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we'll street To-day.

NV YORK. April 23.-All sales Of cold 20 av
have been at ll1 60 1lak-the present price
being ll7s. On gold loans the rates have hem
! 70 per cent for carrying. The tone Of the
being that, including the disbursements
Of the May interest and the weekly
sales, there wiz be about S20.eoo,O00 gold
20 como on the market within the next four or
nve weeks. Foreign exchange Il heavy to-day
with sales OF demand stirling st f0e \ and sixty
days At lOsA; the nominal rates oontin n az
market there is some -appreheusion OF oshsr
advance I'm rates. notwithstanding the natural
influence In favor Vi . steady market ~ about
per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-23

SILyER PLATE FOR BARON DE IrAJuna
me United States government, through Minis
ser washburne, has presented to Baron AZ Tfs
yuoa, Brazilian ambassador to Paris, two csses
Of silver plate. in recognition Of the abilitv
impartiality with which he discharged his dn'
ues as member Of the Geneva tribunaL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-23

INCREASED CABLE RATES.
LONDON, April GAS intimated yesterday,
the managers OF the Atlantic cable companies
have determined to increase the tariffs to six
shillings (Sl.J0 gold) per word. The advanced
rate will 60 into effect on the LIST of May. The
reason assigned for this heavy addition TO the
tolls rs the limited facilities TOR TRANSMISSION
caused by the interruption of communication
by the French cable.
THE WEATHER.
The weather to-day throughout England l.
fair ana favorable 70 crops.
THE CzARowITcH TO VISIT LONDON.
LONDoNy April Z3.-The Czarowitch OF Rus
STA and his wife, the Grand Duchess Marie
Dagmar, will visit London during May.
THE PARIS VACANCY IN THE FRENCH ASSEM-
PARIS, April s3.-M. Isaac Adolphe Cremeux.
who was member of the Government OF
National Defence Of the Attn September, 1850, il
Affairs, for the vacant seat in the Natl nal As
sembly from this city.
FUNEEAL OF THE WIFE OF PRESIDENT
FIGUERAe, OF SPAIN.
MADRID, April 23.-The remains of the wife
OF President Figueras were buried to-day. The
funeral was attended by an immense number of
persons, intending members OF the government,
Foreign Ministers and other dignitsries.
THE BEER RIOTS IN YRANKFoRr.
FRANKFORT, oS-rHs-MAIE, April xss-gt
advance in the price Of beer would renew their
riotous demonstrs:.on: yes..raav' and a..
strongly reinforced. The rioters. Gss~s~esne
we're overawed by the Increased namher =;
cn;ss, ~ up 20 tne morning. have remained
furfher d;.csssrs" peneved there will be mo
DIscIPLrNARrAy REercws
MADRiD, April 23.-General Velarde has RI.
@kich IN sas capta,n seneralship OF Catalonia, to
Of re9spIs Syy tspponssd in CON
vigorous measures he had taken 10 sacn,s ~
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CINCINNATI, Ono, April x--rh. p..,
nosse and the Barnes house, In MitsSsm
Indana, were burned last night. Loss essim.ss;
at s3osQQQ. Net INSURED. 'sumAeed
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Sns. Aane Of Baltimore he's resigned.
ject OF anateur thestricah' : ! : w" &c SUI
,.ry,a - khede Island MEDICAL sDcistv m. IA
oeIminso 70 admit women . M SmSerss,s~
London thsater VIM devote is-sas =,
mstinees exclusively. 'en 20
$500 ne Creston, Iowa, Journal recommend,
spelling In along with their paint "'ue
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N.s,..aI board OF Fire Uaa.r~r,s.r.

rtNEsfH ANIMAL CONVENTION
EEv YoRK, April &-The seventh ANNA \
convention Of the Nations board Of FIR Un-
dervrtters met here THE afternoon. The eoa-
yenuon vas called 90 order by Nr. Henry A.
OAKLEY, rresifent ofthe uafsousi eard. a up AZ
the companies represented were he frankfh,
OF North Amer ca. Pennsyfv anfa ana Reliance
ION fhilaae rhis National. frow baltimore:
Factors and Trades. from New Oriranss also a
number Of foreign companies. TIE c~rveuticn
was largely attended. The trea<Qrer,s repoft
showed the fluids OF the CON pany in a s,,oi con
dilon- President Oakley delivered an ..,sre~s
congr atulafing the association upon rs pros
pertty, and asserting that rs objects Tor tne en-
hancement OF Insurance Interests thrcagt outfhc
country were being attended with good resnlts
tie said the chicago and Boston fres demOnsfra
tet that insurhlg I'm companies who charge q smal
comls ttion premium was q very bad policy
sftrr All. Their premiums on risks were 10 lon
mat when heavy lo<scs came they were not ahie
70 meet them, and the policy hold ~ had % suf-
Ier. heferrtny 20 the Bosten Gre. he said the
to,al ioss was estimated at SO al0 400 On hi
there was an Insurance in MaSsachusests com
Psmes on 80 coo ooo, over siS or Osn in cou,-
pahies IN other states, and over - 60. arse I'm
eomranies g nther countries. OF this amoupt.
$50 s., saS have been paid, which makes 6 3 100
per cent. OF the entire losses.
The average per cent. last year paid in New
York state on capital invested was ai-toN. A
falling OF OF per cent. Reports OF commlttres
were read, AM committees tor neat wear AR
pointed. Adjourned till Tomorrow
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES. 4
Finn I'm. S Ola kk &. x %seist:,''
Zine Fine 9 Ga Rye Rye WWs;ssy,
E In 81 ~ sss WEI WEE, r5f
wans...4 Fine " $3.50 sss Whisky w.,rs...a
Pare Psre Pare
Had Usadshraisd,
Fer General asd Medicinal Use. ?
This is the article we have. now sold for upward.
OF nve years with universal satisfaction; put In
large bottles at One Dollar per bottles or can be had
~ Notice, that we win return the money II this
Whisky does notgve satisfaction or prove Is repre-
Also an excellent stock of California wines-Port,
Sherry, Angelica, Muscatel Hook and Claret; also,
Keilys Island Caiawba and imported Liquors of ali
aio-ir Corner d and hSi streets aE NV.
ON THE BREAKFAST, LUNCHEON, DINNER
AND SUPPER TABLE,
Lea & PERKINS, WorcestershiFe Sauce
IS INDISPENSABLE.
JOHN DUNcAN's SONS, New York,
octis 2awly Agents for the United States.
Batchelsr,s Hair Dye u she vet n the world
the only true and perfect Hair Dye; no ridiculous
aneus Sae' or bpeMh al ali snd
Bond street, New York. f3eoly
or the cure u Nervous Mssssess Early Decay Decay
whole train 81 disorders brought on 81 Sanefui and
sets ~ vii ssnd the ssens
''''1 2sai e any one VIC So sisf;
m.r2,:k New T0lS CITY:
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Custer at Yankton, Dakota, reporfs ~ ~ -
snow storm on the 1lth and 18th Instant ~ =.
the severest which has prevailed thar r.,
some have Lost uaeiT hYes. N'" IN"
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NoRyoLK, Va, April S.-The British brig
-. L. denera, from Cardenas for Baltimore.
w. cargo q sugar, vent ashore yesterday
1smn8: aoout half-past one O'Clock, 1t Cane
Ine vessel was not leaking when tie
captain left her. Baker Bros, Wreckers. IA re
sent assistance b the brig. "s'e
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. a Bsa.sI S. WITH A sxIIIrr-wiIisu Br.,S
colored emnIcy.sn go, anding one Of his
sick wife Mond. 80; sss Jonss. -.s,ag his
Ness To-. =. seizing heavy iron skillet, he
=. rs over the head in Z terrible manner.
s sones dise yss,e.dsy: The murderer We. ar
The RArrrr-x-s carried by -four OF the
Del ware regiment. In ..sieai .oc sss last
Wilmington. General Hancock vas "fesent &C
the presentation cerenonies, and subeeo, entity
complimentary banquet was given Inn ~ a..
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VICINITY Ty y RsI:oSs.r Is pIey.I in the
snnsrins IRON insaAiciency Of ~sser p~'f are
TWEED d sojournine A. ths A..
Hotel, kineston, Canada. american
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THE VIENNA EXPOSITION ScANDAL.-Min-
lister Jay and Thomas McElrath I'm addition to
being instructed to examine fully into the
charge of the sale OF the restaurant sites on the
American ground of the Vienna Exposition,
have been instructed by telegraph to extend
their examination to the charges recently made
of the sale OF comInissionerships. They have
the power to suspend any commissioner thus
implicated. The power of removal rests with
the President.
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NAVAL oRDKRs.-Lieat.. Commander A. 8.
Crowninshield ordered to the Lackawanna.
Commander r. W. Meade detached from the
Narragansett, and placed on waiting orders.
Lie ut Commander A. q. Kellogg detached from
the Lackawanna, aud ordered to return to the
United States. Assistant Surgeon Henry G..
Eckstein detached from the Narragansett, and
placed on waiting orders
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BANKERS.

otis BIGELGw.
" II a n X er,
6i3 d STREET, NEAR SEVENTH,
Pays INTEREST ON DEPOSITS, makes COL
LECTIONs, and transacts all business connected
with Banking. ap2ly
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PIANOS. 10.
- PHILADELPHIA
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRIcIs-

ffseee Instruments, " hich, on account Of thcir %
ysfiorny over all others, have in few yeAIzzao
teeorDe the most popular here, well q all =
syes the eounirJ. can be had nos Tor ths fol- Nv
sdtARE PIANos fr~0 eay 10 Se11. -. 81.
UPRIGHT PIANOS from &C 20 sT0.
GRAND PIANOS from Sob TO SlIH4
Persons who wish to save from 8 100 20 S10 In pux
Chasing the best instrument ont, invited 70 cal
and coS for themselves. Pianos for rent. Plans
exchanged. Tuning aud Repairing properly attends
TO-: CARL RICHTER, Agent,
dl6-u 935 Pennsylvsnia svenus
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at the Treasury Department from a party in
New York, who requested that five hundred
old five hundred dollar bill which he inc,osed.
On examiRing the inclosed bill it was discov-
cred that Il was considerably shorter than the
ordinary bulls, and further Investigation re-
ingenuity, 1t being wholly constructed, with the
exception Of one corner, Of small strips Of other
bills Of the denomination Of $500. These strips
which, however, the back OF the note could Be
plainly seen. There were twelve or fiffeen
strips In all, but the right-hand upper corner.
posed Of fhres-eornersd piece torn r rom com
other bill. In order to get these transverse
strips, 1t was necessary TO take . marrow strip
nom each Of twelve Or afteen 500 btils. which
dfteenth OF their length by the operation. Bv
commencing 1t the left end Of one Bill, And cut-
ting strip outof the next bin 10 the rieht of
bill, and cutting other BILLS In tho same
way. the rectangular pieces when laid
together fitted nicely, the engraved lines and
Ard here it may be Stated that the pieces taSen
from the $500 bills did not impair Their value.
q under rule established by Secretary Bout,
wen, any oil from which les than one-half has
Department at the full value OF the original
bill. The writer requested the new money to
be sent him at certain station IN New York,
watch the station and ascertain who called for
the answer Of the Treasury Department to the
request. This was done, and young man
arrested on the charge Of attempting to defrsod
the government. He made q full Confession.
but begged 20 piteously for mercy that the de-
tectiyes and a number OF influential pSrfies in
New York united In nshing Gen. SPINNER to
fOrbesr prosecuting him, as he was the only
support Of an eyed mother and sister, and that
Was HE nrtt offence. The young man also
for mercy, and considering an tie cifeQra-
stsnees, Gen. Spinner concluded 10 take no C.
ton in the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-23

WILLIAM KNABE q CO.,
w BALTIMORE, MARYLANp,
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS.
These instruments have been before the public foe
forty years, and upon their excellence alone.
attained an unpnrchaeed pre-endnenceye
which pron0unces them uneQualed for theirtuv M
tone, touch, workmanship and durability. They
have been awarded sixty i've gold and silver medals
1t different fairs other competitors All Of theiT
SQUARE PIANOS have their new and improved
Overs;rung Scale and AeTa1e.
ORGANS FROM various we'll known factories for sals
sad rent, at REICHENBACH'S,
decl0-tr Plano wareroOms. 423 llth strest
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MApRID, April 23.-Generai yelsrde ma. RI.
nSc tne captain generalshap OF Cafaionia' to
seon Sn ne Va only recently appointed, in con.
v;Scsons 0l msapproval BY the government OF
rnSs sGSn; s Of discipline among the troops
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-23
SUMMER RESORTS.

x NJ II b Il D.
The OSBUBN HOUSE, Leesbure, Va, is now omen
Tor the accommodation of Summer Boarders No
pains will be spared in the endeay or 10 make all com
Portable. tsT3-lm'l JOAB 0SBURN. Proprietor
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-08-25
TIE SURF.

A correspondent from Long Branch
writes that " the fair damsel who tries
to combine becomingness with use in
her bathing suit, generally ends by
looking not only very uncomfortable,
but very Ridiculous. For instance, a
fair female at one of the lower hotels re-
Gently made her appearance on the beach
at the bathing hour, attired in cos
tune which struck arnazement to the
minds of all beholders. A very brie&
tunic of white alpaca trimmed with pale
blue was belted around her slender
waist. Her lower limbs were clad to
the knee in Knickerbocker trousers of
white alpaca, and below these appeared
dainty striped stockings of blue and
white, while her feet were encased ID
white shoes ornamented with blue ro-
sets. A coquettish little hat trimmed
with blue was perched on one side OF
her head, and from beneath it fell heavy
braids Of pale golden hair. With rapid
step and unshrinking confidence she
braves the perils of the angry deep.
The waves break over her, a The
drenched alpaca sclings close to her
rounded shoulder and shapely arm, and
opera.glasses are at a premium on the
bluff. Suddenly huge breaker is seen
to arise and sweep Enthusiastically towards
the shore. n It reaches the group Of
bathers, thunders over them,o and SUBJ
sides. The air Is vocal with shrill little
shrieks of feminine dismay, but loudest
of all rings a scream from the lips OF
the golden-haired nymphs i'm white
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-08-25
| pENlNsYLYAlNIA RAILROAD.
y -Iabnaf sIiEHr onnzr \
-'''NR I'M M ~ r,,,IIlall ,vA,,,n.

ti7g TRUNK LINE 10 The VEST. sa9i9mc
Express trains leave Elizabeth as fellows gamer
TO- A, Al. Fast Line, daily except Sunday flor
Harrisburg, Pittsbprg Cleveland, and, the West,
with Pullman Palace Cars through, without
4 change. to Pittsburg, Fort WAYNE, and Chicaq 90,
and Columbus, Cncinnatl,s and Louisville. and
with Parlor Cars from New York to kittsbtrg n Z
a z: M: Cincinnati Express. daily. for Harris
burg, P1ttsbnrg, and the West with Pullman
Palace Cars through, without change to Pitts
burg, india LANAI louisville, Qiprinnst. St
7.ss pm. southern Express.i daily. for Harris
R burg, flitsborg, and the Southwest with Pull
\ man Palace Cars through, without change. to
Pttsburg, Go umbus and CincinhatiyO 1iF3hi1.
909 Z, M. Pacific Express, daily, tor Harrl sbnrg,
g Pittsburg, and the West, with Pullman Palace
Oars through, without change ID PfttsbIirg
polls. ms
For Baltimore, Washington and the South, yia
Pennsylvahia Ait Line, at ga A. M daily, sss
cept Sunday, with new Pullman Parlor Cars !.
$50 7. NJ. with new Pullman Psrlor and sleen,
ing Cars, and GAG. r. MI daily, With new Puii
inaM Fslace sleeping Cars. and via Philadeihhia
wilmington and Baltimore Railroad, at 9ss a..
Al. daily, except sunday, with chair and com
partment ears attached, 1.10 gp.l AT with com
partmsnt cars, and 9.46 M. daily, with chair
For Newark and New YORK, All, s4o;l d 90, Gao.
no IS, Isl. sic. s'27. 8 49, 91s, aa9, Gao
ao \: 10; SS ll,0s, Liza A, NJ; la4lstl.25 lao.
40, $685. $40. $40 6.1S, 6.O2, $685. Ti0
S.3o,9.io, pas, 1925, and 1i.26F p. M 4 fHu1dsy
traits "a, . 80, 1e.a3, AZ M; sos, Is so,
TIC, 80 and9.29, P. NJ. Il r, Z
For Phil I'd u q So ga 1885, 1ois AZ N.
D phia 5.4o AZ M and $50 r, A., q via Kensing
Fer Hahway, l252I 40. Ti6, Tao, 1885, 9.4S, TO- 80
a; No. !245, li.46, 2!s9, sl4i ssSs,a 4.os.
saSdss flss S5 IN shd sa ahd 80 80
..P. mai US hg19ha9I .I92NsassyI Il sn9f
For New i Bra e d sss4pa 4.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-08-25

Y Sole Agent Of New Jersey for
SCHARF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

= aauiaal edt llA ,'aaia gf99 Yt q
~ an u9di9Id 90 hoi4t oaw uam e
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-08-25
REMEMBER THIS .

a'a ,y3ts REMEMBER THIS :aslg gilh
siThe only one that can refer to work that
has been IN use for more than ten years all
other Ooncretes have proved failures in one
q two years !; we challenge any one to, deny
Y That there are over eight miles 81 our street
pavement laid in the city of Brooklyn. 9i3ii 1ts
- There is more than fifty miles of our Com
crete sidewalk in; the city Of Brooklyn, q raw,
There is over fifteen miles Of our Concrete
in the public parks, city Of Brooklyn. Nt''i4 ~
Greenwood cemetery.iBiaillim auiirjel7
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-08-25
y BANDEsT scHEMnEvER KNOWN.
roUKTHi eRANnea1Fr coNeFpai,

gyst FOURTH GRAND Gift CONCERT ~
gni ~ ~ ~ Eor the benefit Of the ~ ~ ~. -,
adPuBIIo In IJBRApy on i rpnr r1n,r W." 4
edw $4,000 CASH GIFTS s1,5oo,ooo.
Iola Every fifth Ticket Draws q Gift. N"'
lids &C.,. $3.50 900, FOR $50, y,
q The Fourth Grand Gift Concert authorized
py special act OF the i legislature for the bene-
4, 81 the Public Library of Kentucky, will
take place IN FublieL ibiafy Hall, at louis Z
vile, kentucky, onineYe eiiIt, hial aI III
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-08-25
ELfzABRqlH LAUNDRY, neuaI d59s
ia inNo,R ELIZABETH .isPlETI1HFI AVENUE ,,s.f
q Opposite Pruasn's Pottery.

? - 10 xseI!L u 8u0 .Hssif o a4ifef
a All work done in the most thorough, man
ner, and on feaSsnab i terms. ia2i Iy
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-08-25

"A FoKTUNE 3 How BByI lspeccuulatiplea IN
"A; stocks and gold. Capital $40 70 si00 q
VIII pay sl00ste $1,000 aimonth.1 oRnlII exlr
planation sent free. W. u. fHUBBELL IL
CO., Bankers and Brokers, 49, Wall street,
New York. Box 1882. 'sniu''"'i 7l''''
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-08-25
ROOFING MATERIALS FoR SALE.
p Also agent for the sale Of Wiliiamsp. ri
Lumber by the ear load. hA' aN'a'pE

This Lumber is superior to any in Z the
market for buildingpurposes. ggia aG3 o. q
,.se aaf sal
syM 1aetia bna---i agriqc u J
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-08-25
BARBER q ribbon,

sh slq} .issis baDI;t ael 81 ,Ynal
4i9 Mi 9mod 8ldaii0H l9aihlifal ggmf
General Agents for the State Of New Jer-
soy for the 49,. w. -. T. -,
lf1fr ~ fts.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-08-25
New Advertisements.
$4,000 FOR 20 CENTS. J

p Before you start on q journey. buy an Ac-
cident Insurance Ticket Of the Railway Pas
sengers Assurance Company, Of Hartford,
Conn. Tickets for sale at railroad stations.
Ask for an insurance Ticket. Ha''!
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-12-06
A New Financial Scheme.

A Washington special to the
New York Times says that a bill
will be introduced in Congress fol
a law which shall authorize the
secretary Of the Tseasury TO issue
coin certitica es of different de.
10 uiaatiORS in exchange far bai+
+ a az the mines in the Territ0,
les. This a1ee gtC would seem
10 contpmplate the Hlti,utte own
erohip bE the Government Of the
entire bullion product Of the
county as rapidiy as it shall be
It is presumed that
-2 L----.~-s aud mining corpora
tons will rather sell their butIion
to the Government at the mines
than incur the hazard and ex.
pense Of shipment.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-12-06
SAN DIEGO BRANCH.
For Santa Barbara, San Pedro
aud San Diego.

Steamer will leave for above ports every
Thursday, at 9 A. NJ.
Steamer SENATOR, Capt. NJ. Harloc,
Thursday. January ID. calling at San ST.
mron and San Luis O5ispo for passengers
only.
Steamer PACIFIC, Capt G. II. Douglass
wLllsall Thursday, December 26rh for SaIta
Barbara San Pedro and San Diego; Also
January 9th, fnr same ports, unde: COM
mand of Capt Il G. Johnston.
Steamer MnRoNGO, Capt. G. H. Doug
lass, sailing Thursday, January 10th, and
steamer ORiZABA, Capt. i. q J"hnston.
Thursday, January ODD, for Santa Barbara
San Pedrl and San Diego. will resume the
regnar service as per ScnrduIe.
Returning, leave San Diego every Mon
day and San Pedro Tuesday.
Through bills of lading signed, ana thr0'
tickets sold from and to all p"rtS on the
San Diego route, TO and frn'n New YORK,
Europe, Mrxcn and Central America at
San srancsco tariff rates.
c. P. TAGGART, Agent,
ia25 If ---------~--Sa -IieGn~--
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-12-06
Ac ,ording to a California paper

Ac ,Ording to a California paper,
young lady of that State, in tell
ing gentleman about her YoSe.
mite trip, said the scenery was
gorgeCuS-perfnctly ravishing-
out she didn't like their style of
iOcOmoti0n down there. "HOw's
hat?" said her friend, chow did
YOU IGc1mote?" "Why don't you
think" she replied, Il had to
ride C. ln clotheS-pin
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-12-06

A Western editor met a well
educated farmer recently and 1n-
formed him that he would like 10
nave Someth ng from his pen;
me farmer sent him q pig ana
charged him 50 70.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-12-06

"Ye are the children of the de-
viii" was the text of a divine in
the morning, and in the afternoon
he said, "Children obey your pa
rents -
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-12-06

The following items, in a list of
Jrizps. appear i'll the Publishers
Ue2h{y of October 18Th:
"One hundred dollars for the
best child's head (boy) less than
six years old.
"One hundred dollars for the
best child's head (girD less than
six years Old"
This Is q horrible way for an
ld~erti5er 10 puCthe matter Wat.n
the awards referred to are only
for the "best specimens OF photo-
graphs"
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-12-06

PaItee, the last Maine murder
rr, can speak four langu 'ges, play
,ase b Ill, lecture on Temperance,
md ride Il race horse, and there
are petitions for his pardon.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-12-06

A man in a blouse-scene Paris,
If cOurse-presents b0i,ie Ofper-
tune to his beloved. saving:
When you smell this you will
regret that your Creator did not
make you all nose"
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-12-06
Rough on Lawyers.

The last rough one on lawyers
comes from the Vest Uuion. Ii
says: a dying client sent for
lawyers Rickle and Fuller, of
course, t0 1raw the will they
supposed h would make. Judge
of their surprise When his ~
quest Was that ~ snouid 81, 4
0n each $ Of aim. SO he cuultl
die like Jo.u. Christ"
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-12-06

y gentleman was chiding his
son for staying out late at night.
and said "Why, when 1 WIS
yOnr age my father would NOT let
me go out of the house after
dark. ''Then you had Il Ounce
of a father, you had" said the
young prodigy; Whereupon the
father very rashiy vnciferaled, 81
had a confounded sight better
than you have, you young ras-
cal" ;"
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-12-06

E""-v MnHaa- morning. Reta~oiae next
duy Cornecting at Maricopa W..ls WIZ
the Yuma and Tucson mail lHr.
This is tie quickest and safrs' ranir
from Northern Arizona to Tucson au@
Yuma, conntciing at Yuma with John G
CaprOn's line of stages tor Sar Di go
JAS. : MOORE. Proprirtors
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-12-06

Nj y had a little lamb with
which she used to tus>el; she.
,natched the wool all off its back,
md stuffed it in her hustle. The
anb soon saw he had been
1eectd. and in passion flew; but
MARY got up on her ear and
stuffed the lamb in, too.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-12-06

IN a late. severe gale a lady
asked a neighhor if he was not
afraid his house would blow aWsS
"Oh, no." WoS the answer
mortgage on it is so he's
make that imposSi - -