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Southern Railway

scHE III IN EFFECT. APRIL .. 1905.
4, TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. sSt}
- Ky q. M.-Dilly-Local for Charlotte. N. C.. ~
i2'so +. M Observation-Disclosures Pullman I'd !
atlanta and Birmingham. New Orleans,
Memphis Chattanooga and all the South
Through coach for Chase City, Oxford.
\, durham and Raleigh. III Il
6;W +. NJ -ES. Sunday--keysvilla Local. l.1j
Il $50 2 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ready e:a !:
+. NJ. tor all the South. az a
q ~, YORK RIVER LINE. ffffii S
Limited. l' Al
ZIG r. E M7Except sunday-No. lo-r,oea,5 e g ,
445 A. IN Except sunday-No 7t-Loeal 70 70 I
TRAINS ARRIVE R1cHMoNp.3
sss =. NJ $50 P. M.-,From MI tho South.
800 i; M From Charlotte, Raleirh, Durham
Chase City and gI.ocal Stations l sl. 3sst IA
gay a. N. --From Kcvsville and Local sta tions.s
9:l6 =. Mo. 15--From Baltimore and West
1875, 4. NJ, No. o. 5:15 p. NJ. No. "a From
. West Point and Local Stations.
mo, Il and No. IS stop Quinton. Tunstalls.
White House and Lester MINOR. 55
G. WlWEsTnIIRy. D. 7. a.. Rchmond y va
n s. Fl. 1HARnWICK, W. IT. aTAYLOE 53e
P. T.. NJ, . ss5ys O. p. "a. rs l$t
Ir.hB SPENCER. cen, Mgr l535i8
Washington. D. Q. & y & '5595 sS${ig
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Chesapeake Il Ohio Ry.

Cincinnati. indianapolis, st. Louis. Chs
cago Louisville, Nashville, Memphis.
200 pm. and 1880 D. r.. daily
Westbound Local Trains: & ss5 & "a
$50 a. M daily and sis p m. week daya.
NeWport News. Norfolk and Old Point.
300 n m, ind 400 p. m. daily. ~
Local for Newport News and Old Polnel
1895 a. M and 500 p. m. daily
James River Llnei
1890 a. m daily: 6:t5 D, m. " eek days. q $5
Arrive Maine Line from West: = 80 A.. M..R
sas;3o a. Nj, 1850 r. NJ, s7:A6 P: From
East: sl0:O5 a. NJ, .l1:46 A. NJ, :oo p
- go =. NJ. James River: 'sS:0 a. NJ, s6:3a
p. M. (sDnlly; eek. Sunday ~
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Circuit Court.
Two New Charters.

The state Corporation Commission has
granted the following charters:
southwestern Agency Company Qncor-
porated), Roanoke. r. H. Ilabler, presi-
dent, Richmond; s. N. Kabler, secretary
and treasurer, Lynchburg Capital.
$4,000 objects. life. fire and accident III
surancc business. &
st. Marys Gravel Company Uncorpo-
rated, Norfolk. r. G. Browne, prcs-
dent, Norfolk: Philip u. Grasty, secretary
and treasurer, Danvile. capital, $4,000.
objects, to deal In gravel, uuarrles, lands.
etc; manufacture bricks. develop and
Improve real estate, issue bonds, notes
and other securities. d4
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Property Transfers Friday.

Richmond: j. w. Johnson to W. r..
Adams and j. r.. sloan, 81 1-1o feet on
Of Preston Street, $500.
Kate r. Carlisle to r. Il. Barnes. 30
feet on south line OF Cary Street. 192 2-3
feet west Of Reservoir street, 5000.
W. T. Smoot and wife. to Marietta
street, IS feet west OF Fifth Street. $500,
1Ienrco: f.. Il. Brandt to Mamie Z.
Brandt, half Interest IN blocks Nos. 9: g.
and and parts of blocks Nos: 4. ana 10
In plun Of Walnut Hill, subject TO Two
deeds Of trust, S. &t
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STOCK BROKERS.
GEO. I. KING & co 4,

11o4M e. Main St, Richmond, Va,
STOCKS, COTTON AND GRAIN. ii
Fractional Lots a Speciality .5
close Attention to out-of-T Town Accounts.
PRIVATE WIRES,
NEW YORK, CHICAGO, NEW ORLEANS
Western Union Branch in our office.
stock Ticker In customers Room.
-Members--g II
Richmond Grain and Cotton Exchange
Strangers visiting the city are inytSed
to make our office their hea dquartegs and
have mail and wires sent in our care,
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NAVAL STORES,

WILM INGTON. NJ c., May ll.-sPlRITS
RPENTINE-F!rm at 63%c; receipts 81
casks, Rosln--Eirm at $40 bid; receipts, 2S4
barrels Tar-Firn at Sl.S0: receipts. 80 bar
rcls. Crude Turpen,!ne-Firm at S?,9oa4,7b
and $5.25 receipts, IS barrels. !, 4, :, -, 7, I,
Firm ut 63ssc.; sales 4a7 casks; receipts, l.soi
casks; shipments. 2s6 casks. Rosin-Firm sales
2.ls5 barrel: receipts, 2,S4? harrels shipments,
3 ib5 barrels: stocks, IS. 1919 barrels. q ~
/ CHARLESTON, s, c., May ll.-TuRPES-
TINE-F1rm at CSC. Rosn--Flrm!
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Il BALTIMORE Md, May 11.--FLOUR-Flrm
and unchanged wheat-F1rm: SPOT. contract,
s7A as1 i4c.; southern by sample, $50 SEE 80,
55a57c. Oats-F1rn; No. mixed. 37NN3likc.;
exports. none. Rye-Firm; No western.
67hc Butter-Steady and unchangcd fancy
Imitation, 1spI9c.; do. creamery. 2l4e2c. Eggs-
Firm ana unchanged at Ice. Cheese-Active
and unchanged; large September, l4Ac.; NO
vcmber, 14c.: medium new, l0ftc.: small. new,
lie. Sugar-Steady and unchanged; coarse,
granllated. and fine, $3.50.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PETERSBURG PEANUT. MARKET.
q PETERSBURG. VA, May ll.-PEANUTS-
spanish-Market Arm at sl.o7h per bushe,.
,irm at SIC. for fancy stock;
machine picked at 1A9:Ac.; Smelling stock,
IL, T
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET
Richmond. Va. May II, 1906.
+ QUOTATIONS. &,
CATTLE MARKETS..

# CHICAGO, May observation-disclosures ESQ
head. Market steady to strong: Common TO
prime steers, s4Ga.so cows, %, s5a5.ss: he!efrs.
Spl's Sss' HoEsWRs
ceipts. 1900 head Market SC. higher. Choice
to prime. heavy. 5sGfs 65 medium to good.
good to choice. heavy. mixed ss.toQs.55: pack
Ing. sGG6.65. sheep-Receipts, 5000 head Mar
ke strong to os iee h ,snn: snseP 5'S'o
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N k&SWk5lt1|k,& I 4 Y !; II !

ONLY AIL-R@AIL LINE no NORFOLK
Leave Byrd-st. Station. Richmond. Daily.
In Effect Jan. oath, 1906.
FOR NORFOLK: $500 a. Ar. 3 90 p;
M, 7:25 P. NJ. 5555asi S5s5
FOR LYNCHBURG. the WEST q and
the soUTHWEsT.e: Jos a. M 12 10 Noon
900 p. NJ. Pullman Parlor and serrina
cars Cafe Dining cars. Trains arrive
daily from Norfolk '11:40 $3.50 P. NJ;
from the West 7:42 A. NJ. 2:05 F. NJ. 9:2O
ONCE sas y. Main st. 'F'lyer: 2 hrs. q
" r. BEvILI1. &c, H. BOsLEY.
Gen. Pass Agent. Dist. Pass. Agent
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New York Central gen. $ts.. .........% esh
Sew Iersev Central gen, bs.. ..I.......... 1e6ls
Northern facinc 4s.,,,,,. .......... 1O3ss
Northern Pacific 3s,,,,.. ........... 7Slk
Norfolk and Western con. 4s .......... J9is
Oregon short line rcfundihg 4s.E. ......... v;h
Pcnnsvlyania cow Observation-Disclosures. yy1s
peadinr Genera ....t,......... 1O0ls
81 ouis and iron Mountain co., 6s...... liz b
ST. Louis and San FranciIco IS 4s....... Stss
81 louis Southwestern cot. As. .I........... Soh
Scaboard Air Line 4s.... !.....- ,.....'... o.
Southern Pacific 4s....... ,.:.......... W
Southern Pacific list IS ctrtihcttes........ 9eA
Southern Railway 5s..t.. 1890 ......'.... -.
Texas and Pacific lists. .....-........... ~
Toledo a. L, and Western 4s..f........... 81
f,ninn pncirc l041s
fIniica States steel I'd ............... s7H
unha Oh 1ats ] ....,........ ll3
vraia Oh rIoh rs f .... .......... TO
,ya.te Nd AZ ....,,,,l .,........... SM
Tvheolnu and Lake Erel Is !. i .......... SsA
w., n, ,an 4Gsntrai IL TI NM 81 81
~ md q Collateral Truit @4s.s............ v
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Bank Clearing's.

(By Associated Press) -. n
NEW YORK, May 11.--Total bank
cearngs, 50, 900, 9s6, 7so; outside New York,
s07s, 72s 800: increase, ISL per cent
Richmond, s5,o65,743; Increase. 23's.
Savannah, s4,o96 665; !, increase, 22.1
Atlanta, SABA 6l increase, 27i
Norfolk, s2355, 1858; Increase, 322.
Augusta, S1,6s5. osl; Increase, 1911. S
Z Charleston, s1,l1o,794; increase, 81
Knoxville, 81 ,291,o53; increase, l7.3
Jacksonville, Fla. 81 ,47o,s41; increase.
Ill.
Macon. s521 ,032; increase, .o'U
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK May 1.-The dry goods mar
ket was generally quiet to-day. The cotton
yarn market WIS stronger and prices showed
some advances. There have been further ad-
yanccs In long cloths and In some grades OF
flannels
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Meetings at West End Mission
The Bible readings and revival ,v meel r
Rescue Mission, No. %727 w Cary Street, have
been attended BY those Of nlmost,aIl denoinlna-
tons Three services Will DO held az me ms, maS
sion to- morrow: II A.. NJ. subject, = low
from on High: $3.50 r. NJ, subject Hollness
Unto the Lord'';@s P, NJ THE winning o.
The first anniv ersary OF the Midnight Rescue
Mission, No. 1894 e. Franklin Street. VIII pc
celebrated tonight from 10 until !. Z. Nh py
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NEW YORK. May Observation-Disclosures.
s437 head. steers $3.50; no really prime
here: bulls. .a.c5a45e: cows. g. 7s@4ss: Calves.
lambs Receipts. 1910 head. Clipped lambs.
ssa675; common. spring lambs. 800. oHgs-l
Receipts. 2,2is head. State hogs, S6,9oa1.Oo. e
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RAlLRoAps.
n. II. &P. E s ss;s;';s. \ ].

Tralns Leave Observation-Disclosures
4:S A. M.--Dnliy-Bytd 81. Through.
s:2O A. M.-Daiiy-Ma!n 81. Through.
7;S s =; MIWiT Eel Days-Elba Ashland 40
$40 A M.-Daiy-Byrd 81. Through. Loeas
1905 noon-Week Days-Byrd st. Through.
400 2 M..Week Days-Byrd st. FrederiekAt
5Bs burg Accommodation S
sos P. M.--Daiiy. Main st. Through. \ E
$3.50 T. M.-Week Days-1lba. Ashland 40,
conlt,1odation II {5 =5s ~
s:2o ?. M.--Daiiy-3yrd st. Through. s
Trains Arrive chn1ond--southward
s:p}A. M.-,week Days-Elba. Ashland AZ
commodntion ,5t
$50 A. M.---Week Days-Byrd st. rrederieks.
wa burg Accommodation
s;a A. M.--Daily-.Byrd 81. Through
1l;So 4. M;-Week Days--Byrd s. Through
2:i4 r. NJ Daiiy-Main ST. Through.
o's F.; M-Week Days--Elba Ashland Aes
liz o.n, 2 T; paily-1syrd 81. Through;
800 X. M.--Dhliy-Byrd st. Through Local
1850 ?. M.--Daiy--siain ST. Through.
: :, NIOTE--E'uinan Sleeping or Parlor Cars %
az aboye trains. except trains arriving kicn'l
tnodatons n t1I7f,IS 7'FTE t ~
,,o ns nS e a1ry1s and and eonne'
W ?. DUKE c. ". cu1P. w. r; TAYLOR
Asst. to Prest. Gsn' supt Traf Mgr.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
& BALTIMORE, Md. May 1l.-Seaboard Air
Line common. 80 asked; do. Notwithstanding
doing.
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ll.o5; middling gulf. l2.2O: sales, 1910 bales.
. Cotton, quiet, mIddling. lie5; gross receipts;
$500 bales; sales o35 bales; stock. l54,f3l
bales. "A
Total to-day at all ports-Net recoipts, II, $40
bales export to Great Britain. 3. AS balesi y"
the Continent. 3,96s bales; stock, 53i.ll2 bales
Consol dated at ell ports-Set receipts, SO, .si
halcs export TO Great Britain. 9,t5 bales; 70
France 1870 bales to the Continent, 52.s9
bales.
Total since September lat at all ports---Nht
receipts, 7.:Si3G9 bales; export 70 Great Brlta'n,
aGs ISL bales: to France, 1890 bales; 70 the nc
Continent 2,H0aO4 bales; to Japan, loo,Gily
bales TO Mexico. 2.76i bales.
NEW ORLEANS. May il.-coTToM-spoo t
cotton steady; offerings limited Sales 20
balca Including 200 to arrive. Quotations IN
changed: ,nlhdllng. II 7-15e Futures in mi
ed sa4 points up and II the early trading r. ns
absence Of support from any Z, apartes pr Mss
lost Trading was light. The market closed
quiet at a net advance Of points on June me
and on July while the new crop months
Cotton futures closed; May, ll.sa; June.
ll4s; July. LIS: August. ll.9o; sepiemnes,}
los \ October 1888; November, 1854: Decch'-
her. 1858: January. 1910 NJ sfs afgts
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Daily CourtRecord'I
Law and Euuitv Court.

The May term Of the Law and Equity
Judge Ingram has directed that the
court convene ut 10 o'clock instead OF a t
II, as usual. and he Wishes all Interested
attorneys to be on hand and to look. after
any cases they may have. The docket
will be called through and all the cases
set for the term.
Circuit Court.
Miscellaneous: Case OF United states
Of America who sues for the benefit Of
siefert Plastic Relief Company vs.. ". O..
and c. e.. Burton and Virginia Trust
Company. the evidence was partly4heard
and continued until Monday morning ut
10 o'clock.
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ATI ANTIC COAST LINE

EFFECTIVE APRIL STI. 5t{ ygS
Trains leave Richmond daily: :, 40
For Norfolk, 900 A.. NJ, 500 = M s seI \
+ For n. and W. Ry. West 1910 and e '''}l
For o, Petersburg, 900 A. NJ, 1910. 500, 6:45
0f For nc eioldsboro and Fayetteville, 1888 2.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: All 70 ;S ~;
I. A, .Except sunday. .'sunday only. 4!..3s
Time OF arrivals and departures and conneo--8 Il
lions not guaranteed: .,,nrry > sI 4 .Gas
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TAKE $.5
c. & O. Sunday Outings
Old Point. Ocean View.
Buckroe and Norfolk.
.R GU ND SIPS L r IF

Two trains, parlor cars. leave Rich
mond every Sunday, $3.50 and 0 A. NJ.
Returning, leave Norfolk, via Ocean
view Railway, Z P. NJ. Ocean View, 7:3o:
Old Point, S:15. Arrive Richmond 1915
p. NJ ST. rs round trip. Tickets also
good. returning. via c. g. O, steamer lcav-
ing Norfolk 80 p. NJ; fast train, leav-
Ing Ola Point 1865 p. NJ; Newport News
6,25 P. NJ. Arrive Richmond p. M,
Cape Henry and Virginia Beach. sl.5o
round trip.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY II. 1906.
.7Qf HH ARRIVED

PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY II. 1906.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Neuse. Lee, Norfolk, merchandise
and pa syengers, Old Dominion lne,y
Barge william A. Smott, lIigbee Baltimore
acid phosphate, Richmond Guano Company,
steamer Neuse. Lee, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers. old pominton line,
XVII SAILED,
Steamer Pocahontas Graves. Norfolk anu
James River landings. merchandlse and pas
sangers, virginia Navigation Company,
Schooner Miriam. Dill James River, light
Schooner Cynthia, powdy. Edenlon, y. @"
Hight
PORT OF WEST POINT. MAY II, 1906
3 ARRIVED. y
Steamship Baltimore, Short. baltimore. pas
senKeers and general cargo,
steamer Elm City, Haynes. Mattaponl Elvef
landings pa sscngers and general csVg2,
81 ' SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore. Short. Baltimore. pas
sengeers and general cargo.
Steamer Elm City. Haynes. Mattapon' H'YeF
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{, CHICAGO, May ll.-Reports OF damage 70
The ian sown crop by dry weather caused use,
At Tie close prices were at the highest point
OF the day, tho July option being up lssa nc.
a feature Of trading In corn was exc, advance
Ing by shorts, That delivery closed al n net
gain OF 1910. July corn was up he, Oats
showed n gain Of sc. Provisions were 2@sG71hc,
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Glover. contract grade. sll.25. Butter--stcady;
q cameries 13lsaooc.: da!rtes, ls91so. Cheese
Steady ut 9nl2c. Eggs-Steady at mark, cases
l56ri5kc.; frsts. l5hc.; prime flrsts,
1916. extras, l1Si7c 6Gi
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.Seaboard Air Line Railway.

solthbound Tra ms Leave RIohm99nd5 Da NE.
tons Charlotte. Atlanta Birn'nghaap11t
Memphis and Southwest. u, "a Flo.55
ESQ r. M.--savnnnah. Jacksonville ana fl 10
!, 90 p, ITO Z Savannah. Jacksonvillea ~.
ianta. Birmingham. Memphis ana no ss s"'s'F
Northbound Trains Arrive Richmond pal'y
0.1o A. NJ, 1855 P. NJ, $3.50 p NJ. S5,
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RJchmond and Petersburg Electric Railway,

st rs5s 'snX, ee every hour
from A. NJ 10 10 P. ~ Last car y nmnaAv
caHs leave Petersburg. foot Of sye can 3
Street, every hour from 6:sS Al n. % 1 g:;S e
NJ Ali p' cara from Petersburg connecting RCD
mond cars. fs t3 Y
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PORT OF WEST POINT. MAY II, 1906.
49, IT., gaF ARRIVED H 5-H ~.

Leaf Tobacco Market,
Tho weeks transactions In leaf tobacco
wound up yesterday with unexpectedly
large sales All four OF the warehouses
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SPECIAL SATURDAY. 4RATEs, VIA G.
e. o. RAlLWAY. I6s

SPEC OFNOFN 1T
g. Q. RAlLWAY. 6a
ONE FARE, PLUS IS CENTS.
Every Saturday throughout the SUM
mer, from Richmond to stations east Of
and Including Howardsville ana staun-
ton tickets good until the MONDAY 1ol-
lowing.
LOCAL SUNDAY SERVICE, VIA G. G.
Yt o. RAILWAY. +. g.4s
HALF RATES BETWEEN STAT IONS.
Commencing Sunday. May 18th, local.
passenger trains between Richmond ana
Ncwport News, and trains No. ID and No.
49, between Richmond and Charlottesville,
leaving Richmond at 1880 A. NJ. and arrtv-
ing Richmond 7:45 r. NJ, will BIO run;
daily Instead Of daily except Sunday,
HALF ratio tickets sold for Sunday morn
ing local trains, returning In the evening.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. May. 1l.-FLouR-F1rm and
higher Rye F'lour--Steady. Cornmeal-Flr1n.
fRye--Easy. Barley-Steady.
Wheat-Flrm NJ RED n YlMe nss?n no eei
Northern, Manitoba, o0c, Options lglssc net
higher. May, eossc.; July s79sc,; September
Sahc. a,aua,o.
Options ikc. net higher May, 66hc; JJuyl,
Sss.c,; September; ss,sc: December 027sc'
Oats--Firm: mixed. 3sc ,o1,o, az a.,
Beef-steady; beef hams, Se0;6oglss"' , Ha'
SSG nominal: refined. Arm; continent. 1870;
compound, s7a7 sS's porkIsteady Ta ,la,Sn
tine--Flrm at e1dS7'sc' Hldes--steady' leash-
Rice@Frm. enthusiastically. coffee-spot
RIO steady: mild quiet; cerd ,o,n;s 9H sl,EaE
Raw. Arm; fair refining, 9s9-s2Ie la-loe' cen
trfugal. l-s2Gt3 7-lsc, r. n,olasses sugar
.el-39da 11-lBc.; refined. quiet.
Maine and other !, E sotss q
per barrel, Freights and peanuts-ste ady a alal
Unchanged, 3. cottonseed ol-Quiet and easier
mills, sic. nominal; prime summer, vel ow
$40 a9hc.; do, white, ilc; do, winter yello"'
4lc,
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Spot cotton closed qulet middling upands.
II 65: mddlng gulf. 1o.20: sales, 4,0j5 bales.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27
Local Happenings

Methodist church tomorrow afternoon
al $3.50 O'Clock 10 ho chiirch 1nrl0ff.
a called meWinR of the Degree of
Honor nt iNo residence bf Mrs. John.
son. No $40 West Silver venue to-
morrow evening oft 1870 0'r.ock.
Rev ". ~ Hafnn7. superintendent
Los ODE Now Mexico Arizona hnuHn-
loom league. who wus Oh Ration ON
huslneaa coma riri W'ih DE league,
haa returned Boz lhn city
Sheriff Iuefru. WITH aiE prisoners
Joe Che territorial nHnlfouliary at san.
"a bic. PARSED THROUGH he city from
las Cruces jhla morning Ona oi he
prisoners goes un to commence pos
irFr sentence lQf murder
So. n Copeland. secretary aud uCaa.
ueer 0i ihc Trinidad Publishing eom.
pany oomo in on toe bcllied no. iQ-
fHF ST. Copeland was formerly a
resident bore and expects 90 spend u
q week in town, visiting Old friends
ana lflHaaciing business.
~ i Barton. formerly cicrk at the
Caatencia hotel. Las Vegas. arrived
here from the Meadow City last uinhl
f1 succeed y. M. Mellon in tho ca.
pacity of day clerk nt the Alvarado.
Nr Mellon has been compelled t0
sellro from the situation for iho sec.
ond tlme CA account Of falling health.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27

place ME parcel az unsOld pencils
away and par,ake of his supper OF
dry rye bread. and small beer. u
businoss was good Then would fol-
low 4 long reyerie not to bee broken
unless the proprietor of the Defend
or. who was Gchoeur's only friend,
camo along During these sad rev.
cries tears would often trlckle down
his face. but % no one dld be ever
breathe his trouble a few glimpsos
nf bis early life. which had been seen
throughout. told the story az brill
liant young Hebrew. dreamer q
philosopher, who had been through .
great university and knew all about
Tho stars, who was educated for high
church h0noFs. bot who ial'od 10 mar
o. the woman ne loved because her
parents made her marry % man more
Practical He prayed often ana iast-
60 much sometimes of necessity Lnd
when found dead was iu an attitude
a prayer,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27


10y attempting 90 estimate tho value
OF Faco horse the treasury officials
are preparing a pretty peck of iruu-
blo for themselves An English
siooplCrhnser brought into this coun-
try and appraised hf $1,000 when the
import duty was paid. has won fl5N .
iu money ana plate since hts arrival
Ia New York recently The customs
officials are peuurhcd IN cOnat'
Quenco. aud in yiep ol the seeming
differentiation. are preparing 20
exact from the importer q much high
er awm than was paid i0r the duty on
the horse it is nnHlnnccd that nis
will hn done when the reai value %
the animal d determined hut & %
plain thHt ny the time ghis % doicr-
mined the cause OF the controversy
viii hive long since departed 90 the
bourne wheuce no horse has rciurn-
ga. fManilmh the minds Of tho trens-
ury officials viii be az mnadloA as
iho Wau who made thn famous rul-
Ing that pigs is pigs Last spring
sPannhy could not bc bought for
sau0 000 a few weeks later hls skel-
nfm was being made ready lor ihe
Museum 81 Natural History, and in
The meantime he did not place one
penny to his owners credit l.Rai
year an owner paid s2lOon Tor a
western colt which bias newer since
oarned IL cent $50 ihc treasury should
uot make themselves ridiculous in
irving 90 solve thc real value of q
hors naIho from The market puce OF
ta hide and bones.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27

OF Wichita and collected gi.g8g for
u being generously allowed nly for
ihrg months aerviccH
ON August 2S last Moshcr. who la
a travelling salesman addressed lot-
icr io President Palma of the Cuban
republic, Offering t1 mlar. organize
and equip a regiment 0f iOu0 mon ln
hannns Gov service in Cuba m hohalf
nf Che falling upuh'ic Wlh fhc iet
.nr went references aH io his services
'u The civil War in tht United states
ak weeks later @ cnmmi lnn fnf o.
gauofalshin .n Che Cuban army aud O.
contract in which Moshor was I0 ect
Hs aslni l1r Che cuian Fnfofhmouf iu
enlle'ine a regiment Wag received
from Palma ibis occurred about lho
time lau won't io Cuba
the next day letter fnm he
Cuhau government was received fp-
0ucstlAg Moshcf i1 return the COM
irac, ana his resignation This was
done.
ON October 4 dfalt from the Gu
ban government Amounting 90 SLABS.
which AM accompanying leiter stated
was due for three months service as
general, WAS received. The draft has
been cashcd Mosher says that ~
TAFT had kept ont of Cuba h. would
have had me chance Of bits hfe time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-27

ono AaH York house oHuer tt .fAAf
has % SOFA spot n his hnart TOR me
children. lur he has opened an apart'
mont house in Harlem. which he 90
nfnpriHiDlF Names fhc Roosevelt
Arus Qua has announced hla mien
Won ai mot lettng 10 chNdlota cnn-
pie The protests ol women thNt
apartment house owners object %
chillrgn wll 200 measure ah relieved
Cos dDw knuhule. tho owner 1if
ho doesn't cage Who.Nef IWlu rlp-
lUs or Quadmpleia are bruh into
ihc building kanhule has four chile
lrcu, nnd when h0 went io lock Tor
h0lsa last year ho found mar e'-
,hough screechlng PARROTS muneey
and vicious dugs were admitted, chil-
dron were n0i allowed .n me better
GLASS apartment h0usca This SEQ him
Oh thinking. ana the reauit Was that
hc concluded 40 hulid house fhai
would accommodate himself ana NOT
Only thnf hul would relieve ihe me-.
ceslilea of others similarly situated.