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The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-29
Business of Yuma.

Yuma, has two hotels, one restaura t four stores of general merchandise, four groceries and variety stores, two drug stores, and one stationary. three butcher shops. one barber shop, two blacksmith shops, two wheel-wright shops, two pant shops, one saddle and harness shop, four baker shops, one jewellery store, one sta ble and feed yard, one printing aud job office, one gun-smith shop, one boot and shoe shop, four china wash houses, three physicians, five attorneys at-law, two tel egraph offices and eleven saloons.
 This seems to be considerable business for a place with not over eight hundred inhabitants, but we are surrounded by mines, which makes this their trading point.
 We have two passenger and four freight trains passing through daily; and the steamers makes about two trips to Maiave and Fl Dorado canyon monthly.
 Douglas Bros. stage line for Castle Dome and Silver. District, makes tri- weekly trips te-and-frO.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-29
Sherins Sale.
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ID issued out of the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Terri tory of Arizona, in and for the County, of Yuma dated the 30lh. day of DECEM- BER A. b. 1880 in certain action where in PiEDAD C. REDONDO recovered judg- menl against JESUS REDONDO for the sum of five hundrOd dollars and twelve 55-100 (5l2 5 l00) dollars and all accruug costs, on tue Fun day of DECEMBER A. D 1880, 1 have levied on the following dis crlbed property, To wit.
 Lot Five (5) in Block Fifteen (l5) in the Village of Yuma as shown or the Official map of said Village, WbiteS survey, to- gether with all improvements thoreon being the building now occupied as a store by Sisson Wallace and Company, and all out houses belonging thereto, Public Notice is hereby given that on Saturday the 99th day ofJANUARY A, D. 1881 at ? o'clock P. M of that day in front of the Court House in the County of Yu- ma 1 will sci all the right, title, and in- terest of said JESUS REDONDO in and to the above described property, at public auction for cash to the highest and best bidder to satisfy sad execution and costs. Dated at Yuma January 5th 1881.
 F. N. HODGES,
 Sheriff.
 By STEPHEN G. JASON,
 Deputy Sheriff
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-29
It is Truly voBdGEI5

To see what improvements now exis as compared with railway travel only a few years ago. To become convinced of this, one has only to select for his rout East, the popular and well known Chicago and Northwestern Railway You are landed by the Union Pacific R. R. in the Union Depot at Coun- cil Bluffs, where stands the c. & NV Palace Train, composed of pullman Hotel Cars, Pullman Sleeping Cars, elegant Day Coaches, Smoking, Baggage, Postal Cars etc, ready to convey it's passengers through Iowa and Illinois. and into Chicago, Glidsing moothly along over the superb track of steel rail through thriving cities and villages, omfoltably seated in this tram, one scarcely discovers the high rate of speed which he IS riding Trans of his road are always on tune connections sure, and passengers seeking pleasure, comfort, safety and ease in
 travelling, will find the North-West-
 ern in excess of their expectations, and
 the greatest of all routes to Chicago and
 the East Insist upon Ticket Agents sel,
 ting you Tickets via this Road; all Agents sell them, Examine your Tickets, and
 refuse to buy if they do not read over this Road If you wish the Best Travelling Accommodations, you will buy your Tickets by thls Route, sW- AND WILL TAKE NO OTHER,
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-29

In the "top gameiwhich took place (ea the side walk in front of Lyon's store) between H. R. Mallory, Abe Frank, F. B. Wightman and Isaac Lyons, was very interesting, but iu favor of the latter Isaac Lyons. The score was as follows |: Isaac Lyons, Is; F. B. Wightman, 12; H, R. Mallory, z; and Abe. Frank, O. Abe. was by all means the finest player, but on account of tbe weather was beaten. They are to play again for championship st the Worlds Fair.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-29

Our telegraphic dispatches state that Mastersons bill making county warrants legal tender for half the amount of taxes, lis be- ing discussed in Committee of the Whole (CounciD Pima, Yuma. Pinal and Maricopa excepted" :" We can't make out exactly what this means, but if Yuma county be excepted from the provisions of the bill, it's citizens will not be satisfied. Of course. if the bill should pass, including this coun- ty, it would operate against the spectator.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-29

During the past week there has been a general complaint of colds and but few have escaped the annual change that usually oc, CUTS at this season of the year; no serious cases are reported, and every one is beginning to " brace up," under the inf uencs of the genial sun aad balmy weather of the past few days.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-29
Tke Round House.

Visiting the Round House few days ago. we found all life and every thing live ly; the R. R. Co.,, has recently built aodlt' iona&stalls, having now in all lI. seV- eral new side tracks have been put down during the past two months, The com pany has employed here, with employees laying over, about 75 men, which gives the hotels and business houses consider Aahle business.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-29

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The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-29

We were stopped the other day on the street by stranger, who asked! "How far is it to Yuma, and. upon telling him that he was in Yuma; he said, II ,len - : so." Evidently this fellow was t-eun. and the pending bill in the presel Leg lstator will have wholesome ei oct @a such fellows as these, when they W give Yuma a wid berth.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-29

We learn that Joe Spencer of San Francisco, and J. F. Goodm an of San Bar. nadino, have organized a string band, and will entertain our citizens at smithy's" every evening from z, till 10 o'clock; they are both fine musicians, and play all the latest pieces; all are invited to attend, admission free.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-29
Assessment Notice,
To U. L. GOODMAN.

To U. L. GOODMAN.
 NOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
 | 1 have expended one hundred (100) dollars on each of the following named mines located justly by you and William Bear with me. to wit: The Gro Grande and La Plata Bonita and if within sixty days from date hereof you fail to pay to me your proportion thereof amounting to sixty six and 66-100 dollars your eight title and interest in the said mines will cease and become the property of the un- dersigned according the provisions of sec ton 2324 of an act of Congress approved may 10th 1872 Dated Plomoso Yuma County A. T. Jan. 18th 1881.
 3-9t C. L. BANCROFT.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-29

Our dispatches from Prescott are not worth publishing. The bill repeating the Gambling Act, has passed the House. Only this and nothing more.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-29

All persons having pianos or organs that need tuning, will re- ceive prompt attention by leav- ing their orders at this office, or with MT. Spencer.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-29

The Royal Bengal Tiger will seen be taken from his lair where he has slum- berered in peace and innocence so long. You would think his paws were velvet but like the rose, it has thorns hidden hrnpath
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-29

William Fahy WAS brought up before Judge Levy, on 8 writ of Habras Corpus, and discharged from confinement. Billy promises to be & good boy in the future and grow up to be a nan, useful and hon. orable, duty that he owes to himself and to the kind mother and friends who have helped him start again in life
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-29

Henry Tyner, so we'll and favorably known to the people of Yuma, has re- turned. Henry thinks that there Is no place like Yuma, for health. and will re- main hsre for some time. to try the effect of our climate upon his health which has been not to good since he left here 8 Year a0n
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-29

Messrs Lockhart and Ward have just completed the sale of some mines owned by the them, near the Gun-Sight Mines, to the owners of those famous mines, The piice paid we understand to be s2S- O0O
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-29

Hon. Jos. Goldwater is speeding a few days Tn town, and as usual genial and happyshimselt, while making others, par ticularly hls lady friends rejoice.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-29

Engineer Bruce ran the special from Tucson, to Yuma in five and half hours. That little shaking np at Gila Bend, don't seem to effect Bruce's nerves,
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-29

The County Sheriff, F. NJ. Hodges, has moved from the Spears cottage on Madi- son Avenue, to the one adjoining the Court House
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-29

From private letter, dated Prescott, Jan. 2lst, We learn that the weather is pleasant, and the members of the Legls- lature having lively times.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-29

There has been some talk of the young men of this place organizing the U.F. F. U, secret society.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-29

Paddle Burke says, "that all the black hogs in town, belongs to him."
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-29

All persons knowing themselves in debted to J. E. Martin, are asked to call and settle at once.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-29

". c, Barney left for San Francisco, on last Thursday evening.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-29

Frank Welcome has driven his cattle from his ranch on the Colorado River to hls ranch at Gila Bend.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-29

See notice elsewhere of the Sinking Fund of Yuma County,
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-29
LOCAL NATTERS.

Mir. Thomsa Hushes is up to Silver District this week.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-29

The Yuma String Band, gave us a pleasant serenads, on last Friday evening
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-29
Notice!

For accom- odstion of miners I have bought 300 mining notices. Those inter- ested can have them at cost and express charges-75 cents per dozen.
 SAMUEL PURDY JR.
 County Recorder.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-29

MT. Hery Starr, of Los Angeles -n- day in Yuma, this week on his -a-a1 from Fl Paso, where he has bee or 8 prospecting tour. He reports tho bus mess is rather quiet down there, ana vii be for some time to come, although the outlook for the future is very fattering Mir. Starr on account of i'll tealth was obliged ts return to Los Angeles.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-29

J. J. Stein of Silver District, was in town cn business visit this week.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-29

Mr. Jaeger was telling us he h. a rum" which was brought to Y 1860. and has invited Us to help we don't much like rum so old but nevertheless we will assi out he says, he intends to keep leaves here, if 1t be, fifty years. stand our " whisky-toddies," bett to loose MT. I. from our midst.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-29

TAKE NoTIcE,-In the late Raff1e for the Organette. for the benefit of the Sisters of 5t. Taesui, --~- --ho e~HH"~'H"d heve 4o- paid Gall al 1ar-a's Drug store and do like wise. r vcr -lec=5 -eC.lsue--
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-29
8 R, GPiw EY & G e.
 Ne. II Kearay street, THREAT ALL CHRONIC ANB SPECIAL l diseases.

 TREAT ALL CHRONIC ANH SPECIAL
 YOUNG MEN
 Whs may be suffering from the effecte of youthful fellies CT indiseretion will dc well ts avail themselves of this, the greatest boon eyer laid at the feet of suffering hu- azzi5T. Dr. spiRHey will guarantee to srsa. Eve hundred dollars for every case
 kness, or private disease of any kind sr -i racter, which he undertakes and failt ys csrk
 KIDDLE-AGED MEN.
 The are many at the age of thirty s.z.y 7ho are troubled with too frequent =7al- ton of the bladder, often accompan- --l by slight smarting or burning sensa- 5e- md weakening of the system ill ! zt-- 1T the patient cannOtaccountfor. 0l a1-l ming the urinary deposits ropy sed nl will eften be found, and sometimes small particles of albumen will appear, 0, -lz Tor will be of thin milkish hue gain changing to dark and torpid ap pear ace. There are many men who die 5- IS difficulty ignorant of the cause which is the second stage of seminal weak sezs. Dr. s. will guarantee perfect cure 2 all such cases, and a healthy restor ,.tion sf the genito- urinary organs.
 once hours-10te4 and 6 to8; Sundays from 10 to II a. Ill. Consultation free IBoTough examination and advice, S5.
 Callor address DR. SPINNEY N CO.,, l36-tf No. Il Kearnv street. San Francisc> P.S
 For private diseases, of short stand ing, full course of medicines sufficient for cure, with all necessary instructions, will be sent to any address on receipt of ten dollars.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-01-29

L. p. FISHER, advertising agent, 21 Merchants Exchange san Francisco, is authorized to receive advertisements for the columns Cf th.S paper.
, 1881-08-22

LOu1sv1LI.E, KY, Aug. 1o.-Warrnn U. Gt!dpr
and Penn 8. MoFris. Deputy sinrshnls bf tho
United Statos Callrt, and n posse this morning
nbuut o'clock some llsthnco from 0rccnsburg,
ii Grcen County Arrested ralbot' Perkins,
.Jamcs Gnptol., uni l.utlor, Aaron, Wuitcr, aud
George lllakcn,nr, brothers, at,d brought t&on
lutthIs uity. Tho warrant chhrucs tholu with
resisting III officer un' Milling nn rsoupc. Tho
collection OF tho Cumberland & Ohlo Ink voted
by tho o'tlzens OF 0rc0n County wns resisted by
Ed NfAktitltl. md liD wns arrested By 0Du. Tay-
lor anl Nc, GrItlrr, VI tho Marshafs corps, and
arrcs to-tluy. wh0n tho h1arshuls nr tlt,Aso wero
mob Of uboal l;N arnicd clttsuns wnyln mud it,
tempted tu intercept tsom. hut tho MarstNls
getting III tfifnlNtfOn OF their [lrpuse, cvatlud
thanl mud b0nrdud tho tr1itn bofuru tho
!n0b renohoa 1t, nn.l ',sayod themselves
Chr-winsIbws and ahGmsclyGs knktnx position bu.
bind thotn In tho aisle ut tho Cur WITH lhpir guns
nut ut the Windows. They thus got AWAY fr,,t,
the mob. which WIS Will. aud cursed tile NOy-
erillnent, tho officers. ull thu ru,lroad
l.l.IiAStaS. KY. Aug. .h-Stx met wpre mr.
rcAtt u Green County Mst nlght. by United
States Deputy-s -stnrshas Wus.ler Hrldus and y.
brought here Atld forwarded 10 Lou!syt!Ie. Thoy
from tho united Stntus 0ii!curs sot,lu months
AKo.- Tho trouble Kgow ont ut opposl ton to q
railroad tux. The prlsuu0r WIS arrested fUr
GE,ilqttnpt 0f court III refusing to pny Tux to
!fectivor, and tho people asscmbed and roscuoll
htn.
, 1881-08-22
Coltl.BlOOttctl Murder OF all TnOC.
fensive COlorotl Nina III
Baltimore.
The Prejudice with Which Tax.
Collectors Are Regarded i,
in Kentucky.
4 Negro Murders Ills Mistress by
Cutting Her Throat With a
Razor.
Three Cincinnati Roughs Engage in o
Fatal Fight in a Saloon.
4 MURDERER CAPTURED.
5pftttt Dispdteh to The t.Atedto Tftnuns,

Special Dispdteh to The Catedoo Ttthuhs,
KINGSTON, Ont, Aug. a0-van Knughnot, the
murderer OF 1lichardson, who wis hrrcsso,t ut
Drch Island ycstcrtlny, was apen Il, tho Jat, this
morning, and IN answer to tho question how he
folt, replied, IT fncl down." Ito nddeA that no
oxpootmi to be hung. lie had not seriously re-
sisted capture. he snIa, because Duwney, tho
mnu who overpowered him, told him TINT II ho
was not cnught Ills wife md daughter would
Kct ten years each In tho Fenltontinry. Il. wis
buttor for hlM to Rivo hnselt up hn1 FREQ tlibfn.
"D!l YOU nttcmpt to KILT yoursclfs" was
nj look my knlfo ont to cut my throat. but
tho n,nn grabbed my lilult1 md tonk tho knttc
nwuy from tnu. After AeettsB Richardson on
Saturday something tutd mo to ~ u.i, but Just
y Dlti sol, b,iy bunk shut with tho Intention Of
tcadlnR Richardson's own Eun anu shouting
"Yos, I meant to ito TINT" .......
whnt ynii lr,tl dDnc?"
!" Yes, told her."
- Whnt dil, she say tho.7"
"We. slie tslpEu tnp to cry"
The co!d-n!ot,ticl arElu|naI gave your repnrtos
stai,ccs, oe this horrible tr,,gcdy, u!,ti
dd. jump .ovcreoani with tho intontlon
IF drowning h!tuself, hut he snys whcn ho gus
mud swan Ma.ter wntor II yuol piece. aiid than
got on tho fslhnd. When In went to lro tho
burn un 3utlt}ny. Van koilKhnct says he p4lssett
within very short distances Of tho bo.ly, but
nohody. Tho prisoner IL anite broken down
Promised to lot him o,lt intu the yArt III u few
days, he CRIED out, oh. 9iHdl r | was Il FREQ
;uan wouldn't he F9od bny" lie Tppears 70
tally he III 0u1tU SOUND
, 1881-08-22
PRESERVATION OF IlMRER.

speelaE Usualeb 70 1hs Chicago Tribune,
WAsn1soros. u. q, tx. al.--ln uraor to pro.
vent iKnorunt~ hut: wtti-tnelInng suttEors Of,
United statos t!mtcr laads fso.n unduly destroy.
inx tho eiMber thereon. Commissioner McFar.
laud. Ut thu Uenurnl LauI.O .Olliup, haa uausoa
blank rcrolpts to ba Issued by ioenl uItieors to
tho s0ttlors, to peaE two n0tca III rod lnk,-utle
setting forth how aun how much ltns,br may
le cut from tho .llnd, aul tho ponatt;es
for in(rnutlul4 o. tho law, arlti tho other per-
thoruukliy e&plaIu thu 'rst unto To settlers
when they soealso tue, tl!o, rseeln1: Thesu dotu.
mat,t* itrO awnyh pros9rvol by settlers. ll yuuti
ttat tho law Un thts subjUet vii doaDtess 10.
ut.iP ktuw to tho persQt.s inllst eu,luorAetl, uu
tho present WHOLESALE obstruction Ut f0rcats
MuclI tltInintehaa1, <t1..s'~
, 1881-08-22

1T. Louis. alo., Aug. al.-Ti1o eplllemlu Of m,,r-
der still continues. Scarcely q ltay passcs With
out fntal cutting atfray or easlly practice With
tho I,istol. Thls afternoon cuiorett t1lAu niucl
Ge0rxg W. nenrs. eMploycu rs hight watehtnat
ut LeuRuit s. Meyers tobAcco factory, cut tho
throat Of his mistress. SaIl0 Frecman, also
colorcd, ut No. b0l8 SInRtE street. Sullo wns II
tnttrrled wonlan win several children, but ha.l
separated from bur hust,nnd about two yoara
uR0, and bud boon living with Saars for snule
lliuo Pnst. festur,lay afternoon buars,
z 4 ]ya!oas rage It l,ur rval or ,aup;:
HGntlGmnt. GAllIA At tho huusu And begun to
Alusu hsr Err l,er eon.lurt. They hui II quarrel,
Ut thu neck with his ,rstzor, t,,llluting MI uxy
gush and auvert1x tho luKnsar yoin. Death OH.
murder waa a t.olarc! woman liA,nud NaraIssaa
slatrel.. w!ln Al!!rlnG.l ttla noKhhorhO"d by her
cries n1l nttractrd thu Attonton Vt HurEt. kuus
hles: who Arrsstc;t seara Thu lntsor ttLd nut
!A1 tlriren hin 70 tho commission ot tho erItna
" htr tAtni!iarlfy with others. When tnken tn
him as the t1lAn who dls tho cutting.
, 1881-08-22
E9CAl'E OF PRISONERS,
1pyefdl Uilpateh to ThA f.httano Y,-th,t..

ToHoNTo, Aug. .l-Threo' prlsoucrn cacapod
frotn tho jul here tho other day. Inspector
Laugtnulr held m investigation, which showed
that isoaty, Il turnkey, was In tho hnbit OF pass
Ing tho keys to thu prisoners to npan their coils.
jacobs. q prisoner took m Impression Drawn
soap. and whan In tue yar,l scoureu ptoco OF
hnrd wood. borrowed Il kntfo. FROM Turnkey
Crawford On rretelso Ut milking him Il halr
cbnin, md then fashloncd tho key, aud thus
t,pg!ies' tho WV for the cscaplug prisoners
tlier cells u mo cnrrihor. Criwf0r.l lore0t tt,
turn the bundle locking tho corridor quito, and
tho csonplnX prts0ners shot tho Doit with u
s.1luHhct3 tho 1n1r npeu With p,ek,lxcs. lnspou-
tor LHnE'nutr wili recommend sweeping chaslgos
Governments siaro Ut tho Stewards aalary.
, 1881-08-22
WAN1oN DESTRUCTION OF FISH.

1sp1AsAnoIls. Aug. sl.-Tho wholc.alo de-
strauaon OF tsh by tho uso Of dynamite oprt-
Ridges aud athor explosive ageucles, whereby
tho hunks at many OF our lakes and strcusus
haye bccn atrown with the dead oarcasses 0f fish,
has Attracted much attention to tho subject
throughout tho Suite. aud organizations aro bt.-
Ing formed for tho prevention ut these bar
hAruus practices, Tho Association OrrRAulzed IN
this esty u few days aHo Will foriu tho hgal of
the sYetapl and efforts will 10 lnn4o u form co..
operative AsaoelAuuhs lii ovutY enunty, In vI1w
s!terlnG thu expudienVy Ut lssutnx u proolalna-
floa oal!nx attont9n to- tho nr0ststons Of thu
ia yIolAtion. The friends Of plsoiuuitur0 nro
skcomiax thoroughly aroused III tho matter, and
prupUs9 to make their influence fuit,
, 1881-08-22

Exciting Times Vt the ltcElllnr Sale tn
LnAisvlllo Aptnrdny-Fnncy Prices
E'nld.
LOUISVILLE n.y., Aug. :0.-'rhs tlas been
day Of excitement In tho tenf-tobacco murxct.
Tho lonE-conflnuot1 ,!raught mikes 1t evident
tbat tho crop vii! bo Ghnrt. Tho Lest hurley
tol'acrn snttl IA high tn-ny ~ $dsnu 100 pounds
tho highest nXlira eyer rclched III This nnrket.
F0r1y dnE!aH previous tn thls wcak hns tson ro-
Kart!s.l ~ Il l'!x rr.cc. Green 1tlynr today aoi
up tn Si:l, nna Clurksslliu ns high as Si5. Total
yllex fur tho u,ly. iii hossheu.ls.
Tho C6'trteF-.f,Ar,al 0f Sunday. spenking at
tho sesncs tit tho tuEatCo sales tu-ny, Will say;
"Tsse Interest Ut the tsccusiuB was central itl
hurley. Au offer nr Il beautiful white hurley
IokA9e, the pr,ntlot uf hwcet owen. Of the crop
pt calvnrt s: Vuitlnd9hanl, wis hid up lnu1r
I'LL excited competition tn FJS,a pr 1UJ pounds,
tito highest lyEua Ialll for hurley tohncco III any
market vi tho uatted States for many years, OF
suce the dayf NJ hgh rrcfnlum On gold. Tho
purchaser WIS j. y. Galloway, The hlghest
priee pttd In cinelnnatI siueo tho " "boom" SGT
In wAS f43. atso ut fpeual prs nlutn sale, and
tno m Cincinnati parkaxs was :l6 pounds !Iahtor
nTsss Fsrs TS;e g. uaSsst iS q s W Ss 9ws y
y sS, er q M aSs At II fySsJ ses gt.
Ssiy 5 .a'St 81, nsr Hes:. ]. J. AIsSarasr.F FsS Il
1"%h tuHNAsl HtN Hs'fH4 ~ ~ WI WI NIIFtH
h1Esheatss ''1a ct which brslukht tho Mext to tho
l:tFht othgra Of shcso soll hctwDc t!5 IND ttapur
lH! M'ltr.9s. tnt| tho lnwcat wAs *!9.N. Other
kells!T Of nntlceg9lt tnts wern !ha fnlluwinR: l..
J.. Aoxantcr, Of uMun, a. 81 to x.ts Th0,uas
, tsa,, ot G,et, % xs:79 to M; 2. !. l.r1Sn,Of
t$3lo t. tstS.: !. y. Aloxanicr. u tssd9 q s5i,
Hto lot OF tt.bAcco nwaGd by EdwAt1l Hrey-
ory, ut !ialitfck County, Afforded Au tlluslrt.
tlpn 1t lhu e,luAulty nf tho 0retn River district
''npr,*,i!rs, T. :, t, thEey tobayso ! ssess.tAy rhls
Joy P1ltht!s. nreun ltivur laHrtny. t0wuyGr, has
ao!I reccntiy IN this Markct VI hlRA ~ $.l. l,ur
IT,, t.onuds f.. very att.nsslve !ot q ,!rk snd
trtct, making contrast With the light
warehouse. Was sold for W X, Hunter, OF ioKaI,
County. Tho quality, Aundl,l!g. and iacktnH vt
shfs tohacotl rlfatcd hlxt ve0Hlnns, bllt tt VIVA
unf1rtunately mt an taForAb1e elso us QVn.
ditlon and sold fur lesA money thAn II would
otherwise hAye Gu1ltnauded. So nlIuh for th0
sree1u! .1Ale Ut Niuta Strgvt Warehouse. At tho
ushor warehouses tho otlurlu2a wugu uf. tic
usual character. atlA thofo wore goAer4tly
epcaktnN n9 nxoltt1i8 ftIKtudellt ll tho Utrso Ut
tue aao. Very fancy prIeUs wero pAtd ae sey.
eFal, however. aud thsFo wHs u "b'loul" Ali
around.. ~ tho alIu!ont hulses Kule4 wore
n!n!9 Of which tue following ure speclluans:
ks9:A. FSlD. mud Eel At thp KuutuukY, Az.
'%ocitai9n, !a f19 ~ 4s e s w tss atal 4i5S
A. thu Fala City. tla fut CiirksritId wrappers,
aud $stt0 A!d 81 Ut tho Euturpris0."
, 1881-08-22
,pR1NcELY WAGES.

sptttdt Dtspatta to The Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA. Aug. 2l.-Thoro nrD continuous
tlesaytl0ns from tho mou1itra pDlco force sutIln
soiny tn tho Suites, othors to tho Rotl ln!ncs III
tho suckles. In or.!ur to keep tip tho strength
Of tho forao tho Department ia cniltnE for tnort.
rssTiits 1ys ~ TOR ye yoars serylso Skilled recruits
t.thera, vito will got u cents rur tiny fDr tho
FIRST ycstr. ii for tho second, ingreIsitE Gye
, 1881-08-22

nntlon, md will he succeeded the lat of Bcpten-
bcr by II. n. lIox!e, Hcnrtal Manager OF tho
International 4 Great NoFthorno of Texas, which
r1nr nftor that ,tatc will im RIM In direct cnti-
nectlon with tito Iron Mountain, nnd tho Two
rontta will form direct through llHc from et.
will connect with Tho Mexican systctn nuw III
course Of constructions,