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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-23

According to prominent democrat OF Virginia,
Mahone has coneoctei sch eme to grasp about all
the political patronage OF the country. His plan
Is to put up an electoral ticket composed of men
'true to Mahone," and, IL he can elect them, then
TO sell the electoral vote OF Virginia to the presi
Dental candidate who Din1S himself to give Ma
hone control OF the Post Office, Treasury and other
departments In order to make this scheme work
Malone has got to manipulate matters so as to
make the result Of the presidential election de-
pend upon the eleven electoral votes OF Virginia.
Unless his votes can decide the presidency this
Will, OF course, be value,ess. Now that the thing
Is given away, perhaps Senator Malone Will aban-
don MS contemplated coup detat It's singular
how one party penetrates the others secrets these
days.
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The fTfghiful havoc so OFTEN wrought by cyclones
in the weSt has by many been attributed to the
Indifferent STYLE OF uing houses so common
throughout much OF that region. With many set
Tiers IN the west the object i TO get house that
Will afford shelter under rpof as speedily as posi-
bic. SO much other work presses upon the settler
that he often poStponeS the building Of a substan-
tai residence until he Is bstter off. 1t has been
said thar the most desru tive effects OF cyclones
have ben felt WHO'RE the towns consistel princi.
pally OF these hastily con itructed houses; that
the buildings were too fral TO resist much OF
tempest but the destruction OF Rochester, Mimi,
oVerthrowS this argument That town. built
mainly OF brick and cont timing many houses of
granit", has been laid waste as remorseIessly as
the settlements OF frame structures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-23

The september numblr OF The Century takes
Time by the forelock with good vigorous grip,
aud figures out that New York will be the final
world metropol!s,-'that before another century
passes lis population viii sJirpass that OF London
and that IL VIII b. the unriyale center OF finance
and commerce, OF luxury and fashion, o. art and
nseratuTe-the heart and brain, in wori-of the
CIVILIZED world" This seems to be conclusive
SIN IL may be worth While 10 hear from Phladel-
phia, Norfolk, Cincinnati, ST. Louis, Chicago, Du-
luth and various other sprdnts before concedlng
The claims OF New YORK off hand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-23

MONG 1HE MANY INSUR iNCE COMPANIES
IA and associations doing business on the mutual or
asesSInnt plan none is ainly against
!oss or fl!iUre a. the MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE
ASSOCIAIlOS, and Certainly none have proved so
successful and popular in short time this favored
concern. The oldest authorities in insurance matters
have cly aud frequently commended system as
being great 81 forS ard in the science of Life Insur-
ance, while its policy holders have more than one
occasion exIressei their confidence in its manage
aE23 l. n KNIGJT M.pager
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-23

The announcement OF forced sale OF 1900
packages OF staple domestcs In New York city
was seized upon by the panic-makers as a reason
for stampede in the dry goods market; but the
largest 1oobing houses OF the eastern markets
treat the sale as mere Incident OF the trade not
worth getting scarel about. One of the leading
Philadelphia firms reports the dry goods trade as
being better al present than at this period In any
previous season. Its sales have doubled those OF
last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-23

A boom OF some dimensions has been started on
the Pacific coast In behalf OF Senator John F.
Miller as the republican candidate for the presi-
cency- His military record In the Union army
AID the ability ne has displayed since In civil life
are set forth In the California papers as good
cards In his favor In the presidential race. The
necessity OF having republican candidate who
can carry the Pacific states is another point In
Nier5 favor Still 1t is not very likely that the
republicans VIII go TO the Pacific slope for a can
didate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-23

The temperance people OF Maryland are organ
.zIng for the purpose OF making their influence
more effective in the coming election They are
very sensibly, taking moderate ground. The State
Temperance Alliance win ask the candidates for
governor u agree that they Will not veto any local
option legislation that may come TO them from the
legislature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-23

The Virginia state far, which opens ct Rich
mond on the goth OF October and continues three
days, WILL 1t is said, be more attractive than that
OF any preceding wear. The display will be more
varied and larger premiums are TO be offered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-23

The crop of new telegraph companies Will be
abundant during the fall season. 1t costs very
little to Orgini and incorporate company, and
the chance OF making big thing out of 1t Is open.
The hope of Scaling the Western Union into pay
Ing something to get rid OF a possible rival will
probably actuate some, while others may depend
upon the scheme OF floating the stock until enough
OF 1t can be sold TO pay the projectors Then
there's the chance OF lobbying sale for a wort h
less plant through Congress in the event a gov
eminent telegraph system should be adopted.
Tie sharps and Spectators Will, no doubt, work
all these schemes, that the organization Of new
companies need not be regarded as representing
any prospect OF relief from the existing monopoly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-23

With Tammany on one side contending for
recognition, and the New York county democracy
Oh the other, Claiming to represent all that Is reg
ular in the democracy Of the metropolis, and in
sisting that Tammany must be compelled to yield
to regularity, the democratic state committee Of
New York has warm work ON its hands to-day
The committee is called upon to steer between the
Tanmany Scylla and the county Charybdis II
the demands OF Tammany to elect its delegates to
the state convention in its own way are conceded,
the county democracy threaten to smash things;
and II the right OF the county organization to
dominate all primaries be recognized, Tammany
Will declare war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-23

Gen. Boynton's raid on the pension sharks has
resulted IN bringing 10 Commissioner Dudley's
attention numerous evidences OF frauds perpe.
trated under the pretense OF obtaining pensions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-23

OHAPOTEAUTS
WINE OF PTPTONE
Awineg,assful Of which contains 10 prammes OF Reef
srtfciay dested by Pepsine II ia entirely sssimiIs
Die and into the blood vessels without eqriug the
stomach TO do any previous work. II il highly recom-
1neiICed tby the medical faculty Of Pars) to Gonzales
cents to persons whose blood poor who from
tnorosi- Diabetes, Weakness, General Wasting AWAY
Stoach ACNE Gastrala. Loss of Appetite or 10 those
Exhausted by Excess Of Work. Age Fever. Dysentery
Diseases OF the Chest Affections Freuuent
Travelling or Long Fatigue Paris. Rue Viyienne No s.
sold BY al Druggists. 3a2a- thiv
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N ELLIN'S FOOD
FOR INFANTS AND INvAIIDS
The ONLY PERFECT SUBSTITUTE FOR MOTH.
Frs MILK.
The most ncurishing diet for invalids and nursing
moshers Commended by al physicians. Sold By all
drusy1sts Keeps in al climates. 75c. Send for the
rAmphiet- 7. kETCALF q CO.. Al Central Wharf
oS'cn' Asss jell -mkth. 26e
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iHE STAR will he sent by mail, post paid. TO those
leaving the city daring the SKINNER for any length of
ume and the address changed often a. desired.
Subscription, fifty cents per month"; POSITIVELY In
ADVANCE.
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pY ITS EXCELLENT AND ECONOMICAL MAN.
- aRement. the wisdom of its SYSTEM whereby in
hfeen years certificate becomes nearly self sustain
ing the absolute safety insured to its members by
RAPIDLY increasing fund, advantages
its nOn-cla sifcation system. the MUTUAL RESERVE
FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION has in the short two and a
half years OF its existence done larger business
tanned greater prominence the insuring public
than eve. before reached by any other company.
au23 ~ KNIGHT Manaoar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-23

NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE PIANOS TUNED
IN and repaired ready for fall practice.
VICTOR b. CKER, sOl 9th street,
VIII give twenty six years sk and exper ence1
to all work trusted to him. Charges moler- n w
ate Fine Uprights and Squares for sale and
rent au23-6Is
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PROFESSIONAL.
SCRAP PICTURES.

JAY GOULD. al . ST., WONDERFUL Vanity
~ OF Relief and ScrA p-boOk piCturee Birthday Cars
Paper Dola French is!ue Paper. Don't FORGE 70 buy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-23

NOTICE TO ENGINEERS.
We now have in stock all the different grades Of Iubr
eating Oils. and desire to call your attention to the
Ell DORADO ENGINE OIL,
which guarantee TO take the place OF the best winter
stra0ed lard oil, at ne-half the price. Also, the
CAPITAL CYLINDER OIL.
which is without doubt the best in use Also all erades
OF AXLE G{EASE and LAUNDRY WAX.
These goods we Offering to the trade and con-
sers the agents of the manufacturers the stand.
ard OH Co., Cleveland. Ohio. Call and get samples
N. A. POOLE CO.,
au23-6t 937 Louisiana avenue
roe THE SEVENTH STREET 700
6cO MOURNING STORE 100
au23 736 Removed 1856 7th stree. northwest. TAG
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COUNTRY BOARDING

(IOUNTRY BOARD, TWO NILES NORTH OF
~ city; good shade. plenty Of fruit milk &c. convey
ance to and from city daily; also good stablng for
horses Address SHADE, Star ofhce au2l-6ts
ENRST-CLASs BOARDERS DESIRED IN THE
mountains q Pleasant Valley, Nd :. near HaEper's
Tryst p o., Warrington county. Nd AUTO Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-23

TNHE BEST MEDICAL AUTHORITIES ACKNOWI-
edge the great value of Ayers Cathartic Pills. and
frequently prescribe their with the utmost conf
dence, well knowing that they are the most efectua
remedy ever devised for diseases caused by derange
ments OF the stomach, liver and bowels.
no YOU WISH BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION?
Then use Ayers Sarsaparila. 1t cleanses and pur-
fes the blood, and thereby blotches and rim
pies from the skin, making it smooth clear and
giving it bright and healthy appearance aus
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DEArH To MorHs, INSECTS, &c.

The CHEMICAL FLAME, for the determination Of
Moths and Ineects from furniture fura hlankets &C.,
PARTICULAR. and WIN forfeit ESQ &y dosrs IN nv CO
where we fail 70 destroy them. :.
A. b. CHACE BRO.
Upholstefefs and etsam Oaxpse Oleanera
U25-Sm 616 LouldAna ava. next Ctr 20.
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SUMNER RESORTS

MFRS. @. A. KANELY -
W BOARDING. Home comforts. TermsvEA0
g. 3, SlO Ter week. Bergen Cottage, No. 20 A.iIl
washington st.. Cape May City. Nj. su2l-3t
(NAPE MAY. n. J.-CAilROIL JACKSON
" street. one square from the beach: new 4
ana beautifully furnished. Opens June lst vEAH
For terms ADDRESS Mrs. j. A. MYERS. Z. o. JILL
Box SS4, Cape May. aniI-2N
VERMONT HOUSE,
y vermont avenue, above Atlantic avenue, a,
ATLANTIC City, N. j.: Ocean view from everyvEMY
ROOM The house Will be kept open all the ~ liz
For particulars address Mrs. ROBT BLAC X my 80 Jim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-23

GoNzAGA COLLEGE. 47IsTREET NORTHWEST.
" One year ago advertised our College an insd-
tuon 70 which parents might send their In the full
assurance Of having them well taught trained This
year l can speak in the name Of those parents who
trusted my promise and guarantee contnuance Of the
same splendid Opportunities. Our professors skill
fu and devoted to their work. and students show
already the influence Of their training The Classical
ana commercial Courses are supplemented BY instruc-
non In German, Photography and Military act1cs by
teachers who Of high standing in their respective
departments. These advantages entail no additional
expense The object Of the Military Drill IL to secure
grace and of movement and to afford means Of
healthful bodily exercise Parents may safely trust
promise when tell them that GonZaga College viii
furnish q thorough education for their children.
Terms. $40 per quarter IN advance.
jy3O-lm JNO. j. MURPHY. President
WEsLEYAN COLLEGE FOR YOUNG LADIES.
thorough instruction home comforts and reasonsble
charges. Address Rev. JOHN WILSON, Ph. D..
President y256w
NFT. ST. JOsEPHs COLLEGE, NEAR RAJ.
U1 tmore Md--This institution is supplied with al.
the modern improvements and affords every facflify
for thorough Classical and Commercial Educafion
Terms-BoarderB per session of I've inonths 500: dsy
studenfa. Per session Of I've montls SIS Stuiies r.
sumed September 8. 1883. BRO. JOsEpH Direo4or
Mt st yoeeph,g ColleGe Carroll r. o.. Baitimore
county. I'd. or DANIEL O'O. CALLAGHAN. xftor
ney.atLsw. Washnsto0 D. e.. as 7th street. norsh-
west aua.Ims
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Il A Boarding and Day School
For Young Ladies and Children win reopen Senter,
Der 18th with q full corps of experienced teachers
For Circulars apply at the Institute 1928 and lO2,
10Th street northwest anil Am
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lEME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EvENTR On
w LIZ. AnbuanaR ccQAdntia lAdtsooDd O..
0emen 50 onh 0ohy l0e l. ssCsst bstW1sn lSh "a
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| II Nearly New, Square Grand Scale Fiano; Han dsome
$50 cash, including Stool and Embroidered Cover
owner leaving the city This is very opportunity.
Otner bargains on easy monthly payments. Apply to
PIANO EXCHANGE,
Jy31 427 10Th street norfIu,est
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u west, Offers rare inducements in Carriages of all
styles cal and s1amine before purchasing elsewhere
r,ages. Business Wagons surreys, Village Carts Har-
done. van sell cheap and terms to suit. AN work
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1NHE BOYS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH
l. SCHOOL,

j. W. HUNT, PRINCIPAL,
VIII open September 10. 1883, in the North Session
Room of DR.. Sunderlands Church, Az street The
pupils of this school take high stand in the
Institutions Of the land. Mr. Hunt may he addressed
through lock box :35 anI3 On,
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LIE PREPARATORY SCHOOL OPENS SEPT. 70
LIE C0LUMBlAN COLLEGE OPENS SEPT. IL.
The MEDICAL COLLEGE OPENS OCT. l.
The LAW SCHOOL OPENS OCT 10
For information concerning the Preparatory School
address Prof. OTIS L. MASON, 1905 street.
For informal on concerning the other Departmental
address Dr. JAMES g. YELLING, 1880 10th street.
aul1-6W = - .'
The Arizona champion., 1883-12-22
Bisbee Murderer Caught.

The Tombstone Epitaph of Dec. I6 says; Sheriff Ward returned last evening from Deming with "York" Kelly, who it IS claimed is one of the Bisbee murderers. Upon his arrival, an EPitaph reporter had a good look at him, bur fails to refollect having seen hlm in this neighbbrhood before. He IS about 5 feet 10 inches in height, dark complexion and eyes, and appar, ently about 25 years of age. When brought in he had on dark suit of clothes and black hat. It is said that the authorities have convincinp proof of his complicity in the Bisbee affair. If so, they very judiciously keep it to themselves.
 A Clifton dispatch says that narty under Nicholas Olguin trailed "Red'' Sample and "Tex" into Clifton, thus corroborating the story told by one of the women in Maud Elby's house. The party are now in pursuit upon the trail. Nineteen more left Clifton Friday evening. It was rumored Friday evening that Clifton would be jumped before morning. Many ol the citizens quietly armed themselves and awaited the attack, but the report proved to be false alarm.
 Heath, Kelly, Sample and Willis, the train robbers and Bisbee murder, CTS, have been caught, and there onl, remain w. E. Delaney and Dan Dowc (alias "Big Dan") at large. Johr Heath was arrested in Bisbee, and Kelly in Deming, and both are now Tn jail at Tombstone. The posse from Clifton, under the leadership of Mich. olas Olguin, caught "Tex" anc "Red" near Clifton, the former com. ing up on the road, and the latter ir the robbers camp, while cleaning hi, pistols and rifles, and being taken un. awares, had no loaded arms. The two were brought to Clifton. anc Sheriff Ward, of Cochise, was tele graphed- for. "Red" made a state ment to W. w. Bush, of Clifton, after the Blsbee slaughter, coniessing the deed, and said Johnny Heath put UT the Blsbee job, starting dance house m bisOee as a guy. Delaney anc "Big Dam are stillat large, but it i. thought they will either be gathered to their Father or be in jail in few days, when the Deming train robber, and the Bisbee butchery will be avenged, provided the law has its full sway, and if not, probably the people
The Arizona champion., 1883-12-22
Wailings From Las Vegas.

Tom Bell writes his firm that the Atlantic X Pacific country is dead, so far as commerce is concerned. The mushroom towns that sprang up in night are now almost deserted. and with the departure of the people has gone the various channels of business. This state of affairs must be a S othing panacea for the ills of Albuquerque.--Las Vegas Gazette.
 Yes, Tom Bell visited Peach Springs, Ash Fork and Kingman, so he told us, but he couldn't compete with Albuquerque prices, and he left disgusted. The Journal very aptly remarks; We don't know anything about Tom Bell, but we have heard of Tom Collins, and we are satisfied, from the character of the statements made in the above paragraph, that he was the man who wrote the letter the Gazette copies from. It is possible, and not at all improbable, that Tom (Bell or Collins, as the case may be found 1t very difficult to secure any business for his firm along the line of the Atlantic & Pacific, for the mer. chants out that way have generally quit sending their orders to Vegas. Albuquerque being one hundred and fifty miles nearer 70 them, and being a larger city, with larger and better stocks of goods to select from, they send their orders here. There is un- doubtedly "poor picking" for a rep. resentative of a Las Vegas house In the district referred to, but 'the mushroom towns that sprung up in a night" along the line of the Atlantic X Pacific road have now all become solid and permanent towns, and are increasing steadily in numbers and importance. A considerable portion of the trade of Albuquerque comes from the towns along the Atlantic x Pacific, and inquiry among our mer- chants develops the fact that the busi- ness of the section in question is grow ing constantly, being fully twice as large now as it was a year and a half ago. And the freight business of the railroad tells the same story. Albu- querque has no particular ills for which she needsa panacea-in fact, she finds herself in the enjoyment of robust health-but the state of affairs along the Atlantic & Pacific road is never thelesS quite "soothing."
The Arizona champion., 1883-12-22

Charles O. Brown, and other fax. payers of Pima county, have instituted suit against the supervisors of that county to restrain the board from ordering the treasurer of the county to deliver S2oo, 900 in county bonds to the Arizona Narrow Gauge Rail. road Company, and to restrain the treasurer from making such delivery. This suit IS brought on the grounds that the act of the Legislature is void and not binding on the board, for the reason, as alleged, that there is not and never has been any such railroad company. The grand jury of Pima county have, in an emphasized report, protested against the issuing of the bonds referred to.
The Arizona champion., 1883-12-22

Hon G. H. Oury has introduced a bill in Congress, giving the Territories the right to elect their own Territorial officers, from Governor down.
The Arizona champion., 1883-12-22

cesses m mature wears, such as loss of memo ". Lassitude Nocturnal Emissions, evasion to society, dmness of vision, noises in the head, the vital fluid passing unobserved in the uri e, and many other diseases that lead to insanity and death.
 Dr. Mintie, who is a regular graduated phy' sician will agree to forfeit Five Hundred Dol lars for a case of this kind the Vital Restora- tive lunder his special advice and treatment) will not cure, or for anything impure or lnju- rious found in it. Dr. Minute treats all prl- vate diseases successfully without mercury Consultation free, A thorough examination and advice. including an analysis of the urine, ss. Price ol Vital Restorative, s bottle, or four times the quantity, SIo; sent to any address upon receipt of price, or (. 0. D., secure from observation, and Tn prlvae name if desired, by A. E. MlNrlE, NJ. D., No. I I Kearney Street, San Francisco, California.
 SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE will be sent to any one applying by letter, stating symptoms, sex and age. Strict secrecy in regard to busl- ness transactions.
 Dr. Minutes Kidney Remedy Nephe'icum cures all kinds Of Kidney and Bladder com plalnts, Gonorrhoea, Gleet Leucorrhea. For sale by all druggists, SI bottle, six bottles for S5.
 Dr. Mintie's Dandelon Pills are the best and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious cure m the market For sale by ali druggists.
The Arizona champion., 1883-12-22
Wash-Onts-Trains Delayed.

The heavy rain storm of the past three days, and particularly the storm of last night, caused heavy wash-outs on the Fifth Division of the A. & P. road, and trains may be delayed for several days in consequence Just this side of Blackberry siding there is a heavy wash-out, and on the other side of Blackberry, at the bridge, one bent is washed out; while between Yucca and Franconia, where the track
 lies in the wash, serious damage has been done. The western bound pas Senger train. due here this morning, IS lyiny at this station, while emigrant tram No. 20, due here at noon, IS be low Franconia, and it may be com pelled to remain there for consider able length of time. All the available section men-and at present they are very sparse in number-are at work to-day, but unless the force IS materl- ally increased, it will take at least two days to repair damages so trains can pass. The construction train left Peach Springs this morning, and work has been commenced on the Hack berry wash-ont. As we go to press, reports from section bosses are going over the wires, which would indicate that the damage IS quite serious.
The Arizona champion., 1883-12-22
WEEKLY CHAMPION.

7AtS Paper iS EnteJed af Beon PoH OHce Ptaeh Springs, aS Second Class Matter