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VOLUME 12.
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 7, 1898.
NUMBER 65.
Bitter Fight Over the Pending
Senatorial Election.
Stoator Hanoi's Friends Patting In
Hard Work for Him.
Fnmcroai FrcsMcstlal Appointment Stnt
to tne Senate.
(LIGHT rami r;.ORIDi.
Colnnilme, 0- Jrni. 6. The eeustorlsl
content broke more bitter today than
ever. Alter the sensational developments
of laet ulglit In eouuecllon with the re
pented rhangna of Representative Grlf
11 ill and other doubtful uiwniliers, skir
mishing proceeded m n clandestinely on
both l V. No claims o( change were
made 0.1 either aide. It wai the purpose
of the malingers In not holding any cau
cus to be able to keep their own eecrt
till the balloting begin, a week hence.
It Id believed Unit secret comparts are
being made tint will not become known
Diitll the vote ot members are recorded.
The situation la the enme m after the or
ganisation of the legislature on Monday.
All t in we who changed prefereucei yes
terday were brought back during the
night to their origin il placee.
There waa much comment to-day on
the departure ot Congressman (irosvenor
for Washington, after ex-Secretary Ryau
and other, who have recently been here
In the Interest of Senator llanna. The
Hun no men Insisted that there would be
no legatee while the opposition Instated
that they had llanna bent now and would
defeat Secretary Sherman, AiHtant Sec
retury I lay, or any other friend that the
national administration brought out In
place of llanna.
The feature of the day win the paxeagn
In the house by unaulmou vote of a bill
repealing the law for fitly years' fran
chisee to street railways. Thl repealing
bill wa Introduced by Representative
Hrailley, ot Cleveland, one of the re
publican opposing lianua. Mr. Roxwell
charged Bradley with using thl hill for
defense and buncombe. It waa freely
charged by mi uiber that Senator Uatiua
wa at the state house two year ago, a
well a Senator Koraker, lobbying for
firty-year etreet railway franchise law.
In the aenate there were no new devel
opment, Burke continuing to co-operate
with the democrat.
It la announced that Senator Burke,
the only dleeenliiig republican senator,
1 rili-sat leflcd with the ai nate organisa
tion ami will vote for re-organ I mt Ion.
lioth boiiMfl adjourned till Monduy.
ItKW 1IIKK I.KGIMLATl'BK.
Ullf.
ftlaclt Makea Many Raconiiiiaiula-
llun. In HI. Anpllal Me-aaaaje.
Albany, N. Y., Jan. B In bis message
to the legislature to dny, Governor Black
recommends that a commission be cre
ated to examine Into the commerce of
New York, the cause of It decline, mean
for it revival, aud report conclusions,
iu dealing wl'.h the labor problem, the
governor made these suggestions: "First
that Immigration be checked; second
that a fair rate ot wage be paid to labor
er; third that In opposing strikes by
armed men a method should be adopted
which would not at tlrst discharge a fire
arm and produce fatal tragedies such as
caused a recent event to be universally
deplored."
The legislature organized to day. The
aenate with a membership of fifty ha a
republican mnjorlty of twenty; the as
sembly with loO names on the roll. Is re
publican by eight. The republican can
cus nominee were elected without any
unusual Incident.
The speaker ot the assembly 1 J. M. K
O'liiady, who preelded durlug the ses
sion ot 1W7.
sett, at Malta; Kilmond Z. Brodowskt,
Illinois, now consul at H'eslau, Germany,
at Kurtli, R.tvaria; Charles W. Krdman,
Kentucky, now consul at Kuril) Bavaria,
at Breslau, Oertuany. Leander P.
Mitchell, Indiana, as-l-iunt comptroller
of the treasury.
renston agents Chat ln A. Orr, Buf
falo; Jonatliaii Merrlam at Chicago;
Sydney I,. VMII-u.u at vaslilngtou.
Krank A. Morris, surveyor general.
Sonth Dakota; Arthur L. Tho naa, post
master, Salt Lake City, I'tah.
Chli-anu Uuhl t artorj.
Chicago, Jau. 5. The report that
Chicago gold factory 1 closed down is
emphatically denied by Manager ft rice
According to his statement, the factory
Is now tending to New York 8,0(0 pounds
of bulllnu every day. A the year con
tra'thH beeu uiilewith aN'nf York
firm to smelt the metal, a It wa foui.d
lmpiacticaiile to do eo at the work at
llaity liliiUi streei,
lliiruetl.
Ottawa, Out., Jau. 6. The east wing
of the Ottawa university, Catholic, burn
d to-day. Loss. f.lOlM il.
rut sii km tin. . rrois r h kn is.
111; (.tl.t or t'unailla mill (Hilar r.ilrral
Otttriula.
W ohlngton, Jan. C The president
to il. y sent the following nominatloiiH to
the senate; Krancl C Lowell, I'uited
State district J'iUe, Massachusetts;
Kdgar M Kteine, marshal, district of
Kansas; tieorge L. Slebrlout, marshal
western Texas; Owen L. W. Smith, North
Carolina, minister, resident and consul
general to l.itwrta; James C. Stowe, Mis
souri, consul general at Cape Town; Her
bert 8. Squires, New York, secretary lega
tion at l'eklu, China.
Consul Adolph L. Krankenthal, Mis
sissippi, at Berne; .Veal McMllliu, Mlchl-
van. at Port Saruia, Ontario; James
Mayer. Ohio, at Hoearto, Argentine lie
nubile: Jnhu 11. (irout, Jr ; Massachu-
Hwly round.
Abiiry, Neh., Jan. 5. The body of Wil
liam Baker, supposed to have been the
murderer of Farmer George Baker and
wife, who were shot yesterday by an un
known assassin, ha been found. Blood
bound were put on the trail and about
four mile from the scene ot the murder,
Bak r's laxly wa found, the top of hi
head having been blown off by the same
gunshot used in the murder.
Tha Pr.. In Flnrlila.
Washington. Jan. 5. -Reports received
from the weather bureau otllcials In Klor
hU indicate that the freeze on Jaunary
2 and 3, while doing considerable dam
age, did not approach In severity or de-
tructivene the freeze In the winters
ot 1SVU and 1W5.
Chlrago HKxia Malktt.
Chicago, Jan. 6. Cattle Receipt,
10,0(11); steady to 10 cent lower.
Beeve, S3.8CM5.35; cow and heifer.
I2.UM4 B; stwkers and feeler, (3 SKJ
4.2.); Texas steer. 3.2oi4 30.
Sheep Receipt, 13,000; beet grades
steady, others M 10 cent lower.
Native sheep, JiVI Vt l.Td; western,
t:Ui0M.4); lambs. $4 OUgSm
Maatmlfl.
There will he a regular communication
of Temple Lodge No. tl A. K. & A. M., at
Utsoulc hall to-morrow evening, at 7:30
o'clock sharp. Visiting brethren In
vited. By order of the W. M.
C. W. Mkdlkr, Sec.
HK.Mlf lAH. KHAKT AKHKN1 fcl.
Iiid.nrd fur Peijury bj the Ornud Jurj or
Ssn t fo County.
Sherriff Harry Kinsell, of Santa Ke
county, arrived from the north lost night
wuli a warrant or the arrest ot Henry
Lockhart, who wa indicted by the grand
Jury of that county for perjury.
hlieriu MiiMieii received a telegram
from sheriff Kinsell and had Lockhart
under arrest when (he sheriff arrived.
I he fact In the matter are about a
follows: The case ot Henry Lockhart vs.
J. (j. W ill et aU Involving the W alding
ton mine tu the Cochltl mining district,
was appealed ty the planum to the su
preme court. W hen the day net for the
hearing ot the case arrived It wa found
that Lockhart hud fulled to get the re
cord tiled In the time required by the
rules of the supreme court aud he made
an affidavit tj show the reason why he
nan so i mien.
In this affidavit Lockhart act forth
that he received from the clerk ot the
supreme court the transcript of record in
the ease aud delivered the same to K. U.
Hlles, a lob printer, about July 5, who
promised that he would have the same
printed on or before July 24, Lockhart
informing him ttiat the fame must le
Hied In the supreme court Julv 2)1. Sev
eral day thereafter he wa Informed by
lllis that lie could not complete the
same In time bv reason ot the quantity
of matter In said tran-enpt. The atlltut
then delivered the same to the manager
of the Democrat 1 rlntlng and I'ubueh-
Ing company, who contracted to corn
nlete the Maine on or before July 24. On
the evening of July 2H the atliant learned
for the first time that the priuting ot the
transcript hail neen delayed.
I pun the strength of this affidavit the
case wa then docketed end the trial pro
ceeded with, the decision of the lower
court being reversed.
Die attorney tor win men caned on
Hliss, who denied the truth ot Lockhart's
utliduvlt and made a counter affidavit
setting forth that the record hail not
been delivered to him until July IS, at
alsiut noou. lie examined the same and
concluded that with hi faeilitle he
could not print II by July 2d, and re
turned the record at about 8 o'clm-k the
next morning to Warren, Kergusson &
(iillet, the attorney for Mr. Lockhart.
On the strength ( f Bliss j evidence, the
grand jury brought In an indictment
against lockhurt for perjury.
Immediately after being arrested last
night, Mr. Lockhart furnished bond in
the sum ot $"iMi, hi sureties being Junto
It. Armijo and Cha. K. Myers.
L. 11. Strauss, the wool buyer for Kise
maun Brow., the big wool merchants, and
wis neiiwig Jatla. ot Kalon, are en
gaged ti lie married, the day of the happy
event to be announced later. Mis Jaffa
is a niece of II. N. Jaff. and ha been
hereon a visit for several weeks. Her
home 1 at Raton, where her sister re
side. In advance, this paper extends
congratulations to the prospective tuur-
rled couple.
Ltur. on A rc'liu!jf y.
I have prepared a second lecture on
primitive man on the American conti
nehl, end have been fortunate in secur
ing many new evidence, 1 propose to
deliver this lecture on the 2'i lust., at the
Methistist college hall on Lead avenue
and hoi to interest all who care to
know anything ulsml American antiq
ii it y and especially the early tralu
of human lire m .New Mexico.
A. M. Swan
WASHINGTON NEWS !
Congress Convened and Both
Honses at Work.
Hawaiian Treaty to Be Called Dp
Next Monday.
Senator Teller Want tbt Government
Bonds raid In Silver Dollars.
LIITII'S BIO WIBAT MAI.
Washington, Jan. 5. There waa not a
very large attendance In the house of
repres ntatlve to-day, and with one or
two exceptions the member of the Ohio
delegation, both democrat and republi
can, were absent. The house went Into
committee of the whole to resume Consid
eration ot the legislative, executive and
Judicial appropriation bill. All the fea
ture of the bill had been disposed ot ex
cept the appropriation for the civil
service commission, npon which, by pre
vious arrangement, there wa to be no
general debate.
It was proposed that Moody, republi
can (Mas.) and Dockery, democrat, (Mo.)
control the time for and against. Hep
burn, republican, (Iowa) suggested that
It wa a three cornered contest. "The
democrat," said he, "desire the entire
repeal of the law. Borne ot those on this
side desire that It stand as It la, while a
large body of u desire a wholesome mod
ification ot it provisions."
"Why doe the gentleman aver that all
the democrat on thl aide of the house
desire the entire repeal ot the law?" In
quired Clark, democrat, (Mo.)
"Simply because that would be wrong,
nd your side I always wrong," retorted
Hepburn amid great laughter.
All suggestions a to control of time
fulled at last and the chair recognized
Grow, republican, (Fa.,) who spoke twen
ty minutes In support of the general
principle ot civil service law. Moody,
Mass,) made an elaborate defense of the
civil service system.
Dockery, democrat, Missouri, opened
the opposition to the civil service law In
the house. He made a warm speech In
which he declared the law odious to the
American people and should be repealed.
HKNATK
There wa only a small attendance at
the senate to-day. Allen, ot Nebraska,
spoke on the Immigration bill and de
clared In favor ot consular Inspection of
Immigrant.
Carter, ot Montana, called np the bill
to provide tor taking the next census and
argued against making appointments
through the elvll service commission,
saying It was a preliminary measure and
provided only for thirty-two place.
Cockrell, of Missouri, replied, declar
ing that the republican party wa back
ing squarely down from It fDsltlon on
the civil service question.
A report by Secretary Sherman on
civil service was read. Cockrell said It
wa a remarkable dis-ument, being a re
quest on congress for legislative action
which wa In the power of hi chief by
executive order.
Teller declared that the cenru bureau
should not be a partisan Institution, but
under the classified service. He asserted
that In the last cenau the silver produc
tion had been fraudently overstated by
( I O.IK 11,(11 10.
At 3:10 the senate weut into executive
session.
At 3:10 the civil service debate was still
in progress with I.audls, republican.
(Iiul.), speaking In favor of a modifica
tion of the law. Hi stricture on the
self styled ."better element" were severe.
They were, he said, narrow, b'tr tcJ, sel-ti-ili,
dangerous.
Pearson, rep., (. C ), attacked the law
and said a hill for It repeal would be
brought In by a majority of the civil ser
vice committee.
Olli.r Will l lu.v.
We. the undersigned retail grocer and
fish mongers, do airree to close our placee
or business from Monday, January in. 10
April 1. I,, at u clock, except Satur
day and pay. days:
Signed Jaffa (irocery Company, V. K.
Trotter. II. weiller Co., A. J. Lamb. Kd.
Climthler, K. Ii. 1'ralt Co., Smith Hnw ,
K 1 1 1 1 1 Severln, A. J. Maloy, Jacob Klaiu
ing, J. A. Skinner, Win. Kieke.
The low line ditch engineer will start
to make the survey on next Friday.
I'se pasteurized milk and cream If
you have lung trouble.
1)1 KKANT Ml ST II A NO.
!.( Ilaw of the Frlaon.r D.olfsl lijr th
Cuurt.
San Francisco, Jau. 6 In the Co I ted
State circuit court to-day, Judge Mor
row and l'e Ravan denied application for
writ ot habeas corpus f r liurrant and
refused to grant Durrani's attorney
leave to appeal from thl decision.
rules ail present plan are changed
and Governor Budd grunt stay ot pro
ceedlngs, W. H. Theodore Durrant will
hung In the prison yard of Sun Queotln
at 10:30 o'clock. Friday morning. The
carpenter begun the work of erecting a
gallows at 7 o'clock tills morulng. The
prison contractor was assisted by a num
ber of convicts. The driving of the nails
In the scaffold can be distinctly heard lu
the cell ot the condemned man but his
anguish is apparently too great to notice
it. Lost nlK-iit the death watch was
more alert than at any time during Our
rant s confinement.
f.K.W A N V WIN.
....Leading Jeweler....
WATCH INSPECTOR SANTA PE RAILWAY
ALBUQUERQUE, N. M.
Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Silverware.
I 130,000,00!) that will eventually own
and coutrol over 80,000,000 bushel ot
eaeh wheat tor better prlct. It thl be
true refusal to sell cash wheat to-day
would Indicate that they propose to hold
what wheat they have aud Increase the
holding very largely, or enough to dis
courage to a great extent short selling
a a bulnees.
SllT.r HoMlalloa.
Washington, Jan. 5. Senator Teller
Introduced a concurrent resolution de
claring that the bond ot the l otted
States, principal and Interest, should at
the option ot the government be paid In
standard silver dollar, and that such
payment la not lu violation of public
faltb or In derogation of public credit
The resolution wa referred to the finance
committee.
Kuw I'ltf atooa autM,
Kansas City, Jan. 4. Cattle receipts,
6,000. Market strong.
Texas steers, 3 304.40; Texas cow,
'J.KV3.4(); native etoer, t3 0(Ki5.SO;
uatlve cow and heifer, fl.bO($4.S0
ttocker and feeder, l:i.4(K44.40; bull,
SloOysl (jo.
Sheep Receipt, 2,000; market strong.
Lambs, 3.76j5 fi;6 mutton, t2.7Ekj4.60.
Moncjr Marft.u
New York, Jan. 6. Money on rail,
nominally 3'v. 4 per cent. lrlm mer
cantile paper. A(il.
silvor nad
Lead,
New York. Jan. 6 Silver, 6rtst o.
i3.ti. Copper, loa.
MKNRV OIF.OUI.ltT MKtllON.
A N.i. U.n.rmI foreman of the Loeal
Sliop. Aa Onlfw Aboll.h.r.
For the past two or three days, rnmor
and counter rumor, have been In circu
lation that big change, dismissals and
reifirnatioiM, would Uka nlace at the lo
cal shop of the Santa Ke Pacific, but
1HK Citi.kn wa requested to keen quiet
until official notice wer Issued.
The following notice, a very Important
oil, wa posted yesterday at the hops.
in effect to-day, Jan. 5:
'Mr. Jacob Schilling ha tl l day been
appointed general foreman ot the loco
motive ami car department, vloe Heury
Ulegoldt, resigned.
Mr. Glegoldt ha held the position of
general foreman at the local shop since
l SAi, and, beside being a worthy em
ploye, 1 very popular among the people
of the city. He stated this morulng that
he aud family would remain In the city
tor a short time, until they knew defi
nitely where they would locate In tne
future.
the new general foreman, Jacob Schil
ling, arrived In this city about a mouth
ago and wo employed In a minor posi
tion at the lis-al shop. II wa tor eight
year, however, general foreman ot the
Maltash railway shop at Springfield. III..
and wa then nnder C. F. bane, the latter
now boldiug the position of superinteu-
lent of motive power of the Southern
California railway at San Beruardiuo,
Cal.
On Monday, Jan. 8, an order wa Issued
alKillshlug the office of assistant foreman
of the car department of the liwul shops
of the Santa Fe Pacific. R. P. Vol was
the efficient assistant foreman. , . .
IT 14 NOW MI HUKH,
Pablo
Munlano ifaad and Lola Apolnt
M.ld for th. Crlnw.
Tint Citizcn ha already mentioned
the death ot Pablo (not Pedro) Moutauo
at the railway hot-pltal aud the turning
over of hi body to t nderUker Strong for
ouriui.
Montano death wo the direct result
ot a brutal assault made upon him by
Luis Apoduca, uear Holhrook, a short
time ago. Apoduca wa arrested by Sher
iff Viattron, and I now In jail at
Holhrook, the charge of aasault being
changed to that of murder. Montano,
who wo a sheep herder, beside being
knocked over the head by AtMslac. was
roblied, so It Is claimed, of 30 in money.
I he murderer 1 well-kuuwu lu old Al-
hmiuerque, and a short time ago resided
111 Los Liuraiie.
Ipnly Clark or Cuurt.
Judge J. W. Crumpacker and Clerk of
Court Harry Owen returned t J the city
IhU night utter au absence ot two weeks
ou their Christina vacation, the former
at La I'orte, lad., aud the la t -t at Chi
cago. They were accompanied by Nes
Crosby and wife, of Valparaiso, lud. Mr.
i n shy lias accepted the poeitiou or de
puty clerk of court under Clerk Owen.
who returned slightly indisposed alter lue
long trip aud did not get down to the
court house to-day.
Ir. Ilalliiiau U.ra.
Lir. William N llailmun, of Washing
ton, 1). ('.. superintendent of the Indian
school In the Lulled States, arrived lu
thl city from the east last night and to
day 1 lusiMvliug the government Indian
school In thl city. lir. Hailiuau enjoys
au international reputation as an educa
tor, and altliouiin appointed liy a nemo
eratlc adiniiiistrratiou to his present po
sition, he has tilled It with such eminent
ability that It Is not believed be will be
removed or any change made. lir. Hall-
man was formerly a resident of La
I'orte, lud , and a friend of Judge
Crumpacker. The two friend Were on
the same car and naturally enjoyed a
pleasant visit.
To the l.aille.
Owtrg to my Illness I will he unable to
fill all order in millinery, b .fore leaving
the city on my vacation, and lu conse
quence uiv store will be left In charge of
two eouiHtelit young ladle, Misses Clil
Ic.lou and llcmpsey, who will till all
order and wait on customers.
Mk.s M. Mc Ckkii.ht.
312 West Railroad Avenue.
11AW1IIAN TREATY !
The Senate Soon to Ratify the
Document.
Russia Orders Rifles and Ammuni
tion at Remlncton Works.
ratKDrer Trata Held C ana Kobeta
Rear Kaaiat City.
TiasiLs or tu iatt.
Washington. Jan. 6. The ontlook for
the ratification ot the Hawaiian annexa
tion treaty I now considered bright.
Friend ot the measure believe that they
can secure tor It sixty-two vote three
more than are needed. The feeling I
very strong that unless th L'nlted Stale
take In Hawaii, the island are likely to
cause trouble lu the future, when one or
omre Kuroraan nation will attempt to
acquire them or give them to Japan a
compensation for their grab In China.
trah af tha Maty,
Washington. Jan. 6. The present
strength of the United State navy I
officially stated at 140 yeesela of all
kind, Including nine flrst-clas battle
ships, two armored cruiser, ail douhle
turreted monitor, thirteen lngle-tur-reted
monltjm, thirteen unprotected
cruiser and ten gunboat. Il la gratify
ing io learn that the number or steel tor
pedo boat baa been lucreased to twenty
two. RORHtll A TRAIN.
Paaaaacar Trala Id Kaaaaa City Held l
aad Hobbad.
Kansa City, Jan. 6. A train on the
Kansas City, Pittsburg A (iult railway
wa held np last night within the city
limits. The Wells Fargo express mes
senger, M. K. Hayden, who wa bound
and covered by one robber while the
other r'lled the local safe, sent the com
pany a message this morning to the effect
that the rohtwr took nothing of value.
U.-al official of the express and railway
companies assert mat only a rew pack'
age or jewelry or no particular value
and no mousy were secured. The robbers"!
are described a being ahont 39 year old
aud clean shaven. They apparently made
gissl tbelr escape.
Kaala Orrtara Anna.
New Haven. Conn- Jan. &. An order
for KM X) of the latent pattern In mili
tary rifles and fi.ooo.dio round of am
munition, ha been placed with the Win
chester Arm company through It San
r rancinco niucw. i ney are to be runnel
at the earliest possible moment. The or
der come from the Russian government
Hawallaa T rant jr.
Washington. Jan. 5. Senator Davis.
chairman of the senate committee on for
eign relations, gave notice In the aenate
i-iy mat lie would eall np the Ha
waiian annexation treaty In executive
seeslon on Monday next, and ask the aen
ate to consider It on each day thereafter
until the treaty I disposed of.
tiovaraaair lawn.
De Moines. Iowa. Jan. 6 Governor-
elect L. M. Shaw aud bl family have ar
rived In De Mollis to-day. It I their
I mal removal from Deuirm to De
I. nes. Mr. Shaw exnect Id remain
I. . most of the time before the Inaugu
ration, which will take place Jan. 18. He
ha rente 1 a One residence In Pleasant
( reel, one of the moat fashionable sec
tions of the city.
Hallruad Colll.lon.
Kansa City, Jan. 6. At Hock Island
Junction, Ka, thl morning, a west
b unit I'nlnn Pacific work train and an
r H bound K' Sk Island stick train col
lided head on. The engineer and fire
men were Injured, but not seriously. The
collision 1 attributed t) a dens fog.
The Injured are: Peter Kelsacker.
Albert Uwls, W. J. Trent and Frederick
Fletcher, all of Kansa City. Ka.
Angry Hulllrana.
Murysvllle, Ohio, Jan. 6. People here
are wild, and threat or violence are
made against Representative Urllllth.
two Kurtz men from Columbua while
here narrowly escaped violence at the
hand of the angry republican. A mas
meeting of (irifflth's constituent ha
been called for to night.
Mail Order" Given
Careful Attention
and Promptly Filled
THE I ST
Agent, for Butter
Ick'a Patterns and
Dr. . Jaetrer's Underwear.
Bargains Extraordinary !
To close out all of the odds and enda that have accumulated in the various departments during the
big Ho'iday Rush, we shall make sweeping reductions on all remnants, broken lota, odds
aud ends, etc., regardless of cost. V ou may find just what you want in these
odd lots. If you should, remember that one dollar will do the work
of two. We will mention a few of the many good thinga for
this week. These prices speak for themselves.
Ileinnant.
Remnants of Silks, Remnants of Wool
Dress Goods, Remnants of Ging
hams, Remnants of Flannels, Remnants
of Staple Cotton Goods, in different
lengths up to a full dress pattern, Black
and Colors, will be placed on tables and
marked one-half actual value.
Toweln.
Underwear.
Odda and ends of Underwear tor Men,
Women and Children, at one-half actual
value.
One lot Men's Natural Wool Un
derwear, worth 75c, at 39c
One lot Men's Extra Fine Woolen
Underwear in odd sizes, worth
$i as, at 60o
One lot Children's Underwear,
worth up to 50c, at 25c
Odda and ends and broken lots of fine
Damssk and Huck Towels, White and
Fancy Bordered, Hemstitched and
Knotted Fringe.
Lot 1, worth 15c at Oo
Lot a, worth up to a 5c at 15c
Lot 3, worth up to 35c, at I He
Other Towela al 25c, 30c and 45c, worth
up to 75c each.
Ladles' Walnta.
Three lots of Outing Flannel Waists of
good material and well made. To close
them out we will make the following
special prices:
Lot 1, worth 40c, at , 200
Lots, worth 75c, at AOe
Lot 3, worth $1, at 75c
SHE WINDOW DISPLAY.
Lad leu Wraps).
One lot of broken aizes of Capes and
Jackets at from t$ to 50 per cent less
than actual value.
SEE WINDOW.
A special reduction of 10 per cent on
every Cape or Jacket in the house.
Furs.
To close out all of our Fur Boas, Muffs,
and Sets, we have marked them one
half New York cost
$4.50 to $7.50 Fur Boas, at
$2.25 and $2.50
$4.50 to $7.50 Fur Muffs, at ... .
$2 and $2.25
$13 Fur Boas, at f 1.00
$a to $1.50 Children's Fur sets, at
75o and $1.00
3HLIFnIESILain
Netloaal Hank Kaamlner.
Washington, Jan. 5. Controller Pawe
lias appointed William C.Oakley, Chica
go, national bank examiner to succeed
Joseph T. Tallwrt, reelgned.
Hatl.'Mturlly aatllad.
lVkin. Jan. B.-The Klao Chou diffi
culty was settled yesterday at a confer
nee and the Chinese forelgu office made
(he uewesary concession.
Chlraca Wrala Market.
Chicago, Jan. 6. Wheat January
h'.i; May,8(JHe. Corn January, Zn'o;
May, ili',0. Oats January, 21; May,
t'se Professor Field's worm powder, a
single trial prove their worth.
Lcg-al NullM.
uit Will aud 'IVNtuinent of Austria J. Dsa-
comb. ilt-ctMNrd.
To Cliurle. Henry l;uwnmt, Kiecutor and
Ot'Vi.re, and Itratrltr lHHCinnb, Legatee,
ami to sll whom tt imiy rourtrn :
You are lirn-hy notillt'il that the allrgt-d I"
will sll tewtiiuient of Auitna J. Oiiarumb, lata
ot the rounty of OiTiialillo and territory ot
Xvw Mi'iiui, ilt-rrHHt'd, ha. hi-rn pnsluceil
put) ri-ud in thf nrohalr court of the county of
H.-riiulillii. tcrntoi y ol Nrw Mrnco, on th. nth
ilav of J.iii'iurv. INiis, anil the day of the orov
' tK of Hui.t sll-Md U.t will anil It-.umrnt wa.
Lvoril'-rof tht Mulue of said court thfrrupon
hint for Monday, the 7th flay of Frhruury,
A I) Ihiis. trrm of asld court, at lUocloia
in th. fi irrmiofi of .ant 1mv
(jiveu under my hand aud the aral of aald
court, thl. btu uay 01 January, s
(irl.l U.I nun.
J. C. Hai iMII);.
Probata Clerk.
That Country Take a l-aaaa on a Mile or
Hi lua.
Berlin, Jan. B. The Kelchsanzelger
this evening announces that according
to a telegram from I'ekiu, an understand
ing has been reached between Germany
aud China regarding the cesalou ot Klao
Chau Kay to the former. The arrange
went la substantially as follows: It la
Intended by the cession to render It posal
ble for (leriiiauy to secure the fulllllmeut
of her Just wish for possession, in the
same way as other powers, ot a dose of
trade and navigation In Chinese waters.
The cession of Kioo-Chau Uay to Germany
take the form ot a lease for an Indefi
nite time.
Germany Is at liberty to erect ou the
ceded territory all the necessary build
ings and establishment and take meas
ures required for their protection.
Th. HI Wh.al l.al.
Chicago, Jau. 6. Private advice from
the east indicate that behind the Letters
'Happy New Year"
Ieivrvja-.
-' ".T MMi naitaa
l';-'T.ai
WE WELCOME '98.
HERE'S TO ITjo
May the New Year witness the great
est shoe selling; ever seen in this house
may we do better by you and may you
do as good by us t may the shoes of '97
see you safely into '93, and may they
lead you to come to us for the next pair
needed.
We are not saying; much about selling
at cost, but we are selling the shoes.
E. L. WASHBURN &. CO.
Clothing:
For Men and Boys.
Our clothing is mado by tho best
tailoring houses in America. Per
fect tit and serviceable. Prices tho
lowest for good clothing in our
city.
Railroad Avenue, - Albuquerque
THE ECONOMIST'S
AGENTS KOR
McCall
Bazaar Patterns.
AU Patterns 10c and ISe
NONErilG.Tdl 204 Railroad Avenue. Albuquerque). N. M.
THE BEST LIGHTED NTOltE IN THE CITY.
ORDERS
Filled Same
Received.
We Take Inventory Next Week I
And in order to reduce our stock to the lowest possible limit, we will sell Dry Goods of all kinds
without profit. Now here is an opportunity to lay in a year's supply.
Ladies' Wrappers.
Made of Fine Quali
ty Flannelette. Made
like cut, daik colors
only, full sweep and
waist lined.
Only 1)1)0 Each.
GEO. C. GAINSLE Y & CO.,
Reliable Shoe Dealers.
DreH aool.
Lad its' doth, So inch wide, all wool. Reg
ular 50c goods, to close out, only l)c.
English Ladies' Cloth, 54 inch wide, all
wool and all colors and black. Regular 65c
goods, only lt)c.
All Wool French Weave Fancy Serges
Colors, black, navy, brown, green and plum,
reduced to 7 ."5 c.
All other Dress Goods reduced in proportion.
KeiiinantH, Keiuiiitnts.
During the big rush of last week we have
accumulated a big lot of remnants of Dress
Goods of all kinds, which we have placed on
a Remnant Counter at one-half regular prices.
Tnderwear.
By an error the manufacturer shipped us
one case Ladies' Underwear 60 days later
than he should have done. They were bought
to sell for 35c, but on account of mis-shipmeot
take them for 2'Zo each. See window display.
Gents' Underwear.
See window display. One case of men's
ribbed grey fleeced underwear, bought to se(l
at 65c each, but on account of late shipment,
take 'em for 41)0 each.
Gents Wool Overshlrtu.
See window display. A manufacturers'
sample line of men's fine wool overshirts,
worth up to $3 each take your pick of any
in the lot for only D5c.
Men's Slippers.
Broken sizes of men's house slippers, all
sizes, from 6 to 10, goods among the lot
worth up to $2.50 take your pick for only
75c.
Men's Neckweur.
All our fine Tecks and Puffs, which sold up
to 90c each take your pick for only 50
each.
MLSSi;i) AND BOILED HANDKERCHIEFS.
Over s tlioiiHHinl will'xl, niiiwl, orumplttd ami dunty hamlkoruhlnf. fnllMtei from the Holiday Ilainlkwtitef shows
from tli wluiluwtt, utile Utiles, store shows slid shelves The odds aud rude of our Holiday Handkerchief selling thrown
Into two lots, plprdwl be sod 9c. . , ... . . M ... .
Wown's iilaiu heuiHtllctied, Women's embroidered snd scollopwd edifee, "ueo. heuistltohed sud embroidered cor
ners, every Imu Ikerchlet more or lees soiled aud uiosMd durlug the great holiday eelllug, go ou the Bsrgaiu Table fur
,60 and 9e each.
