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Successors to
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tRJhoIesale Groceries I
AGKXTS FOK THE STUDEBAKER TTAGOXS ASD BUGGIES AXU THE LAF
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WS1DSR HOTEL,
' F. W. GURNEY, PROPRIETOR,
SOCORRO, ' - - - - NEW MEXICO
tyn omjr Drstlas hotel in th city, nttinl rocmfw cniBitroAil mn on ftrst floor.
WtioloM'.o and
FLOUR, HAY, GRAIN AND WAGONS.
KORTTAKDIXG AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
ISl U'X'i.' CITY,
WHITCOHB
General Contractors and Builders
' ' Will contract for buildvngi of all deacrlptiona.
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Contractor and Builder,
GOLD AVENTTE BETWIUIN 2nd AXTD 3rd STBXETS.
ALL WORK DONE PROMPTLY ANO SATISFACTORILY GUARANTEED. JOBBING A SPECIALTY
WHUI.KHAI.K UKAI.KH !H
Wines, Liquors, Cigars
And TOBACCOS.
Laryest Htock and LoweMt
Prtceit West of the
Missouri.
R. H. At. ALDl'Ql HQl K
Near corner of Sooond St.
Co.'s Celebrated Budweiser
Ketail Dralur iu
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I.tihitnoit cemetery, front which the
Lotties were stolen, was the fitvorlte
burying ground of the colored jieojili1.
Long before the hour wna si t for the
heal ing, crowds of colored people block
aded the several streets, and ilota to
lynch the prisoners were discussed, but
they were rushed through the crowded
hallway to the back room before
the people realized what was
going on; they then vented their disap
pointment in jeers and yells. At the
examination the colored element was
strongest, and several officers of the
Lebanon cemetery were preseut. Two
keys were found on McNaniee that
fitted the doors in the room where the
bodies were found for dissection, at
the Jefferson f.ollege. McNamee de
nied all knowledge .is to who gave
them to him, or what he was to have
done, but finally lie said he had waited
outside the cemetery while the others
brought the bodies, and that he knew
where they came from .
Kobert Chew, when arrested at the
cemetery, about 4:30 o'clock yesterday
morning, began crying, and said be
was paid $3 for every body
taken from the cemetery, and the mon
ey was handed him by his brother,
lie did not know how many graves had
been robbed. Sometimes Pillett did the
digging, and sometimes Levy. He had
been in the cemetery eleven years, and
the body snatching had been going on
for nine years. His brother-in-law,
Solomon Butcher, now in Maryland,
did it first, then a man named Myers,
then McNamee. Some times a wagou
came, and the driver said they were
short. Coffins were opened in.
the receiving vault and the
body was snatched. : The farce
of burying the empty coffin, was gone
through with next day.
The records of burial showed in two
months that fifty-five bodies were in
one grave, and this statement created
a sensation among the audience. Upon
the conclusion of the testimony, the
defendants were committed in default
of $5000 bail for a further hearing on
Friday. As soon as the crowd outside
learned that the examination was over,
an overwhelming rush was made for
the entry and gate-way, with threats
t lynch the prisoners. A sergeant and
ten men of the reserve were sent for,
and the snatchers then brought out.
The crowd made another rush, and
men and women struck at the prison
ers, who cowered before them. Police
men drew thbir clubs and on a trot
went down Chestnut street to the Cen
tral station, where the prisoners were
locked up for the night.
A. POLICE RAID.
Tho Cbloaco Folleo Msko m JKmal of tixm
BIMt eambllac Hoaso la tho City.
Chicago, 111., Dec. 4. The police
made a raid on the gambling houses to
night. Up to midnight live places had
been raided, including that of M. C.
McDonald who is known here as the
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California Standard brands
Peaches, per caso T 50j Grapes
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6 00
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7 00
7 78
7 75
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Apricots 7 60
Blackberries, case 7 50
Quince, 7 75'
Pears. 7 50
Cherries, red T 59
Cherries, white 50
Enr Plums 7 00
Pie Fruit
Pie Fruit. In eals
Jackwnrth Plums
Nectarines
Currants
German Prunes
Apples
Green Gaees 7 o
EASTERN CANNED FRUITS.
Blackberries, case 4 25: Pineapple, grated 7 60
Blueberries. 5 ooj Apples, 3 lb cans 5 90
Whortleberries 4 60i Apples, gallons 7 00
Pineapple, 7 00; Pie Plant, 3 means 6 00
CANNED VÉGETABLES.
Tomatoes, 3 lbs... 4 SOIStrlng beans 4 00
Corn, Standard 4 00 Liras beans 4 26
Corn, Winslow 5 ooj Boston baked 6 00
Pumpkins,3 lbs... 4 75 Marrowfat Peas... 4 50
Pumpkins, gallons. 6 75
CANNED FISH.
Ovsters.2B cans $6 00
Ovsters, 1 Ibcans 3 09
Salmon. 2 9) 6 60
Salmon, 1 lb í 60
Lobster, 2 fc 9 00
Lobsler, 1 S 4 90
Codfish balls 8 60
Sardines, loo in case 12i t
f. .mustard 10 00
FISH.
Mackerel, kits ... $2 00
Mackerel, haif barrels 50
tVhlte Kisli, kits 2 25
White FUh, half barrels 7 60
Salmon, half barrels.... ....10 00
Salmon, quarter barrels 6 60
KIRK'S SOAPS.
Satinet, SO lbs 5 501 Box White Russian7 25
Satinut, 7S lbs.... 6 75Boxblue 6 00
ROPE RATES.
Sisal rris 18
ManillH, 1 inch and less 20
DRIED FRUITS.
Currants 11
Prunes 11
Blackberries 10
Raspberries 42
Pitted Cherries .S3
N. C. sliced 16
Michigan Ms 10
Peaches Hs 10
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CHEESE.
Young America.... 22 Clover Hill 20
PICKLES.
Barrels, medium $18 00
Half barrels 11 00
Five gallon kegs 4 50
GREEN FRUITS JOBBERS PRICES,
Apples, by the barrel I 8 69
Cranberrie'8 by the barrel 22 00
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the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, whit'h haa
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NEW STONE BUILDING, GOLD AVE.
RECENTLY ENLARGED
And Supplied with many
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Which are-
Fitted up first class in every respect. Table
supplied with the best the market affords. A
first-class Sample room especially for commer
alai travelers. J. F. GIRARD
BERNALILLO HOTEL,
CHARLES EX LEY, Prop.
A first-class house in every respect. Excel
lent accommodations for traveling men. The
Bar is stocked with a fine line of
WISES, LIQUORS and CIGAKS.
Be sure to call at Charlie's 'hen in Bernalillo.
HEW YORK LAUNDRY.
Mrs. Robert Baker wishes to inform her old
customers that she has removed to the corner of
Second street and Silver avenue and is better
prepared than ever to do all kinds of fancy
laundry work. The finest work dona ever seen
tn the city.
The Eagle Saloon
FRONT ST. BOCTH OF JEWETT HOUSE,
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEX.
M. Hoy: un, Prop,
FINE LIQUORS, WINES AND CIGARS
COMPOSITION AND GRAYEL ROOFING
The Cheapest, Best and Moat Durable
Roof In Uso, and the only One adap
ted to Adobe Buildings. Send
for Circular.
ID. IR. MILLEB.
Office with D. B. Emmert, real estate agent
Third straat. between Railroad and Geld ave's.
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A TRIAL OF THESE
Peruvian 'Bitters
Wll.l. COHVICtK YOU THAT
They are the Uest Bitters
in the World.
They Effectually Cure
Malarial Diseases, Vitalize the Synteiu,
And arrest the ravages of
DREADFUL ALCOHOLIC HABIT. DYP8O
MANIA. For Sale by all Druggists and Wine Merchants.
Atlantic & Pacific R. R,
LAND FOR SALE.
The land department of the Atlantic and Pa
oiflc railroad company is now organized and it
office established at New Albuquerque, New
Mexico
All communications concerning lands owned
by the company should be addressed to J A
Williamson, Land Commissioner of said com
pany The grant of lands was made to the company
on the 27th dav of July, 1367, and the right
of the company to the land dates from March
12, 1872, since which time no valid claim to
any of the odd numbered sections, as ono,
three, five, etc., can have accrued to any one
within fifty miles on each side of the Hue for
for the road as definitely located.
Applications will now be received for the
purchase of any lands belonging to the com
pany and prompt answers returned. Re
member to address all communications to
J. A. WILLIAMSON,
Lañó Commissioner A. & P. R. R. Co., New
Albuquerque, New Mexico.
THE
Albuquerque Heat Co.
Are Jfow Prepared
to supply their patrons with everything
in their line at the lowest market rales.
Give us a call. Corner Second st.
and Silver Avenue.
Ellikgwood & Adams,
Managers
THE SAMPLE ROOM,
TERRJXti ft PA UTTER, Prop.
SECOND ST. REAR HARRISON BLOCK ALBDQÜXRQITI
Fine sample room with club room attached.
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Uliit frlua paid for Wool, Hlrtos ami folio.
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AI, CONNORS, Prop.
FINEST SAMPLE ROOM IN THE TERRITORY.
Bar supplied with the best Imported Liquors and Cigars. Club Rooms steadied
JallrcadL Avenue, ISTow .l"bu.q.ierq.u.o
T. H. KENNEDY,
UrVTRlT -A-TX) SA.LE STABTjEí3
FRONT STREET,
The finest rigs and hearse iu the city, and charges moderate.
CITY LIVERY STABLES,
FULLER & RIGHT.
4th Street, Albuquerque, N. M.
Wholesale Dealers in Hay and (rain. Horses Bought and Solt',
Orden received by telephone.
AluuperpB Liyery Stables mi Transfer
FIRST STREET, NEW ALUUQUEUQUE
CORRAL AND STABLES, MAIN STREET, OLD TOWN
W. Xj.
BANK EXCIHIANCE.
JAKE MTJLJLER, Prop.
This first-class Saloon and Lunch Room has again passed into Jake Muller's hands
who wil; make it the most popular Ketreat in the city.
3L.OIDC3-I2SrO- HOUSE ATTACHED
Railroad Ayenue, New Albnqoerquo.
AUBRIGHT fc WALTON
DRUGGISTS,
Ilailroad Avenue. NEW ALBUQUERQUE
Tho lan'sst stock of ZmKS In tho CltT. Piosoilpttoas rnfmlj oompoundod.
JOHN JONES
Successor to JONES & KLLY,
Manufacturer of and dealer in .
Harness, Saddles, Whips, Brushes
- Combs, and a fall stoek of everything tn the Une.
Mecend Street, Opposite TnmbleV Trnnsfer.
3TKW ALBCQGERQCK.M U
CHAS. II. WALTIIER
PRACTICAL
GUN and LOCKSMITH
Second-Hand
Uunsand Pistols Bought and Sold
Corner Second street and Gold Arenue. Albuquerque, N. H
TRIMBLE dZ CO.