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National Republican., 1880-03-13
SUNDAY. nov. ID. is7s. AT 100 p. NJ.

SUNDAY, NOV. 10, 1879 AT 1870 p, M.
AM Leave washington,
ToK 'Pit Pfx f.S biH Ey MSb yo
TON EXPRESS. On sundays to Baltimore only
oiSoaBeltlnlore, Annapolis. and Way. (PiedmonL
straghurP Winchester. Uagerstown. Frederick,
sooAtbG OH Gfii@oENSs' nfEi le Ns'"{ KIP LAUREL EXPRESS
s1o.Pont Of Rocks Pledmont, stTasburg, wlnches
siS SEW YORK, PMILADEIPMfA BOSTON
s'a05tsI; LOUIS. CHICAGO. COLUMBUS, AND
town and Valley Branch except sunday
Through car to Staunton. Pullman Cars 10 Gin
einnaii daily. Grafton to sandusky daily. except
,SSS ,sSS-TIiIy ApppagOlI. and way
burg, College Beltsvllle, Laurel, Annapolis June
ton, Jessups, and Hanover
RNW S9hAAn hAAnqaRqs bIcpH Gy and Eey
ls5-ton SUNDAY oniy--Beltnore and Way.
REL EXPRESS. Frederick via Relay. stops
At AAnnap9,liss ., sn Junction N,or,c, u.oo. y,n
c99Gs5 and XSy sssgnS on Sunday to
sSh sRs &sy sfiISs saa Stations.
PNHIAPEP S8EGSIk AND BAK
boa, al Canton, Stops Il Biadonsburs @ and Laurel
@Rt9int tI,ni, o, Rocks @ Spd & Way Stations
IlS AK TS nE5 S'G.lSpf E%WhEL EXPRESS
7lSatCHIcAl9oy yI yCIoIltUfaS{bus. IltUfaS{bus AND p1TrsByRo
EXPREssl Sleeping cars TO Chicago and Pitts
elS9tNEw YORK, IP;i4fiiLA DEJPHIA, AND BAL.
Laurel sleeping gear car to New York, and special
sleeping car TO Phladelphn - -
eJ0-tSr LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
Pullman cara
tDniy. SUNDAY only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday
All trains stop q. Relay Station
For further Information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio ticket oficps-Wnshington Station. and Coz, G10.
and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue-where orders will be
taken tor Baggage 10 be checked and received at any
point In the city. w. M, CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation.
l. NJ COLE, General Ticket AGENT
GEO, q. KOON'rZ General AGENT
National Republican., 1880-03-13

sary In my Pile treatment or Female Weaknesses but
must all patients to know their cOnditlon) Then
any person can use my remedies themselves Ca.
tArrh cured and deafness caused by cathrrh. Loss Of
mental power yigor and general debility by either
restored For further iniOrmatlon and difficult
ties OF which treat, must make application at
my office, No i39 Ninth street northwest RILEY
BUILDING, otilco and residence. Consultation free
to all. de3-ly
National Republican., 1880-03-13
T United STATES MARsHAEs SALE.

BY virtue of writ of flori lacas issued ont OF tho
Clerks office OF the Supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia. and TO me directed, will sell az public
sale Or cash nt the Courthouse door of said District
on SATURDAY, tho 18th day Of March, 1880 Mt "
o'clock M, nl the right ttlie claim and interest OF
erty to wiz Part oflt 10 W square 40 beginning for
the same ut the northeast corner Of said lot and
~ feet thence south 100 feet thence east y feet thence
north TO the place OF beginning In the City Of Wash
ington, SAID District, levied upon the property Of
Andrew Gleason to satisfy execution No 9,5Si at
law ,in favor OF Robert q Hewitt
FREDK DOUGLASS,
Feb. g. 1850. United states Marshal, ID. O.
National Republican., 1880-03-13
AUCTION SALES.
TUG-BoAT AT AUCTION.

The steam tug boat JULIA will be sold to the high
est bidder SATURDAY, March IL, ats o'clock p m,
nt the wharf Of tho Cooperative leo Company foot
Of Eighth street. DUNCANSON BROS,
mn
National Republican., 1880-03-13
VTNIrEo STATES MARsHAEs SALE.

Clerks Oe OF the Supreme Court of the ID strict OF
Columbia, and to me directed, will sell nt public
sale for cash. Mt the Courthouse door OF said District
on THURSDAY, the 18th day of March, 1850, at l2
o'clock M, al the right TILE claim and Interest ; OF
ing described property, to wit: Parts of lots u, 2
and %, in square No 800, Washington city. ID. Co. be
ginning ut point on Eleventh street northwest, 7e
feet from the northeast OF the said square, and
running thence south 10 feet, thence west u feet
inches thence north 10 feet and thence east TO the
place ofbegnnng; levied upon the property OF de-
iendAnt John o. Wright, TO satisfy execution No.
1870 ut law in favor OF LOWS Johnson " Co., use
FRED'K DOUGLASS,
United states Marshal.
March IS3l mar5-lts
National Republican., 1880-03-13
CHANcERY SALE.

z ''''I''''
by virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court of tho
District of Columbia, passed iii Equity cause No.
AIS, doc. 20, 1 VIII offer for sale at auction on
TUESDAY, the 23d DAY OF MARCH, 1850 at Q
O'Clock p M In front OF the premises, lots Nos. 25
and2 In O'DOnOghues subdivision of part OF lot 2,
Lot y fronts twenty-five feet on North u street,
between Fourth and Firlh streets; aud lot 20 fronts
twenty-five feet on Washington street, both of said
lots having depth Of 100 feet.
Terms OF sne-Onehalf cash; residue in two equal
payments, at six aud twelve months, with six per
cent interest a deposit Of $50 on each lot Mt time
of sale.
REGINALD FFNDALL, Trustee.
DuSCANsoS Bros, AuClyneers. nlarl2eDdSd.
National Republican., 1880-03-13

BY virtue of deed of trust dated June a. 1915, and
recorded In ber SO, folio y of the Land llGcords
for the District Of Columbia aud decree of the S9
preme Court oi the District of Co umuin passed Feb
rualy 26 1850, In equity cause No 6OG, and Mt the re-
quest of the parties thereby secured, Will sell, i'll
front OF the premises, OH TUESDAY. March 10, 1880
nt o'clock y. m, NJ public auction, TO the highest
bidder tho following real estate, situated III the cit
of Washington. District of Columbia viz All oflot >
and the orst part OF lot being tho east feet thereof
on II street northeast and ia feet Boundary, and
OF lot being in William H. Todd's recorded sub-dl,
vision OF square north of square No, lO9, Improved
by frame dwelling.
Terms of ofSale-one,lhird the purchase money cash.
tho balance Mt and IL months. with per cent Inter
est to bu secured by deed of trust on the property
sold or all cash, at the o tion OF the purchaser.
All conveyancng at the cost OF the purchaser. de-
post Of s75 Will be required when the property Is
struck or Terms 10 be complied with In seven days
and, upon default, resRle ut the risk OF deiautng
purchaser,
mu5-dSdS THOMAS KIRBY, Trustee.
National Republican., 1880-03-13
FUTURE DAYS.
CHANCERY SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
~ ELEVENTH STREET ". W., WASHING

~ ELEVENTH STREET n. w, WASHING
TON, ID. q.
BY virtue of decree OF tho Supreme court Of the
District OF Columbia, passed IN equity cause No. 527,
Equity (McDaniel Va, Wrighp, l Will sell ut public
auction, IN front OF tho premises, on THURSDAY,
March 20 1880 0t 1880 O'Clock p Mo part OF lots 81 ~
nnd ~, IN Coltmans subdivsion Of square 50l begin
ming on Eleventh street northwest 20 feet south from
the northeast corner OF said square, and running
thence south 10 feet; thence west 63 feet inches
thence north 10 iee and thence east GS feet inches
to tile beginning, aud improved by n twostOry and
basement brick dwelling house, No. 1884 Eleventh
street northwest
Terms-One-third cash. balance in and l2 months,
with per cent interest, or H cash, at option of pur
chaser Deposit OF slOJ required. and all cOnvey
Ing at purchasers cnst. JOB BARNARD,
j. r. COLDWELL, Trustee,
Mrri1-"otdg Auctinneer. COZ ~ street n W.
National Republican., 1880-03-13
DIED.

SANDERSON.-On Wednesday March TO- 1850 aI
1880 y. M, Mrs CATuARISE 4. SAN pERsoS in the
J9th ear of her ago.
Funeral will take place from her late residence No.
5l7 East Capitol street Saturday morning at Gt
o'clock, and thence proceed ST. Peters church,
Friends or tile family are respectfully invited to at
tend.
,WAISH.-In this city, on the lith instant, at
O'Clock y. me- EDWARD L. WALSH, aged SO years
The funeral will take place on sunday afternoon,
Mt 230 O'Clock, from his late residence, corner oil
Fourth and o streets northwest. *S
National Republican., 1880-03-13
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY MATTERs IN NEW YORK
AND SAN FRANCISCO.
NOW York NIoney MarIset.

New York Money Market.
NEW York. March r. 1880.
The imports of dry goods for the week were s2,-
76S Sl5 and the amount marketed S2,T9l,4S5
Money loaned between and o per cont and
closed at 3.
4s73ItGlS8 for short sight
Governments were quiet but firm.
State bonds were dull and nominal.
Railroad bonds were generally firm. Eric oonsols
SECONDS 0O94@9l; funded fves fell OF from s5A to
S4; Chesapeake Ohio (scries BY fell of to6S4 and
rose to 60 do. currency skies were firm ut 43lS G.,
c. & /. g. supplementary declined from 81 to Si1S;
Texas Pacific incomes from 75 to 7i9s, and Lohigh
Wilkesbarre assented from OSlI to 9S Southern
Pacific rsts were 100: Kansas Il Texas ilrsts l023z
rose to 10i; Iron Mountain seconds preferred In
comes rose TO SiL and reacted TO S214. Rome,
Watcrtown Ogdensburg frsls declined from 10
TO 69Is; Denver IL Rio Grande ilrsts advanced
The stock market was strong In the early dcnl
ings and prices advanced "a to 29A per cent. tho
latter c., c. IL !. G. During the afternoon there was
considerable pressure TO sell. Nashville 4 Chata-
nooga declined 5L Pacific Mail 4, and the re-
mainder of the list "a to "a per cent Toward the
purchases there was recovery. of q TO ~ per
cent In the entire list Pacific Mail leading the up
ward movement. The strength of tho market nt
the close was due to advices from Washington that
me Secretary of the Treasury would increase his
bond purchases.
Transactions aggregated 33S 900 shares including
C., o. &. l. 6OOO, Delaware Lackawanna * West
ern q 600, Delaware d. Hudson 5000, Eric $1,000,
Iron Mountain 5000, Kansas & Texas 1900. Lake
Shore 1000, Littla Pttsburg 10000, Manhattan Ele-
anooga 1000 New Jersey Central 1000. Ohio Il
Mississippi 1900, Ontrnio & Western 5000, Pacific
Mail 10000 sc. Paul 10000, Wabash Pacific 26,00O,
and Western Union 1000.
I'm al atas.. 10
National Republican., 1880-03-13
personal.


VTANTED--'ro communicate with a party In
w tending TO leave town soon, and who desires
responsible party TO take charge Of house for ow
mQnthsi satisfactory references Address II II X, Re
publican office. marc
National Republican., 1880-03-13
tlY DUNCANsON BROTHERS, Auctioneers
TRuSTEI1S' SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
ON TWELFTH STREET, BErWEEN w AND
ROIiNDARX SrH EIt.lA N " Az AIIIs WHOM.


TRUSTFIsS' SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
ON TWELFTH STREET, BErWEEN w AND
BOUNDARY STREETS N W., AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of n decd of trust recorded In liDer No.
S folio 2+ ono OF tho Laud Records OF the District
Of Columbia we Will sell nt public auction in front OF
tho premises, on FRIDAY, ish o; March a.; ID;
1850, ut o'clock y. M, all the following described
real estate and premises situated. lying aud being In
The city of Washington, IN tho District OF Co umba,
known ana desgnnted as the south two ~ feet mont
br the depth thereof OF lot numbered twenysiN (.),
and the north eleven ecI front by the depth thereof
OF lot numbered twenty-five, IN starr Il Melca' s ro-
corded subdivision OF square numbered three hun
dred ana two, as laid down upon the plat OF snd city
OF Washington In the District OF Columbia together
with all ana singular the improvements ways ense-
ments, rights, privileges and appurenances TO the
same, belonging or In any wise apperaining
Terms of Snle-One-thtrd cash balance Of purchase
money In o md u months notes to bear per cent.
interest, and to be secured by deed Of trust on the
premises. Conveynnc!ng at purchasers cost Terms
TO DE complied with In days. otherwise the trustees
reserve he right to resell the property at the risk and
cost OF the denulting purchaser after giving days
public notice OF such resale in some newspaper pub
lished in Washington, ID. q. deposit OF 800 re-
qulrod vt sale. JOHN j. BNRNE,
JAM rs BARKER,
fauq
National Republican., 1880-03-13
nnnri3.2aw&d

On account of the inclemcncy of the weather, the
aoove sale is postponed until MONDAY, the 22d OF
March, A. ID. 1850 NJ same hour and plnco.
JOHN j. BRY NE, 1,rrstoos
mnrl3.2AM&dS LAAllGS HARKER,( 'i"o'oV''
National Republican., 1880-03-13
CANDER OF NEW YORK
Zfsfts6a aarStts.al SpECIALIST

treat Hemorrholds or piles. VIII
Give 500 for any case of Itching,
Bleeding, Blind or Projecting Piles
ny remedies Will not hOlp anu cure,
[ use only external and internal
remedies: no cauStics,n no acids; an im-
mediate relief; no detention from
business. ! treat and cure oil Female
National Republican., 1880-03-13
TIE COURTS.
Supreme Court OF the United states.

FRIDAY, March II, 1880.
On motion of Mr.. II. j. Durant John Mason
Brown, esq, Of Louisville and Daniel w. Lindsey,
psq. of Frankfort Kentuckey, were admitted TO
practice.
on motion of Mr.. Waldo Hutchlns. William II.
Andrews, OF Now York city, was admitted to prac.
tlce
Nicholas w, Casey, receiver, ETC.; on motion ofMr.
g. Case, continued by stipulation.
No. l93-H. i. Henry appellant, vs.. Charles II,
bedgwick assignee argument continued by Mr..
@. Cole for appellant and by Mr. Burton N Har.
rson for appellee, and concluded by Mr.. G. Cole
for appellants submitted by Mr. ]. NJ. Woolworth
No i9i-Robort +. snllman ct al, appellants, vs.
the United States; No; 1885, the United States, appel
lant, VS.. Robert IT, Sillman OF al argued by Mr.. Il.
J, Durant for Sllimen ct al, and by Mr.. Attorney
General Deyens for the United States,
20 No 1:e: yo0L0Ee Bailey ct AZ plaintiffs In error
by Mr. W. IL. Phillips and submitted by Alr. r.
Phillips for plaintiffs In error
No lW.-Ihe Northwestern Mutual Life Insur-
nnce Company, plaintiff in error, VS.. Mary l.. Grid
ley argued by Mr.. Edward Salomon for plaintiiT
IN error, and by Mr. Robert sewell for defendant
No. i0S-Tho Howe Machine Company, plaintiff
y error, vs. jesse Cage, clerk etc.i submitted by
Mr. X. McP. smith for plaintiff In error no cOun-
Rel appearing for defendant in error.
Adjourned until Monday at II o'clock.
District Courts.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRIcT-CH JUSTICE
CARTIER AND JUSTICE WYLIE.-McCarty VS. Me.
Carty on argument Adjourned until Tuesday
next.
CIRCUIT Court No. 1-JusTIcE Macarthur
Koon VS.. Columbia Railway Company; Jury out
CIRCUIT COURT No. 2-JUsTICE Cox.-Hardlng VS..
A. q, NJ. Provost, garnisheei Judgment of condem.
nation. ChandlerYs. Smith;referenco TO John n oil.
YER Daher VS., District Of Coumbai jury respited.
EQUITY COURT JUSTICE HAGNER. Cohen VS..
Lansburghi petition to amend deoree Of February
rs refused Gideon, trustee, VS., shepherds pro con-
iesso set aside. Thomas VS., Taylor ot AL; appear
ance of absent defendant ordered. Knowlton vs.
Knowlton; pro confesso against defendant and re.
ferred to examiner, Irving williamson Garland
VS., Mills Injunction denied and restraining order
discharged,
PROBATE CoURT-JUsTIcR HAGNER.-In 70 estate
Allison Nallor; exceptions to ADMINISTRATIVE an
sWer 10 citation filed In re estate Sarah Ann
National Republican., 1880-03-13

Is the most economical form OF Washing SOAP.
All bar or square cakes wear down In use TO
n large fiat piece, too thin TO handle, and,
therefore, wasted while the OVAL CAKE OF
National Republican., 1880-03-13

SALE OF A TWo.SToRY FRAME
4 DWELLING ON II STREET NORTHEAST
IN SQUARE NORTH OFSQUAREl,Oi NEAR
THE EASTERN TERMINUS OF THE co.
IlIMBIA RAILWAY.
National Republican., 1880-03-13

NEW SOAP can be cut in two the oval
end clasped readily la the hand. and the larger
end worn d ,wn amost to wafer without
National Republican., 1880-03-13
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

TOR RENT-Call and 500 our list OF property for
IT. rent. JOHN SHERMA N & CO.,
fe3-tf st. Cloud Bull ding
National Republican., 1880-03-13
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

R,ALTiMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Tho Great Double-Track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH. NORTHWEST. WEST AND SOUTH
WEST
National Republican., 1880-03-13

A MODERN ton-room dwelling Ga II streot all
IA. convenences central location; rent moderate
Apply TO 500 j. st. mas
National Republican., 1880-03-13
FOR RENT-HOUsEs.


LADY would rent her house newly furnished
IA in January-or sell the furniture If desired;
trail location; delightful house OF rooms. Address
CASH, care lock box 40l mare
National Republican., 1880-03-13

i front ROOM third floor; bay window; within on
Office mai
National Republican., 1880-03-13
WANTED-EaELP.

A YOUNG white girl to assist with the housework.
"A No 1910 q 81 n W. marlS
National Republican., 1880-03-13
FOR sALE-HOUSES.

FoR SALE-Threestory brick, rooms, gas and
IL water In good repair near Government Printing
ONCE; terms TO suit Cheap Inquire OF b, 32l pa
ave W. mn0Btt
ON liberal terms, a threostory basement Resi-.
~ dence, with all modern improvements; situated
ON Eleventh ST. within minutes walk OF the Est
cars; inquire ut National Republican 0irc0 sol0tt
INOR sALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
~ property for sale. JOHN SHERMAN q Co.
81 Cloud Building Real estate and loans. JySi
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
A Tombstone in a Tree.

tEEohA tue -NtNuulE obulualsf
 Since the organization of the New burg Cemetery Association several weeks ago, for the purpose of improy- ing the ground at the 60 Old Town ' cemetery. adjoining the First Presby- terian Church, much work has been done at the graveyard. Many New burgers will remember very large willow tree that has for years stood about 9 feet from the fence, nearly in a direct line with the north side of Gidney avenue. This tree at the base was between four and five feet in di- ameter, and to remove it required con siderable work. Last week MT. PrYer and his men began. lt was necessary to take off the large limbs, and lower them carefully, and then dIg down and around. the stump, until hole six or seven feet had been made, so the roots could be taken out. When the workmen reached the roots they found them tangled mass, running in all directions, and thoroughly in- tertwined. They had grown around two foot stones SO that the latter were imbedded in the tree from twelve tO eighteen inches, the smaller part Of them only being visible. On one stone were the initials " P. K. and on the other " NJ B. These stones were carefully cut out and reset in the ground at the same place where they were taken out, which had previously been marked. A head stone was also firmly imbedded in the roots of the tree, which were growing about ii closer every year.
 The most singular discovery, how ever. was to follow. When the men were ready to take the tree away, it was necessary tO cut the stump in pieces, as it was large and heavy. They sawed into 1t, and, after cutting about 15 inches from the surface. at a point about three feet from the ground, the saw grated across something hard. Not expecting tO find anything but wood SD far in the tree. they made several more strokes. and stopped only when they noticed the sawdust was white fine powder; which they at once knew was marble dust. They then split the stump, using powder and axe. until they reached the curi- osity, which proved to be q marble footstOne, Tn the heart of the willow tree. The roots or grain of the tree had grown around it, and evidently had been too powerful for the stone, for it had been broken in two pieces and the top leaned considerably out of its place, although closely sur rounded by wood. They did all they could 10 get it out, but it was quite impossible to do so without breaking it up. A portion of il remained in the stump. which was carried of to North street, we are told, where it was thrown into some dumping ground. The small pieces that did come out were thrown into the hole from which the tree was taken. No initials were noticed on the pieces that were eX- posed to view or taken out.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
He Wanted g Change.

There was little shoo ting scrape at a little town in the interior of Texas not long ago, and it was not long be- fore a Galveston News reporter was on the spot interviewing one of the principals,
 So you're going to write 1t up, said the survivor.
 Yes, l want all the facts '
 II don't care a cent what you say about the shooting but have little favor to ask"
 The reporter said he would grant 1t cheerfully fine could.
 Well, v said the shootist, II want you 10 put down that my grandfather was one of Lafitte's pirates, and the worst cut throat of the gang"
 The reporter stared a little, but the shootist went on to say:
 Please put in that one of my uncles was hung by the Vigilance Committee in San Francisco, and two more ol them are making shoes in the Illinois penitsntiary; that another one Of them Is praciicing law in New York, and my only sister ran away from home with the clown of circus; that 70 far as you can learn there is not member of the family that has not done some thing disgraceful:"
 Why, what do you want all thai in the paper for.
 Because 1 am sick of reading IT the papers that every fellow who ha: a little shooting scrape belongs to one of the most respectable families in the country. Just put it down for once, that one of the parties to the unfortu' nate affair belongs to a highly dis reputable family. Ifyou don't put I in that way ysu will wish you had.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
Changes in the Ticket.

At meeting of the Republican County Committee, held yesterday. the resignation of J M NcArthur and Henry Beuhman as candidates for the Legislative Assembly were receiv eI and accepted, and 7 2 GiT5rJ. of Tucson, and ". T. Wood, oc Dos Cabezas, were named in their stead. The following is Mr. NcAgtLlr's withdrawal:
 To The Republican Central C-nu..t-
 tee of Pima County. Afiz.rs.
 GENTLEMAN: Owing to the fact that business will compel me to te absent from this Territory iay ,Lc greater part of the balance otthep pres ent year and possibly for several months in the next year. have thc honor to hand you herewith my rcsi-- nation as a candidate for the Legi-la- turc, trusting that you will be able 'o fill the vacancy thus caused 0a our ticket with a man who win be al loa- est worker, and also successful .n tue campaign. This resignation Is aot made without regret that I slslI uat be able to make a fight for the cause of RepubIlCanism in Arizona, and see it's flag carried forward in proud ex- ultation and triumph in next Novem- Der. But though absent from the im- mediated scene of the struggle in body I shall be with you in spirit and look with feelings of pride for the news that our cause, our Delegate and our nominees are in the opinion Of the intelligent people of Pima county the ablest and best fitted to protect and carry out their interests and wishes
 Very respectfully,
 J NJ. NCARTHUH.
 Tucson, A. T., Oct l, 1880
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
Calling on the Gods.

The EXpositor calls on" the Gods to prosper the Democrats of Pima county" What is the matter with the Expositorg Has it lost faith in " Uncle Billy and other Democratic leaders in Pima county that it calls on the Gods to help the party out? l. is very amusing to observe the squirmIng of the walk overs. They were very sanguine at the beginning of the cam paign. They were so sanguIne that they insisted on drawing party lines. They were going to carry the Dem ocratic ticket with a hurrah. But now that the Republicans have ac- cepted the challenge, and have shown such remarkable strength, not only in Pima county, but throughout the en- tire Territory, they have completely lost their equilibrium and are calling on the Gods to help them out, They weaken early in the fight The !" 25O to 300 majority" they have been claiming in Pima County has dwlndled down to nothing, and if the Gods don't help them out they are surely lost; and as it IS not at all likely the Gods know anything about them, their chances for success are indeed slim. That 2JO to 300 will be put on the other side, and 250 more with it- mark what we tell you. The Repub- Iicans will carry Pima county with a handsome majority.