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New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

1t is proposed to introduce manual training in tho
new Boys Central High school
President Noah Cocheu Of the Brooklyn Electric
Light and Power Company, who was arrested for
violating city ordinance in stringng wires On the
elevated railroad structure In broadway, was dis
charged yesterday, as no offence had been committed.
About $4,000 has been subscribed to the Talmage
Tabernacle Fund
A reception was given by the Epworth League OF
the Hanson Place Methodist Episcopal Church last
evening to the pastor, the Rev. Or. \. B. kendlg,
who has Just returned from fom-months' tour of
Europe.
In the proceedings brought by Miss Magdalene
Polcyne of Newark 10 recover $50 from tho Rev.
Hyppote BarOnski, pastor Of st Casimrs Polish
Catholic Church. for whom she was formerly house
keeper and 10 whom she entrusted the money, it was
shown yesterday that Father Baronsh had paid her
S1O7 at various times fer the support of her baby.
The complaint was dismissed.
Bishop John LOughlin viii celebrate to-day the
forty-ninth anniversary of his ordination lie is sew
nty-fom years old, and still hale and hearty.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
OPENING BIDS FOE NEW ARMoRY.

The Armory Board yesterday opened bids for the
new 9Th Regiment Armory. For tagging and curbins
the sidewalk the bids we're Thomas j. Dunn. S9373
Cornelius Daly, $0,470, John I. Mcdonald, $4,000
The Sinking Fund estimate for this work was Ss .oOO
For gas fixtures the bids were: s. NJ. McIewee d Son.
SosO0, Cassidy Son, $e $50. oxley, Giddings .S
Eno,, So 4e5 Archer q Panooast, 1909, Mitchell
Vance Co, $500 16. Iden L. Co.. Ss946. Titsink
x Eising s6,s50. The estimate was $1,000. For
furniture the bids were Ambrose T. Barnes Brother
81 40 Brown q Bliss, $S.4ss. The estimate was
50 0o0 No contracts will be awarded until after the
Istrator of Thomas Nicholas who was killed during
the construction of the armOry iron work OF the 22d
Regiment gave notice OF claim against the unpaid
money on the Wallis Iron Works the ironwOrk con.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS.-Mrs Bridget Flannigan obtained
verdict Of IS 900 yesterday against the New, ork
New Haven and Hartford RailIOad for the hlllg o
her son Cornelius while he alightng from a tram
in 1856. . The village trustees Will sell Tl2oVoO
Grace Episcopal Church wadens have awarded
contract for the erection of Sunday-school puuihE
at a cost of $3.50.
SOUTH MOUNT VERNON.-The taxpayers OF " ash
ingtonve and Wakefield at meeting held on
Wednesday evening voted in favor of the incorporation
Of the two hamlefs under the name OF South Mount
Vernon, by majority of one, the vote being 1o &c 70
II. A few weeks ago the vote was ne o4 10 o4'
PELHAM MANOR.-The Moderator Of the Preoby-
terv of Wes;chester County will on sunday neA'
declare the pulpit of the HuguenOt Memorial Church
vacant, the Rev. Dr. Freclands resignation DeInB dc
cepted by that body.
WAKEFIELD.-JOseph Stickney. OF New-fork. has
purchased the fine properly of eX-Alderman Dooley
IN Wakefield consisting of a house and thirty acres
Of land for 1925 900 Mr.. sticlney intends to make
the property his permanent home.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
vFTER ANS TO GO TO GETTY BURG.

The State Of Connecticut having made an appFo-
,rst,on to the 18th Connecticut Volunteer Veterans
\, the nurpose Of enabling the organization suitably
" n.rk its position on Fast Cemetery Hin, Gettys
,urc on the night Of July 2, 1863. the Monument
uommittee has perfected arrangements to dedicate
no monument on Tuesday. joint excursion with
The veterans of the 27th Connecticut Volunteers has
be-n arranged as the latter will dedicate regimen al
tablet at the same time The excursion train WIZ
80 Nev. Haven at a. m. on Monday. stopping at
,,usord bridgeport, Stamford and other places TO
..te mn the veterans The party VIII pass through
tbi. city and leave Jersey City on the Pennsylvania
pa.road at lo:i5 a. m. The day following the dedi,
ss,Jon the veterans VIII visit the various points on
.aSns, on the battlefield and Will leave Gettysburg
=, M on Thursday for home. The veterans VIII
ton AZ the MCCLELLAN House and Eagle Hotel while
- rn.,tvshurr p Wade r. of Bridgeport, Is chair
- ,nao az the transportation COMMITTEES. and Henry
HIS s. G; Brakeman and George 5. Purdy are men,
RS of the committee.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
OUTGOING SIEI MERS.
SATURDAY, OCT. 10.
SHLPPLNG NEVS.
PORT OF NEwYoRK. ........ TIL URsDAY. OCT II. 1889 |
ARRIVED


ARRIVED.
steamer Wisconsin (Br Worra. Liverpool oct Queens
HTrved toMR at the 1rP Bar at t 20
steamer 81 Begnns OBJ urunGlieh Liverpool oct with
steamer Exeter city Br Weiss Bristol sept a. swansea
GT fiyed at the Bar at 10 IS M ~ ''l'' w.
steamer 3rj speering IN bal
last to Barber co Arrived at tle bar at M M m ,,
25 with ndse 10 ORDER vessel Busk Jeyons Arrived AT
steamer city Alexandria Mcintosh Tampico oct4 Vera
Jas L Ward & CO. Arrived a tho Bar at p m
HsSs" 10 S with ms and Gs to ccSaos CO.
Steamer Athos CBrl Low Port Sept 81 savania
To- PIN FoPwood & ArPyed at the Bar at
with mdse and passengers to BowTtng d Archibald
Steamer Herman Winter. Halet Boston, with mdse to II
ship Beethoven (Br) smith, Amsterdam Ss days
Bark Truro tBr, Mahon, London e4 days. with cement
10 order; vessel to Snow d Burgess.
Bark Scotland Br) Munro Antwerp % days. with mdse
to order; vessel 10 Snow d Burgess.
BaTaaoss 2 days ballast % to , SNOW BqIssSs oo.,
city Island, light ssw clOuaY.
Steamer Edith Golden CBr Legoe st AIMS Bay and
days with fruit to Kerr Co. Arrived at the Bar
steamer Roanoke Hulphers Newport Now, Norfolk
with mdso and passengers to old Dominion IS Co.
CLEARED.
Steamer Poaria (Ger Schroeder Settin and Copenhagen
Steamer Astral (Br simpson stursberg 6
Steamer Clty Washington Reynolds. Havana and Mext
can pOrts-Jas Ward dS Co. (Reciearanoe).
Egva tBr. BermpOh Carupano Ciudad Bolivar,
DC Newport News-Thebaud Bros
Steamer Edith Golden (Br Legoe st AIMS Bay Kerr
& co.
Steamer New.York. Parker. Gaveson-J T Van Sickle.
Steamer Richmond. Jenney, West Point Va-Old Dominion
SIS Co.
steamer Gen Whitney Bearsc Boston-H Dimock
ship Ben Cruachan (Brl Roberts, Calcutta Peter wright
4 Sons. -,
ship IIanaut (Belg). De Vnes, Antwerp Smith & Look
wood.
SHIN Alice (Ger) SchungoI London-Wauen. Toel q Co.
Utah, Matarazzo Genoa-tunch, Edye % CO.
s,oaners Fc and HALEY Liverpool; State OF Nevada
Glasgow; Lydan Monarch London Augusta Victoria and
Gelert Hamburg: Caand Amsterdam; Easgate Pr0gresO
Valencia. Iaguayra Elgiya Newport News; carl hohow'
Lord Tempeton for Calcutta Alex Lawrence Mad
rs Maury Great Yarmouth; Arc iduca RodoO waterford u
Low Wood. Hayre,
Brig Reindeer. for Barbados.
Also salled-va Long Island sound-Brg IY for WINDSOR
Ms -,.,,,,oa
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON l7-Arrived steamer Santiago tBrl fot'el
OuEFSSrowS oct l7-Arrived. steamers Adriauo tBrI'
Cameron Gala (Br) Murphy from new 'horS io oi
sailed steamers city (Br) Watkins and Bahnio
fJlr1 navidsou Liverpool hence Tor new olk
aYPTON l7-Arrived, steamer Aler (ier olis
,osrs from Ne-York to Bremen ana proceeue
sailed steamer Lain (Ger Helmers. from Breueh hehoo
for New York. ---- -, c,h,oono fpr,
Redfor New York on her way TO Liverpool anu P'
caa1,d
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

General Convention Episcopal Church St Georges s
Church, . a. - noA,~,v rahar
naclc.
Republican primary elections. evening
wLsrsey Jockey Club races. Eli,aoetn D. ID;
Coronsss INQUEST Lheman Fceks. Room FL CitS Hail.
II a. - -, c, o.....,.
of Charles McIlvane Court OF Sencrai SESSIONS
Annual meeting Of Society Luke's Hospital 30
D. - =, - x y,,,,
Avenue Baptist Church p. m.
Delta Kappa Epsilon Club s 30 D. m.
Reform Club, No. 10 East Thirty -thrd-st. .. n
Young Mems Tariff Reform Club No 10 West Thirty
trst-st., s p. m.
New.York Brooklyn baseball match. New Polo Grounds
4
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
CARLTON TO BE HANGED IN DECEMBER

The decision Of the Court of Appeals affirming the
conviction Of Henry Carlton, the murderer Of the
policeman James Brennan, made it necessary TO fix
new day for the execution Of the sentence of death
against Carlton, and the young man arraigned
before Judge MARITIME for that purpose yesterday morn
ing The prisoner declared that he was not guilty of
murder in the first degree. Judge Martne said: do
not agree with you, for believe this muldsr was
deliberate and premodtated one. You have already
been once sentenced and merely fix the date for the
execution of the law In accordance with verdict ~
the Jury" Judge MARITIME then directed in the usual
solemn words that Carlton be hanged December s.
Carlton committed the deed for which he will suffer
lust wear ago and If the original sentence hal been
carried out he would have been hanged February
z
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18

There's no patent on making good
clothing, and we do not pretend to
have monopoly ofthe business. There
are several other first-class makers IN
this city, perhaps two or three at most,
but the bulk of the ready-made cloth
ing sold is not as good as 1t might or
should be.
There is less actual percentage of
profit in really good clothing than in
the poorer sort; because good cloth,
trimmings and tailoring cost more than
poor, while the similarity between good
and poor compels the best maker to
keep in view the possible comparison
of his garments with others gotten up
to look about as well. Thus the temp
tation comes to do Indifferent work.
There's more quick profit in it. Only
in the long run does the less snowy but
more substantial product gain ground.
We are in the trade for lifetime
and are doing our work so faithfully
that we expect to reap returns for
many years to come.
Our rightly-made Fall Suits and
Overcoats at S1S to $50 will render
full value in service and look well all
the while.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
McELYAINE PLEADS INSANITY.

The defence in the trial Of Charles McElvane for the
murder Of C. W. Luca put forward yesterday In the
Supreme Court of Sessions was insanity. His
mother, Mrs. Mary Ann McElvane. testified that her
son was nineteen years old When twelve years old
he got bean in his ear, trying the experiment OF
passing it into his mouth that way His mother tried
to get IL out with harpn and pushed it in further.
Three surgical operations performed TO remove 1t.
The witness testified that after that her son showed
delusons and did many strange things The prisoners
sister, Mrs Agnes Neville, gave similar testimony.
She thought her brother was Insane and had had him
committed to Blackwells Island for STEALING money
from her.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
HE SAYS HE D1Dy,T CLUB GUGGEYHE1MER.

Superintendent Murray yesterday ordered com
plant 10 be made against Policeman Matthew McCon-
nell of the Nineteenth Precinct, who was accused OF
clubbing Samuel Guggcnho mer In front Of his home
at No. 203 sevenh-ave., on Thursday morning. The
accused policeman denies the clubbing
Among the policeman on trial at Headquarters YES
terlay was Patrolman Kochler Of the Prince. st.
squad accused OF eXtOrtinC money fOm Emanuel
Loretta. an Italian fruit poiler, OF No. l23 South
Fifh-ave. The policeman made a general denial. and
produced witnesses to prove his statement
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
NEWARK.

The Rev. DR.. Lyman Whitney Allen was instanen
as pastor of the South Park Presbyterian Church iaS'
evening
The striking bakers issued an address TO the peoPo
Yesterday asking their support In the trouoio WIN
boss bakers and declaring boycott on eus'ol %,
>roorI, oil the bakeries had their full complement OF
mon At work having obtained them in New-forK'
Charles scboonmacber. living in Eighth ave, boss
ornerter for the Central Railroad, was seriously III
iured Yesterday at Elzabethport by falling through
chute at the docks distance of thirty fcet oeVcla
r,hs rere broken and he was hurt internally.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
A STEAMER PUTS BACK TO HARBOB.

The steamer City OF Washington, OF the New-York
and Cuba Line, l-1t her pier at Wall-st Wednes-
day bound for Havana and Mexican ports. There
were thirty.fve passengers board and a large
cargo. The steamer had slight list to port. 1t
was thought, however, that she would right as soon
As she was I'm deep water Bat when she was abou.
between sandy Hook and tie Scotland Lghtship she
began TO careen to port in unpleasant manner
The passengers became nervous in spite of Captain
Reynoldss cOOlnesS. As the cargo could not b.
shifted the steamer put about, and returned
70 her pier Yesterday when her cargo readjused
and fhe steamer started of again.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
ALONG THE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT.-The Union Mct allie Cartridge Com
pany has received foreign order, supposed to be
from Turkey for 5000. 900 large cartridges. To fill
the order viii require force of 100 persons eight
months. T. G. Deveaus pawnShop, in
Middle-st., broken into Tuesday Might and
jewelry and O er valuableS TO the amount $500 or
5000 were taken The police have kept the matter
quiet There Is no clew to the thieves.
BRIDGEPORT-The Superior Court. Criminal side
which opens today will have three charged with
murder to try Jacob Schiee, of NcwCanaan Rud III
Stoefel, of Newtown, and William Gilbert of Bridge
nnrf
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
LONG ISLAND.

HEMPSTEAD.-WilliamC Carl colored lad, living
with his mother. Mrs. Ann CARL. in Fuon-st, was
arraigned before Justice Cloves yesterday on charge
of attempting 10 shoot his mother Young CARL had
quarrel with his mother at the supper table In uel
home and left the house in rage Shortly aferward
his mother startled by bullet crashing through
window and whizzing past her head. Two more
shots fired in rapid succession but neither OF
them took effect. On going outdoors she ascertancd
that her son had deliberately fired the shots through
the window at her from revolver. The boy was
committed in default Of bail 10 await the action of the
Grand jury.
NEWTOWN-JOseph A. Lawrence, who had been re-
cever of for six years dropped dead in horse
Wednesday night He was seventy-two years
old
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
4 REpoRr ON THE sILHER ooIxAeE orEsr1n,

The proposition Of william Y. ST John president q,
the Mercantile National Bank regarding the silver coinage
question has met wth the favor the Executive
Council OF the American Bankers Association At meet
ting yesterday the Council adopted the report Of
committee by vote o 10 3. Tho report says that
the retirement Of the agaltender notes practical i'm.
possibility The members asked present their views
before November 6 70 accompany the report Of the
council 10 members Of the association
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
CANDIDATES FOR AN ASYLUM GET THERE

william l. Carsbruck and Louis z. Howe were Com
mltted to the care Of the Commissioners Of Charities
and Correction yesterday by Chief Justice Mchdam a,
the City Court Carsbruck imagined that he was a
Repubcan candidate for Supreme Court Judge aud
Howe thought that he had been nominated by Tan
many Hall for Alderman and that 10000 votes had
been promised TO him.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
GEN. SHERMAN INVITED TO LAY THE STONE.


1t was officially decided yesterday to have the exer-
ces of the laying of the OF the Soldiers
and Sailors Memorial Arch Wednesday, October
30. General W. 7. sherman has been invited to
lay the stone, and the address will be made by
the Rev. DR.. A. J. +. Bchrends. President Harrison
will be Invited 10 attend Henry ". Knight viii be
Grand Marshal of the Grand Army posts, and Gov
erpor I'M Will command the First and Second BriSades
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
RAPTIsTS IN SESSION.

The Long Island Baptist Association passed resolutions
yesterday sympathy with Dr. Tslmage and his church
In the destruction the Tabernacle resolution pre-
sentcd by w. T. Dixon. colored, urging the
Southern Baptist churches 70 show consideration
for their coorcd brethren defeated after sharp
debate by vote Of 35 to So. The association was ad
dressed upon SUNDAY y-school work by the Rev. A. S.
Gumbert and Theodore W. Banta-
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
MORE OF LIVERPOOL JACKS" VICTIMS

The Athos brought this port yesterday twenty three
aborers who were victims OF Liverpool Jack" who is
now serving Of nine for inducing TO
90 10 Mexico under false promises. These shipped
Two years Port Lmon There they say they were
oyervorked beaten nlfcd and cheated Of their
They say that about ego for his two years
work On the way here Christian Zcsler, one Of the
laborers died from his al LlmOn Albert Kre
ger another man. I'll and Is now extremely lev
M rhe hosptal ia Castle Garden.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18

Now he says that he did run the steamer into the
mud bank because he was trying TO avoid coming In
collision with pilotboat. He ported the helm, he
says, TO avoid collision, and then ordered the holm
hard 10 starboard but the ship refused 10 answer.
He gave word 10 reverse the engines, but before the
order could be executed the steamer was aground
The Commissioners suspended Rordan unfil they
should investigate the charges farther. captain te"s
is now on the New-York on his way TO England
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
WHAT THE PILOT RoRDAY NOW SAYS.

The pilot Riordan submitted his stahment ycs~r'
hay 10 the NewJersey Pilot Commissioners, giving
his sde of the grounding OF the steamer CITY OF NOV"
York ON mud-bank in Gedney's Channel me s'a'o-
.a.a, ,sad Yesterday differs from that OF Captain
f.wts IN some essential points and II Is not clear
In several particulars After the accident Riofdah
.an that the story not true that the steamer ran
.gro,nd xhns he was trying to d0dRs nilotboat.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
THE BROApWAY CABLE QUESTION.

Mayor Grant said yesterday that he had not yet
read the letter of Ehhu Root counsel Of the Broadwa
and seventh Avenue Railroad Company. in relation
TO the change Of motive power on Broadway from
horses 10 cable power al have not had time to
read g." the Mayor said, and will express no
opinion about II until do. / NAV add that shall
take my time 10 consider the matter and have
nothing 10 say on the subject until can examine It
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
Jersey CITY.

John Henry the young man who d'nselousIs ,
s,.bbad Thomas n Keely NewYork commission
merchant ON Tuesday night at the gate OF the iater
house in .Danforth-av was released yesterday vi
81 900 bail.
Patrick McGnnis, the Hudson County constaoie who
shot himself in the head at his home IN iOrA-s'' o''
Yesterday at the City Hospital
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BREvooRT-Charies r. Mayer. president OF tse pss
more and Ohio Railroad Company FlFIh 49, =,
Admiral David d. Porter U. 3. Navy; Frank HS9H rv; "
washington and Chalies Gibson. of ST. Louis elISEn
General George D. williams Of Indiana M Mok.Ni
HIIIProfessor L. Clark Seelye, Of Northampton Mass
ST JAMES-Congrcssnan Roger Q. Minis, OF aoAse'
WIN NDSoR R-Congr gresham Rodney wallace o' "SsS~
eAn
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


an, rses GIL sets. 5i2 Moon rises - Moon'sass ~
HIGH WATER
4 H-sandy 1853 Gov. Island 224 Hell 9ate ~
. M-Sandy HOOK 2:Ob Gov. Island 1913 He'll Gate 423
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
Government Chemists Reports: |:


"The Royal Baking Powder Is composed
Of pure and wholesome ingredients. IL docs
not contain either alum or phosphates, or
other injurious substances"
EDWARD G. LOVE, Phi. ID.
"The Royal Baking Powder is undoubtedly
the purest and most reliable baking powder
offered 20 the public"
HENRY A. Mort, NJ. D., Phi. ID.
"The Royal Baking Powder Is purest In
quality and highest in strength OF any bak-
ing powder of which have knowledge"
VIM. MCMURTRIE, Phi. ID.
All Alum Baking Powders, no matter
how high their strength, are TO be avoided
as dangerous. Phosphate and tartaric acid
powders liberate their gas too freely, or
under climatic changes suffer deterioration.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
Announcements
personal CoMELINESs

~ groatlv enhanced bv fine set teeth On the other
hand nothing detacts from the ehect 81 pledsis
Yc.res fine ewes and graceful figure as yellow eetn
Ta nonuIar toilet article SOZODONT checks their Decay
and renders them white a. Snow
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18

Stereopticon Slides Professor George X Crom
Ill ana others Donounce our lantern slides the hneeI
merjca COPIES from photographs are often taken 10
o5ginals lockwood, II Union square
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
HENRY A. DAN

To REGULATE THE STOMACH, LIVER
and bowels take CARTERS Little Ll'Hn. fAiA'-~
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18

CoRNELLs BENzoIN SOAP - =,
UbItens the hands. sottens the skin ana cures all
rouQhness. All druggists. 20 cts
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18

HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. d..
9l9 WEST 126THST.
Diseases OF the Nervous System Genl9 ors~n~
Impotence and Sterlly' hours D W - ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18

Ladies suffering from nervous annCIlOns Hh'
o,,eE relief in PARKERS GINGER, TON IL.
qulppf % fRKFR'S HAIR BAI,SAM aids the hair gro"th
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18

Hon. Benson j: Losing, IL; D SAYS aySr N y
,erican Supplement to the ENCYCLOPAEplA BiLt IL ~
NIC is essential every subscriber 10 the bri'an
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18

NioLolsons Liquid Bread is a truthful temper
y 1a%,r IL buids up the constitution on Sccftln'
t%eipes assimating with the food and making puT'
piIlintdd' 1'ry H. Grocers and druggists Keep IT,
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18

Kennedys Fall Hats are wohdcElul goous' g' Ioo Tue
hngF 81 90 81 S5 81 9O and six hats SO 49, - 80
~ go saving retail profit. 70 OoruanuCs-2 ups---s
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
LEAVENING POWER
OF the various Baking Powders, "a
shown from actual tests by late
US. Government Chemist,
Prof. L. G.. LOVE.

Cubic Inches
.,.,,r Leavening Gas per W
PoykL, Absolutely Pure). ..".....'.'' lZ1'f
Rumford's CPhosphatc), when fresh ....l22'o'
Ru-nford's (Phosphatel. old .........'. 32'T'
Hsufords None Such when ffesh) ...l2l.6
H,uford's None Such mot frssh)....' s4'3t
Charm tAlum Powder ................llo'S'
Clevelsld'g ........'.'''''''''''''''
Sea Fcam ....,......''.''''''''''
Czar. r................s.ss' ''''"''.''NSN'e
Snow Flake tGrof's St. PauD ........lOl.SS
Lewis's (Condensed) .................' Se'S
Congress YeasD. D..............'.'.'''' of'o
peal s3.2
C,E, Andrews & Co.'S contains alum). 7S.l7'
Hseker,s 92.5
Gnlst,s $40
New-York tribune., 1889-10-18
Rogers, Peet & Go.

THREE Prince
BROADWAY warren,
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The Arizona champion. [volume] (Peach Springs, Mohave County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1883-1891, 1889-03-23
Notice to Freighters,
VERDE STATION, A. T., Jan. 7.

VERDE STATION, A. T., Jan. 7.
Any parties wanting employment
with teams can find plenty OF work
at good prices if they are prepared
to commence soon, freighting for Inc
from Verde station to jerome, dis
lance Of % miles, | will pay s.
per ton, each way. Coax from
station TO mine, and not from mine
to station. Plenty of freight boil
ways and roads good l will pay
cash every thirty days, and all sup
plies consisting of board, hay ana
grain and blacksmithing, or any
goods needed by freighters will be
furnished by me at reasonable prices,
and accounts carried thirty DAYS
Address, L. Ii. WTHERELL, Con
tractor, United Verbs, Prescott, A.
I. Box l05.