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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-16
PEACE CRISIS NEAR
Negotiations Will Succeed or
 Fail by Next Week.
TWO MORE ARTICLES AGREED Oy
Russia surrenders to Japan Liau- tong Peninsula. With Port Arthur and Dalny-Discussion of saL-
 halin Island Postponed.

PORTSMOUTH. N. H. Aug 16.- The crisis in the peace negotiations upon which the eyes of the world are fastened is approaching rapidly. and the end of this week or the first of next week at the latest should witness the deadlock and the end if the con ference is to go to pieces Two more of the twelve articles. Nos 1 and {. have been disposed of Article 1 con eists of mutual pledges to observe the integrity of China and the policy of the open door for the commerce of all nations and article covers the sur render of the Russian leases 10 the .Liautong peninsula, Port Arthur. Dal- ny and the Blonde and Elliott islands
 To article 4 both parties gave ready assent and the official statement of the adoption of that article took care fo state that it was agreed to "unani- nously."
 Article ,. the consideration of which was postponed until later. provides for the cession Of Sakhalin island Dis cussion appearing useless at this stag ge on account of the firm negative given .n the Russian reply. f was decided upon the motion Of the Japanese to de fer its discussion. thus revealing inc Japanese intention of postponing 10 fhe end the life and death struggle
 This is the usual procedure followed in diplomatic negotiations. enabling the regotistors to come 70 an accord upon all possible points before tsckr1g the crucial issues. and the fact thar the Russians scouiesced in the proposition shors that thev- too. are as careful and anrious as gre the Japanese that the world should not accuse them of heinz responsible for precipitsting the break. if break there is to be. and wreckinz the conference
 This in itself is a hopeful sign Be sides. by postPonirz inc burning ques- lions to the end -te psychological mo rent for bargain and compromise ar rives. Then hurrfedl- the last trump cards are played and the game ts done And there is growing hope of ccmpro- mise. To the closest observers The final solution bezins to crystalline ouite nsturaIlT- the Russians yielding the cession of SakbsIin. Japan forez0- ing the cost of ffe war" but taking compensation in rbe u1ney to be re- funded 10 Japan Fsv China on account of the transfer r1 her 0f the Chinesa Eastern railroad rt1e Russian govern uent property fu Porr Artbur and DzI- ny and remu- erarzaz for the mzinre- nance of the I1sn-dT0 Russian prlso1eTz ta Japan.
 Accar1irE -c 1he B1ssizn vie- Ia ran has aLrezd- secured all and n1-e Ean she drezn11 of clalnlng beto-e
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-16

siderably larger. Then the old gentle man thought he mad better give some attention to the young mans detailed statement. and he sent for It. He dis covered. for one thing. that the young man had eaten ten barrels of apples in one day"
 But If there should be an Item for ten barrels of apples in connection with the s8s5,Oo0 loan the legislative committee would have full power to find out who got the fruit, would 1t not. governorT'
 "Oh. yes; the committee has full power to probe just as far as 1t can"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-16
Car Reported I'll.

BERLIN, Aug. 16.-A dispatch from St Petersburg to the Tageblatt says that the czar is reported to be seri- ously ill IL is rumored in government circles that he will abdicate soon in favor of bis son Until the latter's ma toritv regency will he instituted. composed of three members of the i'm perisl family, including the Grand Duke Constantine Constautinovitch.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-16
An Indiana Prophecies.

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 16.-The peo- pie of Marion are greatly excited over prediction by Mrs. Viola Pownell that the town is soon to be destroyed, and hundreds of families are leaving it, Some months ago she predicted that there would be great change in Marion in respect to crime. and since then forty saloons have been closed. and all gamblers have been run out of the place and poolrooms shut
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-16
Francis Joseph's Guest.

ISCHL. Austria. Aug. liking Ed ward. who is going to Marienbad to take the cure, was the guest over night of Emperor Francis Joseph. The em- peror met King Edward at Gmunden and accompanied him hither Covers were laid for twenty persons at the dinner. There is no political signifi- canoe attached to the meeting of the two monarchs
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-16
Boy. and Girl. Puni.hed by Ru..is.

ODESSA. Aug 16.-The military procurstor has appealed against the decision of court martial which sen fenced two boys each 10 twenty years and girl to thirteen years penal serv- itude for being in possession of eIplos- ives The prOCurstor asks for capital punishment
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-16
THE CURRAN DRY GOODS co.
GREAT 25c SALE--W Wednesday, Thursday
 Showing You Double to Treble Your Moneys Worth Every It

 at been preparing for for week and the rule governed the making of e he
  and
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-16
H.~-EE-a vsie-ra .-,s,-

HONOLTL LII. Aug .. rzs san Fran cs1o. Aug TG-ReaNr-s have ben r.- csue1 frozn ths issad of Havzu os s1oEs isszl-E fr17 fts crater r1r.I E5k1sv1ow1o ezs st n. a--Izs- az Es sl1-z o1 T1z-z La sro- -tea tss ast Is-s Es- o- zhz- z7zz-zsa ezzs. s5S1t i've Tsz-x ssa
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-16
Jspsn... pombsra Korean ror,..

GODZYADASI. Nsnchuris. Aug 1s. Two Japanese torpedo boats bon barded Porr Lszaret. Korea An al tempt was then made 70 land troors. hut they were beaten of by Russian thssseurs
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-16
Fireworks For Prince Louis,

QUEBEC, Aug. 16.-A grand pyro- technic display was given on the ter race following a dinner in honor of Prince Louis of Battenberg. Earl Grey. Prince Louis and the officers of the second squadron were guests of the officers of the citadel.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-16
Arti-.-trte Riot. Tn Poland.

ST PETERSBURG. Aug. Is.-Anti- semitic riounz Es reported al Bielcstok, Russian Poland The authorities there are inactive
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-17
CHRIST CHURCH
is DEDICATED
CONTINUED from First Pago.)


--.-------
study, library and two guild rooms for,
the use OF tho various societies. The
taken during the rectorship Of DR.. j., s.
TJanckcl, was 5000. and tho balance OF
the money was raised by tho present
rector. Rev. Harry b. Lee The old
church was torn down in August. 1895,
md in october OF the same year the
CORNERSTONE Of the new structure was
laid with impressive Masonic ceremonies,
Judge X. r. w. Duke presiding. There
was considerable delay IN the work OF
construction, during which time the con-
rreRa,on worsfipped In the Midway
school building and In the First Baptist
Church Although services were held
IN Tho Sunday school rooms OF the ichurch
8as early as the fall Of 1896 1t was not
until Easter Sunday. 1898, that the main
auditorium was opened for the first time
The offering that day was sb55. sS Inc
subscription last Easter, which wiped
out the debt. amounted to over $3,OO.
The Procession.
The visiting clergy formed III the sun
day school room Of the church imme-
d,atcly before the time OF opening, and
IN nroccssion, with bishop Gibson lead
ing, the vested clergy proceeded from
FIRST street west to High Street. ana
entered The sanctuary. The clergymen oi
oil cr cIty churches present were the RcV.
Dr. George l.. Petrle. of the Presbytcrlaln'
and the REV. Dr. John B. Turpln. of the
First Baptist Churches.
The bishop was received at the en-.
trance If the church by the church
wardcns and vestryn1en. The Bishop ana ,,
clergy then proceeded up the aisle 70 me
communion table, reading the twenty
fourth Psalm alternately, the Bisnop
one verse and the Clergy announcer. ny
S.Ishop and clergy were then seated
within the rails
The deed releasing the property IRON
all debt and lncumbrance was presented
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-17
CHRIST CHURCH., CHARLOTTESVILLE,
Yesterday The Episcopal Meets There

to the Bishop by Mr.. II. G. Marchant,
OF the church vestrymen.
The Bishop, receiving tho instrument,
then continued by reading and prayer:
The sentence of conservation was read
by the Rev. II. b.. Lee, Sr.,' and was
laid by Bishop Gibson on the communion
table. 454i
Hymn 49l. "The Church is One Founda-
ton" was splendidly' led by the church
choir, Miss Susie Dabney at the organ.
The proper Psalms were read by the
Rev. II. II. Williams. OF this city, and
tho lessons by the Rev. Robb White. Of
Greene county. The Rev. w. a. McGee,
of Albemarle, read the creed and the
prayers.
Bishop Gibson proceeded to the COM
munion service, reading the collect, epstle
and gospel, and the last collect and final
blessing. The &5th hymn. THY Temple
4 is Not Made With Hands" was sung.
The Sermon.
The conservation sermon was preached
by the Rev II. B. Lee, Jr., of Baltimore.
Mr.. Leo Is the eldest son OF the beloved
rector Of Christ Church, and Is a native
of this city, He is a graduate OF the
school formerly conducted by the late
Major Horace Jones, and Of the Episcopal
Theological Seminary. Mr.. Lee demon
strated this morning. by his very able
sermon, his ability as speaker and as
n clear thinker. His delivery Is excellent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-17
.COL. R0BT {. LEE, JR.,
OUT FOR SPEAKER

Colonel Robert Z. Lee, Jr,, OF Fairfax
county, yesterday formally announced l' '1p1i'
his candidacy for speaker OF tho House
"a succeed Hon. John II. Ryan, OF LOU
doun,. who declines a reelection Colonel
i ,ee is one Of the most popular OF all
the members Of the lower branch OF
the General Assembly, in which he IS now
serving his second term, and has a very
strong following without regard to class
or faction He Is a prominent member
Of the Committees on Courts OF Justice
and Privileges and Elections, ana mas
often presided over the deliberations OF
the House with great dignity
I Colonel Lee Is a. son OF Genera! W1lA'a.1' !,
TT 4. Leo, q brave Confederate officer. ana
Ionr a member of Congress- from inc
Eighth District, and is q GRANDSON o.
General Robert e. Lee, whose dist'tl-
ru,shed name he bears. He Is q member
Of Governor Montague's staff; and IS
wyor OF recognized ability, having o.
sInes hoth at Fairfax Courthouse ana III
the city OF washington
He Is a man Of fine physique, OF splen-
ala personal appearance, and IT IS pro.
Verbal around the Legislature tta'
,.eyerybody likes Bob Lee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-17

+ Il j. 5 +. & : 7 .
subordination. Captain Ragland took Is an
appeal to the Hastings Court, ana ana me 9
case will be heard tomorrow morning or
by Judge ]. NJ. Mullen.
During the Chiefs absence at South
ampton court yesterday Mayor Jones IN
structed Acting Chief Donahuc to detail
certain police officers for duty at certain
precincts during the primary to-day.
4 When Captain Ragland returned 70
the city last night he changed the det q
without consulting tho Mayor, Whlcn inc
latter official considers I'll act Oh m
subordinatlon. ,,,,o
C,antain Ragland states that In making
tho change he believed that he was act
Ing within his rights as chief OF police,
md intended no dsrespect.t lie VIII pc
renresented at to-morrow's hearing ny
Nj William B. McIlwaine. The order
Of suspension was put in writing by tle
Mayor at the request OF captain l1is'''''u'
l' NO OPPOSITION.
The following officials had no oppos'-
ton in the primary to-day: Go''' r,o,,,
wealth's Attorney, r. IA, Miami Clcih
~ tho Courts, Robert Gillian; Collector
~ Cuty Taxes, Nv. II. Camp; Comnis
! aioner of the Revenue, Hugh Il. Snallh
CITY Gauger. w. A. Heath. d, !,
William Z. Ramey was elected cry
trea surer by 100 majority over CIal!es
4, Slaughter, the Rpresent. incump On.
John B. Evans was re- elected Guy ser .,l
geant by majority OF szy oy w. ~, ,sn -,
combined opposition OF W oo = e. ! l'1 1ae
VOTE Votes, parham l4l. Mays 15G. j, j, a. !,
1 ny.1o made a good run against Johll
a Mallory for high constable. reee'vlm u
"a votes to Mallory's $40. Il. "A. Piume1
rec received ali votes for this office 81 o,,x
In the second Ward the yote t 13p ,o ~
/ treasurer was-slaughter' li4' ita'''oS
l73. .a,,o, IN the race
49,, treasurer, and there was con-
.s 80 betting at even money.
vy,lliam =. Ramcy. tho newly elec. "
trea snrer, is II we'll known grocer u'''
',,s,,,,,ar ~ the Board of Aldermen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-17
MURDE R CHARGED
TO POLICEMAN
Indicted for Deliberate Killing
OF Artillcryman
Dowry.
special to Tho Times.pispatch. !

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, May 1s.--The
grand jury of Elizabeth City county Cir.
cult Court to-day indicted Policeman
Robert a. Phillips on the charge of
deliberate murder" in connection with
the shooting and killing OF Artllerymnn
George Dowry, in Phoebus last week. OH
the occasion OF the trouble between tho
officer and the artllerSmen. 1t Is re-
ported that the artillerymen AT the fort
have employed counsel to assist the
Commonwealth's attorney in the prosecu-
tion OF the case against Phillips.
Artilleryman Nash. who was in the
party Of soldiers and who was the only
one arrested, was indicted for fclonious
assault with intent TO kill, for his at
tack on Phillips.
DIVORCE SUIT.
Mrs. Bruce Payne. wife of Captain
Bruce Payne, one Of the instructors at
the school al fort Monroe has filed a
bill Of particulars in her divorce suit
against her husband. notice of which was
served on him several weeks ago. II
charges inhdelity, and asks for absolute
divorce, alimony and the custody Of the
little girl born TO the couple. Captair
Payne's lawyer entered plea in abate
ment, claiming improper service O
papers After that point Is settled Judg,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-17

STnerc viii be no grand jury this court,
and u very few Commonwealth cases.
This court will be q short one, as q
rood many cases will be carried over ana
will adjourn, 1t is thought. WEDNESDAY
Mr.. George P. Haw is attending the
general assembly OF the Presbyterian
Church, South, at Fort Worth, Texas.
The supervisors of Hanover county met
to-day for the specific purpose arra!glnIs
to rebuilt the bridge across the Court, :,
house Creek which has given away ana
causes great hindrance TO travel HWheh
the water Is high. -
The regular meeting of the supervisors
will be the first Monday In Juhe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-17
Negroes Large Estate.

Especial TO The Times Dspatch)
PORTSMOUTH. VA. May l6.--The will
of Thomas u. Colding.. the colored bar
Der. OF Portsmouth. who died there re-
Gently, has been probated and dlsposes of
$4,000, The property Is left to the wife
Tor life, and then to be divided equally
among four children. William NJ Reid
cdlored lawyer and a nephew Of the
deceased, qualified as executor. The de-
ceas led was highly esteemed by the white
people.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-17
Not Going to Suffolk.
Especial to The Times-Dispate

Especial to The Times pispatch.)
NORFOLK. VA, May 16.-The plan LOT
the Seabourd Traction Companys electric
roed, filed with Captain u. u. Wlnsle'W'
the government engineer here. indicates
that the rond will not go to Suffolk. It
will so to Smithned direct. tapping u rieh
peanut growing country by the way,
Gated by the bridges for which the plan
calls. as follows: Across the Western
Branch OF The Elizabeth River, across
I Nansemond River. nine miles below SUI
folk across Bennett's Creek and along
| CYPRESS Creek, the other side OF Smith
| field, on TO Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-17
DIABETES
Complete Recovery OF a WelI-known San
Franciscan.

Compete SFeCOvcTysIO'. q VsS'7'>AS"u 9So''
franciscan.
Adolph Wcske, the capitalist of 92O
Green Street, Is one OF San Francsco's
pioneer business men. lie was the
founder Of the Original California Cracker
Company at the corner OF Battery ana
broadway In that city. Hearing that he
had recovered from Diabetes "a disease
that is believed to be incurable) Charles
stewart, "a business man Of Algona, Iowa,
wrote him asking'if 1t was true. We are
permitted to copy his personal reply:
San Francisco, July 20, 1904.
CIAS. STEWART. ESQ, Algona, Iowa.
Dear slr: Would have answered your
letter sooner, but was AZ my NINE ~
have Diabetes, nothing IN the world will
cure YOU but the y. J, Fulton Compound.
you want to make up your mind IN the
fIrst Mace to stay with it-not take q
few bottles ana then stop, either through
inpatience or imagining You are all right.
twill take time, but II IS sure TO cure
you. i took tho medicine "a bottle
week. for a whole year ana am now; as
Wen as eyer was in my life, and this
MAS ali Of four years ago. | am much
of the time In my mine, 700 feet under.
ground. and with no bad effects ~
Course. one has to live rightly The
sooner YOU commence taking this Cons
pound, tho sooner you will commence to
get out OF your misery, u you coFnr
mcnce at once. and live rightly, ~ one
years time guarantee you WIZ w e'. ;,
| tirely rid of the disease ana as We'l y
| man as ever,
@ Yours very truly, !, !. !,
AID, WEskE,
| 9s0 Green Street.
MIR, Weske Is over 70 years old,
Medical works record Diabetes as IN
durable, but nearly nine-tenths are re-
covering under Fulton's plapet'c COM
| pound, Send for literal ure:
OWENS s. MINOR DRUG Co, Agents.
1 When TO suspect abetes-Dryness or
1 lie throat-um,sual thrst-larse quantl-
\ ties Of urine-yoracious appetite-,'weak-
ness without apparent cause--one or more
Of these,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-17
MT. ELLIOT SPRINGS.
John E. M. Ham, of the New
Willard, to Manage Resort.

Especial to The Times Dispatcn,)
MOUNT ELLIOTT SPRINGS, VA, May
ia deal was closed here to-day for the
Mount Elliott Springs Company with MI
John z. NJ. Ham. Of the New WHARF villa !
TO manage Mount Elliott Springs LOT y, y
term Of fiye years. Contracts rs were paoe mse
and painting the hotel. Carpenters anu H.
men are at work now overhaulin1E r. !, tn ae
hotel, cottages and grounds. Mr.. Charles
b. Cook, Of Richmond, who recently .psH -,
some days, giving orders for the work
Il is hoped 10 have all work completed
by June 10th, s'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-17
MEMORIAL DAY.
Especial to The Tlmcs-Dispatch.)

Especial to Tic IIIHcs- p1s, p ~ ~
SOUTH BOSTON, IN g hejd A az oak ridge
c ga ssssei IT'S afternoon Colonel Henry
asey a t9seeWR oE6d Inma 81 DAN IN
!!, Ipnpe who IN very able and eloquent
Ylle; wa SPOKE Of the Confederate soldier
ME- Is. Fiji, on behalf OF the people e.
offered word OF thanks 20 tMe sR pSnn 4
car camn no Of Confederate veterans and another
camp Of sons Of Confederate soldiers were =
orrnnized. At the conclusion o. ing
speeches beautiful flowers were stfe"h On
5o1j8tka graves, 'tstE.es Efa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-17
Haqgarty-Marshall.

Especial to rha Times-Dlspateh,)
ALEXANDRIA VA. May l6'-Mlss M
dla Marshall, daughter q M sty A and MT XII.
Cornei nn Haggarty, Jr., Of Phadelphia,
were married at the brides !. no'InHS MAJ h om
Wolfe Street this eVenliig. Ha E;o az IA
cutler, OF 81, Mary's Church, ollciateu'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-17
Bow Shot His Father.
lsn.nInl n rhn u1mes-pisIAatch

NORFOLK. VA. May ,e-The ley arm Of
nirht In an effort 10 suve his NE, which VIII
probably fail, He was shot W lhlt arm ~ ~
his sixteen year-old son while neg l'hs hs VIZ,
made no efrort to escape. jenkins ~ ~ 81
Vincnts Hospital here, but the enoo.'hH w
Cured In GilmeriOn, In Norfolh couhS,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-17
DIED OF LOCKJAW.

Especial to The Times, Ds sh ha we'll
v EAswy lnne 81 Dr., Join Wilkins. u,
~ ~ l! Wnnclnse, died yesterday Of lockjaW,,,
81 on from wound RECEIVED s on w M
n.!s ~ ,annT When last Wednesday symp-
o. aae az ft tetanus appeared In spite OF the
t pelt t r. tn,ent that could be gotten no
died dT as stated. He WAS, about Twelve I've.
yg The funeral run took place at old Hungar's
church this morning,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-17
and his sermon well and scrlpturally

and his sermon well ana scripturati!
prepared.
Mr.. Lee chose as his text John XIX: 30:
.'When Jesus therefore had received the
vinegar, he said. It is finished.
! During the offering for foreign mis-
Ida Hanckel. After the singing OF hymn
228, the holy communion was admins !,
tered BY Bishop Gibson. assisted by the
Revs II. B. Lee, sr.. and Dr.. J: J. era sra,
watt, Of Richmond. The NUMBER WIZ VIZ
nartook Of communion was unusually
large. 80
Bishop.
This evening was given UP 10 the COW y
nrn,ation service. which was held with
the Rows II. B. Lee. w. Fl. MCGEE ana
Ia. H; Williams taking the service ana 2
sermon and charge by the RI. R &c,
r. "A. Gibson, Bishop OF the diocese. :, ~, nc
10 co CONFIRMED numbered twenty-eight.
bringing the total number OF commune nl11 UNI
cants up to Az.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-17
Potomac Conference,

wonDsTociS, VA, May I6,-The Poto,,
=, " w cnnferenca OF the Virginia, Synod
nag 10 rg Tmtheran Church convened In st.
e. teY ' churah, at St, Lpke's, shenan-
doah county. in the, past9rate o. h Mh.
", r, 6,ickley, tonight at . o'c4oe6, r''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-17
HAIL DOES MUCH DAMAGE
I'M CAROLINE COUNTY
! IL, - r,he Times dispatch,

BOWLING GREEN Ma ts,rd May af ftieaI.
me xy a.en Pennia and Idrad tearing, OF
tie storm had subsded i f nahes pd deep in
up in piles. being several ! nna This Week.
ana pIait they have wrought considerable dam
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-17
Sale Postponed.

'rhe sale OF the excellent dwellings,, NOS
1924 and 1926 Grove Avenue, offered ny
w Howe & Sons, was deferred until FRIDAY.
May 10Th. 1896 NJ same hour pn Accpuhl VI
tho threatening weather,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-17
HANOVER COURT.

Supervisors Arrange to Build
Courthouse Bridge.
.5 Especial to The Times Dispatch)
1.-THE regular MaySte of Hanover
County Circuit Court commenced yes
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-15
FOR RENT.

Three room frame, North First
Five room brick, North Eighth
street S2O.OO
Five rooms. furnished, on West
Railroad avenue $4,000
Seven room brick, modern, in
Fourth ward ................$3 $1,000
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-15
WANTED,

A first class salesman, at once
must speak Spanish. Weller & Ben
jamin.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-15

Dance at Colombo Hall tomorrow
night, postponed until next Friday.
j. r. Scott.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-15
Annther Auction.


Wednesday, December 20, 1880
sharp, at the residence of Mrs. Robert
Appleton, 205 South Edith street, |
will sell the entire furniture of her
handsomely furnished six room house.
Goods consist in part of kitchen
utensils, large refrigerator, large
range, cabinet, dishes, glassware, oak
dining room table, leather seated din
ing chairs, 3 good carpets, brussels
and administer, folding davenport, Al
brary table, rockers, heaters, lace cur
tains. $125 walnut bedroom suite,
oak bedroom suite, iron and brass
beds, pictures, springs and mattress,
c%hiffonier, in fact everything required
in a nicely appointed house. See the
goods Tuesday before sale.
II. S. KNIGHT,
Auctioneer,
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-15
LAND MATTERS.

II. w. S. Ote:o,
United States Court Commissioner
703 West Silver avenue. Will attend
to matters before the land office.