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The Arizona champion., 1888-04-07
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

NEWS OF THE WEEK. The Dem ocratic City Ticket Knocked Clean Out of the
 Ring in Albuquerque. Every Member on the Repub,i- can Ticket is Elected. One More Victim of John Barieycorn.- Who wonders on while Delirious And Is finally found by his
 Friends.-He will probab-
 Iy net recover. U. s Mars hal Meade Writes to
 Secretary Bayard. Major General Terry Placed on The Retired List,-Jake
 Sharp Dead.
The Arizona champion., 1888-04-07
Fine Teams and Carriages.
Albuquerque National Bank,
 CAPITAL PAID IN $Ioo,ooo.

OFFICERsohn A. Lee Predent Folsom Vice President w Strickler DlREcroRs:-ohn Lee SIM Folsom ANVIL
 Hanson, M. S. Oero E. D Bullock, H. N Jafa, C. H Dane
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A Most Amusing rxpcrieDce,

A Chicago lady who recently went east
with a little niece whom she was taking q
school met with a most amusing experience
on tho train en- route. Somewhere down in
New York state q short, fat man. with pc
culiar looking eye, entered the car and took
a seat directly opposite tho lady and her
little charge. The little one surveyed him
closely for few moments, and then. turning
10 her aunt, she whispered: "Auutic, that's
Ben Butler" The lady had not taken any
particular notice Of the new passenger but
at this size looked over at him, and IN an ia.
slant recognized him, as the little girl had
from the familiar caricatures Of the illus.
trated papers. In few moments he drew
forth a crumpled bit Of paper and then be-
gan q search through all Of his pockets for o
pencil with which TO jot down something
that had just occurred to him.
Seeing that his search was fruitless, tho
lady leaned over and offered him her peucil
He took it with polite acknowledgment,
and made his little memoranda, after which
10 returned the pencil with polite Dow and
smile For few moments his mind ap-
peared to bc occupied with something, ana
then lie seemed TO recover himself again
Fumbling in tie pocket Of his overcoat. he
drew forth a small package and passed it
over 10 the lady with a pleasant nod She
hesitated moment, then accepted the offer.
Ing and found, to her amused surprise, that
it was fresh package Of Iucatan chewing
gum That NJ. Butler had good supply u
the article was evident to her from the Wig
orous working Of his jaws, and she apple-
ciated his effort 10 recognize her kindness in
loaniDg him Der pencil Chicago Herald.
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Tho Identity nf Writers.

In Journalism mans thought ana fancy
are his stock and trade. His name Is hi.
trade mark. It Is the law Of life that each
man has a right 20 wor; for himself, AMI no
ono should envy his ability to excel those
around him. The only way journalist can
legitimately excel is by impressing the su
periority Of Llm5slf upon tie appreciation OF
the world Under the present order Of things
It IS difficult 10 see how this can be d0ro
Only the journalists immediate friends ever
heard Of him as journalist. There are, Of
course, many methods OF becoming conspic-
uous as a newspaper man that belong to al
entirely different art While the identity Of
writers Is kept secret the ability to write
is not Just the best talent TO command. II
the writers on the various papers were TO
begin now and sign their articles, the weed
ing out process would have to be put in oper-
alton within month. Ii would surprise tho
public 70 find the best articles in tho papers
over names that seemed never 10 have ap-
peared ia print before. Tho distinguished
names would lose some OF their magic
1t IS known that few writers are now
permitted to sign their articles The permis-
sion IS limited to correspondents, people who
have become famous in other professions
and those who have acquired familiar names
by marriage, inh,ritanco or some uniquely
notorious act ON The actual journalist l.
denied the privilege &C. NJ. s Mcclellan in
The Writer.
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FINANCE ASO COMMERCE.
New York Stock Market.
Reported by &. w. Branch & Co. banker
and brokers. No. I'LL Main street.

NEW YoRT. December / The early
London cables showed prices la higher
than our markets closed Monday, and the
foreign houses were free buyers here
dulipg the first hours trading. The
traders were talking bearisb, but there
was liule borrowing demand In loan
crowd especially for Erie. Lake Shore
Union Pacific and Norfolk K Western,
preferred. Reading wss unusually dull
Towards noon the trading slsckencd
and In the afternoon was extremely dull
There was hardly any outside business,
and the business WAS mostly scalping be.
tween the traders. Aichison Il Missouri
Pacific were very ragged to-day, and at
prices showed wide fluctuations Re
ports were current Of some financial
troubles In Boston, but these were
promptly denied by the leading houses
In That city. The closing cables from
London quoted Americans as firm, with
influential buying and large coverings
by the short interest also, that fayora-
ble statement regarding 81. Paul is cx-
pected In few days as the result of
President Mil.ei's yi.it. The East Ten.
nessee directors meeting to-day did
nothing In regard 10 the recent injunc-
ton and adjourned TIL Friday next The
street Is considerably exercised regard
ing the next dividend on Missouri Pacific,
and the gossips say the officials of the
road decline to he interviewed Ia the
matter. Market closed fairly steady at the
advances, but there was hardly any life
TO the trading after . O'Clock. The gen
ersl situation is no brighter than during
November, and the best informed opera.
tors tell their friends TO sell stocks when.
ever they have any decided rallies
Money easy at 2@2t Sterling Elk.
changes unchanged
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J.. LoTTIER' 8.

We gave the countersign and passed
In their factory this evening. Some PEG.
pie believe there is something mysterious
about their factory, perhaps because there
is no losfng allowed there. You get
through with your business and go, that's
all the LOttier boys have time for in
business hours. and that keeps them on
the 60 quite long enough for this brief
life. The mystery would be TO know
how they could fail of success with such
tact and system and experience and
good advertisers they are. too, with
Strawberry Twist and Police Plug in
the lead everywhere it Is planted. Lot
tiers are tobacconists all over, one or
more of them are always up or down in
the factory, in the Office, and, so to speak
all around the house, ever vigilant of
their business interests. These are the
boys that build on solid ground.
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me DIRECTORY man.

The champion unconscious funny man
cut In Ayondalo, where he Is getting ID
names and statistics for the new Hamilton
county directory Yesterday he called a
the house % young couple who have seel
1ust two summers aud winters pass over thei
keads since the law and the Gospel mad
them one.
"How old Is your husbandf' asked the dl
eoetory man OF the wife.
s'Twenty-six.
sAnd bow old are your
"Twenty-four."
show long have you been uarriedf'
1.-TWO years"
Then In the same cold, far away ofiicial
tone. asked the next question on the printed
list:
.Havs you any grown up cbildrenf
The young wife nearly tainted, the ehor1
MS 20 great to suppress the hysterical laugh
fer that possessed her soul, but she managed
% sey that their only child was still, in the
nature Of things, baby.
This story Is almost equal to the tale Of the
snan Who took the census In College Hill. He
cal1ed 1t . family where there wero twins.
ana. after being told their age, he blandly
and onthirkingly inquired Of the dunn
loondsd mother whether they were born In
~ sams state. &c bad followed bis snstruc-
ttenn 70 tie lettor, but in 50 doing had thrown
oommon onuse overboeyd. cincinnati Times
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sALRs RKPoKrFp TO sEcRETARY
New York Markets.

Quotations -Middling, dc; low mid
ling, 9sc. good ordinary. SIC.
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nspsrs q the Grand sars Of the HU''i"f'
Court.

MePex4 ~ tue oSeuo WIZ
Court
Al the request of Judge Atkins 'ne
s,srd tnrv OF the Hastings CouF, IS.
scmh)td al the City jail al " oe'ooA
se&ierdsy morning .a.hh,s Al.
.ornsv mel The Jury and careia' hspec-
s,nr ~ The civ Jail was made. dnog,
.ss;.s penuty Sergeant Burgess aho
AZ q, w. Donley. one OF the Jurors
s ' ON ION of the isil and examined the
,ou,e by which the prisoners mace 'he''
escape. IN,
u,s',n,s l,ourt and retired 10 their room
where six prisoners and The jail oinclan
were examined, after which they msd'
the following report
~ ne Hon. r. s. Atkins. Judge 81 Ia
Hussiaes Court.
Your grand jury, after fully looking
into the cause OF the es are OF The two
o,Isoncrs. Riley aad Monia. Novembe
snb 1889. from the City Jail, are OF ih'
orinion that the said prisoners were ho
I,,tsd up the night OF tho escape anC
,hst DEPUTY NJ J. Rosendoff failed II
performing his duty. in that the SAID
rrIsoners were not locked up. as the CELL
we're found locked by the officers aitel
the alarm was given. The duty assumed
by Mr.. Rosepdorf in locking up the pris
oners wss new TO him, and, In the ex
element of the moment, failed TO make
a, full and searching an examination o.
the .ail ward as ii was bis duty TO do, bu
me are satisfied said deputy did not will
jnsly aid the escape. We are also salts
fed that the rules and regulations OF Thu
TAIL are not carried out by the officers O
the Cny Jail, etc. Respectfully sub
mitted, THOMAS POTTS,
Foreman Grand Jury Hastings Court.
After the report had been read by MT
Potts, Judge Atkins. addressing, Com
monweAlth's Attorney Spottswood, SAID
"CoIonel. after We have examined ano
considered the report We will determine
what further action is TO be taken IN The
matter
nrPrIY ROsrNDORF DISCHARGED.
soon after the grand jury had pre-
scented their report, City Sergeant Robert
A. Carter sent the following communities
ton TO Deputy Rosendoif
.Hr NJ J. RossndoIf.
Dear Sir,-The grand jury having re,
ported that the prisoners Rlley ana
Monts escaped from the city jail because
OF your failure TO discharge your only,
/ deem It an obligation upon myself, as
we'll as duty TO the public, to discharge
Won from my service as Deputy Sergeant
of the city of Richmond.
Respectfully, X. a. CARTER,
Sergeant City Of Richmond.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-05

The new craze Is the fir pillow, consist.
ng OF an unbleached cotton bag filled with
the twlgs OF the fire tree. The pillow.
case 10 OF linen, canvas, satin or plush
according TO the taste and pocket OF the
maker, aud upon the surface Is embroIde
ered likeness OF the hr itself, or som
smpienssie motto. such a. "GIve me of
NV oaim. y nr tree" The pillows have
soothing effect on the nervous sleeper
giving sweet and dreamless slumbers a.
II BY magic. "
Snsse pillows are given away with
each cake BALKAN Fir Soap, q as Esst
Ssoso' corner Fifth. ia. NrlLRa.
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England Is bemoaning the fact that the
Prince Of Wales has lost his skill rs q marks.
man. At the imperial hunt in Austria be
missed four stays, much to the surprise and
disgust Of Francis Joseph. The reason for
this dscadence In his ability as hunter Is not
bard to discover He SMOKES too much to
retain steady hand and his nerves are not
In healthy condition. II is said that be
smokes ten cigars day and large numbss
Of e'Qgstts Reclda New Yak World. = ,
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Japan,s Railway and releeranb

Japan has now over 400 miles Of railway
and AGO more miles are being Constructed
All the important cities and towns arc con,
nected with each other by lines OF telegraph
and in 1885 more than 100000 dispatche.
were sent. The telegraph system here i
under the control Of the government, and
its receipts very nearly meet its expenditures.
The telegraphing is done in japanese, and an
extra charge is made when kilograms arc
sent in foreign language Frank e. Car.
penter's Letter.
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NRw YORK, Deem Der A. Flour quiet and
somewhat, stronger; finer grades winter
2.75C03. IS. Southern dull but steady: trade
and family brands 4l096.0 90. Wheat
stronger Spot sales, No. red. LOCI II;
No. red winter, December, l.05s. Corn,
unchanged spot sales, No. 2 mixed, 4Sl@
asa No. 2 mixed December, 47!c Oats
a mixed ys f PORK o wEie n ssc ~
1925. Lard steady; December, 8.300s IS.
sugar, raw. dull but firm and higher re-
fined, active; cut-loaf and crushed. She;
cubes and powdered, 7sc.; granulated, 7td
7sc.;. mould A, 7Sc. Coffee, firm Rio, II
0l74c.
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Mr.. Otley's Successor.

Mr. John W. Otley. prominent mem
Der Of the Board Of Aldermen and al
active and efficient Democrat, has been
appointed successor to Mr.. john q. Til
Yer, who lately resigned his post on Of
index clerk OF the House OF Representa-
tives In Washington.
Mr.. Otley has accepted the appoint
usnt, and yesterday petition was being
circulated and signed by large number
of voters OF Monroe ward, asking the
Board to elect Mr.. Junius Mosby Dir. OF
ley,s fuccessOr.
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Not tho Only Man AIirn.

Husband Cpettishly)-Why, Nellie, do you
spena so much time ut the looking glassf
"fe-lo make myself look as attractive
as possible.
H.-Pshawl You are toe vain. And what
does 1t al amount tot / don't admire you
any more.
WI know it, dear, but you are not the
only man in the world.
II. puts on his thinking cGp.-Bostoa
Courier
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LEMON ELIXIR.
Its Wonderful Eject on the Liver, stom-
ach, Bowels, Kidneys and Blood

As prepared by DR.. II. Motley A lanta, Ga
A pleasan, lemon drink that positively cures
all Billion ness, Constipation, Indigestion OF
Dyspepsia, Headache, Malaria, Kidney Dis
ease, Dizziness, Colds, Loss Of Appetite, Fe-
We g. Chills, 81 tches, P!mples. al lmpuri-
ties Of the blood. Pain ia the Back Palpata-
ZION of the Heart, and all other diseases
ca used by disordered liver, stomach and
Kidneys, the h-st great cause Of all fatal
diseases. 80 cents and 81 Per bottle. Sold
by druggists. PREF a-ed only by II. Moz!ey,
". D., Atlanta, Gejrg q.
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Mother-My dear, wish you wouldn't use
your jump rope 50 much. IL is very danger
Gus practice read the other day of LITTLE
girl who jumped 400 times and then dropped
dead
Child-Wasn't it too bad. mo;heri
Mother-lt must, indeed, have been a sad
blow to her parents.
Child mean, mother, it was too bad she
couldn't have lived long enough to jump the
even SOC. Yankee Blade.
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Stock of tobacco in various foreign
markets, with q comparative statement

rs Is. 1880 lFsi lsA
Liverpool Nov. l. 45s73 4S $50 1910 4 3O4l4 %, $40
London. Nov. l. y. S96 3i2s7 30 800 % 757 20,0l5
bremen. Nov. ]. 9.l55 GO 1915 3.s7s $3.50
Antwerp. Nov. !. 3,7JS 2,5li 1895 l,2S5 l,021
y. Orleans. NOv.l. 76l
Ba to-. Nov %. 20s40 90 let % go IL 423 "A, 72d
New York Dec ]. Il. 225 1885 405s9 81 70i % 700
Total. 1851. l69l7s; 1857, l6ss62; les6. l5e, O57
1855. 1ll,52i 1884,, s1,554
Total, lSs, 1853.
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Der LIST, 1925 hogsheads; against stock
November 1st. AZ. 065 hogsneads. Decrease
for November, l.S40 hogsheads

Freight rates by steamship--from New
York TO Liverpool. 40 to A. shlllinps ,
New York 10 London, 40 shlllings New
York TO Bristol and Glasgow 30 shillIngs,
New York to Antwerp. 80 .shllllngs; New
York TO Bremen, 40 shillings; New York
to Hamburg, 40 shillings- ON Kentucky
tobsccos. C. Mel.
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Below we quote prices Of few Of the man
bargains we have In stock:
Needles, lc. per paper: halrpins lc. per
lunch and ic. per box, ~ slate pencils for lie i
Z lrai penc /. Toe lc; ! rubber Zip pencil. lc.
note paper, &c for - sheets; envelopes, &c. for
~ shoe blocking, 10. per box: shoe polish
Be-. per bottle; sewing machine oil, &C. per bot
Tie; papers plns, &C.: silk. % per spool: but
ton hole twist. lc; embroidery silk &c. per
dozen: standard prints, g.. per yard: ginghams
80 e; all wool tricot, ! and iOc plaids' Il
10 &c; unlaundried shirts, "A 10 65c.; ladies
rubber shoes. s5c. per pair; boys knee pants,
Sc. A large lot OF mems work pants for 81 III
and al %.
A choice Of Harper's Bazaar Patterns free
10 every purchaser OF s5 worth OF merehan-
disc.
with small profits, square dealings and good
values, we hope 10 merit share of your pat
ronage. JOHN NJ. LYELL,
Racket Store
1decl-tt Gil Z. Broad Street
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TEAS AND COFFEEs.
GOOD NEWS TO TEA.DRINKERs
Thea Nectar Reduced 10 GOc.,
And Special Present
With Every Pound.

To'mnre thoroughly introduce 10 all that
appreciate a cup OF Good Tea, the Great At
ldntic and Pacific Tea Company has concluded,
In order 10 introduce and M toe same time 10
push their unexceled Baking Powders ana
Thea Nectar Teas, TO give eitnera handsome
plate or a beautiful cup and saucer. They
will also give an elegant pitcher and many
useful aud ornamental articles 10 every pur.
chaser who buys pound OF either their in
tallible Baking Powders or Ihea-Nt etaT
Teas.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SAFE

TOR SALE. ONE DETACHED O.
\ NEW FRAME BUILDING contain Iii
Thirty sixth and Thirty seventh streets. in
the neighborhood OF Chlmborazo Park. VIII
be sold on Easy terms 20 suit purchaser. Ap-
street between Main and Cary. ino-sutf
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to ask for that which IL now the standard
Family Medicine and cures everytline--
Or. psyld's Vegetable Liver Pills for
Sick Headache, Biliousness, Constipation
and Lisor Disease: Prioe, rs cents for .
dos ef Wed boxes for a.
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FINE ROASTE COFFEE,
Zoe, csc and SOC.

Our Teas and Cotfees are always fresh. anc
We guarantee 10 give satisfaction or u Jney re
tundei. We receive fresh roasted Coffet
every two days, therefore We have ire sh good.
on nand at all times.
Customers can have their ICotfee ground
fresh while waiting by aid OF our new EleC tri,
Motor
Our O'Clock Breakfast Coffee az g cent.
per pound Is the best, cheapest, and mOsi
economical Ia the market.
Great reductions Ia all grades OF pure "a
gars.
The best Stan lard Granulated Sugar at s.
per pound.
The best Standard a Sugar at nc. PET
pound
The bost White Extra { Sugar ut e.. pei
pound.
The best Light Z sugar "A exc. per pound.
The best Cut Sugar at s4c per pound.
The best Powdered Sugar at 81 per pound
We give checks with every p cents worth
or Tea, Coffee and Baking Powder.
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Yoana Authorize you know that our
mail icIy Ice Is In a most demoralized condi
toni It seems 20 take letter an age &c
reach its destination.
Old Friend 80 Have You been troubled
With ~
Young Author should say had. sent
poem to a New York paper more than -four
months ago and IL hasn't Leen printed yet. -
Birmingham Republican
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AREwKLL

RICHMOND, December 4-The II
O'Clock Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Northern train tomorrow
"wednesday takes among its pssscn
gers one whom the tobacco trade so
highly honors, and is 10th to part with,
and yet parting with our genial, gen
erous and beloved Gen. Peyton Wise we
have only the best of wishes, unalloyed
pleasure and profit for himself and his
gifted and graceful better half, II must be
one OF life's greatest blessings 10 have
Oh such trip and occasion of contem-
plated enjoyment such perfect compan
sionship. Mrs. aud General Wise take the
Red Star line for Antwerp, thence go 10
Paris for longer or shorter stay, and
from there to Berlin, and over through
the long list OF interesting European
centres OF attraction, returning via Eng
land home, probably not before July next
General Wise shook the hands Of the
many and embraced not few OF his host
OF warm friends in fond and feeling
adieux to day on Change. Bon voyage.
w. L. ID.
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Messrs. l.. NJ Griffin 4 Co: report sale
of a lot of fine wrappers to-day
RrcuMoyp, Va. December I

Several Of our manufacturers seem TO
have determined to close up Tor the year.
If takes TOO much heat and steam 10 run
the factory on the small orders coming
In. and besides this they have TO prepare
for more or less loose tobacco which has
TO be hung up and dried out at this sea
son. prummers out on the road are re,
porting that iobbers are again afraid Of
the tax business and will only lay In
stock in small lots as needed, and this
very troublesome retail business has to
be borne Of necessity by the manufac.
turer. to whom it is great drawback ami
expense. while If they refuse small orders
they loose their trade.
Tax of is, however, all the cry every
where. Congress should never have sn
other chance 10 demoralize trade So
again,
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Try my SWEETHEART Cigaret ties.
ra.x Act Mildly and Well

And are recommended by everybody for
sick headache, biliousness and torpid
liver. We mean DR.. Dsvids Vegetable
Liver Pills. Price, 25 cents for twenty
Ave pills.
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The receipts In New York during e:
month OF November Uncluding LOG!
hpksheads of Vlrginis tobeccol amount
10 3 637 hoQshesds sales 10 November
l.2eI hoesksads; exports 10 Noyemnes'
o69l hoeshSAds. Stock on hsnd Deem
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The Nnmo Wa, Eserythine.

Editor writing 70 eminent literary mani
II you will s,u1 US a story-say l,50S to ZOO
words-we viii pay you 500. You under
stand that this is sos for the u1e OF your
rame and g for the story-our usual rates.
Literary Mani regret to say that | have
no time or inclination to write the story, but
nclose my name, which YOU may use, and
in return send NE check for i295. Burling.
ton Hawkcye.
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Msssrs NJ T. Smith & Go. report sale
~ a Good LOT of cutters TO sn outoiiown
bnver they also report sale OF Few
wrappers to-day.