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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
American LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Chicago, g; Cleveland. s.

chicago. June H. Chicago defeat.
&C Cleveland today in slugging game.
score; RIIE
Chicas. ..25oo0 x-9ll,
Cltvcl?nG .......I 0200o200-I 3
Smith ana hIacFarlahd; Drnahuc,
Bernhard and Bcmis Time. Is. Tim
Hiie Dl.mshlin. Attendance. $50.
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Philadelphia. 8; Brooklyn. q.

BR0nKLYN. n. y. June AFTER
twelve innings today Philadelphia dc.
f~at"d Brooklyn in a fast contest.
sore: X 81 T.
brooklyn ..o2ooo0OO000o-2 ) 2
Philadelphia y 0001-3 y
I;asnn an! Bergen. Sparks and Doc
In Time. ] 80. Umpircs. Bauscwinr
and Klein. Attendance, 100
Pittsburg. a Chicago, o.
PITTSDURG. PA, June l--Piitsbnrg
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HAVE YOUR PIANOS TUNED BY #.
III. Ferguson, local examiner for the
fielmholtz National Society Of
Piano Tuners Of America. Bell
phone. 1863; Cjtz. phone. 90. Ware.
rooms. 3110 IL Washington avenue.
Att.
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WANTED.

WANTED-AT ONCE, GIRL TO
learn press.fcedlng. Must be quick
and willing to work No others need
apply. WARWICK PRINTING CO..
2ll 10Th street. If
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FOR RIiNT-FURNISIED ROOM.
III 30tl street G-2.6t
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200 Twenty-ninth street.
Alb Huntington avenue.
250l Roanoke avenue.
Ohlces of the HUB CLEANING
AND PRESSING co. Citz. phone
1928.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTlCE-WE WILL OFFER FOR
sale. at and below cost, ut public auc-
ton, beginning Monday, June 3. 1905
our entire stock uf fancy and staple
groceries, by reason of change in
business. No. 3i0l Washington ave
nue.. 5-:;0-5t
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-DESlRABLE FRONT
room, with board; boardcrs. 32lo
West avenue. G-2.Gt
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THE REASON FOR OUR Low
prices is. small expense1. Dorore you
buy furniture see II. II. HARVEY &
Co, 224 Twenty.eighth street. 4.6.u
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COAL AND WOOD.

MUNDY &c COWARD. ANTHRACITE,
red ash and splint coal, oak and
pine wood. Citizens phone, 1913;
Bell phone, 125. 1.S.tf
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REMOVAL-HUB CLEANING AND
PRESSING CO. has removed 10
200 goth street. 5-1G-lm
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TRANSFER COMPANIES.

MERCHANTS BAGGAGE TRANS
FER CO. J. S. Dalby. superintnn-
dent. Office NJ. &c, Nj. II. Co. BELL
phones % and 2l8. 5-23.tf
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WANTED.

WANTED-A LADY TO FILL A RE
sponsible position. Address NJ. Daily
Press. fri.s,l-t,,
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WILKINS & GUTIERREZ WILL SELL
Ice on Sunday at 317 Forty-nfth st.
5-l0-3m
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WANTED-WHITE HAMBERMAID
and experienced lunch-counter man.
None but those with first.class refer
cnccs need apply. HUB RESTAUR-
ANT Hampton, Va. 6.1.3t
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FOR RIGNT-TIIREE FURNISHED
or unfinished rooms. Apply AT ;l2
Fifticth street. G.o.Gt
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31

I OST-A long black pocket book containing
IL 8 In currency and First National bank
book. Finder eau keep the money II he re-
tnrns the book and contents to this Office. 2-28s
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31
Why Rot see Mexico.

Forty-sight hours' travel will take
You from the cold blusteripg North.
ern winter to land Of sunshine and
dowers. What Egypt and India are to
the old world. Mexico IL to the new.
"A land Of white sunshine. relolent
with nowsrs; . land Of g1y costumes.
rumbliDg churches. and old converts !;
. land Of kindly greetings, Of extreme
courtesy. Of open. broad hospitality.
Il was more than enough to revei In
au Italian sun. lighting up . semi.
tropical land; 70 look mp to white
capped peaks. towering into blue to
look down upon wind-swept PLAINS.
enoircled BY ragged chains OF noun.
tains; and 70 realize that today in its
varied sosnsry. costumes. architsc.
turs. st.est life. canals crowded With
flower laden boats. market places
throneed with gayly dressed natives.
faded church interiors, and baudonsd
oonverss. Mexico IL the most marvel.
ously picturesque country under the
'un. A tropical Venice. A SENT. bar.
barous Spainl A new holy Land"
For rates and information write.
T. 3. Fisher, g. PA.
O. d 8. Rv.. Denver. Colorado.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31
rHs osS1ck o. MAYOR.

An important c1ase II ~ city m.
nieipAlity = thst - naSes. Hs 4
~ guiding - 4 ~ city govern.
nent. That \. h IL ,ssppeesd 70
have snoush b.stses ssperisses and
business 5udgnsnt 70 dirscs ~ s@airs
Of that once. II hs he's nos. hs has
no buainss IN The positisa. You y
n. Individual wosid no.. thins of put
ting IN insxperisooed boy ~ the head
of yoar private bssinsu and allow
hin 10 run Il 10 suit himsslf asd thoss
whe might isaasncs hin vssld yoaf :
We think not.
Juliss MoCandlsss Wa PLACED On
The Isdspssdsat ticket In opsn nest
Ing 1t non.partisas taxpaysrs and
busissn nsa bsoaass be hes had
large experience in nasaGing ths
snai's Of the county. He served tbs
mayor 1t the Sewn asvsral ysars ago
and did - In m acosptAbls manner; /;
~ served she sosns, - eonmiaaioasr
and. .was . member oe The board which
brossht ths county ost q dsbs ;.hs he's
bssa ansag - ~ ysass AnA y
veil kuswn - bs 4 careful oon-
sasve4iye AsstnsA nen - ~ laees
property Interests hsrs vhioh viii
sssrastss hin : psz4a.sat rsstdses: /:
can't - hi ssesh 4pss . waeas
~ Ders 70 Rost1ss4 q wsboors
o. Jsstiss PAsk wi.hsst % nsoh -
. vssk'e ,etlss. II yss Aavs asys seb.
5septea y Jsuss AsOsn4)sn u u %
psssssal' ssssnas oaly "a shesld
II nunioipel a6airs - eblitsrassd.
Thsss skssN - = psIatioai = pss.
seaal feeling IL ths pesssns campaign
1T y bssasss, not politics. And
thsss Who ere Interested In The town
witt property saanot asA should sot
~ u sthsswiss. vets ths IsdspsaA.
sat tiokst stssisht.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31

Ths pvsssat sisy sssneil - . nas
want 0sssgs Cols1bia 10 g Il With
thsm at ths city elsosies. VIZ :
Because thsy ksow tbs vAias of be
sssviess. A uan with stsoss seres
Il character And ssssd busisaas jaAs.
nsst. Always rsa1y Asd willing 10
WORT 70 shs ~ intssssae & ~ city.
vcss 70 rstaia 0sosss oelanbia With
~ hslanes Of she nsnbss fes n
election.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31
LOST

T OST-Or sstrayed ono black SOW, weight
IL about 40 pounds. Reward for return or
Information leading to recovery. J. Bald 4 Co.
$50
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31

Ths article writssa by ~. Wilkae
= ths city vsass susssaan = aasAhss
pees saoaA ~ rcd b. svssy psssoa
II yloessos. Il spsahs . ~ tsaths
that svsrybedy azs nst aoeeAtnssl
with end shos;i b well sndea1tooA.
Mr. Moore hes tried 70 nislseA vs1sss
By nisrsprsssatins facts In ths Oal-
net wassr osss. And The astiele y.
fsrred - will place The Dsssse II
IL tres Light.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31

The Gibbs Jsvslry company will
isaugufats IN auction sale beginning
tsaerrow. There will b two salss
eaeh day. oss IN the Aitsrpoon and
The other u the evening II u the
dsatrs q The firm TO raise e6. 900 and
~ sals will b ooutinusd until th,s
enosnt ID raised. Presents are to b.
9ivaa away. ess advsrtissmsnt on
paos eesf II other infermstion.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31
fQlJ WILL VOTE FOR
ALL ALDERMEN

In The present city election will have
two u each ward HERETOFORE the of the aldermen
First ward appeared the ballots that
Wards and The candidates for aldermen appeared
ony the ballots in the Second year differ
cat The candidate for aldermen In three
all the ballots and should aldermen
each ward
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31

!. \. eeasey anA -. will spss
- 1epn - bisir ssv ssess fes hssi.
- ssst Wednesday. Ths, sepAs sss
~ ssseeed ~ vim bssis aesivias
ln4 eiaeeay xhs slslving ana
eosatess ~ n plaes. nasl 0sesk
~ - snGaesd - drive ~ dslivszy
X stasst.s ~ ~ ths risAb
tGtAb Am , nasias ~ -
lnoqoasDo1b = aneeAss se1n0n q 4he
SHst5stz.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31
a Bst y lassas R,sssry.

VIA n. Chauptoa's sstscks o.
on sdsy sstornsy. heth u his state.
n6uts "a through Mr.. Mocrs's 81
Psfts. ~ hsve takss tins to lsch
nattess - : lsttls. " hAvs won
1esP4 pbS ~. Chsmpien b. Dow fol
- e1eoa1 ti6s tried = hard - capt.
~ tas1 Mtsis ofscs. Aldsrssn cf
- fovnsr administsasion hAve told
= sisss thas ~. Champion passed
he laat oraipssSs hxSg attosnsy's
salsf5 1or hts own ezpsotsd bsnsnt.
VI knew n 4 now = he aid two
|yssn sso Only pips NJ. Hlust. rash.
q = ) eas's paw. Why II NJ. Cham
Ipses - aznipssi Records show our
eity Attsfnsys havs bssn.
Lss Ohanpson 1885 70 1893.
Mr. wsssss 1873 70 Fatruary 1899.
Ohanpion = Nsssrve. February 20
- Jsns -.
H. warnsr June 20 70 April 1900.
NJ. Nsssrvs. April 1900 to 1908.
Mr. Champion has found the city .
very good client = shove record shows
b. hss either directly or indirectly
been at tho nanser from '9s until
Nr. wilkes sdministration began.
The records show how good the city
has been in fsss, 70 him. We won't
quote all but Just . few examples:
Voucher No. $50, March IA. 1898,
500 with expenses. not itemissd 1t.
ta1hsd -.
March 10, 1893. 600.
Nay 10. 1901 voucher No. siss. 600
and - 70 this last voucher ws might
say that = looked q now on the rec
ord Il u study.
4 was originally mads out for ea50.
Il shows that when Il came mp it in.
Cited the sttention Of the beard. It
rscites s'shsss was IN agresmsnt''
and 70 that sneos bssrs sisnatarss:
Jacobs.
Rice,
williams.
Blast
fer epoQ asd Il was cot 70 600 and
sesalsd q thaa Asurs. There IL an
othsa thine aAost ths TOO: this was
Tor tbs Baker cass. Now II grew ont
cf H. Geddss = ssris people mot hav.
inG allad ths sxoavations over the
wnAsr Mains. which they were under
bosa 70 Do. Why did mot their bond
prossct ths oity in saoh manner q to
boh the city entirely harmless for
usch accident, attorneys fees and all
Our 1otion 10 that the bond put that
whole matter On the contractors and
i Il aid NOT II should have done and
NJ. phempioa. Was the chief oounssior
md responsible for The terms Of the
0sddss 4 essris bond. % Il makes NO
1iRssssea Oar present oisy sstonsry
4 all right. he 4 the most diliasnt
naa at his PIT We have hsd and his
good wosk shosld continue.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31

8 bars Diamond o soap for $50: 2
bars any other kind $50 At Wilbar's.
1857
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31
MISCELLANEOUS

MONEY 10 LOAN-Monsy loaned on furni.
III ture,. pianos or any good ehattel security.
No eonmission. Reasonable rates. Address
or ph0as Lafe Combs. Csnon City, Colo. l9-tf
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-01
CL0THIER STERN WAS IN WRECK

Simon Stern, the clothier, returned
from Chicago on the delayed No.
passenger train at 1890 today. This
is the train wrecked twenty-nine miles
out OF Chicago last Saturday night, In
which one man was killed and several
badly injured. These were in the
smoking car and were Italians. Mr.
Stern was in Pullman and was not
injured. After the wreck the train
was run back to Chicago, and again
proceeded west Sunday. No further
delays happened to train until it reach.
ed the Glorieta mountains late yes
terday afternoon, when a delay OF
eight hours occurred ON account of a
flat car loaded with plate glass being
off the track.
Last year while on a purchasing
trip to Chicago. Mr.. Stern was also In
a wreck, but, like the present wreck
came out of it without injury.
Now / want The Citizen to tell the
people" said Mr.. Stern after narrating
the above, that l bought a car load OF
fall and winter clothing and novelties
and will soon announce exceptionally
fine bargains through the columns OF
The Citizen"
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-01
Catholic Foresters Meet.

Boston, Mass, Aug. 1.-The bien
nial national convention of the Catn
olic Order of Foresters opened in
Boston today with an attendance OF
about 250 delegates, who come from
various parts of this country and Can,
ada. The headquarters OF the conven-
ton are at the American house, but
the sessions are being held in Fan
euil hall. The formal opening of the
convention was preceded by the cele-
bratiOn OF solemn mass in st. Ste
phen's church, the delegates attend.
ing in a body. The delegates then
marched TO Faneuil hall, where the
regular business of the convention was
begun. The reports of the various Of
ficers show that the order is the lar
gest Catholic fraternal insurance or
ganization in America, comprising
some 1l7,O00 members in 1900 subor-
dinate courts. The present high chief
ranger is Thomas A. Sannon of Chi
cagO.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-01
Back From Jemez sprInus.

Among the tourists who sojourned
the past few weeks at the Jemez hot
springs, Charley Geach, formerly of
this city, but now of Ell Paso, re-
turned late yesterday afternoon. II
went up to the springs" said Mr..
Geach, "a few weeks ago, almost a
physical wreck, and carried crutches
with me so | could navigate. / re-
turn feeling pretty good; threw away
the crutches several days ago and am
now ready to return to Ell Paso to
resume my duties at the Zeiger ho-
tel. / took the hot baths regularly
and received the benefits. Lots of
people are at the springs, the hotels
are pretty well filled, and quite a num-
Der are in camp nearby. Blocks ho-
tel, which | consider the best noun
tain hotel in central New Mexico, is
doing a good business, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Block feed their guests upon the
best the land up there, or anywhere,
can produce"
Mr.. Geach stated that the Jemez
country, clean from the springs to
Carrales, was visited by heavy rain
night before last.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-01
Stationary Engineers.

Louisville, KY, Aug. 1.-Nearly
1000 members of the National Asso-
citation of Stationary Engineers, in
cluding the most prominent men of
their profession in this country, are
here for their twenty-fourth annual
convention. 1t is the first convention
of the association ever held south of
the Ohio river and also the largest
in its history. The sessions will con-
tinue four days and will be devoted
to the reading of papers and discus
sion of technical subjects Of interest
TO the profession. At the conclusion
of the convention there will be sight.
seeing excursions to the Mammoth
cave and other points of interest in
this section.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-01
INTERVIEWS
TERSELY SPOKEN
Hare From cerriIlos.

P. F. Hogan, who conducts a wet
goods business at Cerrillos, and has
prospered, 10, these many years at
the coal mining town, is in the city
today on business, and called at The
Citizen office. Mr.. Hogan says the
Madrid branch, out of Waldo. just
south of Ger illos, is doing a good
business these days, as the Colorado
Fuel & Iron company's soft and hard
coal mines are being operated by a
force of about 175 men, and several
train loads of coal leave the camp
daily. Relative to other mining, Mr..
Hogan says that Governor Prince will
no doubt put a force of men at work
doing development work on his mine
in the Cash Entry district. "Busi-
ness men also report themselves do
ing well this summer, and really, l."
continued Mr.. Hogan, have no cause
to complain"
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-01
ROSWELL LODGE OF
ELKS A REALTY
ALBUQUERQUE ELKs RETURN,
AFTER A HARD TRIP REACHING
THAT CITY.

r. w. ID. Bryan and b. Ruppe, who
visited Roswell, and assisted District
Deputy A. b. Renehan, N. l.. King
and |. B. Hanna, of Santa Fe, in the
institution OF an Elks' lodge at that
city, returned to Albuquerque last
night, and this morning Mr.. Ruppe
stated that It was the most strenuous
trip he had ever made in his life, and
rains and washouts we're the cause
of the strenuosity.
"On reaching FL Paso, one week ago
last Sunday morning" continued Mr..
Ruppe, I'VE were informed by wire
from Roswell that the Penasco bridge
on the Pecos Valley road had gone
out and there were other washouts
along the road. Here at El Paso, the
Santa Fe delegation. under District
Deputy Renehan, met us, they being
unable to make the trip by automo-
bile to Roswell from Torrance. In or
der to make the burden of expense
light on the Roswell Elks, the visiting
delegations were cut down from eleven
to five. the others returning to Albu
querque and Santa Fe, and Messrs
Renehan, King, Hanna, Bryan and
myself started out again to reach Ros
well. We proceeded to Dalhart
thence to Amarillo, and thence dowr
the Pecos valley to Roswell, arriving
there last Thursday morning.
1T was an extremely hard trip, but
all of us entered into our work IL
good spirits, and finally, last Friday
night, the Roswell lodge, No. 969, B
p. o. E., became a fact in reality
thirty-two candidates being initiated
and twelve others on the charter list
who should have ridden the goat. but
could not reach Roswell on account ol
washouts."
Judge w. H. Pope" continued Mr.
Ruppe, delivered a most appreciated
address of welcome, and the Elks
showed us many courtesies. Theil
banquet Friday night was one of the
finest and most elaborate affairs
ever attended, and besides, they took
us on drives throughout the city and
valley, showing us the various altesiar
wells.
Coming back, we had trouble with
/ the automobile on the run between
| Roswell and Torrance, it gettins
stuck in the mud, and we worked with
the machine nearly all of Saturday
night. From Wire Lake to Tor
rance, a distance of fifty-five miles
the auto covered in three hours. Al
Torrance we caught the Santa Fe Cen
tai train; at Kennedy, we tagged
No. Z, and reached home last night.
The officers of the Roswell Elks
are as follows: j. f. Hinkle, exalt
ed ruler; w. c. Reid, esteemed lead
ing knight; j. w. Kinsinger esteemed
loyal knight. Albert Hannv as
teemed lecturing knight; Fred Miller
secretary; e. H. Williams, treasurer!
Frank Mcdaniel, tyler.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-01
HUNDREDS OF INDIANS
WORKING ON RAILROADS
OUTING AGENT DAeENETTE PUTS
200 TO WORK IN ARIZONA, AND
WILL FURNISH LABoRERs FOR
UNCLE SAM.

Outing Agent Charles E. Dagenette,
of the Indian schools of the southwest,
left last night for Arizona, where he
has contracted with the Grant Bros.
Construction company, for furnishing
200 Indians to work on the Wieken-
burg branch OF the Santa Fe, Prescott
& Phoenix railway.
While away Dagenette will visit the
Laguna dam, which is being construct
ed by the government a short distance
from Yuma, on the Colorado river.
The outing agent is making arrange
ments for putting a number of In
dians 10 work at once on this dam.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-01
Kansas City Live Stock.

Receipts, 11.OOO, including 1000 south
ern; market steady; native steers,
s495Q5.65; southern steers, $2.759
4.5O; southern cows, $2Q35O; native
cows and heifers, $2G5.25; stockers
and feeders. s2.75@4.25; bulls, $1,000
SS.50q 5.25; western cows, $2.25q4.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; market
strong+ muttons, SS.6OG5; lambs, $5@
$50; wethers, $4.404495; fed ewes,
S4@4.60.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-01
British Squadron comlnn.

London, Aug. 1.-According to the
announcement of the admiralty the
commanded by Prince Louis
OF Battenberg sails from Gibraltar to-
day for Canada, the itinerary includ-
ing visits to Quebec st. Johns, Hall
fax. New York and Bermuda. The
squadron consists Of six of the fastest
cruisers of the British navy, with the
battleship Drake as the flagship.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-01
1.-TWO no FIFTEEN DAYS PLEAs.

URE TOURS" No. s of the New
York Centrals "Four-Track Series" 4"
describes a great many trips occupy
ing from two to fifteen days, arrang-
ed for the purpose of meeting the
wishes Of all classes of travellers. The
time, fares, connections, and all other
details are given. The book contains
"a maps of interesting tours, and 43
illustrations of hotels and charming
phases OF resort life. For a copy,
send a twO-cent stamp TO George H.
Daniels, General Passenger Agent,
Grand Central Station, New York.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-01

The New Mexican says F. II. Strong,
undertaken and furniture dealer Of
Albuquerque, was in the city this
morning en- route to points in Colorado
where he has gone to purchase horses
for use with the hearse.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-01
Provisions,

Chicago, Aug. 1.-Closing prices:
Wheat-Sept., S4A Dec, Sc.
Corn-Sept., 62k; Dec, 45h.
Oats-Sept., 27%; Dec, 2Sh.
POrk-Sept., S13.471a; Oct, S13.371a
Lard-Sept., $7.S71a; Oct, $500.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-01

4 You must have a peculiar
tea taste if no-one Of the five
Schilling's Best is right for
you; and coffee four.
Your grocer's; moneyback.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-01
closlno Stock ouotatlons.

New York, Aug. 1.-ClOsing prices:
Atchison, S4Is; pfd., 1O3A; n. Y. c.,
147; Pennsylvania, 1925; S. p, GAS;
U. p, pfd., 97A Copper, S41a; U. S.
s., 35ta; pfd, S91a.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-01
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago, Aug. 1.-Cattle-Receipts
4,5O0 good to prime steers, S5Q5.40;
poor to medium, $3Q5.10; stockers
and feeders, $2@4.25; COWS, $2.50Q
AGO; heifeIs, $2.25@5; Gamers, $1.25
@2.25; bulls, $2.2OQ4; calves, 1907;
Texas fed steers, $3.6OQ460; western
steers, $4.40@4S0.
Sheep-Receipts, $4,000; market
strong; good to choice wethers,
shorn, $4.4064S0; fair to choice
mixed, $3.50Q4.40; western sheep,
shorn, $4@4.75; native lambs, shorn,
S5G7; western lambs, $5@7.10.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-01

New York, Aug. Money on call,
steady, at 292la per cent; prime mer-
camille paper, 4Q4A per cent. Silver,
$3.50.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-01

st. Louis, Mo, Aug. 1.-WOol MAJ
ket steady; unchanged.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-01

Daniel Grant, owner of the Demo
crat Publishing company, returned to-
day on the delayed No. l passenger
from the east. He will remain here a
few days, and then continue on to~his
home and headquarters in Los An
geles.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-01
Lead ard Copper.
ST. Louis Wool.

New York, Aug. Lead, firm, $4.5i
q4.60; copper, firm, $15.00@15.002s
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-01
Glove Workers In Convention.

St. Louis, Aug. 1-Suelter, firm,
S5576S5.6O.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-01
THE MAZE.

16-inch Floor Brush .........$1. As
l doz Spring Clothespins ......... sc
Market Baskets ,................10c 10c
l doZ Paper Plates ,...........5c sc
Candle Lanterns .................15 15c
Bride Bits ............... 15c
Special of 100 doz mems Socks
they are seamless and Lisle
finish, well worth 12lac per
pair; during this sale we will
sell pairs for ............25 25c
Shaving Brushes .......,........10 10c
Williams Shaving Soap ........7e
razor StTops ........ 25c
Razor Homes ......,....... Csc
High Grade Razors, 81 and. d......$1.25
Witch Hazel .................. 10c
Listerine, 81 bottle for ......... soc
Mennen's Talcum Powder num-. 20c
Carriage Jacks ...............$1 90
Carriage Axle Grease, 2 cans. -. 25c
Boston Coach Oil, zoe and ....... SOC
Carriage Top Dressing Csc
harness Dressing .......,.....,.25c 25c
Harness Oil, 10c and ........... 20c
harness soap ...........s..s.... l5c
hOOI Oll .....s...s...... ZUc
Horse Brushes, 12c and .....25 25c
Curry Combs, 10c and .,........1 15c
Lap Robes ........','........ .Sl.OO
Sweat Pads ....................85 .85s
Feed Bags ................... .35c
Web Halters ................... zoe
Saddle Pads .................. 45c
An AL Saddle, for. 1880
Single Buggy Harness. Sc, and. $3.50
Buggy Whips, from 10c to .......75c
Black Carriage Paint, at. can. soc
Paint Brushes, from Be to ....S1.50
THE MAZE.
VIM. kieke, Proprietor.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-01

Chicago, Aug. 1.-The International
Glove Workers union, of America, as
sembled in annual convention in Chi
cago today, with delegates on hand
from various parts of the United
States and Canada. The convention
will last about a week, and will be de
voted TO a consideration Of various
questions relating to wages and condi-
tions of labor in the glove making in
dustry. Reports are to the effect that
the organization is in good condition.