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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08
THr PosrMASrEM.GEyEgAL YIELDS

Warrington tOrTseDonI'tfs
When the Iicn uln-ial district OF NLtJre, Aiiz. was
deyelJpeI, LARGE mining camps were e,ttDisiri,
thungei ent-rI risng prost cctor>. and all wcnt
well save the supply of mall matter. which came To all
only one, a week Petition a. "titiOn was iorsArdct
nail supply, hut tne Department vas ''ef To III en-
ien.ud. Everybody was IN indignant DESPAIR. ~
z, lessor George A. IRE ,lwe noted mining engineer
undertOos the apparently impossible task OF securing
daily u.Il.
Tie Professor wont to work deliberately 10 prepare
supply OF I'm and len Doy-s. and at chch oiigo:ns
mail FORWARDED to the Postuatcr General tao net OBJ
sic nples ui Arizona pro iucts ot hrnei t"'is
k,rts, ntpcd-s. scorpions aud tsrantuts. fnAAy
wIndu: up !lDary specimen o the Lat
tle,naSe Each OF these WAS accompanies 10y a
ns aud graDuir dc UrpiIo from tie scientific s'n l.
point HABITS, vtc. an rtch letter
WA. added postscript: ,al Keep W tie sHi ply -
FURNISHES anyt nag Loyrl ar strange, OF
untl mail facilities are properly increased
The officials Of Tue Department. wcr" 1T nr, ic!sei ~
packages batnr curosites ani dld nor 'trh On
the ~ the thing until tire twenty seventh Sirci-
IN III a me ratIcsDake. came sacly 70 hand Tncn .
new light broke the Post bll people. hnd they
became Immensely tired OF the horned toa - ami en-
The Professor duly visited 10y letter o. thanks Tor
hs contrt science aud the suggestion pofey
ma e that the Postmaster General woul take X ~ u
fsut II la would cease r,mttiug any more specimens.
script, however was added by the corresponding
cl, rk which, read about fol0~s: For Co.'s sake
send o! this sort OF stun ani you can nave
anything In tho Department yon want Mail service
was increased to daily aud more Insect or reptile con-
slsunents were received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08
IN ECCENTRIC PITRiARCH or carr con.

"One of the oldest fellows ever met in my
Massachusetts drummer" The other night at the
Hoffman House. LIVERY New-Englni village has It's
odd genius. but this ono surpassed all competition
lie was called Uncle Abr, and he was the staon-ma+
ter MASTER telegraph OPERATOR express agent
ana general facoium IA wing been born III this place,
and lived In 1t his four years and cn his KNOW
edge of the people and their aatecsisnt, was unco IN
promisingiy familiar. By the introduction Of
tho telegraph he was pat In possession OF
a means OF enarging his private fini OF
information which gave him a great advantage. lie
had great respect telegraph and would not have
It Hisussd. happened to DO at tho station Que day
lot OF pretty girls visiting tho place came TO him
aud wanted 10 send telegram 10 Nr"honuoh 10 ioarh
tho result OF the race between Harvard and Yale.
"'No such BANKED nonsens, will ye bs scniing over
my wires. said the Old mtn locking up his oice and
telling them TO be or with no respect TO person
naturally made some lnqulres about tho ola FOL
low. On another ne had message to be sent
To sister Margaret, meDbrr OF fcnR'"us order ~
sOmo Massachusetts city, who was sunmnncd l." The
town to take care OF sick relative Uncc Abe eyed The
address and soiiloqnizrd a. follows: .,, ,,,
Sister MargareI-Now " that don't beat all What
foEs won't do when they 10 IN trouble sister Mrgaret
Why they bev writ the directions without any nina
name. Now, Mr. Jones. he haint no slsirr Margaret.
Must be Mrs. Jones's sister she was q smith,
so he directed the letter ACCORDINGLY without con-
sulting any one, to Miss Margaret Smith. No answer
received.
"Ouce "a dispatch came announcing the death OF aper-
son he had heard Of relative OF some ono living
IN the family h- Thought he knew all about
lie carried the message himself but Instead OF delivering
Al at began IN this way:
Who 10 there In yOnr family by the namo OF jack
son Hev 20 got anybody by that namei'
Yes was the reply.
a. Must be q cousin. guessf
Wal, did Jane - marry Jack'On''
".wai, one OF them Jacksons Is dead; you can read
what IL SAYS, banding over tho message
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08
COOPER GRiH5 rs R!VAL

When Coopcr Graham bounced through the
whirlpool Rapids In his barrel he PROBABLY imagined
that the only who o'er thought ol that litto
scheme. Therein ho WAS mistaken. Ten years before
he bobbed up sercnoy after passing tho
Whirlpool q woman had thought out tho
Same plan. only she called nor nttio
craft an egg upon tho shap, OF which 1t was moieo!
INSTEAD Of ca,k IL ia III ado Of India rubber. or
rather OF gotta pcrcna Madam. Tunans L-clo nowsi
of ths shs vos IN little WOODEN
house at No. 500 Bereenst Brooklyn and 10 great,
broad. squarcly-bu FrenchwomAn, nearly as long AS
her name sho has pleasant face aud Intelligent eye
Her Engllsh Ia decidedly Frenoh anl nor mannor ami
mated. Sho Is great chess player ard an
inventor OF that instrument Of intellectual torture
known a.. tho problem Her head Is toeming with
"ideas" aud when he gotta hold OF particularly PROM
i~ug one she jots II down In u blank book That 10
whero tho sketch OF tho "Ningara Egg" Eow lies.
awaiting the coming OF u capitalist Patent Onco doc
um-nts certifying that Madame the s,lo right to
control the manufacture o. chrpelceaner and ITO
pTesrrer also rrpo>o IN h top bureau drawer
Yesterday Madame drow tho blank hook from It's
hiding TO explain to "rapportrr" how tho conqueror
OF Niagara Falls worked The big end Of the affair WAS
balia,i~d win lead To Koop II rign so up The Tip Of
tho smaer cn'i unsrrrwrd asa covor Tho inside was
to be nsd with air-cushons. leaving space shaped
beng IN jured by treatment OF tho
waves An air tube comes IN from ths top TO tho place
where the occupants face should be. MndSme doesn't
think that sufficient watcr Will enter to inJuro any
ono -,,,., =, III,
Have you calculated tho pressure TO which II Will be
subjected when borne under at the base OF tho Fas
asAod the "rapportor." "Isn't there danger OF COL
lapsei"
'Oh. It will DO steef." replied Madame. "Goota
perch 10 stesr enough pour empecaer Ia prevent dat
But II you uso hard gutta peroha IL Will crack
against the rock instead Of rouounding."
In this dilemma Ma tame had to admit that there must
DO somo roosk." she wasn't designing forryb0R or
family steam yacht Sho Ia willing 10 lend the uovics
TO ono vino wants to make tho trial. or II some one
viii build according ~ her plans sho Will inaks the
| attempt herself sho frat nit Oh tho dsa III 1879
How much will costf" Asked tho d" rapp0rtor."
q do not know" WAS tho reply with . smile and
| sbrug do not build them. 1 only hAf the idea
| AIN an inventor alone"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08
NEAT RIFLES.
from Ihs Y1itsburl DlspatI

From me Ifnsburg DisDdtch.
Andrew Jackson l Is relate WAS AT one tlnle enter
tame dinner hy gentle man. and among hose es-
eut WAS OF those peopi- W o often hni Their way
inio books. the type OF tha offensive clase
or Americans vino ara always trailing Their nationality
IN The dust In tnp effort eyalt thr III giut niepcn
wanuts dinner In order 10 empa III. own i1'
,rruir cs of d Os ton OF when lie wa- loudly boasts
ful remarked with rare exhibition OF .sei-eom acence
10 General Jackson:
always vote against you, sir.
The comp ,ny Naturally rendered speechless Dy
this disclosure. 3nd The scene actually looked
,uGaly; nut General Jackson put stoppsf o. the boast
fuI individual and avoided further trOuye .by smngy
ramtfkins:
And |. air. have always fought the battles OF my
country that you ruig.t enjoy tia. privilege.
ALother Instance OF happy res Giso l. that OF an o.
Soulherh jutge but whether Jude ~ courtesy or IN
writer cannot sat- -w.O must nave ma ibo
faculty OF quick and appropriate rely pretty Weii 10.
yrlup- II the st ny reiated % biDl l. true. lie hsd
b, en- "A rrce ami the fact was not forgotten
hem ter the war; reentored tue political arena OF
his native State sp aking AT certain pt ono even
no IN til. int rest OF his candidacy for Congress
some QUO in tie a1dienrc. who evidently lad gOod
memory, inquired; .,,
Dldn = 20 81 eak hero just before the war;
dill, proudly tOn!ci the IA iee
"And dpint y"u sly We couid whp tue uurheI
Yansees with POI guns 49,, 49,. ,,
iii a. repiet the unaD 'shei )iisc' oat, cohIONh'
'eip. they wouldn't ight that way:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08

.hop. the other day. the consequences OF when arc
noting lady lot np"n counlnr TOT " H.. az,
when the gave with an account o tuo CIT
cumstsncc to ono Of tho cashiers. shorty aer a
(who had probably been all observer! came w hi
cisirrd tho money, which was gwen 70 mn
when tho ghtfui owner rrturne h.,'r ' nv, III, IT,.
was nothing for her As tho firm refused 20 acko"
her evident claim, shn brought SUM- III" 'n' e""' NV
a decision In her favor.
The Boston Committee Of Architects with wnon tns
Oh apiers of ire American Institute OF
are TO cooprrat~ designing and rrrrtnk mrmorn
the late H. u. Richardson cons.ts or H. u '"oT 10
Peabody, Arthur Rotch. Robert J. AMIR VS. am r w.
Whrewrighf. R-gar iiEg Mr.. tsIcn Ius"n .r ~.
npon hia art and hi. fellow professor. ot H. AZ m
tinnal than local. II 10 hoped That the LAY
eventually take dgnihrd form. chhracterS'o Vi 'n0
present slate Of American Architecture
The Bay State Agricultural Society 10 ~ nou ptes'
fair In the Mechanics BuuiltnR early Ia rep'empe..
iwarl Burnett il the President adornhR inc he"rs
departments Frank BOwdch Wesley T. bsieh' r
ii. Appleton aud Warner Heustis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08
LEADERS OF FASHION.


WHILE wondering what III tie world 10 Go WIN
onr Dogs. those OF Paris have actually a fashion
article all themselves. Thus We 10 IN that the
gliion" ot the Countess Horace dc Chosru! llves
enr-ly the wings Of fowls; with other interesting
anccioiags \ "chien cAic - has his tslot; but ne
woald be- absolutely degrie! II he palrnhihei ANY bit
artist ~ vosne MoItovot he has. m,rlhS III
r1a, good circles. lis bather. his haresser ai lie
shaver. rho lastnamcd requires to hc real artist:
AMI last autumn. are told the Marchionr,s de
Eelhcut Who has - passion FOR "canches' Imported
shaver from tho Land OF Figaro. who Is rapidly making
fortune.
The outfit OF full dressel dog consists OF colars.
hr.rec gvts shirts. wals'oats tOusOhHtcFtS Tor
flowers aud her III ngs denoted 10y Il cotfd. some
boots. either oi lndiUber or mOfO,co, ana ne
wife OF General rurr made fo her dog, Ninlcae,
w.usc oars. oonr thin.. ar" very delicate ana no
dora whit. hood which she (NuIchr wears III Vet
weather order Ia br supcichic. the dog u'asi 10
either BiohlugL.s.sn or Ii lipuian. AM the uelrr,
apIArently, the better. Mpppi, ne "caIln ot tho
TO ,nicss dc Re. Iharnas l. dre>Sed almost ALWAYS In
Whit, CLOTH embroidered with gold tnat WIKI rs
black face. IL SAIL to resemble Hnioo MOL Tho
docs OF Mime. Gc Pcrsiguy arc alwa,s e>sci IN ied
aud hch 10 be the ,a,orltc ca.nc colors
Finally there dog not only Surclch's but sner-
cuuuenchic> and there tho chronicle or fashion
pause, except To tell us thai one. because no
lnps ltlr IL called Mile. ito ayalicre. Altogether,
fashion soems preparing plenty "t work tor " Fa''e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08
TOPICS IN LEADING CITIES
SAN FRINCISCO.
@. A. EX-SENATOR WlLLIAMS-A COACH
MANS MANIA.
Tnr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrsUSE.l


SAN Francisco, Ang. All interest this y eek
has centred in the Grand Army cncampment, and
cs,ecia,iy in the great parade of Tuesday 80 that
cven to election OF UnltelStates y, nator at Sac
ronento in the small hours OF the morning excited
no cvm,nrut The great day of the cncampnent
WAS tuesday when two parades occurred In the
day procession 10000 veterans wero III line. Ii
formed on Van NesS-ave.. AMI moved down toward
Nnrkrt-st. with Generals Sherman and Logan and
Comman er-in-Chirf Burlett at IFS head. The
greeting which Sherman and Logan received was
enthusiastic but oven hcarier the tribute
paid t. tho of old battlellags carried by the
Bnnalo posts. For four hours the procession
moved through lavishy decorated streets and be-
tween lines OF spectators. Along Market st. even
the housctcps we're crowded. and ar,nni IT,"
great t-iumphai arch people were 50 wedsed in that
Il WAS d nicult to make ones way on the street or
sideNa H. IN the evening fOrchlIght procession
took place on Markct-st.. but IA heavy summer iog
sweeping ia from the ocean cast danpcr on tDIs
pageant.
The election of Abr,m p. Williams to the United
States Senate TO succeed Mr.. H'a-st carried
through without Democratic opposition In iaci.
the 5r,I Democratic lawyers III the legislature AT
miitrd Governor -tonemaus blnnlrr III calling the
extra session, and that it Rrnnbiicans hal no o-
ton in the matter. They gave Hearst a compl'-
mentary vote u saIve 10 the feelings OF Il man
WOUNDED IN The house Of his friends. Senator VIII
:.
great ability as II party org lnilcr. bnt has not
hitherto hold public office. He IN chairman of the
Republican State Central COMMITTEE, Is a man OF
liberal cducgtUn. knows the State ana rs nc'''S
thoroughly and may be counted on 10 work for the
interest of California and for the Rcpuhi e 81,
party. Tie originally from Maine. aud i shlh
to be q personal friend of Mr.. Elaine Asiic from
the election uf . Senator and tn" passage of an al-
propIiltion hill for 10000. the Legislature has
done nothing yet.
Several weeks ago an Oakland coachman named
\ 4. La - 1 .
going 10 marry the daughter of his employer j. J.:
y. shepard. !. wealthy manufacturer Mr.. shepard
had the man arrestcd Insane. hut after holding
him few DAVIS il was dec. ell that h,S mama was
harmless Then Anderson brought -ult for ~1OoOo
against Shepard. claiming hls reputation had been
damaged. Some Of tho testimony was luilcrouS'
and the jury promptly rendered Il verdict lor i"e
defendant. Anderson j. an iilIteratc mln.
The wine crop Of the state Is estimated this year
at 10000. 900 gallons. Tins low Nirld II due 10 hot
weather and sudden changes IN temperature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08

which tbo.e who vero with him closely could
dstect that he WAS u thin-sknne'i man: Therefore
these asperitics of Stanton wounded him. lie was
in no way ,lated at his success and his hOnOrs, hut
he was nevertheless conscious That ne haa uoi'e
good service to the country; he knew that ne
occupied dipnificd position before tile world ana
the attention and consideration lie received were
Tar from isagreeable to bin. When III the midst
of all this one man roughly asserted 'r implied
lenten ant. or allowed his orders as Gepcrai-in-
Chief 10 remain for days unapprOved. Grant was
touched. as any other human being would nave nav,
been under the circumstances. He did not indeed.
resent what hu dsliked for stanton never tran
seen led his technical rghts-thoagh lie sometimes
approached the verge Dnt me fecoliccilon
remained and produced q permanent impression.
Tins without any absolute variance ever occurring,
and while all important matters the two were III
complete harmony. their personal intercourse Mas
believe either enoyei the others society. lint
they true patriots and earnest men, me
moment n question of tuiy to tie country or To
each other was involved. All this petty unrcvraed
sentiment was ignored ur trainped on. To my mind
their behavior TO each Other was inner than II they
had been warmly and personally attached.
! must add one remark. As look back npon
these matters now. with all my partiality Tor my
personal chief. ! am convinced that while stanton
was undoubtedly lacking .n dclicacy and perhaps
withheld some of tho consideration 10 winch Gran'
was entitled. he doubtless believed that he WIS
asserting an important nrinciplc-the superiority Oh
the civil the military arm. the doctrine that
even q victorious Gcncra-in-Chief IA. under orr
institutions. the subordinate OF the executive
branch of tho Government.
which the soldier and the Secretary had ever
differed They would he insignificant IT their elect
ana Importance had not been uniny maghlleu
They are to he mentioned only 70 be disposed OF.
brought forward only 10 he brushed away. Orant
had higher respect Tor the character and services
of none of his cnuipatriots than for stanton. lie
had been worker with him in " ir. and lie was
now as cordially working with HIM in a Crisis
which both considered as important as any through
which they had already passed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08
A KENTUCKY WIPE.


Thursday last WI ne Derrd, WAS rather
DAY. Tue Ust pbr gDatc individual ooud not RESTRAIN
tlr streams ~ Prr>pIraiIV wuol tricklri All over tbs
body A srcat dig warm booicd impalsiyc III n Ike
cl.tor Beck bound under tue most favorable
ci,saicrs to have "a tOlsn time. But MI. Beck WAS
booked for speech tho Morrison sirI las RESOLUTION
On tn.t day. ITO wanted To free his mn on CERTAIN
DO al and II then or nrv'r. % NJ "c got, AM fr
senty minutes tho words Iolle out OF his mOnth
ike torch, his Drawny fist pounded ms desk Ike tAs
hammer OF a blacksmith aud Lis m3s,lve head shook
yigo Ou-l aud rph tcly with every Using innrco
OF his voice. Wusn h. flashed he Was ssht indeeI
His collar had do .blrd up that 1t '~Hei iIsc
narrow piecr OF wet tIpe tied around us neck. His
shirt bosom WAS sUbbIug with peisl Failon Great
damn patches came tnrouyb and exhibited Themselves
ali over tue back OF bis coat, and ms lace Was u
heay, rain WAS Running down II. While hs was thinking
how IN, ON OrIaUly he T. II aud told nin
hrs Beck Was up his cO.unittee room IN wanted to
sne uiI Wondering what could have brought h r rom
home ON such day. lie went upstairs and was ,u pr,cd
n mud her taking fiom vallse full change OF nee cool
linen She told h that she had read Ia tue orua;
PAPER after he lott tn II he was gOi0s rough sho FOR
tue inance committees amendment t. tho Morrison RESP.
Luton aud she knew very well the condition be would
be alter got through, she mad has 10 the Cap-
to- with what she handed him. IL dl Not tase very
long IN the privacy OF his committee loom or hin 10
WASH damage resulting rom uls forensic contest
and ip into his clean ID vol siarchcI !IEen IL. h-n
wa k-d back TO the Senate chamber prOiier Than any
AMI the Fast OF the day his only topic WITH
every ono 80 met tlIo virtues and cdarm, VI hea'
lucky wives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-08
CUIC.ITO.
ASSE SSMFNT- NEWBERRy ESTATE PER
SONhL-rIlEAIRlCAI.

fnY TEL-GRArI 10 HE TRIBUNE
CHICAGO, fug. THE County Board has
taken remarkable position IN connection with ihN as
sc,smcnt maic by the town assessor ant cas dreiei
h,i an Ell raly as.ssucnt be- made TINT snail show
an mere ST Of 100000 100 worth 81 .sscS~,hc rspi
.rty The Board takes ttc position tIa there Il vat
nmoant Of scqucs,cred property not shown the rolls.
that large co porlt too Lightly a~,c"i ana iIt
ito burden OF tar.on TALL, chiefly mron The Owners "i
small hliircs Tax lawyer, rKlrc-- d"Iht whether a
new assessment III bo LEGAL and whether the move
vii not result 10 A., LEGAL feh' which Will Leave to
county finance, In worse shap than ever
settlement la. been renchoi in connection Eith tho
large New berry to ~ which the heirs "Ii dYid" Doc
tween ihcin-cNc, -. ioo.OoJ AMI 'he rrn~i-r l'!
to about the viii At once d" o'ri to tie
.h~nrn o: pubc library. ~ indicates ~ ihe VII
Of the tcst.tor.
Asan alternative to paying rental oT lac NE ~ the
Ia,AIlc -tirct rurnr tie S"rih Division RAJ way ron
pany allowed 10 c"rsrG't ~" double Ali-'7
o,ri the CDiragn liver e, CLARK Ant Wells - II ih-
c-iooi that ina railway cinr.ny ha> d'c;e to scc'Ii
ms c"ndi!on AMI plans ne ~" hchg drawn roy wv,
,ir,rtur,~ These IN rome ton witt two . rt or ir
t., the city viii IA IL six steam pTopc.l hfil- oNc-
tLo river.
Colonel Hays sadlcr. nrit:.h Consul arrived hero tbs
week. He first consul Ia r'-r III ti- ci'y ih'
EnG.lsh GOvc nmrnt having c"an-ei tho pos il, rom
that ~ Ncc- Consulate - "DsuInir. t""h" ShI.ri
Wa, 'ormcrl. C"n-ul 1T Pa anna.
Professor " T. Jorr. who ioaniri the s"r'in4rJ At
Evai-to" ~lich Ma al'rrwai mrf,"d INTO thr N"rih
western lhiyrr-Ity. and WHO VS. one % m best hn""
educ .irr- n tIc coultry. ilrd TINS week
The ic,irirh II lnlgrr- ~ the city have finally -"
clri to- al ndpu show wHp~ form "f niy"fii-in-
and ha.c ALL, !ci tu recall ne piNictr i'ir"
fore trcorir t. 90 -iig- aside many -'i-
FOR each PAPER Tor each performances fhc pa a lu'irtc
wl Accorded" ".Iy &" Zach i"f-"i- - fr irrn-ii'"
,y the lu.u.cr, IrsuOl-r attaches OF ahcw-Id. 81
and on tic.r personal app.cailph.
IA the eyrm 90 tie absolute farrell OF tie Chicago
University IoYc,ty wnrn now appct To- De- u"Nii 'c
the Ic.,ihn observatory il - " irrd'i" The Use q"
hanI-orc a. Land Tor the erection ~ buiIms To
ho.sc 10 large telescope.
There has been a very large cIOius during IN" week
OF people the Wisconsin Ike fr'Urls HnI iA'trrn
watering Places The patronage OF tie N"r.hrtn re-
sort. /. stated 10 Iarocr than GuFns any previous
year.
The attendance al the closing performances Of Ihro
iorr iboiihas orchc IA has born very Large. tn
"Wednesday nIshi WHOM "i'.il-Ku n:riin nr
VA. rendered. 5000 people were present. lNangrl'
Inc" has con, pl. tr TIA "rrk and The en1 ~ lis
run. rne Maid Of BcncvIi"" 49, The .--in", di"w
ruusua.y audiences ihrOI bout the week. no
cruwti- at thrlicnhan Eracl. where tho sI"'tIc" q"
tun .'Dcstruciion 81 Pompcn" IA gwen. have been
-unrwhA larger This wreck. but the patronage has In
nowise equa.lcI tho expectations OF tho management
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y T. worn T. y =.
FIRE CONIEACT-%CNNlNG FOR BURGLARS
WAR WANTED


NEW ORLEANS, Aug. THE contract for ox-
ex,ingr,shin, rne-,,y AWARDED 10 the Fire
man, Chart blo A-Dciauon AMI thns thu FOR
,d department has been dc'catod Tor the mkt two
wears. Tno general opincn H. however. TINT this ia the
a., contr,rt tho ChaI ,blo Association VII get,
and there IN he doubt thai 1t secured ina contract
th, time peran.co %; its political influence AMI tho fact
that ma JOINT; OF the city government ale inoabcrs Of
1t.
wotsmen are engaged In takin; down the beautiful
Moxican pavilion winch was QUO 81 the ornaments ana
tr,c,ion, o. the l.te Worlds TX position. The build
which ,nnsifur oi u aud glass ant Is impo,nS
.trnctnre WEI taken to tho city VI Mexico aud bc per
m.nrnty erected thcfc'
The art that poles force here IL not large enough
cnicrpI, to patrol city has .io the bui GLARS
cccliusy boil PEOPLE. however Longer rely on tho
100 for protection ami are ever the alert for tho
lo -rhrrIkrr- Las week hhfpa Wa shot and Killed.
u mis- ATTEMPTING Fourth District rosi
"Wednesday ulkt List another was wOurdrd ny a
ur. N.rilurx To burglar, hcI house, which
.,s, mi eel ia the FoYrih District; their movements
nrosci aud she opcncd r" on thrm with revolver
rms 'scapci. but blood stain, soNni iha one ~
t,ru had brsh wounded. TIC PRAISE which the iaprrs
have Dc-tOwci upOn III" man WI" ci i'ir ,lar ana
lbe vrIn al who wounded one have made the Ncrilc
citizen cnNlou- or nb"I-, H'd telc = t"htial "c'r"
snont burglar winch makes the Profession doci edy
dangerous
Ths Mexican nan war Iibertsi has been In this
mort for time UNDERGOING rcpair- aud this week
r, gar her The Vessel lett The wharf 10 which sue
Ina been uoorcd and anchored Ia the middle ~ the RIVER,
and re- port Mated that tho officers mad d-rov
pl,t among number of young ncu III TINS city 10
sen. tnc snip inquiry dsclO-eI that number o tho
crew sr-sel had Deserted AMI subsequently, boeh
aud delivered the officers OF tue b-r al wi %
huI th,reu,on ordered the vcs-c. 10 tao middle of the
prevent The drsericI- again getting ashore
r. er, !. some war feeling IN this ely. because inc
because luminosity toward Mexico. but becnusr tGcro
is general belief that this city woud DO the base Of