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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-05
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
EDltirsore Market.
by Telegraphl


BALTIMORE. March 4.-C0u0u steady
middling. ll4c. Flour fairly active.
Howard and Western supcriine, S2O0r
$3.50: do extra. S2.150 $3.50: DO family. S3.1s
@SA30; City Mills RIO brands, extra. sf2l
a. fi37; winter wheat patent, Sa40G$Ls0,
spring do do, Si.sj0Sj.2j; do do straight
St2JWS47j; do do extra, S36'Wf $500
Wheat southern firm Fuitz, asa Soc.
Longberry, slWs6c.; Western quiet; so. .,
winter red spot and March, Sac. Corn
Southern steady; white, 3i0joc.; yellow
3jW3lc.; Western easy; mixed, spot
3jM56Lc. March. 49, W353tc. Oat-
steady Southern and Pennsylvania. 2iM
3Oc.: Western white. 29WjOlsc.; dO mixed.
2lM2s1lG.; graded so. white. 30c. Rye
dun and nearly nominal. Prime 10 choice
j5W5lc. Provisions frmer Mess pork.
Old. 5000; new, Sll; bulk meat, loose
shoulders, 43{c: long clear and clear sides.
JIc; -ugar-picklcd shoulders. 5W5l4c.:
sugar-cured, smoked shoulders, Ga CO. &C.;
hams, 1OGl1l4c. lard. refined, nc.
Petroleum unchanged. Coffee firm; Rio
cargoes fair. 20c. sugar strong and active:
a soft, i4c. ; copper refined firm at 1870
lf4c. Whisky trm no SlO3ASl.l0.
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New York Financial Market.


NEW YORK. Mar. Mooney closed At
3 per cent. Exchange closed hrmer; posted
rates. 4s204sG: actual rates, 4olW feli :
for sixty days, and $500 1914 for demand.
closed steady; currency 6's,
n6 bid; As, coupons, l22lt bid; ~ do,
1881 bid.
me market was extremely dun this morn
ing and irregular. but prices for most OF the
list were firm. and at noon were lractionally
higher than those of last night. The mar
kst continued dun after noon, but the tone
was firm. Most of the list recorded further
fractional advances on noon prices. me
General market closed extremely oul Dut
steady, with most stocks . 10 IL AisneI
sales. ISIS. 43j shares.
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Messrs. Baldwin ~ Farnum telegraph
Thomas Branch g. Co.. as follows.
CHICAGO. Mar. Wheat opened at 1917.
az which price there was fair trade. demand
exceeding supply and am effort by shorts o.
cover carried market mp 10 500. Al this
price the largest short here was good BUYER.
but there was no end 90 the wheat for sale.
As soon as this was apparent everybody
wanted tO sell, some carrying the market
down 90 i9s, and 10 closed at 1881 sellers.
The prominent feature to-day was Hutch
inson's large buying. On any lower prices
bulls may bring again IN sufficient quaint
o. 90 give as another rally, but the main
strength of this market. which was the
short interest, has hecn'greltly di-minished.
Early English cables strong. but later ones
say buyers have withdrawn. declining ~
buy. We hear of DO exports boo New York.
Liverpool steady. moderate demand. Corn
has been weak to-day. Elevator men, re-
ceiyers, in fact. everybody having custom
crs in the West have appeared as sellers.
The expectation with the present cold
weather will give i'm big receipts when we
will likely have "a weak market Liverpool
steady. good demand. oats were neglected
to-day. no change In situation. and trading
very light. Provisions have been firm AN
day. Armour bulling March and May ribs.
some shorts in May pork. They may put
market some higher. bus there is mo- specu-
lation. and on any further advance would
rather sell than buy; 2j,oJ0 hogs tomorrow.
Curb 1gi..
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New York stock Market.
Reported by G. W. Branch & Co.., bankers
and brokers. 40. iii Main street.

NEW YORK. March 4.-The bulls had the
best of tO-day's market, as was natural in
view of excellent earnings. talk that gold
imports were near, rumOr5 that the West
ern situation would be improved soon, and
much easier money than had generally been
expected. Moreover, the market has been
and is narrow and professional, and 10 was
high time that a rally set in. There have
been no gold imports. and none are likely al
eseni. barring accidents. but French g0lu
has arrived i'm New York iu transit 10 West
indies % help move The sugar crop. Deyel-
Opments in the Pacific Railroad funding bin
and i'm the government telegraph scheme,
as well as silver legislation, must be
watched. Good news in any of these direc-
ton. would give the bulls not only great
courage. but big profits. But. unfortunately,
there ls no public in the speculation. There
is no life % a professional market, and
good or bad news are both ignored, unless
of undue force. The bull srie looks the more
attractive, and probably is the best for
small turn.
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VIII YOU heed the warning the slkil,'i' ~ ~
mus. Of tie sure approach Of mat more iSiii-
ne disease. Consumption? Ask YouiselF e - -
if you can afford for the sake OF s'N' ~ % \,
coiits 10 run the risk and do nothing 10, ~.
We Know from experience mat -hil0h 3 cure
,,ti cnte vour Cough 10 never iaii-. ms
explains why more than Million OF bcllles
were sold the past year. IL relieves NI"1 w,
and " hopping Cough az once, Moihers' ~
not be- without A. sample p0tllch NV ~ ~
by nOdcker Brothers aud II. NJ. Hheio' " w.
corner of Finh and Marshall streets.
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Resolved, That the thanks Of this body are
cordially extended 10 the Hon. John T.. Hurt.
president pro TEN. Of the Senate for his vail
liable services As a presiding officer and his
unvarying courtesy 20 ail senators.
Mr. Harrison made brief speech in sup
port Of bis resolution, and 10 was adopted.
Mr. Hurt returned thanks 90 the body for
lis kind expression of opinion.
Air Turner offered a resolution thanking
the clerks for their courtesy. 10 was agreed
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Mr. Ainslie. on Tenth street, has TWO VIC
t0ria carriages. but little USED, lor siie'
IfyOu are buyer call on hun.
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richmond stock Market.
RICHMOND, VA. March 4, 1890.

Reported by John l.. Williams & SON
bankers and brokers. No I'LL Main street.
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BInNINGHAu. Ala, Feb. p, 1890.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y the annual meeting OF the sioc .nolde.s
- Inc i,T0S- lRON AND STEEL COMP ANY
viii be held 10 the Office Of tine company ~
Rirmineham. Ala. on WE DNE SbA1.
MARcu 1911, 1890, AT I'D O'CLOCK 81, Tor
for the election of officer. anu TIE lfahstc-
zion of such other business as may beffought
before the meeting. .,, d..
The books Tor the transfer of stock viii be
closed from March etn, $3.50, i. M., 70
March 2uth. $50. 40 a. ".
Bv order OF the Board az Directors.
I 2stmhl9-2aw W l. SIMS SECRETARY.
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john. WILLIAMS & SON
i A NJ X / II s,
ANu DEALERS jos
INVESTMENT BONDS,
III fshlN STREET.
1111Mhlg STREET.

Nu..e Especially VI .nst-c.ass Invest
e.l.u... which Wckeep constantly Oh
I mf r'e to UprciAkEs, TRUST
l.fIr. Nnf>NI-rUn- GENERALLY.
r.A.E CuN. AND RAILROAD BONDS
Or -.mnHf marEsf rates.
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ALAAa & GIETEss.
ELIXIR BABEK.

Preventive aeainst Miasmatc Diseases 4
safe ana positive cure Tor MALARIA, FEVER
and AGUE in an It's forms. Contains no
oninine. or arsenic. absolutely vegetable
compound. For sale az druggists fry cent?
"a bottle. Trade supplied by PURCELL LADD
& Co BODEKERBEOs. n-"-'"
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Hay. oats and straw.

HrV-NO. / Timothy. per ton, Sl3.aO e
S1lO0; 80. D, Sl2 % Sl2-h; mixed, 50 TO Sll
Virginia clover, 80 tO sii.
O0fs-Baled. sll 10 SD.
Shucks-Balcd, 50 90 coo.
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NOTICE

~ OTTO +.
Having for the past thirty days been en-
gagged IN a profitable business IN this city l
desire 10 secure n partner with $500 capital.
to Join me Ia going through the sooih 90 con-
rnue Il. ] can give satisfactory recrence.
Cell on I'D" THOMAS hUrHkhfoOiD's
Office. Z north Tenth street. nh2-3t'
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)TToN REPORT.


of0fi0ns.-Middling, 10sfc.: low mid
ding, 95Sc.; good ordinary, SIC.
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&C. guar. income "a 1900 1858. l08
Cape Fear & Yadkin v. 1916. lD3
& G A A. ist. rs, c.. 1895 . 1851 1927
C., G. & Aug. ID "a G, 1910. 30
C.. G. & Aug. I'd 6's ......... 100 1927
&. & G.. lst Ga. c.. 1915. ...... lO3 ...
&. and G.. ID SIS, c.. 1926 ..... 81 ..
Georgia Pacific ist s's, 4. g. li2 1l3
Georgia Pacific , per ct..le23.. - s2il
Georgia Pacific incomes ~ 81
jackson. Tam. q i. West 1917 9iz 100
Petersburg Glass A. IS. y. Z. 100 ...
Petersburg Class B. SIS. 1926. 1861 lOI
Rich. & Dan. cons0l G's. 1870 lolL .-..
Rich. a. Dan. gold G's. & 1918 li6 600
Rich. & Dan. debt 6's. 1927 . 100 ..
Rich. Dan. gen. mort. 5's. 30 .-..
X, I X. q q. lst SIS. 1894 o.. 100 Gee.
Nch. q Mecklenburg 1st Gs 1867 10Y
Rich. & Allegheny. Isl mort GO ~
Virginia Midland O.. VI. s.. 50 600.
Western n. &. ist rs. &. $3.50 1917 ....
western \. &. lst Gs, G. 1914 9i4 IS
RAILROAD STOCKS.
Atlanta a Charlotte. - q2iL
r., +. & =. Div. Obligations . 100 ...
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire and Marine. 90 81
Virginia state .............. 2fs( 81.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Old Dominion s. s. Co.-..... 70 90
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0rain and Cotton E1chnnre.

RICHMOND, VA, March 4, 1890.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat-5.Sj0 bushels.
Corn 800 bushels.
Oats-l. 2s- bushels
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat-Longborry. 500 bushels prime nj
SIC. >hortherry, Sd bushels common at Gle
Oats-Winter, As bushels very good on pri
yate terms.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
THE SESSION VIRTUALLY AT AN
END.

Resolutions of Thanks and Presents 10
the Presiding Officers and Clerka-Con.
hrmation OF boards OF Visitors-To Nee,
To-day.
lheSenate yesterday agreed to the amend.
menis proposed by the House to the follow.
ing bills originating in the former body,
Relating to building and loan associations
not incorporated in this state.
To amend and re-enact an act 10 provide
for new charter Of the town Of Abingdon.
Va, passed in February, 1890.
The Senate also passed House bill 10 pro-
vide for the improvement and working of
the roads Of the county Of Prince George.
and for the construction and repair Of the
bridges thereon. and 10 repeal other acts in
conflict Herewith.
THY WERE TOO LATE.
The following House bills were killed. one
being indefinitely postponed and the other
referred % the committee for courts Of ius-
tice:
To prohibit preferences by insolvent or
embarrassed merchants. manufacturers.
bankers or brokers and 10 anuul certain
liens obtained 10y the consent or cornivance
Of the debtor within three months Of the
date Of such assignment.
To enable The board or supervisors 10 aid
In migration hy publishing descriptions
and maps of their counties.
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A communication came from the House
through Speaker Cardwel stating that that
body had adopted a resolution adding one
member Of each house TO the committee
heretofore constituted % examine into the
oyster industry Of the Commonwealth.
Mr. Stubs said il was unfortunate that
any committee had been made. as this com.
mittee might make matters in our section
more unsettled, and the passage Of the
oyster bin last night may tend % quiet tho
now unCettlcd condition, as persons may 20
ON and invest and improve the planting
ground. Let us try this bill before any
committee 20 down 20 VISIT the oyster bed.
again.
The resolution was adopted, and Mr.
Moore was appointed ON the committee.
eTOcK FOR THE CLERK
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EXECUTIYE SESSION.

ON motion of Mr.. Hurt the Senate went
into executive session. and the following
appointments by the Governor OF members
of the board Of visitors of the Virginia Nor
NAL and Collegiate Institute were con-
fmed: Paul Cabell of Amherst; Lang
horne Scruggs. of Pittsylyania; A. C0gbill,
of Chesterfield: Thomas Miller, of POwha-
tan: A. b. Evans. of Middlescx; Thomas
Waller. of Fredericllshurg; A. q. Walker.
of King and Queen, and John +. Minor, OF
King George.
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WIII-NlnH70I, D % 90.
Eidfs-Dry hints. light weights. g 20 &c.
per pound; heavy weighs. Jl&c. per pound;
dry sailed, 51sc.; (wet) salied- J1zc.; green,
n
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Lifmber-White oak. per 1000, $40 10 SIS,
yellow pine. framing timber so 10 $40 per
1000: boards. S. Orb $40; poplar, West VII.
ginia. SO. Z. $50; so. ., SD; 40. 3. sl6
FsQthfrs-pr.me i've goose, 40 20 &c. per
pound; mixed, - 20 2sc.
Glme-parirIdees, 10 10 PC; rabbits,
10 to lJe.; pheasants, - TO 35c.; yenison,
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PRESTON BFLVIN,
NEW IMPORTATION or ART FURNITURE FOR THE HOLIDAYS
No. | 8 Governor Street.

perfectly pure and performing remarkable cures Delivered in
cents gallon. - 49,, 49, $50 ,.r ,.r r.,,
PROMPT AND WONDERFUL RELIEF
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FIRST BOARD.
GOVERNMENT sEcU

1900 Atlanta and Charlotte income at
1857.
oovvrN,frNr SECURITIES. Bid. asked.
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The passage of the House Joint resolution
directing county and city treasurers not q
sell lands heretofore purchased boy the Com
m0nwealth. The Senate concurred in thl
resolution.
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oHer .tclruos taken in exchanges al their
market value.
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Tr0n-Amorica refined, Old Dominion
bar, per pound for standard sizes, , i-l0c.;
English and American sheet, 81 20 5Ic.;
Swcde- hammered. iO &c.; hoop. 3 90 il1c.
N0ih-Old Dominion, standard size,
s2.lJ. steel. f2.3j.
fVnfI.nr I.r. flnna 40 fnnIn. AZ
Arizona republican., 1890-11-28
PERSONAL.

J.. E. Sturgeon, of Globe, is at the Lemon Hotel.
 s. J. Levy, representative of Schilling X Co.,, of San Francisco, is in the city.
 Professors Reed and Storment of the Normal School, spent Thanksgiving Day in Phoenix.
 Colonel II. Clark and N. Baldwin, United States Army, returned yesterday to Fort Mcdowell.
 Abe Meyer, New York. l. A. Kohon, Chicgo, Thomas F.. Young, Kansas City, and James O'Neal, Yavapai, registered yesterday at the Commercial.
 S. NJ. Bayley, late candidate on the Republican ticket for Constable, is lying quite i'll at the Central Hotel. Brethren of the Workman order are attending him.
 Marshal Blankenship yesterday ar rested an insane Chinaman, who escaped a few days ago from the Asylum. He was placed in the County Jail to await recommitment to the Asylum.
 A. P. Pettlt, the we'll know narchitect, is lying seriously i'll at his residence on Washington street. He is an Odd Eel. low and his brethren are doing every thing they can for his comfort.
 D. l. Giles, who has for several months filled the position of operator upon TnE REPUBLICAN special press wire, leaves this morning for San Francisco, where he goes to fill position in the main office at that point. MT. Giles is an operator of the highest merit and Ina: handled the heavy report of the paper in manner that has been most satis factory. His change of residence will be regretted by many friends in Phoenix P. G. Tompkins, late of Fresno, has re lieved Mir. Giles. He comes warmly recommended and is evidently capable for the duties of the position.
Arizona republican., 1890-11-28
THE MILITARY BALL.
Company B, N. c. A.. Score Success II
 Their Annual Hop.

Company B, N. G. A., Score Success m
 Their Annual Hop.
 Mention of the military ball, given by the Phoenix Guards, at Patton's Opera House Tuesday night, was crowded out of yesterdays issue. The affair was a decided success. There were about sixty couples present, and many of the ladies wore exceedingly handsome dresses.
 Promptly at S:30 the grand march began, with the company, in uniform, in the lead. During the march pro grams were distributed which contained eighteen dances. While the hall was most too small for the crowd, all present seemed to enjoy themselves to the ut- most.
 Among those present were: Governor Murphy and wife, c. l.. Montgomery and Mrs. c. s. Masten, Capt. R. G. Andre and wife, George Hoadley and wife, F.. II. Hitler and wife, Dr. l.. II. Goodrich and wife, Dr. Scott Helm and wife, j.. M. Copes and wife, J. o. Ming and wife, F.M. Czarnowski and wife, J John Robinson and wife, Mir. McWilliams and wife, Joseph Thalheimer Miss Thalheimer, William Sears and wife. Mrs. B. Goodrich, Mrs. Utley. Misses Parish, Bryant, Goodrich, Cole, Fireman, Winton, Copes, Linville, Shultz, Hurley, Bacon, Viola, Hackney, Cusin, Cox, Buck, McMullen, Barnum, Ada and Addie Kelly, Perley, Warren, King, Edgar, Osborne, Frakes. Messrs. Robert son, Wood, Coyle, Perley, Fleishman, Brown, Crenshaw, Wilson, Vincent, Schayer, Conroy, Hewins, Shultz, Hayes, Phillips, Blankenship, Casey, Gabbert, R. B. Doris, N. Abbott, Lieutenants Hardeman and Kirby, J. E. Peck, Dr, Jessop, Porter, Robinson. Also from Tempe Mrs. T. L. Shultz, Mrs. c. w.. Miller, Miss Gertrude Rodgers and Messrs. F. J. Duffy and J. c. Misse.
 The floor committee was composed of E. II. Hitler, manager, and Lieutenant Hardeman, Lieutenant Kirby, C.. L.. Montgomery, Bruce Perley and W. H.. Robinson, assistants.
Arizona republican., 1890-11-28
LOCAL BREyITIES.

There was picked yesterday from a vine in this city e fine and perfect bunch of ripe Black Hamburg grapes, doubt less the last of the season.
 News has been received from West Yarmouthport, Mass, that there has been born at that place to the wife of A. II. Hershey, of this city, a fine son and heir.
 The Fire Department exhibited it's efficiency yesterday in getting to the fire, Only few moments elapsed from the first alarm until the boys were on the ground ready for work.
 The furniture from Masonic Hall was yesterday transferred to the new Moni' hon hall and workmen are busily en. gagged in putting the room in order for the uses of the various secret orders who will occupy it. The Knights of Pythias will be the first to meet in the new lodge room, holding their regular con vocation this evening,
Arizona republican., 1890-11-28
Articles of incorporation
 LA LUZ Vineyard and Orchard Company,

The name and style assumed by this corpora ton, and by which it shall be hereafter known, is LA LUZ VINEYARD AND ORCHARD COMPANY
 The principal place for the transaction of its business shall be at Phoenix, Maricopa County, Territory of Arizona.
 The business in which this corporation pro poses to engage Is viticulture, horticulture, agriculture, and to acquire and dispose of lands, water rights, and to deal in general merchant disc, live stock of all kinds; also, to establish eanneries and packing houses, also to borrow money, to issue bonds to secure the payment thereof, and to secure the payment thereof by mortgage or otherwise, and to transact all busi- ness which may or might be done by natural person
 The amount of the capital stock of this cor pOration shall be Sl00,000, divided into 10000 shares, of the par value of two dollars (S2l each, to be paid up as required by the Board of Trustees of said La Luz Vineyard and Orchard Company.
 The time of the commencement of the cor pOration shall be the 20th day Of November, A. D. 1890, and shall terminate in twenty five (25) years thereafter.
 The highest amount of liability or indebted ness, direct or contingent, to which the cor poratlon is at any time to be subject is the sum of $25,UOO.
 The stockholders and their private property shall not be liable to, and shall be exempt from the corporate debts of this corporation.
 The affairs of this corporation shall be con ducted by a Board of Directors, of not less than three (3) persons, who shall be elected by the stockholders, and shall hold office for one year, or until their successors are elected and quail fled. The time and manner of said election shall be prescribed and provided by the laws of said corporations and no person shall be eligible to said office unless he be a stockholder in the corporation; and thereafter if any director cease to be u stoclholder he shall cease to be a director
 Any stockholder of this company shall be eligible to hold two or more offices in this com pany.
 The Board of Directors of this corporation shall have power to establish by laws and make rules and regulations necessary for the manage ment of this corporation.
 The following named persons who are sub scribers to the capital stock of this corporation shall constitute it's Board of Directors until January 31st 1891, or until their successors are duly elected and qualified: c. II. Light, Clark Churchill and Frank C. Kibbey. In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals.
 CLARK CHURCHILL, Seal FRANK c. KIBBEY, Seal c. II. LIGHT. lSeal
Arizona republican., 1890-11-28

ing so much work that his return to our midst has been delayed full month. Tuning orders left with St. Claire X Pratt will receive prompt attention. At
 Reeds baggage transfer will call for and deliver baggage to any part of the city, will receive and exchange checks on the NJ. X P. railroad. Delivers to and meets all trains. Will do all kinds to handling freight, having several large trucks. Leave orders with Wells Fargo.
 LEcruRE-Mr. l.. s. Putnam will de- liver two, and perhaps three, of his great lectures on Freethought on No vember 2S, 20 and 30, at the opera house. Everybody is cordially invited Admission free.
 LOST OR SroLEN--A darkb brown bird dog, wearing small leather collar with silver plate marked "P. Yaney.' Suitable reward for return or informa' tion at this office. 40 F. YANEY.
 M. F.. Hurley, of the Central Market will remove on or about December from the Irvine building to the room formerly occupied by Sweeney X Re carte in the Porter building. 3-l3
 Mills HoUsE.-New and frst-class, Best table in the city. Free 'buss tC trains. In center of city. l44-tf
 Exchange your fat barren cows fol COWS with calf by calling on M. E. Hur ley, Central Market. l-Sl
 For q first-class breakfast go to tn, Maricopa House, at Maricopa.
 Window Glass at Talbot & dubbard's See Redewill's ad of pianos.
Arizona republican., 1890-11-28
ARIOS, HARVARD, HENNB < LONG, HALL.

| IDRESUMlNG THAT YOU D'D NUT W ANT " | pay two prices for inferior instruments, call on me before ordering elsewhere. l have on hand the
 ARIOS, HARVARD, HENME < LONG, HALL. And a second hand oHIcKERlNo and a square
 STElNWAY for Si50 Each.
 :--I CAN FURNISH YOU WITH AN: EmmepOn, Camp Co.,, 'Ose { Scns, Hardman Piano
 New from factory, at sa50 to s27o. A number of our people here bought similsr Pianos from Los Angeles and other agents ct s350 to $500. handle principally the Pianos and Organs of standard makers; ThE MASON & HAMLlN, BEHR BROTHERS, kNABE, ETC.,
 At S4Oo, S4e5, s45O, etc., Freight paid, and delivered with scarf, stool and music, including tuning. ORGANS for
 Sl5, s35, Si5, S75 and s9O. Sold on easy installments, if required. Having been now for p years dealing directly with man ufacturers, paying cash for quantity at a time, obtain instruments at bedrock prices. Eighty four of my Pianos now used in Phpnix and val ley and over 250 in the Territory, Leave orders for tuning with St. Claire x Pratt
 A. REOEWllL, Manufacturers Agent, corner Van Buren and Maricopa Streets, Ph9nix
Arizona republican., 1890-11-28
PRESBYTERIAN SOCIAL.

The Exercises That win Add to the
 Pleasures of tho Evening.
 The following interesting program has been arranged for the social to be given this evening by the young people of the Presbyterian Church at the resi- dence of Mrs. Talbot: