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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-11-17

A lawyer, when asked to plead a cause demands his fees before he opens his persuasive mouth. You may hang and go to the naughty one before he will give you his legal ser vice gratis. If one desires to know what investments are good and likely to be profitable, the broker who ad- vises him is quite sure to charge him commission for making the pur- chase. If one be sick and consults a physician, he will required to plank down the regulation fee. Why, then,
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-11-17
peath of pI rorsman.

MT. David R,Fore -.iI died at his ranch four mile east of Florence, last Monday evening, after long illness, at the age of eventy-six years. He was born in Pennsylvania, and went to California il 1849, where he resided continuously lntil 1880, when he came Arizona. lie was buried on We'd nesday, just brty-six years from the day of his marriage. He leaves a widow and tn children: Mrs. c. G. Lewis, and Nil NJ. M. Hickey, of Flor ence; Mrs. J. II. Hopkins, of Critten- den, Arizona Mrs. F. H. Hubbard, of San Francisco Mrs J. c. Barnum, of Santa Rosa, Gal; Mrs. Vim. Meredith, and Jacob Bre1nan, of Smartsville, Cal; Chas. A. Foreman, of Tomb stone, and Mssrs. Vim. D. and Rich. ard Foreman1f this place.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-11-17

Messrs. Ges schornick and w. J. LeBaron hae completed the clearing of Dr. J. M Iurlev's section of land about eight ailes southwest of Flor ence, under tle Florence canal, and have done avery excellent piece of work. They started for Phenix last Monday to plfchase of Messrs. H. E. Kemp &,Co.f ! the necessary farming implenents br putting in a crop oi alfalfa. Ihre fonrths of the section will be plantd to alfalfa and the re- mainder wiDbe devoted to fruits. Ali ter seeding the land Messrs. Shornick and LeBaon will dig well, build g house ant fence the land for Dr. Hur ley.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-11-17

Cleveland has pardoned the San Carlos Apaches who were convicted of the murder of Billy Diehl and Mike Grace and sentenced to serve a term of imprisonment at Alcatraz. Cleve- land is the chap who, as President of the United States, refused to credit the statements of G. H. Oury and Judge Dibble, special representative from Arizona, sent to Washington to rep resent to the high muck-a-mqsp that Agency Indians were rsi;d il3ll koun- try and killing tfsv VA
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-11-17
D1mu

The finest turnouts in the country and the best stock at Drew 6 Bam- rick's liverT---ehls
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-11-17

JAS. OOIlC Montezunna vine Morse,
 wife, Piual ; G. w. Cleyt man, San ] Final; Jai
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-11-17
MKKE MENTION.

See notice elsewhere of fine inn proved farm for sale, close to town.
 Florence Lodge No. 4, A. 0. U. W. will meet at their hall tonight at ' 80 sharp.
 Commodore w. P. Blair was in town this week from his ranch near Drip ping Springs.
 Mir. A. Hittinger visited Florence, Pinal and Silver King this week, in a business way.
 Mir. M. W. Harter, the amalgama- tor at De Noon, came down Thursday for short visit.
 The Board of Supervisors will meet next Monday to canvass the returns of the late election.
 Uncle Sam wants .so p,nchase 16O cavalry horses fo-. V Apartment. See notice elsewJ.ef<
 Mir. Gus. 11s &An Fran cisco drun,ili f1 * 'Eogerty in terests } n - .leEthis week.
 Re<lI Y ' 'to Event to Phe- ni< t >H Eaes1ze the Presby- lt8.<(.< . ,< |.'' '' .sk E5zona. He return
 Ak Ezoin and Miss May Sabin taat ue Dom Sacaton Monday even- iiik 4ltes.ded the entertainment on Inesdsy evening.
 Eessrs Jas. Carr and James Finley ef Harshaw, arrived Thursday and went to Butte to look at smelter they intend purchasing.
 Judge W. H. Benson was in town this week, looking up house for his family. He will remove to this place before the first of January.
 Mir. and Mrs. M. NJ. Hickey came up from Tucson Tuesday to attend the funeral of the late David R. Foreman, who was Mrs. Hickey's father.
 Mir. John A. Marshall and wife came down from Pinal last Saturday to at- tend the wedding of Mir. E. B. Modem and Miss Lulu Drais on Sunday.
 The culvert at MsT allan's well on the Casa Grande road was repaired this week and its wings were extended sufficiently toprevent any future wash tN
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-11-17

The total vote cast in Globe was 298.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-11-17
Grass has made a got

Grass has made a good gScy the late rains, and in soll will be pretty fair. St1 all right in this couy Good cattle are low than ever before in s, We are informed of S the San Pedro at $10 r an offer to sell by anot )(lf for COW and calf. At SUI 6g tie should certainly be alGz| ment.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-11-17
MT John Knielrt, of Silver Xxi took pis i&a.iiy lo Tutson this we VI he does not arrange tc place
take them east.

A4f hs does not arrange tc place his children atschool in that place he will take them east.
 Mir. Smith Turner has has forty acres of his land lying immediately south of the Western Addition, laid out into town lots. MT. A. T. Colton did the surveying.
 Parties wanting piano tuning done or repairs made to musical instru- ments can have them promptly at J tended to by leaving their orders at the drug store. A competent tuner will arrive in a few days
 MT. A. Redueill, the well known pi- ano dealer and tuner, will be in Flor ence tomorrow and will remain four days, on his regular semi-annual trip He is now permanently located at Phenlx, where he owns handsome place and his family resides.
 The bets made on the national cleo tion results are all being paid over to the lucky winners. Some of the losers cannot yet understand why matters bOOh suCu di uileN ptCleu turn, put tne inevitable fact stares them boldly in the face and they are forced to give up the question.
 A peach tree in Mir. John Miller's garden got a little out of its reckoning, probably on account of the election, and several days ago it put on bril- lant covering of blossoms. Now MT. Miller is a staunch democrat, else it might be supposed that the tree was exultingover the republican victory, { The zeal of the tree is worthy of greater coYnmendation than its discretion. no Yn Wednesday evening, November zot9-Thanksgiving Eve-Florence Lo9ge No. 4, A. O. U. w, will give a grand ball at the Court House for the Purpose of raising funds to purchase Tn organ for their lodge room. The committee in charge of the arrange ments are( perfecting details that tpromise to olmake it one of the most enjoyable 5 iocial events of the season.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-11-17

Fthe publisher, who
 6ght oil praising up zal enterprises and the
 vi whole communities ? Ele difference? Tell us if
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-11-17

See notice elsewhere of fine i'm proved farm for sale, close to town.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-11-17

s. Klein & Go. shipped bar of sil- yer (670 ounces), on Monday, for s. Tidwell
 The first heavy frost of the season occurred here Thursday night. Ice formed on water in exposed places.
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Aeee,v, m yve.e ya.h,rr,e..

LOUD SwHAxN0.-Frank Ritter was charged In
the Police Court tins morning with using prufane
language IN house on Congress street loud
enough 70 be heard on the street. He failed TO ap
pear and his collateral was forfeited.
SALE OF Lofs on u SfR1Bf-A number Of lots Of
the Maroury estate on street were privately sold
few days aga Lots Nos. and u were boughr
BY e T. simp.on for 5000; lots Noa 6 Il, & g
10 IL were sold 70 J. J. COOK for q. 600 and lots
Nos Is and 10 TO Dennis Ready for $50 each.
CATTLE MARkRT.-The following Gales OF i've
stock at Drovers Rest yesterday are reported: go
cattle up and sold-best 4Ka4xc.; good, lXa4kc.
medium. 4a4kc; common. 81 a4c. 7l2 sheep and
iamosIsheeb 2ha3kc.; lambs, 4,Sa6xc.; calves,
brisk.
KNIGHTS OF TIE GOLDEN EAeLk-At the meeting
OF the Grand Castle OF the Knights OF the Golden
Eagle, last evening, charter was granted TO Po-
tomac Castle, NO. q OF West Washington.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION or WATER AT z
q m-Great Fails, temperature. 70; condition,
receiving reservoir, temperature. 70; ,ondi-
ton at north connection, 81; condition at south
connection. 9; distributing reservoir, tempera-
ture. q: condition at inf1uent house %; con-
dltlon at emuent gate-house, %. High-uoe In the
river to-day at 12:1S pm; low-tide at 7:o5 pm.
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II.
STREET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are in circula.
tate upon Wolfe Street. between EsirIaxs and Lee
carriage-way or that street. The city pays one
thlro OF such improvements and the property on
eacn side OF the street one-third. The square
square on Duke street has oeen paved since 1873
COUNTY CouRT.-The August term OF the County
Court o Was begun and completed yesterday after.
Jury, and was the last OF the terms which will
be held on the fourth Monday OF the
at Brick HaR2pe on S Se wasSnrson
wiLi &c taken Up Al the next term . The sppliea.
place, which mad been antagonized by Mr.. W. B.
brockett ana others, was dismissnd On the
PROBATE SIDE Of the court administration was
granted 70 John w. Garrison upon the estate Of
Mary A. Colbert the bond being $500, and the
commemorative attorney the surety. The court
Will meet again next week.
GOOD TENP1.ARs' BusH-MEErNo.-The annual
push-meeting or Good 1empiars OF Fairfax and
Alexandria counties and city OF Alexandra will
Church, on the W., o. and w. K X, commencing
september and continuing three days. Among
the speakers engaged for the occasion are Senator
A. II. CoiQultt, OF Georgia; Col j. X. Miller, g. q
I. OF Virginia; Col Geo. w. Carter, Z. N. whitney,
A. kalstrom, and Major j. F. Divine, OF WASH
ington; Capt. Jno Gray, Of Leesburg. The ex-
ecutlve committee Of District Lodge, No. 13 l. o. G.
T., OF which b. N. Foltz, OF Alexandria, Is chair
man, and T. E Aawxhurst, or Fairfax c. Il, Is
noS Shot SS VI euc
KILLED BY The 1RArN.-MisS Eifie Williamson,
aged eighteen, daughter OF the late Daniel William
son. OF Fairfax County, Va, was killed yesterday
afternoon, near Long Branch station, on the Alex.
andria and II, dericHsburg kdiiroau by the north
bound frti light train running over her.
NOTES.-The ,rOtting PARK near tulS city will he
open Friday Tor some special races between horses
Owned Ia this nsighbornood-Mr. John I. Thom-
as was buried yesterday ut Fairfax Z. Ii. lie had
been engaged as postal agent on the Manassas
Gap railroad until few days before his DEATH
Mrs. VIM Vol died 1t her home on Wolfe street.
near Fairfax, on Suuday.--The pupnc schooiI
open next week.--lJ Is understood here that the
democratic committee at WarrentOn has deter
Mined that the selection OF WdrrentOn Springs as
Tue place Tor the congressional convention shall
Stand.-Al the proposed street improvements
are postponed until the city council meets again.
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CITY AND DISTRICT
CONDENSED Locals.

Daniel sheehan, the young man who was bru-
tally attacked by Jas Duncan In cell IN the nrst
precinct station-nouse Saturday night. denies that
be was drunk at the time as published, but was
asleep.
Burglars entered the residence Of Mr.. A. Wall,
1O 18th street, at O'Clock this morning, but we're
mig htened OF by Mrs. Wall and her niece before
securing any plumber.
Yesterday VIM. Fauntleroy, colored, employed
q laoorer at 1907 street, fell under cart, and
the wheel passing over him he was badly nurt
He was attended at the Emergency Hospital and
sent TO his home 1724 Bralnard street.
A slight fire at Sher1is wharf. yesterday, was
extinguished by Harbor-MaSter sutton and the
omcers OF the police boat.
Benz. Williams, colored, whose place or business
Is on the commons, not far from the jail. was In
the Police court this morning charged oy Omcer
sullivan with keeping an unlicensed par Inc
testimony was contradictory and the case was dis
missed
The National Fencibles will give an excursion
70 Marshall Hail tomorrow evening on the w. W..
Corcoran.
Mr. Lemuel r. Henry is lying critically III with
paralysis at his residence, 1136 7th street north
west, and there is but it'll hope OF his recovery
He was for many years prominent In Odd Fellow
Masonic circles
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The Death Record.

During the twenty -rour hours ending at O'Clock
this afternoon deaths were reported TO the health
once as follows: Jane G. Bridewell, white, Is
years; VIM. d. Cassin. white, 90 years; George G.
Auguste, white, day; Edward E. McWiLliams.
whlte, days; John Burke, white. 81 years; Clara
NJ Shadooit, white, 81 years; John s. 10y, COL
ored, months; Lucy Taylor, colored, % years;
ADDISON Elena, colored, 81 days; WIN. EdmonstOn
colored- % years; Aaron Thornton, colored AZ
years; Julia II. Williams, colored 2 years; John
Peyton, colorsd, 80 years; Netue Norton, colored
year; Mary 7. Cnew, colOrei, months.
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Stealing the star.
Tothe Ed

TO the Editor Of TIE EVENING SrAR:
Is there any law TO punish boys for stealing the
STAR from the door-steps OF subscribers, and II
there Is what Is 1t! Such stealing seems to be the
regular business OF some boys in my section OF the
city. II there Is no law to adequately punish the
thieves, please say that one subscriber is on the
LOOKOUT, and Will md, ana apply, a punishment
that the thief he survives, Will not soon forget
SUBSCRIBER
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ROCKVILLE, August "a, 1888.

hOCKVILLE, August "a, 1883.
Correspondence Of THK EVENING STAR.
Mr.. r. J. W. Brewster, son or ex-Attorney-Gene-
raj Brewster, to-day purchased OF Mr.. ThoS B.
Brookes an eligible building lot at Gaithersbury,
and has given out the contract for the erection OF
fne dwelling house on the same
Mr.. c. Newton Trundle with a force Of hands.
has Tor several days teen engaged III moving and
repairing fences cleaning up the grounds &C., at
the ratr grounds, preparatory to the TALL exhibit
ton, commencing on wednesday, september s.
The track Is In good condition, AMI is used by
MI. VIM. II. Rabbit in training and exercising bus
trotters Tor coming tr ais OF speed
MI. Eli Moulden to-day sold TO Mr.. Benz, Haney
his property on Fayette streeJ-thls place consist
Ing OF lot improved by u blacksmith and carriage
shop. Price paid $3.50. s. A NJ
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BOWMAN Has TROUBLE WITH HIS WIPES VISITORS

BOWMAN Has TROUBLE WITH Hrs WIPES VISITORS
Alfred Warren and Frank Marshall were arralgned
IN the Police Court yesterday Tor an assault ON
FRANK Bowman last "Wednesday night. = Ae latter
Testified that he went home between l2 40 and 1
O'Clock and Warren was with his (BowInan's) VIE:
that he knocked at the door, when Warren tumpei
out OF the window. followed by Marshall and one
or the intruders struck witness while the 9TH at
tempted 70 ''do him up" with Ratchet. The de.
PENDANTS testified that they had been invited there
oy MA Bowman and her SISTER, ana when they
heard Bowman they got up and went out when
they found Eim (Bowmanl with a bi, stone lug ln
one nAnd and Ratchet In the other. and one held
him while the other disarmed him Ths oonrt
SAD that he would nne them s. each on general
principles
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James C. McGuire,s Funeral

The funeral OF the late James c. Mcguire will
take place tomorrow morning at IL O'Clock from
the residence OF the deceased, GA street orth.
west The services Will be conducted by Rev. Hall
Harrison, the rector OF Sc. Johns church, Howard
County, Nd The sons and near relatives OF the
deceased Will act as pall-bearers. They are as
follows: +. b. MCGUIRE, Of this city; Joseph d.
Clark MCGUIRE, Dr. j. Clark MCGUIRE, OF Louis
vile, KY; Commander II. c. Taylor, U. S. NJ; ms
son, Ii. MCGUIRE Taylor. The tnterment Will De al
Oak Hill cemetery. The remains were brought 10
this city on the 1l-oclock train this morning the
three sons and other relatives OF the deceased
being on the funeral train.
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EDUCATIONAL


ERENCH THOROUGHLY TAUGHT AND MAS
y esrsd in three yea 5 by the Test method. name
q Para sor6onne Uniyersity, professor Of clasica
and modem laneuaeeA 00S 10th ct nv. su2S- 1ms
MAINLAND SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND. BAL
Vx TlAokE, AD.-This h q school for the education
Ct boys and girls who are bliu whose seht 10 q
Defective het they cannot attend the public -chool
tomac Dep2t 9th stree. and Avenue. September 10,
iSoS ef go O'Clock .. m. j. y. MORRISON.
au27-l2t superintendent.
MR. AND MRS LOUI- NAECKER
~ 1908 9Th St NV.
VIII receive pupils on VIOLIN Comet and Piano COM
menctne September su27.1ms
NrEDICAL pEPAkTMENT,
MI GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY,
Washington. d G.
The forsth session Of this Medical College win begin
on MONDAY, OCTOBER !. 1883. in ne nav and well.
eQuivped college building.
b St bet 9th and 10th sts
For announcement and further Particular sddreas
q. l. MA0RUDER. n. D.. Dean,
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TAKI IN THE RACES at Bay Ridge. All free
AdrE-

A WIFE Sues HER HUSBAND FOR SEPARATE
4AIHTESAScE-AnnieL Graether aas py Belya
A. lockwood. lied a bill against her husband
Leonard T. Catcher, for separate malntenance-
so per month for herself and $50 for the two Gull
UREA Ihey Were married At Flushing, L l. April
70, 1853. and she charges that recently he nes
aodnooned ner and the TWO younger children: that
ne refuses 10 live with her or allow her 10 i've
with hlEl, and has refused 10 supply her with the
necessares OF lie 70 pay the board bills or herself
ana children she states that ne Is an arcnilecI
ana clNn engineer. employed on the Library build.
M, ala receives nearly 500 mont and Is Iv.ug
N luxury, going on sprees, &C she Charges tuat
he has for nve years treated her with Cruelty &c
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The seventh international congress of Amer

The seventh international congress OF American.
lists Will meet al Berlin October2.
AT conference or clergy at Drogheda yesterday
resolutions were adopted demanding the release
OF John Dillon, expressing sympathy with ParneIl,
ana approving the raising or fund for Parnells
defense.
II Is reported at Ottawa that Hon. ]. 8. Thomo.
son. minister OF justice, has been knighled for his
services In connection with the Negotiations for
the recent fishery treaty.
Inc town Of Mercersburg, Pa. Is suffering from
the evil deeds OF band of Inc endiarfes
MrS o. Taylor died yesterday at Peru O. and
her request that both hands and her feet be ampu-
taied, and her heart taken from her body and sent
70 france Ior burial, was compiled with. The rest
OF her BODY W. be buried to-day.
Forest nres are stu raging along the RAILWAYS
IN tne peninsula at Aarquette, Mich. At Munford
twenty-five buildings burned causing a ioSs of
$1,000, with little Insurance.
The International swimming match between
johnson, OF England, and Levy. OF Pittsburr over
5-mile strnghtaway course was won by Ion n.
son yesterday a. Coney Island in 1 hour - min
uces and % seconds. - AA
Miss silvia Hardy, the biggest woman in Na,ne
commonly known as the Maine Gianteae y died 4,
WAtons In that state, saturday pizht Miss Harry
trsssled Win barnums show several yoara
It's thouglt that twelve lives Were lost nv the
oornipg q the great warehouses at HAMBURG yes.
terday. The spectacle was q grand one an6 wss
Gen. h2uclme has died at Barcelona II fl r.
ported that his death was caused by Wonnds ~
ceived In duel with C member Of the chsmper o.
deputleA who was also wounded
Gen. Martin Gonzales CHIEF OF stan 10 pressdens
Dial, OF Mexico, has Challenged Rsmon Delnhino :
CUBAN Journalist 70 ngnt duel iOe attackina bin
In the press
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FOR SALE--HOUSES

LoR sALE-gHEAP-s50o0 PROPERTY Il A
n W; rooms snd b.th. lot 2Sxlo0; bsrszin Tor
somebody DAVID d. sIoNk soo Of su2s-3t
I,OR sALE-THf BEST HOUSE IN THR ROW
Il st. bet 18th aud 10th; square bay window. q
bath cellar. and Laundry Tr1ce low an i'm
NoR SALE TWO-sTORY FIyE-RooM FRAME
Il dive linz. Viii sell cheap. Paying tnvestmenL
Address Boz IL, star ONCE au2s 81
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AMUsEM ENTs.

NATIONAL THRArRR-The dramatic season OF
1ssS-Se was opened with enthusiasm BY q large
audience at this house last night sThe Pay
master, the play OF the evening" seemed TO hit the
taste OF the house. particularly the upper portion
OF ", and It's climaxes were applauded, and It's
comedy laughed at In a way that must have bee q
mighty gratifying 70 Mr.. Duncan Harrison and his
company. There Is little In "The Paymaster" that
Is noe already familiar TO the experienced theater
goef, and In rearranging into new drama these
haokneyed Incidents and developing the characters
70 carry them forw little ingenuity or originality
mas oeen shown. MT. Harrison 10 an actor OF ex.
perience ana good address, and made the most OF
the role OF the hero last night. Among his adven-
lures were two dives into tanks OF real water,
once 70 save himself and the second time TO save
his sweetheart, Miss Lieb, who was acceptable As
Mss A.tey, the heiress. Mrs. OSullfvan Dimpiei,
OF Baltimore, who has just gone on the stage, nled
minor role fairly well The remainder OF the
support was fair. The play Is vel mounted
HARRIS BIJoU THKATKR.-The opening OF the
BiJou fheaisr last night drew an audience that
nled the house. The attraction was Milton MOBILES
Love and Law" and seemed 70 thoroughly please
the audience. Mr.. Mobiles as Feiiz ORof did some
strong comedy work, while the Character OF Rita,
an italian street singer, by Dollie Mobiles was I'M
personated with much sweetness. Miss Emma
Hagger. q Washington girl, made a capital Irish
maid Louis 7. HOward's impersonation OF the
Italian organ-grinder was o clever piece OF char
acter acting. Altogether, the performance was a
highly creditable ana II those that follow keep
up the standard SET last night, the Bijou will be
more successful than ever.
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