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TO PHILADELPHIA.

express leave ewYor, Desrosses and Court
landt street FeGrles as follows:
62o 7;2o. g Y Chicago Limited), ane 10 lwasLugoa
LIntedl. III. lilo a M. I, $40, 340. 40, j. q
and y; ~ sna y mEhI Sundays, ol3 @ LLgitsi.
Trains leaving Newlor daily except sanisy ats AMI
lllOa. M. "a. aud ep IN. ani ,. ~. on suBdass
Returning trains eave Broad street station, Philadelphia
i2ol 82l iSo 545, 0;50 7SA $50 $50. IL and I'D
a. Limited EXPRESS l:li and is5o p M, lzAt.
GgSe ~ l4o and s'iG p u. ON saadsy l2;el y, ~
740 p u Leave Philadelphia via Ca,Daeh. e. i3lY
Tcset otces s4a AIS aud s44 Broadway, Actor HOUSE,
and Desbrossee and Courtundt sts tourst ani
Brocklya Annex station. foot hatos-st. troo.lya.
Buschs Hotel HoDoken station Jersey city tmisrsas
Ticket ONCE No. Batery-place and Castle Garden.
The New.York TRANSFER onpsny viii cll AMI ai),x
Ossgage IiDp Es sJ "a PiIssH eooneoA J. r. WOOD
SnAhlene rei Manager General Passenger Asens
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. r.
Il NEM.JERSEY OENrRAL DIVISION.

FOOT ~ LIs TII6 ST. N tsT IT RIyEa
Fgr P RI and TkENros.' Hound sssss
4ss sso % Sis AZ zoo vs. mo- 81 ~
Direct connection 1T wayn. Jurcion for ana
Chestnut Hi q c0.Inbia-aye. for MsnayuBk conshs.
DRxEfSc.E ON CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
Pc srnlns ssSs PaifiDELPHIA. Ninth and Green SIS,
.%s. Gs !. 10 go S 5 f i !e S5 saad s Is
q yERAH sna Penn,
~ syssysS 90
$50 5:if. 400 ,. "a SUNDAYS, $50 ,; m.
e. soS Ss5 So TO S s sss :s s loo '
fYE SItkns 15 and sDa
For For PaaEtSH at Il oo 40 4S H. Loo lso s
r.: 4.tE s "a MAgca cagss
10 MAJ az sS s2 90 bA scif'E; &c. ss 20 a
FOR ErNoroN 100, st5 M. 100, l.so. 400 4'so.
SO sol 7;ss SIS. fO;sjp, Sundays; 400. ssoOs N:
~ 's siSS .os 20
;S .5S s5S s.s lsSS NJ S i l sSS
300 54S, 1856 m. SUNDAYS except ocean Grove u
For FREEHoLb at 5i5. TAD. HOO a. l3o. 400 500
reT LAKEWOOD, TOMS RIVER and BARNEoAr at 500.
For xriAHrIc CRY. viNELAND and BRIGHTON "a
x:o0 o m, 1880 Pm
NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
PIT So Es Ef s S s SsAscH
As0. $50, HOO ~ loo. S45. $50. $50 p N Sundays
For hi,BERoN. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE,
OCEAN BEACH, POINT PLEASANT, &c, 900. iis00
q. m. loo, 345. siso, $3.50 p N. -
For A rLASTI HIGHLANDes 4:So 200 o. m S:&o, es0s
f!yr LAKEWOOD. TONS RIVER. BAHNEGAr. 4iso Nd
Ticket, procured ct foot Of Lieertyss Pier SO
broadway $50 Is7 and 80 eshsyei hi,ng.oust 10.
IL l4S Greenwichst 1885, z06 East = IN S lssts
500 Bowerv and principal hetels in NewYerk City II
brooklyn 70 30 Court l07 Broadway s59 $50 Pub
ton st 2lO a73 Manhatanaye In Hsboksn, 14 Washins<
ton " Y Transfer Company VIII call Tor and cheek oa
So r. Woo TEN O. O. HANCOCK,
General Msnaser Gen. Pass snd Ticket Ast.
H. n BALDWIN, e. r. P. Agt, 1ie Liberty St. N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28

HN"' ioAA ooM rs n AID fhs s9SJlis .oursL
o HOURS FASTER THAN ANY OH 49, -rx~rP
The Nsw-York, Phiiadsiphis Nsrfclk Haired
sow Fast bay a.d Ssht E.gfsss cs ~ rs.s~lssl
Eailrosa $40 weehdays and m a. May A. daiy Ssr
fuik 70 aad si6 sleepinR ears ticnsn Il xfth-
York 70 0Ape Charles and PArior Car non GA
* secured Il say Tckst once Of she
Nompany II. n COOKE, 0sn1 kee4 Aan SSeA1E
~ w pU0NG ouDGunfoD4D0k
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G,eamtcdts ano Railroads.


A --R0NDOUT, KINGSTON and CATSKILL
ia MOI STAINs landing o. tCranstons lwest Pointl
Cornwall Newturx Marlboro diltop, Poughkeepse ard
1ons, eonDectsng with Ulster ana delaware stony oyo
ant ssiT Mountains. amt Raslersk railroads. steamers
every week DAY st D. m. ~ t Of Harrtson.st n r. e.
eept Saturdays when City OF Kingston leaves at 1 o. NJ
landng at Newonrg and Pougbkefgs,e connecting with
special train for ali 50 MINER kEBC fIr THROUGH THIN
CATskILL MOUNTAINS. VIII teave hond0uf Sunday
nights IL o'clock arrival spec2e lasf Train IRON tbs
Mountains arriving at New. YORK Rondssea Al
ALBANY B0ATS-"PeopIes LEae.s-DP"W
- md DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier Al, Nprr eS
i9ot9 ranalst every week day at o. M conBech ~
~ P n.s North aud West Freight received wui tn a
FOR 0kIENsTg6 1 G3R I z SHEL aR
steamer FRANCES leaves Pier ~ = r.. 8e"l2yh ssS
DAYS at 8 p IN. Retrrnpg on alternate days
Racket & BRO, gehls. 81 south-st, NY.
7 ,oNG ISLAND RAILROAD.
FREQUENT AND RAPID TRAINS TO ALL POINTS
Oh LONG ISLAND.
See full tns tables be had at All static OF the company
end at Nos li5 2OT Gs 9i4, 9oI 1913 and l323 Broad
way. $50 Canal-st. 1877 6taye. Grand Central Depot
42d-st al the Fifth Avenue. Windsor ana other principal
hOts Is, ami at Delm0nioos. ia broadway. -
y .LMORE'S GREAT JUBILEE MANHATTAN
BEACA. GRAND PROGRAMMES LIVERY AffKR@
NOON AND EVENING.
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DUTGERs COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL,

PUTGERS COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOUL,
~ New Brunswick, " J-For boys and young meni pre-
pares college business 140 students boarders limited
20 90 single bedrooms with common study for
also single Rooms carpeed &C, and cared for
steam radiator each influence Of college town
inspiring careful constant oversight OF students teachers
hive with the boys healthful bes references il6sh year
begins September Is Catalogues.
Er ToMIINsoN Mead Master,
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after June 2. 1885.


AND UNITED ST ATTS MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave NewYor VIA Desbrosses and Couran
Ferries, follows;
Harrisburg. Ptsburs and the West with Pnman Palace
Cars attached. . a q, and So daily New York
ana chicago Limited OF Psror Dining smoking and sleep
Wiianspor. Lock Haven D. m; Cory aud Erie
ep conncctng al CORY fol- Htlsyla Petroleum Cen.
ire ana the OH Regions
baltimore Washington and the south Limited Washington
Pullman Parlor Cars daily Sunday 10
IA: arrive Washington 4:0S D. regular o20 ani
$3.50 m- J. $40 and p M ana IL night Sunday. Sis
IN. $40 and p. IN and IL night
For Atlantic CITY except SUNDAY with through
For Cape May. except SUNDAY, p m a..
Long Branch Bay Head Janc0n and intermediate stlt)s
via Railway ana mboy. i:lj $40 and . a. M ~ noon.
$40 q and 6:S1 u. m. On sunday,
$3.50 m. and D. m lido not stop NJ Asbury Park
For Old Point aud Norfolk New York. Philadelphia ant
Norfolk railroad. GEO week days ana IN every
dav. via baltimore and PAY Line $40 m week DAYS. .
Boats OF BROOKLYN connect with all through trans
Jersey CITY Attending speedy and direct transfer Tar
Trans Arrive From PttsburG s. 1890 m. 65S sat
a. M. To. & o. $50 $40 and 1905 D "a snnday.
G21 a m, 800 9;20, l0;o3 r. m. From Phintei hr
25O 500 4 e. a20. $50. lO.40. 1l30a lao, z $40,
$50 5.S0 G.2G $50. 7:3e $50. 9:2e sSj. 1905 M.
and 1920 night Sunday $50. $40, 7svs. oo3 lEjsa H.
$40, GEO 65S. 500 9:S5 1905 u
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Gam 5rbools.
OOLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL.

The twenty eighth annual term OF this institution VIII com
mence on the first MONDAY Of October 1882 at the Law
School Building 49th-st between 4th and Madison
sves north side. and win continue until June, 1886
The course study embraces years and designed 10
siye fall and tile principles and
tce of the catalogues. DC. address above
THEoDORE W. DWIGHT. Warden. &c.
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1nslrnrtion.

For Boys and Young Men-country.
PUTGERs COLLEGE,
n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., w.y,
borr from New York on the Penna n q.
Year begins denominations for admisson sept ls 1855
SLOAN PRIZES FOR BEST CLASSICAL ESTUANoE,
ExANINATIoNst lsr. eto0 csiD0 oAsEDI 2D
$3.50 $50 CASH.
Sixteen Professors no Tntors Qssacs course fun and
thorough Increased facilities for the study OF French and
German with view prscticn Laboratory work Ton
all students In Chemistry. Wele2upped Astroqopical Obs
seryatory for students' dse Fun Geological Cabinet
Ample Provision for Electives Junior and Senior years In
Natural Science History, etc
The SCIENTIFIC DEPARTMENT 10 the New-Jersey
State College Constant 1ed-practce In Surveying Full
course In Dtaughtipg.
THE AIM OF THE COLLEGE gHoRoueHNEss IN
ALL WORK.
facilities and personal attention for every student
For full information address Librarian Rutgers College.
MERRILL EDWARD GATES, Pr. D., L. d,
nresf
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Qearhers.

A TUTORS, GOVERNESSESa and TEACH
N. ERs.-In every department OF and learning.
commended charge No charge 10 teacers untl en-
gaged. IL. MIRIAM COfRIERE,
Next Century Bndmg) "a East i7th-st
A YALE GRADUATE desires situation az
n teacher, best Of references and highest testimonials
from his instructors. Address
b A. Box 81, Plattsviiie. Conn.
WANTED. Immediately resident teacher;
w English and music. Miss DONovANs TEACHERS
BUREAU, eos2 East I4th-sI
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Gfhool of foreign Grapel.

XVANTED.-A number of boys from twelve
w 10 sixteen years age and OF good school
education Join school OF Tor travel by gentleman OF
both teaching and IN foreign
tries. best OF references given and required.
For information and circular apply ~ the Principal
r. d. ADAMS, A. NJ NewtOnvllc, Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28

,1oEILER INSTITUTE, No. 1886 West
M 5athst founded 1858. Day school and kinderssi ep
for both sexes boarding school for boys' TERMS si'0 W
annum Prepares lot al c'" r W MoELLER, Principal
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Justrnriion.
For Both S

~ WEST 3oTH-ST. school begins Its thi ,,r
~ ,ssnsb war Thurs, oct 8. Address STOWE W. III
SEPT o., rv,or ANNA c. BRACKET.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28

MISS WARREN, IL West 47th-st;1oBoyS
wi pcnartment sept. %. Young Ladies', sept. 80.
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cTEVEYs HIGH SCHOOL.

-
Tho Academic Department. Of the STEVENS INSTITUTE
OF TEcHEoLoGY Tivor.st, between 6th and 9th ssp
HoboEsn Nj opoas sept H. 1885. Examinations for ad
mission the and 18Th September. Pull conrses
OF study preparatory schools oi science and colleges
Junior department s5 Dor snnu department. sl50
per
These terms include oil the studies
For catalogues apply 70 The Librarian o: Insttute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28

WILLISTINE HALL, Nyack- ON the Hud-
w son Tor Young allies and Little Gris-TNeiv'
students received into the ismily. For illustrated crcula
address Misses ]. A. & J. KEMPsHALL.
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CwARrHMoRE COLLEGE.
TRINITY SCHOOL, Tivoli-on-Hudson, n. \,

The rev. JAMES STARR CLARK DID, heo'or'
,sted ny Eve resident teaohsrs Boys ana y1.hg
thoro gly fitted for the best COLLEGES and h az
ert aohoos cr for business This school ouera .o
want fes OF fellthfu locati0t bone beab M ~.
toacherz thorough training. assduous care ~
nsrs and morals exclusion OF bad boys; 70 cons th
nus ptrents looking a school where ivy NAY a.,
eSnidsnes place their soma special instruction gwen in
Ths Sins net year win begin September e.,
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For Roth Sexes-City.

FRIENDS SEMINARY TOT s, Doys anu "ni''
- JoIIN NJ CHILD. A NJ Principal
Reopens oh month 18Th win iner1esea ~ r H.
A.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-11
He Was Fixed.


 There was an exciting horse steal ing case tired up at Bodie last week, and the opposing counsel hullyraggod the witnesses in a manner calculated to have convulSed even a Frisco law yer with envy. Finally tho name Of a woll-to-do old granger was called, and he stepped upon the stand, carry ing a double-barrel shotgun in his hand.
 What are you going to do with ibat weaponT" asked the Judge.
 "Wal, I'll tell you, Squire" sad the old man, ohesrfulIy. Il bearu some talk around here this morning that the lyers oalkilated ter ax me some questions about a little hoss mis. understandin' 1 had myself when was a young man back in ther states, and about my haviu a eztry wife down Tn Texas sOmewhar. Now I'm willin to tell all l know about this here perticular case, but I ain't going ter take any begosh nonsense from anybody. I'm a law-abidin' man, Jedge, but l rile powerful easy. Now, then, go ahead with ther procession, '' and placing his cooked gun across his lap, the witness turned to the attor- Eeys with a bland smile.
 There was a solemn pause for few minutes, and then the witness was ex- cused, and stepped down amid terrific applause. San Franciscan.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-11
Saturday, July Il, 1885.
Throne. ar eola.

A French traveller has just returned from Stamboul with a wonderful story of the sights he saw, He is eloquent about two thrones, for instance one of enameled gold, with encrustatious of pearls, rubies and emeralds; the second called Arise, " evidently chris, tened when the reiguing sultan was an mood for paradoxes. In another room he saw two caSketS, even more magnificent studded with rubieS and diamonds, in which the hairs from the Prophets beard are jealously pre- served There are also several curious instruments made of gold and thiokly studded with gems on the back, which were used as portable scratching posts Another room was hung with armor and sceptors; caskets and eserj. toires lay on the table. The oldlescri. toires are all shaped like a plstol; the iukstand is placed at the spot oceu- pied by the trigger and the reeds and a penknife are in the barrel There are also inkstands in the shape of trays, each containing five saueers, for ink, drying powders and other odds aud ends used by writers. another room are the costumes of all the Sul- tans down to Mahmoud H. Each of the costumes has a silk scarf attached, together with magnifcently chased dagger and a diamond aigrette Then, heaped pell nell in side room, are the keys of the fortresses of the Elm pire, and, finally comes the sacred treasure, consisting of the relics of Is- lam, the mantle and standard of the Prophet, his sword and bow; the swords of the first Khalfs and the old est MSS. of the Koran.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-11

VI NltAssSI AaAte A wv AtfA- WIS lAA-A tNtA td ing un9bsarved in ihe urine, md many ether dis eases that lead So insanity and death
 Dr. A1RNTfE, who ls q regular physician, tgyadnste Of the Univsrsisy os PeuIHyiFania v agree 5 fogfe Sss0, for a eass 7l tlis hndthe Vital Hestbranve (under sls special asiliee and treatmeBtl wili aot euro or for anything tnipEre ui9ri0as found sn A DIR, MINYlE treats aE private diseases nuccssur hiiy without mercury. Generalization Freq. Thorough examination and 1dr,cc, including analy- sls Of urine Sa o9 PsiGe st vrTSt REsT0RtrfYa ga 0a e bottle, CT four times tbe quantity g. ssnt ta any addYts upon receipt price or G Q. D., secure frcm obseryation and in private name II desired, hy
 AZ. MA@IEE. M. W
 II Eeaney street San Pysnosses sI
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-11

The new member of the Japanese legation, who arrived very recently in this country, has created a great sen. sation, especially in the immediate family circle of Mr. and Mme. Kuki. He is enly fifteen inches long, but he weighs eleven pounds. Although moving in an exalted social circle, his manners are not marked by that re- pose which should distinguish diplo- matic baby nor does he seem to real ize the advantages of being born in free and enlightened America, and of having all ready for his use seven new silk gowns, and an unlimited supply of beautiful ornaments, including, it is said, a milk-bottle of solld gold in- lad with pearls and diamonds. Al. though he will not have gorgeous christening, be will at least have an eminent name, as he is to be called after the Mikado of Japan or Presi. dent Cleveland.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-11

lMpk TETEI fSsSa. THIS GREAT
 < N ]. ]. < < < &fN s& tNNssssssvssslssa tNaE fsTktENGsT FE Y N. A NH kN ING REMEDY uNsN E MI EM and Nerve TONIC IA4t #se~ " is tho legitimate re- "a # suit of over % years Is8 ,6sb # z of practical expert Iss lss < q ysFs N ence, and CURES IlbsCTl V s sM WITH INFAIL- IsEk E s9 ! lst & ING CERTAINTY
 lsss s ss srEs# cal Debility, Semin- al Weakness, Spermatt0frna, ProstashOr- rhga, Emissions, Impotency, Exhausted Vitality. Premature Decline and LOSS OF MANHOOD, in all its complications, and from whatever cause produced. ltenriches and purtfies the Blood, strengthens the Nerves, Brain, Muscles, Digestion, Repro ductiyc Organs, Physical and Mental Fac ulties. It stops any unnatural facilitating strain on the system preventing inYolun- tary losses, debiiitating dreams, seminal losses with the urine, etc, so destructive to mind and body. It is sure eliminatOr of all KIDNEY and BLADDER COM PLANTS. IL contains no injurious ingre- dients, To THOSE SUFFERING FROM THE EVIL EFFEcTs OF YOUTHFUL INDIscRE- rIoNs oREXcEssGs, 4 sPEEDY V TtloRoreI ASD PERMA NEWT CURE IS GUARAN- FEED. Price, S2 60 per bottle, or five bot ties in case, with full directions and advice, for S10. Sent secure from observation to any address upon receipt of price, CT C. O.. D. To be had only of
 DR. c. D. SALFiELo, 2t6 KEARgY ST., San Francisco, Cal. Consultations strictly confidential by letter or at office. Y TREE. For the convenience of patients, and in or der to insure perfect secrecy, have adopt ed private address, under which all pack ages will be forwarded
 Trial Bottle Free ss,'7' sa s 'f ss '4ss .sa, I' any one applying by letter, stating his symptoms and age. Communications strict ly confidential jan M-h
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-11
DH. ALLEN,

conn flslf1n PRESENTS giyKs AWAY. Send us s abkUkl, JUL kjeants postage md by msl you win get s~e q package of goods of large yalue
 that will start y0n ln work that will at once bring y0n in money faster than anything else in America All about the S20Qo90 in presents with eneh box Agents wanted Everywhere of either sex, for all the time or spare time only, to work for us at their own homes Fortunes for all workers absolute ly assured, Don't delay. H, HALLET & Co, Portland, Maine feb2l-Iy
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-11
The Great English Remedy.

Isa nevrr~fsiiing eurR tss
 NeiyJus dehil.ty exhaust
 si vitality, Sei8iilalw lweAa
 6acss SpeFRRiosrhG, Loss NAE9Cep inspgssncy Payalysis, rrpstasorrh8d, nnd ail Ae terrible sdseta | oi Stii abuse. yoathlulfol
 Hes, and sEcsssss in mA tDrcr ye4rg such a los
 of memory, Lassituas, Noct,rfsl snl5siong, aver ioH Q Roejsty, oiIansss
 a H d
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-11
Sample Bottle Free,

W bC sent Co GGy one aguyE hy letter stating synip
 tgln5 aud age Strict see1scy ia regard Q al bas ! nass transnctlJus.
 DH. MlNTEE'B Hgdney Remedy Ne.
 phFetEEuss,, ciiFts all kinda Of kidney an& Bladder Complaints G0nuTfhrea, Gleat, Itiiearthua Fofs6I6
 hyRii dEuREists sl 00 bottle Six bottles Tor s5 O. DIR. MENTKE'S nNndetl0n Kktlsare the
 best and chfapogt DTssFGic aAS BuIt0U care ia the EHarkCt. For sale by ail dtuglists an17-h
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-11
$500 REWARD.

Nu.A Five hundred dollars p2S viii be paid upon the
 conyicti0nof any person
 caught stealing or kill
 ing any cattle with the npNW " above brand or with BK
 ' on the left Iibs and shoulder, CT a diamond bar on the middle of the left side. Sheep-crpp of the left ear, two sits on the right.
 Post Oilice-PhcniX, A. T..
 sept 22-Iyl J. NJ. & X. A. WARD.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-11

6t0nn flrl0is rHEsxaTs aIysS AWAY Send MElisf ! EI ns gents puetaee, and by mail yoa WAS1t&50 will eet FH&K pacbnge of goods of large value that VI start you i7 work that ~iIl at once bring you In money faster than anything else in Ainerica An about Che s2S0, ,000 lgl presents with eaoh box. Agants wanSea everywhere, of either sex for af ths tlns af spare tiine only, t0 work for US at their t9f hofues Fortunes for all wogkags abso- 1nteiy aa4Gsd Don't dslay Fl FAIGRT $ x'o., Portland, Maius fsh2l fy
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-11
S25O Reward.

The above reward will be paid for inforna- tion that will lead to tho conviction of any person who may be found altering or defaoing the marks or brands, nr stealing, Killing or driving from th0ir accustomed ranges any live stocl. belonging Co any of the members of the Globe Stock Growers Asgociation of Giia County
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-11

Do l love George" unused Clara, softly, for is it simply a sisters aaec- ton that I feel for
 Just then Bobby burst noisilY into the room and interrupted her sweet meditations.
 Get cut of here, you little bratI she shouted, and seizing him by the arms she shot him through tic door.
 "Ah, no, she sighed, as she resumed her interrupted train of thought, my lQye tor George is not a slster's love- 1t is something sweeter, purer higher and holier
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-11

Russia is about to begin second railroad between the Black. sea and the Caspian, along the foot of the Can. casus on the north, while the existing railroad is south of the mountains. Like the other Russian railroads, it will be tivs7foot gauge. The cost, with harbor improvements at Novo. rissik, IS estimated at $9,5OO,0Oo or S55,000 per mile. The line will give an outlet to a productive grain coun- try as well us petroleum. The lattor does not depend upon it wholly, ys there is now a pipe line sixty mile long leading from the wells to NoYo. rissik. When built it will be possible to ride by rail all the way from the Atlantic to the Caspian sea.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-11
sse5o IsEw ARD.

,A.-.A The ab0Te reward will sxT78 be paid f0T the detection
 and conviction of any
 person or persons caught \ stealing or killing any ~#N yE cattle of the above brand. SzA9 JOHN KENNEDY.
 Globe A F.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-11
s2oo Howard.
To Capital Seeking investment.

T OWN THE CONTROLLING INTER- K est in the two copper claims, wiih 8 large amount of high grade copper ore ia sight Plenty Of wood and water on tie claims. l want s85000 to buy outstanding interests, develop claims and put them in bullion prcduciGg condition. l will repay this S35JGo ont Of tEe first copper produced. leaving you With a one-haH interest in two good, developed claims, with good redne- ton works on property. You can secure yourself by deeds to claims and all im- prOvements until money is paid back, then divide property and go ahead.
 Who wants to investigate this in good faith?
 Cali on or address JOHN D. BU URGFSS, Dunlap P0stoaee, Graham County, A rize- na, via Fort Grant. sept s-u
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-11
$500 REWARD.

Gross on left hip Ear marks-crop of right and under-cut in each ear.
 The above reward will be paid by th9 un- dersigned for information that will lead to the conviction of any one guilty of defaeing, altering, or in any way changing the above described brands or ear marks or stealing cattle bearing them.
 Range -AlcSiillen, Post 0iiee address Globe, Gila County, A. T.
 aug. 9-tf P. STANLEY. /