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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-27
NrEW-YOKK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER RAILROAD-Co commencing June 10 1854
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot -
a. m, 7, stern New-York and Northern Express Win
draWing.room cars. TO MOntre cal and to Rochester.
siO m Limited Chicago Express with dining cars
stopping at Albany Utica. syracuse lsocheser Bahao
Enc cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chicago lO2Oa m
day.
drawing TOom cars -. -. o.
dagua Rochester Baha0 anu lHchueu opin<s SohleSss
for sharon springs a.. ,.,.. o..
a. m Albany and Troy, connecting for Utica sara
togA, Glen's Fails. Lake George and Rutland
80 m Saratoga special. Through dfawlngToom cars
Runs through Lake George saturdays only.
4 o M Accommodation to Albany and Troy. -
D. M ST. louis Express with sleeping cars Tor NIAGARA
Falls Buffalo Cincinnati except saturday Toeio Detroit
and st. Louis - -. e..... -. =.
Gu D. IN Express with sleeping 70 syracuse and 70
kuburn Road also 20 saratoga and Montreal
M Express with sleeping cars Tor Rochester
RuHao Cleveland, Toledo Detroit, chicago Cape Ninceat
except sunday, and clayton Except saturday, 49,
II D. M Night Express with sleeping cars 20 AbsEY AMI
Troy with morning trans for the west and So1
Except SATURDAY night -. ~. n..-.,.-
Tickets on sale at Grand Central nepot No Bowling
Green 252 4l3 Broadway and az Westeors lures
Offices Park place aud 7S5 and 9i2 Bro1Gway New YORK
and 33 Washington and 1854 Fulton ST., Brooklyn, and ~
4th-st.. Williamsburg.
Baggaee called Tor and checked from residence
u M rrOiJCEY {. b. MEEKER.
Gen Supt Gen Passenger Agent
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STATE or TRADE.
poAEsrIO HARKEra.

BALTIMORE July 26 Cotton dull; Mlddling, 97.c.
Howard Western Superlae SIS OO1
$50 Extra - 0Ussi IS do Family S. % 3s6 90; CITY
Mills5upsr 90 ass 10: do. Extra. - 0O6sO 50
Brands SB % d6 2js PatapscJ Family. So 15 Wheat
-souInerp Rod 81 1881 10 Amber. 81 1870
81 2Oi No. MARYLAND. 81 Isl No Western Winter Rod
ana August 81 la.sl l0's Cora = soatnero,
White b3c.; yellow. b3C Western Mixed 80 nsc
August, 6la,c oats hrm-southere 4oe44c. westsra
White As o45c do Mixed 40 a. Pennsvyaula Al O44c
Rveauiel $50 hay quot Pr1 ID Chocs PonnsVvA
Mlrgiano. ST. Provlnons- Mess PORK,
$1,000 Bulgmeats ShoulderA o9SJsci Cear RID
sidsa packed sssa.G Bacon-shouderl $50: Clear
Rip sides y3c' Hams l440l6 Larl--Ro-
1904 Butter dullWesteru Packed a16c Creamery,
10 123c. Eggs quiet at lb0l7c. Petroleum duh and
nominal Coffee dun Rio cargoes. Ordinary TO Fair. Ia
&c sugar quiet A, sOf Saac. C0pper-Rednod At
4lc Whiskev 81 IL. Receipts. Flour l,4S4 bbs: Wheat
100000 Corn 25O 900 bu. OATS 1900 bu Rye 200
shipmentA Wheat - Du; Corn. 1900 bu sales,
Wheat 1888 OOO bu. Corn 81 600 la.
CHICAGO. July 26.-Reguar Wheat to-day unsettled.
Corn opened higher but closed lower than yesterdays clos
ing prces. In oats air amount OF rding done cash
steady and options were easter PORK was active The
market opened - a2Oc higher reced 30tOc closed
steady. Lard iairly active and closed steady.
Flour Common 10 Choice spung wheat So 80 eSo 90
Common to Fancy Minnesotas SO oOap4 rs Patents. SO
es7 so; Winter Wheat FAIR to Choice old - 0la
~ Jb bankers sjDs5 5 Low rals - psj 80; southern
iuEols aud Missouri "a 20 ss50O Michigan 81 " %.
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pousLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT AND TIE FASTEST TIM CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
THE SPECIAL NEW YORK

AND WHITE MOUNTAINS
EXPRESS with paror aud other through VIII on
and 1858 Grand Central Depot IN f -
IL. and H. X lll al daiy. except SUNDAYS connece
ing AZ with train Newport vernonS
Quebec and arriving the mountains early IN the even
ing PaloI may DO engaged Ia advance Al ID hos
4. HEMPSrEAD O. +. A..
Grand csutral Depot New.fork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-27
NATSKILL MOUNTAINS DIRECT.

y QUICK TINE-FEWEST On ANGES
Trains via West shore route leave NewYok via Desbros
aud Cortlandt-st ferries, as follows
Leave New YORK $50 M Leave Jersey station s42 a.
m. Arrive at Kingston 1900 noon Ph9nicia l. q D.
summit 2ll p. Hunter 10 p. kaaterskil 200 D.
III. This train runs daily 10 Summit only.
Leave NewYoIk lll0 M. Jersey city ll,22 a. IN.
Arrive at Kingston ESQ Phpncla. 4:0i summit
5;Sl p. stamford. 655 Hunter sos D. m. Kaat
eIskIll, 80 D.
Leave SO p. M Jersey City a02 D. m Arriv.
ing Kingston $50 y. Phenicis 7is D. m; Summit
$40 Hunter o;5O m.; Kaatersk, $40 .. IN This
through TO stamford saturday only. Paror
train leaving New York at $50 through
Paror through Phenicia lilo train.
Leave New YORK ll'lo a. IN. Arrive Catskf $40 D.
Paienve i4On connecting at Cairo for Cairo
ham. Acoa, Windham. eto
tables stations and at Offices
OF the company: Jersey CITY Railroad sta
ton. Brooklyn,No; Courst ana annex Office loot o.
1923 Broadway No. 1877 6thave No IS East i2oth st
Pennsylvania Railroad station Desbrossess and foot
Cortlandtst. Baggage checke ed through.
HENRY MON EFT, Genelal Passenger Agent
NO "a State-st., New York.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

A EMBELLISHMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TN
UPTOWN OFFICES. No. l,2Ss Broadway, corner Thirty
hst-st until D. m 808 West twenty hirdst
Eighthsyer no 90 East fourteenth It., corner Union
square, 760 Thdave Forty seventh 1907 Third
ave- sxtietn st. and 2o9 East One twenty
hfh. st. Thirdave Harlem. regular flee rates.
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AND LONG BRANCH r. X.

~ JPennsyIVana R. R.. foot COrtlandt
Phila. q Read. II. H.. foot Lberty.s
LEAVE NETWORK, commencing June "a, 1885,
For south Amboy, via Phila. q Reading r. r. 7l45 IL
M 245, 4, p. IN. sundays, S:45 m l2m. D. m; via
Penn Hnr r. aioa M II NJ sPm sunday ~ pm
M 2t0 4, t;sO 0p m. Sundays. S;45 IL m. p m,
VIA Penn H. H. 7ilOa ~. M, o.S p. sundays
~ m. y. m.
For Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove Asbury Park.
Sea urt, Point Pleasant &C., via PhilA Reading r. X,
7;i6 O. n Am. 2:i6. $3.50. 4. $50 m sundays MOI
stopping at Ocean Grove or Asbury Park S45 IL m
,. M via Penn r. r. IlO, IA IL m- $40. 500 D.
p m SUNDAYS tno' stopping At Ocean Grove or Asoury
PARK pa. NJ, D pm.
For Lakewood, Toms River. Barnegat CO.. via Phila.
Reading II. H.. Tao a m. Gao 4 D.
For Freehold. via Phila Reading r r. 745 IL a. M.
246, 43O, For Keyport, via Phia & Reading r. r..
746. g. II 2;i5. 1890 p. For Vneand Bird geton,
Atlantic city. sc. 2:45 y. IN.
O. q. HANCOCK J. II. WOOD, H. III. NIEMAN
@. p a II. A. p. r. r. r. G.. p A. P. II. r. acrg supt
DICHFIELD SPRINGS, via DELAWARE
III LACKA WANNA and WESTERN RAILROAD with
change OF Leave foot Barclay and Christopher
At ami saturday night train Spring,
morning. 10 SUNDAY Iralns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-27
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Thursday, July 90. 1883.
The following sales were held at the Exchange


lots on Of East 65th $50 II W OF 2dave. each
25xlO0.5 Ann Crumbie Sl250'
By }. r. b. Sngth.
/ 1 story brick building with lot No $40 2dave es.
6Ull It Of 4lthst. plot OF land lS.6xlOO II -
| similar building with lot, No l415 2d.ave,
25.6 II OF 73dst plot OF Land 256x75i IL $500.
nahlg i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-27

DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence,
4 Boston and the East All rail from Grand Central
Depot Three express daily (Suldlys excspteD -
Boston , m, tparlor IT attichep and ~ m
with paIace 10 with palace
seepugcarsl. Newport exDress leaves Grand central
attached +. W.PoPPLE Ageu.
DONDOUT and Kingston Line-Steamer
III James w. Baldwin leaves Monday Wednesday and IN
from foot Harrisohst making usual lan1nss
and connecting Ulster & Delaware and Stony Cove Rk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-27
0eachers.


A MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTlTUTE.-Best
~ teachers American and foreign promptly provided for
families schools colleges. Parents provided with good
schools MANY teachers wanted Now is the time TO apply
j. ". sCHERMERHOllN. secretary. East 4th-st. " Y.
ALL THE BUSINESS OF II frst-class Teach.
~ ers Bureaus transacted by the Union Teachers Agen
CIV at 10 Aston place. Y Teachers aiel In obtaining
positions. and parents recommended 20 good schools
A LOWELL g co, Managers.
A MEXICAN and Foreign Teachers Agency,
N square supplies able and accomplished pro
lecturers companions and house
keepers Families going abroad the country promptly
suited. Call add o. Mrs NJ. J. YOUNG.FULrON,
American Foreign Teachers Agency % Union square.
An EXPERIENCED LADY desires an en-
~ gagement for the fall MUSIC. French and English
Address NJ ]. H. Box H. Tribune Of
DRINCIPAL.-College graduate and teacher
wishea an engagement as principal une1ceptionable
testimonials furnished to qualification capaDltY and
character. I. Il. A, Tribune Once.
rINEACHERS WANTED. = Gentlemen for
high school In Texas, salary $1,000 music. $1,000
for French German $3.50. English branches a board
school, $500 Young for district school, 800 For
history, 800 also several yonng ladies
assistants In pubic schools Apply TO A LOWELL d Co.,
10 Astor place, New-fork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-27
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. on ana after July 9. 1883.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
Trains leave New.Yors via DcsOrOssos and c'rt'an
Harrisburg Pttsburg Yves iand south with palIn.i
r aS cars ,rS And 3d. M a M %
wsmssor or Lock &; haven a m n M Cory and ,is,
SO connecting Corrytor rtasvIIs. Petroleum ia
Baltimore washn Son the south Linitei ga1ins's,
81 pa%aS pSro5 Cars hy s,a5p u,
r. sis ana : 81 :, a., It)iai9 n. sallsasls NJ
Sunday, VIA g. aud p r. r. "a ~. .. n aud II alsi; ''
For lnao CIV eIc S ss Sunday iloa H.
For caps Nav except sunday sis and llloa anaipn
Lsng Branch Ray Head Junction. and ,ner%ea i ,,,a
$40 l. ssaI 20 N on SUNDAY. ga N. AMI p NJ ta's'
Long Branch ti%i,edi Of Pullman parOr Cars at si' m
Boatsct Broosyn Annex" connect wa,u throegh r1,s
at Jersey city. snordns speedy All hrsc' ''Ah"'' -"
TrSinssrrvs"from Pittsourg $40 AMI ll2o M s Fran
W 3SsSS s is saS aitmore $50 @ ss,
1915 and 1890 sunday $50 o. On s IN y. ssi
Oso From P PSsas s1is0 sd 70 sss 81
ssSss s$ So 1929 9 sss S study r
io'S0 and io''e 10 )" PHILADELPHIA.
r,,E OLD EsrABL1suED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
aoTRAlNs EACH WAY wEEK;DASY n, sSpeoN SUN
DAY. sTATioINsE lM ~ fniLADhIfhiA' IN
D9 MENF And TaE FAST EsT TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
r.pres. Trains leave Dssorossss All J,a.
10 20 g. $50 % aud Limedl III m. l. s:2o. $40 l.
"a a and y D. III. and ighL Sundays D. % Lan-
ted and l0A H.. 4 s. 4. aud p. H. aud yht .
xprsss Trains eAye New-YorS lat.y. except SdaiH "
7:zO q and D NJ runniag through via Trenton AaA
R,nrSne trans leave Broads station Philadelphia IDOL
S.is ~ $40 l;5J except Moniay $780, 1880 52h $780,
ii AMI III; lLimited Express 1850 $40 me-
l,!S as. d Ss! 7:te sand .4oh M 90 saaiay ls:oss
7s46 sand $40 D. m. Leave Philadelphia via Camden.
.nd .;so m; aiy ~, s1ss9. SaaaI' House
ana foot Ut anu cortianit Coart, aat
Brooklyn Annex loot OF Futonst. Brooklyn NoA
ia ll6 aud lis Hudsous Hoooken station. Jersey Ct
EmigranL Ticket ONCE, No Battery Place ani cAsus
Garden. ,.,r
'asgCa as ge a,Is s' Il. PuGH JR WOOD
Win" rent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-27
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

NETWORK PAssENGERs-Leave James slip 80 7th
st. 25 34th-st, r., 15 minutes before Long Island Cy
time. ANNEX BOAT from Pier II foot Of Pinest r. H.
James Sun aud Aenex BOATS do not run on SUNDAY.
LEAVE LONG ISLAND CITY FOR -, -
BABYLON-S:05, $685. Hos q. m. 3S5. 40. c"I sd
FIRE I>LA s:3J and 435 IN daily, except SUNDAY
PATCHoGUE-9:35 a ~, 1886. 435. o;5o D. IN ouhiy'
$50 200 4 M 7;35 m ,oos INK. r., oa5 sso l.sa
535. M 1915 night Wedne.day and saturday
only 49, IL = 4:3' y $50 3:oop m
SAG HARBOR-S:35a m, $3.50. 800. o:S5 p m Sundays
ga m.
400 a m. SATURDAYS only 5:35 p. M SUNDAYS "a M
-IIMITED EXPRESS PAKLOR CAR TRAIN. only
Special and Regular Full Rate Tickets good Oh this
GARDEN CITY. HEMpsTEAD-s3 sos q. m, lbs.
335 AIS 535 G35p m 2:l5 night Wednesday aud Satnr
only Sundays (9:35 Garden City only. 1885, 5sS
GLEN COVE SEA CLIFF LOCUST VALLEY, oYsTEe
BAY-s:a5, 900 In, l:35. z:S5 5;35 635 p m Sundays
935 a. IN, 6:3j 9lj y. m.
HUNTiNGrON, SORrHPORr-9oj N. N.0j expresD
Ass. 8 s. s;s5 SUNDAYS 9'o5 a. In 6;ss p IN oa
PORT JEFFERSO S-yO5 a. H., 435 sundays 9;Oj an
Ronkonkoma-s55 M. 3d. ;; IS. :s5o a. Sundays gan
BAYsIDE, LITTLE NECK AND GREAT NEck-
635. 7:35. sl5 1885 M S35; 4;35. 5;3j 63j 7o5 NJ
Wednesdays aud saturdays Only 1915. nights sundays
$50. ll35 m, 300. ): b p m.
LONG BEACH-sO5, 1905 1900 a. m 2:0J $50. i3l.
$50. 6:O5 7O5. s25p SUNDAYS $50 800. II a M /
3 $40 Oi5. 7:l5 p. Last train from Long Beach
leaves 1910 p. daily; lol5 Sundays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-27
NORWICH LINE

NORWICH LINE ,,.
~ To Boston, Worcester Nashua Portland anu 1e Glsl
0 "" ~ CITY OF WORCESTER
without most boat on tho Soun All
fayOrite CITY OF BOSTON,
40 River iootof Wattsst next per
above Desbrossesst Ferry daily except Snnsy ~
through Without ehsnge 70
Boston Worcester Portland White Mountains from New
Ioudo M 4.ip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-27
UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW
u YORK.-DEPARTMENTs OF ARTS AND SCIENCE

The next entrance examinations will be held In tho Unver
Buildings. Washington 5quare on Iuc5day, June H.
and Vuesdty. Septe 1lbe- IL. at 10 a. m.
Recent munldcent gifts have secured large aud ipan5
additions 90 the apparatus and lther OF ust atny
which will ready iorus 1t Jneopenilg OF the ne1t College
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-27
For Young Ladies-Citv.

University Grammar School, l,4Sl Broadway
" near 41d.st (45tn yslr.) PnnarY, Commercial aat
Classical epartments A. NJ Hobby. w u AKIN PriacpAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-27
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
ii TO
LONG BRANCH.
FROM STATIONS
FOOT OF DESBR0SS ES-ST,
FOOT OF CORTLANDr-Sc
SPLENDID PASSENGER CARS
PULLMAN PARLOR CARS.

On and after July O. 1888.
LEAVE NETWORK ON WEEK DAYS
7:l0 m. Q a.. II noon. B. 10 D. m, D.
Long Branch tLimited) OF Pullman Parlor Cars Slo D.
LEAVE NEw-YoRK ON SUNDAYS
Ia m. and m.
RETURNING TRAINS
LEAVE LONG BRANCH ON WEEK DAYS
Ia m, m. 920a 1886 noon 4i3 mp $50 p ms
Top.
LEAVE LONG BRANCH ON SUNDAYS
900 a. IN. and 55l D.
Direct connection TO aud Brooklyn Boats
which ply Jersey City and foot Of Fulton Brock
yn
TICKETS, BAGGAGE CHECKS AND FULL INFORM
TON
NAV be obtained the following Offices OF tho conDany
NETWORK.
Nos $40 and i35 Broadway. No Astor House. No 9it
Broadway station foot pesbrossesst station foot Cort
landt ST., station ersey City. Buschs Hotel Hoboken.
BROOKLYN.
No4 Courst, Brooklyn Annex station, foot of Futonst
CHAS F. PUGH ]. r. WOOD.
Genl Manager. Gen'l Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-27

NEW-HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
~ SPRINGFIELD, HOLYOKE, MONTREAL and inter
mediate polnts leave Pier No - 2. r.. at
SUNDAYS excepts y; conneetiny vita trainsx
NEw.HAvEN for MERIDEN, HARTFORD SPRING
FIELD sc. Tickets sold and baggage checked az ~
Broadway, ". Y, and C)urtst Brooxlya. EIc1fsiol -
NeW-IIayen and return 81 ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-27

MRS. FERRTSiS Boarding School q beautiful
wi country location: strictly sanitary pleasure living
oral teaching children S5 per month"; 1852 Quincy-sL
Brooklyn. Parents Invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-27
nAKLAND FEMALE INSTITUTE

a MAINLAND IsNI LII IND j I = u
FOR SALE on FAVORABLE TERMS To CLOSE
ESTATE.
In Norrstown. Penn. half hour from Philadelphia by three
rarOads ted well shaded and handsomely
aidou grounds Buildings large. wei ventilated and adj
mfaby aapIed for school hotel other public institution
containing about ltO rooms Address
WIN. MEG EORG +. II, 80 south Sd ST. Philadelphia,
or JOHN X. RAIL rON, NOrristOwn Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-27

At Misses PERKINS, SCHOOL, 2,021 Fifth
N ave, New.YorS. Terms for boarding pupils per year.
500; with music 500.
MISS HAINES AND MILE. DE JANON
WI succeeded by NINE d. OREMIEULX Won TAUBE
und MILE. DE BRUYN KoPs. Improved methods OF
teaching Sent on application Address NO lODrAmetcy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-27
NEW-YORK MILITARY ACADEMY.
II FORT WASHINGTON N. Y.
Established 1854
MISUNDERSTANDING = = 81 y. H ~ M I

rFNRINITY SCHOOL, founded A. ID. 1903,
1 1917 Broadway Rector. Rev. II. HOLDEN. Under
direction Of Trustees Protestant Episcopal Public School
Right Rev BISHOP POTTER, President Prepares for
college For free benehces application TO DO
formation given at the school Next begins September
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-27
MRS. SYLYANUS REEDS

Brooklyn.
DROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.
I'D old and most thoroughly equipped Piivate sohoo,
for the higher Of young ladies Will be re"pehed
September 10 - =
family home in the institution VIII % pFo'lueu iOh "
limited number OF pupils - $500,
l5s Montaguest. Brooklyn. y. \.
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io''V 10 I; '"' PHILADELPHIA.

~ 1@1-S
% rp.,Ns EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND CON SUN
~ sTATIoNs IN PHILADELPHIA, 2 IN
DNi' NEW.Yokk-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-27

DOCKLAND COILEGE.
h Nyack on the udson Both sexes. $780, Send for
catalogue. W. II. BANNISTkR, A. NJ.
Miscellaneous.
MT. ANTHONY SEMINARY TO LET.
WI property for the % past occupied as
boarding school. aud located at bennington centre W
about VILLAGE and nj the foot OF
ST Anthony known Mt Anthony seminary" l. 90 let
or sell The property consists Of and dormitor,
school room all necessary OuIbudngs together with
spacious weshaded lawn OF about acreI The property
Ia an respect cAcelenty adapted 90 summer
hote purposes for several past has been used "a
"a connection with the school Possession given sept
l. Inquire. De made at the onlco OF JAMES WHITE.
rnrnflch WnahnglOn COUNTY,. y. ".
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-07-14

On Thursday afternoon d. .1i dressing ac- cident occurred at the prntentiary. While the prisoners were at work eXca- vating from the cmbankment in the yard, where the Hcw cells are to be built, a large body of earth cayed ard cruS he'd one of the prisoners. Two men, Jno, Elem ng and Peters were engaged in talk Ing out this embaukment. While they were working at it Warden Long came out and ms pectcd their work, and told them that there was danger of the bank falling on them. and suggested that they go up on top aud 2 Id 1t down I; seems that Fleming and Peters did not consider it at all dangerous, but continued work ing on the bank, which was two feet out of perpendicular. A moment later, with out any warning, the bank fell, cnmple- tely burying, two large boulders striking him in the back. Peters escaped by jumping out of the way. MT. Long at once put all the prisoners to work dIg- gins Fleming out, but he only lived about fifteen minutes. The coroner's jury found that lh drceds ed WAS mame1 Jno. Fleming, a native or Ireland, aged 26 years, and that he came to his death as above stated.
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-07-14
Silver DIstric Notes

Ore teams rolled over the new cut-of to Clip mine on the 12th, inst.
 There is bullion to the amount of S12,- 900 awaiting shipment from the Clip.
 Lahey and Crawford have B feet cCm- pleted on the Alberta contract. The mine is looking well.
 John Hart is doing assessment work on the old Rebel mIne, which is first Clip ore channel.
 Dr. Stantly is quite i'll at Clip Landing, where the family now reside.
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-07-14
Summons.
In the Justices Court of First Township, In the County of Yuma, Territory of Arizona, J. $. Bancl oft, J. P.

Nicholas BonfigliO, plaintiff, Ys C. L. St.. Ormand, defendant.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greet ing to z. L. St. Ofmand, defendant. NOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO l appear before me, at ny office in he Village of Yuma, in the County of Yuma, on the fifteenth day of Sept"mb Der, 1883, at ten o'clock. q. m, in an action brought against you ny sad plaintiff, to answer the complaint of the above named rlaintiff.
 S id action is brought to recover of you the sum Of one hundred dcllars money paid and. loaned 10 you to pur- chase newspaper and fixtures known as The Arizona Advance, as per com plant on file in my office; or judgment VIII be taken aganst you for the said amount, together wi.h costs of this suit if you fail 10 appear and answer.
 Given under my hand this ninth day of July. 1883.
 J. s. BANCROFT. Justice of the Peace of said Township.
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-07-14
STEIN -.CALLES.
A Notable Local Event.

Jos. J. Stein, our genial county re corder, has at last launched himself into
 tue sea of matrimony from the shores O
 single blessedness, and the sound of th'
 bugle will be nothing to hIm any more
 forever. He has bid adieu to fine ap.
 parel. good wine and better whisky, and
 all the other odds and ends that go tC
 make up the life of Bohemian bachel-
 or, and is now gr0ping in the darkness
 of aa unknown. mysterious future of
 hiddea joys ard apparent seediness. Joe
 has always been d handsome and dressy fellow, and we shall regret to see the transformation that will surely come, in
 the guise ol darned socks, patched shoes,
 meRded coat, and a general breakipg up
 of fea ture and form. Poor Joe! It sad
 dens one to see the cloud of seriousness
 al eadv darkening the old time devil
 may care look of indifference of al hap
 penings except those of the present. It IS tough on a man when duty compels him to think of the future, and It will be particularly tough on Joe when he comes to realize that he can no longer divide with d friend And yet, if it is possible for one to be happy in the marriage state, he should certainty be, for no man ever LosseSse6 bride combining in her self, to greater degree, all the qualities requisite in the creation of a good and true wife than the lady who has trusted her future to him. Miss Feliciana Gales has been known to the people of Yama since her girlhood. and her charming manners, goodness of heart, kindness of disposition and unvarying gentIeness, have endeared her to all her acquant- aDees, whose good wishes, friendship aud respect will always follow her as Mrs. Stein. In fact, the friends of both are legion, as witnessed in the gathering in honor of the wedding which took place last Monday evening, at the house of MT. Isaac Lyons, the adopted father of Mrs. Stein.
 The marriage was quiet affair, but the wedding as a local event has never been in Yuma. At about eight o'clock in the evening the guests began to arrive and by, nine the festivities were at their full height Champagne flowed like water, numerous and appropriate toasts were drunk and dancing vas kei.t up until far into the morning. The b brides dress was draped Princess robe, of wElte swiss, adorned with many fine plcatiugs of the same, Spanish lace and white ribbons. A long vail of white silk Iulle, cOronet, jewrlry aLd garniture for inc dress, of orange blossoms, buds and leaves, completed the toilet. Long white kid gloves, white satin fan with feather trimming Thanks to the entertaining 1nalIties of Mir. Lyons and his household there could have been no happter time. The groom Mir. Jos. J. Stein, is well known to the citizens of Yuma County, and forms part of its industrial and pol = tical history. One of the pioneers of Sil- | yer Dis rict he has done his share towards | he mineral development of the county, l and he Is very popular. The SENTINEL, although regretting the loss of Joe to the hope for and firm belief in his future as a married man.
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-07-14

The report that St. Ormand, ex-Secre- tary of the Territorial Prison Commits sion, has skipped the country is conir- med. He did not get away with any of the Territorial fund, but did leave with S375, obtained from boarding United States prisoners, which should have been turned over 10 the mmissioners at their meeting in A2ril.-Gazettc