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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH ,.l5 c 4; *;
peDESYIVhIiIl y. Is'' IuIS
= AMI n.ahrOSSgs- 81.

II {Penrsyya n das x; H.; u. so'' N"''''''
Station. e :ry
ssg via PesS y 1id 3 X on 81 J o. IS I5
T. p NJ: via Penn r. T., a IL H. $780, p M SUI
' sci Red Bank Long Branch. OCEAN Grove AsolfS
sea Grit Pleasant, via C. r. r. q M n ,S D. m
SUNDAYS mot stopping at ocean Grove or A'""'
For Lakewood Toms River, Barncsa &C. via T. H. H. '
FOR S SssSoa Va az T. sly IA a, M 80
p m Koyport , sl5 ti 49, a. @ - l45 D M
f. t13f ssy r1i'H'$
ERIE RAILWAY nov kRS SyTha as t Rnsrth6An
ement Of trains chambers street Depot
j. a9s and SAG asp RaS fs
at po onectss with s trains and eat 3.
west. P1lman's 0est Drawins-room sleeping o'"e"''
E,psSss, ,9 tes . % escinnsi
CHICAGO without change Hotel coaches through "
Raifsrerd an% Fs 81 g. vs. le;2
PSG %dnS 5 Sunday lays 81 & $780, 1870 las eo
u 1890 7:5O go 1920 u noon lts
800 SlS $50 $40; 40 o. 1876 81 a. las $50 - mid
5nS r S5 Sp % and = nGash ssa
Hsss sSy sTPd ISs 9i S i a. 49, 49, $50 7s
ana spn e 1iansSt Sundays s. $50 iO2o lac $50
" WI v WI 75"a a. .so PA $50 ..so M SUI,
Si9sf fSJ m ssS 800 aS iS M
study 80 i9 9SS na $SS % 5so 40 7sP
snaSay 8 so 1919 p M CSC The ga m and 4so
% M iyalns connect with Midland Rsreads aain-st s.
y pt L. via 9.5o o. iO:2O. M. $50. 7lbp H. sum
day b 80 iO2Oa $3.50 am p IN. alta, a,eh hmm,
,,oo SaS a m h g:s5 D. and ~ i045 aud ll;4o M
~ es fDr pa tneats IN
Slesnnv be fined aud orers Tor tne
and transfer baggage may he le ~ me No
Nss s57 bfoadnay. lot mesrss' A' - w.
Ionrt Brook iyn, at the Co'npanys UepoH
Fm,erapt Agency No 5 Batterypiace -, -. -
FxIress from the West arrive IN Ne"forS =" '~S
ana iAz59 90 ~ IBBoTf Genr Passr Agent, New YORK
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERS
~ Trains leave Engewood costeF Permont and Syac
\ $40 10 a. m l. 3 L. 40, $50 6:iO $50 y w. ~ ma
night Sundays, y a. m. and $40 p m ,a - IN. -,
Nannet spring Valley and Monsey' T. io l. "' ''Vr ~.
eu0uaS' JNo T. ABBOTT Gear Pass'r Agent, New. York
EAIJ. RIVER LINE tor BIOS Ton and the
i EAsT.-FAREs REDUCED. s. TO Boston; Loweu ana
RefSor Teduc lions to other points St.a-
ers BiliSToI ana LoNY leave New YORK on aterr
nate days sundays excepted rou Pier 2 Sorth yer Ioc
q NIL Sers aSI CITY ioos
Of Tx hange place. at p ~
BORDEN & LOWELL. Agents. . - -.
GEORGE /. CoNNOR Gen'L Pass. Agent
SPECIAL NOTICE
SUNDAY TRIPS win be REsUMED on the 18th ms.
EOR BOSTON.
THE LATEST EvbNING TRAIN. ,,
lh Pullman saeDssS ievoS OisA1 CoItg DopoV Al 1907
p NEW.YOnK AND Ew.ENGLAND RAILROAD
NOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on tiOU-
SATONIC and NAUGATUCK RAILROADs-steamefs
River lu al. Fare lower than by any other route
IN
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Aneirrction.

For Bows and Younr Bien City.
SCHOOL FOR BOY5.-Private tuition.
n afternoons Thomas Reeves Ash l41 W. 43th-.s
NEW-YOEK MILITARY ACADEMY.
~ FORT WASHINGTON. NY
Esiaplished is54.
HEOFENS SnPr.4 1852. .,,,,
boarding senoo, 81 tas ag' . Maid AZ m 81 ~ @
tie Of y0lth by sct'nee mo mi ~ oD am
the FEELINGS Nv nm; spaiiins the@ thre' SfeIs
requisites Instruction discipline. religion "hi' hsuhS or
Situated on Washington Heights. about tea miles NJ the
Hudson reached Oy tho II 't Avenne cs.teh itoa 70
notification the superintendent meets 'ho ai'"' Oh any
more beautiful and healthy pacson emDence
anSns .s a sOs o ad caq te Of
Hudson IT. buinss a, ~ ii, ,dsa and in
terseetei by oak groves "hcrdhS ample SrA'" '' pay
French German, ant spa pa: ~. s?a1eH.
APPLY FOX CAIhbOdUEst --------------
University Grammar Schoo, 1,481 Broadway,
CLASSICAL DepartuebIs ~ hoJoy WI. Asia Principals
Musical
NETWORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
NooEAsr laTsT 81 i3Sq 9,E Es;' of 'rHAvr
sp Ths NA TEGM4 S6 Hysts sGh1i
Art Schools-City.
AIRS. LOUISA B.CULYER will receive pupils
M s;fI nC9iriy Se Fl R
scAPE. CHINA PAINTING and DECORATION
STUDIO, No - MADISON AVENUE
n, guNTI.yr,N NE. VIII AHAREMrJAxEs
N HARr. Ar A. H. BELLOWS
For Bows and Younz Men-couutry
LEXANDER MISUNDERSTANDING Board
"A ing school. White Pains, y. Y. -. -
DETTS MILITARY ACADEMY, Stamford,
ID Conn., Prospect Hil; healthy. Third term OF
l4th wear begins G Prepares boys for college or busi
ness Ior inoip send for Catalogue
UOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
college Conditioned rejected candidates coached.
summer 0 winter stockbrdge. Mass. r. HOFFMAN,.
DLIJM'S Erzichun ysanstalt. prepared
ID for college business 800 aanum For catalogue
aud reference apply 70 Or q w BLuA seloyllS ~ J.
cottage HILL SCHOOL POUGHKEEP-
~ sIE " prspre. oys for colesS S,isntnr ana Gov
CREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, New
= '0'''' Rsy. A. a. CHAMBERS. Principal.
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
j Worcester Mass. Z7tn year For fu Information ap
ply Q. b. aEfCALF. A. NJ. superintendent
DEEKSKILL N.Y.l Military Academy.-For
4 circulars address Col CT WRIGHT A NJ Principal
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
ii Chester Penn--cvii Engineering Chemistry CLASSICS.
English. Degrees conferred Col THO HYATT. Prest
DARK INSTITUTE,
i For boy. $500 year II assaY rArLocK Principal
DYE, N. Y.-Bradford Mansion school
IL 500 year c. .CoLLINs. Principal
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u ~ NiTEih srATE;s MAIL sITIE ;A,N,l1.n5,
LeIying lrcr 49, y. H.. zoos Of KIM It 80
%iS CISCO sIH rnesd,, Apii 1907 IN
NEVADA Saturday Arrii =. - m
-. e,a a steamers ic bu o. IRON 10 wltctisht
niItment. and dInisAsi VII e,g r ,sc Inv
c" steamer Tho srterpoms are UPPER deck mus m
suins greatest Of all luxurcs at soa perfect Neh
Ga i'm according to .lteom) 500 $50 ami 500.
n 3FsiSf q 70 sGHbWAG WILLIAMS GUToN
INMAN ROYAL NAIL LINE STEAMERS
foh QUIa>7lo"N err ,r2 EIET"t3 '4i ap m
c c,rY o. lhtIcnUox6.. 5Xiuno&Y tEd t. loo
cirii ~ BERiIN. .sAluEDAY, Apr.l 3; a. n
CITY Vi From ON Pier Al. North Rive foot q Lc-oy
CABIN PAs5Ads as 90 Az. az. SOD intermediate
s4 70, Si,s1cr a arpy 20 Tie IMAM STEAMSHIP co.
Limited 81 an" q r ndnT pba once los St
I1ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSlIlP C0MPANI'S
5NE FoR cAE2NXLIAAy HUsFGhLia Gen
TRIAL and s6UT AM WE &c, to s%G c M6Xi,o
From f fer the Is ISa 1901 OF PANAMA. PANAMA ~ "
connee ng for central sSf ana s oas America and
From san Era F631 1s.s ls sR Sn nlA"a" '
s ssssen " San Fsasco Sp aa YGa%a at
CITY or sYDNfY sails saturday April JPN
ORION ARRIVAL of Loudou mails q san lIanci1co ou
0' pany" rda NSa lss,
DED STAR LINE. For Antwerp and Paris.
Ii sailing from Ncg-York ami Antw srp every saariay
Mcclellan .oa.ulu"', nPiu ~. III
saoons state rooms SMOKING and bath rooms amidshps
First cabin $50 SO: second cabin, excursion,
500; hueigc. s2G prepaid. $50 excursion. Sl3 30.
PFTER WRIGHT q SONS. GENERAL Agents ~ IrotdwIv.
TINTED STATES AND GERMAN MAIL
u STEAMfHS-IIanburg American Packet COmpany's
Line for PLYMOUTH london. ClIERBOUku tParisL
sIIEsiA SATURDAY AunI wEILAND.. Thurs April 10
FRS Thurs Apnl l. BOZ EMIL goo. sat ApIil 81
Rates 40 eItra F1Tst Cabin $780, Second CABIN,
$50 ste,f1ge SO Cbin saturday seamerA Si3
$40 Excursion Tatcs gieaiy teducou Schu ior ISu
rs" KsUNHARDT co, Gen Acts. No. 81 Broaa-st, N. y,
C. H. RIt HARD CO, Gen Pass. Aga. VI B'way, ". Y.
WHITE STAR LINE.
w limited ST ATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEEN STOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTICE-Tho steamers Of this line take tbs Lane Route
recommended BY Lieutenant Many u X ~, both the
OUT y ard and bomewArd oJages
BALrIC Gait Parsc Thursday, April 10. p m.
Gi.lMASIC Capt Kennedy. .satdrtny April Il $3.50
ADRIATIC Capt JenniDgs. THURSDAY April 20 1850 am
Prom THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF WEST
10TH ST.
These steamers arc uniform sEe and unsurpassed In
pointments The SALOONS. Staerouu, smoking and Bath
rooms dshps. whefe the NOISE ana motion
felt aorng degree Of comfort hitherto unattanabie
ARXTEs- Saloon &C., $40 and $780, Return tickets on
favorable terms Steerse from no vi" Co"uy' c-i rum
kewf ort S2S - -,..-.-,
inspection OF plans and other orDato apply nj the
Compsny's Offices No 81 Broadway. New York.
CI BARTLETT q Co. Agents Boston.
BARgiTT * cArrEEl- Agents, philadelphia
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steamboats, ano Railroads.


4 LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE, ~.
q DEsw snS ST wE IoRT psY D.
saS sss morning Eve Pss rs,
RALTTMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL FAsr LINE 70 TaE E wEsE
s ,aa rSaa s ton a's sa West,
70 Jaicazo Cincinnati st. Loiis conaecs' lot VI p''
,2STpS9aT tor wssanyt,u al a, ,'a s,r wss
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JE E.:iasi,
sFeesy s Iss' 800 's:'
cSank' FAN mend Ts%saua aa1oson Oritoa Scranton.
s S,p ssss 9ss9sA
ReadiaS darrs6irt haaca S..as, wilainsport ra@'
qua TaaeoFe on a.ton S Reading
MausS 9aa he M a ssas , &c rAma
qua %EsSsrr aS IgS r Ts1 sssSs &C. cnoos.
MaSns %f Sad Esp hase ss
tsS S M For Sion SentoSn Eeatins Harn''urf.
hsaSs ha raS, 70 70 Boat Brook
and % .en At $40 for Ea'ton Allentown
H fcr Ss% rga ' 7S 49, 81 Ss
GsS st l9 s.5 pr l5ih 81, p / SIS 5i 7s
SO g., !%ss 81 ;
PERTH AmB0y PrS,h 3mboy a, s. g. sl, lia5 M
EsssssS E, 81 sis s E Ei4s % fss
EW.JERSEY sou rHERN RAlLWAi'
IL" VIA SANDY HOOK. =, ,
STEAMER LkAv ~ e, S S,s y ~ w.
Commencing OCTOBER q l3SG -. ,,,<
For Highlands senDrtyhL Monmouth Beach ana iDns
Ear Atlantic II ghlInts, D. m o.. Iaks
o. Soat n Liberty ,slj m. ft5, D. H. ')' hs~~
wood Waoehssi,r Toms River, Birnegat &C g.,
80 ~ fnr Atlantic CITY Vineltnd. BridSeooh' ~'
s;i5a m Tor .Jltons u n ga an - .. ..,n,,a.
Il:f5 a. H. l:f3 $40 D ~ ~ ~ 80 49, ~
P% Pm Tor T, stations M e Ijnl PHILADELPHIA.
N" BOUND BROOK ROUTE pr,t.
For TRENTON ana PHlLADf.h ~ ~ -
Leave NeW.York from station Z. hh y, "a "a Ills
For Philgdspbia Hath and orcensts at ~ 4; m,
n m; 80 A. go 53 7. II y. IA ON sunny 1I9is A ~
40 n D. M FOrT aird aud Berks-sts, AZ Al iA''
l:jn t:3O J3D IN On sunday al SaP y m IN b30 n
For Trenton Tfj, $50. ll:l5 a. M i5o o. 4''' WV "
~ o. M ON SUNDAY. s:t5 a. 5:So ~ p =. IN vork.
Retufu fra rs cave PhiladeD for New ana
From stations Philadelphia and Reading kt- ~ aI5i
Gre.nss at 1850 80 9 30 II a. ~ l;i,' o.s' '''' "
~ o. a. on Sundsy a 80 M. oSp ~ i m 331S
From Third Berks-st.. at D ~, o.ZO 81
b, i 30 80 D. sunday al 10 a. M, ty ~. "a m q
From Trenton l?J GO, s.O3 BOD, ioOo' LIZ aim m
arr G2i 72s D. IN Sunday, l:25 Wis NJ AZ rains,
ami II r s;Pi IA COACHES midnight trains HUI
York and Phadeoh $1,000 cgtv station to md from
ptookyn and EIDE Depot. jersey tly 40, o2o .6l 4OI.
TSct.ts fo an AZ OF LiDertyst 'os. Ia Sos
a44 al LIB broadway and at The prine'P@ irookIya
and Courtst and Annex Ohce JeWe ,s,.t harrage
from notes Oh fe'"'"I p BALDWIN,, Gen. Pass Agent
~ IN, orp.pxS Gan SuD't
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GERMAN x AND u GiS 5 NAH lioS SbEAMEk''
SOGTHAN i"ION AND BREMEN
U.DsDTRG sat Apul 7 DONAU, saturday April IA
MAIN WEDNESDAY, April II ELBI, Wcdnosday: Apti ~
~ AT,Iss or PAS- 40 l. from NLW.YORk To hOUThAMP
TON, HAVRE or BREMEN. 80
FIRST CABIN....... 500 SECOND CABIN $50
sTFERABE. $50
Refurn Of reduced rates PREPAID Storage Cert
eafes at. steamers from Pier between second AMI
TLiri.st4. HObOken " j 1000 . 80 - ,,, o.,
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NORWICH LINE
~ To Boston. Worcester Nashua Portland aud the East
The Iron steamer
CITY OF WORCESTER,
Without execution the most elegant boat the Sound and
the iay0rtte CITY OF NEW YORK.
leave No. 40 North River. Of Wats-sL pier
above DesDrossesst Ferry daily exceptsuniays at
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VNROY BOATS-CITiZENS' LINE.-Nwe
steamers sARAToaA aud CITY OF TROY cave Pier
D. m connecting with morning tIans for IN points North
sunday steamer touches at Albany.
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DONDOUT AND KINGSTON LINE
III steamer James W baldwin leave. every Monday.
aud Friday at O'Clock from loot
landings and connecting with Ulster 4 aud
stony Glove X. H.
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Qedcher5.

AN ORGANISE Qady) desires position is
n acouaIatei with all Prote-tint services Address
Advertisement ouloc, ~ IA. s'u'-si
MEXICAN and Foreign Teachers Agency,
~ % Union square SUBJ les anle and arcompIsnrt pro
essors tutors Govern ccdrer cJmpan ps Abd h0ue
Keepers goilg abroad o. 20 the c"inir p"nV
suited an on or address Mr.. II. j You Nt-ft liz g,
Anetcap ana Foreign Teachers Agency - Onion square
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SUNDAY TRIPS win be REsUMED on the 18th
NON DnCTnN

THE LATEST EVENING TRAIN.
IN Pullman saepsss e1fos uaA1 SeieI~ OSpos A.
.. M. days Gel ucSels VIA .,,,o.n
y NEM,YOnK AND NEw.ENGLAND RAILROAD
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on fOO-
L sATONIC and NAUGATUCK LRoADs-steanlefs
leave Iatherine sip 1880 300 D M 2Sust k-ss
RIVER z Ia n a. Pare lower than by other route
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NHw.YogK. Thursday. April D. SSa
The following slles were held at the EX-
Il ,,.D loIo.,on,,, En- bou.
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D0PULAR SHORE LINE,

i FoK PROvIDENCE, BOSTON AND THE basE
ALL n IIL FROM GRAM CENTRAL DEPoI: a
Jhrcs Ezpa daily tsundsys erceptod Va bos ~
ta m psr,oI attached and 10 IL win y ss
esrsI ~" ~ W. POfPLk. Agea6
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC tOMI An l.
" Between SOW. YORK aud iayfe. ...
Coupany's pier neg ~ North Hyci tJt o. hpItpl'
Travellers by tlg line avoid b1tI trirAt y L1stta w
and the discomfort OF crossing tIf chtn1S IA wa
tho eunrIny's dock ~ hnHfe ~
rect arrival steamers. baggage checked
Il IOrk though &c Paris
CANADA Fian gcul- Nednc~ay Apll - u
FRkN NOE Perrire dilanicrvc. Hcihcrl1y Npt - " ~
PERFTE Kerry lilt-siAf. Afill
NORMAN "wednesday NAV -
payable At Hxt "A anoInsJ SAT- "a ti' SAnli'
u,ataDtidue Of Ptfit
For .fegAt end pl-saRc Apply ID =. ,,--.,,--c-.
= 4. \. Agenf. NO y IDMUls NINfl
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Ocean GteImers.

Ocean GteImcr5.
ANCHOR LINE. u. :. Mail Steamships.
~ Sail from Neyy-Yo every saturday for
GLASGOW VIA LONDON DEhh1.
From Pier 20 Moth River;
ASSIAAuru T. ~. ANtHDHIA. Apfi u. Sp m
LVHIOPIA. - prl "a. nD0u BOLIVIA. AWii ~. a. m.
cabin d, s4arc $50 % s~n Sc Ond CABIN. $40.
steera-s outward S2S. Prepaid, $.L
LIVERPOOL AND QuEENs rows SERVICE
EUpNFSsI< Sails April n. May "a. June 30.
nEiGRAVIG May -. June ~. July II.
CifN or EQJV June -. Jul li. August X
Cabin raslgs scn 10 el25 ding 10 1ccommOdato1'
second Cabin aud StecIlcc ~ above .
Anchor Line 81 lowest rates are paid 4ree oi
charge 10 Eusau scotland and IrciWi
Eor ,as.aa cabin = M, fIotx Of fours &c apply 70
HENDER-O- BkOl IElf, BoThIs Green
A MERICANS cong abroad and desiring
~ nrecnu1 stones choice iewcrT, bronIet Or The atest
novelties arr INVITED o. VISIT store No 81 Avenue
del 'Opera, adjoining Hofel Heiirvu@ .,,,.-,.
~ ~'' IiO,V AIu a. COMPANY,
ifi.f "a \ 10
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BORDEAUX LINE. .,,.
ID New and fifcct liue 30 Tho south Of Franco.
NEW YORK And BORDEAUX DtEtl !.
CHATEAU LtoNiLbt A.Wtu tDns ..------ -W cd Arf .
CHATEAU LAfII -. 1900 tons. SAT- APT ~
traveller Tor France spain ami ltHv tNfrhnec-. Fau
time ard expense by iakiut ini7 nue.
CABIN Including vine. 50 and 500. Storage 30.
FOr passage Apply 10 ..o..., . ..,,,.,, ~, .a...
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-06

The Courier says: "The funeral of the late J. n. Bryan took place from the Sherman House yesterday morning and was attended by 6 large conco.Yse of the deceAsed'a friends. The service for the dcsd was held at the Marina Strrct Church by Rev. G H. Adams and was very impressive.
 The HiHer speaking Of the funeral of our citizen J. N B.ysn says: The following persons, old acauaintances of NIT. Bryan, acted as pail bearers at his fanersl: Hon. J. c. Camp bell. M. Goldw2ter, Dan Hatz. P. ". Fisher, Fred. G. Brechs and G. ". Beach. The burial casket, furnished by MT. T1ndsli for the lat- IT :. H. Bryan. was very h-ni- ome'y de> corated. The nowerS placed upon tAe caAkes by Mis Emma Horne and her sister. Mrs. Stahi, were v.ry b.su:iiu. and highly appreciated.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-06
Courtship i'm Arkansas. |.

II tell you sir" indignantly ex- claimed Colonel Webiey, addressing young man who aspired to the hand of his only child. "that I shall never i've my consen: 10 union which know would be unhappy.
 "Wc love each other," replied young BalecuH.
 "Lorc be eternally blowedi So could hayo said years ago. I was devoted 10 the woman married and she WAS devoted 10 me-.
 "Tou have lived happily With each other. have you not?"
 "iIsppiiy!" the colonel contemp- tuously repeated. "I don't have money cnougi. to in-urc happiness. Even in Arsanssw a man must have money. His wife may he devoted 10 him. but. if he fails to provide tho (. little delicacirs which mike life so enjoyshlc io a woman. she :. i'll speak of this sad lack of comfort. and, instead of attribuiing j, tn fl . ancial inability, vii regard il as ~iIfui negl t. At tunes she will he melting with aff c;ion and VOW that your love is all that she cares for in this world, but when some enc who in worldly goods seems no richer than yourself rides i buegy wiIh his wife she lns>es sight of the gr,a, su>iniainr love and bankers after Ian sihle affection, street display of love-"
 ''I am q young man of energy and god business capacity. I car work and earn money"
 ''No use in proionging sl.;s ccr vrrsntion. I have told yon that you should not marry my daughteri I shall keeD close watch, and if I acc you here again shall Gct with vio- lence."
 "Well. Colonel" said the young man with nrmncss, Gas the gen:lcr have failed, I am comp. He'd to adopt the laat resort. Some time ago be- fore you suspected that I. was attach ed to your daughter you borrowed $10 from me. Do not vince, sir |; hear me through. You thought that I had forgotten the transsction, but I haven't. Now, sir, intend to marry ycur daughter. If you per- slst n annoying me. shall cun yoa for the money eve ? time see you"
 The colonel sat for c moment in deep thought. Finally he saiH : Say. Bob. don't say anything more about the $i0. lend me five more and take the girl" Tracellsr.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-06
Skipped Out.

Messrs. J. ". Evans and T. $. Dunavan, United States deputy mar shals, returned from Fort Huachuca this morning, whither they had gone 10 arrest several parties accused of fraudulently converting government property to their own use. By some means the parties had got wind f the officers arrival and intent, and skipped out before the arrest could be made. It Is thought that they have gone into Sonora. When leav- ing by stage to-day Evans took with him " NJ. Price and r. R. Co lin,, employees of the Union meat market. on Fremont street. who are waniec as witnesses against Perry NJ. Hil ton, accused of the unlawful convcr> sion of government property. Hil toms examina,ioa begins Tn Phoenix to morrow morrow morning at Q o'clock. He is now there. havrne left here yesterday. Reg n5sIcan, Aug. 29tt.
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 usts of his carefully titled fields, ? rich pt>turs.s and his iaier Ii g and w.lI-c,red- f,r stables; whe'c the artizar proudly compares the products of his ski.ltul handwork with those of his fellow workmep; where the frugal house wife ard blooming country lass modestiy k hie;t to their less fortunate city si-- ters the results os their dnm:s'Ic skill aud rural pleasures. These cx hibits are the friendly contests of labor which result year bv year in the wonderful advances which have been made in farming, stock brecd- ing, aud manufactures. It is by comparison that business thriv g. It is by having q constant standard of measurement which ever admnni>h es when it's lines of perfection are not touched that new methods are c,ntrived that more perfect resnl,s arc obtained with lt ss wasts of time and less severe labor. The county fairs are working a wonderful change in agricultural and st e. breeding pursuits. They are the occasion of applying the measure to the work and their utility and rxpc- dicrcy In the matter of improvement has long since been recognized and the principle applied In other lines of busine s, and the result IS the grea, exhibits that grow famous all over the country, frequently all over the civilized world.
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The absence of United States Mar shal TIdball in the east has thrown the entire management of the office on the shoulders of Chief Deputy Evans. The business has sccumul. ated so fast that Mir Evars found he could not stand the pressure of work ing both night and day So he hns transferred Deputy Dnnavan frou, Prescott to Phoenix. and he in the future will attend to much of the outside busiuess now done by MT. Evans. Mr Dunavan came to the city yesterday with Mir. Evans, and proves. like his companion, 10 be & pleasant, genial gentleman = Repub Hcda.
 A remarkable ring has bsen bull for the king of Siam. The central stone is ono and 2 half inches in diameter, and is cncircled bv "a ruby an emerald, a sapphire sad i've other stones. If Nr. Siam wears that ring when he visits this country he viii be m istaken for the royal ie~eler Of France.
 Los Angeles has sent two water melons to Tucson weighing e2 pound each and glu..cd the market fc.- :his season.
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Speaking of the death of our citi- zen Mir. J M. Bryan, the Miner says:
 Five years ago Mfr. Bryan married very excel .ent lady. wk" is left 70 mourn his loss. He has also in Salt River Valley twc brothers and in California his father still resides.
 h all the breadth and length oR Arizona there did not live 8 more upright, cnterpri-ing and courteous gentleman than J. NJ. Bryan. His friends were legion, who will feel sad over his sudden and unexpect. d demise; for less than eight days ago hc came io Prescott with Mrs. Bryan in carriag" fo~ fhe purpose of rest ing and 10 recruit m oy. TWO krd system and brain. This entire com munity sympa'hizes with the be> rcaved widow in this her hour of trial and sad aMiction
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nev T n ey changed horses. rut~ ties fldlc or tho stage horse a,.i III his r.are loose on In fcs's''' Dodeon'a. Henslcy had
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 '5e'''- n rier Rcslheii went tc ak le gTuhto Charlie after brcak> .as'- = eaa sht tnie ina,c aad sad til'.i her u;' ;,nd ro.se her. l asked him wha le woa,a do with that roah 6 acs;e. aud he replied "I propose To Jill Lirn." When he tol i Henslev th- rosr horsc must be Si Ie'. htslie said "Wcii you kill him; Inc. Lon gt re cp here snd 1 don't ~ tn '.n it." Eed6eld tod me nc took t.e horse up lnnt bir gulch where the bu ks arc till Lc came to little side caryon, ucnE the head of the ma gu,ch, into W: ich he backed the horse and shot him so that he fell into eort Of ! hole. He shot him twice in tie head, he said, but hated 10 dc it es he was good looking horse. Whe n Armcr came, Redfeld tod him where Hensley bad go"c and Jack got a horse from Redfield aud e.art, ed 10 go to Hcnslcy. haven't seen either of them since. Rtdfleld WAS to take his wagon, go down. get tte money and take it up to his house We told him where it was as hear st we could, but I was to go with hi z, to make sure of it. When Jack As mcr went mp to sec Hcnsley the un derstanding was that they were .o stay there few days and then come down t., Redficld's. Charlie Hens. ley and Jack Almcr proposed thi, job to me at Johnsonvi le, a few days before we started
 (Signcd] JOSEPH FUTILE.
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The rcins ,nay guide tho horse, tue ht may inspire hlm hy its cares fui manipulation, and the whip may urge him forwarL to greater a:nbi- ton but the human voice is nor, potent than all ihesc agencies. It's assuring tones will more quick, dispei Lis fright: is severe re brooches viii more effrctually check his insubordina:ion; sh ID, c,oar electric commands will more the> roughly arouse his ambition, and it's gentle, kindly praises will more completely encourage the intelligent road horse than the u7iied forces of the bit and reins and tho lash No animal in domestic use more rsadi~ r responds to the power of kindness than the road horse NdtioHdl Liso- S42cS syoUrBdl.