The Las Vegas Gazette, 1886-05-23

today was hot and tbe track only fairly good. The attendance was very large. First race Une and one-eighth miles. At the start Damps v led by two ttnzths, Hluestone second. Brevet, Ex pert and Chas' following in the order named. Un the back stretch Expert took eeconi place, Chase third After roanrMng the lower turn Asoeudef was not neaaeu; ana jwoa easily ry one leugtli, Breve voond, Hilarity third; time, 1:58. c Second raoo For tbe Fleetwood hadioap, one and Ove-eighths miles, Lucky 11. won easily by one length, en k second -, time, :58. : Third raoe Une mile, Phil Lee won very easily by two lengths, Warrington second, and two length behind, Lemon mtra; lime, i:wt. iourtb race ibree-fonrtbs mile, i.n- ehantresr was not" beaded and won esmily by tbree lengths, Schilhe second, litre is a baa mira; time, lrw. . Filth race Une and one-fourth miles. Ltjron won by one-ball a lenth, Myrtle second, Maaitou third; time, 2.13,. Base Hall. May 22. Washington, Detroit, 8; Detroit. 13. JJHICAOO, May Ü3- Cbioago, 9: Phil adelphia, 5. DmVKR, AHy ). UnoolU, 14: Top- k-,3. Si. Joseph, May 23. Denver, 5: St. dpsepk, 4- ;,; .Baltimore, May 22. Baltimore, 10: Lanisville, S. . ' : rHiLADELFHiA, Mat 23. Athletics, 0: liinoinnau. i. Kansas City. Mav 22. Kansas City. 0; Boston, 5. Leavenworth, May 23. Leadville, 4;'Xeavenwortb, 5. ... t. Louis, May 23. St. Louis, o; NwwYork, . tiBvr York. Mav 23 St. Louis. 6; Brk!yn, 8. ' " V-rtv Va-l S-fa AO 1cir-nrwtlitna mt vt VV, lURJt Htm OI " f " " . 4; Pitwbnrg, 5. " ' 'g Fire at Green River, ' CnitrENNE. Wvo.. May 22. A Lead er" special from Green River gives tbe following: About 1 o'clock this after afternoon - noon afternoon a fire was discovered In the attic ot the store ocoupied by Hunter & Mor Mor-rle? - rle? Mor-rle? Upholstering and retail clothiers. AO alarm was immediately sent to tne Union PaciUo shops, which has a com complete - plete complete system ot fire service, tbe pipes and hose reaching over the major part of the town . Despite tbe utmost efforts of the firemen the flames spread rapidly and it seemed for a time as u tne wbole town was .doomed. The flames were adiacent buildings were saved,- Mr. Snyder, Union Pacific yardmaster, and Mr. Jones, the station agent, were bad badly - ly badly hnrt, being knocked down by falling timbers. - There was no insurance on the. burned buildings. Sparks. - Stw Youk, May 20 Jaehne was sen tenced to nine years and ten months in tbe penitentiary. Kansas Citit. Mo.. Mav 21. Wilson Waddiugbam, tne wvll kuown western millionaire, has reuently made very large investments iu real estate in this city. New York, May 23. The report which was telegraphed last night that Mrs. senator bundle ton died suddenly, should have read that she was thrown from ber carriage and killed. . . Springfield, III.. May 21, The democratic convention of tbe thirteenth Illinois congressional district held in this cttv. unanimously re-nominated Hon, Wm. M. Springer, of Sangamon, candidate for congress. Rome, May 21 .Cardinal Tascbereau has sent out a circular letter promul gating the decision of his holiness Pope Leo XIII. forbidding the use of all spir spirituous - ituous spirituous and tirmented liquors at bazaars and slo forbidlng holding of bazaars on tbe babbatb. CniCAGO, May ' 21. The leading brewers of Ubicagn and Milwaukee, who ere combined in the Northern Brewers' association,,, today began a reduction in the price of beer which is said to he the first step of a prearranged plan lo squeeze out the small fry. Elgin. I I., May 21. The Elgin board of trade unanimouslr adopted today strong rf solutions in lavor ol tne Dou butter b 11 now bororo congress, aeoiar ins lhat it it failed to pass the manufac ture of patent butter would rnin tbe dairy interests of the country. ? , Des Moines. May 21. The opening ot tbe of the impeaobment trial of Audi Auditor - tor Auditor Brown this .afternoon was without special incident.: All the senators were present eioepttwo.. It was decided to follow tbe precedents in the Andrew Johnson case in regard to tbe admissl bility of evidence New Orleans, May 2L Eaturns from ths election in the Second eon ornssional district today to fill the vacancy cansed by tbe death of Repre Representative - sentative Representative Hahn indicate the election of Wallace, democrat, over Martin, repub republican, - lican, republican, by about 8,000 majority, and only about bail a iuii vote wa casi. New York, May 31. Chas. H. Reed, formerly district attorney of Cook ooun ooun-r.v. - r.v. ooun-r.v. Illinois, who defended Gulteau in his trial lor the murder of President ar ar-tieid, - tieid, ar-tieid, has been arrested and lodged in I .nd low street iail in a civil suit by bis client, Wm. Campbell & . Co., of 518 West Fortv-seoond street, to recover money oolleoted by Reed for them. Httinwi.Tex.. Mav 21. The mayor's court was tbe scene of a tragio event this morninir. during tbe course of trial, in which tbe notorious Hal Geiger, colored, was shot and mortally wounded hv O. L). Cannon, proseooting attorney. At the time of tbe shooting the court room was crowded and tbe wildest ex excitement - citement excitement followed.' Geiger was shot five times and will die oeiore morning. SaN Antonio. May 21. Mai. D. N Bash.- paymaster United States army, who has lust returned from" a trip in tbe west, reports that largo numbers ot oat- tie are dying irom arougui in rresiuio county, and tbat Meyer Uaff, ot San Antonio, has lost 900 head. Sheepmen have killed thousands of lambs for tbe reoson tbat tbe ewes oannot support them. J " ' - '

stone special says: A Mexioau vaqnero, just arrived, reports that tbe Indians attacked Juan Teller's Mountain Springs ranch, eighteen miles southeast ol here, this morning, and carried off two Mexican boys, aged 9 and 13 years. The lather and mother escaped by bid' ing in tbe neighboring gulch. It is now believed that the Indians are heading for the San Pedro river, where they will endeavor to Induce the peaceful In Indians - dians Indians under Chief Eskiminzin to join them. The trail taken by tbe hostiles leads through a thickly settled region which has not been raided since the early white settlement of Arizona, tirave fears are entertained for the de defenseless - fenseless defenseless settlers and couriers have bien sent out from here and Fort Lowell to warn them. A party of volunteers, Americans and Mexicans, have started on the trail. FIQHTINQ LAWTOK IN PURSUIT. ;. Tombstone, Aria., May 23. Captain Law ton' s oommand is now pursuing the Indians. He has found and buried the bodies of six Mexicans and one American on tbe trail of tbe fleeing Apaches in Sonora. Killed by His Ilrother-ln-Law , Denver. May 22. A Lo velan d spec special - ial special to the News says: Peter Christian, a well-to-do Swede farmer, living four miles southeast of here, was fatally shot today by his brother-in-law, James Forbes, a boy of sixteen. It is alleged that Christian had been in the babit of frequently beating his wife, who is 4 very nanasome American girl, until un able to bear his cruelty longer she ap plied tor a'divorce and took un her res idence with ber brother, living a short distance from her husband's home. Last niirht Christian went to thé house of Forbes, and meeting bim and Mrs. Christian in the yard made some throat throating - ing throating remarks to the boy, at the same time throwing his hand on bis hip as though going to draw a revolver. Forbes, thinking Christian in earnest, drew a forty-five Colt's revolver and fired four shots, three of which took ef fect. Forbes was arrested. , The Denver Kaces. Denver, Colo., May 22. The spring races began here today at Jewell park. The weather was fine and a large crowd was in attendance: first race 2:24 class, trotting and paoing. There were fourentnes Lady Bonner won tbe first two heats and Cora Mack the last three, coming in winner, with Lady Bonner second, and Biuy Bunker third: time. :'J7t. HXJ, 23,2:84. 2:84. . Etoooad rft-r lve-eiirtitns miles ruu- hlng race. Eight horses entered, bul six failed to start owing to a misunder standing among tne looKeys. uur Friend won tbe race easily with Urown Dick seound: time: 1:05. Third raoe Une mile dash. Doubt took the load and was never beaded. The Ute second, and Jim Douglas, who was tbe favorite, third: time 1:43. This ' the best time ever made on a western track. Fourtb race Half mile dasb. for the Rocky Mountain stakes, for two-year olds. There were five entries. The race was an easv victory fur Corrigan. owned by B. C. Holly, of Pueblo; lime. u:ozt. Making Kates to 1 Paso. Kansas Citit, May 22. Mr. George G. Newman, trafilo manager of the Missouri Pacific lines north of Denisjn; Mr. George G. Murray, trafilo manager of tbe Texas lines; Mr. J. H. Waterman, assistant trafilo manager of the Texas lines, and Mr. a. w. MoCuHoueb, een eral passenger agent of the Texas linos, arrived in tne oitv yesterday from Den Ver, where they attended a meeting of tne old transcontinental lines. Toe meeting succeeded in making rates to El Paso, the general business of reor reorganizing - ganizing reorganizing the pool being deferred until tbe Chicago meeting In J une. Live 8took Markets. Kansas Crrr, May 23, Cattle Receipts, 489; shipments, none; market, active and firm. Choice to fitney. $5.10(35 80; fair to good, $4. 80 $5. 05; common to medium, $3.60((4 65: Blockers and fecdirs, $3.40$4.3; cows $3.003.?5. Sheep Recoiols, 408: shipments. none; Good lo choice, $3.25ra$4 25; common to medium, a.uucaf i 60. Chicago. Mav 22, Cattle Receipts, 1,400; market slow and steady. Shipping steers, 0501,500 ponnns, f.ou(tf j.ou; stocsers anufeed ers. 4.00(34 90. . Sheep Receipt, 1,500. The market was weak under the report that heavy supplies are expected. Natives, $3.60(j fi.w. The Greeks Finally Fighting. Athens, May 23. Dispatches just re received - ceived received report serious fighting on the frontier. The prime minister is at tbe telegraph office, exchanging communi cations wita tbe Greek generals at tbe front. the first battle. London. May 22. Advioes have been reeeiyed here stating that another fight had taken place between the Jurkisb and Greek troops.. A large number of Turkish soldiers attacked a torce of Greeks at a point between Tornavo and tbe sea. It is not known which side was victorious. Tbe details have not yet been reported. ' From the Home of rlie Fisherman. Portland, Maine, May 23. At special meeting of the city counoil to today - day today resolutions were passed denounc ing the aota of tbe Canadian govern ment In seizing the Ameroan fishing schooners as an insult to our flag and oalling for reparation, and in case it is refused asking that tbe United States adopt retaliatory measures. The reso resollóos - llóos resollóos are to be sent to the Maine sen' ators. ! . , " ' Don Carlos Issues a Manifesto. Paris, May 23. Don Carlos has pub- iisnea a m amies to repuuiatiun uiv iu fant son' ot Queen Christiana as tbe rlzhtful successor to the Spanish throne. He declares be will never renounce bis own right to the throne.

Action Being Taken to Protect Them. StroDg Resolutions From the Portland Board of Tradei Th Ureeka aadTark Finally : Uot to Flfcutlnff. The Bloody Day's Work, of the Renegade RedNklni. And Other matters of Jlluor Import- -nee Telegraphed The tiaaette. What is Being Done to Z Protect Our Fishermen. New Yoke, May 21. Tne Post has the following Washington special: The stats department U actively engaged in negotiations designed to protect tbe interests of American nshormen. There has aa yet been no official declaration of ta position Kir manifest reasons, vvuile negotiations are in tbe present stage, the administration cannot properly make public tbe oorrospondenoe wMcb has had with tbe British minister here and with our minister to England, but an onlotal letter from Secretary Bayard which follows will show he has J r a intnala e$ trim (iuriarman a Í. hoapf Senator Frye, ot Maine, recently ad-1J dressed tbe secretary ol state the ioiiow ioiiow-ine - ine ioiiow-ine letter: Washington. Way W.lloa. lhos. F. Bayard, Secretary of Slate. Dear Sir: 1 respectfully submit to your con consideration - sideration consideration the enolosed telegram re received - ceived received this morning from the president of tbe American Fishery union. I as assume - sume assume that, the state department is giv ing this matter sucb consideration as its importance demands. The urgency vt immediate action for the protection and ruliet pi .these American citizens cannot be overestimated. I regard the conduct of tbe Canadian government as entirely" unjustifiable and without au authority - thority authority ot law. . I am, very respectfully, , w . Jr, r rye. Enclosed was a ' telegram already printed in these dispatches. To this letter Secretary Bavard sent the following reply : department oi state, wasuington, May 20. Hon. Wm. P. Frye, United Slates- senator.' Dear Sir: Before your note of today was raoeiyed, a tele telegram - gram telegram of similar purport to relation to tbe refusal to allow the American schooner Jennie and Julia to purchase herring for smoking at iiigby, has oeen received and steps have been taken by me to ascertain, all the facts, and instant representation had been made to tbe British minister to oall to account tbe collector at Digby, for what I considor a cross breach of the commercial rights of the cit'zens ol tbe United states. Tbe late reprenensioie action ol tbe Canadian offioers in rela relation - tion relation to our fishing vessels, has ocourred in remote localities without facilities for postal communication, 'and conse- ouentlv there has been a recretable de lay, but unavoidable, in receiving con consular - sular consular reports, But your assumption That this department is giving the the matter such consideration as its im portance demands," I fully believe will be sustained when the proper time ar arrives - rives arrives for tbe nublication ot its action. I trust I am properly conscious ol my delicate and important public functions and that the interests and honor of my country and tbe lignts ol ber citizens will not De lounu to nave sanereu at my hands. Very respeotfully yours, T. F. Bayard. Gentlemen who have talked with Secretary Bayard on this subjoet say he ib much interested .in me matter ana sav.H there is no Dohtios in it. That the action of tbe department cannot ue made Dublio vet. but that be can assure any congressional friend of the fisher fishermen - men fishermen mat everything that Is possible is being done to protect their interests. He said in recard to the refusal ol tbe collector ol customs at Digby to permit tbe captain ct tbeJenmc auüjulia lo Duy herring there to smoke that be bad in instructed - structed instructed Consul Phelau to go at once te Digby and investigate the matter. The My ra Clark Gaines Salt. . New- Urleans, May 22 - Judge Woods, in tbe United Slates circuit court, today rendered a decision refus refusing - ing refusing to grant the mandamus applied lor by the heirs of Myra Clark Gaines, to compel the board ol liquidation of the city debt to issue bonds to cover the judgment and cost! obtained by Mrs. Gaines against tbe city ol neatly two million dollars. Tbe court holds that the Gaines Judgment Is not final. A Prize Fight. New York, May 22.' A Carbondale paper says: Last night a prize fight tor 250 took place between Jim Cannon, weight 180 pounds, and Frank Hearld, ol Philadelphia, weight 185 pounds. It lasted thirteen seconds. Hearld struck Cannon a terrible right bander, knocking him oot. The opinion Is gen general - eral general that Hearld is Ihe coming man to fight Sullivan. Mellaban now offers to back bim against any man in tbe United States, barring bnllivan. , ;, . " . '? A Bad Railroad Accident. Taunton, Mass., May 22. As an ad advance - vance advance advertising car ot a circus was leaving Attleborro tor Taunton this morning a coupling parted and the oar crashed through a passenger coach, injuring and killing thirteen occupants. Gen. Uurbin Ward Dead. Lebanon, Ohio, May 28. Gea. Dnr Dnr-bin - bin Dnr-bin Ward died at 2:30 o'clock this af afternoon. - ternoon. afternoon. He was one ol tbe most prom prominent - inent prominent and respected demócrata in tbe state; In The House. Washington, May 22. In the house today on motion' ot Randall, of Penn Pennsylvania, - sylvania, Pennsylvania, tbe senate amendment! to the urgent denciency bill were non-concurred in.

the following dooument, issued by tbe authorities of the church at Equinunk, Wayne county, Pa., and signed by tbe leaning members ot the church, among tbem State Seuator W. M. Nelson: To the Rev. F. J. Belcher, Presiding Elder Whsrias, The Rev. J. Lee Gamble, who was appointed et the last session of the New York conference to be our pastor for the en-snlna- year, has Informed us that ha holds and preaches the following aootrlne. as herewim slated Id his own language, vis.: first That church buildings should be u:ed only for religious worship, aaa -never for lectures, fairs, festivals, entertalnseuis, eio. John, il, ls-lT, euj. Seooud That all church moneys should be raised by direct, cheerful Christian living, and not by parties, plays, suppers, fars or enter entertainments - tainments entertainments ol any kind; according to I Cur., xvl., t 11., Cor., lx.,7, etc. Third That in the matter of dre s we thou Id all oooform to Doth he bpirtt ana the letu r of the Apostollo precept (L Tim., II 9-10; I. Pet. 111., s-S), ana put away Ihe wearing of gold and all cost y and aupernuous apparel. Four a That Christians should marry only with Christiana, and never oo airar y to the lit literal - eral literal Interpretation ol 1. Cor., vii., 3D, audit. Cur., vl., 14-18. Filth That all Christians shonld oorae out aad be separate from all secret, oa.h-bound so societies - cieties societies of whatever name or objuct, according te Matt., v., S4-3S: 11. Cor., vt.. I4-IH; John, xvlli., SO; Jer., xvlt., ft; John, III., 0-i), eto, Bixto-That the Bible shows that aa full pre prevision - vision prevision has been made for bodily lckneag at for sin, and that the prayer of lalth will atill heal the sick. Jamee, v., 14-16; Mark, rvl 17 17-18; - 18; 17-18; Matt , vlli., le-17) El., xv.. 28; Daut., ixvlil., SÍ-27, 59-01; Ps , cv., 87, eto. Seventh That we aretivlng In the lastdaysi that the world Is gcpwfng werse, and the pro professing - fessing professing church more, and more coirupt; that the Lord Jesus Christ will soon come lo per person, - son, person, In flaming Are, tailng vengeance on them that know notified ant obey .not thetiospel, and to be glorified in His Saints aailadmlred in all tbem that believe, and to set p His, own literal Jrlngnnm on Ihe earth. II' Tim., III., 1-6 ; Matt., xlv 87-i Matt., xxiv., B; ilait, vil., iS-28; H. íim.,r-4 11 , Thes , (., 8-10) las., xxxll.t Bv.,v.,10; Hev.; xx., 4-6. AStt Wubhkab, Mi our Judgment the preach preaching - ing preaching of these doctrines would be detrimental to tne interests or this charge; tberefoos Resolvió. That, while we do ant mhnl againt the action of the New Tork conference, nor entertain aey other than the kindest feel ings toward Brother Gam el nerdonallr. we do respectfully state that, (or ths reasons given, his withdrawal from the pastorate or th Bpul Bpul-aunk - aunk Bpul-aunk charge jrould meet with oar approval . - A Great Marriage Mart. , , . Pall Mall Gazette. A 'remarkable custom exists among the Roumanians living in' the westerly Carpathians.' Every year ut the f ast of the Apostles Peter and Paul, a market is bold on the crest of the Uaioa, from 9,000 to 8,000 feet above the sea level and here all the marriageable girls of the entire district assemble witn their parents in order to be viewed . aid oou trio tile to the dowry, and this com pleted it is carried to the market on the Gains in neatly made trunks, decorated wim nowers and carried Dy tne family's best, horse. Cattle, bets and other household requisites are also added to the dowry. Un the Gaiua every family which has a marriageable daughter oc cupies a distinct tent in which the bride- viewers are expected. The bachelors, too, are accompanied by parents or re relatives, - latives, relatives, in whose company they inspect the girls who are eligible.-. Tbe young men brine tbe best tbey possass. and each must particularly come witb Kiruio ui gum ur euver. Aiir luo brides are Chosen the public bethrothal .-i i i . , . i i wars iiiauu, ueiog cunuuuieu uy a uer mit who lives in this lonely spot. Tbe mark of bethrothal is not a ring, but a beautiful embroidered handkerchief. T. B. (MILLS, DEALKB lit Mines, Real Estate LIVE STOCK, 1MPKUVKU It AJ CtiiJS, Ofllce on Rrldse Street, near PoitoOice, Ls Vegas, New Mexico. - All kinds oft territorial and county bonds and warrants boughtand sold, and all kinds of land scrip bought and sold which will locate all classes of government land, fifty tm- & roved and unimproved ranches for sale in ew Mexico and the Hepubllo ol Mexico, em embracing - bracing embracing tracts trom 2fi,(kO to 1,000,00) acres esoh at from twenty conts to one dollar per acre. Title perfect. Full Information sent upon application. Having bualoess oonnestinn with attorneys at Waohlnolon, D. C, we are prepared te give particular attention to prose prose-ting - ting prose-ting calms of every description against the United States government. ColecUons made In aav cart of the territory. THE BREWERY SALOON Sixth Mreet, East Lata Vegas. PHILIP NELSON, Proprietor. Fresh.Keg Beer Constantly ea hand at Fire teats per uiass.

J. J FITZGERRELL, ran XjXv jj ; , Real Estate -AND Financial Ageat for Capitalists. Cob. Grand Ays. and Cihtir St. Las Vegas, - New Mexico. A8PBCIAtTrMa.UK ININVR8T1MO ANl LOANING MOXBY ÍXH EASTKHN CAPI CAPITALISTS, - TALISTS, CAPITALISTS, or WHOM I HAV1 A LAJftUK LINM Of COKKKHPUHDET-. . . , - I have UNUSUAL PAOILITIES tor the IVKsrlGATloN oTTirl.LS and a THOROUGH KNOWLKIXIBof the PEOPLE, enabling me to asalte IN VBSTMKNiS of all kinds, suchas the purchase of RANCH, GRANT and CITY PKOHBUTY, and malina LOANS for CAPI CAPI-TALI8T5 - TALI8T5 CAPI-TALI8T5 to bettor ADVANTAGB than they can for TIIBMSKLVKB. There Is a grand future before NEW MEX MEXICO. - ICO. MEXICO. Business Is bea-iualna; So loot up rap rapidly. - idly. rapidly. Now Is the time to make Investments be before - fore before prioes advance too hia-n Thare has been a marked Improvement la REAL ESTATK during the paat 60 dare, and there Is no doubt the com Ins spring; will wit witness - ness witness a sharp advance In REAL EsTATE.Whea those who made Investments is property will reap a rich reward. The Incoming tide of business Improvement IS ooglunlng to be foltand will cause a genu genuine - ine genuine boom the coming year. Now is the time to Invest. "A hint to the wise Is sufficient." I UAVE FOR BALE one of the best paying ' well established manufacturing enterprises la tbe Territory. an be bought to an advantage. 1 HAVai FOB BALI one of the best business comers In theoity, routing for) per cent on the investment i HAVE FuR SALE an elegant piece of resi residence - dence residence property in an excellent neighborhood, tbat is pay ing SO per cent on the Investment. 1 have a business opening fot S5.U0O to SIO, SIO,-000 - 000 SIO,-000 that is absolutely safe, and wUl pay from JO to as per cent on the investment. . TO RANCH AND CATTLE INVESTORS, I have a flue stocked ranch for sale that will par a lanre Interest on the Investment. , Come and see my list of grant, ranch aud cattle In rest rest-menta - menta rest-menta before purchasing elsewhere, a I HAVE the largest line of rents. Improved and unimproved properly lor sale to be found . In the city. FOn BARGAINS of all ktnds In RBAL B8 B8-TATB - TATB B8-TATB call on FITZGEKRELL, yon wilt Dad, him alive to business Interests ana oourteoue to all. Before investing, oall and see hlnw - - Fitzgerrell's Guide lo New Mexioo.- free to all .. . ... T" rrr- Down with High Prices! The Largest Stock , Dry Goods In tne city yet opened. From fbia time on we will sell only for Cash In order to reduce prices on all kinds of goods. The iollowing are some of our prices : . IOO PIECES CARPETS. i tjotton, s uc per yara Woo' and Cotton. ... see per yard au wool, extra suner AU wool, extra super fins, -. Too per jsrrt Best all wool, 4-4 ..fioo per yard Brussells. 8-4 TOO per yard Body Brussels, 3-1.. v 1.00 to l.E5 Velvet.. ft. 26 per yard DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT. 500 Pieces Prints. Common '. to yards for $1.00 Medium 18 yards for 11.00 Best standard .17 yards for 11.00 BLEACHED. ' 300 Pieces Domestic. . Canre River, 3-4 SO yards for $1.00 Security, 7-8 16 yards for 11.00 Industry, 4-4 .....IS yards for 11.00 Farmers' Choice, 4-4 ,. IS yards tir f 1.00 Ulackstone, A, 4-4, 11 yards for f 1.00 SOO Pieces Ginghams. , Common . . 14 yards for II . 00 Uoou Standard 12 yards for f 1.00 Pine 10 yards lor 1 00 Dress Patterns 8 yards for ,1.00 "We will also sell all goods in the same proportion as the aboye prices. Hooing you will call to see our immense stock, ; we re remain, - main, remain, Yours respectiully, H. ROMERO & BRO. : N. W. Cor. of Plaza. . Manufacturer and dealer In Tin, Cooper, Sheetlron Ware Eavo-TrouKhs, Tin Roofing;, Camp stoves and minors' outfits. LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICO. DBSCrillPTION. . Qold Watches, Diamonds, Silver. "Watches, Gold Chains, k Bracelets, t ' Pin and Sleeve Buttons . Silverwares Filigree Jewelry. Repairing of Fine Watches Specialty. ' ' 324 1. R. Ave. East las Vegas.

HAVE ' . Money to Loan ON REAL ESTATE. HA.VB ' s Improved and Unimproved Property ot every lesertotion in every portion ot the city of UlTeiu. GOOD MAXIMS. ; "A good maxim M never out of season." "Home 8 bouiet be It ever sp homely.' We ca" sell you one eneap on muy payments. "Be crlngs tbe moat happiness to himself who doea tbe to (t to promote the hapDlness of others." Tbe motto of our agency . "A good examp e I the beat leraioo." Pay your rent promptly that your days may be long in the house wherein ye dwell. There is a tide In the affairs of men which, when taken at the flood, leada on to fortune." Now is the time to buy real estate. "Goodness and wisdom should always go to together." - gether." together." Examine our list of property and invest your surplus earnings in a nloe little home fur your lamlly. "nave order, system, regularity, liberality, and you will be bat.py," if your property Is for sale ana reñíais are uuaer our management. ' Good temper la Use a suuny day, it sheds Its brightness on everything." We negotiate First Mortirage Loans on city property aud other real estate at fair rates and without delay. "lie yonr own masier and tbe master of your calling, and ; ou will soon become the master of others.'' and have money to invest in "ood Real hstate ir Mortgage Loans through our agency. w . "Nothing succeeds like success." 81x years of honorable and successful dealing la the reaord or our agency, if thia reoora Dears your scrutiny favorably, place your property under our management. "Prompt' ess begets confidence. Never put off until to-morrow what should be done to today,'' - day,'' today,'' especially In th matter of business cor correspondence. - respondence. correspondence. A 11 letters addressed to any de department - partment department of our agency are answered on the aay or ineir receipt, wnemeroi mucnoriiuiu importance. "Benefit your friends, that they may love you si 1 11 more dearly; benefit your enemies, that they my become your friends," and if vnn want to but or sill lieal Estate, loan er borrow money, bent or liase a honre, kind ly exeinltie tno aaanugee we oner - in our lista, and communicate with us at your. convenience, either in person, 1 y mall or tale- phono. , , ., COR. 6TH ASO DOUGLA, dppotlU the new I'rown Stone Opera House. NOTARY PUBLIC LAS VEGAS. NEW MEXICO Santa Fe, N M. First-Class in all Appointments $8 Per TDixy. Kates for families staying mor tt an a week P. RUM51BY & SON Tit m Of Las Vegas. iJEO. 4. D1NKEL, President. A. A. KEKN, Cashier, CAPITAL $50,000 TRANSACTS A GENERAL, BANK BANKING - ING BANKING BUSINESS. East Las Vegas. New Mexico, TROPICAL STORE. D. BOFFA. Bridge Street, Las VeRas, N. M, Tropical and Domestic Fruits IN SEASON. (IMPORTED GOODS OF ALL KINDS Confectionery, Cigars, AND ,' TOBACCO J. S. EJLSTOrj. PAINTER, PAPER-HAKGER, ANO DECORATOR. THOROUGH WORKMANSHIP AKD AM- PL FACILIT1-S. . Dealer In Wall Paper, Glass, Window Bash n.i-.Hl( nf.ll kl.llt. . aUP Buyy-i-- w. , Slith St., Opposite Post Office,