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Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10
rrMrs WIsEnrl.Ls.

The undersigned having beeh ap- pointed agent for tho sale Of a great variety Of pumps and tho Slower windmill, is prepared 10 furnish any ono or more Of tue Kind enumerated together with fxings pipes in sata- iogue and price list, which can Do seen upon application 70 ne who will also Furnish mill and machinery for grind. ing fecd, meal, &c
 f1EEA sfsTFt3A AryNYl
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10
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II WAR N IN e

fiaGln9 learned that cectasn llart ies ctsltcns psate bEinglng stock onto Iipfet Afinaral sgStsek and tae heaaof Disappointment Wal. aeE, eotitsining what are known x Indian. Nsalstnt ailr eyezufaens Springs ana other paaees where thefs may he water at certain tiifes of tiss year on and rarae Notice fN hereby given that the undersigned, hayc had HI1oseass!stl et and have kept thesa sprsugs in repair ff the lasf five yeai4. acr<g Ysr N ls,v lsee Acs Nc. 20 Sso K, Laws " s5l nt,d tugthegtpqge Shat Hero e noss on s,.i,i range aA the ssoek is will spppe
 DIY0HEs
 Mineral Greek Gila County. X T,, June aSf iae9 isi3-H
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10

On Wednesday fire was commu- nieated to the house now occupied by John Birchett. Happily it was dis covered before it had gained much headway and was speedily extin- guished, but not before general alarm bad been given.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10

A whirlwind, mere zephyr in com parison with Missouri cyclone, paid it's respects to the BEIr office, lifted the roof and moved it ten inches near CT the north pole, on Thursday. Kin. ney replaced t in position and an- chored #, not for a day only, but fcr all time.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10

c. II. Ketchun sued the Metamora and gelfair Companies for sums ag. gregating s7,soO for alleged salary at $l00 per month, which was decided in favor of the defendants, by the judge, on Wednesday last.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10

There will be a meeting Of the shareholders Of the Globe City Roller Skating Club, this evening, Oct 10th, at s o'clock, sharp, in tho building south of Hitchcock's drug store. Im- .portant work. A full attendance is requested.
 By order of the President,
 w. Fl. CooE, Sec'y.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10

FXr = for was kifx psc.ds. Send % cc,,ss
 ksA1f5 Sposta1e aASs t sgill mail ynu YegR.
 EFtfffs royal. saIuahle sample lsssx of ro.slS
 z. Y ks tat syi pat Y6p iss the WHY of snxk thought possible 1t sny business Cap;tsI not requifea. You can live at honse and sork ih sl'are tina only, ~ all the time AT of neth Sexea q sll sges, Eisdnasiy si,eccssiiil. .! 2g cents ta g eRsliv esttted every avenin4 That all Hao want work may test tbe bssis ness we ninae tlsls unpara sisd offer. To a2l wila gre pst aaelI satislifa Ne wiil send si to I,4H fuf tae tfonlle q aFiting us, Full earsss ena4fs s.ireetlens, etg.s sgns free Insnensa lsaY insslg aisf.s Ag all pl,o stagt as o,,cS l7sssk flelay Address rsxsos 6 Co. Tfss lssss si'sg {ssa
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10

The Globe Dramatic Assoeiation will give . dance, Oct. 18th, at stallo's Hall. As great preparations have been made, we feel assured that who attend will thoroughly enjoy themselves.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10

Charles Starr wishes to announce that he has re-opened bis saloon, at the ola stand, and has au entire new stock of liquors, wine, porter, ale and beer. Give Charley Q call.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10

Indians reported as having crossed ti,e railroad near Wilcox, going north. Also another band trayeling in the iirectioR af Mule mountain.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10
S25O Reward.

The above reward will be paid for infnrna. tiUn that Wia lead to the conviction ~ snv ncrsoia who may ba found altering q tlefacine the laassg oF brands, or steasinr. kiiNng oy drlvlHg tsona then accustomed falsges afv live stuek Ee1ola5ing to any ol tho matnisers of the ttlobe Stock sSfowefs Associetion cf Gila County
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10

Yesterday was the l4th anniversary of the great fire in Chicago, the most destructive of any witnessed on the Amesican continent.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10

Dr. R. F. Burgess, the well known and popular travelling dentist desires us to state that he will visit Globe on or about October 18th.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10

Cards are out for the marriage of Charles NJ. shannon of Silver City, New Mexico, to Miss Mollie Betterton, of Dallas Texas, October 13th.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10

y ATTENTION Parties know. ing themselves indebted to us will please call immediately and setGle, as wa intend to do ! strietly each busi. ness from this date We 10 not ia- tend to give credit te anyone, therss Tore no one need fsoi insuIted if tbey are refused credit. as we are viadine np ouF bnsiness
 MIXERS ( seIIETN 0st laS5
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10

The time of holding district court in Pinal county is left o tho Judge. In all other counties of tho Territory the time is fixed by law.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10

Judge Pinney, A. D. Lemon and A. c. Baker left after the adjournment of fcourt, on Thursday, for their home in Ph@nix.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10

Itisreported that Wm. Reade, better known as shorty killed Mexican on the San Pedro, in self defense.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10
GIona, GII.a CougrF. Arizana

--''' N F1N171 " 1A1 I11lll11a
 0ct. sth, 1855. Board mot pursuant 10 adioura- nleH Present Supervisors x M. estineyer and Jos. Redman Ab. sem Supervisor fsilson. 0n melton Hoard adjourned to t}as. lslth, lso5, ai 2 o'clock a n,.
 c. N liTIN,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10

f. F kellner arrived in Globe from Santa Barbara, Cal, Sunday evening.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10

The case of the Territory vs. Moody, iu Justice Wentworth's court, proved a fizzle.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10

Our informant was mistaken in chasing Mrs. John Benbrook as member of che Globe Dramatic Asso- ciatlon.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10

E.F Kellner & Co. received \ silver brick from the Kellner min this week.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10
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GIoDr. Oct. t0, 1ss,3

GLoDE, pes. 70, 1885,
 To the Hon. Boara of Supervisors of Gila County, Arizona Hentleiacu 0Wing to the refusal Of tha exprcss company to transmit auy com or cur- reney to Globe city and there beina no other safo way of Importing tlle same aiid neither being sufficient on hand to pay the taxes in con oF cur. roney which wiH soon be duo, ! re- speetfally suggest that yon pass reso- iutions ~ goar next meeting, aatbor- izsng the Collector of taxes and reas- uref of 9lla cuuiity to Fecefy eertiii cates q deposits frbn the best ma. solvent Danks of San Francisco N payment, or part payment, for taxes coming quo this gaar Parties Se .cetging funds from the county VIII nos doubt be willing 10 accspt fheir pay ln 2 llke nlanaeri put t < utterly ini. possible under present circumstaaces toI the people of fsila county to pay ali thei2 taxes iil coin or currency
 Respectfully, 6cs
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10

Mrs. James Hazard left Thursday for Phoenix, with . view of placing her children in school.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10

William Middleton and wife TO, turned from Flagstaif,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10

diobe boasts 2 hospital, well iug. nished md equipped. in < good lceali, 1 " and o0t of debt. Tie lcs and bnild. lng Ras purchased by donations from the many miners and others in GloIe distrlct, and the bailding and eouip. ments should be used ior the benefit ot the pu6Iia, az intended, and nov en the contrary t hes beeh a boaraipg and lodging honso and finally devoted to 2 private school as on Friday morning as an illustration William Thompson was injured at the mine. and While entitled to i bca and eloth- lng u tUis hospital, ho was oBlgetl to go to ms own room, and trust to the good VIII aad brotherly care of Ais mining companions 10 secure him tae necessary Blankets, pillows, etc.. ins stead of being admitted to arooul iea iaated to the sick and wounded. Un- der IS present management, the "powers that be demand deposit Of S2l per week from all wlo require the attention cfau invalid, or wound- d man. Shades ofour fathers, must we deposit a bank account to seeure the benefits we hayo long since paid forf Let our hospital be opened, ana those entitled to is benefits receive them. Af,z.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10

". E. Eads, formerly typoin this office. is in Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10

w. H. Horrell has purchased F. w. Mayors interest in the Cleveland mine.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10

a is hereby odarei iEas the feresag,g no,fa. ot .n puoasgn ioF rateat ae gabllN tt iils period u ta fssssssr pslilisAesi at ssloae tSIla Ceunsy, sas isw BEN. M THoMsts. Reasssr
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10

Go and sec the electric light at E. K Kellner < Co.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10

Board of Supervisors met at 9 a, nt to-day
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10

Governor Tritle has rosigned
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10

First frost of tho season last night
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10
E X. K

Dr cook yesterday at 2 |. ra waile on she Wa3 to T patient haa q asnesr. ots encounter wish q skunk, whichl saesea him to lqse Ais supper Tue skunk WAS aot materially ipiaFed.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10
c. ". WAL Y ER s,
MaGhiliSt GQHSnith,
AND- General Repair Shop

Estimates furnishei ioy the eonstrrction of the kaneiess Wind Mills Tanks, Eorse Pow. era, PugspiBg Machinery of at kinda.
 DEALER iu Steaui Pipe fitsinRs, Pnzps5 hnse, Hunting and Sporting Goods, Fire Arms ard Ammunition. isgo-I
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10
Posr oFrrcE HOURS,

LOCAL NEWS
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10

Myers < axe abet % ,se elst taeir husiness herdi ans ai-U ossef-
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10

Nosscc to Tax.K yls ers " sssgA sa,,re, -.--A--s4-4 @Ot f z \ N llis J',9l IIf N \ F,y,r
 year ara lna asia fiay.si,le af tba othce of the YAK C'8ilseS0r If saifl s6,,s,t tv !, E1slst " l,aid an or ete ths th;rg NI,spany ~ Ayscelnilpr ioilpasnR, WIder A renaifv af hve peF cent ~ llc aidea the,pto. T
 H w AIN w A c EssS F,y 0es, tvrta Tax Collector.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10

lESN HEN coiafertaiite fN
 Y aglaN ie e0l,Sil-tss IN
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10
CasarrA of tne Rlaader.

StlBaji,g, irlftstlan, inhamnlatiop, nil Kid. y sIsa sinary complaints, cured by Bgs ihu Iaiha Si
 water Erer Hsacness Esugh on Rats clean them out. alsc Bee 'cs &nts
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-07
FOREIGN.

~soaa btEma esiieetinx Ans,her
AfWy.
sesEm, Msy e.-Lnrd Wosseley "a
snzasly indispoaed. Ii ID beiisved here
-. Osman Diems is again collecting
- sfny, Dat owing 70 scarcity Of food
=. 1n command, De cannot become suf
aele1tly formidable 70 call for British
expedition against him.
want Proseestsn.
Iok1R, May e.--Arabs ash Rnoaish
protection against Osmarl Dieu.a' and
almost all the tribes ara ufIlInv "a suh-
tnE y tue EnRiish vii tromise 10 rs-
main IN the country and protest. them
RON the vengeance of Osraan Digrpa.
kefie5 Will net be Received.
LONDON, May e.--An Exchange sele-
graph dispatch from Vienna states thst
Baron Won SchaefsF, Austrian Minister
as " asninRton. has been instructed by bis
government 10 object to the auooint-
nent OF Kelley - United States Minis
yer 70 Austria. IL Is supposed thai the
Iact OF heiley's wife being q Jevess 4
toe reason fer the objection, ALTHOUGH
notnlnR definite IN regard 20 the cause
ot TINS action Of The Austrian Govern.
ment ID known.
China and Japan.
sAs FEAscIsoo. May 6.--Ths steamer
eaty Of kiD Jansiro has arrived With
honRkonR dates 20 April 7th and YoEo.
hama 70 the 18th. A collision occorred
on March 18th on the Huauaapis riyar
between the Chinese ferry steamer Lin
1uen. plying between Wooaun0 and
shanghai, and the Ocean SteamshiuC Com
pany's steamer Orestes. The Chinese
steamer, which carried about 100 pas
senRsrs and crew Of 12, was cut in two.
All 6ut 81 Of the passengers and seven
OF the crew are believed 20 have
persisted.
The Japanese Minister at Picking has
submitted terms to thu Chinese Gov
ernment for settlement Of the troubles
contested with the Corean Outbreak.
japan demands the withdrawal of the
Chinese troops from Cores; that
China shall heneeforth refrain from in
teffering In C0rean affairs; the PAYMENT
TO Japan of an indemnity Of 500. 600
taeis lover million dollars; and the
punishment Of the Chinese command-
ers who melted the outbreak. China
has not yet replied to these conditions.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-07

a.. he krsneh navy a pressns inslude.
~ meo-of-gar 81 ell ciasses aaasf
eno t1cntS-ase are now rscsivinr thsil
esrmsme1t- There ara Of present IN the
saeostersanean one svolukign squadron
co.nroseo Of four ironclads. two dis
ps.en oosess two coast guards. one tsr-
psoo transport boat and four torpsdc
0oess. Tie squadron in the extreme
Oflenf comprises i've Ironciads. Hx
transports, fourteen cruisers, eleTe,a
sahooen and fsar torpedo boats. Ths
lseeI ionqu1n station, which i = naval
oisfsaoo now, furnishes occupation for
snffty gunooats, one pontocn- boat. one
Transport, four dispatch boats and one
noasinR workshop. In the neiRhber-
nood--that i. the Cochin China station
-thsre are nve gunboats, one transport.
one cruiser and one stationary man-of-
var. At Madagascar thsre are fvo
cruisers. four dispatch beats, two trans
perts and two gunbeats. Feur men-of-
war, four frigates, two dispatch beats
and two cruisers are used as school
snips for the instruction of officers and
sailors At Senegal there are six
oispatch- beats, one pontoun boat and
swo gunbeats; three transports, two
gunboats and one pontoon-boaf are in
New Caleonnlen waters: three sloops-of-
var, three transports and one gunboss
are stationed at Tahiti; four cruisers,
two transports and one ironelad are In
tke Pacific Ocean; four dispatch boats
and two ndewheel corvettes are in the
Gulf OF GuiBes; two dispatch boats are
10 Wet Indian waters, and two in
tijuana; one gunboat and one transport
are AZ Gab0on; i've dispatch boats, two
coastguards, one Runboat and two trans
ports are on the French coast: one dis
patch boat ia at Bidassoa; a eunboas
and TIVE dispatch boats are at .Funis: two
iron-clads and one dispatch beat are in
the Lev2nt; TIVE frigates. two transports
and one stationary nan-of-yar are in
the south Atlantic; one frigate and one
RunbOat are in tbs North Atlantic: two
cruisers are on the Newfoundland
coast; one transport at the Pirens; one
dispatch boat at Constartinople. To
the above list must be added the vesaeIs
plying between France and Senegal. the
EASY indies, Cochin China and TonQuin.
Inc Formidable, which was lately
ianncneo at Lorient, France. is an iron
eiao OF the first rank, and the most
powerful OF the French navy. She was
commenced in 1873. Her armament
uiii consist Of three guns Of thirty. seven
centimetres each. placed in iron turrets.
In addition, she will carry twelve guns
OF fourteen centimetres, which will be
placed IN the battery, and twenty four
dotehkiss guns will be distributed
throughout he vessel. The armor plate
s nfty-fiye centimetres in thickness.
hsr crew will number 900, officers and
men. Her displacement viii be IL 800
tons, and her speed will reach fifteen
knots per hour.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-07

tnld Commissioner General Cook re-.
Io5asa. enofs addresses were sIso
11oe ~ goi. Charles Marshal. ehfef al
S5ss1eEA Lees ssa4. and Col. Evsns Of
=, Ine recepti0n Later in the Ooavn
rlecss was Q brilliant success. HIM
dfeds OF ladies we're present. On -
wage we're many men Distinguished n
iaiiiifary circles. In the audience vsr.
Voc membefs Of Robert Z. Lee Caup Of
acknowledgements General King. ssrre-
ssry Of the soclety. read the followiur
bsleEraD from General Grant
PIease thank the membsrx NJ tha
nocletS Of the Army Of the Potomac for
tneif parfiality In eleetiRe me 70. 4 sIsc-
end time their presidents. I wish INV
neaitn promised . probability of INV be-
ing present At their nsxt MEETING.
Teuid regard u as pFovideutisl shouid 4
i,e aoie 10 attend, but / aeosps the honor
lno1gh without hope Of performing
Hns duties Of the Office. Wishing an thu
members many happy reunions, I 70.
U. D. GRAsT.r
sheFt Declared Net Guilty,
NEu YORK, May 6.-This forenoon.
Hnen the jury trying Richard Short for
stabbinQ Captain Phelan retired, the
Aoobies Of the court house remained
tnrouRed with people. The Jury having
made known that an agreement had
been reached, were brought into the
court and asked what their verdict was,
mot Railty" answered the foreman.
shorts friends set up q tremendous
shout, bat we're quickly quieted by the
officer.
Tbs Judge frowned in Indignation
and amazemenf at the verdict. and
iiaid Gentlemen. am astonished Al
your verdict. You are discharged from
all further service on this panel.o
II move for the discharge of the
prisoner" said counsellor Brook.
Granted" said the Court, In q man
laer that seemed 10 show that his honor
vas anxious 10 get rid of such sxtraor-
binary business.
A Sitaim Of the Firss Ayenue Fire
Nav YoRK, May 6.-AlfFed Krefzman.
aR9d 10 years, died early this morning 10
Bellevue Hospital from internal injuries
received ct the First Aveune fire on Sun.
day morning. He IL the eleventh VIC
tim.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-07
TEE AFGHAN FRONTIER.
TIE TIMES COMPLAINS.

4 @h1 AAMhS IOhfLAlNh.
LONDON, May 6.-The Times this
morning complains of the reticshce and
ambiguity Of the statement of the Gov
eminent in regard to the Afghan aues.
tlen. 10 severely eriticizes the action Of
the aovernment in recalling Sir Peter
Lumsden, as the frontier question will
DC all settled before he can possibly ar
rive IN London, and that therefore any
Information be may have will be worth
less, 80 Tar as the negotiations with
Russia are concerned. The Times also
says that by the change Of purpose the
Amsef Of AfRhanistan has besn placed
10 dinerent position, and that it is
time 20 make him understand that he
must strongly garrison Hsrat, or at
least allow an English superintendent
OF the fertilization Of the place. Even
il peace is temporarily secured. II would
be madness TO waste the time thus gain
ed, which, AZ least, can be bat small.
SECURITIES.
/ p. m.-Oonsols opened at 81, shortly
after noon advanced to $50. and are
now quoted at 981<. Russian securities
are at 691<. Stocks are quiet. aud home
and foreign securities are steady.
THE PICTURE OF ENGLISH HUMILITY COM
PLETK.
The Standard in an editorial saws that
the recall Of Lumsdsn completes the
picture Of English humility.
THE KING or DENMARK.
The King Of Denmark is willing to act
% arbitrator OF the dispute between
England and Russia. should his services
be requested BY both countries
THx DARDANEIIss.
The Turkish Ministry are DISCUSSING
systems for the defence of the Darda-
neiies proposed by German offsners.
RESERVE RATrALroSs.
ST.. PErERsBURa. May 6.-The Gar
has issued decree creating TIVE trans
caspian reserve battalions.
HK CANNOT AGREE wrTH IT.
LONDON, May GA dispatch from
Simla 10 Reuters Telegram Company
says that Sir Peter Lumsden has resign
ed as British Afghan Boundary Com
missioner, because of his inability to
agree with the policy Of the home gov
eminent.
LORD RkSDoLPH PROTESTS.
LoxpoS, May 6.-Lord Churchill ad-
dressing o Conservative meeting to-
night protested against the commission
or Of the frontier illumination being
removed 20 Lsndon TO be dealt with BY
the imbsciles OF the Foreign Office
Russia, he said, had always objected
10 the presence of Sir Peter Lumsden
and nov the government had Rratified
Russia by recalling General Lumsden.
Il Was time for the Tories to endeasor
10 bring about q change In the advisors
Of the crown by refusing supplies.
HK N WILLING.
CoPKxHkaKS, May 6.-The King Of
Denmark has informed Russia that be
10 willing 10 act Is arbitrator u he IL
20 requested BY Engiand.
TIKI DAILY NEWS.
LONDON, May 6.--The DAILY Eesrs Ia
authorized 10 deny that Russia has slip
ulated that England shall not occupy
Port Hamilton. The Neses believes that
Russia has offered England positive
assurances that she haa no attention Of
taking Herat.
No AnATxMEsT N wkRIIKK rEEpARA-
FToNs.
Er. PKTRRxEuRta, May e.-There Ia no
appearance here Of any abatement in
the uariike preparations. Tha mobii-
izing Of the rifle batallions in Finland
continues.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-07
! srAsrlLlxe ssscsvEss.

Physicians Gs often startled By ~
mArkahle disrsweriesl The fkct thai
Dr.. kings Nee Discovery for Consump.
sscn and all Ikrnzf and Lang Diseases
b daily CURING patients that they havs
Rfvsn up 10 eie. 10 startling then "a
realise tkeir ssEse ct duty. and sxAmlnE
into TIE meziul q this NnnderfuI dis
ossery; reseltizx h Aundre<s 81 ouz
hasi Rhys11iknl using IL ii tHeiF prae-
1sas. Trial Butzl3a fres q A. b S<ew-
arts Drng 6tork kagnlxs siza xl.o0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-07
senEsrlC FELsCsrr.

Mrs. McNama;a--Yis. Mrs- Cammis-
key, I've been married nov goin' on
tvinty- three year, and Mao and have
nivef had q serious quarrel.
Mrs. O.-Well. thin, lis q happy
woman you ought 10 be, for msny's the
row Peter and ! have had, God be good
10 ~ all.
Mrs. McN.-Olh. for that matter, we've
had hard wordil time and agin, and
maybe nov and thin q blow, bat what ]
mean I niver had TO oall In the police.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-07

The attendant at q German thsater
once asked Crabb Robinson if he was
noble: IL am an Englishman, and an
EaRiishmen are NOBLE" was the reply.
Crabb R0binsoh's vaant, however.
seems TO be almost true" says q writer
IN the London Times, even in the lin
tied sense which a college of arms
would attach TO the word. 1t Is unite
possible that majority of English gen
tlemen are IN the succession TO peeraQes.
and even In the succession to the crown.
what IL rare IN every nation is a long
and noble descent In unbroken male
line. Such lineage as that of Don
Carlos, the heir male Of the HOUSE of
Capet, IL probably unrivalled. Yet it il
no mere truism to assert that Queen
Victoria Is the best born lady in her
own domlnions, both as the immediate
descendant of kings, and as nearer in
blood than any Of her subjects to the
old reigRing dynasties of Stuart, Tudor
and PiantaQenet. The Dukes Of Back.
inRham and Sutherland, who in this
respect stand as near ss any to the
throne. descend from Henry VII, while
Ter Majesty issues FROM James /, Hem
~ VIII. has ne descendants In England,
nor has Richard Ceur de Lion, nor Ed
ward the Black Prince, nor Henry ",
nor William Of Orange