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The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04
FREIGHT ARRIVALS.

MARIcoPA, Septcmber 30th . PhGnix--M L Peralta, 153 sund, 10, 4S5; Ellis, Asher & Co, 42 sund, 4,- t9S; Goldberg Bros 2 1-2 bbls D wine 40; G Coats, 16 fruit and cutter, tins crackers, 9s5.
 Prescoit-Jow Hop, 2s sund, 1850 W NJ Buffum, 3 cs furniture, 40; N & G Ellis, 13 sks coffee, bacon 5 bxs 3 bales, 2329.
 Tcmpe-J T Priest, is sund, $50.
 Bumblebee-A J Bobo, 34 pkgs, 2475.
 Seymour-Kimble Bros. pkgs l55.
 MARIcoPA, October Prescott, \. G. Ellis, A pkgs sund.
 Tip-Top-St. James & Dawes, 1 case drugs; D. Hatz, barrel whisky.
 Tiger Mine Sheklcs X Co.,, sew ing machine; Ton. Lung, 21 pkgs. of Chinese goods.
 Phenix-M. L. Peral.a, pkg peas, 3 cases jellies, 12 boxes tobacco. 1 case drugs, 3 cases beans, , boxes soap, bale of paper bags, 1 box blacklng, bag -twine; Geo. Coats, 1 box of figs; NJ. NJ. Jacks, box hardware
 MARIcoPA, Oct. Sd, 1879.
 Wickenburg-R Collins, ? pkgs, 1890.
 Phenix-G Goats, 50 sund, 4175 E Irvine 6 Co, IS sund, 243O; c A Ferguson, s pkgs, e5; c Coats, 9 pkg 3S5; Miguel Casteneda, 2 sund, 100.
 wEDNEsDAY-ADDITI
 Phenix-Ellis, Asher & Co. 61 sund, 4422; Geo E Mowry, 1 pkg, 140; F A Shaw, 3 sund, S3O; J NJ Gregory, 5 bxs apples, 2S5; c Coats, 16 sund, 76o; Goldberg & Son, 9 sund, 490.
 Seymour-Kimblc Bros, 9 sund, 1I15.
 Prescott-Dan Haiz, 1T sund, 38S4 i; Kelly & Stephens, 1 pkg, 11o;- W M Buffum, 2 sund, 366:
 Telnpe-J T Priest, 12 sund, 640. Tieer-Tiger II Co.,, IA sund, 1880.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04
School Statistics.

The National Commissioners of Education have issued their report for the year 1877. The shool re- turns from the thirty-eight States and nine Territories are included, with the single exception of the rev cnues of Wyoming. The entire school population is fixed at 15,227,- 74a. The revenues, not including Wyoming Territory, are, sSe, ,S66, IT; i; expenditures, sSo, ,2S3 45S, The low
 est annual expense per capita is in North Carolina; tie highest in the Cherokee tribe, Indian Territory, the limit being s1 39 in the former and $35 $ in tbe latter. The high est average of salaries for male or fe- male teachers is in Nevada. Cali fornia follows close 10 Nevada, and is in advance of any thickly populat- ed State. There are 152 Normal Schools, ], ,199 instructors and 37,G72 pupils. Of 276a graduates for the year, ,e73 are engaged in teaching.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04
 LOCAL LlNES.
From Fridays Daily.1


 G. A. Treadwcll, es the VaRure Mining Company. is in from Wick enburg.
 Wharton < Sheets, county phys icians, advertise their professional card in the HERALD.
 J. $. Beyers solicits share of the pubic patronage at the Plaza Board ing House near the flour mill
 The Southern Pacific Railroad of Arizona advertise in this issue, their starting time from Maricopa.
 Julius Bauerlin, Frank Andreas,- and Louis Dah started yesterday af ternoon on a prospecting trip in the sou,le .s.ern part of the Territory. G. A. Strickland, of Seymour, aG- vertises in this issue, that he will pay ten dcllars reward for Che recovery of one black horse branded L. $.
 Carl Scherer, of the California bakery, will III few days commence moving to the building opposite the pest -ofIice that was formerly used as & restaurant.
 G. ". Curtis, of Gillett, calls the attention of tho travelling public to his I'ip-To17hotel at Gill-tt. Read what he has to say il his advertise mcnt on this page.
 Professor Thompson will this even ing, at eight o'clock, commence his dancing school. His terms will be found in our advertising columns. We tcspeak for him $ large attend ancc.
 J. II. Henson calls the attention of il.c public to his new Phnnix Bakery, opposite fla Court House. Twelve loaves of bread for one dol lar, and excellent pies ard cakes always on hand.
 Mir. Durkee. the quartz transpor- tation contractor Of the Vulture, ar rived in town Tuesday He reports everything progressing finely al t5c mine, and the mill in the best of run ming order
 The second performance of Mowry < Ryland's Circus last evening was, as on the first night, witnessed by large crowd, many new features were added and very entertaining programme presented. Tomorrow night another performance will be given Superintendent Cusilerf6sry wifi leave this morning for Seymour The bullion he brought down thi. trip almost relieved the company of financial troubles, and he reports with one more week $ the entire debt will be paid The successful run- ming of thIs company will be the means of throwing into circulation in the valley many thousands dol lars per month
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04

aIen and Women Grant has seem
 During General Grants famous tour around the globe, now happily ended, he was received with distin- guished honors by the following princess, potcntates and powers of s,lc earth. besides, many others not mentioned:
 Queen Victoria of England, King Leopold of Belgium, the Khcdivc of Egypt, the Sultan of Turkey, King Humbcrt of Italy Pope Leo XIII. President MacMahon of France, the King of Holland, Emperor William of Germany, Prince Bismarck. King Oscar of Sweden, the Emperor Alex. anicr of Russia, eiie Emperor Fran. cis Joseph of Austria, King Alfonso of Spain, President GFevs of France, Nj. Gambetta' Viceroy Lytton of In dia, King Thebau of Burmah, Prince Kung of China, the Emperor of Siam, the Milkado of Japan, May or Bryant, Frank PixlcY and Sir Jos ePh Porter Unger, K. c. B.
 Men he has not seen-Dennis Ec2rney.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04
G<eea 8-alIey Mines.

The Ari-ondH of last Tuesday con tains the following extract fEcIn a letter on the Tonto Basin mining soc tion; Some of the most exciting f71.1cs your ever heard of have just come 10 light Samuels, McGowcn, Snish. House and Rouse, seen to be 4he lucky ones, along with Mir Nash, relio esed te clerk for Goldwater in ssarly days. The mines are situated about thirty miles north of Camp Reno, cast of Dougherty.s $ about four or f.c miles, and some of them about two miles from Table mountain in The edge ofthe Cyprus Grove Nash brought some ore down that was speciSed witty gold, and beat anything ] ever saw. sSamuels, Smith and Nc <Gowan have found a mine, about two 1riJcs 9outh Of Table Mountain and .wiflsfn gun-shot of the San Carlos -fraiI. Yith ledge f.om three to four feet wide, in wliicl gold is visible to the naked eye"
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04
THE DAYS OF .'4sv REVIVE.
Startling Strikes In settIe'
 Sections.

SONORA, September 2Sth.-Saturda. morning James G. Divoll shippc, through Wells, Fargo & Co.,, to Sa, Fraac isco, about 900 pounds of gold or S1S0,00O, taken from a pocket mine located at the north end O; Washington Street, within the cit. limits, and is the result of but 6 fev weeks work. The company consist of three men-two of them doin. work within the past two year: They have taken out over $250. 900 Yankee Hill, about four miles iron here.
 Nathan Arnold has struck another rich chute in his mine, and has taker cut about 5000 in less than two weeks.
 Report says Drcsher, Allen & Or cutt have also struck rich pocket II. their mine. near Jamestown, but. tho result has not yet been made public.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04
Eeriral Of Trade.

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-The Times prints a page of interviews with lead. ing firms in all branches of business, whose views on the condition of trade, are almost without exception exceed ingly encouraging. Sales are re- ported larger, and generally, though not invariably, al somewhat better prices, The quality of goods de- msnded is noticcably different from those in demand, showing greater ease on the part of retail purchasers So far as can be seen there is but little tendency to imitation of credit or over buying. The new life to be seen and felt in trade appears to be the legitimate consequence of natural recuperative forces.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04
: VALUABLE CATALOGUES,


 The following nre sent on the roceipt c three-eent stamp each. Agriculture. re.--Horticulture, F4oi iculture. Stoci Fruit. efe. rehie~et'sre.-Duiiding Carpentry, yentla ti"n etc Bohns Librafiese-with Classified Index Education.-SeieRee of Teaching. Kinder. garter, etc. Eneineerine -siiairg, Mechanics, Manuf.c lures, etc, Fine Art.-Drawins, Painting, Sculpture, Ceramics. eie.s..-f Juvenile-Book for the young. Sets and sin gle volumes. 5--'.
 I-aw-,'ata logne. of Old, Faro and Valuable Law hooks Law-Short Title list, arranged by Authors. names. Medical Short Title List. arranged by Au- thOr's naunes.z Pharmacy-DrugRists- Periodicals and British. Political Economy-FInancr. etc. Schorl--Text bonks for Scheols and Colleges St.iionery-For Engineers Bankers and aIer- chants. Tn ology-- Classified by sui jacts
 A MONTHLY VOLUME OF NEwsBooKs. fine prices.
 els, biography, etc. 326 pages. Prics 50c.s General Catalogue of chaies books for the Lf brary. Classified s40 pages. % cents. Law Digest ct Law Publications. Reports etc. 2:S0 pages.s sf2 Mo. e cenis. Medical-Clsssi&sdG Gatt.ll gise of American aad Ere.iah Medical and Surgical bs,SSs Periodicals. Transactions, etc. 247 pages. 1e Mo. Price 25 cents.
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The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04
A California contemporary sa,

A Califofnia contemporary says: the queen lily unbosomed it's charms again last evening to the devoted ad- mirers who wcndcd their way through the gloomy and serpentine paths of the Golden Gate Park, illum- mated only by twinkling stars If the queen lily did anything of the kind she ought to be ashamed of her self, and the authorities ou ght not to permit her to "unbosom her charms in that public.manner, even if the serpentinc paths are illumina ted on- ly by twinkling stars.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04
TELEGRAPHIc.
Battle Between Troops on MIX
 River, ColOrf0s

River, CoIOrdOf
 OMAHA, Nc5., October 2d. 7a Official dispatches report severe fight on Milk River, Colorado, on the 29th 1 ult-, between several hundred Utes ard three companies of Cavalry. Major Thornburg, ten men and the i Wagonmastcr were killed Lieut. Paddock, Dr. Grimes and twenty five men were severely wounded Three quarters of the animals were killed.
 DANGEROUS POSITION OF THE TROOPS.
 Dispatches from Capt. Price says the existence of the command de- bends solely upon tho immediate ar rival of reinforcement. He stated that they were cntTcnclled and would probably be ab1e to hold out five days, although the Indians had burned all the grass. Gen. Sheridan has ordered Gen. Merritt with com mand of 530 men to their relief. 1eshA 6ct cen BC1u1crS ana DcS- pera5oes.
 MCsXoGEE, October 2.-In a fight to-day between she soldiers and a hand of twelve desperadoes, near the Sac and Fox Agency, in this (Indian) Territory, the notorious outlaw Jim Barker with eight others of the gang, were killed.
 Tie Breach Growing Wider
 NEW YORK, October 2d.-Rclia ble information from Texas, states that the dsvizior iu the Democratic ranks i.s lhat State is growing wider Presidents Reccptio.4 in Spring
 field, Iii.
 SPRINGFIELD, October 2d-The President and party arrive,l here yesterday, and were received at the depot by large and enthusiastic as ssmblage. He visited the State Fair today and expressed the pleasure he received in viewing such complete exhibition of the products Of the Sta:e. and in seeing on the part of each exhibitor, such a praiscworthy effort to excel all others engaged in his profession He Ieft this evening for Indianapolis. LONDON, October ed.-1'hc City of Glasgow Bank Directors have been | released from prison, amidst the hooting of crowds.
 Declined.
 BosToS, October 2.-Judge Abbott has declined the straight Democratic for Governor.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04

Mir. Kelleher, contractor to con struct the new road from Old Camp Grant to Globe City, came in Wednes- day morning and reports he has sur veyed the entire route and is ready for active operations in the way of construction. He is purchasing steel, powder, tools, etc, and will take ou, with him an additional force of if teen men. Mr. Kellcher is an ener gctic worker, and thinks he will he able to take q buggy over the road in about six wecks-Citizen.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04
Rew rrini Henies.

SAX yhA-.cIsco, Get. l2fh.-In the Sca~e of Sprague.. convicted of the sE1i1rcler of Moore, in Ventura county and sentenced to be hg;ig, the cxecu- lion of +sIie'--s' ts.:cc 1leipg deferred, Hwaiiing an'appeal to the Supreme Court, was denied ana the lower ceiirt directed 70 set tie day for the execution.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04

TIE Bports from. Memphis bring indications of a subsistence of the yellow fever, and it is about time for the first frosts of the season to set in, when . the disease will en- tircly disappear
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04

A 6ced was filed in the County Recorders office of Yavapai cuunty, Tuesday morning, conveying ten mining claims, situated in the Big Bug Mining District, to the Valley Consolidated Mining Company of Chicago, Consideration-One mil lion five hundred thousand dollars. -.dr:z0ndn.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04
II has been. calculated tl,at =i-

II has been. calculated that If a single grain of wheat produces fifty fifty grains in one years growth, and tilssc aHdssacceeding crops be planted and yield proportionatcly the product Q! tw=Iye years would suffice to sup ply all the inhabitan,s of the earth fer Z 15ifeiime In twelve years. the sin-.e grain will have multiplied it. self 24f .GjJ, 900 lih1es.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04
ARIZONA.

Horse Thieves Captured
 FoKT GRANT, October 2d.-Lieut. Gcary and party returned to the Post today. bringing with them two Iexicans, who are suspected of be. longing to the horse thieves, who jumped the herd on the morning of the list. The prisoners have been ironed and placed in the guard house. Six horses are missing.
 Items from Florence
 FLORENCE, October 2d.-Sixteen thousand, nine hundred dollars of silver bullion from Globe was ship ped by Wells, Fargo & Co.,, from hero yesterday.
 J. L. Clark, Superintendent of the Stoncw all Jackson nline,is stopping ia town for few days.
 Mfr Van Slyck, from Nc MillcnviI,e arrived here testerdaY, en route to Phoenix.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04

TIE Silver Belt' says in its
 otice of the late Tombstone stage robbery that "Acting Governor Gosper's head was level when he offered a reward for n;pping the thread of life of a stage robber. Instead of $500 he shosld have doubled the sum- Tie violent death ofa road agent is cheap at any prioe.''
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04

Next month work will be resumed on the Southern Pacific Railway at Casa Grande, and a strong stream of travel will again set in towards this Territory.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04

The fruit trade between Los An. geles and Arizona Is steadily increas- ing. About a ton per day is now be ing brought into the Territory mainly grapes and apples.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04

IT IS estimated that the damage to crops in the vicinity of Messilla, New Mexico, owing to scarcity of water, is one quarter of a million of dollars.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04

SEVERE Indiansf fighting in both New Mexico and Colorado is the order of the day. The cause is a fitting subject for investigation by the Indian Department.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04
Tfse Intcrna fiOnaI Pedestrian
 

YORK, Sept. 29.-Atthe close ef .'.c ix days pedestrian match the lowing is the record of the four iost scorcs-RowedI, 530; Merritt, . u; E.zcal, 590; Weston, 455.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04

THE Ohio State election takes place on Tuesday. October I4. Iowa votes on the same day, and three weeks later, November 1, New York, Massachusetts, Maryland. Minnesota and Wisconsin wi Il also elect their State officers and Lesis- laeures, while Mississippi. and New Jersey will elect a legislative tick, |. On the same day the Penn sylvaria election for State Treasurer and members of the Legislature will be held
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04
us.<n, arc.k and the yartcn1.

LOBE, Sept. 29-feccut dispetolles from 5lc1seigneur Jacoi,i.li, Tes1ect- ing his interview with Bismarck, aad his promises, are coEsitlered af iiic Vatican as highly satisfacterY.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04

TEE Commissioners of Santa Fe county, New Mexico, have ap- pointed an election for 10 morrow to determine whether the county shall issue s71 ,cSe of bonds to be 1,ro1-. -ro n kr.raL ;l..onI La,
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04
WeII RorInc

IIaring gone into other business, I BcsT offer for sale first class well uar:n9 and rock drilling machine Tie niacfine is,almest new. It can f.c sscsa. at.the Ice factory. Good live sscslS or other first class property r-l se taken Tn exchange for it.
 Iz.or address George Lount,
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04

employees of t.sis office, agent sr other - .ssca is authorizcd to make purchases or .,at-sct debts for and oa acco1at of the J.2aA.D- No bills against the HERALD vii! ,, rrcsgaized except for purchases and con srs-ts nAe> by the pTo2rietors personally or rpoa their wfiste n order
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04

M. Kales our Bank Cashier spent the last Sabbath in hunting. P-ing fl fine shot. his sport was very successful, but he slightly -lhuEtt- -.l,is. arm for hiz dissertation Of n.-....-.1 l.,;
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04

Before and after they were court ing. "What makes the stars so dim to-night?" She said, softly. "Your eyes are so much brighter" he whis- pcred, pressing her little hand They arc married HOW. Il wonder how many telegraph poles it would take to reach rom here to the stars" she remarked, musingly. "One if it was long enough" he growled. "Why don't you talk common sense."
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04
PACIFIC COAST. ArIznr1 9focH~

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 30.-The fol lowing arc Arizona stock quotations Tip-Top, $1.75;.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
S1O Reward.

I will pay the a bove Reward for one black Horse win heavy saddle marks. and branded <-C ST and vent IS SS'' on lert neck. New mark Shoes on, G. 4. STRICKLAND.
 Seymour, Oct 1, 1879. oc2d
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04
BOOKS

ROBERT CLARK & co. Cin- cinn1ft. o. give sp-cial' attention to mail orders for books n,.d stationery T9-eir csfa- logu-s and monthly bulletin Of new books will be ound very convenient in selcc lng h. oks to purchase. especially fo persons li,isg at a dis tance from large bookstores-
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04

The above price comprises leading only friends patrons lxee GOODS1N OUR STORE, REGARDIESS OF COST eA
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04

Ladies Kid-foxed balmorals for $l 25 Mems Western cut brogans | 25 Boys double sole brogans 50 Mems screwed elastic lace shoes 25 Mems screwed double sole lace shoes ? 50 Mems screwed French calf centennial tie 2 50 Mems canvass balmorals 175 Mems Tapsole K boots 3 50 Mems screwed ] double sole Banner boots 3 50 Mems screwed tapsole French calf Centennial 4 50 Mems Tapsoe Scotch edge Silver King boots 100
 nottingham X Hechts hand sewed extra quality
 French calf boots only 10 %
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04

BOSTON, October 2.-Judge Abbott has declined the straight Democratic nomination for Governor.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04

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The Republican journal., 1879-02-13

Judge Goddard of Portland writes
vigorous letter to the Portland Press, from
which we extract the following "If Mrs.
Barron is convinced Of her late husbands
guilt let her say 50 and end the discussion.
II she is satisfied of his innocence why
does she not without further delay have
the detectives (and the bank officers too,
if privy to the accusation) indicted for
libel in any county in the State which the
publications has reached And why
does she not follow the criminal prosecu-
ton up by civil suit for damages If it
is found that Mrs. Barron is unable to
incur the necessary expense, have faith
TO believe that the requisite sum could be
readily raised by popular subscription,
and | think know several gentlemen in
Portland who are ready, if so, to contrib
ute
The Republican journal., 1879-02-13
Nominations by the Governor.

The following nominations have been
made 10y the Governor: Thomas 5. Bur
CESS, Portland, Inspector Of Steamboats,
Nilas b. Warren, Bucksport, j. p; VIM.
PercVal, China, Everett Hammond Gin
ton, Josiah ;. Hobbs, Augusta, J. p. @.
Samuel w. lIoskins, Oldtown. Agent Of
Penobscot Indians; Augustus E. Prescott,
Hartland, }. 7. e.; James Otis Brad
bury, Notary Public Frederick s. Walls,
Belfast, Joseph A. Lamson, Freedom,
David Nash, Morrill,, \. G. Levy, Penn
broke, j. p. G Alden Bradford East
port, Joshua Pettigroye, Calais, Trial
Justice
The Republican journal., 1879-02-13

4 very lively fight is going on for the
office Of Collector at Bangor. Mr.. Fox
who has held the place for something like
quarter of a century, is a prominent
candidate, as is also Mr.. R. P. Stone. of
the dry goods trade. Mr.. Fox's name
was sent in by the President, and after
wards withdrawn. The result is among
the uncertainties of the future.
The Republican journal., 1879-02-13

Up to the time Of putting the Journal
to press, no known clew to the Glenburn
murderer had been obtained. 1t is one
of the most mysterious as well as most
brutal murders that ever occurred in the
state
The Republican journal., 1879-02-13

The Portland Press says that the pros
pect Of very lively row in the Demo-
cratic Greenback camp, and the nomina-
ton of c. E. Clifford as candidate for
mayor on a license and retrenchment
platform is increasing.
The Republican journal., 1879-02-13

A correspondent of the Hartford Cour-
ant has this interesting suggestion to
make: Some time ago the bank with
which the writer is connected was threat
ened with burglars. The attempt to rob
it was made, and one Of the burglars was
caught in the act and is now serving out
his term at Wetherstield, At this time
and for many months after it we kept Sc
creted in our vaults, a caadle, mOnhey
Wrefch and scre1O dlrcr to the intent
that, if we were locked in the vaults we
should have the means at hand of liber-
ating ourselves. What damning evidence
this would have been if we had been muir
dered.
The Republican journal., 1879-02-13

IN olI'0i po'llV % 'iio "ilosou Ooilplioits
of COY. TiIden in the matter. His nrivate
,,uo.,,- TT no1.
'OOl0'"I1' W ol'oh' ""o 9"olh, "hu
| While he owned that prominent Demo
cFdtS were ready 10 use money IN tne puf-
abaea of nlartoriol vn+as no doniod that
w. '''i 0'0'' Nv N'-'oN' 'ii''.
/ GOV. 1llden knew anything of it, and
whom no Inarnad vbo+ bad baon croinfr an
NHOi 4l' I''t'l iNN "h"0 Hdu ocoIi S'lli6 oll'
was much exercised, denounced the whole
proceedings ana sad ne would nave moth
/ ill., to 10 with II.
/
SAM III j. IlAOAN lI'l flAS'
/ The Potter Committee re assembled Saturday at
noon. GOV. Tlden entered, accompanied by his
/ brother Henry Tilden OF lebanon. John Bge-
/ IN 4lnHnE' ana took ms seat quietly He was at
Hunt"n Governor Iilden we received your
n',e Il IIeaslAS !o4F f wlIlhghess 70 testify.
The publication and translaIions N tb NV Y"rk
The Republican journal., 1879-02-13

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The Republican journal., 1879-02-13

The Augusta Journal says that Mr..
Pickard, Of Bangor, made seventeen
speeches in the House, Tuesday, and
then remarked that if the members would
only stop talking 50 much, the business
could be dispatched more expeditiously !.