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Arizona republican., 1891-09-26
PREFERRED LOCALS.
USE Tea Rose Borax soap. ST. CLAIRE X PRATT, stafloners,

Si' NLAIisE x TRAIT, sthilOnel8.
 BEST soap in the world Tea Rose
 BoIaN.
 BEsr and cheapest family groceries al
 La MaripOsa store.
 THE only reliable grocery store in the Territory La Maripnss store.
 Miss F.. l.. BoRQUEz, Spanish teacher, residence, Center street
 Fox hrst.class break fast 70 to the
 Maricops House, st Marleopa.
 New winter dry goods and clothing arriving daily at Dillon X Heuealy
 Free Free. School tablets given awny with each pair of school shoes Gt Dillon & keneally.
 School shoes! school shoes Special reduction during the next thirty days at Dillon | & kenealy.
 Many strange things happen. The 1 forty miners discovered gold, but Coronado | Naturs MineTnl Water is the greatest discoyery Of today. lt is being shipped to all parts of he | world. lHrte supply on hand at Goldman X Cos.
 | Miss F. +. TAYLOR, a graduate of th 6 | New England Conservatory of Music, Boston, Mass, will be at the Windsor Mondays and Ihursdays commencing Oct, D. to receive pu. pills in vocal and instrumental music.
 TnE Mesa City FInit Store haye ad ted < soda fogn,nin and can now supply | that co ding beyerng' tO ell corners. Try our | sparkling s1na.
 THE North and South road will soon | be built, but in the meantime Peoples ,e smith | continue Co do first class dy, ing cleaning and repairing, gents clothing a speciality at led rock prices. QppoSite Republican OGice. The Davcnport Brothers rope tying feat was performed Op the open stage by Prof Fontuns, Charles sh2rwO and Mir Riddle | man dOiug the tying, which took them nearly l six uinu.es, and the Professor united himself | In just lon scconds-rucs9n St r. Devertux | Opera House, Monday night, September B. THE Lamson Business College strictly | iirSt-cl in every respect Parents may send their sons and ,u. htsls to this College and feel sure that they are in good company, Gs none | but students oi A Nc, character will be ad. mttted. Common, higher and commercial branches taught fHll term Oi the third year bull ting.
 E VI. HANSON, Principal. FLORA |. LAMsOS, Assistant The Academy of Music was packed from p0rluet to gallery ast night to witness the wonderful feats ul mystery prt seu, ed by the Carnayal of Novelties. 1he mind reading or second sight of Madame FOntana deserves speclal mention, and alone was worth many times the price of admission, as shs, bliud. folded upon the stage, told the time Co the ex- act minute by several different watches Tn the audience, md mystiied all pIe ent by the lightuing-liEe fapidity with Wh oh she gave the name and descri nl ion of the numerous ar ticles produced rom the pockets of the audi. ence. NJ dame Foutuna, though young in years, possesses this po yer C. n greater extent than Bishop or Taylor who have had yeAri of practice.-Littc Rock Gazette. Devereux Op 'ra House, September 2s Popular Prices
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-06-04

paper calculations very much as the mer.
cahtiie agencies report the capital and
circuit OF the business community. About
one publisher in ten tells his exact issue
with truthful precision. Some of the
other nine decline to tell the facts be-
cause they assert chat those who do fell
are IN the habit Of lying. Rowell q Co,
aiter an experience of more than twenty
years, have come to the conclusion that
thls view cannot be sustained. In the
twenty-third annual issue of their book.
issued IN April, they designate every
paper that is rated il. accordance with y
detailed statement from she publisher
ana otter to pay hundred dollars for
every instance which can be pointed out
OF misstatement for which publisher
is responsible. The HERALD is one of
the papers that is willing to have it
Known how many it prints and whose
good faith the Directory publishers will
guarantee.
Messrs. Rowell & Co. writes us: at
is TACT that but one paper in nineteen
has furnished such straight-out state
ment OF actual issues as you have.
''GEo. P. RowELL & Coz
New York. May 20, 1891.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-06-04
An Expression of Confidence.

:, ueo. p. Rowell & Co., of New York,
me publishers of the American News
paper Directory, undertake to rate news
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-14
In the Courts.

u..~;oo County, Court-The grand jury YES
terdav fouud true bill against william .as i.
lor and Harvey Taylor for ASSEMBLING AHo'""'
Clayton on April 2lst. .;cst Charles
W. Blackburn for felony. -,
cbonc.y,, Co,.rt-The court Will ADJOURN
rext Fr;dav. Nav 18th. for the term; spe-
cial term will begin on May 20, Will 1uus'
Barton. of Fredericksburg. on .ne oenen, Il
Jobn Dunlop qualified as administrator OK
the estate OF Jane .. hion'o'
valued at $4,000.
Police Court-Richard Sampson !coloredl
,ras orrai0ned Yesterday on the charge OF
f.Ion;onsly assarilting Ernest Chester. with
,,ln,v beayr with the intention TO kill him.
This case was continued until Saturday. .,
Fritz Hinchman, Amanda Williams and
Jobn Lewis. the latter two colored: were
fined Is each and cost for being drunk ana
o' y Bracket had to pay 81 and cost for being
drunk. ,c,s.a
cost for abusing and threatening John K.
Fleming Randolph. colored. was charged
with cutting Fleming Christian. bis case
was sent on to the Hastings Court.
Andrew and Mary Jackson had TO pay 20
and cost for abusing and threatening johanna
Jackson. All are colored.
James Haskins. colored. had to pay VI ana
cost for disorderly conduct In the oeconu
market during market hours.
Andrew Hawkins, colored, was charged
with stealing a saddle from Mr: Palmer. his
case was continued until next Friday.
Cify Circuit Court.-Suit was instituted yes
terday by James H. Dooley. executor OF Isaac
II. Darlington, deceased. against George Nj.
Donaldson Trespass on the case IN assump-
sit Damages $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-14
DRY GOODS, &c.
GRAND SPECIAL
REMNANT SALE
-AI-
The TOWER
TO-DAY And FRIDAY.
REMNANT DEPARTMENT WILL NOT
OPEN BEFORE . A. NJ.

We have thirty-six special lots, all num-
bered and marked in red letters, each PLAGUE
giving number and prices:
Lot No, /. Remnants Cashmere soied Black
and Colored Challes; also 36-inch Plaids.
Lot No. ., Black and Colored 80 and 4O-inch
Dress Goods at zoe. regular price 50and60c
Lot No. 3. &c Black and Colored Cashmeres
15c, regular price Is and SOC. You will
also find few Fances in this lot.
Lot No. 4, a big bargain in Dress Goods at 25c.
yard.
Lot No. 5. our Soc and 81 Black and Colored
Henrietta at SOC.
Lot No. g. Silk Warp and Fancy Henrietta
Cloth at &c
Lot No. 7. Wool Challies at 1Oc. yard.
Lot No 8, Cotton Challies at 3lIc
Lot No 9. our 121lc. Challies and Batiste &c.
Lot No. 10, Silk Plush and yelyets Soc
Lot No. II. Solid Plain and Figured Sat-
teen Sc.
Lot No 70, lot Dress Ginghams and Cam
brics SIC.
Lot No. 10. our 25c. Solid Black Satteen 1890.
Lot No II, our 15c. Linen-Finished Chevi-
OTIS Sc
Lot No. -, our l2i4c. Outing Cloths TIC.
Lot No. 1G, our 121lc Striped Domestic Sc.
Lot No. II, our l2lSc. Ginghams 7c
Lot No. IS. Simpson Black Calico SC.
Lot No. 10. our zoe. Canton Flannel 1Oc.
Lot No. 90 our and 1Oc Canton Flannel &C.
Lot No. q, our 15c. Domestic Flannel lOc.
Lot No %, Remnants Unbleached Jeans and
Duck &c.
Lot No. 49, Good Unbleached Cotton &c.
Lot No. q, Bleach Pine Cloth 64c.
Lot No. 25 Remnants Lawn &c.
Lot No. &c. Remnants Best Sheeting 20c.
Lot No. q, Remnants Pillow-Case Cotton 10c
Lot No. %, Remnants Cheese-Cloth PC.
Lot No. 20, Sc. Dress CalicOes SC.
Lot No. 30, Light and Dark Satteens SIC.
Lot No. 81, Solid Blue and Cream Lawn &C.
Lot No. 80, Remnant Of Pie Ticking SC.
Lot No. 49, Csc. Ticking 15c.
Lot No. a. Cal Canton Flannels TIC.
Lot No. IS, Remnants Check Muslin SIC.
Lot No. SO, Lonsdale Cambria &C.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-14
A Missionary Service.

Tomorrow evening at the Seventh-street
Christian church will be given most unique
and entertaining performance.
The programme comprises Rotations. vo-
cal and instrumental music arranged IN such
form as TO represent the gathering on the ma
tions of fine Garth at the call of Christianity.
The interest of the evening will be greatly
enhanced by the fact that the various charac-
tiers will be assumed by some Of Richmonds
fairest daughters, who will be clad in the ma
tlonal garb of the people she represents;
Miss l. ella Fox. Miss Neila Smith Mrs, D..
II. Dunett, MADDEN ,. Watkins; captain
Frank Cunningham and Shepherd Webb will
lend their assistance toward the success OF
the evening Miss l. J. Spencer composed
the music used.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-14

THE attempt of Japanese fanatic TO muir
der the heir 10 the Russian throne is only
foretaste of what he has reason to expect
throughout the rest of his life. The assassins
or would-be assassins of the Romanoffs have
hitherto been confined to their subjects but
the disposition to make away with Gar and
Czarowitz would appear from the recent
event in Japan to extend TO persons
who belong to other and very different
nationalities. The glory that invests emperors
and heirs of emperors is very seriously dimin-
ished in the eyes of the world by the extreme
peril TO life which accompanies tenure of their
position. On the whole, personal safety
seems to the average mind TO be decidedly
preferable to that grandeur which causes its
beneficiary to be a conspicuous mark for the
assassins knife or bullet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-14
OFFICE or THE
NoRroIK Il WESTERN RAILROAD Cos sPo,
49, n. -. rrrrI DA MnY =. lSyl.


The stockholders at their annual Inee ;l,,o
hold Nave 1891 having authorized the issue
OF 55 600 shares of Preferred Capital otgcA "
ba from time To time disposed OF as tine III
terests of the Company may require; aui. o.
the Trustee of the COmpanys Ohe-h D.
Year Mortgage holds $4,000 SHARES Ue -
ferred Capital Stock for purposes speti,hoo -
the said Mortgage, but primarily for the con-
struction of the COmpanys Ohio EXTENSION,
the Board Of Directors of the Company "'
meeting held May 6, 1891. - Tho
Resolved That to provide portion on ene
necessary capital for improvements. aaulslo ,i.
and equipment required Tor the ueYoi a,ttd CO..
"f the Company's lines and property. ana foF
tbe accommodation of its traffic. and also loi
the work upon the Ohio Extension the pre-
ferred and common shareholders OF me On III
pany of record May 20, 189l' DC giV sa row
right TO purchase at SoZ3O per sn"r one
nreferred stock in the ratio OF twenly-oi
new shares for every 100 shares of stock regis
tered in their names on May 70 lS9l' L.,
The RIGHT To purchase will expire Weuhes-
dav MAJ 27. 1891. at p. NJ. and may pc eA-
ercised az the Office Of the treasurer % 49,. 49,,
company in Philadelphia at the once OF . .ho
Central Trust Company in New ! 0rk ~ VIZ
office of Messrs. vivian, Gray COMPANY
Nondon correspondents OF the NorloIh ~
Western Railroad Company, 10 1hrOSlnoi - eCn
avenue. London. England, and at tne ollioo
of Maatschappi tot Beheer van net nulliilia a,,
tratiekantoOr van AmeukaahscMe ~ ~ &
opeerigt door Broes q Gosman, Ten Have
Van Essen en- Jarrnan n Zoonen te Ams'er-
dam. in Amsterdam. II .ooo,.
$40 per share must accompany the ac 20 pe-
ance of the offer, and therenalnlns 80 ~ 70
share viii be PAYABLE on June Y. 1891. when
S eeTtfc cate " viii be ready for delivery As
sgnabie receipts will be given for the FRS first
nasy iine but must be sur endered when full
bald certificates of stocks are delivered. SUD
scrint,on blanks and forms tOr assignment OF
rigbts can lie obtained at any Of the above
named offices. DOL,
Transfer books Will close May Goth. and re-
open May %. 1891.
WILLIAM G.. MAcDOwELL.
Treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-14

DEMOCRATS and Republicans alike have ire
ceiyed the news of Mr.. Blaine's indispositon
with feelings of sincere regret. At no time
has the personal popularity of the Secretary
of State been greater than now. He has COM
mended himself still more warmly 10 the af-
lection of his party associates by the credit
able manner in which he has performed the
official work which has been imposed upon
him by the conflict with Italy, while the
Democrats have been inclined 10 look upon
him with more favor because he has rep
resented the impulse in his own party
which is most antagonistic TO Harrison The
permanent removal of Mr. Blaine from the
sphere of political life would be an event that
would create a very profound impression
He is the most conspicuous and influential
Republican in the United States, and his
withdrawal from public life for any cause
would leave gap which his party would find
it impossible to fill at once or in the near fu-
ture
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-14

PORT OF WEST POINT MAY H. 1901
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore, Baltimore, meTchan.
disc and passengers.
DEPARTURES.
Steamship Baltimore, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. MAY 10, ls3.
Arrived.
Schooner b Pace New Pcdford, for coal
schooner g. p Hayeu orr and schooner leclm.
ca iol ,oal Steamship ledmondele, SEES
Orlean-, 90 coal. and sailed Tor kouen.
SAILED.
Steamshin kanawha. coal for New York
steamship Viola, Liverpool
LAlIBERTS POINT. MAY 10, 1891.
ARRIVED.
Barges y. C. Brown and D. Crockf"'
schooners John IIalland, G.. Nj. Grant n. Law.
renee and c. i. Bronson,
LOADED.
Schooner B. /. Burton. Boston; barges Nor
folk and Western and 4, New Hsy'l,
Lawrence. New London; schooner l.. L. Ferris.
New Haven.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-14

WHILE Mr.. Harrison is enjoying all the
pleasures of his journey through the fairest
portions of the United States the public
mind has been very much impressed with the
fact that the Government gets along as well
in his absence as it does when he is in Wash
ington in the active performance of his official
duties. With few exceptions, all the men,
bers of his Cabinet are away. and yet. some
how or other. the affairs of the country do not
seem to suffer. So far as Mr. Harrison him
self is concerned there is reason for thinking
that permanent stoppage in the West on his
part would not seriously obstruct the public
business, at least the experience of the last
few weeks justifes the conclusion that his
presence at the seat of government is not a
matter Of any special importance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-14

The women Of Cincinnati are deserving of
much honor for inaugurating street brigade
and cleaning off the sidewalks after the city
fathers had refused TO make the necessary
appropriation for that purpose. The spec
tacle must have been both inspiring and
interesting, and that it was not
without direct practical effect was
shown by the fact that not only were
the sidewalks swept very clean and the
sewers secured out, but the city fathers them
selves were shamed into appropriating large
sum for the work which the ladies bad an
nounced their intention Of continuing to per-
form unless the authorities of the city inter.
vered and applisd thu pronex means
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-14
Elaborate and Carefully Prepared.
Norfolk Landmark

The RICHMOND TIMES of Sunday was an
elaborate and carefully prepared trade edi-
ton representing great enterprise and faith
full work; Such energy and spirit as our
Richmond neighbors are putting forth is
worthy of rich reward. They are well sup
ported by the community in which they are
city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-14
Four Lives Lost.

CUMBERLAND, Mp. May ia special from
Germania w. Va. tonight says: BY the ex-
plosion of boiler this afternoon in g. w.
Wilson's saw-mill at Wilson's station. near
here. three men and boy were instantly
killed and two others seriously hurt. Owing
t the village being without Geographic COM
munication no particulars can be learned to-
night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-14
Three Alarms of Fire.

There was still alarm of fire yesterday at
1853 p NJ. caused by the burning OF root on
a cooper shop IN Fulton.
second still alarm at $40 ?. NJ. was caused
by the burning of an awning of l.. Roses on
Broad street.
At 3 s. 2. NJ an alarm was turned In from
station 81. caused by the burning OF root at
the corner OF Church and Rowe streets.
Damage triliing in all three cases.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-14
Rafusedto Incorporate 1t.

New YORK, May lS.-Judge Lawrence, of
the Supreme Court, has refused TO incorporate
Baron Hirsch Lodee No. because Of his I'M
willingness TO incorporate the society in the
name of foreign dgnitary when he does
not know that the use OF the name IL author
lied. The purposes Of the society were TO
assist members when sick and otherwise in
need
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-14

No regulation could be more emphatic OF
clearer in its terms than that embodied in the
ordinance on streets prohibiting the oostrnc-
ton of free passage on the sidewalks by I'M
proper groups or assemblies of persons. For
the violation of this most important law,
penalty is established which is more OF less
severe according 10 the circumstances OF the
case.
There are few ordinances on our municipai
statute book which our people are more IN
terested in seeing inforced than this. and Tor
this reason the energetic action which the
Chief of Police has recently been taking TO
carry out the law in it's spirit as well as in its
letter has received very general public ap-
nroval Particularly has the effort to keep
the corners of Seventh and Broad streets
c'ear of distractions by idlers and loafers
been warmly commended by all who have not
been directly concerned in blocking these
corners to the very great inconvenience OF In
dividuais passing along.
II is with much regret that The TIMES notes
the letter which the Chief Of Police addressed
on yesterday 10 Captain Angle, in which he
rescinds his original order on the ground that
several men in tie service have been reported
for carrying out his instructions. We do not
consider this TO be a Just ground for the I'M
portant step which Chief-of Police Poe has
taken, and we are constrained TO say that he
has acted with some haste.
The obstruction of the street corners at
Broad and Seventh has long been regarded as
a nuisance which has only grown more serious
in its character as the foot passengers on
Broad street have increased in numbers. The
great improvement which was produced by
the energetic steps which the Chief Of Police
took TO prevent obstruction had been OBJ
served with approval, and it is not likely that
the complaints which few persons have en-
tered against policemen for the strict per-
Torrance OF their duty in this locality will
create the slightest revulsion of feeling
against them in the community in general
On the contrary, strong public sentiment
has sustained them all along, and this senti-
ment is so much stronger now than it was
eveniOn Yesterday that it is very probable
that 1t will not brook the change which the
Chief of Police proposes to inaugurate at
once. Let him repeat his original instruc-
tons to the policemen at the corners in ques-
ton aud the public at large will see to 1t that
they shall have hereafter the firmest support
in the performance OF their duty, whatever
may be the complaint against them or who
ever may be the com palmer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-14

The Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows in ses-
sion at Oxford to-day elected the following
officers for the ensuing year J. f. BrutOn, of
Wilson. grand master; J. ID. Bellamp, Jr.. of
Wilmington. deputy grand master, W. d.
Caster of Fayetteville, grand warden; b. n.
Woolell of laleieh grand secretary; II. J.
Jones of Wilmington. grand treasurer; W. A.
Bobbitt of Oxford, grand representative.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-14
A Splendid Advertisement.
Tnapvtlta RaOiesar

The trade issue of THE RICHMOND TINES,
which appeared On Sunday, contained sixteen
pages of valuable and interesting matter, and
was a splendid advertisement for Richmond.
1t is rarely that such paper has been issued
in Virginia. and We congratulate our esteemed
contemporary on its magnificent achieve
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-14
Incendiarism Charged.

Lewis Booker. colored was arrested yester-
day evening by officers of the Third police
station on the charge Of having set fire TO- the
house 30. so Church street Oregan I'LL IL
;s limited Inv seyeral persons that rooker
WIS in the bui ding about half an hour before
the fire broke mt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-14
THURSDAY. MAY Il. 1891.
NEWS SUMMARY.

Forecast, Virginia and North Carolina; Rain;
slightly warmer.
Yesterday was the third day of the Grymes
Casa contest in defamation took place at
the Richmond College.--There were three
small ires.-The r. l.. l. Blues bazaar closed
The Rosemary Literary Society adjourned
till fall.-Miss Katie c. Healy of Richmond
and Mrs Emily c. Stacy, formerly Of this city,
died.-Lewis Booker, colored, was arrested on
the charge Of incendiarism.-The music fes-
tiyal closed and conductor Marshall was pre-
sented with baton.-Ihe Great Council Of
the Improved Order of Red Men met
VIRGINIA.
The jamestown celebration was held yester-
day.-The West Richmond District Conference
OF the Methodist Church convened in Ashland
yesterday-Mr. James F. Hprgis. Of Powhatan
county, is dead.-The Colored State Educa
tional Convention, which has been III session IN
Charlottesville adjourned yesterday
NEW YORK.
The American Bible Society held its seventy
fifth anniversary yesterday evening III ChickCr-
ing Hall.-The American Tract society held It's
sixty-sixth annual meeting in New York yester
dsy.-The controversy over tho case Of DR.
Briggs charged with heresy, has created in
tense interest in denominatiolal circles-The
report that relations between the Richmond
Terminal and the Louisville and Nashville are
strained is denied.-The Bank Of England
has again raised its price for gold---Harl Null
Ter died yesterday morning ~ he failing Of
Levy Brothers was very unexpected 1t is be
lieved that Secretary Blame is more i'll than re-
ported.
GENERAL.
A terrible tragedy was enacted near Catletts-
burg recently.-The first North Carolina real
estate convention met in Raleigh yesterday
II was decided yesterday to hold the next annual
fruit fair at Greensboro August 4th.-Action
was taken in Raleigh yesterday to provide add
tional hotel accommodations during the COM
ing exposition Raleigh News and OBJ
server and Intelligencer will formally consoli-
date to-day.--1he executive committee OF the
North Carolina insane asylum met in Raleigh
yesterday.-Dan Hall, who is involved in the
Henderson Jenkins Burgwyn case, published
card yesterday declaring his innocence.--Great
damage was done by the storm at Charlotte
Tuesday nigbt,-Louis N. Duke died at Char
lotte, ~ c., yesterday.
FOREIGN.
Much anxiety is felt in Berlin on account of a
threatened political revolution in Portugal
Prince George, OF Greece, is again i'll high favor
with the Gear of Russia.-The birthday Of the
Czarowitz will be celebrated next Monday with
great eclat.-The Kaiser will receive in the
Guild House on July l0th.-The Scotch express
was derailed and badly damaged at Peterboron.
An authentic ancient portrait of Columbus
is now on exhibition in London, and will go to
the Chicago Worlds Fair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-14
EarmYilIe Rooninn

DR.. J. A. Sexton. Of Farmville. president of
the FarInyille Coal and Iron Company. was
In the city yesterday looking after the inter
ests of his company The Doctor left for
home last evening and reports Farmyille on
big boom.