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Homestead No. goo.
IN \ U UT If FT Tncson. Arizona. Inlv 2 1874. 1

LAND OFFICE at
 Tucson, Arizona. Jniy 24. 1894. NrOTIt E is her.av given th: the fol- ~ lor ing-n m q s.. t. has filed no tice of his intention to make final proof n suppor; of his claim. and that saiC pl ucf will b. made before Hon D H Pin- ntss -JDdge ot inc Second .iud Cial Disticf at his ci ambei in Phut nix Ariznna. on rne 5 , d " of epternber. IS | viz Enward Bnker. O. l'roe4ix- Mt icopa county Ariz.na. fo- the Il 4 sec 3tp l nr3 q. G < and U. ard names the llo~iug IS hi witnesses, viz sndley II Orne. James P. Ho'coMb ha les H Veil and J Johu r Dennis all of rhoenix, MGr1copa Coupts. AIZona.
 BIN. Nj. THOMAS
 Re~i-tcr (Fifst blicstioa July 31. 1884
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ONE TON of fine, solid, fresh cabs bages at Pollock & Wrighi's, VERY CHEAP FOR CASH. Call at once if you want bargain.
 Use California Fruit Salt to re dacp your head after over-indulg- ence in drinking tis
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4 RIs-To ali who are suffering fiom errors and indiscretioDs of youth. ne, yOu- weak .ess. rIy deca loss of mar hood. &c.. will send receipt that wiil cure U, FREE OF EAR. E This g ear remedy was discovered by a mission ary in South America. Send s,.if dd ess- ed envelobe to REV. JOSEPH T. LYMAN, 5ta1ion ?, Ne Y-zk.
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Fieasurr Drives

Wells & Rice Inf the City Stables have now on hand an elegant and easy riding open barouch-jut [ the thing for evening drives Lave your orders with them and enj y the balmy Fresh evening air for an hour in very delightful manner
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The glory of man Is his strength. If yOu study, or by early indiscrei ions, Aliens Brain cd will permanently restore all lo>t v gor nnd strengthen all the H.u=cles of Brain and Body. S1; 6 fsIr S5.-At Drug giats. or hy mailf om J H. Allen 315 FiSsf aFe. New IA z ty. mrfs-s ls-lZ
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SOtfce.

All persons having books felOng~ ing to the Maricopa Library Associ- ation will please bring same 10 the store Woods 6 Rolllrock. By order of the committed.
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ntnck Maree ror BarIex

have number of stock mares and colts Oil hand which l will trade for barley. Call early if you wish a b 1T rain. FRANK D. WELLS.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
.oR COUNTY SHERIFF.
E@A2TE D. WILLS

HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS candidate for the office oi She iii O. MBric0pa county. su5'eci To the seton oI the Republican County { onveation, and if ominat , viii rr to gel clt cte ar6 fl elected. 10 do good, sNlid wnrS the interest of t pc pl and the XpayeIs
 FRANK U. WhLES.
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Hv wAIu rsnsrD

s-sz ? e-na.iV
 sewi' 2 Machine Needles, all kinds. per zen -.-....-.-.- SIG ShntieS ior Family Sing, T. each -..- S1 .iO shettles fo~ othe Machiues. esch.- so and 2 cent ataHHpr taken N he Q we have no gents we will retail Gachinee cA, om onr1ncson rfuch. Corr spondence solicited fl, nl par'ies wish ,ng To purchase.
 Reu1eniner. il i- no xpe imeni lo buy a GeLrine singer. Add cs~
 THE SINGER MAN Ffes 60.
 Tucson. A T.
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Notice 60 Stockholders.

A MEETIN Or THE s1o KHoz D. .A ere of the Arizena Ind ss,ai sx- posi- on Asspci2ti0n will iske place a inc urt-house. n Pi.t e ix. o1 V cdns k- l.. August Is. 1884 at o'clnek n. m. ,foi t-.e pnrp DSe sf acop ing Hy--sws, and such oih,r bu il es> as ma }nop riy come D fare he lii. eiing- By order If inc Bparti of HIrac+o-s.
 PbIL!F k. HICHE1
 SeesstNry
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BORN.

PESQUIERO-In In Phoenix, August Sd, 1884, to the wife of M Pes Qniero, son.
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Nosice of Settlement.

All persons knowing themselves indebted to us are hereby notified to call and settle Immediately and Save costs of collection.
 WM. B. HOOPER, 6 Co. July 31, 1884,
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CARTEs E-PANOL.
 Antonio Radriques, Francisco Quivis, Pedro Guitier,z, Lino Mar tinez, Andres Berdugo, Luisa SiIvas, Ygnacis Acupa, Delfira Mevida, Juan Sosa, Francesca Barelas. Call for advertised letters.
 GEO. E. MowREY. P. NJ.
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Cow for Sale.

Fine milk COW for sale, price $100. Gall on Dr. J. E. Wharton.
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I
 1 g esias to deliver the presid ncy te vice president Lapmto.
 CITY OF MEXICO WITHOUT WATER.
 CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. 6-Th, man aqneducI Is broken, cutting of the city from ile principal water supply. Carriers are bringing wal+I lIum distance and charging enor- nous prices.
 CHOLERA IN ITALY.
 ROME, August Ct is officially given out that in The twenty four hours endt at midnight, two deaths from cholera had occurred at Mon tenoite and in Vifa F'"rca. At PanralicIe ilnre Lad teeD three fresh cases.
 GAS EXPLOSION AND FIRE.
 JERSEY CITY. Aug. GA II 80 fast nigh; an sxp'nsInn of gas said to have been caused by a leaky main, blew up Ihe fiooring and tvtIihrew the thit ket hGXes in the enIra, ce 10 the Pennsylvania ferry house a: the foot of Exchange place, Jersey City Flames shot rp in all directions and before II could be siopI d inc fire had consumed five ferry shirs and fhe sheds conn. ciing them Several persons were inju ed but DC lives lest TIe loss is esti- mated at S4O0,0c0
 HIGH PLIERS.
 PROVIDENCE, Aug. 6 J. I. Case has. ahanEed to trot Jay Eye-Scc sgninst the 2:09M record of Maud S., and Phallus against his own record of e131l, in Belmoni Park ir this city on Friday, Aua ust l5 h.
 EARTHQUAKES.
 SANTA BARBARA, Aug. 6-Therc were three very light shocks of earthquake last night ahont one o'clock; also one the night before.
 FIRE IN SAN FRANCISCO.
 SAN FRANCJSCo, August GA fire this morning at half past ten com pletely destroyed 8 large building at 25 Main str, ct, occupied hy the Printing and Liihograph ing Company and TItem & B0wen. The losses will p-oba- bly reach half million.
 A BANK CLERK sKIPs.
 PORTLAND, Or, Aug 5-A young nan named Frank Frisbee, who as been employed al First National Bank of Portland for nearly & veal IS a sistant excha" ge teller, was re-. gently granted 4 few wee ks vacation. by his family, Fr,sbee ef' Portland on Saturday, July 9th, ,n steam. bound for San Fran ,isco- An invest gaiion If Fr:shee's l >' oks shows a ds ficit of about $5, 900 l The examination of he accounts is | rot yet completed, and the defalca ion may | rove greater. Flisbee anne from Montana and was highly 1 After the dofalca> ion his house was examined, when { was found hat the furniture was zone. The ger eral belief is that Nrisbce, on reaching San Frar cisco, ook an Australian steamer and left he country.
 THE CHOLERA.
 NoNEvA. Auzusl 6--Oae Case of holeia hers.
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Meal tickets vry cheap at the New Restaurant.
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$50 REWARD

Y oST, SPRAYED OR STOLEN. from
 / the Mariinez ranch. Yhvapai ,i my on Julv l7th. Sf. one irnn-grs, msfe abou' 16 hands biah orardsd -F on left hip; O. e bay horse. 12 bans high. same brand wi h A Mted. Inc ai. We reward will be paid for Inc Teturn ef ihe niinals to !. k. i.k, Msrtircz Creek, Yavapai county, 4. I ., CT t. Goldm8D < t's-. FIoe- nix. A. T., or Go Infoi m ati.su that will lead their r covery.
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CHOLERA IN ITALY.

ROME, August 6-It is officially given out that in The twenty>four hours end, q at midnight, two deaths from cholera had occurred at Mon tenoite and in Vil'a F'arca. At PHnculicIe il,re Lad teeD three fresh cnsAs
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Letter LIsG.

Unclaimed letters rema ming in the pCstoffice at Phoenix. ArizoEa August 4, 1884:
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PERUVIAN

LIMA, Aug s--A party cf Monto>
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GAS EXPLOSION AND FIRE.
HIGH FLIEEs,

PROVIDENCE, Aug. 6 J. I. Case has. ehanGed to trot Jay Eye-Scc sgnInst tine 2:O994 record of Maud S., and Phalius against his own record of 2131l, in Belmon, Park in this city on Friday, August l5 b.
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Notice fo Publication

(Fiist P biicatioa July 81. lss4 )
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President-elect Cleveland will this afternoon at
tend the charitable entertainment to be given ai
the New York Academy OF Music for the benenr a
the actors fund.
Mr.. Blaine dined with Mr.. d. O. Mills at his reas
dence In New York city last evening. and after
wards attended the opera OF vLohengrin"
Mrs. n. B. Bacon, Gov. Cleveland's sister, fndig.
nantly denies the alleged interview with her pub
to express her views as TO the future management
OF the White House, etc.
The Iroquols club. OF Chicago, prominent Dem.
ocratic organization, last evening adopted reeolu-
tons calling for the punishment OF the pepetrators
OF the recent election frauds In the alleged Interest
OF the democratic senatorial candidate In the
Eighteenth ward OF that city.
The rate war stil continues. The fare from New
York 70 Chicago 10 down 70 $50.
The French ministers decided at midnight la0f
Bismarck made speech IN the reichstag yoeoer-
day against DR.. Windthorsts motion TO repeal the
law expelling priests, but the m0laon was carried
BY vote OF 21S 70 o.
carpenter on the list. died In Boston yeseseday,
az I'd IS years
The quarters OF Col Loder, &C Porsrsu nonros.
were burned last evening; loss $1,000
New YORK Yesterday, Was arresssd, ana faantsd
MS Howe, OF the Boston .wosnaas naak" no
tonsty, VINO Vas sent 20 prison Or eWindi1ng e.
s pos,,o.s, nas opened an fasatutaon SIMILAR - she
Gov. Cameron, oe virginia, hes eune N T. -
oyster gunboat chesapeeke fue xuiDe % c..
peake pay efter oyster p1reteA
tered stephen 0odWinS Sou1e "a fiIis6 ~ -
ArS Melinda Gregory and 90 q tbelf b1oa
The question as % WnGehW O. noc - 80 m.
erty oelin shall Be oent % the NoW or11ano 0U6d-
uon evenly oivaoes ~ 90 oeuncn - t11ln1o -
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F~ LUMBER.

~
attention to few facts.
First: That We shall NOT, at this late day. endeavor
to increase trade by substituting Selected Stock
for Poor Stoe k. which we have at all times by our
thorough knowledge of the business been able to cast
aside and allowed others less fortunate to become
owners thereof.
Second That in the future in the past our custo
fners snail nave the whole Of this advantage and be
supplied with merchantab and well seasoned LUM-
BER. which always have hand in large and small
quantities
Third: That our connections with number Of mills
both In Virginia. North Carolina, Georgia and Florida
enables us to cut especially order dispatch bills
OF size used in this market the lowest possible
figures.
Fourth That should you want any kind Of HARD
WOODS, SOFT PINES or TIMBERS not in this mar
ket We Will strive to find and deliver at once
Fifth: That in addition to our stock of Hardwoods
and Pines which comprises the choicest the market
We have on hand over 500, 600 feet of GEORGIA AND
FLORIDA PINE, which is daily being worked into
Flooring. Partitions Wainscoting. Ceiling and Trim
mings.
Sixth: That. being encouraged by the enormous
growth OF business and prospects of continuance
we hope to be able IN the year to offer you COM
plete stock Of SASH. DOORS. BLINDS ETC., which, in
quality and workmanship shall be second to none in
the District of Columbia In the meantime. by our
connections with three mills here and 1nen perfectly
versed IN all details of house nishng we can fill YOUR
orders with accuracy and rronptnes and We shall rely
upon your favors couraged at all times by our shaded
prices and quick deliveries make this THE yard of
tie city
Correspondence for quotations and estimates for
builders freely answered at once
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The Railroad Trouble.
THE RAILROAD TO MAKE THEIR MOVE on THE l9TH

THE RAILROAD TO MAKE THEIR MOVE on THE l9TH
INSTANT.
The notice the Commissioners received from the
B. and p. railroad company relating to the pro
posed crossing at 14th street stated the day and
hour when the company proposed TO lay their
tracks across that street as 1.-THE 18th day OF De
cember at 10 O'Clock a M"
propose TO construct bridge over l4th street. near
the Long bridge, In order to connect with their
property, square 23a
sUPERNTENDENr OF THE B. 4 r. RAILROAD ARRESTED
This morning Mr.. c. p. Culver, acting as counsel
for the South Washington Protective association,
procured the arrest or the superintendent of the
Baltimore Potomac railroad, while under his In
sJructions the laying OF another side track on
Marylan1 avenue, between 9Th and 1lth streets
southwest, was 10 progress The case will be
heard before the courts.
VALID PERMIT FROM cArr. GREENE.
The Baltimore aud Potomac railroad company
are to-day laying two tracks on Maryland avenue,
between 9Th ana 18th streets, under q permit from
Capt Greene. d.. Culver, as attorney, has pro-
tested, urging that 1t !s violation OF Ia@ as per
Ba;tlmors and Potomac railroad company In equity
Attorney Ri1d.e i..i1es this afternoon that the
decree OF Generai Term. April 81. 1884, which abro-
the permit by Capt Greene hereunder Is valid
Tas PLENAKr CoUNcrI--The regular sessions Of
the bishops OF the plenary council we're held yes
tefoay morning and afternoon In Ct. 4afyS 5euain-
ary, Baltimore. ana considerable Work finished up
preparatory 70 the closing on Sunday next Last
preachsd in the catnedfsl The pastoral letter to
be issued b. the council Il now being prepared and
win b ready o0o0.
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MEETINGS IN THE 80 STATES OF TIE UNION YRsTIR-
DAY-CABINET PREFRRENCEs ExPREssED.
The electors OF the various states met yesterday
and cast their votes for President and Vice Presi-
dent OF the United States. The electors OF twenty
states cast 2l9 votes for Cleveland ana Hen.
bricks, as follows: Connecticut, New York, New
Jersey, Indiana, Delaware. Maryland, Virginia,
West Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina,
Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana,
Texas Arkansas Missouri, Kentucky and Tennes-
see The electors OF eighteen states cast l0e votes
for Blaine and Logan, as follows: Maine, New
Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island. Pennsyfvanfa,
Ohio. Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, California, Ore
gon and Nevada
The electors OF New Jersey passed q resolution
recommending Gen. Stockton for a cabinet posi-
ton. The ballots used by the electors OF Ncrth
Carolina were made OF silk grown In the state, and
were afterwards made into United States nag.
The Texas electors sent a telegram 70 Cleveland,
congratulating him upon his 1SS,000 majority in
that state. The electors OF Arkansas adopted q
memorial 70 Mr.. Cleveland, recommending Senator
Garland for Attorney General
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j. j. Ingalls, a farmer living near Dresden, Ohio,
has lost thirteen head OF cattle from a disease
supposed TO be pleuro-pneumonia The cattle came
from Chicago last spring.
Seven men have been arrested at Mt Sterling,
NY, charged with being members OF a band Of
regulators. who, a few days ago. killed j. q.
Hughes, In Rowan county. Two OF them have
confessed, duplicating 10 or IL Others
Floyd i. Oliver, druggist, OF Farmers, KY, was
Killed at Morehead on Tuesday Ia q din1culty with
John Martin
In the Parish ST. ScholastiQue, near Montreal, %
there are 40 cases reported now existing In the
parish.
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VxyE ARE NOW sHow1xc AN ryrrNsrvr I,rr
w " ~ ~'A - A-AN>H
OF brass and Bronzed Articles OF Household Utility and
Decoration sr;,sbs for uo,;d.v p-.a.r+. ;n,r,a;,,
~ ' .' A'Ae
- - ~ s Ao
mArAeo u fian Figures and very Low Pr1ca
w.,.. :, ,...
Brass ronns and sonare tab,es
Brass lamps in variety.
.iass eaSeiS' ia'se al" slosA.
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The Cincinnati Election Investigation
TO BEGIN IN THIS cITY-A LIST OF WITNESSES no BIZ
SUMMONED HERE.

TO BEGIN IN THIS CITY-A LIST OF WITNESSES no BIZ
SUMMONED HERE.
The Springer committee on expenditures In the
Department OF Justice, which, by order Of the
House. is to conduct the investigation OF the an.
poiniment and employment Of deputy marshals in
Cincinnati at the october election will get to work
shortly perhaps meeting will be held tomorrow.
The investigation Will be begun In Washington
where number OF witnesses will be examined
and then the committee Will go to Cincinnati
The following witnesses have been summoned to
appear and testify before the committee here: JAS
w. Donnelly, dsbursing clerk OF the General Land
once; Moses 3. G. Wright, clerk in the Pension
Omce; &c. Ford, also clerk In the Pension once:
John Wright, OF the Post ONCE Department.; Geo
McElfresh, an ex-detective; Chas. Hurley, an ex-
fireman, nd Wm Kavanagh, all of Washington
These, IL is claimed, were made deputies in Gin
clnnat1 on election day. Those who are pushing
the Investigation are especially severe on f. d.
Rathbone, chief examiner OF the Pension Off1ce He
was the man to whom all the special agents under
Dudley reported. Ex-senator Powell Clayton, OF
Arkansas, will also be summoned Several resi-
dents OF St Louis local republican politicians have
been subpRnaed. Among them are II. l. Rogers
Henry Manistre and Barney Higgins.
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China aud Japan.
seSsehirIioSs TO rhk CHINESE WAR fUsp-cRrRLfv
TO AMERICAN ssrORs-Ryp suSsxrs vrr

SUBSCRIPTIONS TO rHE CHINESE WAR fUNp-cRrR1fy
10 AMERICAN ssrLoRs-RED suNsnrs Krc
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, December 4-The steamer
Pablo, which arrived here yesterday, brought Hong
Kong advices TO November 4th. and Yokohama adj
vices 10 November 18th. as follows:
The Mandarins OF Pekin have subscribed n OD
0p 10 aid the government In carrying on the war
against France.
several brutal assaults are reported 10 have been
committed by the officers ~ the American ship
tndaunted at Hong Hong. upon the crew. The
American consul Was Obliged TO discharge all the
officers. except the captain. from the ship
The red sunsets have again made their appear.
ance.
The first telephone line ever constructed IN Japan
is now being built In Toxic
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ GIBSON BROTHERS DESIRE TO EXTEND
- Their thanks to the Members of the Fire De-
oee hs
building They also to er ens ts Rhe
Were on hand and willing to render any assistance in
they desire TO to their customers and the
pu6G ina. there VII be no soppaze in their work after
ssh as the damage to machinery and stock very
~, HEADQUAKTERs J. A. RAwLINs POST,
the st. and OF 1he %
s No ny s
sa m. FRIDAY. December 5sh gy order w f'A''' ~
H E. WEAVER Adj1ts1t. tnA hoLAhs' o0mmanafF: It:
~L o. o. F.-TNTFoRMED BATTALION
FRIDAY dh9 T2Ng Tyl?T Sphy @ hyt meeting viii be held on
- FARMERS AND MECHANICS NATIONAL
The ANNA, s,sc,an GEoEsEToxS s Dec 4h 1884
i D.hh %n.!
fG East WASHINGTON CLEVELAND AND
meeting held 5sfsss %sassly
ahee ds Re 55equesfed business OF importance rt nee
m NATIONAL HoMGPATH1C ,HosPITAL,-
National National hH3mepathic Hosnital will be held at
in the To Deenn Of
tins are invited to assist by personal effort
to meet at Marini's hall FRIDAY. December s. at -
H. d3-3t
fP CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, CORNER
lOth and G streets. is UNDERGOING repairs The
as bS @ o se
tees, d3-3t
rSS. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE COLUM-
- bia Go-0perative Building Association will be
Election of Directors and Officers and annual report
Attest:
CHAs c. DUNCANsoN. Secretary ds-st
~. A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
80 holders of the Old Dominion Gnnners and An
glerS association will be held at 615 7th street north
west at 80 m. December II. 1884 to consider pro-
posed Bylaws and Amendments to the Constitution.
HARRY KING, Sec. '" = ''''- 0A1l''' d2-iot @
r NOTICE.
The undersigned would respectfully inform his
premises No 9l2 Penn W. so long occupied by
tine late Anthony Buchy undertaking establish
may be entrusted to the shortest reasonable
uce My long experience in the business prompts me
10 to all who may be pleased to favor
d2-6t' E. NJ. BOTELER, 9l2 Penn ave- NV.
rR@ NEW ORLEANS EXCURSION TICKETS
VIRGINIA Are ND1sSn aGp On sale sEdkr h the line
TYS fk4ISS baiE% 5ti{ %S1gsAReY gAReY1Se G.
WASHINGTON 70 ES'l NEW ORLEANS.
WITHOUT CHANGE
For tickets sleeRns car reseryations and further
Pennsylvania avenue. d2-3w
n~ BEs QUALITY OF TOOTH BRUSHES AND
MUNCAsTER HOWARD's PHARMACY.
III Corner 7th and streets northwest.
FRS MISS MARTINS CELEBRATED HOME
made Cakes Pickles and Preserves can only be
purcnaseo ,1 n from JOHN a. MAGRUDER,
dI-2w 14l7 New York Avenue.
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Fire In Bautiu,Ore.

STREET CAR STABLES, CARS AND HORSES BURNED
BALTIMORE. Nd, December AT 4:l0 this morn
ing fire broke out In the stables or the Baltimor
ana HalFS springs passenger railway company a
barley Park in the extreme northeastern part O
this city, which completely destroyed the larc
building, together with the colnpany's cars ans
hfty-one horses The flames started In the ha,
loft and spread so rapidly that only seventeen
the horses could be taken out and only one ca
was removed, so the company is without rollins
stock. The damage is estimated at $4,000 witt
$1,000 INSURANCE The fire was incendiarv
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OTTAWA, ONT, December Cook Teets viii be
executed at owen Sound tomorrow. IL is alto
gether unlikely that the prvy council will inter-
fere with the carrying out OF the sentence The
condemned man, who is totally blind, was con-
vcted OF poisoning his wife I'm the township OF Ar
teInesia year ago. He committed the crime In
order TO realize on a life Insurance policy.
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FrO,m wall Street To-Aav.

NEW YORK. Wall Street. Decernber4. IL am
The stock market opened strong and prices TO
"a per cent higher; New York Central and Pacific
leading the advance. Subsequently Missouri Pa
chic fell on from 94s 10 92z, and the whole list
declined In Sympathy
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New Pardon Clerk Appointed.
The Attorney General has appointed Alexander
R. Boeler, Of West Virginia, to be pardon clerk OF
the Department OF Justice, to succeed Mr. Edw.
STAIR deceased. Mr.. Boteler, who is quite an ell
derly gentleman, has taken the oath OF ONCE and
will enter upon his new duties Immediately.
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Mother MandeIbaum RUNE Away.

NEw YORK, December 4.-when the names OF
Frederfka Mandelbaum, her son Julius Mandel.
oaun, and her clerk, Herman Stroude, who have
Deen indicted Tor receiving stolen goods, were
Cled In court to-day the parties made response.
Inc bonds or the parties were declared forfeited
ana bench warrants were issued for their arrest
Mrs Mandelbaum had given bail for $4,000 her
son Julius 5000 and Stroude 1900 The district
attorney In conversation afterwards said Mrs
MaDuelbaum had not been seen since last Friday.
He supposed the parties had all gone TO Canada
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kilograms Y The Star.
GOV. CLEvELAND'S TRIP.
THE DEADLY EPIDEMIC IN KENTUCKY.
A HEADLESS BODY m BURNED HOUSE.
FIRE IN BALTIMoRELAsr NIGHT.


Gone to New York.
GOV. CLEVELAND AND PARTY TO ATTEND PHE
ACTORS fUSn prBT
ALBANY. y. Y, December 4-Governor C1eveiapd
ana rty consisting OF his sister Miss Cleveland,
Private Secretary and MrsA lamont Hon. and MA
A Bleecker Banks, the Misses Banks. Miss val
Nechlen. Hon. and Mrs Erastus Corning, Mies
Schlenein and Col VIM. h Cassidy LEFT here on q
special train I'm Mr. Nanderbit's private car at n
O'Clock this morning 10 attend the Actors' Fund
benefit In New York
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NM MCLEAN 4 cnSS

18th AND STREETS; ALSO, 14TH BETWEEN B
AND c STREETS NORTHWEST. no4