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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-18
DIED.

DOBSON--In Silver District. Numa county, Sep tember A.. lssi. of hemOrrhage, Nlrs. VI. DOb-on. QUIJADA-In Yuma September o. lss1, Julian Quijada, aged lO years
 WATERS Tombstone September it 1881. Frances, infant daughter Of Mr. J. M. and Mrs. PasllIna Waters. aged three months and three days.
 TURNER At Mid,lletou- ranch. August 3l. 1--1, George L. Turner, Jr., aged 2 year,- WESTON In Pinal. September l. lSSI. Anna Maria. wife of John \. Weston. aged 35 years.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-18
Albert ii. MerteS,
 Agent for BANCROFT & O., San Francisco,

Is now in Tucson, introducing Che following poI.- ular works: McCabe's History of the world. Redpaths History of the United StatcS. A Tramp Abroad. by Mark Twain Mans Strength and Woman Beauty. The Complete Home, by MT. Julian llcNair Wright. Foundation of Success and Laws of Trade. D. Shatier. The National Encyclopedia of Business and So- cial Forms, by Mctabe. The World Encyclopedia of Wonders and Curi- Osities. by J. Platt. Ll-. D. Frank and Jesse JamCs and The Young Broth CTS, by Dr. Davis. Pinkertons Detective. by Allen Fullerton.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-18

COMPLIMENTARY tickets have been re- ceiyed to the District Agrlculturh talT' No 6, to take place at Los AngeIes' oai, ifornia, commencing Oetooer ols' ana lasting until November 9th
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-18

NJ. Gambetta was in the midst of a speech at the Dupont de rEure festival It was last Sunday afternoon. Sudden ly the platform gave way. NJ. Gambetta fell The dignity of M. Gambetta was injured seriously.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-18

LIEUT. E. F. WILCOX has been or dered to report to Col. Wm. R. Price, commanding District of the Verde, for duty in the field.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-18

CHAs. M. NORMAN, Acting Assistant Surgeon, U. S Army, is assigned for field duty at Fort Grant, to date from September 2, 1881.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-18
IsuIliOn ShinlnpntS

Thirteen bars of Silver King bullion valued at S2l ,5O0 was shipped from Pinal on Thursday, for San Francisco, the first | shipment on September account.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-18

h a little before F o'clock Thursday Islt the grocery store Of Mr. H. D. 'o''ett' east af the school house on Con- s'ssS street was discovered to be on fire. f'onpi action was taken to subdue the lane', but all efforts were of no avail. .s '1e mdammable nature of the struc- G Gs and contents and the scarcity 7. ~ Taler t gave the fire every advantage. r --l tle entire building and contents s5ie a mass of runs in less than half an
 'l5 15 aiier the alarm was given.
 4ae building and stock were owned
 1 9if. Ii. D. Corbett, and were valued $. -oo0i Si5'm on which there was an -'!f1nee Of $500 in one of the com is t,.i5s A. represented by Mr W. 1. Scott. a U IS supposed the fire originated ,--g,'sl .-35s the careless use of fire-crackers '.,-l .-..i ioonts by the boys who were cele- -SS.-ls the eve Of the day of Mexican r.'. r,-lsis,Alence. At the time the fire s 's.ll.ed' , MT. Corbett was at his saloon. a i...i ii,..t instance bey ond the store. and his ..l.i,er' ,.-. ,' who slept in the store. was ab- Nli down town.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-18
Nnrre..fnl Surgical 0nerafinn-

Avery delicate and difficult surgical ePeTalon vas performed on Wednesday gy Dr. Natas, assisted by Dr. del Amo. Ms Luisa Para, a lady ; years Of age, residing at No. 4nj Convent street, has oern suffering greatly for the past five !ears From caicGh, or stone in the bIad- a7i' and her life has recently been con '-leLed ID great danger. At ten o'clock Oa Wednesday forenoon an operation vas performed by making an opening mo the bladder and extracting there ..oA tlTee large stones. No chloroform ' sls administered, and the operation only ,-s.el ,I i.'t len minutes, the patient suffering l-, lilie pam. She Is now recovering, -ll VIII probably De well in a very short ,--ir. i-t'. The calcuL extracted are on ex- -''i'lon at j. F. Yorha's drug store.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-18

sion. aversion Co society, olmncsz of vision. noises in the head. the vItsd fund pas.iu-- uuoD- served in the urine. and many other di-easei q gt lead to insanity and death
 DE- MINTiE will agree to forfeit Five HFi- dred DOllars for ease of this kind Che Restorative under his special advice and treat mentI will not cure or for anything impurp or iu- juriousfound in if. Dr. MIntie treats all private. diseases successfully without mercury. Consul tatiOn FREE Thorough examination and ad- Vital Re-torttive. S3 bottle or four times subsequently, S1O Sent tO any adtlross upon re- ceiI or price. or C. O.D secure from observation TIt u. D., n heaTuy street. Sun Frlucisco. Califoruia.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-18

THos. II. WILLIAMS, of this city, is erecting the smelter at Shakespeare for the Shakespeare Smelling Company. .
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-18

THOUGH SHAKEN IN EVERY JOINT AND
 fiber with fever and asue. or bilious remit tent the system may yet he freed from the mal- igngnt virus with Hostetters Stomach Bittcrs. Protect the system against It vi b tbis heneh- cent autI-spasmOdic which Is furthermore a syi- preme remedy for liver complaint. constipation dyspepsia. debility, rheumatism. kdues troubles and other ailments.
 For sale by all Druggists and Dealers gener- ally.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-18

47C,rno1L. Acting Assistant Sur
 ,, q ii--itef States Army, has been or st--;; ~ -n-5reei from Haley, Idaho, to T-,.- ;Il l,.--ls Barracks, Prescott, Arizona, to N.--If., v ', The Commanding General, De ..,-.-.,7aut Of AriZgua.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-18
Trripg to Bull the Stock.

The gentleman who offered an officer q the Rescued from the Total Wreck Company a thousand shares of Rescued sock at x cents a share never was the pssess0r of any of the stock, 50 the tlressil officer might have accepted Ls offer when made instead of hemming Ei having and finally declining. It vss only an innocent attempt to bull the sock
 TLe Los Angeles Herald says: "On Saturday last the San Francisco Argo- llut, ID noting who were in attendance 1the theatre the first night of Pa .telee. said: Just back of this lady sat magnificent brunette from Tucson, he wife Of the Mayor of that city, with ue newest and most attractive Marie Altoinette hat, with large, high crown lad broad brim'-this was formerly Miss Florida Nichols, who, to-day, no doubt, las the finest natural voice in Califor- 1ia, and Is one of the handsomest of our handsome women; her sister, Mrs. John Oarlln, nee Miss Roby Nichols. resides D San Francisco, and is also a pretty r0man."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-18

7.,,r. Rr,EpoN. who had an ankle ..g,Al--tsI A-- a short time ago, IS out on e-1-ches.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-18
rocE NAREETS.
NEW YORK. September l6.
 fHL-. money eas! ElfcInineht7
rn,.r1sro. September r.
rr,THrR OBSERVATIONS.
Weather

.--,,>r SldNAI. SERVIcE U. \; AEhf' giI IE'..- ,lrrf-r. TUCsoN, September 10. ,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-18
LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining in the Postofiiee at Tucson, Arizona for four Weeks prior Co Septem- ra
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-18

Wind.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-18

Tar Prescott Democrat says that MT. c..-Ie, R Rush. reporter Of the Terri .--.i .--.i Surreme Court, intends soon to ,.-- .---- @rt fine first volume of Arizona .---- ----. having on hand decisions cover :.: ..- s--Be al1 rages of manuscript
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-18

-,- pi,7,fr lee Company are supply HE A .5-;- i1-; customers regularly with il7 .-i i.i ice manufactured here.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-18

..l,.ir, shipped from Pinal City, . u--L - to PTeblo. Colorado, for reduc- d11.
 p;.,,s- Ice Company are supply --T tbei- customers regularIy Wlth .-T.riid ice manufactured here
 Rr,rpax. who had an ankle ,.,Il-ttei Ar- short time ago, IS out on c-ltches.
 ,7c.rporL. Acting Assistant Sur y. Tinted States Army, has been or f; i. proceei from Haley, Idaho, to T-t'- -l.--Is Barracks, Prescott, Arizona, to N--,t -l to the Commanding General De ,.S1-ment of Arizona.
 T-r Prescott Democrat says that NIT. -, R Rush. reporter Of the Terri .--.si Surreme Court, intends soon to t-;-g out the first volume of Arlzona --,-. ..---- having on hand decisions cover =. some .sll rages of manuscript
 pgrs-7rr merchants are despairing of ...r- rbeir accumulation of freight ..--TFh from Naricopa on account of .ls s7a-ritv ot freight teams and the i;,l water ii the Salt and GIla uyers- Tur surveyors of the Atchison, Topeka .-j santa Fe road from Benson to Guay- -rs yia Charleston and Contention, are -Tr at work about six miles from rfs-lestpu. 0u the Barbacomarl.
 
 Wp Iorr, DoNsIyG has made his free -reb a very uopular feature of hls -1iai saloon. He sets a lunch that rrbt to satisfy any reasonable mortal, mi keeps exceedingly refreshing bever- sgas for the thirsty.
 TEE stage from Wickenburg to Pres s,-- was fired upon six miles south of ,rtelope station by unknown parties, m Monday night. Two occupants of n. ,,are were unhurt. although 1t was 1ddlel wit. bullets. It was given out that the shooting vas done by Indians, tut the report has not been confirmed, .ui it is thought that road agents were the responsible parties.
 IHg boys gymnasium at tue public srbool building is about complete. Be sides the donation by Gov. Stafford of s2l towards its construction, NIT. J. N. Mason furnished the lumber at less than ost and hauled 1t gratis; Messrs. l.. Zeskenddrf E Co. gave the necessary r5pes: Chas. Etchelis made the iron r1gs and eye-b0lts, and Mir. c. W. Clarke covered the rings with leather, and Prof. Hall made up the slight de tIenpv .u cash.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-18
IocaI Intelligence.

o.,i. heinz shipped from Pinal City, . U1L .7 to PTeblo. Colorado, for reduc-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-18
TIE ExTACY.

Are sinking still and have now at tained a depth of l60 feet with no nat ural change. They have a horse-whim and blower and all appliances for push ing work rapidly.
 At the Grand Central and Contention there Is little to report. At the former they have stopped considerable of the dead work they have lately been en- gagged on, and are now waiting for the arrival of some machinery, daily eI- pected. before starting mp the new
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-18

pprsrorr merchants are despairing of
 ..;rr rbeir accumulation of freight .s--rgb from Mancopa on account Of .ls s7ar.itv ot freight teams and the I:',b rst4- ii the Salt and GIla rivers.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-18
\ NENER EAII-

LIS A NEVER FAIL J ing cure for Nervous Debility. EXhau stptl Vi- , ,taiity. Seminal Weak h css. Spermatorrh0a.
 Lost Manhood. impo-
 .teucy. Paruiysi and an ithe terrible effects of l iSelf-abu-e and youthful follies and excos=-s ia lmaturer year -uch as .los- Oi meuory. l1szi- .tude. nocturnal emis-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-18
rnE oRAyp cEyrRAL sorrH

That vas looking so promisiug when last l wrote has been force, to close down for lack of funds. l am sorry, for it looked SD well. After a while eastern men may learn that it takes mine to find a mine, and this incorporating with the stock n0n-assessable does not pay and it is easier to let stockholders con- tribute pro rata to the working fund tEau a few moneyed men tO supply all the money necessary to pay the running expenses, for after a time the best men kick" and particulars some eastern capitalists, who fondly hope for a bon auza 30 few feet below the surface.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-18
THE ANCHOR,

Lying north Of the Prompter and nearly opposite, are engaged in running a tunnel t0 connect with the shaft which is located on top of the hill and IS now l60O feet deep, with a good body of ore at tLe bottom. The tunnel IS m l2O feet with about 1JO feet more before the connection is made. As soon as he work is comDleted they will bull. D ore dump, start a winze and comme. D stOping.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-18
THE SUNSET.

Are still running the drift to connect the t1so shafts, and lack about thirty feet vet of completing 1t. Outside of this no new work is being done.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-18

THE surveyors of the Atchison, Topeka .-j santa Fe road from Benson to Guay- -.s ria Charleston and Contention, are --v a- work about six miles from lfs-l-stau. 0u the Barbac0mari.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-18

WE LorIs DoysING has made his free Imeb a very popular feature of hls r,i4l saloon. He sets a lunch that rrbt to satisfy any reasonable mortal, mi keeps exceedingly refreshing bever- axes for the thirsty.
, 1881-06-12

ITO KENT-F1RST-CLASS HOUSE. no.
L Is 5Waiton-plnce. for the summer, furnished or
1or term OF years unturnshed- Apply to LYMAN
4 G1UDtStis, lU1 Westinghouse
, 1881-06-12

ITO RENT-FlNE HOUSE, 10 ROOMS.
i all n,udcru improvements, southeast corner Of
Superior and St C1alr-sts. ". D. keHFOOf j. CO.,
81 Na>lltgttll-sl.
, 1881-06-12

T7O RENT-.t RESIDENCE CONTAIN
l. Ing sit rooms with closets, on fIedsricS-st.
ix.se View; For particulars call ut sixth house from
N4rth iIlcs.sf
, 1881-06-12

ITO RENT-oSTORIn HOUSE IN PER
l. feci order Il rooms. and two ruons furnished
noH rent fur s5S month: rent IS. Apply the
Premises. West Van Bu:cn-st-. corner H0yEc-ay.,
.: u DR. .sECh LEY, ees Blue Isia7d-.1s,
, 1881-06-12

fT"0 KENT-Sl2 PER llONTII-l'IliST
i door and lAseu1enx tbEic: to3xe, ONT. t,i.rk
1runl Lake-sL cars Ju1iS y. yUCSG, s! WASH
, 1881-06-12

ITO RENT-FOR THREE MONTHS, a
i handsome furnished house on the North Side.
Address !: ~, Tribune office.
, 1881-06-12

Yf.u EEST-FTESISNED TWO-STOPT-
1 e:h;-rno:n a"nsc on the :-oath Side near Thirty.
sccond-ss.. fos ts:e sotou.e- Address O. Iribunr
, 1881-06-12

no RENT-TO ONE Or MORE GEN
- tieucn, hack parl0r. Also snail b.u-r.,o,n on,
dnr1lt-l'cd Convenient 10 steam and ho:se taa;s 81
, 1881-06-12

ITO RENT-AT TAVOND.ALE--A7 7-tOpM
twe-story house, titthlc style Avondale * on the
Wisconsin division OF the T. i " W. NaiiTOad farc
E.Yi for 1u' rides. F"r uarteu!a1s ul'py - II! ~
ElShteenth-e1 bridge.
, 1881-06-12

ITO PENTHOUSE 2A WAkREN-AE.,
l. in thorough order. newly painted ind new side
wa!ks- TO responsible party.
, 1881-06-12

ITO KEET-2-STORY HOUSE. ROOMS
i and large basement. hot and Guild water hath.
lafa.s !ur; walk to business cGu1rr- III south
Greeu-s1. between Van Hu-en md Congress-
, 1881-06-12

W .khNI-EH J. c. ALAGILL Is co. 81
" ashl1e1un-st: SJ.51-}s;tis i'.rs an cI...nt
c!'tse /" Stttnl and hurs. ,.ars ~e'''Hooo o'"eF'
, 1881-06-12

TT0 KENT-FCl,NiSIlEn HOUSE. or
nearly 50. on Waba>is-av. near Twenrr-*econn.
&: marble trout. ~ fo".s: suitable tor hoHrders or
rnE,css; i:st-class III every respect Atdress u
T1ihgne U!!lce ~
, 1881-06-12

W KENT-$15-A FLAT OF 3 ROOMS.
t,4rrst "ttu nIcr'i improvements; convenient ror
, 1881-06-12

WANTED-T0 KENT-A FLAT Or 1
w Or5 rooms west Of Morgan and south Uf Ram
dnirh-s1: modtEn improvements and cheap. Address
tt4lkTEi4f.. u MArkGt-st.
, 1881-06-12

ITO REST-FE NISHED, IN GOOD Oh
= der Euod neiGhbori4ood, Ihs-story cottnge. II
t"uth sa1samun-st; rent reasonable; immediate
p,s.r>Siun
, 1881-06-12

no RENT-2Sto MlCHIGAN-AV., COZ
J. ner Twrnty-n h-Ss.-1w wu-story rnd basemcut
, 1881-06-12

ITO RENT-{2S5 WEST M0NROE-ST.-A
Z two-story residence. dining and kitchen
o. main uuor- THOMAS j. PUTNAM. >. Portland
Block.
, 1881-06-12

1.O RENT-NO. by, pRAIRIE-Av .
story .itd tas,'intIt s:encir.n1 house; III ru,,s.
n 1r4 las. ssfsst.r. ME1H CHE II; ~ Sniie-sf
, 1881-06-12

NORTH SIDE.
ITO RENT T-1o-ROOM BRICK HOUSE
i and hlrn, No. "a sedswick-sI Flat of rooms,
sh North Franku-*t: S3s per mouth Il. :. DREf Ek
i CO. IS WaShurtcy-st-
, 1881-06-12

ITO RENT FURNISHED - WOULD
i Ike I" rent MY two-st"1y house. lEl, Indiann-
and board With party: self, wife. child; viii
make literal terms ~ responsible parties ouIv An
III GpEaa. ~
, 1881-06-12

THO O1tENT-UNFUHNISI ROOMS AT
l. ls1i thdiAnaAv., three dooFs from the corner VI
Gsl..at Grutsl-sr. - .- -
, 1881-06-12

riJO l.ENT-NERY DESIRABLE RESI-
4 sencr. SaE lndiAnn-ar., two-story and cellar
trlk >;une TRIMMINGS, new: ut ,IuIv
]; 1t r,.,E:s: IIiuflutng aud sewerage trSt-r:nss
PIERCE i " ARE, llj Ia Safest ~
, 1881-06-12

TITO RENT-OS r.i1tk-AV., NEAR LIN
| rom south front furnished :coye ruunl, iu 1ri-
vac taty; gentlemen preferred. Address y l. ~
ft'Yit
, 1881-06-12

o ,,o oEE;ST..CllOICE GROOM FLATS.
s.a -Lasu ,sfS t",ta.e trove-Av., brick block ony
@ -: ,nant divide. j. w STURKS II Washington st
, 1881-06-12

summer season: IL rooms: bath. gas piano; part
rent III board rerh.ps. would buard one OF two
families Call Avl HermitAc-hv~ near Van Euren-st-
, 1881-06-12

YE,O EENT-SUITE OF FRONT ROOMS,
with r without use vi Kitchen: modern improve
1uc,ts; vrry desirable. Heferehce5 REQUIRED. -
f4u
, 1881-06-12

RIO EENT-TNU-STORY AND BASE
! meNt h:icS nons. wl:h all convcnsences, 3:4a;
|ernpn-:.r. r. 1lANECf. lS i)earblrn ST. Room =
, 1881-06-12

ITO KENT-SToEE AND BASEMENT
Il III I;lGrk northwest corner OF Achi4an-,1y. and
Tnirty ty-.Irs.-st with gas-dxtures. $iJ e. j. HAM,
HLt.i'US, y, Car4-st.. Rom, T..
, 1881-06-12

ITO RENT 49, NICE PRIVATE BARN
l. cheap Twenty-sccvud-st-
ITO i:ENT-{N HOBART, IND, AT \
l. reasonable price. q pleasant h,alc fur rrivata
family or buardu.-hou*o: earden and fEuit- Apply
at il3 South >;recn Monday bctw and O'Clock
, 1881-06-12

ITO RENT-TA SEDCWICK-ST., NEAR
i LINCOLN Park. -storF and basement brick house.
larxe harn. JOHN II. SHAW, Is5 La Salle-st+
, 1881-06-12

~ KENT-A. VERY DESIRABLE r,
ho uaiite;nsnL iit Kent low u parties vita no eaiIcruu
n,I WI furnish good. and take few r.t-c.:ss .yv
eo9e0eIs Indlan-hv. Northwest corner E.hfn III H.
, 1881-06-12

ITO RENT-A GENT AND WIFE CAN
L he atcotanodntcd at Evanston with furnished
1nnms uEd buard. References required Address
f Il. Tribune Office.
, 1881-06-12

! ~ ,NENT-Fl4ATs-a,771 SOUTH CHA HK
n11OlsIOS. hopni il l:caper block. ~ A"' e'a'es''
, 1881-06-12
TO .RENT-RDD1TS

TO RENT SECOND STORY 'FRONT.'
- rotn sTtt, nicovc. furnished; suitable for two
sghIcinc' irtct: for one T. Tor sl4 = Centres
". het4Tecn Madison and Aionruc-Y -Yts u ninutas
fflu State A1u Madison. ' ~ 1As@S
, 1881-06-12

T[N) 1.ENT-A HANDSOMELY FUR
< nss.!ed huuse unit: SepI to s1aal family: IL
1t'IEs wla Al' nloAcrn cDvenlpices. tn tine lucs
tuD. Call OWNER u, south Wood will be
rented yer! cheap to ssatisfrctpry pary.
, 1881-06-12

ITO KEST-IS3o MIC!l1GAN-Ay., DE-
i siT7'ic house. ~ ruos!h TeT3y FeParet through
out: large at. Apply nt 10 ClaFk-@t-, iiuoE, II
, 1881-06-12

ITO RENT-AT RIVER FOREST fFARE
= II cents, 1l-r dive cllinE-house laF:a lot ETC
Apply u GEO l.. TI1ATCiIEsit, 81 Reaper Block
, 1881-06-12

ITO RENT-FUHNISllED FRONT AL
L. cove, uyc-onkfnE the taku: also u,,Iyrusshetf
back ren1ls private family. .sA Cottage Grove-ny.
RHiNEnNc,a. -
, 1881-06-12

ITO EENT-2-STO1>Y AND BASEMENT
4 brcx u*t. hot and cutd water, furnace, screens
gtc. Inquire ~ cn1upbt-av.
, 1881-06-12

ITO kENT-FUENlSHED ROOM To 4
4 sds employed during the day: terms reasonable
Il NtlHriimHtzYf
, 1881-06-12

ffSO kENT--LARGE LEGANTI.I FUR
- nlslie trout rom; also single room ut III
E,,s}t11 ~"
, 1881-06-12

Ff1O KENT-.A NEW BRICK COTTAGE
L .: rounls closets, pantry. u1d large yard, tn
i.ned Erst- -ci,1ss. aSJ south Mofean-st-
, 1881-06-12

ITO RENT-AT 24:; EAST OlIIO-ST..
Z south front suite Of rooms, nicely furnished;
Of bath: ufiyt.tt tuulily.
, 1881-06-12

T1TBNIED-TG lsENT-ON SOUTH
w Side within luile uf Madison ST., luE=c room
fnr grn.s with privilege Ut bathroom. Address
EE TrjhsEn ufirr.
, 1881-06-12

X7ANTED-TO TENT-IIOTEL, WITH
w option OF purchase about ~ TO Ii miles uut.iuu
city limits. in Il live villages must have good cunnec
unt- liberal price will BE- paid fur suitable place.
Address E u, Tribune office.
, 1881-06-12

TWO kENT--TO ONE or TWO GENTLE
| size Lniun tarx. Gi Us,cu-nv. ' o'|'
, 1881-06-12

no. EENT-l0-lOON FRAME liO{JSE,
III Naba.hnv.: rent SIS To good tenant; at, Mnl-
en Improvements. Inquire VI Jos. CHii.DS Il East
NndiSuu-St.
, 1881-06-12

Fi'0 EENT-0ia WEST HAInISDN-ST.-
I TWs'->d-y rossn1s with d1tit xnd ciusets ut:syiy
c=sica:i.led. with barn, Sa Apply the premises
, 1881-06-12

T1D REST-.AS ELEGANT OCTAGON
i brick house. Gtslinet Mudern tnipruv eucuts Is
li"u!n":,st hal: b:r% iron. tfdeu-ny. ears. only
<1A ". T. GG>!ilNG. ~ Alautso1-4L
, 1881-06-12

F{N0 REMITTANCE !ALCOVE ROOM
l. and ot!ic: rooms. furnished unfurnist,ru hnf
and cold water; bathroom same noDr asG; Vim
Ccailcs-ar. near Aiusle sluars. ~
, 1881-06-12

ITO 1,ENT-0NE LARGE FRONT ROOM,
Il furnished. with bath; private fa1;.ljy. NJ. aul
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-02

ously, and the barracks are already destroyed.
Rocheford's paper says that placards an
nouncing the destruction of the whole of
Moscow had been posted on the walls of the
city for several days past. The Russian au.
thorities are said to be trying to hush the
news of the disaster.
Cablegrams TO be Cheaper.
BERLIN, July 1st.-Contracts have been
made which will make cables as cheap to
America from Germany as from England.
Proposed Reduction.
BERLIN, July 1st.-The National Liberals
intend to demand reduction in the term Of
army service from three to two years.
Will Row.
LONDON, July 1st-Cowles, of the Cornell
crew, says they will surely row tomorrow.
The Arabs and the French.
LONDON, July 1st-A dispatch from Tunis
saws: Arabs at Sfax fred on a French
steamer conveying Tunisian troops thither to
prevent them from landing. 1t is stated that
the French Vice-Consul was wounded. Great
excitement prevails at Mehodia, the inhab-
itants fearing an attack from the Arabs.
Invasion of Uruguay.
LONDON, July 1st.-Advices from Buenos
Ayres of the 9Th ultimo say that ex-President
La Tore has invaded Uruguay, and that
Colonel Santer, Minister of War, is marching
against him.
Want Of Confidence.
MELBOURNE, July 1st.-T The Legislative
Assembly of Victoria have passed vote Of
want of confidence in the Cabinet.
Four-Mile Scull Race.
ST. JOHN IN. B. J, July 1st.-John McClay
beat Richard Nagle in o four-mile scull race
yesterday, by six lengths. Time, 1856.
International sculling Match.
OTTAWA (Ont.), July 1st.-Ross won the
international sculling match, Gauder and
Hosmer following.