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He Dives Three Times for HE Drswnins
Mother, and kescaes Her.

On Thursday, the oath ult., Fred Berry
man, aged IL wears, rOwcu his nOtner Mrs Bcr-
TyIuan, and two II his sisters. rOth younger
than himself, across tue ST. Croix, In New Bruus-
wick, 10 Calais. in a Sun II boat. When they
reached their destinstiDn Fred helped one OF
tue iittie Ritls to cl .nber up tue wharf ana TOOK
hef To pace VI safety. Nnrn tie returned for
the otner ne found ner running ABOUT the boat
SCREAMING, " " here IS NV niHmmaf Fred
uguuy COZ Jectarr tuat MS mother had fallen
overheard, auu Dsiug a cay tal swimmer, though
SO young, Owed iuim, dtatey into ,he water,
where TIE saw bduoies arising, and q the
god fortune to and la bringing her To
the surt &c, but could d. no more, ana
Mrs. berr,nan, Ike every other person
In Danger OF being drowned. kept holdiuR On
To hin, wlule DOtn we're SINKING aSatI where.
upun Fred Cried Odt, On, mother, don't drown
ne J" ON winch, stun real. luz ner senses, hrs.
BerrNm. u urOpD. her hDid Of him and pushed
him from her and tuen sank the second tune.
freI. In al agony OF grief, ulSed and pulled Ter
10 the surface again. AGAIN sne sank liza, ply
there Wa, no ca rent at the tine, anu wnen Tue
notl- lttlU fellow nel.su her u the thlid Time.
lie Icceedsu Uy as aperuulnan effort la placins
her Tixut uaud, which Open gu tue stern OF
tue bot. ana there Mrs. BetfylD.n, though Oy
that time uNeriy luscious, told hulI aud
h,lu On III FREQ inOunteu the IA ri snu brought
some men al WORK near Uy u her assistanoe.
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fence--using expressions not ovef compli-
mentarv, and then the SIX pricked no
their ears and listened. The counsel Tor
tho defence reminded the speaker tn he was
not In the hauit Of receiving such hiRh compi-
mente In open court. Hut the PROSECUTOR, not
noticing the interruption, cun inned to send his
shaft OF sdrc SIN ana abuse with "A liberal hand.
A bio stood between these two loving dis.
tiplcs OF Kent, and the much-abused counsel
mounting Vt, began to lay his cane about the
broad shuu ders of the speaker with touch
which showed how much he WIS In earnest.
4" ay on, Mac" cried voice from the crowd.
Nv natsoever thy nds bnd to do, do 1t with all
thy i'ight.' shouted another. he 0elsoOred
alto ney, selling char, hurled II at mis- oppo-
nent, MT II missed its mark and went or. shnR
against the wall opposite. Toe cries OF the
Judge on the bench Tor Orderl oiderl" were
drowned In the confusion.
Arrest the combatants," cried the Judicial
funcuonMy. One VI the attendant officers
started for ths hero OF the canc, but hadn't
knocked the officer down. rhe Judge, seeine
the turn Of Affairs, descended from mis- luf,y
seat, aud, taking six-shooter from the noored
officer, sid that he would restore order m the
court. 0t the 8 me ame waving the deadly
weapon over his heat. Tue crowd knew the
Judge too well to doubt Tor moment that he
meant what he said, Nd stood not upun the
order OF their gong, bu. went at once. when
books. &C. through the All during the con1i ~
began to clear up. aud somewhat OF the dignity
OF the court was restored. tue Judge said that
he regretted sucn "A thing shOni have happen
ed IN a /, xas court, and reg etltd II the more
that his court SHOULD TIE the 60 me OF such a
uisgt aceful liar. that in tue futse when law
yers could not control tneirtenp,r"f hts court
he would give them an opportunity = fepair to
a more suitable 0elJ, where they mis- No satiate
Il, IT thirst for blood.
The attorneys were Hned twenty-five dollars
each, and the gentleman VINO hoored tn oficer
was called on to pay 500 as his share In the en-
tel, aiumeut.
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TRAINING A USTdNG.
The Experience of ~ Young Man who Pria>a
Himself On his Horsems nrhtp. z
u N,Io orIedn, Bulletin.


A sale of unbroken Texas mustangs took
place on Barunne street the other dav, aud
young WhItuarsn. VINO rather prided htuseu
on hrs riding, bought one. lie thought IL would
be 40 pleasant to Train him aud teacn MIN all
sorts OF little tricks 20 no had HIN taken to
s earrings stable anu Instructed the hoe tiers to
take good care OF MN and To he gentle with
HIN. After the mustang got Reotle enough to
pertnit nis food to be put over from an auJuin-
ing stall without irving Ia jump over
there and Kick the hostler 10 smith
Greens, Wnitmarsh thought he would tide
him. Accordingly he sent wuru around 10 the
stable to have the horse reauy for him at
O'Clock THAI fteruoun, aud he appeared upon
the scene promptly a. that h ur. dressed IN =
new riding suit gotten Nv expressly for the coca
sion. Af.er sever fuitless attcmuts to get ON
the mu-tan2's back he At last succeeded IN get
ting into the saddle and putting his feet into The
stirrups, and then he SAID t. the OoNS holding
him. " Lot MIN CO. They DID let hin go, aud
tue first mp lie made measured fourteen ieet.
lie uluu't stay wDere tie struck NJ enough
to say scat" nut shot out to one side about
eight feet, and then made tn bystanders won
der " the walking beam OF low pressure
Steamboat coulI 40 w and down AS fast as that
mustang. Then he went straight u In the AIR
and land, d on tue ground s.iG -egSed, and the
the horse must nave tail n from tnc ROOT of n
house. Funding that fail, tue horse ran
for twenty or thirty, yards a last a. he
could 20, and suddenly sto ped s'ork
stii. just at that moment Whitmat-h saw a
fuend with whom he IVA. imvoftant business,
and. not having time to dismount In tue Us al
way, went ugut over the mustangs nead, ana
although the distance from tue horses b OK to
the freud Was i've tv ieet- WbitmMsh only
| lacked two feet OF reaching niu.
ibey carried HIM home ON stre'cher, and
after ten hours uncert inty he gave proof that
he was alive by opeding IA, eyes. As soon as ne
could speak tie gave instructions to present the
mustang to MS worst enemy, man who lived
next door but one. ana whose seven children
were each provided with TN trumDet- lie
don't take the same Interest In horseback rid
lag as formerly, aud Tor the next SIX weeks us
wife has no fear Of his peing out Iate at night.
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One of the straugest accidents we were
ever called upon to record occurred last Friday
to Daniel Lord, worthy Young man about II or
y wears old. who lives at Rama. Ala. twenty Eve
miles frp tins city. With party of friends he
went to what Is known IA We vets Mil Punn,
for the purpose Of seiuing. The y rty dragged
the pond once. and he went out on the banks to
secure the 0sh. The partv proceeded to seine
back across the pond. leaving bin where he was
with two fish. n trout and perch, In hts nd.
when the q rtv arrived a; the opposite side,
he concluded to join them by swimming
across. so determinine. he placed the Hsh In
his mouth and st rtcd across. The perch being
the smaller Of the two. he could not get grip
on It vii h his teeth, and before he had reached
half wav the pond II had worked around and
houndered down his throat, producing death by
strangnlaton I'm less than three minutes. His
body was Immediately rescued by his friends
and carried to house near bv, and medical aid
--Drs. Sellers and Mufrell-summoned. OF
course life q extinct, an nothing could be
done hey ond removing the nsh.
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prs,s.rsn. w,fc aud Catholic Husband.
ftOn Me 8rnonors American, Sspf &c.

A decree of divorce a vlnculo ma tri-
monii WAS granted yesterday by Judge Gilmnr,
81 the CITY Circuit Court, to Clara Donnelly from
her husband, John Marion llonnelly, the former
to have the guardianship OF tho minor chlld ~
from contracting marriage with any other
woman during tho plaintiffs lifetime. One Of
husband, IN addition To falling to provide for
her support, repeatedly insisted on her present
Ing herself before Catholic priest Tor
there, marriage having been sulemnized
by Protestant clergyman, This Mrs Donney
refused Ia do, and his circumstances on that
point became 40 frequent and violent that she
determined to leave him. Donnely Is a Cath
Ole, and was anxious that the marriage cere-
mohy should be solomnized according to the
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How n Fa, Man subdaed a Robber.


Yesterday morning about o'clock, q
German named +. ed W eisenDerg, while pro-
cerding along Market street, near Nlneteentn,
On his way hUne, was luterctpiei ny Two rOugh-
looking G. - Omsrs, VINO asked nm Tor MS N"lu-
abes. lie plaClulY Ddde them IL 20 10 Jericho.
AMI made a vigorous Iunge Tor the throat Of tho
spokesman, At tue same time shouting PodceI
Tue two daring nlEuwaynen quaAed al the so
norOus cry, aud turning on tnrir heels darted
on ~ hvrN y ce. Inc German started after
one u them down the street, And Was ining
on hltn when tue fellow turned and discharged
shut u his pufsueT Tue stOlid German, I'M
dlsmdNed by the II al and the warning whistle
81 Tue bullet past las ear, sped on ana followed
the luglliNe iuto DARK street, where tue latter
hoped nlnioly over fence. 10 follow the
leader III TINS ldai Instance proved To ne the
most dlstre' slng ex crience OF the evening for
tue corpulrnt term "a, Uut after much eNerttun
anu cousideraule puniI ~ he cltmered to the top
an fell over with thud upon the PROSTATE
body OF the robDer, who was crouched under
the shadow ol the fence comp 'rtriy exhausted,
with DeTrinRer clutched IN his hst rne Ger
man took the pistol aw ~, and lifung his corpu-
lent form up blow hiulseI to drop on the
frightened man three 6r four times untl ne
begged for mercy. lne @ ptOr forced him 10 re-
scale the leuCe, "nd mdIGhed MIN To prison,
where he charged with assault to murder
aud attempt to roo. In MS pocAets were found
"a numOer Of burglars tools.
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SATURDAY. Sept 23-FLoUR AND MEAL-Low-
state and %s..sts supsfsSs; i..osa;ss tx 3.
ssira. ,iocs.ssd 90: Xxx spd i5-,5sssi2s
Ss s1 i, sssqs Sy hps ss Is
Southern bakers and family brands, id5oet7so'
Western, q, 15as2 90; Brsndy~ine' sssoStss0. Rye
CorfoS~spot nrm. out less active, sales manly for
Mdens gp,nds su sS fu.S. r. ds
kossmoer q il 8 iJe. pscemSef Iii.c ;.eu y a
a isc sad MY is siSS LysTsogI was rin and
800 S6i' Inc udSs eisfa SfSs at sleSs and Western
ehc, for western and Guy long Gear Y, meat dun.
n5d 9gst on The sPo. "a nearly n9 n s a.
IN me .5 e ,.'seT , rSS ss els se STSR
Dressed hog lcvsrm 7ssesSe. Best steady; sai,er
gi.ee.. sessoc. v. tern, common to good i5es
Sfie. ss f isSc western nat ana eheddsr 7siie.
Egss nrue- 4 ei@27c. Tor Western and nearby
ter & 1900 =. gElF Sp sT red si %p
an. and Barre, ami AMI iq ne" yc no ra sd
ss. 9c ba IN ae%'ss sSs prime very a,@
sses $4,000 oush at 56aooc for new western mix d,
uRocEhIrs RIO coffee Wa. very army WIN ,msl .oek
s ns 700 psmcr s SaY'9s mptoS a.. sco
we're taken out Of stock ieavng supply OF II 22s
cabo SOLD at 1sQi7c., gold Moasses and nee quiet
aud unchanged. kas Sugar we're dull and nOninhlly
unchanged. Al sAegc for fair 10 good rennLg sales.
20 thus molAsses grades al Sic, rtnned quiet at
lUJsaiikc tor hards.
SUSpRiEs- spirits turpcniine arm. closing at S7s
este win previous sales of go bbs at 30 sXibsc.
Resins Ia demand and nrmer at u POO 81 p6 for
str'ined TO good. Petroleum vas quiet hut urn, at
ltec fer crude IN bulls. ana ioe for renoed m bots.
ocean freignts we're moderately active aud stealy
grain TO Liverpool by steam 7si do TO Card d. bs sd
Rotterdam bs.; naphtha TO Hayre at IS. v DBL. Taow
xas nrm and IN fair request At &c. for pre. WhisKey
arm at tl12.
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what the FLYERS Won.

The winnings In the septilateral circuit, which
embraced the Cleveland. Bufilo. Rochester. Uucs,
PougnAeep,ie, Hartford. and Springfield meetings.
wcre Goldsmith Maid. s900o, Rirus sio,oJ0i Sam
Purdy, $500, smu0ger. 300 Adelaide. $500 4,
tIs75. Hannah D., 1880; Lutte Fred a. 40: Judge
Fuller on and BodIue, A,too each Great Eastern aud
General Grant, f27 each; Carrie, o. $685. Irene,
1880 Ino, t3S75 Frank az 800 GOV sprague, t2dOOl
Lucille adjust. 5000, Cor tie, Dick Swvelltr and
Matte, 1900 each. the Z stcst time made 2ld
by Culdruniu Maid in Hun 10,
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a TEXAS COURT SCENE.
A Bnule Between LAWYERS The Judge Re-
store. Order with "a six-shooter.

WACO, Texas, Sept. ll.-The court was in
session the presiding Judge occupied the CHI .r
Of state with all becoming dignity the IriaOnef
at the bar arralgned for .iaged cruel y to AMI
m H. sat with bowed head while the DrOseont-
in- attorney hurled mis- thunderbolts, and gave
20 tne case and the prisoner the darkest
oolprinG. The jury nodded until tho speaker
commenced berntiDg the counsel for do
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san Joaquin branch, p5yf C, r. l. and Pacnc y. 10,
W; u I. coupon, 100, 1os Toledo and ubssh con.
soi1 ted, ~ Union Pscinc 1sts, 1915 Miwaukee ard
q. Paul tonsohd ted ~ King fund, SS49sS Western
Pacnc bond, 1O2 New Jerpery Central convertible
S3It<d6t New Jersey Central lists consolidated. %
Lake snorc registered tsts 1OiN
Inc opening, highest, lowest, and r. NJ. closing
pic % Of stocks tV-uay verci
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rites Of his church, although making no obiec-
ton TO being married. by the Protestant clergy
man upon the beginning of their married life.
Kis wife " a Protestant. and evidently Of tho
opinion that ono marriage ceremony Is sufficient
To all tntents and purposes.
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lower, but tess active lenlgh and Wilkcsharre consO
idated having dcchned from 63tt To 81. the principal
uansacliOs we're A. iouOws Lehigh anO WllkesOarre
consolidated, G2i milwaukee, and ". Paul hts, La
tohdated coupon gold nonds, oS7s Morris sDi Essex
2d- lO6As Erie 2ls, lOOIa kTlr H. pSle iiunnihli
an ~. Joseph 10, convertible rs Mltchlgiu Central
"a, 1924 Central Pacihe gold bonds ll0A, delaware
2ds 63ti O., O. o. and isls, llO1s Central facinc,
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Sur sal, ano TO GEL


Sor SALE ano 10 GEL.
A STORE and dwelling; rent sii, nrst.rste stand
~ for narOer ker. produce; rcnt free II unsuc-
ccssu LOO orchard 81 Greenp1int. aroo <yn +. d
PARrMENT- TO LET IN house sss East 7stL
~ st. IN or rooms In complete order desirable
for quiet families renis. - anu ~.
FACTORY, two d. RS To Jet low suitable for
y NOTWITHSTANDING or other purposes. Apply At A2d
Wet 47th It, stables.
LIME CHANCE for a barter To LET. a ne { room
i suitable FOR barber IN the best location dosn
town. New st.
OFrS to let.-Loits In 18Th st. betwe IN 81 and Attn
avs, with power; also I'd hpor OF ia East 1ttn st,
opposite Academy OF Music. Inquire OF
y. GkOrE co. on the premises.
hFFiCES 10 LET IN ,econd story SUI building
front anu rear. well light ID @nd sean heae1 A.
pNat sun Publication % nee Nasal and Fran Sort 90,
nNF-STORY frame mouse. containing 81 ut rooms
~ ana cellar. Tor sale. 800 loAth a.. near 5th
I,uE STORE. l5j Nassau st.. sun building 20 let
Il suitable for banking insurance or general bn.l-
les, steam heated. Apply al the sun PaJheatioI
once. 40 Nassau
ITO RENT low, At Beievie, Y. j., cottage. barn.
Il ana acres OF land Inquire OF
JAMES SCOTT, Franklin road.
ITO IET-second noor OF private house, 40 Leroy
i ST.; III rooms, modern Improvements rent, $50.
rI,O IEr-store noor with rooms above suitable
for any business 40. As Crosby It.
= FORSYTH rT,-stors, rooms, s rooms, lsi and
- % nuors noor, rooms llga Forsytn 81 Apply 20
the housskeeper.
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DnNNsYLyA>IN NAILR0AD.


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York wa DesbrOsses aud Cortlandt
etrc, 10 ferries, as follows
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South
win Pun au Palace Cars attached, i:.D \. NJ, and
$50 l.. VI. SUNDAY. q aul $3.50 4. ".
For Miamspurt, Lock Have Cory, and Erie at $40
sud $50 T. NJ connecting ~ turrv Tor Iitusvine
Petroleum. Centre and the of Regions.
For BALTIMORE. Washington, nn1 the Sol h, Limited
Washington E1pfcss ~ Pullman PArlor cars daily,
except su day $50 \ NJ. arrive Washington i1a
PM: Regular st $40 y. NJ. gao ami H. NJ. sunlaS
Fxnrcss for Pnnafei1bl. $50. $40 0;8o A. NJ 1885,
2,iu. r. T. o. d. T. $50 % z. st. aud I2 nIaht. ArcomnO
Uatlnu A. ~. an iil0 = q suud y, \ 4. NJ, D, d.
:. $50, ami 4. N. Emlgrant and eco MI class.
+. NJ
FOR Crntenrial Denot NJ $50 $50 7al, T. $40 go
A. " 1880 3, ans I T.. NJ. Ga SUNDAY . A. u. Re
turning. leave ttnf"uW Depot n 7.ih. = q, 1850
A. NJ. L. ll5. 3. $3.50. iij. $50 D. 800. aud 100 n n.
"a SUNDAY, 7ilO A. N aud T. VI
For trains 10 Newark EllIacth, RAILWAY, Princeton.
Trenton, Perm ANNOY, bennington, ividere. and
other ints, lota schedules ~ a Tic set Oices.
Trains arrive From Pttsnu m GEO and 1890 A. n.
ana loenP NJ. daily; l0lO A. NJ. aud $50 T. ", daily.
$50 A. NJ, 40, $40. and l02o 4. " surd,y 6s3OA.
NJ. From Philadelphia. 5.u5. d;2O ESQ 1910, li20.
ll:5O A NJ g;lO 35O. slO. $40 Gao $50, 7:35, 7I0.
$40. aud logo r. VI su!daN, sos. GEO, ESQ. 1910.
1880 " $50 and 1920 p NJ.
Ticket ONCE, $50 AVID VA broadway, No. Aston
House, and foot OF DesbTo-scs ana C1rt indt sts.t
No. Court st., BROOKLYN ia, ia and IFS hudson ST.,
Hon Ken Depot Jersey CITY. Immigrant IlcSct ONCE
No \ Battery place.
FKANk THOMSON y. VI. pYD. Jr,
Genera Manager. General Pa scnser Agent
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Saonas sanRs.

SAyISEs BANK News and r lasle Information
= lways he found IA the none Stfegnfrf, a
family paper devoted 20 the interests OF dep eit1r
Published the 1t of every moutl al A. Broad IT, Ncw
YOrS; subsrlption price, so cents agar Send names
plainly written.
SIXPENNY ,AviNGs BANK, Broadway aud
- Aston piacr. Fsta"lirne n 1883 tn< omen diiY
from 10 A. NJ 10 sP N. Eve cents 10 5000 received.
fU,O SAVINGS BANk DEPO~IrOR -.-Ihe
i failure Of 80 many savings HHnks has induced me
TO publish list 81 the safe sound and reliable sayng
Bsnss OF this city. ~hch Will send TO any address
rece pt Of 30 cents by M H.. Address
r., Il. LORD. box $3.50 New York I. o.
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snstructlcu.

DI0F. TDMUND CLARK, 7dS Proadv,v
i tcac Ier Of me guitar organ, barI', ~. eirglnG
az "a lessons.
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- Trans cave Long Island CITY, Sunday excepted.
fro depot nor h Of ferry.
For f'u-hing COlcg. Point. and VIII cstonc ass,
SEQ o. 10 II 90 NJ; 1..n5. lass 3Ud 400. bO3, 53l
sos 1891, 1:UI. 1:35. sos. 1u:iO 4. NJ, 12:iO A. NJ
For Gr'at Neck Branch d3j, 1889 A. al; l. 400 oSi.
7Ot p. VI.
For Crceinoor. Gardcn city md Hemntead; 7.32,
900 1893 \. NJ. l. 2'O3, 4:3i, b:O3 6O5, 1;O4 T. NJ.
FOR ralylon g;O5 A. Nj 2:OJ, 503 4. NJ Pltchogue {;
2OJ ABB ~
From south OF ferry. For Jtmaicl d.35, 1909,
$50 gn5 lOO3 1880 A. NJ So3, 4:o4 sos. $3.50, Cos.
o. 20. p ~
4o4, s. $50 z "; For Locu'I Valley; i;s6. $50.
1898 A. Nj 1903 400 sos $50 $50 L. VI. For Port
Jen,r.on e:sj, 1905 A. Nj 5:03 r. VI Northpor, 400.
$3.50 7. NJ For Greenport aud sag lIar5r e;oo A ~;
iO3P NJ Riverheau, sos r NJ Tasc James slip ferry
from A. VI. to7 T.. NJ nsf an hour, or 3ita st Terry
kl,t river, fifteen n5) minutes before departure VI
ira
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d1luniso-

wANTED-A lead gIazicr at SAMUEL VESTS
w us Eliot e.. Boston, Mass.
COLO SIS PER DAY can DC made by wide.awake
mo Democrats OF good I'D rcrsi no investment no.
tal on J. H. SLIPPER. $40 Broadway.
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financial.

finantiaL
NOTICF.-The annual meeting Of the stool holdcr-
~ Of the Sheiheli -DryuG Nachine COMPANY -
Sea YORK will be hrld for %" purpose Of elecing II
trustees and telie.s for the ensuing year At -. Alta
IL Brook L. Monday Oct. ., 1879, al L.
NJ. Polls open from TO 4. NJ.
JANIS McGUIGAN. Secretary
BROOKLYN, Sept. e2, 1870
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ITNION DIME >IvINU- BANk,

" Nos 500 aud 3pS Canal st, corner l. tght.
Opeu oail., 10 Ia ., AMI Monday evening" bt17.
ASH ~ OVER TWELVE MILLION DOLLARS.
suRrLus over ONE MILLION ana one HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLAR Money dr Oslted or be-
fore Oct. will bear interest from Oct |.
g. CuArIS. Treasurer. y. }. HAISEs, President.
I. FLOYD JONES, Secretary
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STEAMBOATS, auo RaiIroao,.

N LIGHT.
Centcnnlnl visitors enjoy view OF the beet ana
most magnificent scenery of ne Highland the Hud-
son by travelling on the
PEOp1 ELS LINE
OF elegant and c,mmodous noats passing West Point
all places Of interest eariv the evening. and
meeting at Albany with morning trains for chicago and
All points north aud vest
Boais irAve daily at q p. VI. from Per Al Penn
syvania Railr0l Pier m New IOrN. trstcgss tekets
good HUDSON River Railroad will secure passenger
aud staterOom Der hs Ia exchange. satcrOOs warmed
by steam. Me ls on the European plan.
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Eon NOnwALk DIRECT.

[ meeting with Danbury Norwalk ana New Haven
Railroads by steamer AMERlCUS, daiiv SUNDAYS
excepted) fr IN Jewels docs brooklyn, 2.3O T. NJ;
Pier 81. Esst RIVER 2:i5 T. NJ foot of $50 st., East
river, at L. NJ Fare, IS cents Excursion iickets 20
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I,OK II. e. per cnadron, delivered SUPERIOR quality
I Tor families ami manutsc. uTers. send postal card
~ j. SMITH.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-11
Yuma County.

The Sentinel of March f, says:
 The steamship Newbern, from San Francisco, arrived at the mouth of the river on the 26th ultimo. Among her passengers were Major Throckmorton, Lieutenant Howe and Dr. Morgan of the army, with IA recruits.
 James M. Barney has shipped dur ing the week, by Daguerre's train, for Tucson, 15,OOO pounds of citizen and Government freight; and received from Florence, 5000 pounds of Silver ore, and from Gov. Stafford, Tucson, by train of Escobosa, 14,OOO pounds of silver ore.
 David Neahr has shipped during the week, by Daguerres train, $500 pounds of merchandise, for Tucson and way stations; by F. Amabisca's train. l2,000 pounds for Tucson and way stations; and by Jesus Contreras' train, 5000 pounds for Phoenix.
 The c. s. \. Company new steam CT Mohave, made her first appearance yesterday afternoon, beautiful craft and sits on the water like duck. We have no doubt that she will prove to be the best steamer that the Company has built on the river.
Arizona citizen., 1876-03-11
Proposals for Forage and Fuel.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT ARIZONA, l OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER, PRESCOTT, ARIZONA, Feb. I, 1876. ] GEALED PROPOSALS, in tripIicare- sub - ject to the usual conditions. will he re- ceived at this office. until I2 o'clock noon on March 18th, 1876, at which time and place they will bc opened in presence Ofbid- derS, for furnishing and delivery of mlli- tary supplies during the fiscal year com mencing July I, 1876. and ending June 30, ls77, as follows: BARLEY BRAN. CORN, HAY. STRAW, HARD and SOFT WOOD, and CHARCOAL, or such Of said supplies as may be required at Fort Whpple and Whipple Depot, Yuma Depot, Fort Yuma, Camps Apache, Bowie. Grant, Lowell, Mcdowell, MOjave and Verde,
 Proposals for either class Of the stores mentioned, or for quantities less than the whole required, will he received.
 The Government reserves the right to TO- Ject any or all proposals. A preference will be given Co articles Of domestic pro- ductiOn.
 Blank proposals and printed circulars stating the kind and estimated quantities required at each Depot and Post, and giy- Ing full instructions as to the manner of bidding, conditions to be observed by bid ders, and terms of contract and payment, will be furnished on application tO this office, or to the quartermasters at inc varl- ous DepOtS and Posts named.
 Envelopes containing proposals should be marked, Proposals for Barley, Corn. Wood, &c., fas the ease may bel at fhere name Depot or Post and addressed tO the undersigned,
 Local proposals to be addressed to The quartermasteT of the Depot or Post for which the bid is intended. and marked as above.
 JIG. CHANDLER. Maj. and Chief Quartermaster Dept, A T.
 February iS, 1873. 2~i'