING % charm
.re ynmr lady OF fh1t city Uo and
hH bride arc oNnggfoI to return io
Zoo r.fv about Dec T.
president RIu.cys special lDft flr
fhn west Yesterday morning ON
BOARD vrre Mr. Vulov NIco pr.I
DON'T Paws Genera N1uar.r Wells
~ .fr coast '.nrH chief Engineer 70
~ BURN. Woe President kunIrcE
rr' superintendent Gibson Tho
Ir1u wa- MAJ. uD 1f fro private c1ra
~ vr Hnlor NJ F.nIr.or Nr
Wolfe ruH Mr. Gibson
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12
HOYT'S "A TEXAS STEER. q"

That happy at.r.onl farce comedy.
iuy.s "a Texas steer" VIII bo given
500 .he E.E# theatre Wednesday. Nov
ll hy practically the original com.
pauy that made ho piece ono ui luo
greatest thoatrsal successes of the
past decade tu "a Texas Steer" tho
misery of tho hfe of Office seekers as
t0'I hy col0rcl applicant from tho
newly elected congress- mans district
rs considered one of rho cloycrost hits
Cha, bias rmcoi tho stage in many
years UuytF faculty of going from
One sublime 90 tho ridiculous On ala
IOeue ana situations .s ls amazing as
n "a amusing and entertaining. and
n0ro tru.sms are brought ont lu his
product IONS than On me works of any
u'hDr American playwright "a Tex
sforr' win dosrrvoily prove an
Immense attraction hero.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12
ANrrpAss AGREEMENT.
VIII Come Up Before Executive Com.
mIttes on Meatern Roada

WIFI Come Up Before Executive Com.
mittes Of Western Roads
Tnn executive committee of tho
general anHpass agreement of tho
western roads hu.d conference lu
ChIns0 Wednesday Hul instructed
Chairman Nahuu,y I1 ra'I meeting
of tho executive. officers of 400 inc
roads .n tho west for Nov l5 either
st Chicago or &c. Louis for inc pur
posse of alupring 20 new agreement fur
l90.
Tho arrrDmcu. for thu present yoar
has been fairly we'll maintained. main
y owing i1 ts liberal provisions
which allow tho railroads considora
hr leeWay Iu me issuing of annual
passes 10 Is believed that the old
agreement Nith a few minor changes
win De roamrmod
Tine main restrictions |u the pres
ont agreement are chat mo- passes of
amy kind ehup bo issued fo shippers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12

of merchants ON account of tradic.
and that exchange passes should not
bo issued to officers oft industrial or
small private lines no violations oft
the latter provision have been report
ed bu. in a number of instances pass.
Us we've surfep.It.onsly issued to ship
peers end merchants. hut there was
NOT a1 much of tbls OIL ln previous
wears
Tho issuance of FREQ or reduced
transportation to influence shipments
iH prohibited hv the Interstate com.
morca Jaw tut the railroads care less
for This than thoy Do for a general
agreement
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12
Sour
Stomach

No appetite, losa Of strength nervous
ness headache, constipation. bad breath,
general debility sour us.UFs and caauh Of
The stomach are ldua Co Indigestion. Kodol
cures Indigestion. This new discovery repre-
senia the natural Juices Of digestion "a they
exist IN a healthy stomach, combined with
me greatest known tonic and recouairucuvs
properties kodol Dyspepsia Cure does not
only cure Indigestion and dyspepsia. but THIS
famous remedy cures al stomach troubles
BY cleansing purifying swoeien.ng and
strengthening he mucous membranes lining
Che stomach,
hf $ 81 BAN ~ Ely-rra-ooi w. Va uys 3D.
. eaa ipahlri Nih t1lf ri1rarh irr iUenif yc.u
Noe. clTei me and 30 afa uas uaIng Dc ln mIa
kodol Digosts WHAT You Fat
botca only o0 8ls hdIfnr q times ne triai
size Wh'Un aeIH f.f SO cari8
Prepared BY g. @. Dewitt a CO.. CHICAGO
For sale hy ~ n. BnrEs a CO.. ana
q vann a noa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12
ROAD MUST PAY
FOR SLOW TRAINS
sto5kmau Gets Verdict Of $500
Against Rock Island FOR Stock
Which Suffered in Transit on that
Road

W.au uHw1 arD fHn cause OFF dn
hriua '.yu stock Boo transit they must
pay Iho owner for injury resulting fo
thn stock for mcG delays according
r0 .b. verdict of % jury rendered on
Wuiur i1v afternoon boz Judge John.
THn.H division 0f Iho district court at
npnrrr
Tho plaintiff u .Ha action was John
Hartman % Ha1'ur Iu Hyn stock. ana
'Hv corporation suoI was fno ChI
o1r0 R9ak Island a. Pacific Tho
amount claimed was gl N95. and the
Iurv decided that Mr. Hartman was
entitled ta about h1lf chat SUM 0r
ssnn
In september 1908 Hartman ship
pod fwHDfya'rhf head 0f horses from
Denver fo Knrn.hor. % o. The
weather was hot. tho car In which
the animals wore confined was side.
tracked several times s0 that tho trip
took s'v days instead Of about two.
and as me animals had mo- water or
fodder they suffered greatly arriving
at thoir destination decreased ln
weight and otherwise Injured
For years stDckmon have been
nrhtine the railroads ON tho same
points Involved in tho guIf concluded
but Ga most instances the corpora
tIons win
" is uud0uioo 'fho present case
WIN ho appealed tO 70 higher court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12
LETTER List

Remaining In the poatonice a. A.
buquoruuo. n 81. Nov. @. 1904
Persons calling Tor or sending for
these letters please state where they
nad beeu receiving matt. also mention
date of advertising.
+ Free delivery OF letters az tue resi-
dcnco of aduressoc may be- secured
uy observing the following rules
Give writer's name. ana request az.
swer TO bee directed accordingly.
Direct letters panty 90 street num.
bcr
Advertised matter 10 previously
hoId one week awaiting delivery.
Advertised matter De- held two
Nocbs before q goes to the dead lot.
Cor ONCE at Washington. d. G..
Ladies' Llst
ApuJ.rl MHs 20 Jackson. Nas
Afrli... Alh.OI. Huu.uta. Nra H.r.
ma sarpd
hN'' Nrs ] g. Martin. M.ss Lucy
'"'n. Nra Iona Miller NaUL
corral Madam otUrD Nu ClnIpI.
tarDy Mrs Laura aria ArmIIo
carroll Mrs lhus once. Nr Lcuulia
uar.ng Nw vs. gJ
b'mos h"ryd Tu Paul. NsLu
llp SIuurrold Mis-.
u.uEuDru. luIIauIa EIba
E1rDs Mrs lIa Sherman. Nrs f,s
Ferguson. Mrs b. sullivan Nrs Morn
GoUuIa. Miss UD sloan. Nrs sarabN
sI' Tuuos.Mr AdDlad.
Hiudmon. Mw 300 Wright MH WIN
De- " W0i.borr Vurs
Henderson Mu IpHr..ua
Stella
Mems l,at
Austen. Col G God Middleton. FRAN a.
win Nareuen. Ia.
Aua'u SENIOR um Martin Iudo
Carlos MuH geometry JU
Arohu.y'a. Edward N0ut1ya. Ms
Alvarez bon Lean UuHuulUu Pedro
dru NaHHuy. VIC
Arnold. WIN s McNUI.u. Low
Agu.1r s.to Pillar uCUuuur. Bernard
Alberto. Senior UUuOUr.u James
Acme byo House poul David
Apudc1 Ia.uatu r0HIr. Gul
NUns1u. a a Pollard own
Brown a pHrrr O.urI
brooks % &C. leI Pine puug
F"Nur Edgar o. EumH. pDrfeyu
BAN Herbert CD RIsHm NHcLdoH
C0uu Alfred A V,wu James
Cau.Hu. N.ruoIl'I Ru HeLJG
Cook IIUp Uu .Uu.sp John
coffin. % WHuuT.H sam r.
Cobb N S.uvuL O.
Davis J vs. smith. Chaa IS
Flood Nifr swrss. EN-
Guur0'u.. Ramon STROLLER. Goo lgI
Gum D. Strait Oct1yIus g.
G0nzH'Ds. Isaac sn.Er NuHor.
Garcia Folk SautuHul TrorIda
Garcia HH1ru Stewart. Teresa
G1reu Alberto Tufu. ur
GBHuur Felix Tlt'urT SO
Hart RS Zorro. sNB FuHm..
N1rwD'I Charlie ua
Kelly D8aio' TmM'u Ermaur.
Irrurr H.ufU 81 TuH'hann Char
IuIho Jesus Valencia Manuel
IooWia John stuH1rM
LOWS. Oscar white %
Morrun Adua WaH1oN John T.
Mares Fu.fuIo w.HHus C8rr
WrfhnrNUo. O. T.
v W HOPKINS
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12
.suPERvIsoRs, No LoNaeR.

Titles Abolished and Rock island
Men Are "Roadmastes' Once More
Th. HfIa 1f "uparl Hor" win Do
known un moro ou fho Rock island
system
ln accordance with tho custom
prevalent Un fhs R0cE island before
fhr Iuron rns.mo tho title of super
r'enr H abolished and Tho ol1 tltlo
M .rn81mHs'gr" ia revived
Tho order ahaHahng mo tflo of
supervisor u1 rnrsilhHahInr ho
oIf 'INn o. Hr r0odmastors ~ mo
Rock Island H1s iuat boon issued by
~ o. WH.u engineer OF maintenance
~ HaE NJ 'ha Rock island of chi
c1aH Tho order approved by g.
o. Stevens second Vice president
ono NJ tho 0rsf moves made by D..
r lHre. whom ho assumed control or
'hr Rock Island eystom was 20
change 0ho frlo 1f practically every
position 1n tha road The fulo of an
tho ru1dmaHurs forty hNe In mum
hor vHs changed 20 supervisor" To-.
THlI NJ "ru8fw8vrr The recent
order changes aI back rp tUs old
custom
Tho largest 8'racf shipment NJ
.h.eu th8' ever lou Santa rr was
pE0u ouJ Iu three trains over tho
Denver a. RIO Gwnde yesterday
morning There were ihlrtysly cars.
containing about 1000 sheen. and
wore billed Tor wood River Nohu
. Ea via Denver and me Union paH.
dc The sheep wore purchased In
fhp southern part of Santa Fr county
[ hy g. s. Ioavonworh 0na Of tho
best known cattle and sheep mon in
Nebraska and were driven into Santa
'o sunday night Some of the cars
wore attached to mo regular morning
train. and thr others made up two
oyiras which len about an hour
apart
The national supreme court A.
I Armed with costs the case 0f Minnie
Fitzpatrick AGAINST mo Chocfnw. okla.
huma 8 Gulf Railroad company
started .n the United States court IA
Indian Territory while in the gm
u'oy ~ mo railroad company n. r.
Fitzpatrick O. brakeman. was Killed nj
I shawnee lu q snIt filed bg hls widow
/ ihu fury returned "a verdict fnr tho
railroad company which verdict was
sustained by the court NJ appeals
She chem appealed fo the supreme
court
with view to stimulating interest
. in the settlement 0f lands n me west
and northwest me Union Pacific road
has made very low ''lonlst rate
, from Chlcago. 2t louis and Missouri
river points to coast and intermediate
points The rates are In oncct March
. to Nav r. and range from f22 5O
from fho Missouri river 20 f92 from
I Chiraru
The SAnta Pc Central win snip 4.
, 500 head of sheep from Estancia on
Thursday % Wood River Mob
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12

A new time table is io rn into rf
feet 1n tho Santa Fo railway ON uozt
Sunday The California Flyer win ON
That DAY resume daily service. and
viii nrins the bulk Of eastern mail m
Al noon instead of late az ulsht a. at
present
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
TIE REPUBLICANS ARE CERTAIN
OF a MAJORITY ON THE COMING
SESSION THiRrYslK TO EE
CHOSEN

Ntr1W Monday Daily CiUzouD
IHu following are nominees Tor the
|...'H.Itn council
Fnt District. counties of Colfax
Mora and Union republican. Jeremiah
I.l| democrat srioruo MARTINEZ
independent Thomas G. souaI.
at 5000 District. counties uf =.u
Miguel. leonard Wood and QUAY g.
publican Do g. Winters and John
cIar. democrat and lndcpcndor A.
49, l,uD luI Frank A Nanzau...
Third District. counties oft T.H.. Wu
Nr'l1 1nl San Juan RenuH r. Az
r'1udor Read and Nml1ua Ua#
nUl democrat and iulonerH.r. D. Do
co.'s. Iui GrUe0r.u Crlee0
Fourth District county .. Santa F..
Republican Do g. Abhu. democrat
and nI."H"'f Thoml U Dafrlu
democrat hu d. Victory
Ffh rot .0uH.r. OBJ. HHuM.l
''. .'..N tnd -.rI"u. Uumb.
hcaH Nei1r MurnnB mI Vs. o.
Gi'u Democrat Fur. 90 Nluro ANA
D. RHH ao Thomas seward
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county e" san ~.
' ''. a. I'"ch. PABLO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12

A special train over ,be Santa Pc
Central left Santa Fr at g o'clock ON
sunday morning lo take Colonel Geo
W pr.chard to Torrance 500 that be-
-Uult make connections nt chat place
with the N pnso a Northeastern DO
nrlHr 90 reach hIs home az white
Oaks Ia time to cast hts vote 40 day
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12

en.ry an gomez Headache st1m
arh oui oft orier' Simply 20 case of
torpid liver Hurlock Blood HIttors
H.'I make "a new man or woman ~
ynU.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12
BOON TO IA JUnrA



Population 10 1000
When .He shuu. which fuD Santa F.
road uHu'In. 900 Iu Imu Ul..
.eeH completed. chat place a.U aal.
.u Hu nru cd. rl. us.f railroad I
visions H .Hr w.st They WI Dr.. H.
.U.sf uu .1o Santa o.. .snm 1u.U,
H. Iuu.a Kan. anI w.H employ about
l-nn MON THu uo#. HI. lmum u
S-sNgI1
IHr improvements which arc 'H Up
made consist SD. eight additional .uu.
.a .HH round house mr.u. Hn...Nu
stalls boo a.. now puN.r house hg
ltay bulldog and blacksmith aUn.
oi and brick CONS ruHrou. So by
100 feet. % bar iron storage house.
GOA. and ,u.. ruHE. house. mt.fu.
me.HBn.r office and platform u.
mousse m1.Hn. boiler and teUI..
.hu. ruu table n. additional.
tracks, suIH. lni sewerage system
lnI a hnlyue and vafUr ayatHm. rU.
marhu, hop Ht. over 10000 window
.h, electric power and urbt usHIa.
zion costing about 100000 lu UI..
lion FAB tUs. machinery costing yssU.H
has boon uu Dol.
Tho brick m0kosIa.N oT .he plant
Is ninety inches inside diameter and
i'1 feet hIrH Hs base u,.Ua tWuy
f,c h.Fh and fourteen f.et square
was hu.'. ny .Ho hdoInHu CustoIuH-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12

uI mineral what
ever butts guaflu
teed purely Ncagt
able NJ Won have
au Ola sore write
us and our nIIv,i
clans viii advise
without charge
Book ON Diseases
of thc Ri8ollree
nnany Atlanta GA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12

Chronic sores start often from "a PIN.
pie. srulCh, hruiac ur boil and while
ha'ycs. washes and powders Hfr beneficial.
thr unhealthy matter boo the blood must
Dc driven out ur thc sore win continue
90 eat end spread s. S. S REACHES
these old sores through the blood rc.
moves tll iwpuI l puIs1us. builds
zap Che entire system and strengthens
The circulation 8 S n d blood
puuhcT and tonic combined Contains
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12
-

m NNfINNNf w. hI.t Nay Us. 1904
Some years ago while at work. / l,al
over truck sud severely injured both
of my slIus My blood bgcluic poisoned
as result and thu doctor tol mc 6
would have RUNNING SORES ior hic. and
that 81 they were healed up the result
would hc fatal Under tIls dsCuuauup
report / leit OF their treatment and re.
sorted t1 the use of S s. S. Iis effects
were prompt and gratifying % took
only short while l0f tHc mrdicIucta en-
urrly cure up the snrra and I am mot
dead aF ihe doctors iutim1iel nor have
Che sores ever broke ont a.Hu Some "a
year, have elapsed since vUlt have De.
sruhri occurred Having been $50 sausily
heurltird hY lh use ! cm heartily recon
mend 10 aa the one great blood purifier
IOIy ~ tUNuIs
= q
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12

Ihe owIIi op0rlho Company Atlanta, Ga
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12

.Frwm Mondays Daily Cuzpul
X o. Burns. chief uneIuuur of tho
Santa re wns au Albuquerque visitor
yesterday
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-12

q W Zimmerman tho Santa D
claim agDut located hero. was d
las VEGAS last Friday ana slurda
Ou official matters
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-14
COTTON REPORT DIDN'T LEAK.
Bache e. Co., Who Predicted the Correct
Figure. Assure Secretary wilson.

j. S. Bache Co., whose accurate forecast
OF the official figures on the condition Of
the cotton crop as telegraphed to Savannah
thirty minutes before the Governments
figures were made public on Sept. caused
the Savannah Cotton Exchange to ask
the Government for an explanation, re-
ceived letter from Secretary Wilson OF
the Department Of Agriculture yesterday
asking If the firm had had access in any way
to the Government figures. Secretary Wilson
explained that the figur es are not made up
un,n an hour before publication, and then
by small, confidential force. His letter
says that it is Of supreme Importance to
know i. in spite of this there are any leaks"
Fache d Co. have replied, calling attention
to the fact that two days before the Governs
ment's estimate appeared they published
an estimate showing falling of Of rs per
cent. and stated then that II the Govern
ments figures showed a similar decrease
the condition would be S4.l, which did turn
out to he the Government figure. In it's
letter the firm says
1T seems to us presumption on the part
cause our figures of the condition estimate
correspondent with the Departments that
there was Il leakage In your office. We re-
ceived no Information from Washington.
either directly or indirectly. as to what the
Government Bureau report would be until
II was publicly announced on the New York
Cotton Exchange
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-14
business Troubles,

creditors petition in bankruptcy has
been filed against the Standard Straw Hat
Manufacturing Company Of Thirteenth stree,
and Ninth avenue. Judge Rolt OF the United
states District Court has appointed Edward
H. Patterson receiver. The assets consist OF
plant and machinery, merchandise, manu-
featured and in process. raw materials. ac-
counts and unfinished contracts which need
to be carried out. The company was In
corporated in March of last year and was
financed up to April last by a Fifth avenue
straw goods firm. 1t is said that the firm
got out with u loss OF ST., 900.
James A. Lawrence. n salesman in the Fuller
Building at Twenty-Jhird street and Broad
way, has filed "A petition in bankruptcy, with
liabilities s82 27S. Of which si2 40 are secured
and assets consisting OF 100 shares OF stock
of the North, ia weston Improvement Com
pany, believed TO be Of no value. and claim
OF 5000 against the same company.
Alexander +. Black. dentist, OF 77O East
le7th street, has filed petition in bankruptcy.
with liabilities s2.770 and assets $50 in out
standing accounts 500 in tools which are
exempt, and forty shares OF stock OF the Cole
Black Coal Company which were never issued
Schedules In bankruptcy Of Frank II. Major
who did business as White A Major, manu-
factnrers Of umbrellas at "a Howard street.
show liabilities s2s. s2i and assets s.. CPS,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-14
SCHOOL PRINCIPAL WINS SUIT.
Board OF Education Must Pay 2l4,62S
Back Salary With Int crest.

Supreme Court Justice Gaynor in Brook
Ign yesterday handed down decision in
favor of Oscar +. Shaul, principal in the
public schools Of Brooklyn, against the
Board of Education. Mr.. Shaul in his CON-
plant alleged that on Jan. 81, 1888, he re-
instruction OF the State diploma to teach.
This was never annulled and In April, 1894,
he was appointed principal Of a public
school at Coney Island.
The salary Of a principal at that time
was 5000 year. He alleges that from
Sept. /, 1895, the Board Of Education failed
to pay him the full salary but offered him
S2,625 a year, which he refused 70 accept.
He began suit TO recover the full amount
up TO Sept /, 1901, at which time he began
the action. He demanded Judgment for
Sl4,625 and interest. In his decision JUS
tice Gaynor says that Mr.. Shaul was never
removed or discharged and is entitled to
the full salary with interest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-14
FAGAN FOLLOWERS OUSTED,
jersey City's aainstatea Street and water
Board Distributes Piums.

Jersey City's elective Street and Water
Board, which was restored to Office by
the courts, met at 4:l0 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon and dismissed twenty-four city
employees who had been appointed by the
ousted Pagan board The first man to
walk the plank was NJ. j, McAvey, Mayor
Mark NJ Fagan's uncle, who was one OF a
batch Of thirteen inspectors on public
improvements.
fhe places were immed lately filed.
Michael Gavin got his old Job back as
superintendent OF streets, to succeed WILL
liam II. O'Neill, removed. Charles K.
Hart was reinstated as assistant clerk
to the board. The Republicans relieved
him Of his job last spring and didn't name
anybody to take his place. James Mccarthy
was reappointed superintendent of parks
and James F. Mckee sewer inspector.
The five Democratic commissioners de-
oided not to make any further removals
and appointments until after the annual
outing Of the Robert Davis Association,
which takes place to-day, 1t was argued
that 1t would be good scheme to let the
officeseekers stay on the anxious seat
Many Of the boys will 60 along with the
politicians to-day for the purpose of pulling
wires in the hope OF landing places.
The board will meet again on Friday and
then the real fun will commence.
Bob Davis. the Democratic leader Is in a
very happy frame of mind over the return
OF the Democrats to the control OF the
important street and water department.
This Scriptural passage appeared on the
calendar in his Office yesterday: 1.-THE
Lord hath been mindful OF US"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-14
$4,000 OF SMOGGLED GOWNS.
LABELLED AS FURNITURE" IN
la TOURAINE'S HOLD.

New Trick OF o Dressmakers' Syndicate
TO Get Fine Plumes in Duty Free Dis
covered by the Customs Men-GOOds
aHy Escape Conhscation This Way.
Among the passengers who arrived last
week aboard the French liner La Touraine
were dozen or more dressmakers and an
unusual number Of buyers Of French dress
goods. This circumstance inspired the
Customs officials to keep a sharp lookout
for struggled stuff.
A 4tip" that a syndicate of dressmakers
had brought over two boxes labelled 1fur-
niture, which really contained Paris gowns
caused the inspectors, under direction Of
Deputy Surveyor Bishop, to examine care
fully all stuff shipped as cargo. The result
was that two suspected boxes were opened.
Gowns valued at more than $4,000 were
revealed. There was no claimant for the
boxes and they were sent to the Public
Stores.
The law department OF the Custom House
believes that the syndicate of dressmakers,
after finding that 1t could not get the goods
in surreptitiously, will come forward,
through an agent, and pay the duty. If
the goods had been brought in In the or
binary way In the baggage of passenger
they would have been liable to confiscation.
The customs officials were not salts
fed that the two boxes contained the only
goods that had been Struggled In aboard
La Touraine, and Special Inspectors Hooley
and O'Neil were detailed yesterday to make
a thorough search Of the ship.
They found twenty bolts Of silk slowed
away In her and large quantity OF cigars.
The search will be continued to-day.