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Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-23
youpg AIr. BIaiHe's Speech
New York World.

Ala meeting of the Brooklyn young Pennblicau Club in the chapel oi the Polytechnic Institute, MT " "aiAgl Blaine. son of Senator Blame lI8Io Tsl a Dolitical address last evening. inc Ii,tle hall was full of young KepnD- Lcons with @ few older heads. Before Mir Blaine mounted the rostrum the Rev MT. Minn, the parson Wno mas inst withdrawn from the East N"n- gragational Church for doctrlnal req Sons made q speech. when MI RIeine was introduced he was re- ceived somewhat nQisily by the young Parnblicans. many of whom were armed with heavy walking CIuo9 NI.n Nri which they pounded the noor' M, m, . Elaine is a good-looking young man 1 twentv-eight years old, perhaps, ne ;s S rk-haired young RepuoiIcan, -,,;,ls black maustache and sIlgnI ,;sn s,,' He was graduated rom 1ale HotIoce in 1876. He spoke with ms ,,,,,n, U,Io 6s in his waistcoat pockets ana discjaiminr being a Republican py !nf,or;toncc, rave hIs reasons Tor the r,,,I, ;, blm. In doing so ne narIa'e'l s-a-I ,-a,-I his standpoint some features or tbe from narty mt5 records for twenty five years lne P'. o3d carefully avoided any eu- lo~,. ,- of General Garfield or uehIII. II . a;ssi;ion of General HancocA. ne considered nothing more uespIo'I1.U, ~, So'is. eo;d tban for a man to stand up t,ofore inc electors and promise 10 au- minister the Government accotuIns g og ,hn ideas of the party which placeu him in power, and then aI'er HIS e'e' lion to prove recreant
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-23

..an
 .....- -- thc Tucson depot is Tlc local freight traffic is
 .,.,.-- ai any iime before since
 .,-..E reached Tucson. and the ,.---nrer travel iS very great.
 r Sa.alr's department there .. --.r.- -rau nine persons, Includ- '. ~-.r and ,he force IS altogether .-..- .. fa jhy work with any de
 ... There gre four addi- r.,.-, and operators in Super --.--, Curtis, office, including @ Dispatcher Allen. That shows ,--r ,-..- .s b. practically the largest seg,h at san Francisco.
 ..e-. .---'rals of freight arrived for
 - rs.t night. and l3 Monday are three large restaurants in ,.'n.-. of the depot. and all 6re a R Hooper * Cos large liquor r.r.a is nearly completed, and ..,5r barrels and eases are piled -.,r-g to tac roof.
 -',' .rc rcund-house this morning t,rs were discussing the suhJeci 1-irb of the engines would have ..f---r Of bringing the President in - yrra No F will probably be ,-1~-lv one. The scene during the - --sT5.. tte engines is lively one, -l rrgsaris @ sharp contrast 10 inc ---z-9.. six months ago.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-23
.... N.u nrnrIsnd Rnnte.

Inc eastern end of the Southern Pa ..a, Railway is now about twenty mics from L0rdsburg, or more than .s.f wsy 70 Cow Springs, where it is a7v understood a junction will be ---s1 with The Atchis0n. Topeka r!saata Fe road Track laying pro- -sssas ve-y fast. an average of two nUzs day being laid The Atchi- .5- road is also making about the .ze progress daily. since the heavy -silng on the west side Cf the Rio 6ra1ie has been passed. II Is stated rna station will be opened shortly ss 40 miles this side Of san Mar l which will leave tLe distance t=Teeu the two l51is-when the 51ltheru Pacific ball have opened IS Cow Spring s.at.3u-s1mething es5 than 100 mLe5 A the AtchisOn 5oal has comparatively smooth sal .1z between it and tls Southern Pa fife. @ junction -uEdff7 he made be- ,7-e Christmas.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-23
! comnn.itor ni.charre,I.

There WIS @ composit0r not only discharged from the San Jose Call Herald the other day, but also fired down four flight Of stairs by an in- tur.aiei foreman of that admirable Journal. It seems that the typo was requested to Iiyeu up certain speech delivered at the WOrkingmen s State Convention held in that town. with the usual remarks in parenthesis. The jour, who was carrying a little more beer than necessary. just then got hold ot the wrong proceedings, causing the eloquent resolutions Of Mr Van Armcn referring 10 the death Of q member tO read something like this
 Whereas, lt has pleased Divine Providence tO remove from our midst our beloved cOmrads, AZariah Me Muck loud applause |, who has been cut cf in the flower of his usefulness Laughter and promise, It is resolved That we tender his bereayed family lcheersl and friends our sincere sym pathy in their hour of ailiictiOn IcrieS of put him out and order and . assure then. while we humbly bow 10 the will of a voice, three cheers for kearney'l Heaven, lament our de- parted brother roars of laughterl. a fellow citizen ot enlightened mind, statesmanlikc views cries of Oh, shut upl Let's adjourn and broad and generous sympathy for his kind, lterritic cheers he Is not lost, but gone before Derisiye cries of . On, cheese il. and continued laugh ter etc. In fact, the McMuck widow is hunting for that unfortunate printer yet, and cherishes the convic- lion that he is still hiding in the hIlls.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-23
oendsmncd DeatIl

.1gUas Harper, who murdered TOl. .lly ai Ramseys Canyon, the partic- l.aIs oI which deed are still fresh in '-5 minds oI our readers, has been sen .slesd ty Judge French 10 suffer the 'l-l Pslally of the law, after a tair and impartial trial before an intelligent laTy While the CITIZEN does not in 10! way wish 10 influence public or P'!7L'e opinion against the unfortunate 5--'oasT, ir demands that, in view Of .-5 increasing lavlessness in our land '-s governor Of this Territory who re- .t7; y,-5; anywhere but at his post of duty 'HaI l Doi .nteTpOse 10 nuliify the efforts t vI' c9uri1 Q remedy the existing , ,.-,e oi affairs by making examples oi s-SI cc.d-H.005ed mUrdeTers as Thom- zi H3rre-
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-23
Summons.

IN TUEJUSTICE COURT. TERRITORY | uf Arizona. County ul Pima before Ir-. Neusa--. Justice of Inc Peace. Precinct Nu. one. A. Brown and F. Wall. p.airti doing hu-inez- Uu6rr The firm u.mv Df Brown A Wall v-. X. W. Gill, E0brri S~vcl, 1nd John P. Jour-. defendants, doing hu-iies- under ihc frr, nam of Gill S-v,.I N Cu Demand Sss siiuu The rcrit0ry rt Ar..uEa sends .srrrtiu.. Go A W. Gil. Robert ~rw,'i ard John F. JUue-. dcti-unlHts
 NUuar. hereby -ummuucJ and repaired tu ar- pear before me at my office iu the town of Iac- son. County of Pima. uu thc 18th day ol Dr. cgiubcr A D. lS-l. at il o'clock o. m. tl sn-wcr the complaint Ot the aHuyc named plaiutid- who demand oi yOu that vou are iu- dcbted to them iu the -um ui Two Hundred and Ei.hty-uue and 9-lH dollars and q u1 fail Co appear and answer said comp aint a- herein required. the plaintiff will take iIdg m,ut asain-t son s- demanded and for the cu-i - rr thi- suit Given under ms hand this l2th d1v ol Octoh. r. A. D. i-~l
 J. NECGAs~. J D
 P SrASrorD Atty fpr Fi1iutii-
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-23
Captain KIdd'~ Famous Treasure
 Again.

Captain KIdd'~ Famous Treasures
 Again.
 Captain kidd's famous treasure is being sought in the Hudson, off the south end of Round Island near Peek skill. The Staunch schooner Mary D. Leach is engarcd in the work for the International Submarine Company of Connecticut. and her powerful hy- draulic pumps are said to have cleared the mud from part of the deck of the suken vessel The prophet of the enterprise 1s D. D. Chapiu. 6j years old. who searched for the ship 8 years ago. and finally invented what he calls a amarIne compass. This dis covers metals under water, it is claimed but after locating kidds ship. Chapin abandoned further search and went into mining ventures. He now finds that the ship has sunk out of sight in thc mud. but asserts that his compass shows her to have S1OO. eco in gold coin and many times that amount in silver in her hold Chapin claims tO have once seen a book in which Captain Kidd's first mate stated that they fled up the Hud- son from pursuit. but ran into an is land and sunk An old cannon found on Round Island confirms this tory in his opinion.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-23
Rather too soon.

As a steamboat was about to start from Cincinnati one day, a young man came on board, leading Q blushing iamsel oy the hand. and approach Ing the polite clerk. said in a sup pressed voice
 l say, me and my wife has just got married. and I'm looking for ac- cOmmodalons.
 Looking for berth hastily in- Quired the clerk passing tickets to another passenger
 A berth, thunder and lightning no, gasped the Gstonished man; |" we hain'r but just got married-wc want place 10 stay all night"
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-23
Tor the Assembly. Leopoldo CarriIlo, Republican Nominee.
 Mining Notice.
Mining Notlce.

FINII> I> TO CAUTION ALL PERSONS | against uUr, uJ-iu- 50 certain Copper Mine. uulr-- frpm The uudyrsi -i.sC and a--OCiatc-, located "a tWo locations ot diiccu hundred feet each. uu May 2trh, lS,s, a- tr- Omega mine and che "Omg-lt mine q --i Ea-tcrly extension. situated "u Western ha-- Of thr santa Rita Mountains. shout fairty miles 90 litlc{ Ea-t %. SrU1b from Iu,-'u- The UrCe- >ary Hwfu. vorl, rcquircdhl hN f" .' miuu- Ciaim- ua~ been auur upon each ut thu-" il- cations vrar ly wear. f-nW .ajr Ut location. On February ith. ls.--ar.. ir.iu located l5ut feel takiu. ius sDart u. .a location. calling his lu,atiuu The t,riiratar. Persons pIrrla- ing ur iui-riir- tu purchase th- - Ii'rt.trr. will do well Go rAamiHr Uti,. a~ ui, -vitauI asS1ciai,- y.aiir rr hy tl. lcga. owrrr-, and -hsl. uai part yitH .Hr riti, uulc~~ tur a con -idrratipu uuuI ... .-mvd.r- a.. exhausted
 ~ I,. bLIbNt. For. Bowie. A T. Coy. "a, iS-r.
 Mn ..--.--
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-23
Summons.

TN THE JUSTICES COT ET. TERRITORY | of Arizona. County of Pima before Jos. Neusa--. Justics of the Peace, Precinct No One. T II Blru-, plaintiff, v-. A- W 'll.r Robert SeweIi and John r. Jouc-. t,i-ulalt-. dome business under the firm name ui til. S.wcll G Co. Demand S22j. The Ierrliu-s of Arizona -end- greeting Co X. W. GIL Rob .rr Sevcil and John ?. Jones. defendants
 Yor ore hereby summoned and req uired lu srussr before me at ms office iu the town oi Iuc-su, and County of Pima, on the 18th day gf p.cem ber A D. 1-Sl. 1t % o'clock a.. ul Co answer the c0mLla laint of the above named d.bfrd ta him in the sum of Two Hundred and tv.euty.fve dollars And if you fail Go aI- pear and answer said comp ialni OK herein required. the plainiin will take Judgment against sou a= demanded, and for Dc cO,t- oi tEi- suit Given under ny hand this l-ih day
 J. NEUGAS>. J. P. F. SrA~ToEp. Atty for Plaintiff.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-23
The oIdesfchurch in the gnited States

Inst east Of the Indian House, Santa Fe. stands San Miguel Church. This is the oldest church in the United States. Itis supposed to have been bullt about the year 1640. During inc lnsurrectiun by the Pueblo in- dinns in 1880, it was destroyed by them. It was rebuilt as It now stands in the year 171O by the Marquis de Ia Penuela. through his agent, Don Au- gustin Flores Vergara, as Is shown Dy 9n inscription on a rudely carved old beam supporting small galleTTy over the door to the church. It IS built oi adobe. on a foundation of small stones laid in mortar. Its length is 100 feet, fbe width is GO feet and the height ia 40 feet. It is ID a pretty good state of preservation, considering it's great ape. The walls on the inside are bf0b whitewashed. and run into a sbsrn neak. There are Q lew little low benches. a Gome-shaped altar containInC the usual ornaments oi 6 Catholic church, and on each side a nsinting of great antiquity. The walls are lined with a number oi najntings representing the various stoGes of the crucifxion of Christ Services are held in this church every dov Inv inc Rt. Rev. John 5. Loury' metropolitan of the province. when he i7 able to hold service
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-23
V. e snyder.

The CITIZEN takes especial pleasure in endorsing M <. Snyder as 8 can didute for the Legislature There is not young man m the whole Terri tory who is more widely or more ia- yoraJle known than jolly " Jack ' Snyncr. During the period when he was m charge of Walker & Co. $ stage business in this city his unyarying courtesy and ob,iging manners, to- gethcr with his rare executive ability, made him D general fayOrite among our people. who will not forget him in the coming election He is a rep resentatiye young man, of more than ordinary good sense and attainmcnts, and. what is better inc is an old news paper man. having come tO Arizona as a correspondent of the St. Louis Globe Democrat. Since that time he has Identified himself prominently with QUE people. ever showing him self t0 be possessed of intelligence. energy and all ihe qualities which go to make 90 man respected and esteemed by his fellow. We predict MT Shy der's election hg a large majority.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-23
Armed to the Teeth.

Is very common expression, but we think that armed to cmbelish and pre- serve hem Go @ ripe old age is de- cidedly more appropriate. This can be done by keeping yourself sup- piled with a bottle or that piendld dentifricc. Fragrant SOZODONI, which will beautify the teeth and preserve them from the ravages Of de- cav. SOZODONT contain no acids or gritty substances which injure the enamel. but is composed ot rare and antiseptic herbs, which have a bene- fcial effect on the whOl economy oi the mouth. Sold ny druggists.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-23

CEN. HANCOCK says that he has had only one application for office as yet, and that was from man who wished 10 go Gs Minister 10 Corea. He had understood that every white man, on landing there. had his head taken. and he desired the opera'ionp performed on himself.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-23

MELOHIAH, a Choctaw princes, died at Hoyt City, in the Indian Territory. the other day, at the great age of one hundred and fourteen years. She had thirteen great great grandchildren She had been addicted to the inOrdI- nate use Of tobacco for one hundred and five years.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-23
:, rreILN steep sLory

A party of men were talking about heavy railroad grades, when one man said: II know of grade SO steep that inc train gets such start in go- ing down that it is not necessary to usc steam for two hundred miles.
 [. How about stopping at stations asked one of the party.
 .s Oh, they just stop the train, and when they get ready to start again, they turn loose the brakes, and she whizzes on.
 :" That was a very light grade com nared 10 the one l went ovet once, " said a man whose voice was a long way below par
 .' How steep was itz'
 Why, it was SO steep that you'd have 10 use a step-ladder 10 % up 10 the front end of the car.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-23

MORE good buildings are now go- inr up in Tucson than at any previous time in her history. Mr. Strype has the walls nearly up for his residence on the next street cast ol Military Plaza; NIr. Salazar has broke ground for inc foundation Of a large and rommodious residence on Military Plaza, just north of Judge Woods residence. The large house being built by the railroad company for quarters for the fremen. engineers, etc. and for a reading room and bil- Hard hall is in progress, also a resi- dence for Mr LOngstreet near the depot. There are scores of adobe buildings going up all over town. The population of Tucson is increasing faster than ever before. and nOtwith- standing the large number of build iugs gong up. the supply does not equal the demand.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-23
Missing

Mrs. James Carter, of Tamaqua,
 Schuylkill county. PennsylyanIa,
 writes to the CITIZEN for information regarding her son Richard James Car ter, familiarly known as Dick His mother has not heard from him for two yeSrs. and wishes 10 know if he is in Arizona. Any person meeting or having met him would do q kind act in writing to the above address.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-23
E~PIEfDTON LOW
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S,plrmbrIi l,>,.

M J. .'Iil .f't ID
 .WIp,-- tu " .-s. Nfu-f Na..usr. Territory uf Arizuua. ruGuty ,l liu ou tLi- Eleventh day u. September. z. 70 One Tuou-auu Eight lluuorrd ard ti.hiy, before me. J X Zahri-b,. Q Notary Public 'r IIr '"- rh, County of Pima. personal appe-r,' t-. uiridiou Low. Wh"-. name r- -u"~cr' '.-' |" rl, annexed .r-ira u..ut G- O. Jurty O. .tt". kuovr -u me to hc thr per-"i described .H and .rp executed the -niL suuryf ir-ir"- meut a- party thereto. and Nh' a... a. kuuwlcd.,U q, me that -u.- secuted t.." JiH" freely and voluntarily, and for 'hr E-e- aa' ,.Hr ug-c- therein mentioned.
 In with, whereof have h.raIJ-- -.t raE hand md affixed my olici1i sea. iu- iar wear fl thi- crri -.-a Er-- .Hry. .asui fuf....
 J A. [AEEt ~kIE.
 Notary Public, Pima tugafg. \. y Filed and recorded Ht The ..4ua-t ,i t-n'... dion ,0y. sept a. lSS4I. at 8 I.. u.
 W CARPENTER, CoaHIv Recorder.
 B. I>a. W .TklIrE. DrpEIr.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-23

-' UNCLE SI " WORKMAN, of Naynes- burg, Pennsylvania, carried Sena- tor Blaine around from the time the latter vas two weeks old until he got too big Q boy to carry He was a ser vant in the Blaine family. The otheI day " Uncle Si called on Blaine iu Wheeling and told him how he looked when @ baby.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-23
Sole Traders Notice,

NOTICE IS HEREBY CIVFN THAT E~- N piridiur Low uviie Di NE Low iurrld- tO carry uu bu-iuo-, ia trl uUt uau, and uu her own ac,ouut a- Su.r Trader. I. -Uuut tu au Act uf th, Lcgi~iutur. uf Arizona. approved september 3i lo'i1- The business ~I, intends Co cavrv ou i- that uf keep |. farm, rai-in- stock and buying aud selling stock md farm prcdu,,.. in tn, Count. oi Pima aUt Territory Ut AriZruH G.s
 E~PIE{DtON \ LOW.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-23

s,.. l-e9l.re White, Deputy United ,---L ,,-ys Mineral Surveyor, is in the city
 g- g-- l.s El Dorado Ranch in the -i-. Alcas. He informs the CITIZEN Iz.s I-. -'e F raising no less than lOOU r--i --- I' calves this year. Mir. White | ' ae Joined in a few days by his
 ''' "L0 !s coming from San Diego.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-23

AFEw water cars were received to- day for the Southern Pacific Rail way of New Mexico and were sent ont 70 the front
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-23
De Espnbllcan Meeting

i.e Republican Club meeting of last ,,.''4s was 8 most unqualified sue. ., OotA in point Of attendance and n J'-e '-e excellence olthe speeches made '.,>'s Stree, and Farrell added anew s --e.T -AlIe,z and Hen II. c. Rol- - '1 speech We present in full in an- .I-s, 5--1. column Itisa document that .-.--,. --I,4 oe placed in the hands Of every
 ''''sent voter in the Territory.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-23

-.t.A- tA- popular vote for President in q-l, g1 was. Grant 3,0l3,lSS; Seymour sirySo'yyJ. In lS12 fl was: Grant, 70 '.s, .s 'sJ Greeley. 2.S42, ,425; O'Conor- ,-. ny. Black, J.G0S. Tn 1876 the ssl, g was Hayes, 4Ol3,609; Tilden.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-23

IsNr the present rain a little un- usual7 The weather clerk wlll please rise and give an account Of himself
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-23

I'm portrails ot Rayelli, me ne" " ..Idr ,r' are enough like Campanlni '' IaTs heen taken from him.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-23

october 2jrd, isalt
 Adamsou AIE- \ A1ogado, Adams. Mgrgar-r Auies, JH9 Alevondrr. C V Balver!e, irtucio RsIlsu. Mrs Baker, \ Y RssUuot. l. Braum, Ida
 3-0yrn Niss Mar BusJameuje, Terc~s Castillo. Manuel CarrascQ' Jesus CauillO, ! Luis LieHiHuu' I@lN Crorfr TrHr'. Dawson, Chaa Dan-is CIR Deerey, Cha7 Douglass, " J-1 Egcr' Nm FIiq. CusiaIuuc B da Ermcnde1, .io~ri1 Garcia. Antonio 0ilg, fgle. GraniilO, Sacrmeut"-2 liamlll' Heredle, Ramon IeuuiIej h''i T,Erzr.-I Ch4r Lopez. Jesus o11r J.s NcReynoli. Geo sTri ear-. " B-2 NCLeary, JnO Mendoza Guadalupe Muanuei "a AIAeH Miner, 5 MonsniIi0' iesu' ' Montenegro, EuErr" Nesoit' v Norton, Joseph Nof'1,ii o-lu ' psl,n1r JC Para, Conception pSisrio II PallasOs, lnr- Piukham. C M Rhodes; Jh" Rgc!las, EeliE ltllls' " d T-seel Ida ssius, [ Sanford E Hi.au Serr9nl9, v sharpe, VI T SterHs' E l Slater. Jn0 E Nnltl' 51s ]" T-,f7rI Ny Ealeuzug,s. Antonio Valdez fa-els5 \ Nef-rrs V Warren, J H Wcbb Dsr Webster The Winter, Dick i"''i' !" Wyatt, Geo
 P-rsons c4liu. .1f IA- above letters will GIL LORD. p. N. Tuc-ou. Arizona, October sa.isso.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-23

THE United States Grand Jurors have been discharged
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-23

..- IL old Mission Church, out on rs>.l 'o-l 10 Warmers mill, is being ..s -'.s' -l' This Is a good work. The r--., march is one of our ancient land ,'.1, which shonld mol be allowed " se' 'a decay.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-23

,.- - N-.EFNDoRF & Co. arc shipping ,- tteI bullion from the Bisbee smelier J,,-- --.' fate oi two carloads every three
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-23

DR, BURGESS, the dentist is atroom @ Palace Hotel,
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-23
NORTON & STEWART

tutoH between Fort Gr1uI and Camp ThOm. This has just been completed, i- a good road and cut- uH twelve milcz The distance from NlcoZ tO Fort Grant i- 91 miles. from Fort Grant tO William Ranch l1is miles, from William Ranch to Camp Thomas 2l miie-, from Camp Thomas tp San Carlos % ana ir0m san Carlos Co Globe City % mlies.. maxim. th- distance from Wi!cov Slaiionl1 Globe City l-N miles. ENcellers accomm'. d.tiuu- cIu h" had 20 ali these piacc-.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-23

,e,. -.'geFt I, Lincoln, son of the Presi- Si'-s, Si-S, 4s about 8 years of age, oi me- psarance ''N
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-23

1TINING LOCATION NOTICES FOR M sale co the CITIZEN once,
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-23
LETTER LIST

Ii-r og letters remaining in thc rosioiicc, | Tgc=1u, fog more ihsn one month pfior io l Befohrr Ilrd. fS-Ir
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-23
TIE CITIZEN.
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f rho Depot

-ns,. OCTOBER lt 1880.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-23

F. Wicker. Collector. Key West. Florida City of Dallas took lj0; City of Texas, 100; Colorado, 100. Key West men on deck Instructed to say nothing about it.
 Signed. NABSHAILJEWELL.
 1e r,g7I
New-York tribune., 1880-09-29
INPROVEMENIS ATMACYS.

Ri. Macy & Co.'s store, with its new
additions and lmprovem ents was thrown open to the
publc Monday, which their regular Fall opening
oepartments have been added and the Old ones have
hsen enlarged It now occupies the entire block be-
tween Thirteenth and Foureenth-s- with entrances
both streets as well Sxth-ave. branch Office OF
the western Union Telegraph Company has been esab-
Ished in the building and for the greater
~ nstorpers a telephone has been introduced. The
atmosphere Of the has been greatly improved by
the introduction Of an immense air pump. which Keeps
me alr consf antly III motion ana purDcs II.
In the new addition tie second floor are the Chin
and glass department and the lunch room The
arreineor Of the lunch imperative, II had
hecou, sucn ayOrtc for iadcs while shopping
rbat t was daily crowded 10 It's utmost capacity, While
many ware Obliged wait or 20 away. Il Is now u
large ana handsome room and viii accommodate great
nuinber OF people An attraction the china and glass
department Yesterday table set for dinner party
Il contained many ne " designs III gas" ana emma.
The suit drpar tment mas been enlarged and newly
fitted up ana contained "a number OF handsome
fumes; some OF these imported. but the most
attractive we're designed and made In the house. An
evening dress wute SATIN ana satin brOcadc large
rose des gn with long round traIn perfectly
plain toyeese of vaionclenpes lace TIE front ~
brOc tde was b aied WIN WnIte Deius, aud nom edch
rose hung "A tdssel Of beads. The bottom cut II
vandyk ., wnch fell over box Deatins plain satin.
The ief side O Tie skirt formed Dy two deep kllt
p.atings wule the ught side Of
side pieatu2s which tell white bead fringe The
cOrsage was pOmpadour, Wltn vest Of beaded
the end with rose and tasFrls Of whHe beaCs The
elbow sleeves were adad % match the vest dinner
dress OF plume OIed satin aud velvet brOcade was
ado with "A Louis xiv coat OF velvet brOcd1e lined
with salmon saJIn square points Of satin and velvet
brJc4de, lined with salmon satin hnisnod the 'front.' Ot
the Overskir Tne train caught In the centre OF
the back with the fulncss falling open the
salmon Inning. Large gold enamelled buttons
tue LOUIS XIV. coat