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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-10-31
HOW WEED DISCOVERED GREELEY.

AOU WEED D1oCObEhEO uAtEIbG@'
1t was anticipated that the President
ial campaign of 1910 would be very
warm one. The Wing committee of this
State was very anxious to establish a
campaign paper, something new in those
days. The Chairman asked me to find
an editor for the proposed paper. 1 had
been struck with some articles in week.
ly paper, published in this city, called
The New Yorker, favoring protection to
American industry. Mr.. Greeley was the
publisher Of the paper. I came to New
York and went to the Office of the paper.
One of the first persons that 1 met was a
compositor standing at his case, and
when l asked for Mr.. Greeley he said he
was the man. / asked for the author Of
the articles in question and was told by
MIR. Greeley that he wrote them. The
Chairman OF the State Committee was
Win me, and the question OF campaign
paper was at once preached. Mr.. Gree
ley agree3 70 come up to Albany once 9
weaA and devote two days in each week
to editing the paper. The remainder o.
the time he needed for his own news
paper. I will say here that Mr.. Greeley
could do more intellectual labor thar
any man / ever saw. He became ac
quainted with Mr.. Seward during til,
campaign. The work which Mr.. Gree
ley did at that time was appreciated b,
all of us. And so gradually sprung NJ
the political firm OF Seward, Weed anC
Greeley. There was much in Mr.. Gree
leys disposition to endear him TO al
with whom he came in close contact.
never knew man capable OF doing NOR
than he.-Ihurlow Ipcgd
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-10-31

"THEY tell me-" said the reformer,
"that you have quit smoking. 1 am
glad to hear it. Now, tell me, why did
you quit?" Reformed smoker, feeling
for match, "'Cause my cigar went
out"
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-10-31

THERE is q difference Of from 80 TO sc
cents between the wholesale and retail
prices Of teas, and generally profit Of
over 100 per cent.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-10-31
Piles, Piles, Piles.

Can be entirely cured by the use of
Ethiopian Pile Ointment. For sale
by j. II. Armistef.d, Gish & Garner
! and G. E. Gather. Try a bottle. til
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-10-31

Horses in the stable, paddock. ar when at en-
ercise are always liable TO accidental bruises,
etc, which freq emily result in enlarSins the
joints and form ing unsightly buDchcs on the
knees and feet DR.. u. j. Kend ali, Of nos
burgh Falls, Vt., has discovered a. Iost success
full remedy for these troubles. which ~ certain
in its oflectsaltd does not blister The Doctor II
feet OF his RENE dy. 1t should always nc kept OF
hand by OwneJ of horses and keepers Of livery
stables Prioi 81 per bottle, six bottles for 20
For sale by Il ruggists everywhere, and by Dr
Vt, oc rs ly
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-11

fhlevas uhsrr = searcher Cor stairu
property carries hls HE In has hands
Mr nuriies starred on this journey
with = pair ~ mui-s. q sadie hofsr
aud q cumianion- Al Cisco the terror
ring reports scarrt his comraie out
aid Induced Mr IL to srrd him back
Nt.h tie muleA Slnce seeing this
bright land The rexas man says that
for safety be- would rueaily prefer "a
keep hrs horses In New Mexico rather
than IN Texas lie b Impressed with
the fact that a stock thief has small
chance OF escaping with his Plunder
from the stock Grower association Of
this territory.
such Is a short sketch Of the history
Of the Crayrus alias Juhnson brothers
and the chase Of Mr Hughes after his
property as told by himself. Ills man
ner Is traightforwaud.his story Is gwen
unhesitatingly aud nobody here doubts
is truth. II the luhusons were not
IN a close box heretofore they certainly
are now. There is No doubt that the
Law will do It's drty hy them.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-11
The johnson" Brothers.

The fatal web of evidence which
will bind firmly and fast to the peni.
Tertiary the cattle thieves under arrest
in this county is being rapidly woven.
In the case of John and james John.
son if any testimony as to their
guilt was before lacking 1t is furnished
this week, by the arrival at Chloride Of
"A gentleman named John II Hughes
from Traverse county, Texas. not far
from Austin. When the Johnsons
we're arrested they left upon their
range six miles north of Grafton sixty
head of horses which were placed there
last winter. The herd ran loose for
awhile and then an attachment was
placed upon them by n. Grayson Il Co..
to cover an indebtedness of the john
sons and they came into the hands of
Deputy Sheriff Joe Thorne who has
been keeping forty of them at Craw-
ford, Blaine IL Cameron's corral in
Chloride, the remainder still being on
the range. Mr.. Hughes o appears on
the scene claiming that the entire
bunch was stolen from his section OF
the country in the month of August
last, sixteen of than being the pro-
perty of himself and brother while six
others belong TO a neighbor whose
agent he Is. In the bunch here in town
he has found ten of his own horses
uhree Of whom have Young colts fol-
lowing them) and three Of The neigh
boris whose interest he represents
TbercmMGGer no Is now hunting OF
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-11

Las ifncts, " VI. MAY ldtl, lHNs
Notice H. hereby given that the following
named settlers have died notice of their in
ten alton to make final proof In support of
their respective claims before the register
aud receiver of the I. :. Land office, nj Las
Cruces, y. NJ, ON June 23rd, lsS4, viz.
7, j. Ross ON declaratury statement No.
Nga ior the q s u v = ana " s II e = see ~
tn I3s, rsw. Witnesses, II &. Brent, Chns
Kingsley, Felix Leibuld aud John Hays, all of
sOcorro county, y, NJ.
Charles Kingsley OF homestead No. G2s
Tor the e = > G "a see . ana u : : see ~
~ 10 s.rsw. Witnesses. Felix Leiboid. a. j.
Ross. X. G. Brent ana John Hays, all of So.
zorro ouuty, y. NJ.
Felix Loit,old on homestead G2l for II y s "
4 sec IL and e = Sc sec Is ~ u y, : W.
Witnesses, X. G. Brent. 4. j. Ross, Charles
Kingsley aud John Hays, all OF >oeorro eoun'
Is, y. NJ.
j. T. Armstrong on declaratory statement
No. ll01 for the e 4 n q a see 90 " n " y
and II " q see % TIP II s, T Z W. Wit
nesses. j. W. Carpenter, Iohn Hays, Henry
Blum ana Felix Leibold, al OF soCorro mi
~, n. NJ.
John Hays on dcclaratory statement. No.
1901 iur the " 3 nv d see h tp II r., r : west.
Witnesses, j. ". Carpenter, Henry Blum.
Felix Leibold and h. q. Brent, all of socorro
county. y. NJ.
X. &. Brent on dcolaratorv statement No.
li3O for the n " = see Gtp u ST ". Witnesses.
Charles kingsley, Felix Liehold, I. j. Ross
aud John HAYS, all OF socnrro county, n. NJ.
May 1876 JoHN X. MCFIE, Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-11
A Rich New Strike.

The property in the range whose re-
cent development has brought il most
prominently to the notice of the public
is the Readluster, owned by Aikes and
Robinson. Its location Is on Rock Cliff
creek, a couple of miles west of the
Royal Arch. The property was loca-
ted three years ago by Peter Aikes, who
let Mr.. Robinson in for a certain sum
of work by him performed. The lead
is large and well defined where il crops
which is only the length of two claims
both ends of this three thousand feet
being buried in huge mountains of
country rock. Up to recent date only
a thirty foot shaft had been sunk on the
Readjuster which shaft though not on
the ledge produced a large dump of an
inferior grade of ore. But it added a
slight increase only to the value of the
property, in which the faith was CON
fned quite exclusively ~ the owners.
About six weeks sFo 1r. Alkrs vent
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-11
Notice

ANY person missing a pony of the
following description can have the
same by proving property and paying
expenses; said animal has been IN this
vicinity for ever two months and is
described a follows: About 49, hands
high. color between bay and claybank.
broad white stripe on face and nose.
white hind feet. saddle and collar
marks, long tail and name nearly black
evidently II young animal. Branded
on nigh hind leg. Parties must take
notice rs 1t is possible the animal has
been stolen from some cattle ranch.
by corresponding with me | can put
the owner on track of the animal aud
give name of present holder of the
same. ANDREW KELLEY,
C|herryyille. Z. O.. New Mex.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-11

cut and eampcl On the ledge and t-Eun
prospecting a. Ahouf two hundred
f-s south Of the shaft opening b. dls-
euversd a cropping q our and be sunk
trn.foai shan thereon. which resulted
IN disci.siug a four AMI a half foot
ensvtc~ q ore containing two hundred
dollar rock IN oumsidrrahle quantities
Thus encouraged Mr. Agkrs sent haet
O. the shaft and run that - a. % cut
the ledge. thereby making almost ex-
artly such a showing a. the the other
opening gave. The ore ~ the two holes
Is a. NEARLY Identical - can be- and the
inference - that the body REACHES from
opening 10 opening. The quantity Of
shipping ore already disclosed Is sufi-
cisut to rut the owners ~ the Read
juster in hish spirits and they have
gone o. work with a will taking Il out
and putting 1t in shape for market
Il y confidently expected 10 E this
property step rapidly 10 the front rank
Of the producing properties of the
range and do its share toward helping
this rich section out OF the lethergy
which now possesses Il.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-11

Las Cruces, y. NJ, MAY 18th, 1884,.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settlers have filed notice Of their In.
tention to make fnal proof I'm support of
their respective claims before the register
and receiver OF the United States land office
ut Las Cruces, New Mexico, ON July Ord, 1854.
viz:
Melton Baca on dcclaratory statement
No. lass for the - hsw sec 20 ~ 10 >,
70 ". Witnesses, Miguel Luna,Julian Archu-
lcta, Bensesloas Apodaca aud Jose JArami-
lilo, all of sucorrO county, y. NJ.
Juan Sanches un ~decluratory statement
No. 1850 lot 6 sec I tp 10 ST. 3 ". Witnesses,
Miguel Luna, Hitinio Archuleta, Pablo Mon
toya and David sanches, all of socorro coun-
Renseslaos Apodaca on homestead No. 6st
lots 4. o and 6sec . ~ los, r3w. Witnesses,
Miguel Luna, Hijinip ArchulctH. Pablo Mon
toyn and David sanches, AL OF socorro coun-
", y. NJ.
the " = n e y and y NV = sec ~ II 10 $, Z
3 ". Witnesses, Bcn-eslao- Apcdaca, jose
JarRmillo, David sanclies ana Pablo Mon.
toya, all of -ocorro county, Nm,
Jose Ramon komero on homestead No. 6sg
for the n W 4 " y sec ~ aud q y ne aud
g q Sc = see 20 Up 10 =, RS ". Witnesses,
Benseslaos Al odacn, Jose Jaramillo, David
sanches, and Juan s%anches, all OF sooorTo
Ounty, y. NJ.
Pablo Garcia on homestead No. go for tho
" = e sw mex and : = NV a sec 20
~ 10 >, RS ". Witnesses, Benseslaos Apodaca,
Jose JarHinillo, David Sanohes and Juan san
] IT, III vi W wv = ~
Pablo Moutoya on homestead No. 62 Tor
sc q sec 10 n g . n q = sec2l ~ 10 =, I
Sw. witnesses, Benreslaor Apodaca, Jose
JArnmillo, David Sanches, and Juan shnches,
all of Socorro county, y. NJ.
Francisco Arqhuleta on homestead No. GO
for the $ y u q q and n \ Sc a sec ldtp 10 =,
Witnesses, BenseslaCs Apodacn, lose
%Jaramillo, David sanches and Juan saneles,
ali of 5000 ru cOuuty, y NJ.
Uiiinlo Archuletn ON homestead No. 6qA Tor
the : " sc 50 sw = sec lohnd u W = u
" 4 sec u tip 10 =, + 2 ". witnesses, Benses'
laos Apodaca, Jose Jaramillo. David sanches
and Juan Sanches, all OF soeorro county, New
Mexico.
Aneseto Arohuleta on homestead No. SOS
for thee = : g = sec 30 tp 10 ;, RS " aud q =
II e Z sec 5 tip II s,r3w. Witnesses, lenses
laos Apodaca, Jose JaramtllO, David san
chcs and Juan sancies, all OF sdcOrro conn
~, y. NJ.
Marcos Romero on homestead No. GO for
the Asc a sec 20 n n e aud Sc Z n .
u see % tn 10 s, raw. Witnesses, Bcnsesihoe
Apodaca. Jose Jarnmillo, David sancilesa ana
| Juan Sanchcs, all of socotru county, y, NJ.
Jose Jnramillo on homestead No 80 Tot
the : W a II " 4 sec u e a ne a n n =
sec g0tp 10 :, Z 3 ". Witnesses, Bcnsesinos
Apodaca. dose Jaramillo, David sanch.s una
Juan sanches. all of Socorfu county, n. NJ.
,Juliar Archuleta on homestead No, GHs for
the : neGseA : and u e = W y
sec O. If i0H. 9 81. Witnesses, Heuseeihos
ApuJaca, iosc juramia1. David eHuchcr AND
lIuau ~4ache=. ali OF socaefo county. y NJ.
Ntluei Luna uu homestead Nu. bl DOT the
% e. se i see 20 and 81 S see q ~ lat.r
8 a. Witnesses, Henscs.aaf hpodncn. Jnac
iaramiilo, na1it sgnche- . ri Juan sanchss
40 Of -ocarrN lNluty, y II
May itt aoHN y - e. hesisr'
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-11
FOOT RACE.
At Chloride on Sunday, July
18Th. 1854.

The lovers of atheletic sport will
delight 10 learn that a foot race
has been arranged TO occur on sunday
next on the track At Chloride between
Kean 81. Charles OF Oio Caliente, and
y. shannon a new arrival n Chloride.
The distance is ~sixty-hye yards and the
stakes one hundred dollars q side. a
fifteen dollar forfeit is mp and both
men are actively training for the trial.
Mr.. shannon by his efforts on the Ith
of July showed that he could handle
himself pretty well and Kean st. Char
les is well known to be rapid. The
race Is expected to be closely contested
and exciting.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-11
Sched of Prices.

CHLORIDE, n. MEX. July liTH. 1854
EDITOR BLACK RANGE, DEAR SIR:
The experiments with the various ores
of the camp at the concentration has
led to the compilation of the annexed
price list upon which mine owner can
depend for returns from sale of their
ores at the concentration.
ANY still desiring to have their ores
treated rs custom work can do So NJ
the regular prices, and receiving and
shipping their own concentrates. by
direct purchase Of ores the mill will he
relieved from the necessity Of cleaning
up after runs on different ores. and min.
ers from uncertainty OF returns. Bellev-
ing that with the machinery in perfect
order rs we will have il before again
starting up, we shall be able to save
the percentage upon which these fig
ures are based, and will abide by such
helief. / remain respectfully,
II. n. CASTLE.
Pres. & Manner Black Range Mill'g Co
Price list Of the Black Range Milling Company
for concentrating ores in lots Of ten tons anc
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-11

Lss efnn- - Al. auls fH2H. tFA
Nufira - hFfs0F EiFru tha1 tfa fallus 80
unrnFd eltaFH has nTd uHIHr ~ 10 81
aIs flalIa HHa fEHt sall rTusf "a o. uunH
laiuur 49, hats laAgu ~ tn hls Mhsrnfn
harfurr ths pHahafH NtFfk nf ~aNffa CnumtT.
~ nlistufsnghs : A.. ca Munaaf, Aus usl
tlth lNa. tnsmu
y MunrlanH uu drrlaraluw statement NJ.
un- iur Ile q : e - 10 ant thr e. n -
80 b. rHHHrlHH MlfnEsssa James An
dcrsur. ffauA fstr. % Sander and J. Ircas
81. al - rlHna fuauff. IN
Iaur 81 aE Iuus IL MCFGm R.atsf~r.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-11

las truces, ". NJ, May 10, 1854.
Notice D. hereby gwen tnat the following
named settlers have filed notice OF their In.
trntiun 60 make ma proof In support OF
their respective clnims before the register
ana receiver of the q. :, Land Office at Las
Cruces, y. NJ, OF the 2lth day of June, A. D.,
1854, viz:
Moses Adams on declurutofy statement
No. has for the n : n q sec. IS tpAs,r ".
Witnesses, l.. 4. Archer, Reuben Shiyer,
Thomas Dodds aud Frank NJ. Dodds, all of
Socorro county, y. NJ.
r. \. Archer on dcclarntory statement No.
1901 Tor the n " = : " a sec 30 and n e sex
ana " : q 4 see 30 ~ : =, r ". Wit.
ncs-eS, Reuben Shivor, Moses Adams Frank
VI. Dodds aud Thomas Dodds, all of socorio
county, y. NJ.
Reuben shiver ON dcclaratory statement
No. 1908 for the n q . SO q sec - u " ; W
a and : : 5 " . SEE 80 % : =, 4 W. Wit
ncsses, T.. 4. Archer. Moses Adams, Prank
NJ. Dodds aud Thomas DOdds, all of sOcurro
county, y. NJ.
May 2j.7 JOiiN X. MCffE, Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-11

Us Land once.
Las Hnnrra n Ma Hfsf issf

las Cruces. \. NJ. May atst. ISL.
Notice g. hereby given that the following
named settlers have ulcd notice uf their Z
teutiun g. make nnul pruui In support 81
their respective claims hffure the Register Of
the a.. : Land One no las Cruces. =. NJ. un
the De- day II july, 50. va.
David :. Poster ON hoHest.nd No. 80 for
the : T. . see l. % a. =. ". Witnesses .Madi.
son Emery. e. n. Tomiiusou. Harry Good.
rich aud &c Carpenter. ali of .ocogro cuuns
~. \. NJ.
Madison Emery on homestead No, Ci7 iur
the = " see - a. N a, o : ". Witnesses,
David =. fostsr. g.. NJ Tumiinson, Harry
Goodrich and ], 4. Carpenter, ali Of >ocorfo
county, y. VA.
MnyGB JouN q. McFIE. Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-11

Las Cruces. IN. Ma .4sth, tssA
NOfiCs b. heHHhY given fhsf the following
named settler has nird mnfieH ~ hts iutru.
ton o. mske nnaf rruuf in =unIasrt - la
fialm. ara fsHt sait ruHul aA ~ m1lr H.
furu thr rfHhate rlnrk Of NnfHffIu county, 80
>ouuuo y n e ga duly sfh. 80. NtH
arurre Carson on drciafutu1 statement
NJ. lfl2 turfhe o. and : = = "a sec
4 a. astrMW De uamFs thr tuluuauN Nffs
reH=cs O. prove his cont mumms rwsidTf 80
upon, aud cultivation 81. said lunu. va
John Mesthnunk. eeurgu heieher, GerrEe o.
Cotton aud hauiel Murn.ull ui ~ucurfu Cssun-
-. y. n.
Juncg aonSn McFtE. Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-11
Final r o Notices.
Us LAND OFFICE.

T.. :. LAND OFFICE,
Ins Cruces, N. NJ, june 2sth, 1881.
Notice ~ hereby given that the following
named settlers have nled notice Of their in
tention 60 mike final proof In support OF
their respective claims, and that said proof
will be made before the register and recciV
er NJ Las Cruces. n. NJ, OF the 18th day OF
AUGUST, 1881, viz:
Wright Martin, of spcorro county, \. VI,
who made pre- .emption declaratory state
msnt No. 1928 Tor the II " a Sc o. = " q
and " 4 sec lgtp II = I 8 ". Wit
nesscs, +. 4. Richard, Noah j bradford
Lewis X. Fisher and John Oliver, ell ~ SO.
zorro county y. n
George E stone 90 Grafton Socofrr c0uu'
tF. ~. ~ ,rI. mAd homestead application
No, $50 lor tnc a. = SIS p 90 au + ~
ga.rb Wltues-as, William Good, VA N.
Robbins. Mel Aaria1 and Hurt y Mason, AL
ut -ocprIo county. N. 81.
Julytla JuHs X IcFpG. EeH ter,
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-11
Merchantile Business for Sale !

To anybody who wishes 90 engage In the
merchnn;llo business In "A live western town
there l. ugOlden opportunity here presented.
The location Is an uld-established one and
commands u ilourislung ~trado-eQuui to any
In the Black range, satisfactory reasons tor
selling given. For a person seeking relief
from pulmonary troubles here lisa line op
portunity Of guiuiug health and wealth, ns
this delightful climate Is the best pauucca
known Tor such ailments. For full particu
lars address this office.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-11
Lost, strayed or Stolen.

A small. dark bay Indian pony. left
hind foot white. a few white hairs IN
forehead. heavy black name aud tail
went OF about two moaths age with
broken hobbies on ankles. a small bell
fastened TO his neck by leather strap.
4 fair compensation will be paid Tor
information left It Fairyiew or Chic.
ride. NM. L. GRuZlER.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-11

Us Land once. Las Cruces, y. NJ.
49, u.aL -.

NHF FaAM ~
Notice T. hereby given that the following
named settler has nicd notice ut his iuteu-
tiun 20 make hnnl proof IN support ut hts
claim, ana that said proof viii he made he.
fore the register and receiver at las cruces.
y. NJ, ON July ltth, lsst, viz.
James ". Russell ON dccluratory statement
No. lai2 tor the = a " see l. and e : n o
see b. o. 10 :, r 10 " lie names the fullow
ing witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon, and cultivation OF, said luud.
viz: George NJ. Mun-ell, Horace - White,
james LormnX and Homer Turbill, all OF so
zorro county. y. y.
May 1915 JoHN n. McFtr. Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-11

Fractions of silver and copper disallowed.
The dry test of copper the standard.
One-tenth fraction of gold the owest al.
lowed.
silver, 81 10. Gold, SIS 90. Copper, sl.5O.
Higher grade ores figured on specially.
Ores carrying no copper will command a
higher price.
Settlement made monthly.
TIM BLACK RANGE MILLING Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-06
LUMBER.
r~ LUMBER.

Owing to advertisements Of others we desire to call
attention to few facts.
First: That shall NOT at this late day. endeavor
to increase our trade by substituting Selected Stock
for Poor Stock. which 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 the past our custo
Iners shall have the whole of this advantage and be
supplied with Inerchantable and wells seasoned LUM-
Der, 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 rs to cut especially to dispatch bills
of any size used in this market at the lowest possible
figures.
Fourth: That should you want apy kind Of HARD
WOODS. SOFT PINES or TIMBERS not in this mar
ket We will strive to find same and deliver at once
Fifth: That In addition to stock of Hardwoods
and Pines which comprises the choicest in the market
we have on hand over 100000 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
plete stock of SASH. DOORS. BLINDS etc.. which, in
quality and workmanship. shall be second to none
the District of Columbia. In the meantime by our
connections with three mills here and perfectly
versed In all details of house fnshings fill your
orders with accuracy and prompness and shall rely
fayors at all times by shaded
prices and quick deliveries to make this yard of
the city
Correspondence for quotations and estimates for
builders freely answered at once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-06
The New York Senatorship.


PRESIDENT ARTHUR WILL ACCEPT IT If 1T COMES
IN THE RIGHT wAY-BUT he WILL NOT ELECTION
EER OR SCRAMBLE FOR 1T.
A STAR reporter this morning found Hon.
Stephen B. French, Of New York city, one Of the
committee of republicans who visited Washington
to confer With President Arthur in regard to the
senatorsh1p, at the breakfast table at Chamber
Inns The reporter informed Mr.. French that the
pu bic was quite anxious to learn the Presidents
decision as to the Senatorial race. Mr.. French was
busy d1SSect1ng Florida oranges, and section by
section the toOthsOme fruit disappeared beneath
bis magnificent mustache, it was plain that the
Juicy tropical product was favorite appetizer OF
his. 1t was also plain that he had much more
relish for the oranges than for the interviewer. He
said: 81 don't think care to be interviewed On
that subject" But In a moment he recOnSidered
and added: 81 don't mind saying that the Presi-
dent willing to accept the Senatorship If 1T shall
come to him In the right way-aS the practically
unanimous oner OF the republicans But he will
not enter any scramble, and as for any OF his
Tlends making contest or steering him in the
race, he will not permit anything OF that kind.
will say further that believe when the repub-
ncanS-the members OF the legislature. mean
come to consider this matter they will that the
right thing, the proper thing to do, Is to elect
President Arthur. I think any man who studies
the politics OF New York at present can see that.
In my opinion 1t will become 80 apparent In the in
terest OF the republican party that the President is
the man for the place that his election Will be
practically unanimous. In that case he will ac-
cept You can say that"