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RGtlronos.
NJ EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT EOLkIAAAh TRUNK LINE
on AZ. .atar say - tTgiU~ leave
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.

GRAND Ct{EN;iTrRAL ssTfRSTTItoNN.o
anf s}gsss f s5d 1n SoR P n S%e dESns
G9 l. T. q also SGa ASan 9SG &S va
yG E EbH 80 or y5fTIRV}F F5 sg5 SRS
sSa p nc cars @ &5anT p S car sysa
Rocn.,sS E,Gaic Erie cleveland Toledo, ETC. arriving
louis 20 p m GeSt dSl Connects Of cleveland with
lfau Colunbue AMI Ciucnnat Elegant compartment
70 80 Nv Chicago Express Niagara Falls To-
C6csso drawing room cars to caHsndaga and RoeSester
for s.,os Lake George 31a
A'i' 30 ~, Albany. Troy and Utcs special
ing oS9 9 O. 5 AtcSnnodaon % Albany and Troy Con.
nects i5r wiiiamstO1u, North Adams and intermediary
pony p M Fast C6icago Cincinnati ard St. Louis Ex.
PS So and csSysand GnSHs iaas1spS s. Louis
Detroit and ChIClSo. with Nrsubuei uud sleeping and
0:i5 p. N, Canandagaa Accommodation. Drawing
room cs- New.York to Albany sleeplnE.car Albany
80 ~ M Montreal AarOndacks and Cauandaleua
ESpfss ssgPnSn[s Iy sp l M NJ n
Mountain points and to Syracuse and Canandagua daily
Ms limit" "a c ns;ysf 4 sSisssse'
aans H5fsfs louis Dso and Chicago With Sleeping
20 a. g, On S sp4 ava ay except
''i p iHaiusS Tor sSfaoas whitehall and finland No
faHy C"naec,s At Albany viii ron tqf the WSss
,a 81 rn I c st 43 ss saa ot BFoa1Sa on
= PARK Place, EatlcE5 Place, os West i25IhsL AID
'srNt sfutpn Nov UrN: J3H MGahlU ton and
Ton Sta and 89s Bcdiord.ave.. Z. D.. Brooklyn.
westcotrs ENpre,' calls for and checks baggage
hUci, residences
aEur daily others daily except Sunday Stop a. IssA.
It. station 70 take up passengers for North and West
FAST PITTSFIELD AND NORTH ADAMS SPECIAL.
with elegant Wagner Drawing Room leaves Grand
Central Station, via Harlem Division daily except Sunday
a6RGr II DkN H dcnsss ' Pssssaaer Asn.
J. N. 1OCCE1, GcEeral Superntendent
CT. LOUIS via THE WABASH ROUTE.
- The only through sleeping 10 st. Louis Niagara
Falls leaves the Grand CentFal Depot at D. m. daily
the Eew.York Central Michigan Central and Wahssh
:45 second morning. Connections IN Union Depot ST.
Louis for all points West and Southwest.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. c. &,
w H. II. II II. CO.. LesSee.-Tralns leave West aga.
earlier from foot Of lay-st. n. II. : Chicago. Detroit
Louis % 10. .slS p m Toronto. 70 SIS a, M. rs is
- rs .. Montreal Canada East, - ~ D. m Niagara
Falls Syracuse, Utica and principal intermediate stations
ior Utica only. Kingston saugeFeS Catsidi Albany
10, y rs, 20 ;S0. all 80 m and I5 - rs D. m
Nemouf mo lS o. @; 10 70 S;SS '6;20 II 46
Chicago and So, Louis DAILY. iDany, except satur.
days Other trains daily except SUNDAYS Ia 81 leave
Iersey CITY J. r. station all 30 M. 50 i0 D. NJ;
p For tlckeb tIme.taboS or information apply al
uticeS; BTOokyl-33S Washington 81. 700 Euiton.s ST.
Annex once. foot NJ Fulton.st New.York Citya7i ana
and 9tS Broadwey i5J i.a nowery IL Park Place and
ST, r. Westcotrs Express rails TOR and shsoks hag.
gage from hotels and residences @. K. LAMBERT
General Passenger Agent vsnasrbItsSe. n. 2.
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ERIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 4ol, S17.
IL TI8 and 9S7 Broadway, 1882 BSsge.y isI We,sss,
GSa1Ss ARa aG , sF ssss N,y
Wuitsmsiurg; corner Newark and Hudson ss Hoeekeni
% G md yS os s9a I'd
tran sfer x baggage be obtained Express ttsias
cSanbers.st local trains 8 TO 10 minutes cartier;
8 a 10 q 80 .. m. on sundsys, Day ETpresS PuInA1
10 80 a n week days 70 Bnghainton, oSwsso Einsfa
COi0 vs and d sSrnScs Ea.so and St. Louis LHa.
nSi &c E EaEe Es
$50 m every 6Sy 6ssO & ReSss
Buffalo, Cincinnati ADd Chicago. N o.oo INN =,
Rutherford 4 "a aes7 IS2 s2 SS7 10 sE u
5sS,h, $685., o. S:15 $50 7, 7;SO. 8 10 80 Il
pa:saiS saSS7 3;22' go 10 20 S,,1 Il s nsea;
r,ssT sS az 7;5aA, g 60
As $780, 81 Ss7 5sa ' S07s SO s:3s, SO J.
N' y i, Is g fisj'sS s:z's SO So &C.
H4s'sGsSS 50 g s;so % S:S S9 SO ids
70 49, S e c.'s iS s. Il ssss
Newburg :62s, ., 10 30 a. NJ s:62h, 80. B. $3.50
Goshen. 4A5, 7:52s, ., 10 80 a. M l. $50. $50
MSdi sS . nd Port Jsis AS S24 10 80
f. 5 ( g. n3H ? ss-i
BaSee Trains T hs IVES. arrive SewYOrk At TAO
sad II IS and p 10 80 s6 p m DIVISION
49, s. SO 6t5, 9971' Gas g. 10 80 ~ Sun;
Vi sS j. So sg s4s 1 iS e
$50 send 10 cents IN postage to Gen Plssr Agent isi
sgSuEb39, H BBT with local tine sO FspNrR
Gent supt General Passenger Agent
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DIED STAR LINE.

ped STAR LINE: -, ,p,s
Sailing from New. York and Antwerp weekly.
WESTERN, AND........ .Wedne sday, May 10 az M
WIIY NJ kkSyr Wednesday, May %, at - m.
stI0 ana upwaTd Second Cabin. s4S Excursion, $50
and ass Storage at very low rates ,,,- r...u
PETER wRIGHT & SONS. Gen'l Agts' Bowling Gfeen'
- TATE LINE between New York, Glasgow
> and Belfast 1arne with through tickets 81 reduced
ratss ~ Tiysrp0ol London Dublin, SC.
STATE OF fNDIkNA::,x THURSDAY My Ny is ss a m
cabin passage s35 $50 according 70 locauon OF s.o
EXcursion tickets s55 $50. Storage Lekets 20
aid rom ali part OF Europe at lowest rates From per
foot OF CanAl.st, North River.
ArsTrN II iRIpWiN 4 CO. Gen. Agents SO BY. N. z.
sneeraOo on Broadway, New-f0fk
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hi0 @iopcs.

II EST AND MOST RELIABLE GLOVES
AZ I1ghtbntton Trouyille, s5e. eiRhtbutton Mousque.
taire snedes eliH. Lavslefe Corses Of 90 PaTssols
pnaerweAs. JAMME3. 10 West 20th.SI
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Mem l1ubIitations.
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STAINED.

Good Ordinary. 10 Low Mlddl'ns.'..', n
Strict GOOD Ordinary. - Middliug 10 L.
Opeops-Made a aIggs gain 20 day, but the dealings
rcre less Nr;lNe all months. Liycrp"o came IN str 49,
and openuT sales were at on Si1a,ee 81 90
Krtdr nee i9g points small receipt ciohz seAG5'
Ea'aa
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Ocean Steamers.

CoMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANsATLAN.
~ TIQUE. FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE
CotnpanJ Pier noWlEv ~ North River Of Morton
~ SnEMANDIEy e. Collier Saturday, May 49, 7 A. m
LA BoNR,OGNE Frangeu Saturday, Juno T. 80 a m
a gOI9bLi General Agent No. noWling Green.
GUIoN LINE.
~ UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERL
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
- Leave PI0T -. N. r, foot OF RInGst
May 90 1850
Tus@1ay, June g. a.
NEHADA sday, Juno II. u. M
Aii2S sA Tuesday, June ~ 3 80 a.
$50 ana s3S stsstags 500.
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GRATEyUI-CoMFoRTING.
EPPS'S COCOA,

BREAKFAsT-"By a thoroush mowledRe Of tho nat;
nutrition, and BY careful application Of the Ane properties
Of Cocoa MI EPps has provided our break
save us many heavy dOctors' bills il is judeops
OF such articles OF diet that constitution DO
gradually built until strong enough % resist every ten
around ready to attack wherever there weak point
We a fatal shaft by Keeping ourselves
ffamon-Civll Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk Sold only in
half pound tins By GrocerS labelled thus James EfPs
& CO.. homeopathic Chemists. London. England"
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Feathers.


A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors Teachers Tutors GoYCFuesses.
&c 10 Colleges Schools and Families Apply
MrS N. ]. YoUEG.FULrON, % Union Square.
A BEST TEACHERS supplied. no charge teachers
"A. wanted, registration Zee vacancies always on
hand form FOR stamp r. II. AVERY, American School
Bureau, West 14th.st. N. Y.
A TUTORS, Goyernesses, PrOtessorN Teachers all
"A. branches supplied schools and families GirGT.rs
schools parents Modern languages spoken. MIRIAM
CoYRIERE, 81 East l7th.sti let 4eh:ave and Bway.
ID RoCKWAY'S TEACHERS AGENCY formerly Chi.
ID cago) supplies superior teachers for schools colleges
and fam(lies Mrs. L. rREEMAE. BROCKWAY. %
West o3d-st Recommends schools 70 parents.
T. OR sEPTEMBER-Lady Normal graduate wanted
teach penmanghin and grammar grade studies public
school, $3.50. UNION TEACHERS AGENCY, le Aston
THE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY tEsthblished
1SSO provides schools with teGchera teachers With
positions w. D. KERR i6 Astof Plnee N Y.
VIZ ANTED-Two ladies' English teachers OF experience
w city school for primary and intermediate the
other primary experience with boys. l.. MIRIAM COY
RIERE. 81 East 1Tthst bet. lth.aye. and Roadway.
yVoMANs EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU uoI
w both scIes supple, professors ~achsfs Eoyefnesses
nusieians housekeepers eOmpaors, ohAperoneb &c, 70
COLLEGES schools and families also bo0kkeeperG stenosrE
piers and cOpyists % buSiness Arms
krs D. l. OHLvER. 800 6tb ave. New York City.
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ANTWERP WOOL sALFS

ANTWERP WOOL SALES
ANEwERr May IA nfw series OF wool sales will begin
on NAV and nue stI The OFFERINGS viii consist
Of bales Of Plato RIVER 965 bales OF Cape 400 bales
Ansfrnllnn. and 100 hsles Of Alacrlln.
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7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD,

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot of cOrtiand' ana
g. N. toE slstlnG:on and intermediate points.
N for GS Gs h0ss d ET 1sn EAes s,r s ss
II a. M for Elulra and intermediate points.
/ D. m for TunShanhock and informed ate points.
Chair cars 70 runkhannoek Connection to Reading and
e: g''foG md ins g gsastsa 'r'a''
FOR ssns;o3 R ,ad p sS5 PSG
cOSUt sH B. M to RI Reading and hsbGrS Chair car .
N,9i@ M for Geneva Lyons Emra Rochester, sur,io
meet Ts oP Si Saa as sS re- s
a. nj. for Maueh Chunk. HalletOn Sod intermediate
D. IN for Geneva, Lyons Elmira Rochester Burhs
and tbs Gene General Tsefn one S 2s5 Brcadway
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF JERSEY.
- FOOT OF LLBLKTY.SI. NORTH RIVER
a N, Esston. Bethlehem, Allentown, MAuck
chunk. wlGesSarr aud scranton. Reading, harrisburg.
for Ee~ MsSS c5 LAX WWGPs:eSS9g EsS
sunogry Lswisourg; MiliiamspSs5 p.,s.,. A..
G m Esadps st u,u.s
cnSas s1 B & tS scranton sTsqas sSa%5sS
30 30 and 80 p ~ for ScmSrTio and Remington
cot t ES b eth On suaays 81 SSas
90 a. m, Sundays, EasLon.
sp4 s9 s 60 j % S M os red &,hE so foas 20 s.nas
Asbury. Park Ocean Grove. except sunday. POins
60 Is a n, 80; 40 p. m, for Faminsdai,,
49, SS 20 g 70 s. Fl T5ns1 md h So o. 80
$50, GAO, $3.50 y. III sundays, 100, 9 90 a m for
FOR LxkEwoop at 4 80. sI5 a. m. 80. 80
p M. ParlOr &c 30
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
1880 A. ~, 80 y. m.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From Pier 6, " I.
Tor Sandy Hook. Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach,
Seabrght, Monmouth Beach, Long Branch, EatontcUn.
Lakewood, Toms River and Bamegat AZ ) as p
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
Via Central r. r. OF NewJcrey philad,lphia and Read.
ing r. r., and baltimore and Ohio Il Il, leave foot q
For PSilatspha, at 90 7:ss, $50, 80 II 90
p ~ SUNDAYS, 3 80, $50 q. M, / 80 9 80, S:iG
For '1siimofe and Washington daily at 80 Oh 90
except sunday a. M, 80 30 S:l5 100 u 100 p
Trains leaving az as, IL 200 .. 80, 90, 80.
30 10 100 p. NJ connection for Reading. Harris
burg, PO,tsvIlle, sc. . -,
4lb o4l llO 1923 Broadway, 731 9th ave-, 264 West
iSSthst 1Sl Fast l25ths', NcwYork; Court-sk, 600
Fultnn. 81 0S broadway brooklyn
Eey.York Transfer Company will cal for and check
baggage from hotel OF residence. -----------------
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Drp Goods

GREAT SALE Moquette, Velvet and Brussel
" HatsoskS 26c, CarpetinRs Rugs, Fancy Furnituy
Dsmask, white and Fancy Mat1ngs. ANDREW LES
TIERS SONS, TAI Broadway.
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY l2I

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 18th.
Trains leave station Central Railroad OF New-Jersey.
foot liberty a., North River
''O Sor Washington and Baltimore 80 a. m II g. m
I 80 80, u.s. p - night Sundays. 80 a. m
1 so 1870, S:IS 5 p. IN. IL night. .... =
An trains stop At Chester and Wilmington. except 3lS
For pAlaaephia at L. 74S 30 0 80 II o NJ 80.
. 80. 3:l5, 4. D. $3.50, 80 p N i2 night sundsyS
night 90,
Tickets and Paror seats be procured at a. III
p0i as 0if, lIt0, 32S Broadway 1877 6sh-aye, 20s
west 125th.st, 132 East 125th.st, New YORK cosft
at $50 Fulton ST., % Broadway, brooklyn, -.
New-York 1ransfor Company win ean for and eheea
baggage from hotel or residence
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european advertisements
COACHING EXTRAORDINARY.

100000 Spent 60 Amuse and Intorest tho People.
Since the l1th October, 1850, Mr.. T.. J. RUMNEY'S
"WONDER" STAGE COACH
has covered no less 1903 English Miles perfect
safety and M RUMNEY intends 10 run again this year
between HATCHETTS HOTEL PlCCADlLLY, and the
hne old cathedral Of ST ALDANS.
The trip s one that no intelligent American visiting
England ought miss It Will rejoice his heart purify
his blood and enlarge his views of English and
manners Take It down your pocketbook =
Mr.. P. J. RUMNEY, THE "WOHDER COACH,
HATCHET1oS HOTEL PICCADILLY. LONDON.
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aailrOaos.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD,
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON,
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS AND cHtcAGo.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS

PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL ThAINS- !.
Leave NEw.YoRK, foot o, TAberty.sa. Is iolowss
Fer CHICAGO . 10 o. M, u 200 midnight
For CINCINNATI and ST LOUIS. 5 80 a m. 500
. For WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE. s 80 q NJ. Ii 90
g. no, 80 p, m. 2:So D. m, 315 D. 800 p IA.
10 90 midnight -
SUNDAY, so an. / 80. 3d. 166 pm..12 midnight
All trains stop az Chester and Wilmington except S&
ID, n. = A
For Tickets and Pullman Car Space call At 3. o.
station foot OF Libersyst
New.York Transfer Company Will call for ana check
baggage from hotel or residenea = -"
CHAs. 0. SoeLIs Genr Passenger Agent
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. ) =
THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY THE
OVERLOOKING SWITCH AND BLOCK SIGHkp
SYSTEM.
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farm, 1900 OusheIs spot Including No. 3, slej az
sSbito 81 Ice; No g 81 14aSl lie; 40 W hlse
" 4 yVhIte soc Mixed Western, S0a34c Wkl5s d9 %
aS9 i2c; No. Nay 20 IAS2e SeS e.9saans 81 "a gSiy
% 81 sI@25e closing 22o. FEED-ogote6 Arm no 40
+56aSoe; Sharps so6s5ei Rye Feed. 75e, u.,.s
Am STRAw-HaYe Moderate demand, and prles
IL ssteoder showing no material change. Hhf-
rHie PsTvo CSC small s5a9Oc; NO q large s0Gs5e
Sos,u' w sbe Glover, I0Gooc Light mixed, e5G1Oei
Sart mixed 55d0Oc shipping GoG70e srRAW-Long
5Hs TOSs0c Short Rye. 5Oa55c; Dat. 4oa45c -.
~ uoPS-rhe better grades have q fair demand, anu
,.nesai movement Is moderate AZ tulL HIe
sihS1 State choice ssG R%sd Igg 22S22G 60
rhoiCe new 2I622ej medium, l6a zoe DO comu.on
i4dI6c DO 1887, 0Gys Ess'eh s''1 WISCONSIN, "e" "
-IIr,SP AND JUTE-ManilA hemp IL easier. bue other
,,.rain a. last week Manila hLmp, nominal
,a hrn II l43ii Lee butts 24c for paper, $50
s sisSI ni np and Q $50 Tor bagging quality.
'o' TnEsThere has been decline gu along the lne anu
,.,tnr mora busjncss at the CONCESSIONS uuOauohs'
ncas kyIes SELECTED 9OG23 u, 10 l.2o M9nNy,oeo'
90 s5o S rs is i.2diec California 22aZ9 10 l5c hat-
o0-a: 92T2S n 10 Lee; Central American 29aZ2 u -
Si,y, kips iodI8 n. 14e CorteA aontSy,aeo ana
ilo Grande kips 100 10 n. IL l2c LeN's Zyazo 10 ~
IIc; Western II n l0e southern - tny s su -
y &c Southern they run, 2tG59 mpo4Sn pJe
aitca. Dneoos Ayres cow selected, aodoO ID &c no
GranSe. cow, 44S4s n SC ana X . OK 4oaoo -,
8 90 New Orleans City. 45e47 ~ Saoe IeNnH 10y Sa
COW boa6o n, 1906; city aaughef OK 0V@o" 10
IEITUFR-Home trade continues fair. but exporters
buy only such lots be obtained at eohce>Iohs
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Orean gteamsrs.

-~---~
ID ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY'S
6ENTEAL zSD sSUTT xME y e5A, AID MEXICO
tor s.S Frshsi.so va Va t6s istS@gas O panama
From N bsa sss Snq u. asd RfSaasS s
CITY OF EEw.YoRK sals saturday May H. 81 ? M M
For freight passage and genera inqrgatSn sppS ~
'oDany' 0'' on the i BGLGS9 i91sS
DARfS EXPOSITION.
Apply EETHEELA,sS S 1 t LIKE ss sSIss ana
SS.6 sss Il gss soTss.
fRa P2SSa Gsos ssS s5o
1sSe sSeS 9Sda Cabin ia sSs Ten days 70 b
co., ysendam, sailing juno 8, July Is Rotterdam to
VVHITE STAR LINE ANN LIVERPOOL.
RoYfI AND tUjNiTE1 STATES Nail ST STE AZ N
SEhgic smlt W yea a9y =! PcG M
s5E o2 s,S q West % o S4 from the
od S' tSaS ssO o. 'H% A. eqS
10 pSrSpad 80 excuSson go and S7' o0mDany'
0ae' No Al broadway N0g.f SsRHGoE 1sMAY Agent
A NcAQ Nrk klNE As 3 s Ms Steamships
S. CITY , O. eI S2MG 6ar Wv @ss
Saloon ~ sif F@ssi5 siSfse ~, go
Raas5Rlis &sg q
GLASGOW n6 ESI; Il Rf.ssSY' o! LIVERPOOL
CABIN CSC RS ss IL s.a a
arwprRs6T Bs s5Gsf E S": S sSiR essn
" E"- i p0S9 FOR 5s CUBA SC AID aExfco:
PG' e i9f H ana iy %S sad
ssaa. ana soi havana aSIsa5 ports Wa,
G. 81 f, naS' msT aa and Maylgs
Ssl ESs ' ssn &sS' az
'S' S'''6S' lS fgsi o TFfkS ty i, VANS.
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CT. LOUIS via THE WABASH ROUTE.
- The only through sleeping 10 st. Louis via Niagara
FALL leaves the Grand Cent5al Depot at NJ daily.
Ra!lYoystnngcars for all HNuiS-Orrlylng In ST. Louis
as second morning. Connections IN Union Depot ST.
Louis all points West and Southwest.
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Danring academies.

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Shooting Scraps at UinsIow.

On last Thursday porning Dr. D. J. Brinncn was c1llel to Winslow to consult with Dr. Sullivan on the case of a man namol Mclsay, who was shot by mn, name l Carter, at Kings ranch, about week pre- vious, ir row. It seems that the two men got into worldly wrangle, aud than went of and wateted their horses together at the above ranch. Stopping ther~, the quarrel was re newe'', when Carter said: "We might as well settle this thing right now. " With that he pulled his six shooter all slot, tl.e ball entering McRtys left side, aud penetratin, the whole breast. coming out on the right be- tween the 9th and 9th ribs. After he was shot Mckay aro,o and tirel one shot at Carter which just grazed his stom ,ch. Carter came into WinsIow and gave himself up. Nc Rays chances Of recovery are against biln, as pneumonia has set in.
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formed this ceremony to day.
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formed this ceremony to day. I have had inseribed on this new born child, the name Star of Bethlem The first service was performed in this church on Christmas night, and the church is called The Church of the Nativity, and in comemorating of that mysterious star that appeared in the heavens and led the wise kings of the East to the grotto of Bethlem and revealed to them the new born Savior, has this bell been named, and when suspended in this tower may it's voice vibrate and re- echo through these hills sand call many a weary wanderer to the knowledge and love of that Savior, who was born in the Grotto of Bethlem." In conclusion the reverendxfHkhsr introduced Dr. D. J. Branncn, who timilly yet gracefully ascended the platform and with clear voice made an eloquent address. He first re- ferred to to the artistic design of the bell and the adornment it added to the city. He then spoke of the March of Ci, ilization under the Shadow of the Cross. His illustra- ton were beautiful and his language very choice. From layman's standpoint he indicated how repu biics should have confidence in the government of the Catholic church, and he showed that good Catholic made model citizen. He concluded by again referring to the bell, and expressing the wish that its sweet tone might frequently be heard ring ing the joyful marriage peal. but seldom intoning tho sad funeral knelI.
 After the Doctor finished his address, the majority of those present entered the church, and the choir sang thanksgi, ing hymn. The singing of the choir durin. short servics that f flowed, plainly showed that it was composed of talented singers with we'll cultivated voice.
 The entire celebration was one t rat must have made every Catholic
 
 prcsns happy and grateful to the good priest who has done sc much for them. MILL TowN.
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The DsoisIon Sustained.

The Commissioner of the General Land Office at Washington has con tirmed the rulings of the Prescott Land Office in the contest case of Emma Gonzales ys. k. W. French, trustee for the Flagstaff townsite, and now everything in this regard is settled. No moro appeals can be taken. and all persons desiring to make final proof on their land, need not wait any longer for fear of a good title. This is good news for our, people.
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Tho Ladies Delightoa.

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