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SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 13. 1S1.
II4HWA I.OItUKSO. 3. A. A- A.
M Ili-Kiilar romniiiuicatioii W .-Iih(Ii eve
iiinR at i p. ta., or U-I"n Ihv lull of the
ni'B f 'h month. VUitinK hrvtlmn re
,'npliail)' Invited attiid.
OlO.J. IllKKt.lt,
l ha. K. Wisciií, .V. M.
Secretary.
I.AH TKUAM It A. Í I1APT:K . 3.
-)lwlt in convocation the lirst .Monday of :u-i
ni-iiilli ni H . in. Viiotinr ci.nipaniiii. mr
jiHlly lnvlte.1. C. J", llovr.r, H. r.
( IIH. ILKKLII, Sec.
I. O. OF O. F. .Mii'iii every Monday eve
ning lit ihi'lr Hall In tlu' Kuiiiit" bnl.ilii.K. i
itlnit brother ar" 'nlliillv Invited to aitend.
TIIICO. Ht:TE.NHK K, N. i.
K. of P.
Eldorado L hIko No. 1 niii-tn In Castle Hall
f Homero IlliMki every Wiiliii-mliiy evonintr.
ViKilinjf mi nilxTS of tbii Order eordiully In
vited to attend.
Aw.v H. WniTMcmn, C. C.
L. II. Maxwki.u K. of . und S.
I.otc vk. .ttftiiey.
Ppcvlul to theCjjicinnnti Coinim rciiil.
New York, Nov. 5. Much fnsliionu
bl interest is centered in !i wedding to
take place in Trinity Chapel, Novem
ber 10, at which Dr. Dix is to olliciate.
The lady is the daughter of Professor
Charlier, nge twenty, and beautiful.
The young man is Mr. Howe, the Pri
vate Secretary of Postmaster Pearson.
He is of good'family, but poor. When
Charlier, who lias not objected to
Howe's attentions to his daughter,
hoard of the engagement, he forbade it.
Another sister and the young brother
of the girl took the lover's part, and
were ordered out of the house. Dr.
Morgan, of St. Thomas1 Episcopal
Church, declined to marry the collide
without Charlier's eunsent, but Dr. Dix,
of Old Trinity, who has looked into the
matter, says the young people are
right, ami he will perform the cere
mony on November Postmaster
General James1 son Prank is to be the
best man, and President Arthur's son
one of the ushers. The father says ho
will forbid the bans and Dix says he has
prepared a written statement which he
will read, and then goon with the cere
mony. Charlier says his principal ob
jeetion is his daughter's youth. The
all'air creates much interest in fashion
able circles. The wedding is to be
large. The girls are now staying with
friends, and the young man, who is go
ing to give his sister away, has left a
letter and gone to work in a store.
When his father, who is very rich, or
dered him out of the house, he gave
him a $20 bill. It is expected that a
great crowd will attend the wedding.
Mr. Charles Darwin's most recent
book treats of the formation of vegeta
ble "mould through the action of
worms. "We have seen" he says, dis
cussing their mental qualities, "that
worms are timid. Jt may be doubted
whether they sutler as much pain when
injured as they seem to express by their
contortions. Judging by their eager
ness for certain kinds of feed they inust
enjoy the pleasure of eating. Their
sectional passion is strong enough to
overcome for a time their dread of
light. They perhaps have a trace of so
cial feeling for they are not disturbed
by crawling over each others bodies."
The intelligence of worms has been
made the subject of prolonged and pro
found study by Mr. Darwin. i'he
5
reat philosopher has occupieu wnoie
days and nights in observing "mere
worms,'1 which to non-naturalists are
regarded as supremely unimportant.
A train on the Northern Pacilic was
twice obstructed by buffaloes some days
affo near the border line between Mon
tana and Dakota, and was forced to
come almost to a standstill. There
were a number of soldiers aboard arm
ed with repeating 'lies, and nearly
every passenger had one or more re
volvers. They all joined in a brisk lire
at the bufl'aloes, which cumbered six
teen the lirst time'and twenty to thirty
the second ; but the animals seemed
wholly indifferent to the bullets. None
of them fell or even showed signs of
being wounded, and the train was un
able to proceed until they saw lit to
turn tail and scamper off.
Farnborough Hall, the iiew home of
ihc Empress liugene, stands in grounds
of aiJO acres; well timbered, with splen
did gardens, and amid a charming
homelike country. The estate was
bought far her for 50,000, although it
is said that the mansion alone could not
have been built for much less than
"50,000. Alterations arc being made
which were originally estimatedto cost
'17,000, but it is probable that nearly
three times that amountwill be expend
ed. The property formerly belonged
to the late Mr. Longman, the publisher,
who had made it very beautiful.
The liquor traille is unusually brisk
in the neighborhood of a largo ceme
tery, but rarely intrudes into tlie prem
ises as at Kvanston, 111., where live bar
rooms wore open within the graveyard
bounds. Jt was a common site, before
a recent reform, to see drunken men
lying iii the graves, and in some eases,
they were mourners gone cstray from
funeral processions.
Wisconsin has been trying to destroy
the wolves, wild cats and foxes by offer
ing a reward for every one killed, and
in six mouths has expended nearly 8,
000 in this way. Put those who seem to
know say that the only result has been
to increase the number of these ani
mals, the reward offered for their de
struction being an incentive to breed
and raise them.
The English Wesleyans have twenty
six native preachers in Italy and thir
teen hundred and seventy-six full mem
bers and two hundred and eighty-one
probationers or candidates for ciiurch
membership. The Methodist Episcopal
Church of the United States has an en
tire annual conference, whose ministers,
according to the latesl statistics, num
ber 17, most of whom are Indians.
In a Montreal breach of promise suit.
it was shown that the pair agreed upon
a (lay tor marriage, ana marked it in a
calendar of her diary, and that he twice
surreptitiously rubbed out the mark and
put it a month ahead. She caught him
at it on the last occasion, and sought bv
a recourse to the law to compel him to
keep the original promise.
A party of mulatto inris appear at
one Chicago variety theatre as "Yan
uabaeke Geisha dancers, direct from
the tea gardens of Tokio,11 and at au-
other establishment, the same evening,
as "genuine Comanche maidens.11 their
natural color answering both purposes,
inougii ineir features do not.
Xursery Notice.
II. Armstrong, the pioneer nursery man
oi me vv est, is uringing to tins pine
from the celebratednursery of XV. & '
T.
Smith, Geneva, N. Y., a la reo eon
siffnnient of fruit and ornamental tr
es
and shrubs, and plants of all kind, for
spring planting. Givo him your ordei
and get choice trees and in iino corn!
t.ion. I III iu Inpatnil wit h ita uml vi
in tllnaurkrl nf nil fimnu 1.-, nuiuf I Imun
that are beautifying their homes with
any information that ho can give. Ad
dress box 45, Las Vegas, N. M. It
Budweiser beer at Billy's. 5-G-tf
CHARLES
Wholesale and
General Merchandise
Ladies' Dresses Made to Order,
VLadies' Hats Trimmed to Order.
ora NortTii side or- .
6 Las Vegas, New Mex.
The Prescription Trade
SAMl'r'L I!. WATKOrs,
S.B.WATKOUS&SON
-PEALKKS IN-
Cattle, ILiy, Grain, Flour and Town Lots,
WATROUS,
Ci.ns! ntiti ntrt of Krclitht ami CaUle from, and (cr
Kuil l.'oad Depot. Unix I Ruada I rom INmI lliver via (ilttuin 11111. uiaiunuuo nuiu run a.u-...,.
t Wutrous, Kiglity-iilue, miles.
NATIONAL HOTEL
Las -Vegas, N. M.
MAHALA HANDLES, PROPRIETOR.
Host of table accommodations, and nice, clean beds to sleep in. Courteous treat-
nient and first-class style guaranteed to
MARWEDE, BRUM LEY & 00.
-DEALERS X-
Hai'Bwai'e, wíllow a
IN MAHWEDE S HLOCK,
Stoves Tittwnro llmiso Fiirninhinii Go-wis a
Htoek mid invite the pittroimgo of the nulilic.
NO HUMBUG.
Fresli Groceries
EAILBOAL
HSxs-t JLmZ& Vegas, Mew JVEes:-
9
Wltctlcxiiie un !
General Merchandise
WOOL, IlllltiS, SIIEKP,
COUITTRY PBODUOB
Train Outfitters,
GRISWOLÜ
wftOLESAI.E
j'insr x.iTioxiL
Ilrtvn just oiHhcd their v.ow gioek of Drnps, Stationery, Fancy G xiils, Toilet Articles, Paints
mi Oils, Lienors, 'Jeliaeco and i:icnrs.
Ij'l'li" most careful attention is ni ven to our Prescription Trade. 3
Marcellino, Boña & Perez,
SPropriotorsB of tlio
NEW MUSIC STOEE
PIAXOS, OlMJAXS, II AIM'S. GUITARS, VIOLI.VS AND ALL KIMDS OF MUSICAL
ON HAND AND FOR SALE.
3l3.eet 12:tüí-íbío cSs Stationery
-
ALSO -
JiJIeadiiiiiirters for Choice
MAEGAKITO ROMEEO,
dkalku in
Goods Void Strictly for Cash Hud at Small ProlRs.
I5HANCI1 STORE AT LA CUESTA, IT. M.
TOPEKA HOUSE,
Kaih'oad Ave., Opposite lirouuc & Manzanares, Las Vegas:
This house has been newly opened and thoroughly renovated. Everything1 first class. Cour
teous titetition guaranteed to all.
F. IVT. G jfL JL 13 IM 313 Prop'r
AMUSEMENT.
SENATE SALOOIT
CIIA8. TOI"T, Iropriotor.
( ENTER STKEET, EAST LAS VEGAS.
Open Day and KTig-lxt
Prívalo Club Room In connection. All kinds of Legitimate Games always in fuilblisl.
Rest brands of Liquors and Cigars constantly on hand.
"BILLY'S"
SOUTH SIDE OV PLAZA,
SIGnSToIEID and B Hi TT IE XjA.10P
KincPt Wines, Liquors and Cigars constuntly on hand. Elegant parlors and Wlno Rooms in
rottuec'lon.
Open Dav and Night. Lunch at all Hours.
S3" Telephone to Old and New Town aud the Hot Springs .!
, Eastern and Western Daijy Pavera. WILL C. BUIITON, Proprlotor,
ILFELD,
Uctall Dealer In
CHEMICALS
oilet & Fancy Goods
- Prompt and Careful Attention
GIVEX TO
JOSKPII Ri WATROUS
UEWJ MEXICO
the lied Kiver Country, received ai n ammo
or
u
BRIDGE STREET.
specialty. Th(y huvo a large and well seleuicd
Agents tor the Atna Fowcter coiiipuny.
& Canned Goods
.VEHsTTJE,
!tet:ii Ilcnler in
& MURPHEY
& RETAIL
it ink nuMi.niKd,
Tobacco and Cignrs.J
SALOON
AND
LUNCH ROOM
DRUGS
imi
SAN MICUEL
NATIONAL BANK
OF LAS VEGAS,
LJVS VEGAS, - IT-
Jacob Cross, Miguel A. Otero
tnhif-r. Prpslucnt.
.JOSEPH HOSEXWAM, Yloe-l'reitent,
M. A. or LI to, Jr., AaiUtant Cashier.
AUTIIOKIZKD CAPITAL, 2"0.H.
PAID LP CAPITAL, fi0.000.
DinECTonsi
Mlinii-I A. oieru, .li;ff'h liscnw&lil,
Emaniii'l KoRODWalil Jacob Groe.
Andres Sna, Irenito Loiez.
Mariano S Otero.
Rosen wald's Building-
I'ic8 a pen. ral Itanklii? P.iihIiicos. Diaria
for sale on the .rlnoi' al citloe of Great Britain
au'l th:'C iniinent of l-uruie. Correfjifiuilence
soll';iteil.
G- A. RATH BUN
CHICAGO
SHOE STORE
Fhieit quality of Custom Work ilonc in tlio
Territory.
A Full Line of M. O. Wells 4Co.s Chicago
Made Boots Jt Shoes Constantly on Hand.
EAST LAS VEGAS, N. M.
.OCCIDENTAliD
SLLEARD MALI
Fine In the city of East Las Vegus.
THE MONARCH
First-cliiss Dar where g ntlemcn will And the
Uncut Uiiiors, wines andcii-'U'sln the Territory.
Drop In and see ns. U)en day and night.
A. F. JILSOX, Proprietor.
W. H. SHUPP
MANUFACTURER OF
AND DEALER IN
HEAVY HARDWARE
Iron, English Cast Steel, Plow Steel, Pipo
Boxes, Thimble Skeins, Iron Axlns,
Springs, Chains, Vulcrn An
vils, 20 lbs. and upward,
Blacksmiths's
Tools,
Oak, Ash and Hickory Plank, Poplar Lumber,
Spokes, Felloes, Patent Wheels, Oak and Ash
Tongues, Coupling Po'.ps, Hulls, Carriage,
Wagon and Plow Woodwork ami Carriage
Forgings. Keep on hand a full stock of
Carriages, Wagons, B
I
Send in vour orders, and have your vehicles
niitde at home, and keep the money in the Ter
ritory .
Also Agent for A. A. Cooper's Celebrated
Steel Skein Wagons.
Why Do People Stop at
liocniiflo they uro courteously tren I ?1 and
supplied with tho ffne'st brands of Liijii.n-i
and Cigars. Winu room in connection where
putties can be supplied with a lino oyster stew
on short notice, L. G. RURR. Proprietor.
Buck of T. Romero's store.
Town Lots for Sale in Bernalillo.
The Perca family, of licrnalillo, have laid
out a large tract of land in that beautiful town,
extending north on i illier side of the railroad.
These lots are very ileirabln for business and
residence property, and are rigiit nmong the
vineyards and fruit-growing lands. Lands for
gardens, orchards mid vineyards can be easily
obtained. The property will lie sold at. reason
able rates. For furiher Information applv lo
r. m. perka;
Uernalillo, N. M.
Wliile Oaks Mse Line.
The White Oaks Stngo Lino 1s nmnlnyr daily
coaches from Socorro to Whiln Oak". After
Oct. loth a liuekboard will run daily to Ft.
Stanton. Eighteen hours from Socorro to
White O.iks. Good ueeommodulions. Best
nnd quickest way to tho WhiteOuks.
10-Mf H. K. MCLN1X.
A. P. BARRIE11,
AND
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER.
Frescoing, Graining, Glazing,
MARRL1NO, CALSOMINING, ETC.
ÍSeSHOP EAST OF THE COURT HOUSE,
LAS VEGAS.
ANDRES 'SEISTA.
Dealer in General
LOS ALAMOS, - NEW MEXICO.
Also Dealer iu
Cattle, Sheep, Wool, Hides, Grain
And all Kinds of Produce,
r an or-a ja rnKTirrwkTa&s-
Freight teams always ready and freighting
done to all parta of the Territory.
Chapman Hall Billiard Parlor aod
SAMPLE ROOM.
THE MONARCH
'lheKhif.Bt Resort In Went Las Veta where
tho Very Iivet Itrands of Liquors and Ciiram
are cmiHtaiitly kept on hand. I'rivutu
Club ltoom in Connection, Cali on
I. J. MAUT1M, Proprietor.
WAGONS k CARRIAGES
Inlly Stac nnl Exprenn I.Ino.
Rotweon Cimairon nnd Springer. Lonvos
Oinmrron at 7 it. m. Htid arrives ut Hprin)ror at
11 a. in. Leaves Hpriiofor at 1 p. in. nnd ar
rives at Cimarron ut 6 p. in. Will carry pas
sengers cheaper thuu any other line.
"FKENCHY,"
Proprietor.
Jiuxil) Gross
A. M. DlackwcU,
Gross, Blackwell & Co.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
íaHUfacturrm' Agrnf mud
Forwar!iiiir and Commission illcrrhants
ON LINE OF A. T. 4 8. F. RAILROAD,
East Las Vegas ISTew fexico.
SIMON A- CLEMENTS.
CLEMENTS I MARTINEZ
DEALERS IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Flour, Grain and Country Produce.
Lumber in Large Quantities a Specialty !
Cash paid for Wool, Hides and Pelts,
OPPOSITE SAN MIGUEL NATIONAL BANK,
3XTOW
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IS
"Wines, Liquors and Cigars
NEXT TO DUNLAP AND WINTERS,
Weet Side of Plaza, Las Vegas, N. M.
SAMPLE ROOM ATTACHED.
S. HARRIS, Proprietor. S. H. WELLS, Manager.
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN SEASON
JEFFERS I KLATTENHOFF
Have Just Received Two Car-loads of
'TJRNITURE
The host ever brought to this market, which will bo sold at Reduced Prices.
Queensware, Glassware, Chromos, Window Curtains
Agents for the CKOWN SEWING MACHINE, the best in use.
GAS-FITTING AND PLÜMBIN G
DONE TO OUDEIi,
Boutli JHiclo of TPlasan,. - - Xjííí3 Vogas, JNT. SI.
MYEE FRIEDMAN & BR0
LAS VECAS, - NEW MEXICO.
EXCHANGE SALOON
JAMES D. WOLF, Proprietor.
The Best Liquors, Wines and Cigars in Town
BIIl.LIjk-IRiID TABLES
Good Club Rooms, and Lunch at all Hours
The Saint
Las Vegas, New Mexico.
Will be Kept as a First-class Hotel,
Providing a good table, good attention, fine Wine?, . .
The, Trawling Fubiin nre cttr'h'nu ',ibií
The 8t, IT i o It o Hotel, ; Vosm, L'h :
QCTOI IVOnl )
i iuolqui ai i l Us. iy uaoí y
UIN1S OF
FitJESfí CmlKJBS and 8KF!$
WHOLES ALE AND RETAIL
GROCERIES, TOBACCO AND CIGARS
rOKVKCTIOXEIlIKN, FKI'IIS, ETC.
Lias Vegas, - - - - Now Mexico
fi:-'" ...... PAYUE & BARTLETT
V. v " Dcali'rs in
!!IfIÍ Diamonds, Watches, Clocks & Jewelry '
UyñD 7f T 't-V- ( S0LE AJEIlTS F0" 111 K A V-, I A,.-,!,,,.,,,. Li M ,rv I .m., ,i,i,-h wl
OpTjSJ c? -U Celebrated Rockford Watch CoA1!
ÍC 1 -AND- ..
ikét The
A
Opposite Otoro, Sellar ts O r. Jjas "jTGtxfS
THBO. RUTBNBBOK,
WATCH MAKES. AND JEWELEE,
DEALEU IN
GOLD AND SILVER
m WATCHES RErAlIlED AND
ALL "WOIXS:
MENDENHALL,
FEED AND SALE STABLE
33 Sk,mt and. West lias Vosas.
Dealers iu llorsca aud Mules, also Fine Buggies and Carriaei for !.!
Rigs for the Hot Springs aud other Points of Interest. Tho Finest Lin
Outfits in the Territory.
A. CStuckton.
FELIX MARTINEZ.
- - LAS VEOAS, NEW MEXICO
O3P33T0-
ITEW MEXICO.
I U - v
Johnson Optical Company.
. -
full line of Mexican fllllgyM .Jmvrlrif nitl
Silver I'lated Ware
FILIGREE JEWELRY.
ENGRAVING A SPECIALTY, "a
GrTJAnANTEED.
HUNTER & CO.,
Nicholas
Hotei
J. Ratsolds. President, L, I. Bnowsi. V.-l,
Geo. ). Duuv CmhiiT, J. 8. Puuox,
Assistant Cashier.
Report of the Condition
OF THE
First National Bank of Las Vegas
NEW MEXICO,
Made to the Comptroller of the Currency, at
the close of outlines, October 1, ltSl:
ltKsoracES:
Lotinit nnd iliseouuU .0".!V'5
V. S. ilond tl
Cah and rxchnngo 3,1 Kt
Current ci pense 4.níó II
Honking llouie.: 1H,W) UU
l.tAIUI.lTlUS:
Capital Stock f fifl.noil 0d
Surplus fund and prollts i-VHT 40
C i n -u hit ion 4ri.uno m
Depouiw fijT.iCH
giVftllS
DiKKCTOits: .1. HaynoliU, L. P. Ilrowne, líeo.
J. Dinkel, C. ilhinehiinl, V. A. Munztiminn.
EMPIRE SIM ILLS
-OF-
li. W. WOOTTEXS? CO.
Send all OnU'rn to
Leave order witq Lori n.o Lopi . or ;it the
Mill.
IfcTIEW LIInTB!
Mrs. J. H. Baker & Co.
HAVE OPENED
A Variety Store and Hews Stand
Their Stock Consists of Ladies' Ftirniritiiinr
Goods, Embroideries, Zephyrs, Gcrnmn
town Varus and Fancy Supplies,
Stationery, News, Peri
. odieals & Current
Literature.
A new line of Novelties for office family and
(rentlemen's use. A stock of Cifrara uneiiiia!
ed for llaviir and quality. Viiiitors are reeeh
ed cord ally.
Sixth St., opposite the St. Nicholas
LAS VEGAS
LANfEC
F. 8. OGOEN, Propri. tor.
Drc.süuil I.imilicr fur Pale. Lnnibi- 'nn.i.-.-d tc
Order. All Styles uf
Mniilrlinrr nch ilnnro 2, filinfi?
IVIUUiU ÍI1M I ÜUOIII L'UUIO J IJMilUOi
Ttiriiinjr of all Descriptions, Newell Vn:t,
Bains trades, ;eroll-Sawin;c,
Con íríiiotisaig;, TZliIl c:t.L ?.t.&-
Work and Katimates frmn a dl-tanee Ml
receive pronqit ntlenlion.
LAS Vl'.OAS, - - N1CW M K X ICO.
Oyster Bay Restaurant
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
3VEGil, ass Ots.
SEItVED AT ALL HOL'KS.
Hoard by the Week 5.00. Ewrythinp:
in lir.st-elus.s style.
W. li. SMITH. Pkoimurtoi:.
A.. O-. STABK
LAS VEOAS, X. M.,
ercnant
AXl) UEALKil IS
Hay, (Ji'ain & l'rodiioo of all Kinds.
II ICUEL'S wm !
SANTA FE, "N. 2d.
Conduetoil I iy Ihi-
Brotheis of ths Christian kk
TmiJis R'uird nnd Tuition for Hossinii of ton
mimllis, (jliitiU; WttshitiK and ISoiWinjr, r.35.
Tho session iK'iiiiw tho ilrst wool; of i-in-brr
nnd olosos tho lust work of AniiM.
For tinlhi'r iiarticulars upply to
HifO. IIOIT'Lni, IV.
i jrewstoreI Hrw Good-!
!
lain mmmm
HAS OI'KNED A S Ti K OK
t.E.NEilAI.
MERCHANDISE
-AT-
Libsrty,
Ncy IVIfixico.
. 1.
if-
Assay umce
John RobcrtsoiijF.S.A.
Assaver,
Mining EngineeR
i
O moo, Cis-.xicl ywc, ,
Opposite Optic Block.
EAST IjAb VEaAS, HEW MEXICO.
AüPays of Ore niiide with ncRurac.v ind .lifc-
I iiateli. l'nuiipt attention will he pa'd to oi -
i dors Hent from the various in!min cuinps of the
! "'y
SJxamininK and HcportiuR on Mmon anil
I Alining Claims a bpecialty.
Arr'Af ( OXS1DFR11) COXHIllrTIAL
TAILORING
35tablislirneiit,
Located on South Second St. , optmxite the Snnta
Fe Bakery, where he is prepared to do al'
kinds of work promptly, and In a workman
Iks mannvr, at remonaMn prlcai.
Commission \n\n SnccMsor. to OTERO, SELLAR Jt CO.
Wholesale Pralcra In