Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09

ed in Washington, to o-mne,ao-,4.
 hlntuy sympathy expressed from TC
 nighest to tle lowest with the Ja.-
 States m the National sorrow. It fu-t5,-
 proposes the figure shall represent F,,-
 land and Wales, the pedestal to he ss
 Scotch granite '-
 The statement Shat Nurra' Land r. ccDtly taken poss, ssior of E- Cg-i-s Hooper on behalf OF the United Sls.-
 Government, is par of tle D1miniq-. .', ] Canada, IS not considered accurate 7.'- government officials since Inc r,T.-. s the Common have never been rsl-.5
 upon the land. Malor Clarke af tla F..- enuc Marine Bureau, 8s reca.ve.I. .-.
 yate letter from Captain Hooper .- which 1t IS suggested thgt the new r... session be named New Columbia. T-. name Is thought vsyy aprr0p-iata. s-1 ' will probably be adorsad by tEe e1v.--- ment. Captain Hooper adds (. -ss | has been most open season. and -.,- ! if the Jeannette does not show Ir-.r, | this year the vessel will not. in au .r | man probability, ever be seen s-- | although 1t Is possible her crew r.ee ! Nhalers are vc. pCsi-.-e that sue --s ] entered what they cIL the toI.~- league to the northwest.
 ! The renders of E1-per Bros. rr.-. ' tions will regret t1 lean or the Js.... .s | Fletcher Harper. He u.s born N.v-a- ! Long Island n l'oi, aud u 1~-7 -a
 admitted ls a partner with bis tl-.e .f- der brothers iu the publishing firm .- f | lo J. Harper, the uam5 of which vss then changed to Harper E Eu...-, The tour brothers were t.T l.-.. the most conspicuous U-u Il -.e...i. fishing trade iu tlls U-ry. The [ of poor Long Island farmer, t r. ! all learned the printers trade. and
 two elder started iu tie lgs.ue.- .f printing for booksellers. The .-
 brotLeI were admitted int. 1-. s--
 when they hai tlofOU y learned .-.
 trude. From that lm. Che hl-r.,. .s grown. Uutll ROW 1t has assumed ..l...f . proportions. In lSsl the first -u.
 of Harpers New Monthly Magazine -.s
 issued. Two years later the .-l.a..s..
 mCut was burned t1 the -luurd. trs has ! being S1,5JO.Ws. The firm at .a.a .-.-
 about for a new s.te and se'ae-- I-
 on Franklin square They then .g.-a 1 scven-stOry, iron, iira-rIuri HEIa-
 which stands to-day and Is one %. t.- most cor spicu0us objects ou tl. Inn. .f
 the East-side New York Elevated I.r , road. The business of the firm fae-... until now it is estimated tlltt-a E.r.- employs one Thousand person. .e .-
 printing, electrotypu-. engraving and i. binding. In lc5s tu. tr-t arl.a- ur Harpers' Weekly was Iesua..-H r.-.f , ical which the rebellion H-r .- z. prominence and which .~ now ..-r a the rem0test corners ui .-a guu.... .. history of the house for tHe .. -
 years is virtually tle history . .er.r
 who has just died, lyr Fletcher t..r-E the youngest oi tLe brothers. v5- -. 7 Q recognized as the Lea u. l.. ir II. possessed large eXseut.e ability ul was au unusual good .r. -e .- ..H.a.-.- - Most oi the innovations -r ... .-sH.,-. . including the issue Ot .a were due to his sCe- e.ye uu. I his raIeb business lors>.-u s....... ...
 al fault. Two generations %. ~.- ' 1r0Ul u- and entered tIa ar -, .-.. seutiur spectacle sc I1I s.gu l d. country. lt has been the cUs,. n house for ,la sons tI 1e-ll U.-- .t q. . printer ease and tlgl U..5- .... .. partmeut Oi the business Il s-... . At the end or several year when -. . work of training wts ended. d ... .a-. ! ment was gwen to the urv-rHu V . favor5 were shown; all t-e -.- ..- treated alike, and the rgaH. IS c.-- . or vell-equipped men such as ... tus ness houses in the c1ul-r. can s...- The Tulis insurgents Iare torn lr q. . track of the French railway, huueI -a. stations a. Wddezagah and murdered G employees, including several Eri- a sub ; jects, some of whom they bUru.J oIvt.