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Daily Republican., 1883-04-20
Dust to Dust.

Tn" remains of Mrs. Martha T..
Smith, IU3 West Second street, were
committed to their mother earth ycstei.
day afternoon, followed by a large NUM-
Der Of weeping and sylnpathizing rcla.
tiv"s and friends. The funeral services
at the house were conducted by Rev. +.
u. DmNal of the First Presbyterian
Church, He referred i'll an appropriate
aud t"cliugnanner Of the chistran viz
tJr, of the deceased and made an ur-
gent appeal for all present to prepare for
Il dying hour.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-20
E;ilSTEk = DRDL:..
H. EEGIsTER's OFFICE, !

NEw CASTLE Co, DEL., April ~, lss3.
! Upon the application OfSuauu 4. Shcrhurn,
AdmintrirdtriN Of MARY A Ceilings, late Of
Wilmington hundred, ia said county decd, 1T
! ls.urdcred and directed by the Register that
( Ihc pdminstrltrly aforesaid give notice Of
( granting of letters Of Administration upon the
| estate Of the deceased. with he date Of grant.
! In thereof, by causing adv rrtlscmenr> to he
! posted within forty days FROM the date of such
| Letters, in six Of the most public places of the
County Of New Castle, requiring all persons
/ having demands against the estate to present
the same or abide by Al act II Assem- riy in
such case made aud provided; and also cause
, thc ZANE to ne Inserted within the same pcri.
I'd IN the DAILY REruBLiCAN, IA newspaper
published in Wilmington. to DC continued
therein three weeks, (e-o-d).
! - Given under the hand and Seal OF
! }L =. office Of the Register aforesaid, at WI.
~ mington, in New Castle county alorc
said, the day and year above written.
SO. RIGGS, Register
| NOTICg--All persons having claims against
/ the estate OF the deceased must present the
same, duly attested, to the Administrator. on
Or before the 10Th day Of April. A. d., 1881, GI
abide the Act of Assembly in such case made
and provided.
81 SAN A. SHERBl RN,
Administrative.
/ AItrpgs Wilmington ljpl ablu
Daily Republican., 1883-04-20
KILLED ON THE RAIL,
A Man Meets Instant Death OIL
Delaware R0ilrOsstl.

This morning, as the north ho
passenger train on the Delaware j.
road, due in this city at $50 "''
was running between canal bridge
hirkwood station, an unknown VI
suddenly rushed down the high
Dankment in front Of the fast approa
ing train.
Hcwas not noticed by the engineer
in II moment was hurled into ct'rl'
The train was stopped, and the o'
placed IN the baggage car and hr"'l
TO Kirkwood. Word was at once y
yraphed to this city, and Coroner SIN
accompanied by undertaken Pam
went down on the 90 train to Vi
charge Of the body and hold an inQ",
Further particulars will be given
later edition.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-20
OUrOfIlle River.

Locomotive, No. 43, that ran off the
bridge at Bush river over two weeks
ago, was brought to this city last even,
ing, and taken to the shops for repairs.
The engine looks all broken up.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-20
SUNDAY TRAINS.

Philadelphia and intermediate station
SO a. IN 800 IN, $50, 7.3O. g.55 p. III.
Philadelphia and New York, 200, 228 a
H.. 5.T. 6.%S, T.2B p. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, l.42, 4.5l, s.0b
.. Il a. IN. "a T. IN. Baltimore, LOS 3. m
For further Information, passengers are IT.
rclra' to the timetables posted at The S'r
tons.
Trains marked ts) are limited express, ,uprt
which extra fare s charged
CHARLES l.. PUGK, j.. X. WOOD.
General Manager General Passenger Aver {
Daily Republican., 1883-04-20
Mis-. a. y ROCK WE'LL,
Pearl Street, Providence, Il.

disease dropsy, kidney, bladder, and CLAN,
lular mllali"s. il Hunts Remedy. Female
weakness. prin in the back and loins, gravel.
liabetru, intemperance, excess, and pros
tratiuu Of the nervous system are cured by
Hunts Kennedy. Hunts ltp"'edy imparts
health and vgpr to the constitution when
It has become debilitated. Hunts Remedy
re-tores the invalid to HEATH.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-20
POINTS
CAREFUL BUYERS,
=
= = +

In buying clothing the first
point to consider is price. Next
the purchaser will want to know
if the material is serviccablc and
how long it will look we'll. I" the
man who wants to get tull value
for hi, money all these points
must tie carefully cOn>Idcr"d.-
There is such a thing a. clothing
being too chrapio wear well. me
NiStit Parlor> do mot claim to sell
that class cheap clothing. What
the trade call cheap clothing we
do not deal in. We keep nothing
but good, reliable fabrics, which
we sell as low Us You can buy this
cheap Rrady-Madr Clothing, for
We have
Daily Republican., 1883-04-20
Large SIlAti.

William Pennell this morning had
upon his fish stand on King street, be-
low Second, large shad which had
just been caught in the Delaware
which weighed "a pounds, This is
hard to beat.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-20
% %
iStst1s,psq

p" offering mJNna. bargain. IN
uartinrui. y wp ut uu thr
rs ;u : and lOccuG.. NJ +. .,ilJy.
street
Daily Republican., 1883-04-20
A POSITIVE CURE Cure at

FL } X Cream.
Balm has com.
plctcly cured IN,
o + Catarrh, q
which ltIave beer
a Hict ed over tci
years. after try
ing almost every
remedy recon-
mcn1ed. nOnt
having proved :,
effective a Il &
thorough. :. i
AIKEN, whGlesal,
dealer IN boot
4 n i shoes. ii,
Federal st. Bus
ton. Mass.
NJ y son was at
liiCtetl with Ga
tarrh ; the use o
Ely Cream Bailr
Daily Republican., 1883-04-20

NVUIItE.- MR.. E.LWOOD STOUT,
" co1tibiirt your word did not leave
your D,oi; you had no bed / found the bed you
IL pit On and ~ you Wa ui'd Il" tu work iof
my board, thought | would 20 home to my
mother. where ! can get NY hoard without
working Your wife.
ap2J-It' ANNIE NlN' /.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-20
MANNED.

the 18th
iEst., by the Rev. l.. Marks, d: d., Mr
frank l.. Sharpless, Of iorklyn, Del, and
Miss Laura l.. Ewbanks, OF Wilmington
Del
Daily Republican., 1883-04-20
We present no preuended miracle. -
4, Truth is mighty and must pre-
vail. - No sophistry can Withstand
thr power of its honest uttcrance.
Lt,l;ynr uf Y,,guiuu Press!

Ediipr nf ET~niHG Prtss' --
DEAR Slu, rrrlin. deeply grateful for
:hr great hrurtit, Wnirh ! have received from
l,rsp. If , ser, valuable article which has
I.,n, On a,l hunc IN our beautiful city, anc
,yp,ugillat others %hn are afflicted As have
r.ru may find like rrlirf from its use, be.
i n nuIuCurr ui a lrW lines in your valuable
,trrr for the prhllrSr OF communicating Il
.uu brief u 'tnaIru of facts, for the bench
ihr mlItitu,le of sufferers to be met viii
~ every side Many of my friends well know
hat | have been very severely afflicted viii
!r;L.s disease for u number of years, an'
| ave suffered from Il As only those cal
utTrr who have That disease ii reduced III,
trrngth SO low that | could scarcely wall
across my room, and the least eNrrtioi
rendered me SO short-brcathcd that dare,
rtrcrl, move. and life seemed very burden
| .lnc was treated for my malady by tht
| 5ast Physicians, and derived no benefit from
! heir treatment or prescriptions until ! was
advised ~ my family physician To use Iunt''
| Remedy, Us my trouble was caused by inac
ton of my dneys, which affected very seri
! Dusty the action Of my heart commence
| u,king it (haying httl" :aith in it or any othel
mrdicine), and it has helped me wonderfully
| lnd | am nov n great deal better, and have
| been over since ! began its usr In fact !
| nave taken no medicine that has benefited
rtr 81 greatly, My breathing is easy. and
| hDIr .ined in s'"cn.th 81 much that ] an
/ 81. .t,, nj llyr
! n md hunts Remedy to all who may be
| ,iii,clci rs | have been, or who are suffering
from general debility and nervous prostra
tiul. Respectfully.
MnS A q ROCK WEI [
Daily Republican., 1883-04-20

j. harmon viii iy-. nj, fl1y.thIrd
pl,n ,.lonaI yI-tn,,t Vi 0I#l moruiuE.
\ NOSE who wish rp .ru. ,0 him must
.uouforr do ~ ".'h a. u.t," delay as
Daily Republican., 1883-04-20
CATARR RI

effected u complete cure. ". T.. HANNAH,
Drugg'"t, FH~pH Pa.
Apply ny the ''ltic nupcr into the nostrils.
RY absorption II ei'ectually cleHnses the mas
a! 1f."f"s ofrh'"rhnl virus, causing healthy
se"rc'Ious. !, alln!r Inflammation, protects
the rncInhrnndl lhungs of the head from ad-
dit0naI COLDS, "'mI !etciy heals the sores and
restores Jbc ,rn,c Of taste and smell. Bene.
tri4i rcsuits are realized by few applicil.
t,ums II thorough treatment viii cure. Tn.
e4uajed trr cots Ia bend. Agreeable to uar.
SCGd fog circular, Sold by druggists BY
mail SOC. II package stu:nps.
ELI's' FkH N HhLM go, uswego y,
uvc-G
Daily Republican., 1883-04-20

A job in chldren's fancy hose at q
cents, reduced from so cents. NJ f.
Riley, 22S King street.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-20
ANNIE STOUT. .

L'Ok EENT-CHEAH. IA coon PAR.
L trS. , new ""tta@rt. , rooms, front
porches and yards; hot ar.' r"id water. and
bath, near the Front Ntrrol 4, ID Il. H.. iIu".
~ loratcd. PETER J. fOhh Front and
Madison streets Hpr!u-Gt
Daily Republican., 1883-04-20
v0LTAIG BELT CO.. MARSHALL. MNY.
ID EGl~rER'S ORDER.
n kEGISTER'S

II kEGIsTER's OFFICE,
New CASTLE CO.. DEL, April 3, lss3. !
Upon the application Of JOHN II STEM
ART, ADMIHlSrRATON. Uf WILLIAM W.
STEWART, late Of Pencatcr Hundred,
in sad county, deceased, It Is ordered and
dire 'ri by the Register that the Administra-
tor aforesaid, give notice Of granting OF Let
ters Of Administration upon the estate OF the
deceased. with the date Of granting thereof,
by causing advertisements t" h" posted with,
in ~ days from the dat" Of sucn LCtterS,in six
uf the most pnbl"p "places of the county Of New
Castle. requiring all persons having demands
against the estate to present the same. or
abide by an Act Of Assembly IN such case
made and provided; aud also 10 rau'" the
same to be inserted within tn" same period
in the DhIIT KErl'HLlCAN. a NJ" <p"urr pub
iishrd in y iItnugton, aud % b" continued
thcrein three weeks. lc-U.d).
Daily Republican., 1883-04-20
"a 70
&Vnpiit 'f' Sarge EDt

4. '.". b.. .r.u hruIatltrhrd hand
n..,u,'Is rp.urH Oudnr>, 1T l'ylr x
io,u.r.tlu, q" Hub"t street,
Daily Republican., 1883-04-20

NvANTED--A lHRI. FOX GENERAL
w homework, 1T Nu l25 JuII~un street
apr2D2t'
Daily Republican., 1883-04-20
Given under the hand and Seal o

Given under the hand and Seal Of
l. 4 DitcC Il" the Register aforesaid, at
- Wilmington. in New Castle County
atJrc aid. the day and year ahur written.
:. B.litiS Register.
NOtice-All persons having ".aim- against
the estate Of the deceased, must present the
same, duly attesred to the Administrator. on
or before April ;, lssi or abideth Act Of As.
sGmhIy III such c't,c made and provided.
JOH& II. STEW tkI. Administrator.
Address. IT. ti"urg"s. hc., .t,iG
Daily Republican., 1883-04-20

10. .H.dlen- collars, ntc., 60 Ia PyI,
q" ~ .r'snS'rlu, 70 Market street
Daily Republican., 1883-04-20

Wy A n ! + ID SMALL. BOY IN A
w store Must runlcwril recommended
App!y at =, cor, Front and NHlIson -ts.
aprgUgt
Daily Republican., 1883-04-20

NUTlCt-MY WlFE. H. l. WlLLiAMS'
" having Icft my Hci ndd board without
any proyOcHtoU whatever. nii persons are
forbid to harhUr or trUst Nrr on ny arcuunL.
aprLJ W JOHN !. " iIll A NH.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-20
BiH"k %tiAS.
For a iClsUs.

'U a.V VIautl". a.,a .p" wlols. oI ryI,
g. LuA'cmsl"in. 20 Nl.Att on,ai.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-20

NIv %IED--BDh At No. SO T..
w Ninth street i'tn-nol rooms and
good accUmmudatiut-. alr-Q.lmpt
Daily Republican., 1883-04-20
isntllcssnn Find

'.a -l.udtS Of ribbons IN all
ur rl .0@ prirGs,at Pyle n Lich-
I. D.nku' street.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-20

tN7AN ED-TH KEE OK tD' BOARD
w ers at 5UH West iurG s're-t Pleas.
ant rooms and good table I9r-v-j,N
Daily Republican., 1883-04-20

What the great restorative. Ho-icttcrs : Sio
mach Bites. will do, must he ga lerrd rom
what it has done. 1t Ea1 affected radical
r,rcs In thousands Of cases OF dyspepsia. bill.
tiouS disorders Intermittent fever nervous \ +
tcctions. general debility. constipation. SICK
headache, mental despOndcncy. and the rern
liar comIlalnt, and disabilities To which the
feeble are 80 sunlcct.
For -nle h> al Druggists ard dealers
generally
Daily Republican., 1883-04-20
oodUhcvlot suits at 81 .0Oto $500.

Good UhcviOt Suits at.Ss .0OtO $500.
worth $1,000 to $500.
Good Cashmere Salts at $1,000 TO
$1,000, worth $1,000 to $500.
Extra Fine Cass imere Suits at 1890
$500. worth $500 to S25.OO.
Good WOrsted Suits at $1,000 TO
$1,000, worth $1,000 to S22.OO.
Extra Fine Imported Goods at SIG
to $40. 90, worth &25.0O 10 $4,000.
Working Pants. SI.OO
Working Pants, Part wool, i.hO
All.WOOl. 2.5O
FineCustOm. made Pants from $50
up
Boys suits from $3.50 mp. worth
one. half more tn an We are selling
them for.
WeinVite the attention Offhe buy
ing public to our Spring stock feel
a. a ~ . rn n n 4
Daily Republican., 1883-04-20

Fifty dozen ladies colOred hose
l2H cents. M. Il. Riley, 228 King SUI
Daily Republican., 1883-04-20
Drawiu@ 10 is tEOsp.

u,rI&rEp g., >I.I EDrrms.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
Enconvenseat esr isrinkers.

[Teaas .Sysiags
 Where can l buy pair of cuffs 2 1 inquired a late riser of an Austin
 hotel proprietor one Sunday morn>
 ing. @Don't believe you can any W here" replisd the hotel man 'Fclothing stores are all closed up until 1 o'clock in the even ng n ..Well, where can I get a cocktail ? I am as dry as puff ball.' "Can't ; saloons are closed up until after f o'clock. II suppose l can get T glass of sweet cider st some corner grocery, can't I?" "Not much: gro- ceries are all closed up until after 4 o'clock" Are eh? Then I guess I'll ave to go down to SO ne drug store and get glass of plain soda "Can't do that, either Drug slor,s are not allowed to sell soda until after 4 o'clock. The man moved raournfully over 10 the water cooler and had about half filled tumbler when q policeman in front of Inc hotel commenced shooting at susa piclous looking dog. The ho.cl guest dropped the glass, jumped about fourteen feet, and, running bl~ hind the office ,.esk, shouted: Don't shoot again, Capl 1 won't touch drop of yonr a-d old ice water until after 1 o'clock! If you think it's too'r for my blood I'll prac tice self denial and spit cotton til sundown."
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
FR0MTHE VERDE GAVE CREEK AND HOME.
By Cur travelling COrrssqonden:

After leaving the haunted spring mentioned in my letter, I ret lrned 10 Mullen's ranch on the Verde, if teen miles distant, and there weighed anchor for Phoenix. John Mullen accompanied me, as he had some bushes, i'll Camp Creek, and we started late in the afternoon, reaeh- ing Hsrlenburg's some four miles down the rlver, before sun dowr~ Here we took supper and s.arte.i out by moonlight towards Camp Creek Crossing the ris CT we watered our horses and then com Iaenced mounting upward tfrou yh the long sandy bed of the seven nile caion. As we jagged silently along scarcely one word was exchanged between us and no sound broke the perfect silence around us The nars row road white in the moonlight,the black shrubhery on either and tie dim mountains towering far above us 10 the Tl5u dDu ielL seemed W1erQ and solemx, and more coniuclve to thought than conversation. Sa1denly I heard the deadly whirr of rattle> snake, ,anI Johns Lorse bounded fo r. xard as if struck H. was struck indved, but only by the spurs, for John Mullen, q thorough wood man and aver on the alert, had heard the rattle, sud quick as thought had plunged the spurs into his horses Hanks and forced him out of danger He immediately dismounted, for he sail he never passed 2 rattlesnake and left it alive, and started back to kill it. 1 did not fancy ~tackling'' sach an eneHy ip the dark and re- mained on my horse. The snake Lad left the road and taRen refuge under the bushes, where after ten minutes of alternate conf lct he was persuaded to "shuffie of this mortal coil :"
 Coming out at the head of the
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
The Thrice Armed PanODIy or
 Truth

1 The success of merit when once recognized as q success invariably exciles detlaction and estimulates envy, hatred, malice and all unehar- itableness. No man or enterprise is worthy of regard whose reputation
 has not been some lime assailed by the baffied rage of some disapp3int- ed9 one, whose attempt 10 oefraud, defame or destroy a righteous cause has been defeated after detection. The panoply of truth, honesty and fair dealing ;o all las caused The Louisiana Sta Lottery 10 be invlncible to any attack upon the int gritty Of the management of it's distributions by Gen. G. T. Bcanre- gard, of La , and Jubal 4, Early, of
 Va, and while here and there, some disappointed one may grumble, pub lie opinion is unanimous that every> u. ng IS straight and square. The next drawing, Qhe 161st mopthly) will take place on Oct 9.h, and any information desired will be given on application to NJ. A Dauphln, New Orleans, La, Sept 19 < 20.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
WinsloW. Arizens.

''How are yerl rtc on now strange You ain't struck this trail beforG No! Thought notl We'll that ail
 cur'ous;
 Yer sec we're right at the fore. 'On the borders O civilization, As the newspaper fellers say. This town was only chistened las week,
 Just nine days old to>day. "A pretty healthy infant? Well now yoa're ,shnutin' boss. That tall, swarth feler over there, A leanin' agin his horse, "The boys call Black Snake Charley He's the leader O this ere gang, And the man that shoots without
 reason, By the Lord he's got to haugl Don't mind poppin' when there's a
 reason, Enjoy it myself if the'rse cause, But the cuss tlrai pulls ont O reason Goes dead again eur laws. Had a man for breakfast this
 mcFnin'. One O these sly galoots, That jerl>s on pard without a
 warn'n', We served him up cold in his boots "Womeni Well. not none to speak
 on,
 This camp ain't no place for 'en
 yet. We'll get round to petiicoats, maybe i; But there's mighty few now you
 can bet. Enjoy its Well, now hear me
 -shoutin', If gal should come in on tbat
 train, Why, the boys would go mad as June
 hornets. No! 1 reckon they wouldn't com
 plainl But ain't slicked up yet enough,
 stranger, Just give this ere camp chance, Yer see we're q long way from Bos-
 ton, And mostly forgot how to dance. Laws yes? Well not much to
 speak of Yer see we run the camp our way, More fightin' than prayin', as yet,sir Don't think you'll stop oyer-
 Good-layi !"
 -EP
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
Falling il EerI SEort.

e1'll tel is, sir, in few words if I can ont 'Ee story would i'll book if jdsiice was dose to it.'
 ''Surcly, Michael. but nut it shors this time sos can squeeze it into page o letter paper"
 Her. rou are. sir ti1en. and tferc are ti-olsands of pc 'pIe here iil champion N.H who will teSIiy to the ruth of what say " paane iS Michael Gu.lfoyie 1 am sey nty four yea-s oc. For about nine wears 1 WAS shut ont from tho wD.ld bV rheum t$m. had ped led small ares in teis city for years, and had io stop alto ge;her- At ife rest of tines coEid euiy harble Inisesably about with my cane ws9 b'lt Reary donnie with pain and weakness an my hands were useless to labor ~lth- ! was but the wreck of q once strong man. None of the RZedicinss Usr.- ally given Tor r3eun1asis dl1 me the least good SIT My old friends and customers forsot me, as though was under grcund
 w lth the end of my nose and tips of
 Turned ID tc the roots Of thr daisies Ny days and nights were dolefai and rain fal had no hope except in death That ls God, s ruth, and Mir Noshsr here knows
 "T cant tell you how. hut PARK en's Ton 70 cured m". That Was three ears aga. l n is liveIy as q cricket now, sir. and 20 about my husiness eve day, ,rain or shine You may te tiIT $ to al thc world and re- fer thedoubters to me.'
 This preparati m. which nas been known as ks-sB kNeT' Ginger Eosl4c, wi he cale simply Fla kers fAOEa C. This changeis made fo.- two reasoas: first be- cause eingt is au rnimpo riant fl lvori1g g,ss3ent and Secon fly. tecause Dp.tn ci''led d l.rs deceive th, ir customers b. D strti g inf ;Iicr preparations uA,ier tEe name of ginger.
 There i- no chsnge. however, in The prepa alton sell, and all bot Is remain ing Tn the had is of ieale g wIaDl ce under inc name of Pa her's Ginger T6nic can- Ia ms he genuine medicine if ihe fac Im- .e signature of fISCoX do Go is at the [ om of the outside wr&pper,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
From Wednesdays Daily.

The calendar of the coming term of conrt will be the largest aud most important the county has ever had.
 A rife team of twelve shooters from this department will shortly leave for San Francisco to take part in the military rifle contest.
 More men for breakfast at Lords burg. A paper run at that place onght to be printel in Iel ink and have black border.
 The Hon. Pat. Hamilton has fn> ished hIs work on the manuscript copy of he Resources of Arizona, D .nd leaves to morrow for San Francisco to attend to its publica lion.
 Justice Richard last evening held G. W. Webb, Sr-. G. W. Webb, Jr., Geo. CleEeland and Mir. Ziard 10 await the ac ion of the grand jury G. W. Webb, ST.. under bonds of $1,010, and the other three under boads of $500 each.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
THE FIRE srFFERERs.

BENSON. Sept. 19-The fire broke cut in the dwelling house of F. Brandon about twelve o'clock. The cause suppo ed 10 be incendiary. It, continued burning until all the buildings from Sis.icn, Crocker & Co. were burned storping at the Virginia hotel. The losers are Sis son, Crocker & Go, $2e 000, insured; D. Johnson, livery and boarding honse, loss $9,Oe0, insurance sS0e; Dyar, Finch & Baldwin, stock ant building, $2,000, partly insured, Clark Brothers, fruit s ore, loss $500; Sam Stanton, saloon, $1, ,O00; Frank Brandon. saloon and fixtures, loss $2,000, not insured; c. W. Bryan saloon. loss $500. insurance S50e; Bob Stewart, saloon, $6,O0O, Iu -ured; D. H. Logan, hotel, $4,00O, insur, d Virginia Hou>e, To s $6,O00 insured for $2,400. Had there been much wind all of Benson would have been in ashes. Several thieves were given five minutes to leave town. All quIet.
 THE CONDITION OF AFFAIRS AT QUAY
 MAS.
 GUAYMAs, Sept. 1S.-General Car- bo has taken the c.,nd ton of our in fected city in hand and has appoint ed Colonel Hernandez prefect in place of MT. Ribera who has made some very radical changes in tile old system. First physician must, unless sick, attend all calls, second, none are to be removed for burial unless pronounced dead by medical man an Ihsn 10 be kept al the dead house three hours before enterment; last, thorough cleaning of the yards, etc and fires to be built every night to clear the atmosphere. The steamer Newborn came from quarantine last night and to-day is discharging it's
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20

1 Some two months since an uno1i- cial but undcnied rumor was circuls ated 10 the effect that change in the head of the firm of ". B. Hoop- CT 6 Cc,, in this city, was em, plated, and that MT. John Carr, who for the past seyeial gears had direct. cd its affairs, was to give place to Mr.S I. Holman. gentleman well known in San Francisco as ! shrewd atd capable lnanager of mercantile industries Rumor dave.oped into fac. Mr. Holman, on his arrival. immediately look charge, ,and at O. ce made needed changes in conformity with his ideas of business and the then depression in trade He, howA ever, wisely retained the same able corps of assistants as employ cd by Mir Carr, among whom may espeN claliy be menlioned T. ?. Patterson, levery body in southern A'izona knows Tom Patterscu). E T. Taylor J. G. Hilsinger and H. Pateman.
 With the new order of things came revival in buslness, and the house is said 10 have better stand ing in this Territory than eyer bes fore, however well and faVorably it my have been known. The branch houses in Phoenix, Guaymas, Her, mosilln, Fl Faso and Chihtiahua are also said to be in most fourishiug condition .--Cjttzea.
 The branch of the above named firm in this city is regarded IS one of the most substan tial and enter piising houses among IS.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
From Tuesdays Daily.

"CrawfshIng" is an elegant past time when it fails to be regular employment.
 Our one small pox patient is get ting well rapidly and no new cases probable.
 MT. Frank Kirkland arrived today from Vulture, and will locate in town for time.
 Tucson had considerably fire on Sunday evening which seriously damagcd Watson's drug store. Al. lison's grocery store, and Scho9ield's shoe>store.