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Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17
Administrators sale of
Real Estate.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ in pursuance n an order ef tie Pro-
bate Court Of the County Of Giia Territory
Of Arizona, maize on the Fifteenth dag 81
January. 1881. In The matter Of the estate Of
r. =. Knox. deceased. Che undersigned. TIE
administrator If the said estate. VIII sell st
public auction t0 the highest eidder fer
cash. lawful money Of The Emitted states Of
America. and subject 60 continuation by
said Probate C01Ft GA MONDAY the
18th day Of April a. u. 1854. between
~ eurS Of 3 o'clock IN the morning and
fhe Si.ft OF the sun. tow IS tt - O'Clock ID.
oil shat dal-s erQut cf toe court noon ot
said Probate U.ss Y me l.4lt kie' la-
terest and estate 81 the - ! >. knox, -
the time OF BIS death. and al . ii2lI tilles
and interest that the said
operations 81 law ST otherwise acQal.,
other than o. in addition q tlSs 81 the said
i b Knox at tie time Of his 1eafi. - end
to al those certain lots pieces or parcels ~
land and Improvements thereon situate. W.
ing and being ia Globe, County Of l5ila.
Territory of Arizona. and bounded aud de-
seribed as fellows t0-Eit
tA) Horse and lot on Mesquite Street
formerly occupied by $. L. Burbricge, said
LOT being q central portion Of lOt no. 4 81
block No. 20 as designated on tire official
map Of Globe tOWnSite on file I'D the Office Of
the eleTkof the Probate Court 0fsaid COun
Is Of ella and more particularly described
as follows. tO-wit. Beginning at s stake
marked IF on the soHtheriy line Of 1les-
quite Street about Ga feet from the south
east corner Of said Mesquite Street and the
public alley running uortherly aDd south
erly through said block. and running thence
eastcriy along said Soutderiy fne Of Mes
quite street q feet, thence southeriy parai-
lei to said alley about 10 feet to the south
eriy boundary line Of said lot No. 4. thence
westerly Oh said last mentioned boundary
line . feet. thence northefiy pafaiiel 10
said alley about l02 feet to the place 81 be-
ginning
CD House and lot on northwest corner
Of Willow and Oak Streets Designated On
said official map as lot No. - in blcek Nc
81 Also al aadivided one-sixth (i-5l in
terest II the ~tladiat0r mine situate I'D
Globe Mining District, County Of Giia, Ter
ritOry Of Arizona, and recorded on page 19k
book 5. o. said Mining District Records.
Terms and conditions Of sale. casa. law
FIJI money Of The United States. twenty per
cent Of the purchase money % be paid %
the administration on the day Of the sale.
balance on eOadFmatl0n Of sale bv said
Probate Court Deeds st expense If puY-
chaser.
POSITION E11 ENT.
The above sale is postponed until MON
DAY, May ie, 1854 Same hour
WILLIAM GRAVES
Administrator Of the estate Of E 3. Knox
deceased.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

II MAGGIE O'B0YLE, WIFE OF VII
~ liam 6. O'Boyie. do declare chat I IN
ttiid - carry on business IN uly Own name
and on ms own arc1Int The business
frede profession. occupation Or art, I %.
tend 70 carry on. IS that of hotel, restau
rant. saloon and boarding house keeper
and also IN buying ana selling all kinds 81
IS vel as general merchandising. That
intend 10 carry on said business at Siivel
King village. Arizona, and elsewhere III
this Territory Principal place Of business.
Silver King That The capital 90 be In
vested in said business does not exceed
Five thousand Dollars. and I am indiyidu
ais responsible Tor all debts contracted by
me on account Of my trade and business a.
aforesaid.
Dated, May /. 1885,
alRS. MAGGIE OBOTLE.
Nav l0-3w
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

coaaefeea aron eur Excaaaees fer
seee nelfr nesass


E. L, Bradshaw, who was run over
by freight tram near Casa Grand,
some time since, died IA the Tucson
hoawta last week. lis system not
being able 70 stand the amputation d
an arm. Deceased was fora long time
a resaaent Of this camp, and viii b
remembered as the SLAYER 81 Tom
Waters IN front Of the Arcade saloon
aboit three years age. lie was al
old timer on The Pacific coast and q
resident Of most Of the mining camp.
that have sprung mp during the past
thirty years Epitaph-
Three assignments Of Hudson &
Co. James H. Toole aud Cbas Hudson
were fled with the county recorder
Monday. They are made TO z. T.
Stiles, Esq. Of Tucson. Their indiyid-
ual creditors are preferred; after them
the depositors in their banking insti-
buttons, and alse : T. Smith, who de.
posted with The Tucson house s., s0f.-
g on May s.
The wheat and barley crop Of Salt
river valley viii reach S total this
season Of 10000, 600 pounds.
Phillip Mead, a aatiys Of New Or.
leans la. WAS run over Sunday night
by the Eastern bound train at Wilcox.
Amputation was made al the knees.
he died 1t 10 o'clock Monday morning.
The phenominal snow and cold
weather having struck Apache county
during the lambing season, has been
disastrous TO the sheep interests The
less in Apache county alone VIII APP
preach $4,000.
The Wilcox postofise viii become a
money order 3fice July lsk
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

The following explains itself. Sir.
Rowe has been entirely too fresh ia
this matter, and should be invited to
take q back seat:
QuJ0roAs, 1ar 8, 1884
An0sz0 BAIEY, Of Ter Dem. Central
Com for ella County Dear Sir: For
delegates to National Dem. Conven-
ton. the following gentleman have
been nominated 81 the various nem-
bers 0f the committee. Albert I. Ban-
IA fpreseBted by) 2; NJ. K. Meade, z;
Alonzo Bailey, I r J Bolan. a. r..
Owens. ] Ed. Thompson, ] : q. G. Ba-
ker. 4 6. II. 0yry, Z; G. p. Head,
Hugo Richards, 2 Ssml Purdy. S; L.
C Hughes. Z.
From this list please 10 make your
final choice Of the two allowed, and
forward tie record II your vote to me
at Prescott. prior to june lst 1881
Also your vote Is 20 time and place Of
holding Territorial Convection. For
aliernates. my plan was - let the two
highest number Of votes le the dele
gates. and the next two highest the
Two alfernates; but ] have submitted
It but think but little interest viii Be
taken. as nothing but an accident viii
keep the elect away.
Very Respectfully.
~ a. Rows.
Chairman Ter Dem. Central Com.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

ONE INV ASSAY OUTFIT. ALL
~ complete three new Fish freight Wag-
Ons. iron aNles, one secondhand Portable
Boiler and Engine, eight horse power one
COOL strong t0p buggy and harness. one
secondhand billiard table outfit. one twelve
mule team ard harness and wagons. one
delivery hand cart en- springs. one auto
matte music cabinet organ, several good
new bedroom sets. Apply %
r. kti.LN ER, Globe, A. r
Nav sim
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17
@ G IEaBs
Chairman Co. Com.

The first fourteen days Of this month
the Old Globe smelters produced 200
tons Of ingot copper on fraction over
fourteen tons per day. The company
have two thirty ton furnaces IL blast.
The mine never locked better than
nows ore IS most abundant and Of a
good quality.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

e 40 3 week &c home. $500 oufft free
B&yO Pay absolutely sure No risk
Capital not required keader if you want
business at Whlch persons IL either sex
fonng Oh old can mike great pay Az ths
time Ibfy work Hith absolute certainty
write foI particulars e. D. HALLEr s Co.
Portland Maine dee.l5-lg
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

A hundred and hfty grade cattle
wanted Those having that number
for sale can hear Of a purchaser by
applying at the Arizona SILVER BELT
Office.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

We are informed that work VIII
soon be resumed upon the Cox and
Coplin mine and that It is in con
temptation to reduce the ore n the
Miami mill.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

ITO AARON MASON. EXECUTOR
u and administrator 81 She estate 81
kordyce Phelps deceased and 70 the heirs
OF representative Of said deceased aud 10
al whom g may concern
TAKE NOTICE That + a eo.owner. in
the Monitor mining location. ciaiu and
mining gF0ui<l situated 81 Mineral Greek
miillng district, Pmal County. arizona,
about Eve l9ies nertheastefiy ff0n Minerai
Creek and about eight miles from the ella
River and adjoining the Great kepubiic
mining claim. haFe done and expended the
sum Of 0ne Hundred Dollars. the annaal
asses lnent required By law for the year
I5et. % hold ne said mining claim, dnd un-
less sou pas me your proportion 81 said ex-
fnaItafe. tigep 5-lfe dollars Together with
he expense q this notice. within ninety
tu 1aJt rom ms notice 1our interest
and 'fe b SAID Monitor mining claim. viii
b forfeited q me-
Dated March M
THOMAS nEALY
Ie ~ raels1ed f1llIseu nt success
elFe FseHsr HslftsE
ei4iss mt
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

Or. G. 7. Johnston and J I. Clark
who have made an extensive survey
Of central and northern Arizona, re-
turned to Gl0be on THURSDAY.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

ALL Bills NOR PAID MONTHLY
"a VIII be- elssed 1n. further credit f
fesel ald coli elions forced 81 law
make no eSccpr 10 fhIS fgie. unless os
special eeen kkLLH
p I'm
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

II reports are trne, the Alice mine
will soon be IN active operation. it IS
regarded as a promising claim. We
hope soon to see il on paying basis.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

Papillon Blood Care contains no
mineral Of aay Kind. it restores the
blood T. a healthy condition regnlat-
ing excessess, and prevents disease.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

Tom Yates left, the present week.
for a short visit to his former home IN
California
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

NOTICE Perzcas knowing them.
selves indebted to D. Henderson, VIII
call II once and settle. thus saving
themselves costs D. HKSDERsoS.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

Captain Watkins returned Thursday
to Globe after q three weeks stay at
his raEeh ca Tonic.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

We learn that the Centennial mine
Nil soon resume work, and can see no
reason Why it should net pay.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

J. Cranpton and family have re-
moved from Redmond BASIN 70 Globe
B. Z. Crawford and family hare moved
from salt river t. this place.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

Job atkins and pa Reynolds haTe
returned to Globe. firmly convinced
that shis IS the best country to stay
ws.h.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

The average daily product Of the
two OLD Dominion furnaces IS about
fifteen tons Of ing0t copper.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

Norman F. salter HIS been ap-
pointea census marshal Of school dis-
tlIct 80. ! Globe, and viii commence
his duties 81 once.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

sergt Walter Gov Of troop g. cem-
lnlttea suicide yesterday Al San Carlos
By shooting himself through the head
with a pistol.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

? G. Robertson, proprietor Of the
0. X. livery stable, IS cut with new
scale Of prices Tor boarding horses
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

Fresh cherries. strawberries and APP
rieots daily expected Chapel's, head
quarters fer fruit
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

The recently arrived rock breaker
belonging u the old Dominion Copper
Conpany VIII palverize 9zl5 lump
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

Fapillnu eough Cure cured an in
faut o weeks cd q wiioep-
ing coag sseg suliation Of phy-
3aeapeed beyond recoyerys
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

Jos. H. Hamill and " A. Holmes
hare taken a trip to the Tontoeountry.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

A San Francisco dispatch oftbe 18Th
says: Before the opening Of the Sharon
case to-day the plaintiff. Hiss Hill. in.
formed General Barnes. counsel foi
the defense, that she would oowhids
him if be persisted in taking to her
cousin. Frank Rodney, about her af-
fairs. The day was consumed IN the
cross-exaninaton Of II. L. Wells, who
on Friday last admitted to having tes-
dRed falsely. On motion Of Judge
Terry, Of counsel for plaintiff. Wells
vas arrested aud charged sith per
jury.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

There vas quite z disturbance in
Chinatown laesaay nj ht bat # was
soon qaellea IS tagging one Of the
Celestials
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

:. Myers & seAeln have jus. received
4 large line q ladies SIX aud 'ia.iata
mitts. gl0Tes, eossets ard ribbons Of all
shades.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

We would call attention to the new
advertisement Of Taylor s Hatch.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

Leave your orders for fine luscious
Strawberries at Chapels.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

J Myers & Schein are selling white
and eolored torehan laees, at 10 cents a
yard
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

Chapel has Just resolved the largest
and finest oranges and lemons Of the
season.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

D. Henderson pad Tucson a visit
this week.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

Work was resumed on che Mack
Morris by lessees on Thursday last.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

f your breath IS offensive. your
nostrils fetid and filed with pptrid
matter, and you are rapidly becoming
eonumptlye. nse Papillon Calarrh
Cure you WI he purified and per-
lnanentiy cured
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

Tie y Paso Times Of lday 1st CON
tains notice 81 tbs drowning ID The
8eeqpia Of a lstile sou IF Mr. and Ars
f S Kerr. st that place 1be pas-
ats wefe ones residents q 33eAiilen.
rs has W Ng gAT es-
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

Ladies and others who enjoy the
refreshing sight Of flowers can not
pass a more agreeable heur than by
spending i in Doctor stallos garden
which Is fedoient with choicest flowers
lie is constantly adding to his rare
c0iieeii0ns
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

The Sonoranian who claims the cat
tie (250) recently taken by Geronimo
from his range in Mexico, was
recently at San Carlos and demanded
restitution Of the same. We hare not
learned the result Of his mission We
understand that he identified about
125 By the brands
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

The machinery for the erection Of q
paill, q hall-erusherl on the divide be-
tween Wild Rye and Green valley. IS
nov at Winslow, % tie s. 6P read,
and win be moved to the place whore
II is to 81 erected as soon as the road
Is passable for heavy wagons.
During TIE sen for mosquitoes
and other singing insects and Of
poisoned plants, : your skin IS impare,
a bite VII swell and Tester uples you
apply Papillon Skin Cure A single
application win neutralize the poison.
" 81. Beookner returned from
Wild Rye THURSDAY. ard reports reee-
tafon strong and everything lovely.
salt riyer IS barely foraabie. and not
unattended WITH danger to the way
farsr
We acknowledge the receipt Of an
invitation to be present alta bah given
IN Phoenix at the Lemon Hotel. March
18th, which marks the opening Of that
building FOR the accommodation 81
guests
We are undcr obligations to z. Nc
Donald for files Of newspapers printed
at the african diamond fields. They
contain much interesting reading.
An attachment was sued ont By The
Anglo California Bank, Of San Fran
cisco, against Hudson 8 Co, Of Tucson,
to secure the payment Of $4,000.
BIG. FOX has been appointed dep
uty assessor, ard viii Be found at all
times in the sherifTs Office, ready for
the transaction Of business
Patrick Hamilton is doing a good
work for Arizona, in the amended re-
print Of his Resources Of Arizona.
Just received at somerville's Bakery,
a large and assorted supply Of sweet
crackers ginger snaps. Sc
Prof C. soyer and Chas. Denhsrt
returned from their southern trip
yesterday
The supreme court reports Of this
territory are BOW ready for disti-
button
a committee Of the cochise county
grand jury IS engaged n a. examine
ton Of the accounts Of Hudson &
Toole's Tombstone branch bank. The
Epitaph Of the 18th says it is suseep-
tible Of proof chat the funds deposited
ID the Tombstone house have been
drawn out b. the Tucson house, aud
used ia loans and speculation IA thar
section that Tombstone has been the
big end Of the funnel into which the
deposits were poured and Tucson the
other end from which they escaped.
II Hudson & Go. haze anything that
can Be realized upon # IS il Incson,
aud not in Tombstone.
--.s------
A late New York dispatch an
ncnnees the existence of fhe widest
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

It was reported upen the streets Of
Globe that our tolFnsman Alonzo
Bailey vas heavy sufferer by the
failure Of Hudson q Co, bankers Of
Tucson and although denied BIZ Mr B
his loss was stu referred to. The
Tucson Citizen Of the 18Th contains a
list Of depesitors ard holders Of eerh-
feates Of deposits and other evidences
Of indebtedness against that bank.
Ar- Bailey name appears as eredi-
tor for only SIPS.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

Cllas. Schuize, the shoemaker, has
just received a fnll stock Of ladies.
gents and children shoes. which he
xiii sell at bed rock prices. Cali IN
and see him. We would direct atten-
ton 70 bis advertisement n another
column.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

a Washington special to Tue ciuein-
natti Enquirer Gays an Adjournment
Of congress is probable 10 June.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17
MANNHEIM


BEACH BRlGHAM-in Globe, Mag nth,
af tic residence 81 John Clark, by Il. O.
Fox Justice of the Peace, Mr. A. Beach
70 3ir. Nauneia Brigham
MARSH LI.-sF A NSEN-I Phoenix.
Feb. 5th. by Rev. Or. Gregory, Joseph j.
Marshall % Miss Gerty swanson, both Of
Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

Governor Tritle informed the Pres
colt Miner that he VIII net call an ex-
ira session e the legislature
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

The Democrats Of ella County are
requested to meet a Stallo's Hall on
Tuesday May 10th, at o'clock, p. NJ.
A large attendance IS requested, as
business Of Importance viii be trans
acted with view 70 the future pros
perity Of the party
Q G TEaus
Chairman Co. Com.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

The reaper death has harvested
Cyrus y. Mccormick, who made for
tame 81 manufacturing reapers in
Chicago lie had lived Is years
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

Fresh bread at ohapsls.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

The bronze statue Of the late Chief
Justice Marshall was recently unveiled
on the capitol grounds in Washing
ton. Marshall was one Of America
most profound jnrisss.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

The sulpher Valley News, Of the
10Th, gives tie number Of teams ar
irving at Wilcox and departing for
Globe during the week at 30. Wagons
drawn by each team win average
three. They carry coke and copper
bullion The average incoming weight
of freight for each large team IS not
less than 25.o00 pounds while a few Of
them haul $4,000 pounds.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

Washington, D. C.-Mrs. Mary h.
sheed, ITO Maryland avenue, Wash
ington, D. e.. states. that Tor several
years she had suffered terribly with
facial neoralgia and could ind no re-
lief Ina recent attack which extern
ded to the neck. shoulders and back.
the pain wss intense. She resolved i
try st. Jacobs OF tie great pain-ro
lever. Rubbing the parts affected,
three times only al pain vanished Is
II 81 magic. and has not returned.
The mail service bssWsaa Globe and
Thomas has been abandoned, and Che
stock Withdrawn ffpm the hne The
p @ Department telegraphed the
Globe postmaster and ordered tempo
rary service, for winch S2l00 per an
mum would be paid a sum much less
than the cost of CARRYING the NAL be-
tween the points naFped. J D. Em-
merson. 81 Louisiaua, is the contrse-
ter, who IS the only d be responsible for
she service.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

The Prescott Miner SAYS a man an
swering the description Of Joe Wine
brow, the murderer of a ehinaman at
Phoenix, has been arrested BY Deputy
Sheriff Yandeburgh.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

China and France have buried the
hatehet. edge down China agreed to
withdraw her troops from Tonquin.
France abaudons all claim for la
demnisv.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

The Chicago billiard match between
SehefIer and Slosson, on the 18th, re-
suited ia a victory for Shelter. His
highest run was 2l1; Slosson scored
200 as his highest.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

YFsEE SILVER BELT Is kept on file g
III s. q Dalles advertising agency. y
where contracts fof advertising can be
made For il.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

The machinery for the erection Of q
oill, q hall-erusherl on the divide be-
tween Wild Rye and Green valley. IS
nov at WinsloN, % tsle 8. & p read,
and win be moved to the place whore
It Is to BE- erected as soon as the road
Is passable for heavy wagons.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

During be season for mosquitoes
and other singing insects, and Of
poisoned plants, your SKIN IS impare.
bite eill swell and Tester unless you
apply Papill0n SKIN Cure, A single
application VIII neuiraiize the poison.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

" ~ lsookner returned from
VIII Rye Thursday. ard reports veee-
tanon strong and ererythins lovely.
Salt nyeF IS barely foraabie, and not
unattended with danger 70 the way
f.r5r
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

>f f4uRCB oTICE.--l Teae liin4.
sunday af Ios e. nl sunday oeA2o. q
1120 s "a. Prayer meeting ara biple
stotiv. Fridav. 80 .. d. al private resi-
denccs.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

From IS to t1.s5 q. rl. l2.45ie p M. and
Z IL 9 y. IA Sunday hecrss g ~ g. m.
and 10 p. n.
Nicht-FaIe messages must he hanata Ut
hefofe $50 II. n. 10 insure prompt trans
mission over " L lines.
&. II. ALLISON, Operator.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

The supreme court reports Of this
territory are now ready for distai-
button
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

once Hours Of eiobe & san Carlos Tslo-
graph Cempaay
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

Just received at someryilles Bakery.
a large and assorted supply Of sweet
crackers, ginger snaps. &c.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

Prof c. soyer and Chas. Denhart
returned from their southern trip
yesterday
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

An attachment was sued ont By Che
Anglo California Bank, Of San Fran.
cisco, against Hudson & Co. Of Tucson
to secure the paymenl Of Sl30O00.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

B. G. Fox has been appointed dep
uty assessor, ard VIII be found at all
times in the sherif7s Office, ready for
the transaction Of business.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

We acknowledge the receipt Of an
invitation to be present ata ban given
in Phoenix at the Lemon Hotel Match
18th. which marks the opening Of that
building for the accommodation Of
guests.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

Patrick Hamilton is doing a good
work for Arizona. in the amended re-
print Of his Resources of Arizona.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17

We are nnder obligations to z. Nc
Donald for files Of newspapers printed
at the african diamond fields They
contain much interesting reading.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-17
Dailv temperature Tor tie week .

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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-08-08
ABOUT PEOPLE AND THINGS.

BEAD work ON lace is announced as the coming fe-
male pastime. Feather work. as screens ambrequins,
table scarfs etc., is the fancy Of the hour.
A coLoRED girl at Newport wears $40, 900 worth
Of diamonds. It not known whether she is the
daughter Of Pullman porter hotel waiter.
Mr.. POPE WALKER, who, except Mr.. Robert
Toornbs is theonly member Of the original Oonfeder-
ate Cabinet is practcing law in Huntsville, Ala.
Mr.. CHARLEs MANLY, who has just died in England
at the age Of eighty viii be remembered as the man
who built the first iron steamship that made sea
voyage.
DAVID FURTHERMORE, Charles Fancy and Anony-
nous Higgins were three men with odd names who
happened to come together in the town Of Rome, Ga
the other day.
Mr.. HENRY JAMES Is about to see Dickens and GO
him one better in his Tales of Three Cities aud to
bring out work by his phosophic father on Spirit
ual Creation"
TO stranger, one Of the greatest curiosities Of
Japan Is the wonderful variety Of coins that are in
daily use In some instances it takes ], 900 pieces to
make 81 These are called cash.
SoMEof the Claimants friends assisted him in
Portsea convict prison and told him Of the proceed
is in the colony Of New South Wales for the release
Of "Arthur Ortcn" from the Paramatta lunatic
asylum The Olaiinsnt said he did not mean to
sumber when he came out Of prison. He viii be re-
leased on tho oath of October uext from Pentonvlls
prison, TO which place he will is removed about