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xort,,ern virginia.

r,,o Executive Committee OF lnc - 80
citation Of ns!Gn the APmy SnS%tS Sd SST'ns' the
Sirg,,S1 III tbe M father of General A. NJ scale,
dea'n hcncr -, tbc inability Of General oclles 10 20
n%1 so present. resent this cyens 4, it 5sr ae nda ne ad -
union Of he the AS5STllSd" SrSGarcd on " the Battle Of
dress ne M" iIT,,rp'o The old comrades oil
FrcderIcsSsIee. FI scae. express the deepest ,ymPa- pa,
GS"h y for him in hs loss Sc Of .nSot his Te%cs% Ss nesd in
their nw nleS'f Of the absence Of the orator n' ST.
lec'eu ~, have decided to dispense WIN tnr tnr
%'l' pnGa S Inc a,s"s. s"n viii %fSHS Ss 1Gn
business and other 1,e pu, ~ Delegates this eve
iIc hall Of dcIork the l0.s All T. .odc and ;aprs Z RS
p[s,sG [cs Scrt!i 1as and value to the veterans ''
the Gallant old army
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J,TFEEsoN-W ARD DELINQrENTs.-Therc
is vet very large number of delinquent
voter, in Jefferson Ward. The club-rooms,
I7lO Main street, are open all day and Till
lOP.M. Those who have not the time to
pay their taxes will call and notify the com
mittee, and the Club will take great pleas
ure In attending TO the matter for them.
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Hundreds have seen the fine display OF
life-size all hand-worA portrait, in oil and
pastclle colors ct Powcrs's medal gallery.
and critics have pronounced thcm the
finest ever exhibited in this city. Promi-
ncnt among them are Drs. !. T.. Jeter.
Petcrkin. and Minnigcrodc. Go to see
them. The best photographs and at mode
rate prices. VI. ). PoWTRs.
% Broad street
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HABEAs CORPUS GRANTED. Judge Chris
tian, OF the Hastings Court, yesterday
heard the ease Of IL. G. Cauthorn, charged
with ieloniously having in his possession a
gray mare, the property OF w. H. McGee,
upon an application for VIII o. haoeaS
corpus. Judge Christian granted The pea-
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We are obliged t. Nes~rs. MulraLlc 4
DanScy, builders. and to Mr. Fred. Miitz,
ior favor, and the energetic cNru,ion OF
our display of sash. doors. and blind. in
the Trades Parade--uoW on exhibition at
The Fair-Gromds.
BNsWANGEB & Co..
Dcacr+ IN Paint, sash, Doors. &c.,
1i21 Main and 2l0 Broad street.
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Fashionable millinery.

We call special attention TO u largc line
of pIumc> and tips Just opened to-day. 20
prizes which cannot fail - pleas. Bar
gains in millinery, notions. ho~iery, UNDER
wear, a.. GREEN a WAvoH.
Nc% store 3l3 Broad street.
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FINE Is THE FAIR
And Lots OF Sp,sndcd Macbiporx,n,
wonderful Things Arc to
10 Seen There.

"o"u N'aF'' Fine OpeniDg-Day; Crowd
III Attendance, and the Weather CIenr and
warm - The Grounds Fresh aud Clean
LOOKING aud the Cadet Camp n Pleasant
feature 1hercof-Lcts OF Horses, Cattle.
Nheep, and Hogs; Magnificent 1iachjncrr.
and n Pleasing Exhibit in the Ladies',
WORK Deparfment-Inspect cticn Tour of Pre-
s'dent Wickham and staT-Free Lunch
AooIishcd - Police Arrangements The
"aces OF Yesterday yAffernoon-Progyamme
for To-Dny,
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MoNRoR-WARD CLrB.-There will re a
meeting Of this Club tonight at 5 O'Clock in
the Clubs usual meeting g-place-Montlcello
Hall. A. this j. the last meeting before the
election it i especially urged upon every
member 10 be present.
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LFoR OTHER LOCAL SEE FOURTH rAGE.l

A. 7. and NJ. Il. Rowe, Of FrcderickS-
burg, Va, sold 10 Il. y. Chaflin the regis
tered Jersey bull " Rowe's Hampton " and
three thoroughbred jersey COWS. These
gentlemen have one of the best displays Of
Jersey cattle ever shown. including some
imported stock.
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nnowN's tHoN arrrEns.

Know THAT
BROWNS IRON BITTERs
WILL CURE
THE WORST CASE OF DYSPEPSIA.
WILL INSURE
AHEARTY APPETITE AND INCREASED
DIGESTION;
GENERAL DEBuiTY AND GIVES 4 Nrv,
LEASE OF LIFE;
pISrrLs
NERVOUS DEPRESSION AND LOW SPIRITS.
RESToRgS
AN EXHAUSTED NURSING MOTHER To
FULL STRENGTH, AND GIVES ABUSp-
ANT sUSTENANCE FOR HER
CHILD;
STRENGTHENS
TIT MUSCLES AND NERVES, ENRICHES
TIE BLOOD;
OyEECoNEs
WEAKNESS. WAKFFULNESS. AND LACK OF
ENERGY;
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SrcciaI Not,ce go Gentlemen.

Gentlemen IRE invited to call at our new
store. 3l3 Broad street, Tor bargains.
>hirt>, SOC. which cannot be cXec!lci cisc-
where al Soc; collars, 10 i1c.; cuffs, -
TO @3c. Fun line Of gentlemen, good, in
best qualities at lowest Prices.
GREEN n WAUGH. BIB Broad street
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WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR Toby For a., ,,,,
cie Atlantic States, incrcasinr ciomI;,1 ,"S miu-
coldon oiGmcu ny local rains, winds shifting to
'0'o'' "or'her!y, and higher pressure.
TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY wos c,oor an !
nnscasonably hot. '' "'''
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: A.M 5s.
\. NJ, G5; noon, IS; 3P. NJ. 7G: p
NJ, 6S; midnight. 60.
Mean temperature. G1l.
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FLOUR INsPECTIoN.-The following Il Il
statement OF the flour Inspected in the city
OF Richmond for the month OF October,
1882: 1850 barrels family, l,5S2 barrels
extra supertine, 157 barrels superiine.
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JNO. T.. LAUGlTON, Jr., 10 \. VI, da1a-e
drc,s goods, Lti. &C. and T. u, OH. .'in--
ing.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, - 4. ~. tel head ho-.s''
and one mule.
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JB. WATKINS. Smith snd Cary street.. 'cauad'
all spccially for ctsh-to ctl an' ''
hi, Coal and Wood, and particularly the P''i.e''
Crate spllni coal. at popular pricce Good H,'
Virginia Lump Crate Co1l aud SOFT ',@- ili
cooking, each ~ si.5O q ION, dol.Yer.l-
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Zoe 2s-codIwl

DIRD-CAGE>. CANARIES. ANDS.G.
ID GOLD I~F.-lu~t received = large loiST.SE
IIAGTZ-NOI NTAIN CAS NUIt~. war W.
r..uiol good singer. Gold FISH Sc. The -
aiNl '.n Pee .0lc so low price g. make room fol
Il.lt r.uiu-, by 4. RtlLtNOT
lo --lts NJ. south Fourteenth street.
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ORGANS ON Tie fNsTALMENr FLA@ o. ~
LAND 4 LrC's.9I3 Main STRAIT.
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Finest and rrosI,o.t Tea,

can be bought a. lOw prices from
JoeEPu VI. BLAIR, (trO'cT.
$40 Main street.
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CLosEp.-By proclamation Of the Mayor
all the city offices will be closed to-day.
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CorsoL cOAmTTnE,s,..o-,IInTOgc s. inner g ggns-wcrLs
at Un ~! =. H. the Commitiee o" Thc rlt' Commit G
quarters q, a at s +. NJ. to-da;, re~,llar meet
tre 1" on Streets VIII not hold it'|eS
ing Friday night.
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NEW and SECONDHAND ENGINES. BOIL
TR~. &C., fors sale.
W.CruNF WORK I'm all lts brinches nsde and
repaired. satisfaction guaranteed.
JOHN TURNER,
E.z-a, rractical Machlni,t and Englncor.
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BROWNS IRON BITTEES

vfu have a better tonic effect upon any one who
uc,,l. racing up tiau any medicine made.
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TO BE CLOSED.
DEOCLAMATION.

TTINT|' VT
MAYOR OFIlCR. November /. lec3.
Tie i!aeIeut Offices Of the CITY viii he CLOSED
r. TUT. .R>BkN. November -. g. allow Tho ori-
cs-- and ,uuloyec- III opportunity g. attend the
~t.-eFs.r. Bil, duc Tho cit, ror gls or water VIII
i received on Tie following day without penalty.
rsz-lt ". G. CARRlNGION, Mayor.
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TtIDSEY-NGRT.
KIDNF W o Il I :
HAS BEEN PROVED
tho -uIc-t cue for
KIDNEY Disc 4 : J. :.

b....a lame hack or di s0rdercd urine ludi-
c.'i,. MAI youa are "a yicumf HIN 20 NVl I.
HF~ITATE: use -MpEI at t"l. one,
druggist. recommend iU, aud u VIII Pr
ily overcome tie di-ea-c and rest'ic "v''i'"'
action. tt.r fo
LADIES.-FOr complaints. ITcnllar ~, i"
vour -x. sch 70. pain aud wcih nesse-, ~ ~ ~ /.
ETY.WOET +, unsurpassed, as 1t VIII "c' /
promptly aud safely. -.,.o,,,ion
.f r.-iuc lricl,.duel or rrpY dcp"Ni.-. AZ"
aul. dragging pain-- all speedily Yieiu - ~
curative power. .,.,.,..r. r,fc. al
KIDNE EY-W o Il I. : I
Ioc 3-TuTb(w)SsatAp3I j.
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YrI1OEs TO THE FAIR

viii Gnd
ANTONTs COSFEcIIONERY AND LApIE, R.,-
TAtEANT,
llcj o.,.' Noia street,
a convenient pace o. get h'lr meal. Win, iu tine
city. They VIII have an opportunity oi ,ocurh.s
hand ono
SODA ANp MIvEgAL WATER FOUNTAIN,
ina fun operation. and also the finest saloon u tie
city. and De- furnished tAe best The ma.. 20, can
-upply. Don't forget The place and number.
ANToSi'- COyrECrIONEEY AND
LADIES RrsIhraAFr
IlO5 Man -ir..'.
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TIE mason a HAHLIS ORGAN i, witi9 -
peer IN the world KYLAND & LIE. A@sn. s.!.4.i.-
lnnul VI.
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Tmr SILvEk-TosGUED WILCOX 4 WHIT Or
GAS far sale at 9l3 Nlin street by HtLA-y %
LIE, Agents.
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TIE FAMOUS ~HONScER O&CA>, vi or
without CEINE OF BILLS, for ale d. El-N>D
4 LEE.
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9lthnlond 0ispateEr.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. . 1900

HS'I''E CIRCULATION OF THE DIsp,rcu
- LN8"ER THAN THE COMBINED cJpcr.
LATloN OF ALL THE OTHER DAuv Wv
PAPERS or TIE CITY. Nf'"s =
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NACUINISE.

NEW MACHINE->IOP.
IloS CARY STREET.
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DYsPEr-IA /. thc costly price W. pay i'f ~ 80
rlc.. rs u.o,t potent remedy however j. i''"'
in that clici,nt All genial tonic aud n'f iuF,.
TrnA,T.s srrrzsR ArEGfevr. so!i ly aa
druggi-ts-
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RFsTAIRANT.

IoHN II. KELLY, - n
TKIK, - VV
,....os of Rank and Eleventh suect,
''rl'ea ., nsn VA. (Mr ZeteIe's old sianoJ
Wen prepsrd % sees%%oaaaie ;" oaa@erieaa gsgh ana
re ,Sies Dinner and sapgerrarts' , sas Table Table
10 o er promptly IN any par, ol aS nfordt. Prices
suppIiod with tl,e best Tie 'nS'A''
madaE-'s saE Supplied with Vet L&TaPmrss &sna PBrsmS,IS a.
ciGAas. Xe. Guests earef"i'y a"a no o9.lts
sspded ".
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the ~WATnWEss" bcaDErr okfAN lt
tccn -old f,ry,lr, ly ElLAND Lht- 80 '-aA
-trtc'.
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Entered at the Pos'-oGlcc at Richmond. y, 80
sccond-class matterI
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Programme for To-Day.


Running-Purse, $50. Two-mlle heats
two i'm three three or more to make race
Fir First Il horse, $500; second horse, $40. En-
tries: crisis, entered by ". J.. Robins;
St,rtle. entered 10y Robert Bradley; ODD
Fellow. entered by {. II. Moore; countess
entered bv 4. :. Mcdaniel; Far CounI,
cntered by c. II. PettinGll; General Ma
home. entered by j. VI. Hunter.
SECOND RACE.
prruinc-Patc. $50. Gentlemen riders.
,,i,e m"i," heats: two in three; weller weights !;
three I',,c or more 10 make race. FIRST horse;
si0o. i1Sr y. second horse, so. Dispute, entered
Sy %. T; E. N Eealcn. lc%l"il ly Moqson, entered
by Robert Bradley; Odd-Fellow' entcrea e
by c. II. Moore; Pacha, entered Dy y; W r.
Bollinp: p. Dick. entered by a; ;; win.
ston John IIuppy. entered Dy Is; harper' ;
THIRD RACE.
Trot,;no-Purse, slOO. Mile heats; two
in three four TO enter, three 10 make a
race. e. Free for horses that have net made made
recorl under 2:4j minutes. rlrsl morse
ESQ; second horse, sa5; third horse si5'
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Mr.. Gabriel Johnston, Of Frcdcricks-
burc, has on exhibition at the Fair, in the
Ladies' Department, the family dinner
he'll OF "Mary the Molherof Washington"
This precious relic, which in days Of yorc
80 often summoned the Father Of his Coun-
try 10 tine festive board. bear, the follow
ing inscription GCgrit Schmmcl Ne
Fecit 1861
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THE MILITARY TODAY.
TIE MEDIcTL DEPARTMENT.

The following physicians will be at the
Fair-Grounds daily during the exhibition
for the purpose Of rendering medical aid
10 all persons requiring the same: Il. \.
Lancaster, J. y. Squire. W. f. Mercer.
They can be found at the chief mar>hal-
Office.
The display of the Richmond Elevator
Company Is on exhibition at the grounds.
There having been some miSundcr>tand-
ing in regard to grand->tand tickets at the
state Fair, the Society will to-day issue
checks to those who have purchased tickets
and wish to 90 outside and return.
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onGA>s cUAaAHrEtD ArFAcroGy r..i.l. e.
RiLAND & LES.
, 1882-06-28

the Coast of Africa, and Her Majesty's
ships do not as a rule succeed in capturing
more than ten out of every hundred that
are exported. l venture to think that If
one-ffth of the money could be expended
in opening up the kingdoms of the great
chiefs in the interior to the influence of
Christianity and civiliSatiOn IN some such
manner as the Universities Mission is
nobly attempting to do Singlehanded, the
export slave trade of Africa, with all its
attendant horrors, would speedily become
a thing of the past.
remain, Sir, your obedient servant,
, 1882-06-28
Refugee Jews i'm Austria.
VIENNA, June l.

The delegates OF the Lemberg Relief
Committee, who wanted to make a
calculation with the view of getting
exact data about the numbers and
condition of the refugees in Brody,
had to give up the attempt on account
of their riotous behaviour. AS the
local police were not strong enough
to restore order, military assistance
was asked for by telegraph, and so
soldiers were at once despatched.
The maintenance of order is now con
sidered to be insured, and no more
excuses are apprehended. AS you
have been informed, this great APP
proach of immigrants, the number of
whom in Brody alone is stated to be
$4,000, has for some time past attract
ed the attention Of the authorities.
Count Potocki, the Stakeholder of Ga
licia, who was lately in Vienna, urged
the necessity of taking measures to
check the tide of fugitives, if possible,
as private benevolence was scarcely
able to provide for their maintenance
and removal. The Ne@e Freie PresSe
states that, in consequence of these re-
presentations, both the Foreign Office
and the Austrian Ministry are consi-
dering the question how to deal with
this very difficult subject. Represen-
tations to Russia promise but little
effect, as there naturally it will not
be admitted hat all possible means
have not been taken to prOtecs the
Jews. Sill, there is no doubt that
the question could be far more efec-
tualIy dealt with in the united inter
esls of both countries, one of them
being in danger of suffering material
Iy while the other cannot but suffer
in prestige from this migration. The
two Governments should join to mi
tigate and remedy the evil. There is
no doubt that many of the Jews are
actuated by a senseless panic, and
now that this has ceased and they
find themselves destitute and misera-
bic, with scarcely enough to keep
lite in them, they would be glad to
return. Some 800 have, in fact, been
gradually sent back already. There
are Il number of others who, having
heard of the efforts made all over
Europe and in America to provide
for refugees by settling them in vari-
GUS places, have followed the current
in the mistaken hope Of lettering
themselves. There are numerous
questions of detail the regulation and
settlement of which by the co-opera-
ton Of the frontier authorities on both
sides might do much to mitigate the
evil. A step in this direction has
already been taken by a better Orga-
nization OF the system of relief. The
foreign relief committees which have
hitherto conducted this affair worked
more or less independently Of one IN
other and, consequently, sometimes at
cross purposes. Count Potocki has di-
rected the attention of the relief COM
mittee here to this drawback, and, in
consequence representatives of the
Vienna Israelite Alliance have come
to Brody, in order to give unity
and promptitude to the action of
the local committees. The despatch
of a special Government Commits
%sioner, with extensive powers is al
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
SnrressfnI Warfare

Messrs. 4. D. Otis S Co. still continue unremittinRly, their attention to the crockery and glass iobbing trade of southern Arizona and northern So- nora. Their prices to the trade in those departments, are guaranteed as low as those of San Francisco. Merchants GO- ing business in either of the above namedStates are becoming fully apprised oi these facts. The lines carried aie comprehensive, and embrace even Tn detaIi, the most complete assortment of croc6ery and glassware to be found within a radious of a thousand miles.
 For the past several years the tirm dealt largely m California lumber, but finally ascertaIned that Eastern lumber was generally considered of a superior quality, because of it's durability and power to resist our drying cline, the house entered into contracts with the New Mexican mills, and Is now regularly supplied with lumber from that section which they job off by the car load.
 The trade in ready made doors, win dow frames, and shutters has largely in creased. Not less than a car load hay ing anged hands within the past week. For the proper keeping of the stock a new building lGx40 feet and two stories high has just been added to their al ready extensive warerooms. A car load of doors and windows was received yes terday another Is expected at the de- DO. on Monday next.
 Cutlery, both plated and plain, as with crOckery and glass are WhOles ale dat San Francisco prices. That fact IS guar snteed or no sale. A full line of carvers and holiday goods in their line, are also kept, together with Q complete stock of mechanic tools, paints, oils and miners supplies sold at low prices.
 The house is as reliable and has a standing equal to any on the Coast Correspondence solicited.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
Miscellaneous.
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COCRT. THIRD JUDI c.al District in the County of Pima Terr.tl, rv of Arizona.
 Harriet A. Lawrence. PiaintIH. against Frank
 q. Lawrence, Defendant. lCOpy 0f sum-
 mons.
 Action brought in ths District Court of the Eirst ldlc.al DistrIc- and for he County of Flma, Territory of Arizoaa- The Territory of or Arizona sends greeting tc Frank y. Law renee.
 lou arc hereby summoned and required to ap- pear m au acton brought against Eou by the above named plaintiff in tho Dlstrict Court oi the First JudlcIal District m and for the County of Pima in 'ae Territory uf Ar zOna. and au- sver tho con piairt filed with the Clerk of this Court at Tucson. m said county Ia copy of whict rsuplaiut accom- uuIes thIs summon-I. within twenty days exclusive of the day of servlcaI after the serVlce upon you Of this surnrons ii served m this county; but lf zerved ont of rhs county and within this District then within thirty days; .n all other eases forty days. And you are hereby notified that if you fs1l C. appear and answer the comp amt as above re. quireli the plaintiff VIII apply 10 the Court Tor the rellet therein demanded. and costs and dls- bursemsnts Iu this bel alf expended Given under my hand and the seal of said D s- tric- Conrt. at Tucson. this .l-h day of Decsn- Der, A. D., iss2.
 IL-5 L-S. WILLIAMS. Clerk dl4f0t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24

The building over thls furnace Is 2Ox | zJ and only cost S7j. The building and | the furnace were finished within seven | teen days from the start; and the fur mace was rCnning on the twentieth day | successfully. The accompanying illus | tratiOns Tn sectOins are intended to give | some idea Oi .he shape of the furnace, | which Is rectangular, 20 inches by 4O h. | ches inside at the tuyeres, and enlarged | to 80 by 90 inches two feet below the ! feed-ioor. The walls at the base are If | inches thick and inches at the top. | The total night IS 2f feet, the chimney | being Is by IS inches inside. The feed
 door is 9 feet above the furnace bottom. ' There are three tuyers on each side, but
 none at the ends. The tuyer-pipes are l 1.j inches in diameter, and are r. inches above the bottom. The tuyers offset
 each other, SO as to produce no dead 1 ceuters." The furnace IS bound togeth CT by flat iron O.5 by inches, secured
 by B inch bolt passing through the fur.I mace between the first and second course of bricks. he.slag-spouts are made Of
 boiler-plate and secured by large bolt | rod passing through the foundation walls. There are no binding-rods above the feed-doOr. The blower pipe | Is $ inches m diameter; the distributing pipe. 6 inches, made of galvanized iron. l Canvas pipes connect the distributing pIpes with the tuyers. The tuyers are made Of No. l2 sheet-iron riveted, and are readily removed at any time. They can be renewed, when worn out, for a small sum. Although built hurriedly and at slight cost, and notwithstanding | the fact that no time was taken properly to dry and season the | furnace, the work 1t has done Is, 1
 think, remarkably good. The blower
 runs with a speed of 2,400 Ievolutiors | per minute, which gives a blIst pres [ sure at the furnace of 0625 pound per ] square inch. The ore IS a mixture of l iron and copper pyrites containing con siderable Zlnc-blende. The silica amounts to about 30 per cent In the mixture. This little furnace readily smelts 1000 pounds per hour, and has been running some time without any repair save occasionally reclining the sides. So far as can be seen, there IS DO reason why this furnace may not be
 run a long time, if properly cared for. We run 1t with a dark top and keep the charge up tO the bottom of the feeif door. We do not run nights, but, whe | ready 60 shut down, the slag and meta
 are all run out. the blast turned of, an,
 the tuyereholes and tap plugged witt clay. Then the furnace k charged ful
 of ore and coke, and left in this condi
 tion until morning. No trouble
 found in at once blowing in and tappiu
 for metal in the morning. |
 The coke used is poor quality [
 gas-cOke, yet only one ton of coke is E.
 quired to jis tons of ore. No "sca-
 folds or "bears" have formed, nor hs
 the furnace ever hung mp since tle |
 first day 1t was was blown [. |
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
Tcrrifnrial Crihhincs.

Sneak thieves are getting to be num- erous in Prescott.
 There are l96 children in attendance in the Phenix public schools.
 Emigrant teams are quite numerous nowadays passing through PhenIx.
 Freight and passenger tratic over the Atlantic z Pacific road is steadily in- creasing.
 Phenix was visited Wednesday even- ing by heavy hail storm, ending in a light shower.
 Two large teams loaded with machin- cry passed through Phenix Ihursd y morning, bound nOrthward.
 Steel rails, says the Albuquerque Journal, for the Atlantic and Pacific are coming in faster than they can be taken to the front 4 long line of loaded cars are standing in thn yard awaiting a shipment.
 At Tempe Thursday evening Mr. \. W. Coster was united in the holy bonds of matrimony to Miss Lucy Gregg, daughter of Supervisor J. T.. Gregg. We wish the couple their full measure of happiness.
 Sundays Albuquerque Journal says The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Com pany was wall supplied with money yes terday ai paid cut q large sum to its creditors Tn this city. It is said that not less that S300,00O was distributed among contractors, and those gentle men now wear smiling faces and carry n wsll-filled pocketbook. The company will pav all it's indebtedness between now and January first.