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Daily Republican., 1881-09-08
ssJust TOO Lovely for AnyahtnK,'

and ike expressions are used by tht
ladies when looking at those elegant
new style ribbons, displayed in the win
dow of Mrs. II. s. Kirb. No. 2O2 King
street, who has jus, opened her new iali
stock, of the latest and best shapes OF
hats; new and magnificent line OF shaded
ana tiger plushes, plush libbons, new
styles watered ribbons, handsome
flowers and osIrich p!umes, and all the
leading novelties III millinery.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-08
WarJOck u'{iIeu WarBOrk

OF all the "hooks that are hooks,' IN
the line Of perfection which have come
to light the present season, George
Mac cDoMald's s new volume, "Narlock
O'Glen Warlock,' claims nent
notice. II is ripe and rich from the
aut 1or's pen, and is rich in rathos and
humor. The writeris at home writ ng
Scotch life and his 10 ks have be, ONE
standards and next to the novels of
Walter SCOTT.
Warlock O'Glen Warlou" may safely
be classed as the besy AMI most artiscal.
ly constructed work Of it, anthor, and
the reader who prides himself on his
knowledge of English li'eratue e can no
more afford to tt ignorant Of it tha' he
can of the works Of Dickens or Thack-
cry. 1t is published in han lsome form
and is finely illustrated.
The book is publisi ed by LatLrop &
Co., Boston, Mass, price Sl.75.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-08
Notice of Assignment.

NOrlCE is hereby given that Jacob ".
~ Ottinger and Thomas NJ. White, of the
township of Pilesgrovs. County Of Salem,
New Jersey. have this day made an assign.
meut to the subscriber, Of their estate for the
equal benef of,hei- creditors. and that the
said ere ,tDrs IN Ist exhibit their respective
claims, under ,a h or affirmation, within the
term Of tire, months. JAMES ABBOTT.
Dated A ugust b, 1851. augl7-4w
Daily Republican., 1881-09-08
WiNlNiAER 4 brown.
OAK HALL,
Market and Sixth, Phila
WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
MAY IL, 1881.

MAY 10, lsSA
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and Intermediate Sta.
tions, 100, Sl0 a.lO, lO.30 a. m., 230 100, 70C,
1000 p. IN.
Philadelphia (Express) $50, 300, s.6b
.. m, l2lb. Q. 55 p. m
Philadelphia and New Yo.S 2.05, 2.25, 630,
100, s.b5 II. .b3 a. M, l2.lS 203, 6.52, d.3ep. NJ,
Baltimore and Iaterinediate Stations, a.3s
a. H., 4.45 p. III.
Perryville and Intermediate sLatior Oft
p. IN.
Baltimore and Hay Line, $50 p. IN.
Baltimore and Washington. lZ.5l, Az a.02
1865, 9 80 n. M, IS, l.04 $50, TO- 81 p. IN.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, 500, 9.25 a. m., LOS. 800, o2Sp. IL
Harrlnytcp and Intermediate Stations, 8.35
.. m., l.ot, o.25 p. IL.
Delmar and Intermediate Stations, 9.a6 o
m., LOB p. M.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate Ststious
s.lo a. m, 300, 100, 1000 p. N.
Philadelpbi. and New York, 2.06, 2-2b a, II.
b.52, 6.3S p. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, 12.6l, 2.l2, 4.o2,
7.bb a. m.: lD.5l p. IN.
For further information passengers are re-
erred to tho time tables posted vt the depot
T.. =. KENNEY. Supt.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-08
TcstfMOnals to MIR Fellows,

WYE, tAe undersigned, Clergymen of the
w Methodist Church, in nova Scotia,
having used the preparation known as Eel.
lows Comp, unL syrup of HypO.
PHI splites, prepared by Mr.. JAMES l.
ckLLuws, Chemist, N. b., o. having known
cases wherein its ettec S were beneficial be-
Heve 1t to reii,be remedy for the dis
eases for which 1t is recommended.
J. a.. HEN NlfAR, JOHN MCMURRAY,
.pres. OF Conf reAce. Lxpres Conference.
VIM SAR ENI, II. ". WEDDALL
JOHN A. NJ nEK, A. W. NICHOLSON,
JOHN W. HOWlr, RANSWlCk JUST,
). HUE.IS, Il. MO tTON,
J HN JOHNSON.
Rl-rhc proprietor has lette,s from various
parts ul tn Huminlon, the United States and
from England verifying the ssse1 t!ons herein
contained, which viii be 8 own al h uttice,
ON app icatio +. they relate to the cure Of
Diseases o: he Lungs, He trt, Stomach, &c.
Fellows Comp und Syrup Of Hy.
pUphOsphiaes
Speedily and pcrmautly cures Congestion Of
the Lu xs, Bronchitis, Consumption. Ner-
vous Prostitution Shortness # Breath, Palpi-
tation of the Heart, Troubling Of he hands
and Liiubs, hyscal ana Ne tai Depress on,
LOSS Of A, petite, Lu of Energy. Loss Of
Memory, and Will rapidly improve the we"k-
ened tuuctions and organs OF the body, which
epeI d for health upol voluntary and lnvol-
un ar, nervous action. II acts with Vlgor,
9entlcness an subte;y, owing to the exqui-
sit harmony of i,s ingredients, ok Il to pure
blood itsell.
SOLD BY ALI DRUGGISTS.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-08

Tie mare Lady Patchen, owned by
CLas. Da yson OF FairtUn, has been sold
for $1,1OO. Chas. Caffery, Of Camden,
N. Y, peing the purchaser.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-08

~ sALE-rwO TWO sTnR, rnnt nSrr I'M \
Soases 10 good Location onsu w'n s,a iou
\ yard. porch in 1roli,' "nrn rn, thc s,,r,,I
as qh on oor and four ana Hn as xas s''s" sac
@ % s,m 1ns;s VIII nH1.s; "s 5 ,s 'Ss
and on cay w. Address, Houses, RErubiF
tulldln! lo'S' NN septo-5tt
- tIhrl
Daily Republican., 1881-09-08

-',----, w, ,,-,-yALlrABLE REAL rs
! 40 usrshqll, having lost ms nca'.m eau,
s osS,s,. 81 ri ssst s. .a raTs
$; sns ;a" ''5Ss' %s
dts,P po':c'''0" septe.eod.l4tS4tw
tsuS
Daily Republican., 1881-09-08

-, SAFE THE HOU $ 4 J. . l. y
E0k Ie, IA boarding house doing a ia,r
I soouT viii IL be sold at priva'e sale for cash
business. WI, .aru,s Also house for rent. Ap-
or On easy 'el'n'' NJ. MEG
p! 10, >, sic Tatnall street.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-08
roR SALE.

~ KENT.-THE REAL
sssste s'. =. 'n's = M very y.Iu.ol. prVpsrs ss
y y rood condition, tisnn,pSery and fruits Of all
;;.roundsd with wons make desirable home; 1e,
,sd ,sads, and won'dh Ton the last OF September. fof
lsfs0'' D. %; H. I Georges, bel,
orMRS, W. T1LDEN;
-, at2 North Front street ril'ln.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-08
APEPSIA:

Mr.. II. A. Clark, firm Clark Bros. 4 no.
Philadelphia, was given up by our most ont
ncnt physicians In this country. Paid out
$1,000 and cured with only three bottles o.
APhiSlA.
Moses Thompson Thurlow Pa, a very bac
case Of twenty years Standing, cured WITT
only tW o bottless of hPESPlA.
W. 4. Taylor, Tyrone, Pa, a very agra
waited case, was cured with two bottles d
APLPSlA.
DR. Samuel W. Adams. an eminent phys,.
clan Of New York city, writes me his wife ba;
been cured with APFPSIa A one of the wors'
cases In the known world and he is noy usin.
1t in his practice without a failure in u siLglt
case.
Capt. George W Weymouth Of savanna.
writes me he cured himself and wife and l.
large number OF friends with APEPSlA
Tho only known medicine that Will cure
chronic dyspepsia. 1t truly ttod sond t,
all dyspeptics, tor the second dose v,ves per
feet relief, and from two to three bottles curt
the worst cases in existence.
v. X. STONE, N. d.,
Late Physician and Surgeon U. :, A.
Price, s.. 90 per bottle. For saio by ali dru.
gists. lIN
Daily Republican., 1881-09-08
On Easy Terms.

i1r ss!, Low ,u.,xe.room 'n a~e'lIny, D1u, nnsa
With ani aS' ren papsTsS sssc, hHSi'S" nnI Stands
Toart'h 'one an' ths %ai view around is grand Upon
SNly. App! W ANDREW NJ, Clio, D..
No. 400 Washington ST.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-08

op sarE-SEvFRAL BEAi illf u L.
Eonn, n,hnrhan ,' lots, containing ahont "hs
! soch sa hne view of the city h,eh anu
Rfe enV'', cosv of access by X. X. at low rate
tmre lss,,e' For location. price &c; e., "u
,oy Clayton House Building.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-08
DYSPEPSIA! DYSPEPSIA,
Cured! Cured f! Cured!
APEPSIA :
iPEPSIA!! Z!

The vrcat scientific preparation is now &C
knOHledXed by most eminent physicians ana
all who have taken It to be the only meiicint
ever placed before the public that will make
n permanent cure in chronic dyspepsia.
refer with pleasure to a few Of the worst cases
known In this country that have been cured
with
Daily Republican., 1881-09-08
XN SELECT SCHOOL,
For Young Ladies and dentlemen,-
NO. 92l MARI kET STREET,.
Will open on SEPTEMBER s, 1881
IKsTn lIGMElAnS

INSTR UCTORS.
ENGLISH BRANCHEs-Miss Frazer assisted
by Miss $. Comfy.
DRAWING AND PAINTING-Miss Chaytor.
FRENCH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURH-
Prof. Loubignac.
GERMAN AND LATIN-P-of 4rumbricht,
MDsIC.-Prof Beecher
PRIVATE LESSONS, afternoon and evening
classes in Languages and drawing by ar.
rangemement. Circulars may be obtained at
1909 Market street. augl8H
Daily Republican., 1881-09-08
THE MISSES HEBB'S e"
L FRENCH AND ENGLIsH

Boarding and day school for young ladies
and children, s02 WEST STREET WILMINa-
TON, DEL. Thorough instruction will be given
in English branches and Latin and modern
languages. Music, Dancing, Drawing and
Painting will be taught by competent teach.
ers, and classes for conversation In the French
language will be held three times week,
The school will open September 15 septl-l1t
Daily Republican., 1881-09-08

wv 49Li Lu-bo boARDEkS WANTED AT
bod aosolnmnaa o,a street. Pleasant roons ana
N"0lVus. sept6.6tt
Daily Republican., 1881-09-08

- S,I,E-SOME BEAU 7 l.
'onnn;dtny lots in the western part OF me
y wav,iticent view Of the river VIII taa'
al! hn"sas in part exchange II desired
slSa, ssm,n' IO new railroad will soon IRENE ne
0s,ss'n os,ss of this property. Address owner,
u.u,,prIcAN office. JyZo-t i-'h"o"'
Daily Republican., 1881-09-08

wv onsap-WOMAN FOR GENERAL
sepB3t,. "'ek at llUl latnal street.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-08

BITANTty, -
M do IA WHITE WOMAN TO
f9ler III Iira nran's.ework. Inquire At the water
F. hoce market. SeDtb.u
Daily Republican., 1881-09-08

Nv in na-A n a,A GOOD WHITE GIRL
evssth stres, saa'l family. Apply at S23 W.
Sept6 Att
Daily Republican., 1881-09-08

nv er. l'-FlRsT GLASS PLU M b.
NptSstt SlEWAR l. JONES,
1l5 West Fourtn streat
Daily Republican., 1881-09-08

Apply Al ,hhEM ~ ALE CDMPOSITOR
a. the RseUBLlcAr ofaoe.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-08

-np sAI,E-lHE STOCK A N d FIN
kNn .n,cs nf A hrst class store on Market
'u.; Satisfactory reasons for selling, For
iuF'hef 'D''' EVANS PENNINGTON.
.-o.. No. Il Eighth street.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

l'sst Of Directors gre composed of ftr i- lowing el! known gentlemen: i..s dent, !. ". Eava, D.rec. o,s-- q. h. E.icL, u. q. NcSgrI.r, C. E. k-ia-s, William Badger aui Y. Y. Prr;lr; Secretary, Jacob Ht.ea- rut, Jr The President hold- a royy,r ot attorney eiviuE him fuil auiGOrIt, tO cCt as he may see dt in tLc inter c>ts Cf the company BBd the holders of the surface ground n this city. The plans adopted are as follows: :: Fifty thousand shares Of inc stock have been set aside as a fund for lae benefit of the property holders or Mountain Maid ground. For instance, tenant is assessed 5000 as the value Cf the property he holds; the con- psDy then deduct 40 per cent, and the tenant pays them 5000 for the ground {; Le then receives a deed from the company and $500 in stock, thus mak- ing him a stOckholder. The remain ing 150, eco shares are pooled, the company agreeing that in case Of a rise Co draw as much stock from the pool rro Tata as held by tenants and sell il, thus preventing a ring The plan is a good enc, and shows an iu- ClinGiiOn on the part Cf the company 10 do the right lining and give tenants who now have title hy occupancy 3 chance 10 get their money back some day by . stock deal.
 PRAXITELEs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05
Cr,at Free.
1..n-.C.L. U aIp-.se.

T.e.s ms CiE} tlp--7''
 ...,r.a.an ot tujs place has 9 ,, 0ric.. is d species Of aoac'a' l- ,..- .tuUu fi.rl 90 ~ecd ur"u= h' ''o'i'
 r-.r.,lir. Iru ir-c l- u-" s''i'
 -..uceI-ntie,t u Lci-H'' .AU ..=..l .5iia-c oud -Io0ins rapid u't F.i .,-ut:..alu5 anh Nels "is'''N' SION, inc char .cl,r.siic> '1 tue '.''' ,,.-a. CT sensitive plant. i' guar .v.,v ,v.utne, about the uiue 'he .-.,t,kens go tU Too9i, l-o 'Ss -,Ns-oro ro,st. The ltGves fold t0Se th- zr and tlc ends Or tue tender tWlss c,iI themselves up Ike the tail oi a piE. Al'er Ouc '' ,ro tvi-s has been Tahed, or han ,Ied. thc leaves move uutas.ly "u" are m a sort of mild cO-ainO'iJa LOT a
 Aims VaS known about the tree, .ttt Il vas only yesterday that U ".' .t;-c rr.at fb-L line tree lad m q mrrh mcrc lie aud feeling tnan i' ..J ,,rr tefn~u been cred ted Wi,h . qr. rr.e 5CinL iu Qll.e -Hi .il po.' ..n,. Al. -.h it was f.. tJ.AiC"i0I' IL was thou .nt best Go E''e il ""0 O' much ia4-sr sig. les rr!ay "i.e,- .non t.e tree vas transferred To i's .uaw ouarter-. j. resvn.ei tue oi',.ta- i,u- st us removal tO 'Ht Oes- oL i's oJi,iy. .,.
 Arriving at his fcisdenre about il- linn. tby tree bad been ltau-p-auteii the .caJ,,nan t5urd thc Aou-e lr ...---f rommuii.u. On A-S.l5 - h', y,t- ma Lr was l1id tnat They uA- tr2u=p an.ed the tree sccurdir- IO or t--s and tLeo. CT lion had co made '- v.r, ma..." Hardly Lad it ben gh. .- i, new Quar.vrs teloie tne ie-'c' b.uau ta stand up m all orccti Ess ike u.e hair 0n the taii Of ar ugry Cal. and soon the whole r!~uJ Was Is .s gti,vrr. This cuu.u have been GU dyr.d. lut at the sane lime it gave out uG ojyl co 1st lungcLt aud slcEel- rrr. ia-t such a smell ls ls given on hy rfiiitsnukes HuH many other kInt7 co; snakes in suLn,r when tc1>ed. This 0gor 90 lii,d the house and was SD ..,keuiue that It Wds lHuud Iec's- ~aiyto open Jhc uUaTs and Windows ti ,,a> iuily au hnur before The plan c.imrd down aud folded it's leaves in peace. lt would probably mol have given up the. hSLt even then hId It uo, been that Its time for going 10 .no-t nuI arrived. !t is probably needless Co add that the W hole Lou>,- hold row ,iauI iu notG .ittle awe or tLc p.s4 as being LEius more auI- iu.! tor rCp;!le) ihau vegetable.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05
D.aur Dr0-e.

Subsequently party Q thr37 wei. known gentlemen of this cItJ went about five mics up .nc AiSau7I> valley 10 make thorough test oi 60 high explosive discOee. eI 5y Frank Huber, chemist and assayer, formerly located at Granite, but later Ot tti> oity. Mr. HuJer Cslis hIs eXpIU i've "DrOXO, from chcmicgl suysJuac- known as dtOniue, anu Aa. made ,. thus far iu the suopu oi na tubes with a fuse projecting Ou. of the tu [. Wnc4e d ljlt.e iaunu-: Is llaccJ. The exterior tube l. made Ot I-afi au1 about as big around us tAc iWir finger, and four inches long. Oac end Is sealed and the screw Ct the ether extends down mlO white Pow- der, above Wilci Is a gia-s tube. In Orle Iu explode Ii tla screw l- turned, forcing tue tube Co the bot tom of the ctsg and there bre iEing e., ul.Owlns a luul To cs .aps amt mOl-ten the powder. Tae fuse Is then irui'e'i. This may appear comp.Ica. btt MT. Huber states tdlt tine tub- Cda be pr0iuccl for fit,y c-a's or les apio.,. Tn ir iD-ce is slId tO b: 're- mendUus. A> an initial exp r.m.1i q hole was uIilic. in the er,hy for nation of si.ght emhrnkm.u', and stick of dr0No lighted and 'fupPei in. The fuse burns exactly five min utes, and the party withdrew Co D safe di-taacc. At exact y the sTCci fled lime gilauuc c..io ion took place, blowing 0Il q deep hole nFcr four feet m diameter. A stick oi uri- mary giant powder tried near hy diu not acc pmpljsh one-third of the work. Various other ,QIa'iy satisfactory cX- pe.iments were ,riCd.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05
County Recorders Office.
NINIys LOCATIONS.

West Cliff. Santa Rita, Horace Jones
 ll0nteZuma, SaLt- Rita, N y Nlns, Il
 Jupiter. Santa Rita district. II Jones.
 East Cliff, Santa Rita E.oCntaius, Hor- a-e JOnes
 Pizsr-o, Santa Rita mountains, Eoraoe Jcnes
 Cortez, sant. Rita mountains, Horace Jones.
 Yellow Stone, Patagonia, D F Glin-s, J H Glres, c F Johnson.
 Good Hope. Old Hat, c II SweotmGn.
 Alvarado, Tucson, April l2, 0 D Morse and others.
 Helmet Mountain Tunnel, near San Xavier Mining Camp, June 1.
 Pennsylvania, Pima, May 16, w II Smith, W 5 Fritz.
 Aarcelia Red Rock, April IS, Matt Flynn, George brennan.
 DEEDS FOR MINES.
 IT Morgan to Francis Allison, interest in Redoubtable mine, Washington Camp; SI0.
 J Morton to ID $ GlssscJck, cne-quarter Sunny South; SlC0
 J Morton to w Leighton, one-tkird in Wonder. one-third in Big Chief, Ons-Eali in Trade Dollar; Sl00
 B r Biyens to GUnsight Consolidated Mining Company, Gunsisht, Silver Gilt and Easte.n mines, and Gunsight mill site for a capital stock of Sl, 5g9 SCO.
 B Bivens to Morning Star and Cres- cent Consolidated Silver Mining Company one-quarter interest Morning Star and Crescent mining claims, Meyers district $249 7C0 ' r Bivens to Wm R Warner. three. quarter interest in Morning Star m.ne, Meyers district; Sl0,CO0
 Samuel P Ely to Benjamin F Bivens, cne-quarter interest in Morning Star and Crescent mines; Sl.
 Samuel T Ely to Benjamin F Bivens, Gunsigkt, Silver. Girt and Eastern min s, and Guas;gLt mill site Meyers district; Sl.
 B II Lockhart and others to 5 F Biyzns, three-quaIters of Morning Star and Cres- c-nt mints: Sl0,CO0.
 Wm R Warner to the Morning Star aad Crescent Consolidated Mining Company; consideration, S1i9, 100 in stock ot sad company
 William Burns to $ D Wright and oth- CTS San Louis mine; SlOO Frank O'Brien to Donald L Mcintyre, General Lee mine, Canyon del Oro; $jCO MILL SITES.
 Au-ua Pustusa mill site, Arivaca dis. trict, April l3, N W Bernard, Frank Sin eel BONDS FOR DEEDS. ? NJ Scott to R Dunkelberg, one-Lali interest in the Democrat, California. Iron. clad, Black Hawk and Blue and Gray min s, Tucson district; SlOOO.
 REVOCATION or POWERS OF ATToNEY. II $ Searle, of Gro Blanco, revoke. power of attorney to Lewis Leland oi New York. 1 GOEICAGES.
 Isaac Goldberg and wife to Jennie | Oy.Iton. lot I, block lS6; $500 PATENT. United States to Wm C Forbush ana Stephen O'Connor, Empire mine and mil site. REVOCATION OF POWER OF ATTORNEY. Wm c Forbush and Stephen O'Connoi ! toJ E W Gardner, Jan 2g.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

Two German women who cannot speak English passed through Tucson this morning on the west bound emi- grant tram, who were the victims of of unsavory rascality at Kan - o99City. They were en route for $. innemucca, Nevada, and at Kansas City, through their ignorance of the geography of the country and the most direct lines of travel, they were induced to purchase tickets for their objective point by way of Arizona nearly doubling the distance neces- gary to travel. Their tickets by this route simply take them to San Fran cisco, where they must incur another incunsiderable expenditure 10 travel eastward to their destination. It can- not be that the officials of the Atchi- son, Topeka and Santa Fe road are aware that such outrageous deceptions gre practiced by their agents, or they would take prompt steps 10 prevent a recurrence of such dishonorable tricks. It is contemptible piece of business, and deserves the severest censure.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

TIE mlrlae Lyironot'r invented by NJ. F.c~cher, 0f L-ipsic, Is rc- gardrd as a complete spc,ess. X Yes sel of seventeen feet beam. one hun dred and icu feet long, aud h'e au9 oEe-ha'f lcer d,aIEI, WIS propelled without patilr or screw at the tHte .. ten knots au hJur Wafer i- inlrJ- ducei into reservoir iu the hDll uls then pgmped out by p CcuirItIg pump worked by an on zine, lhe di-- chnrge of the wa.er proi cling th. ship. The power developed. It l. saIi. proved 10 le greater tIan that 0 scren Nr plI ILe.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

POSTMASTER GENERAL JAMES IS makin. a fine record for economy. Be has cut down $445,547 during the month of May on star route and steam beat mail service. That is all right, provided ii does not injure the eff ciency Of the service. We have no sympathy wIth rings or thieves, in or o-l of office, but We do not believe in cur.ailing the service or the frontier foI the sake of doubling up tbe fast mail service in the East. The fact that particular route is not self-sus- ta;aing is 10 good reason why It should be discontinued. In fact, the correct policy Is 10 extend the service Iu all directions as fast es possible. The Pos,ofice Department is great ciyiiizing agency on He frontier; IL reduces distances, o5iiterates sectional lines and keeps strong lhc old home acs, which ale too of,en worn .oosei! .a .lc Western w.lcs
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05
Trl.,ranaie EccY.lies.

A North Erookfe.d, Mass. Taes- day mora.Gg. Mr.. Nellie Murphy had Ter head cli uI u an elevator q. Batchol,r's boat sAor.
 Al a meeting otilo IltCr-colonial 2nd Great Northern liUlroag Com pauy of Texas Tuesdly, Tue road was leased lU ,lo Missouri und Pacific for Hine.y years.
 A terrific hal s.orm Tuesday. Cx- tended from New Iac6euSaCk .o Fish Kill Plains. New Jersey. Gram every where Was .estroyed, and corn and young frlil Sii.ed.
 Collections of internal revenue for the eleven months or Inc current ifs cal year, were $23, 4tl. 2Sj. The ag- rregate receipts for Inc fScal year are expected 10 be alout $ij4, G54,- l60.
 The old pioneer mail company oi Y. Arnot, Of St, Louis, with head quarters at Washington, has Jailed. il has been in business iOIiy-siX years, snd carried mails in nearly every State and Terii,oTJ-.
 Ata meeting of the prominent citI- zens of Boston Tuesday committee was appointed io consider the whole subject of the Worlds Fair, iis prob able cost, income, site, time an other points Of importance
 Dr. Jose ClstOdiO AIves De Lerra has arrivei iu New York from klo JaneIro, commissioned hy the coilet ,lsaters of the Province of San Pau c 10 secure, it possible, 3JOJ Chinese Iaborers for that country.
 The first mortgage bond and trus; deed of the Chicago, Texas and Cen iral Railroad Company, Tn favor O. the Central Trust Company Ot Ne" York, amounting 70 Sl0, Gc0, ,0OJ, was filed with tie Secretary Of Sta:e a. Austin Tuesday.
 At SplinGcdl, I:licota, twenty seven barrels uf gasoline oil on the platform of railroad freight house caught fire Tuesday afternoon. The expIo,ion injured several firemen and marv citizens. Altogethe. for'y per sols were more or less burned.
 Vanderbilt, in the telegraph suit ol Williams Tuesday, testified thai he purchased a large quantity ot West era Union on reports that a pool wa' .ormiug iU get control ol it. He soid tgis after election, b4, still had cer- tain amount us all investment.
 Jessie Little. a resident of Jetfer son, Baltimore county, Maryland, 1T fs,Ler destitute circumstances ioi some time past, died on Monday, a he age O. $. There were policies on his life to the amount of S6j,UOO said to have been taken lately in dlt tereDt comnanies by yariOus persons
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05
,ONFEDERATE BONDHOLDERS.

The holders of Confederate bonds I'd London are now bestirrlng them selves 10 see if they can secure the payment of the debt of the late de- unct Confederacy by the States which Constituted that pseudo government. sn commenting upon a recent meeting ,sf the holders of these bonds in the British capital, the London Times avs;
 -1'he fact of the meeting being held deserves notice, although the first im- oression will be that nothing could De more hopeless than the position of the creditors of the Confederacy, as fthere Is a clause in the American |Copstitution forbidding the recogui- |sion of such loans. The meeting, however, appointed very influential |committee, consisting of Campbell, Martin, Merrett, Payne, Walker and Sir Hem Tyler. The hope of those iutereste that the Southern States will attempt to borrow money in this .,aiket and can be treated in default unless they recognize these loans, tbe Union having DO equity to release
 them from the obligations incurred in their capacity as sovereign States This seems a very poor foundation for the claims which the United States opposes, but it IS 8 fact that the cot ton bonds of the Confederscy have
 been recently dealt in here st , per cent and dollar bonds at 3 per cent.
 IL IS to be noted that when a State is in default the Stock Exchange will re- fuse to grant quotation for any new loan.
 What makes this effort of the Brit
 ish capitalists who were foolish enough to give the Southern Conied-
 eracy financial support to secure theil
 payment at the hands of the States
 lately in rebellion supremely ridicu' lous is that those States, or many ol
 them, have repudiated their State
 debts. What their agreement to pay
 the unknown amount of the Confeder
 acy's debt would be good for We will
 leave it for the honorable committed to determine.