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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11
LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling,

The market this week was O little better
The cattle market is flush and the sheer
market is lost sight of. Mesars. Hud-
son b Bayha furnish the following quota
lons:
Cattle, 900 to l, 100 los stock 3!@33c
per ID; 800 10 900 lbs. 393!c per To-;
100 to 500 lbs. 2@2$c per 10.
dogs-Msrket active; 2!G3ic per h.
Sheep-Dpll; 292c per Id.
Lambs-Good at 394c per Ii.
Calves-s3 OO@6 o. per head.
Esst Liberty.
EAST IhsURrT November lO.--Csttle-
Fairly tctive but unchanged; receipts
4l8 head; shipments 1900 head; NO ship
ments to New York yesterday
Hogs-Firm Philsdelphias s. 806 3 IS;
Workers So 70a3 80, receipts 3, 100 head I;
shipments 10, 500 head. Shipments to New
York yesterday l6 cars.
Sheep-Flrm and unchanged; receipts
1900 nead; shipments 3 400 head.
New YorS.
New YORK, November l0-Beeves-'
No tra,'ing in beef cattle and only two
cars arrived; dressed beef dull but fairly
firm at 64@SIo psr pound for sides. Elk
ports, 2,240 quarters Of beef; l,7CO car
asses Of mutton.
Shsep-Receipts LOO head, market
firm; good sheep At 50 G5 per 100 lbs
and coed lambs at s. so.
Hogs - Receipts 400 head market
steady for live hogs al 81 1904 Is per 100
lOs.; outside figure for car load Of Western
pigs.
CHICAGO, November l0.-The Drovef q
Journal reports: Cattie-Receipts 1860
head; shipments 1000 head; mari ct
steady; shipping steers 50 4O@5 So
stockera and feeders steady a. 81 400
90; COWS, bulls and mixed 81 6C@
3 so; through Texans stronger at 81 60
63 So; western rangers 6rmeri natives
and half breeds So T5@+ 60; COWS ~ GO
@3 10.
meRts 5000 head; market slow and 10
@2Oc lower; rough and mixed 50 ESQ
) so; packing and shipping s. j5G3 Is;
light weight 50 3O@3 10; skips - 81
o. %.
SSeep-Recsipts 1000 head; shipments
500 head; market steady; natives - OC
as so; western 81 00@3 10; Texsnt
81 1903 90; lambs 81 OO@4 IS.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, November 10. - Hogs
Firm; common and light 81 s563 65
packing and butchers g 4O@3 10. Re
ceipts 1925 head shipments 428 head
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11
Bov.wows of the Briny Deep.

Some seasons sgo was on q fishing trip
on the Nsu Eogland coast, and some one
5sulad up dog-Gsb, a small shark ABOUT
,~o fess long. Itslid under the box upon
sbich | was sitting. and very soon there
came A bark go exactly like that OF Young
dog that. not knowing Of the dog tsh /
asked the skipper why he didn't brig the
log on deck de iniorned me that was
.ir'ing over it, and, or bsuipg it out. 1t
yAye ut,eraucs to series OF baEks that
Sould have done credit to the oestot shore
osrksrs. The sounds we're made seemingly
nv the mouth. as il the teeth were being
ground together, or tTo hard substances
Now !, would be Q single bark. Then sew
-ral would follow in quick succession, and
when later a dozen or more bsrkeES we're
piled on the deck, quite chorus ensued
The skipper of this craft told me that there
was no doubt that blsck6sh (s cetseesn)
uttered cries, as he had hssrd them on
more than one occasion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11

l learn Of thu Surrogate that the wills
made by women are taics as iSely to be
c,ntes' ed g. the all 8 Ct mep. Tie reason
must be that women are or are supposed to
be more imPrsssiOle and likely 10 be inHn
euced ,han men are by designing persons
gishing 10 take selfish advantages Of
them. At the same time, there Is very III
tie encouragement offered TO contestants
,uasmuch as not more than one will in ten
ia broken among those that are attacked.
The lawyer Who dsyotes himself to defend
ing the contest Of Wills gets the reputation
4 being one Of the Unluckiest of his pro
c4ssiCn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11
Soma New Fabrics in Favor.

rum -'ttes 20 A4a'lfSf n"-@''
For large cloaks for carriage wear alone,
evening nantes, and jacket corssges,
mere ia new stuff which has a wooden
ground brocAded 10 Oriental designs with
nix Of varied I,olo-s. Tkis stCff, which is
.ugcestiveIy syl,d polFchroms Sloih, is
40 used tor skirts and panels, and for
vess, plastrons and cuffs Another ne"
Lsbric !. sort Of wooden plush with long
nile called herisson. This is used like
Astrakhan fer underskirts. plsstrGps and
bands, and IS equally novel snd ugly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11
Bonnet. rhat Are Just CharmIrg.

The new tourist bonnets are perfectly
charming. They are made without any
stiff shape or other wire, and are like small
hoods with the fullness arranged in large
pleats over the forehead. Above the pleats
are bows of ribbon, and some of them have
strings arranged in little made" bow
The bonnet folds up, and can be carried IN
the fingers or pocket of the trsvelIug man
tie. Sometimes the muff matches.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11
LIVE AGRICULTURAL NEWSPAPER

Although thu COUNTRY GENTLEMAN has been
GREATLY ENLAf GED by increa,ing Its size
from l6 10 20 IRs's weekly, the terms continue as
heretofore, when paid strictly In advance: ONE
CORY, ore year. Sc 80; FOUR Copies, $40, and
an additional copy fer the year free to the sender
Of he GLIB; Inn Copies, $50, and an additional
copy for the err free 10 the sender Of The Club.
80 AL NEw Subscribers for 1886, paying in
advance now, will receive the psrer WEEKLY, from
our receipt OF he remittance, 10 January l 1886,
WITHOUT CHARGE.
sH- spscmtn Copies free. Addr.n
LUTHER TUCKER 4 son, Publishers,
nL9JaEte&I ALBANY, N. y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11
Poison

-, ,,,lpe,d sssst holes in my % and chest,
pa "A Tsul vel all re bAir OF my READ, yet
go 10 improve f. weeks time and me 49, SS' II
SssE9 10 heal, and acre entirely gone Ansiu' "
eISay seeks ,-, p,,,.r 7, y,, Pa, Dina.
90, Texas. JulS lS lsSo.
Tie Blood and Sk@ P 6 Rai k,la l5tS,
w ~ - Nj ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11
WOOL.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, November 10.
The market continues rather duh, and
little Doing. Prices are same &c lsst week
% follows: Fine fleece, washed, 3Os;
sne fleece, unwashed, ons.third of; coarse
fleece, washed, 27@2sc; coarse fleece, I'M
washed, 20@22c; medium, washed, soc;
medium, ubwsshed, 20@22c; tub
washed 28@3Oc. There is greater
demand for medium Aeeces although not
much Of any grade Is being bought at
present.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11
DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEw YoBE, November l0.-Dry Goods
Exports Of domestic cottons for the week
3,l97 packsges, and for the expired por-
ZION of the year l7s, 967 packages, sgsinss
1873, $50 packages same time last year,
Through this excess and the curtsilment
of production the supply Of coarse yarn
cottons hss been materially lessened. The
market has been quiet as usual 10 Tues
day. still more business is doing than the
moderate movement apparently would jas,
tifY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11
How London Bellies Dress Their Hale.

The hair is dressed very high 10 the
evening, and is either dotted over WITH
combs, fancy headed pins and js~eled but,
ter6ies, or oTnamepten with TUT OF reai
ornamental flowers placed on the top OF
the head. Combs are in favor, snd jewel
srs have recently been engaged 10 rear,
ranging diamonds to form the high-bsck' d
Spanish comb Or one with q hand OF single
stones. They are worn either st the top
Of the basket plsiJs or put in slsntwise at
the side of the head. or firmly placed IN
in the front to form 8 eoronet, with poul
of small feathers at one end.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11
A Magic City of he Mountains
ARGeOaSG (kJa.) Rcriss

Anaconda is tAs magic city Of Montsns
Two and hall years ago thers vss no b.
ing here, aud to-day va have city of 1000
inhabitants, With all the improvements Of
] city twenty-five years cd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11

Contagio s
are Prevalent all over the world.

... are Prevalent all over the Morio
, native o, FOslEnd, and While s,i. W Nh y
49,, An sountry cOOlIseisd 's STess , 1,SS
pOisor, ah1 !. 49, ,aiifps At nottingham Hoo
nsn' Is ,s ~ but Wa not cured. suffered ne
P .5as IN my S SS9yi ana vas S SeIS TSTi
With sOreS ala si1h pafIiA lO's % sight, sewers
tg1 and ot SSsd and eyes, etc, which nearly nan
pans s,,Gy iC,I all hope lS1' soq RH6Soy ana
sailsd I0z Au-s III -, by A pIOmlr cot physician
IN IBIS M having no eonnse ion With tie hos
pitas =, ,5vsrtiSenant OF SHii.s Specihe, and !
sas M ~ ivs m trial a. last resort had
dstsrmlneT a Of being cured. Ss l had gone
gwen " he hand, q the bo medical Ssn n S0s'
S ss md SsF 3 ORR sl lo oy - hat Sa ssS p SsS:
5 and SaL Is Lam a sound ard well Is
cured NC t' 90 nav life L FksD HALkOEO
s ever - So oT City, Jure i2tf, lSSo'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11

All trains dziIy exVsp, oLbGky.
trains leaving bridgeport a. t.l2E. m, (s.G sjiy
,iup) arrive at Chicago si 80 p. m. same cay
TrzIn. leave Cleveland Tor Wheeling al .. 90 0. Ne
3: % D. m, arriving at 7:<s 2, m. ard 80 p. M
J.8.IONLIfbOk,
Passenger Agent. wheeling, W. Va
4. A. FOND.
Gen Pas, and Ticket Agent, PfttshurG, ~.
G,naTai Manager. Piiisburs, Pa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11
Blood

,-.,,,rs ard Ia Is wise Who remembers Il; But
zee - n Is,T wear tlSSI,, eOnIseiea blood
70 . ~ and being IN savannah, Ga AZ the time,
Po'sol 49, he hospi'al there for treatment sui
sSa very ucn ron rssamas,n at me 1 ,Sas uS ;
dd no. = vel under 10 Sae n Us1'sHs ps have
EAs 800 I'm bottles o. sEiit's specie and am
no- ,, 80 eli. Ii drive the poison out through
nj, on tn skin. ,ssS OAS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money aa3 Per Cent Governments Dull
hut steady-Stocks Higher Flour Dull
and Unchnnged-wheat Higher
Nss ToRK, November l0.-Money easy
at 2@3 per cent prime mercantile
paper 4l@54 per cent foreign exchange
quiet a. $4s2i@4S43.
GoyrpNNfFNTS-Dull hut steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11

z--,,-, 40, contracted blood poison. After
~, s-s,rt9tious fiOn the b 81 physicians here
hA'.S a a, / conclude 70 visit Hot 'prines and
sI ,sssbir TeNarkaas doctor rseeo%meneSd me
% ~ tyg swtiis Sp-Cidc sSsurtng NE that u Soglo
.so - ma more Than HOg springs Although me
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11
Mt, de ChantaI Academy,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.

The ihirty eighth year Ct this well-known Aoad'
eny, under the charge Of The Visitation Nuns opens
on the FIRST Monday OF September next, and con-
tinues Ten months
Pupils received stsny time In the session
Those who desire to p!acS their daughters in al
institution sfording exceptional advantages In the
way Of fol ard delightful location, excellent
board, thorough discipline and instruction St the
hands OF lifelong teachers, IN every department. Of
female edu, alton. including the modern language
and music Should send for catalogue OF this school
Addres,,
Directress Of the Academy Of the Visitation
MT. dc CHANTAL,
rug7eo5c Near wheeling. w. Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11
GINSENG,

Per pound, 81 7OGl so, according to size
ofroots. Market dull.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11
.3HbreIin9 Register
TRAVELEIss' GUIDE.

REVIVAL AND DEPARTURSoFT RAINs-
n EXPLANATION OF RxFEKxNC1 MARzs;
Sbsiis tSuuday excepted. monday excepted
WyR
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11
AannOOd Restored.

Remedy free. A victim Of youthful tmPIn
saUoe casing Premature Degay, Nervous Debility
i..S hauhS,t, &c. having tried IN vain ever
Eaosa renl-dy IA, discovered simple Laeans o
slf,cucs sarch he Eil ,eud BBE 70 his fellow
n sassrs Ailrpss. ). II. REEVES - Chatham
N.-k
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11
OF srRpAHS

Lsavs Wheel ng Iis 4. N. and run every heu'
leave " aseing Park 9a. n and ran every hoUi
Tho Church Train" Sill leave "a b tern mus al
t2rOp M c. BIkSCH, suPl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11
OHIO CENTRAL RAILROAD,
KANhWHA DIVISION.
RIOS, r. ...... Rec civ 81
CHANGE OF TIME
Taking Effect Monday, August II, 1885

gOIRS.
No. | connects at Charleston with !ast train cast
c. O. RsiIwsy. This train leaves CincinI all vita
g W. 4 y. L. 4. at rs 4. IN, reaching Charleston
at 9:45 p. IA.
No 2 connects ~ Pt P'easart with c. Il C., X. v.
Z y. road for hlddleport and fomeroy.
Trains daily except sunday run on Eastern stard-
ard time.
tickets for sale at II. l. Riggs store In Charles
tnn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11
B.,Z, g o. Railroad.

B., z. 6 O. Railroad
leave BeIatYs at $40 p. N. Tor Woodsdsld ane
Summarized,
leave Bellaire at 6;l5 q m. for Summarized and
Knoxville.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11

IUAN1kD Your aides In city OF country 10
w work or US at their homes; fascinating en- .
ployment; no iDstTUo ions 10 buy work CBn he
sebt by mail distance no OBJ eoton J; &C 10 So per
week cav be made. hocnyasing pa TtioulRTs bee
pie Of work mailed for four Geo IL In stsD ps
Pleas ado Tess, HosE M,nUFACTrRIE Co , ! o.
ton, Mass. y. o. Box 1915. auIb,b
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11

All lSsiLs aAiiy s<s~ys rsEeay.
Psiim&as PSiNse irss ing keeB are eSsliik ~
P,iit3siahla asd ksv Work. xe1 " tosn BIZ
rlDcisnin. f1at,fIs. rhissso. prs,stnSrs aha
81 fD1i.
1890 ,soi1lious s.l sLy fryiksr iE,sfhHtisG sSs
= : q no a. TOalIs SOB, Jsekst Afsbt u Pa
an 4 essfsoe. foSA q Ge,ebD stntt, % n5Itf
n skst sn-s. ,alw beL1re hcn,s Ehss:JE
asnsxks, CoauDbea, Ooa
2. 4. tOH1,,
gmT p ~ nsba AGB3. PiNdnA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
Wheeling.
COTTON.

New York.
NEw YORK, November l0.-CoTToY-
Futures closed easy and 5@4-l00c lower
than yesterday; November 9.2sc; Deem
Der 35c; January 947c: Februsry
$3.50; March 957c; April 9.S3c.
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WANTED.

ITANrED-AIs active Ma, or Wonan In syery
w county 10 sell our goocs saary t76 pei
month and expenses, or commission. Etpeniss In
advance. Out6t FREQ. For full particulars address
STANDARD Silver WARE Co., BosrOE. MAsA
avQtah
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11

"nlic ~ aHO
all minor departments Of
rural interest, such as tia
Poultry yard, Entomology,
Bee-KeepiDg, Gre nhouse and
Grapery, Veterinary Replies,
Farm Questions and Al rivers. Fire
ride Reading, Domestic toonomy, and
summary Of the News OF the Week.
It's MARKET REPEATS are unusually com.
plete, aud much attention is paid 10
tina Prospects Of the crops, as throw
ing light upon one Of the most i'm
portant Of all questions - When
to Buy and Wien 10 Fell. 1t Is
literally lllusuated, and Is
INTENDED TO supply, in
eontinUa ly iGcr a,ius de.
gree, and In the be.t
serte Of the term,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11

PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY,
- tocKRAiisol
CLEVELAND 4 PITrsBuRa r. X
Condensed time table Of passenger trains correct.
ed TO AUGUST 80, lssS-Csntral Standard Time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11

rn~nzsr tesa. acly iGond1s sssssy. Assts
.,oistisn usins ran dsily szasys sr sdsy
Tleksf kssrL Wheeling. y. 70
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GovERSMENrs-Dull but steady.
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DsPATL AInTs
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aHsELINa ANn ELm GROVE R.k

am AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER l,
I 10 rains on the Whet lirg and Elm Grove
pnlIrnsl viii ran "a fnllnRR.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-11

The CorNrkY GENrLENLS Is tie LRAriSS
JOURNAL Of American Agriculture. In amount
and practical value OF Contents. &, extent and
ABILITY OF CoIrespob dencs 10 quality Of paper and
style Of publication, It occupie, the fIRsr BANK.
II /, believed to have Superior In either Of the
three chief divisions OF
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-08-08

WEI COME BACK. Charles Rosenthai, who formerly lived in this place, and who has bsed away for the last two years, re- turned to Yuma last Thursday. From Mir. Rosenthal's reports Yuma, after all is not the hottest place in the United States. He says that a week ago to-day he was in Calaveras county, California, at place called Wallace, and that the thermometer indicated. at midday, 1l5 degrees; Sunday following Le WAS st Sacramento City and the thermometer indicated, at one o'clock. 1Is degrees He was at Fresno on Tuesday this week and at II o'clock in the morning ihe thermometor showed HIS degrees of heat. He, unlike the soldier, has not sent for his blankets yet, but thinks that il the weather continues cool much longer in Yuma he will be compelled to do SO. Mr. Rosenthal is welcome back 10 his former haunts.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-08-08

SUDDEN DEATH.-Frltz Haupt, Ger man baker, in the employ of G. Ginoc chio & Co.,, was found dead on the floor of tie room used as bakery, last Tues day morning. On being notified, the Coroner, pr. J. H. Taggart, summoned the following nam ed persons ss jury 10 inquire into the cause Of hIs death: C. H. Brinlry, T. D. lockwood, L. Esselbum, Joseph Redondo. Charles W. Scott. and G. Vii chester, who, upon carefully ex- amining the body and hearing the testi. mony rendered the following verdict:
 We. the jury summoned to inquire into the circumstances of the death Of Fritz Haupt, do find that the decensed was oi German birth-Fritz Haupt by name occupation, baker; age, about flfiy-five years; that he died in Yuma. Arizona, on the night of the 3rd day of August, 1885, of cerebral congestion, caused by heat exhaustion and excessive use Of stimu- lants while in that condition.
 Deceased had only been in Yums about one month, and had come to work for Giuo:chio X Co.,, on the recommendation of Newmark 6 Co.,. of Los Angeles. H. was buried the same day in the City graveyard.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-08-08

PAYING DIVIDENDS. - The Chica % Mining Review" gives the following named mines in ArIzona Territory as paying dividends: Contention Con. Copper Queen. Grand Central, Mohave NJ. & NJ. Co.,, Silver King, Tip-Top, and Tombstone. The "Mining Review" has left out of the list, the Clip mine, situ- ated in this county, and which declares q dividend every month. Another error is noticeable, that some of the m mes named by ihe "RevIew," are not in opera tion now.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-08-08
From Wilcox to Dear Creek.

A dispatch from Florence, under date of July 27th ultimo, says that it IS learued through reliable sources that the South ern Pacific Company has sent Engineer Gustave Cox out to survey and prepare estimates of the cost of running the nec- essary tunnels for the contemplated rail- road from Wilcox, Arizona Territory, to Deer Creek, on the San Carlos coal fields. The former survey of this route developed the fact that the last six mics in the coal fields required almost continuous tunneling. Parties familiar with the country and the prac.icability of different routes say that the route proposed can only be constructed at enormous expense, and then it will traverse @ region almost barren of resources. The line froil Casa Grande or Picacho, via Florence, Gila Caiion and Deer Creek is regarded as much more feasible. It could he built for OuC-tuitu AOoo SApSASO1 "hhS 'HS 'hto'
 yening country is rich in agricultural and mineral resources that would greatly contribute to the property of the road. Recent developments at the coal fields fully confirm previous reports Of the e1. tent and permanenoy of the coal forma- tion, and people of this section of the Territory strongly urge upon the general government the necessity of the segrega- ton Of these valuable coal deposits from the San Carlos reservation. Owing to the present high cost Of transportation of coke and the low prices of copper, the production of that metal has almost ceased. while If coke could be obtained near at hand, Arizona could pr roduce enough copper to supply the world.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-08-08

ESCAPED FROM JAIL.-Yuma county has had jail delivery. The Indian held for burglary, and the Mexican, Jose Ma ria Reyna, held for grand larceny, dug out of jail last Tuesday night. taking with them their shackles. Portions ol the irons were found the next day on the banks of the Colorado river. The es. capped prisoners were seen on the Califor. mia side of the river two days afterwards making their way towards Lower Cali foIDis, Mexico.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-08-08

ADDITIONAL RECOGNITION. 70. F. Townsend, in addition to holding the local agency in Yuma fer Wells, Fargo & Co.,, has been appointed the legal repre- sentative st-large for that corporation in Arizona. This is an evidence of the ef- ficiency ard standing of Mir. Townsend with Wells, Fargo, & Co.,, and we are glad to know that his worth, both as gentle man and business man, has been recog. nized by giving him this additional and responsible position.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-08-08

DIED ON THE TRAIN.-Mrs. Mollie T. Elliot, an invalid lady from the Arkansas Hot Springs, on her way to Los Angeles for the benefit of her health, died on the train last Saturday, August 1st, 1885. between Texas Hill and Tacns. about sixty miles from this place. Her death took place in the morning, and on the arrival of the train here in the evening she was buried in the Catholic graveyard. Rev. Father John Chaucot. of tnis parish, officiating. The railroad em- ployees, among whom were G. F. Roberts, Conductor Richard Cassin, NJ. St. Clair, J. Fitzgerald and others. took g great interest in tie invalid lady's welfare, and rendered her all the kindness and assist ance possible on the road. After her death they attended the funeral in a body. Quite a nrmb ber of ladies from this place, and others who accom- panied the deceased from Tucson, also followed the hesrse to the tomb. And though it was & sad and mournful funeral and deep sorrow pervs- ded among those who followed the re- mains to the graveyard, it was & consola- ton to know that the lady did not die altogether among strangers, and that her '. body was "lald away" just ss ienderly and as kindly as if grim death had claimed her while among her nearest and dearest relatives.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-08-08

Thomas Po!hanus, son Of Capt. Poi- yet in his teens, who has been sometime employed in the telegraph office with Maj. Railton at the deppt, went to San Francisco last Monday, in company with his father. to attend school. Tommy's old and young friends of Yuma wish him prosperous term of School.
The Arizona sentinel., 1885-08-08
Died In His Bed.

Robert Thomas, the very efficient book keeper of G. Ginocchio 6 Co.,, was found dead in his bed yesterday morning be- tween six and seven o'clock, by Mir. John Gandolfo. Dr. J. H. Taggart, County Coroner, on being noti- fled, summoned the following named gentlemen as jurors to inquire into the cause of the death of the said Thomas: Charles Brinley, Walter Miller. Joseph Redondo. T. D. Lockwood, A. H. Post. and George Winchester, who upon h0ar- ing the testimony in the case before them and examining the body, rendered the following verdict:
 We, the jurors summoned by the Coro- ner to inquire into the causes of death Of the body lying before us, find that his name Is Robert Thomas, native of Scotland, about 3s years of age. book keeper by occupation, and that he came to his death by the excessive heat and cerebral congestion, in Yuma, Arizona Territory, on the 9th day of August, 1885.
 Deceased, before coming to Yuma, was in the employ of J. NJ. Fontana & Co, commission merchants, San Francisco. for three years, and came here eleven months ago. He had the reputation of an honest and upright man-correct in every particular-and Tn the short time that he had been here, had made num- Der of friends who now deplore his un- timely taking of. He was buried yes terday between one and two o'clock, ir the City graveyard near the round house. The funeral rites of the Episcopal church, of which denomination he was 8 member, were read at the grave. Peace to his ashes!