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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-24

PERsoNALs.-W. p. Toomey Of New Orleans
A. W. Kahler of Chicago, Col. C. L. Baker Of
Wisconsin, C. L. Mcclure Of New York and c.
C. Menzies Of Cincinnati are at Willard's-
NJ. Mason of Akron, w. A. Brady and ]. K.
Bradley Of New York and T. A. Bailey Of Ne
braska City are at the RandalL-W. T.
Buchanan and E. E. Young of Chicago. H. W.
Cade1l OF Scotland, Geo. H. Wells of Montreal.
E. Z. Dow Of Toledo and Chas. H. Spencer Of
New York are at the Arlington. Havencr
Of Patterson. N. j., H. II. Bald Of New York
and A. g. White of Virginia are at the Shore
ham.-A. Harker Of England, L. A. Rexford
Of Chicago. Lieut.. H. G. Colby of the navy, J.
Se Rsassa:sn ca9sss o, msaiea saHss' and antonio
johnson Of Boston are at the Ebbitt.
Mr.. Walter Causey Of G0vanstown, Baltimore
county. ia visiting relatives in Wellington
Joe. O'Hare is registered at the Hotel Albion,
Atlantic City, for stay Of ten dsyH--Mr. J.
turned yesterday from pleasant trip at Ham
mocksville, va.-A. T. 1ongley Of the AQri.
cultural Department has been summoned to
Charlemont, Mass, by the death Of his brother
in-iaw, r. q: Eldridge.---Capt. G. 8. Domer,
National Fencibies and VIM. Il. Walker Of the
Ebbitt House are at the United States, Atlantic
City.-Hon. E. w. Wilson OF Charleston, w.
Va, John W. Sherman Of Lynchburg, Robert
Herbert Of San Francisco and ]. W. VIII
Prof v ZitteI of Munich. Germany, Er. j. c.
Merrill, U. 8. A., G. D. Sweetnam Of Toronto,
r. A. e. Greensheilds Of Montreal and r.
Schmidt Of St. Petersburg, Russia, are at the
Arno.-R c. Williams of Weatherly. Pa, g.
H. Hefhnger and g. L. House of Deshler, Ohio,
and Henry Edson and wife Of St. Louis are al
the Metropolitan.-Mr. +. Elmer johnson,
formerly Of this city, but who il now in busi-
ness st Easton, Nd, Il here on flying busi-
nsss trip.
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MANY SONS OF VETERANS.
Five Thousand of Them Assemble In the n
csmpmcnt at Minneapolis.

Five Thousand Of Them Assemble I'm the n.
csmpmcnt at Minneapolis
MISSEAPoLIs, August 24.-The tenth annual
encampment Of the Sons Of Veterans began in
this city today with about 5000 members OF
the order in attendance. This includes, besides
the 500 members of the Grand Commandery,
which is the executive body, q large number Of
visiting camps who came to participate
in the competitive drill The official
train bearing Commander-in-Chief Webb and
his staff arrived this morning over the Minnea-
polls and ST. Louis road The commandery
begins its sessions at O'Clock this afternoon.
Commander Webb furnished the following
statistics in advance from his annual address:
During the year 26, f23 members have been
taken in; $50 new camps with 10 $40 members
were mustered in. The actual membership Of
founded in 1881, was first officially recognized
In August, 1889. by the q. A. r., aud has since
grown very rapidly. Mr.. Webb outlined - the
most important business TO come before the
commandery at this session certain proposed
changes in the ritual and constitution.
The age limit for members will be raised
from eighteen to twenty-one. Then the mill
tary feature of the order will be divorced from
the civic feature. so that il viii bear about the
same relation to the work OF the order rs the
military degree Of the Knights of Pythias does
to the subordinate lodges. This step. it 10 be-
heyed, will greatly aid in popularizing the
order. The active camps now in the city aud
to comes will be quartered in tents at Mime
haha Fall. near the State Soldiers Home. This
has been christened Camp Webb. and is already
largely populated. The commandery will bs
in session in Morgan Post q. A. X Hall AL ths
week.
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The DAVENPORT BUILpINa.-Assistant Secre-
tary Crounse has selected the property at the
southwest corner Of Perry and 4th streets,
Davenport. Iowa. as the site Of the public
building to be erected in that city. This prop
erty is owned by Walter Chambeis and was Of
fered the government for $500.
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MANY SHOTS EXCHANGED.
A MarshaI's Ofhcer and . Desperate whs
Fought to the Death

Fought to the Death.
CHICAGO, August PA dispatch from Cald-
well, Kan, regarding the killing OF Deputy
United States Marshal Ed Short and Charles
Bryant, one of the noted Dalton gang Of train
robbers, SAYS Short captured Bryant IN the
Cherokee strip.
Yesterday he took his prisoner aboard the
Rock Island train at Hennessey, Okla, 20 take
him to Wichita. He placed the handcufied
prisoner in the baggage car, going outside 20
guard against any attempt at rescue. ne let
revolver with the baggageman for protection,
and the baggageman's carelessness Is RESPONSE
BILE for the subsequent tragedy. He iaid the
revolver down on the safe in the car and Bryant
soon secured it, As the train was slowing mp
for Waukomis he opened the door OF the car.
Short was standing on the platform Of the
smoker with a Winchester rife in his hands.
Bryant quickly raised the revolver and fred,
the ball going through Shorts body. short
returned the fire with his rine. Both men re-
ceiyed their death wounds in the first two shots,
but both kept on firing. Bryant enptied the
six chambers of his pistol. and short fired
eight shots from his Winchester. The ends Of
both cars were riddled with bullets. John
Dobson, q prominent druggist from FL Reno,
vas sitting in the front end Of the smoker when
one of the bullets crashed through the window,
striking him in the arm, passing completely
through il, but luckily just missing the bones
drop, and he fell besdforemost down the steps-
short caught him by the leg aud held him with
his head almost touching the ground. He
called 20 the conductor, and when he got TO
him he said: 81 have got him. Jim, and he has
got me-" The prisoner was dead when picked
up from the platform and earned into TIA or.
Short died In tan minutos..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-24

LABOR DAY LEAvEs.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury has issued the following order: "All
employees Of this department who are members
of labor organizations and who desire to take
part in the celebration Of Labor day, Monday,
September next, are hereby granted leave Of
absence for that purpose. Notice is given that
leave taken under this order will be charged to
the regular annual leave, and in cases where the
annual leave is exhausted absence hereunder
will be without pay
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NOTHING KNOWN HERE OF THE F1oHr.-The

NorHrNa KNOWN HERE OF THE F1oHr.-The
State and Navy departments are both in igno-
rance Of any fight having occurred yesterday
in Chill between the contending factions as
reported in the newspapers. They do not
discredit the report. but, in fact. they seem to
think it not at all unlikely, only they have not
received any information of it. It is stated
that it is not at all improbable that the wires
have again been cnt. The Chilian insurgent
ENJOYS in this city have received no informa-
ton concerning tho reported battle.
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MOVEMENT OF SrLvER.-The issue Of standard
silver dollars from the mints during the week
ended August % was ss05. .O6o. The issue dur
ing the corresponding period Of last year
amounted to S777.305 The shipments Of frac-
tional silver coin since the 1st instant aggre-
gated s946, 2s3. The shipments Of fractional
silver coin during the correspo ,ding period of
last year amounted to s6s3, ,S2S.
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Isolemnly swear that the above Is a true and
correct statement Of the circulation Of TIE EVEN
ING STAR for the week ending August %, 1891.
J. WHIT HEBRON,
Cashier Evening Star Newspaper Co.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this twenty
fourth day Of August, AID. 1891
JOHN T. c. CLARK,
Notary Public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-24

NAVAL ORpHRs.-Iieut John A. H. Nickell
has been detached from the Chicago and or
dered to special duty at the New York navy
yard.
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BIDS FOB WoR1D's Fam BUILDINGS
were opened at 2 o'clock today in the Office Of
supervising architect Of the treasury for tho
construction Of the government buildings at the
worlds fair There were over q score of bid
ders and the mere reading Of tho proposals oc-
cupied over an hour. The government board
of control. of which Assistant Secretary Will
Its il chairman, was present.
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Marriage Licences,

Marriage licenses have been issued BY the
clerk Of the court to the following: Thomas v.
Hawkins and Louise o. Stewart; VIM. Wood
and Emma Clifford; Adelbert r. Gordon and
Emma C. Carr; John W. Williams and Helen
sherman, both Of Baltimore, Nd; Elzsy Green
and Willie Ann Lott Of Wsstmoreland county,
Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-24

CoMMANDER BARKER, assistant to the CHIEF
Of the bureau of navigation, Navy Department
has returned from his vacation.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sToDAY.-Internalr reve-
nue., s682. .204; customs s503, $50.
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UNITED STATES TREASURER NkREKER 10 q.
Atlantic City. He will remain few days.
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The President Takes . Drive.

The President Takes Drive.
sARArocA, n. Y, August A-The rrssidsss
went driving this morning with Col clsnsns.
After the Stranahas reception this sstsrnooa 10
Il probable that the President win recsivs ~
guests of ths hotsl In ~ Grand unioa pariss.
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THE POST OFFICE SITE.
No Delay In Getting Out the Papers-Only
Reasonable Caution.

HOW THE SEPARATE PARCELS OF PROPERTY ARE
ExAMINED-cAREFUL SEARCHING OF TITLES
WHAT Us. DISTRICT ATTORNEY COLE SAYS
THINGS BEING SHOWED ALONG.
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9th st. and New York ave.
@~NAvY DEPARTMENT, AUGUST 2i,
E hss iSsfA 9f apelssnts
following positions: Ordnance department: l. fore.
@ sSop sons@an saun shSR enrrss sns
shop, projeetile and mount shops, Jorge shop.
shop fi
measurements and gun assembling 5. master me
% the sROP
master q @asts5 a To-
CUR Sarriags shop y leading mechanic for the pro
smith shop; a. leading aboTsr is LEADING w msekanc t
for the breach mechanism division Of the gun shop.
$ TO- ahs
give evidence OF experience in conducting the kind of
aSS now hodns
On the same footing as other appiicsnis Appcatons
will be addressed to the Coinmandant. Navy Yard.
August IS So receyed aer ep sat II dse
will be considered zach applicant viii state in his
occupation (st.tinE shop and position there a
sna PTsypns % on Or M wors d done The appca
and by eertifeates preferably from previos employ
required Appiicsnts win b. informed As to the date
The viii
s VIII %
ing the sppeanss 1nSwlsdye Of his business and his
Of q % that S
dents and experience in his trade well the char
there substantial dinsrenoe in the merits OF two
preesdencs csndidats residing in the nsshborbooS
M n.ie tsis
.uisms inquiry ,o ,sSsrsin ~, ,S that the applicants
enough educston to make the required reports estie
mates and that they Of reputable
they have not been convicted OF crime misdemeanor
pe Sd M The the will
the Navy showing the comparative merit OF the appl
for JAMES r. s3IE9 Acting sseastasS
K-oSJ; r FLANAGAN BEas 70 ANNOUNCE
longer with v. s, Tappan. 6O4 9TH st. All parties
w or By
lied collector Thanking my many friend. for past
Ssr snail store 10. si 7t. door. from 7,
eiOefs and and Be Pleased sess
in my own establishment. J. H. FLANAGAN. NA,n.
V~FOR RENT
i:s2 fatS 55'
1911 18th ...........,.'..... 81. .0S
1881 i4th st.. store and .1abie.......:. 700
Apply a. HEITMULLER 4 Co..
4 u. 4. l. r. and ali the Sir knights OF the
pHsSn I, ordered tS afss
M0RNiNG. iuEust 20. at 7:5o o'clock. ior the pnr:
fail An si
20 along, in ful-Cress uniform. You will elthe as
Our and the public ~ srs
invited to accompany u.s. Train leaves at $50
". 8. GRIFFITH.
oCorUyc,yy p,r,,
No; z: A; A;s;R. sd desree s.P.Ks.. viii be held
rSgsss Eassh ASssi5 Hssas
v~ATTENTIoN. CARPENTERS
and hs ns1 q. rsrs.r are
AUGUST a. issi f%pors:n. bnsness requiring the
pIsssncs ss Of every By 6RpkR OF THE ASSEMBLY
BE- ssss s sSsn
piss Heavy Bioefs Rope Harness. Se
and reaues, 2 share Q, your patronage DATE
ssEs'fal' yGT,s Tsn year. with T. g. fATs 2hssi.r
- IHAvE THIS DAY TAKEN INTO PART
nsrship n my real estate s business M Philip
~ Real Estate Dealer.
su22-st' Room 8, Corcoran building.
EcAs YOU DO 1T
ToLMAN STEAM LAUNDRY.
l9l 70 49, O st. NV.
RROOMs AND BOARD.
THE ELSM Z.
14O8 1t. NV.
Near the Shoreham,
Columbian University. au1O<Bt
n aEp 4 2
/ ! srr. g /
sOPENIN0 ANNOUNCEMENT CARDS.
beautiful and Exclusiye Destgns
II. y. MCQUEEN, PRINTER AND PUBLISHER.
au2l n06-lll6 st. NV.
g., BOOKs.-WE ARE NOW PREPARING
- catalogues for our hrst book sale, and would
r0uess those who have books to dtspose OF 70 send
them In - '.rly .. c09ysnisHtj TTHss .,o.N A,c..
V<E Nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-24

UNPARALLELED SPECIAL OFFER
I offer my entire stock of AMERICAN
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, GOLD CHAINS,
RINGS. EAR RINGS, LADIES' BREAST
PINS, BRACELETS, SCARF PINS,
CLOCKS AND SILVERwARE at o special
discount of 20 PER CENT FOR CASH, for
ashort time only. Goods marked IN kLAlN
FIGURES.
s1klCTLY ONE PRICE
A. l. sALTZSTEIN. JR.,
MANUFACTURING JEwELER
iyl3-3m 50o 9Th st. NV
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THE BIOLOGISTS MEET.

mother Scientific Body Assemblies in This
City Today.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

WANTED FARM NEAR Il. L. STATION,
within twenty nye miiss of city; give location and
price q H. D. star ottce- au.st3I'
L'ok sAI-E-FINE Farm OF 1sj ACRES NEAR
herndon. Va house. loeust grove. good water.
trat barn &c IUO a. res cleared and ien.d balance
N GOOD tiiaber' s4.2oo A. D CAIYooD. Ysi 9ia
LOE sALL-siVkKAL CHEAP FARMS
sssJ .erss near % soSie. ' Nd. Ell per err .ers. ~
81 seres hear NorOeck. Md. soU peE acre.
.Si-i, f TifER Sh SkGfHEkf'6EDsf m 'F fsff fao7 Est.
L'Ok sALE-AT KENsINGrON. A NEW 7-ROOM
frame dwelling and lot adjoining: JOu yards from
Attorney, kockSile. Nd am.i-st'
EOk SALE = 80 ACRES. 2 MILES EAST OF
soaniy rad; sI.aoo. DTckEfT FoKS. tii Oh 'ii +
lSOK sALL-yA ACKks WIlH 0OOD .i-aOOM
DTtSEf fnsy rSRb. 8 i5as dla snf
81 = y. au2l-.t
t,OR sALE-A SPLENDID FARN OF 80 ACKTs.
with half mile river front and BEAUTIFULLY located
on Potomac. mites below GlyuEont wharf farm in
eisdes pretty little lsIAnd IS only $500:
kOkD. 0lT NV. au2l-2t
WHAT Do VOC THINK OF THIss
porch on three sides $500 feet oi roana near the
station .sa,, al Tor s,.'oo' on easy 'erms Soo,r
LOR SALE OR EXCH ANGE FoR CITY PI.OP-
erty-the Willow sPTin. iaIin, falria. county, Va
IICk ARMSTRONG. AnaeostL.. ID. C. au20-Jt'
L,Dk SALE. RENT or EXCHANGE-5AC ACRES
high hill covered with truIt and shade larE- barn.
II roonls and cellar house, Iu-nace; minutes IRON
depot. e. no terms easy ID L. sALSbC ~, Vienna.
Va au.dl:i-
EOR sALE-TWO HUNDRED FARMs AND ST.
u burbGn homes huh list and accurate map of
country thirty miles around Wxshinst ziyen upon
appLIeati.n. Also places tor rent. JAhkS 4. CLEM-
ENIS. l3zl ST. ny auIg-lnl
L'Ok sALE-A CHOICE, wELI-IMPROvED lOs-
acre farm, Iaile from Manassas. Va bew build
ms. churCheS and Schools water, good roads,
nome. PriSe. sS,oo1 Adde'S L. l. BRADTTIIp. Id
Manassas. Va aui0-i3r'
w oODsIDE
liss between tbs Metropolitan branch and the 9TH
pike. fsrlns the -aiiroad Nest the pike
The east and solin. both The drainage Is
Sellent. water good and easily Obtanxbe The cubdi-
vision is sht Inlles from Washington and only
tie branch which fronts pike. There
thIrteen houses the more are
Be- otnlg ct The kock CreeG NatlouAl para as
surveyed. ektepds 20 POINT the southern
q this subdivision Anc to TIRE west OF about
quarters u male Executive avenue exteusieL IorIus
TIE eastern boundary OF tie National PArA Will
Constitute whe competed. the drive fEVu.
ths city % the Subdivision
Lots for sale en- easy teems ard lower than In any
other sulstI vision ot SIMILAR advantages
tor pats and particulars apply to
b. 7. LEIGHTON.
U24-3ra ao2 Louisiana ave. d. "
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<SLLOYD'S .,5c. EMPRESS. 1:s3O G ST. NV,
~ is prepared TO receive orders for genera
household moving storage Of ali kinds furniture and
trunks speciality. SPECIAL attention gwen to bag
gage to ami railroads. stations and steamboats,
Also ticket agent tor Norfolk, New York and Boston
steamboats, Telephone 43U. JOAN G. HAwLEY.
jy.,s-IIu Proprietor.
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RSJ. II. FLANAGAN BEGS TO ANNOUNCE
~ to bis friends and customers that he is no
owing the house through me will confer favor by
settling their bills with W. g. Tappan or his author-
lied collector. Thanking my many friends for past
favors beg to announce that by the lst of Septem
Der shall open No. 13i 1tii, doors from f.
where shall carry a fine line Of diamonds watches,
clocks and 1ewelry and be pleased friends
au.sl-H sri 9TH At
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CALLED TOGETHER By VICE PREsfDEr aIIBERr-
PROF. wINCHELL's TRIBUTE TO HIS DEAF
BRoTHER-soME OF THE DISTINGUISHED MEM
BERs-NANY PAPERS READ, SOME Bx FoREIGs
DELEGATES.
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OPENIN0 ANNOUNCEMENT CARDS.
beautiful and EXCLUSIVE Deetgns.
II. /. MCQUEEN, PRINTER AND PUBLISHER.
au2l n06-lll6 q. NV.
KSBO0Ks.-wE ARE NOW PREPARING
- catalogues for our hrst book sale, and would
re0uess thoss who have books to dispose 70 send
them In - early - convenient.
LATINEK Z SLOAN, Aucts,.
aol9-0 140o q st n. ".
E,AMERICAN ICE COMPANY. OFFICE
ssss s au2iisy u2G f fCf 66 6tSl;ReSnt sSa TSSp H
tor family tyada. au1-om
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Delving for the Dead Amid the Ruins of
the Fallen Buildings
NEW YORK, August 24.-The work Of delying
for the dead in the ruins on Park place con-
tinued uninterrupted through the night except
at the times when the rain poured down in
such torrents as to render labor beneath it i'm
possible. Except at those times also the fire
lines at either end Of the block were lined with
waiting friends or relatives of the missing.
When they were driven from the street by the
rain they sought shelter in doorways or where
ever protection might be found, but as soon as
ceased their weary and mournful vigil was
Resumed.
Arizona republican., 1891-09-19
WOLFLEY DAM,
SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD | Judicial District oi the Territory of Arizona, In and for the county Ot MaucOpa.
 l.. A. Grant, plaintiff, ys, NJ, l.. Wood and Charles Saugster, defendants.
 Action brought in the District Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory oi Ari- zona, in and fos MaricopI County, and the complaint filed in said MarcOpa County in the office of the Clerk of said District Court In the name of the Territory of Arizona, to NJ. M l. Wood and Charles Saugster, defendants, greeting.
 You rc hereby summoned and required 10 appear in an action brought ngtihst you by the above named piaiutiff,in the District Court ofthe Third Judicial District of the Territory of rizO- na, in and for MericOpa County, aud answer the complaint therein filed with the clerk Of this said Court, 0t Phoenix, in sUid county, within ten days after the service upon you of this summons, if served in this said county, or, If served out of this said county and within this Judicial District, then within twenty days thereafter, or in all other cases within thirty days thereafter, the times above mentioned be. ing exclusive ot the day of service, or judgment by default will be taken against you.
 Given under my hand and the
 seal of the District Court of the
 Third Judicial District of the SEAL Territory of Arizona, m aud for
 hGTiCOpI County, this 26th day
 of August, A. D. 1891.
 C. II. KNAPP,
 Clerk of said District Court.
Arizona republican., 1891-09-19

DROPOSAIS FOR FUEL, FORAGE * STRAW
 Il Headquarters Deptof Ariz Office of the Ch1ei QuarteTmasteT, Los Angeles, Cal, Sept ]. 1891. Sealed proposals will be received at this office, and at inc offices of the QuGrteTmasters at each of the stations below named, until II o'clock, d. m., on Thursday, Oct. |, 1891, and opened i'm medintely thereafter in the presence Of bidders. for the furnishing and delivery of Forage at military stations in the Department of Arizona, as follows-Forts Apache, Bowie, Grant. Hua chuca and Thomas and San Carlos and Wh.pple Barracks, A T.; Los Angeles and San Diego Barracks. Cal, and Forts bayard and wingate, and Stanton N NJ. and Fuel. Forage and Straw at Albuquerque, \. NJ. Preference gwen to articles Of domestic produc- ton and manufacture, conditions of price and quality being equal, and such prefer. ance given to articles Of American production and manufacture produced on the Pacific Coast to the extent of the consumption required by the public service there. Proposals for either class of the supplies mentioned or for quanti- ties less than the whole required, or for delivery of the supplies at points other thar those above named will be entertained. Specifications, general instructions to bidders and blank forms of proposals will be furnished on application to this office, or to the Quartermastcrs at any of the stations named above. A. $. klMBAIL, Quartermnster, '. s. Army, Chief Quarter master
Arizona republican., 1891-09-19
A FRUIT MARKET.

One of the difficulties that the fruit growers oi the Salt River Valley have to contend with is the want of a market. If the grower of few pounds of fruit coIld ind a ready market for his prod ucts as well as the fruit raiser on d larger scale, it woald encourage the pro duction of fruit on every ranch in the valley, and would be the means oi bringing a handsome yearly revenue to the producer.
 The best means of obtaining market of this kind is by the establishment of fruit canning, preserving and drying works. These would afford ready market for fruit in large or small quan- tities at current prices, and in addition to this they would prove a most proiita- ble investment for tine owners.
 Canning establishments in places much less favored by the production of fruits than the Salt River Valley have proven very profitable to the owners as well as convenience to their patrons. One small estab- lishment in n)l-irUit producing State that the writer has in mind with q capital of only $3)0J nettei profit of s3010 last year, or l0o per cent on the investment. If cannery under such uniayorable conditions can be made to pay, why would it not be much more profitable in the Salt River Valley where fruit is plenty and the expenses of operating no greater?
 If private individuals cannot be found to operate canning establishments on q sufficiently large scale, it would pay the fruit raisers to cooperate in the estab- lishment oi plants with capacity sufficient to handle the fruit crop, and when this is done the future of fruit culture in Arizona is settled. With earlier seasons and an advantage in be- ing nearer to the Eastern markets it is question of only short time until Arizona fruit will supplant that of Cali fornia.
Arizona republican., 1891-09-19

IT IS DIFFICULT for the FrenchmSn to forget that the Germans once nearly obliterated his country from the rest oi the world. The latest demonstration oi the Paris canaillc against the produc- ton of "Lohengrin" was not needed to prove that the name of Wagner affects the populace much as a red rag does a bull. For this last display of cowardice on the part of the Grand Opera and city authorities is only q repetition oI what has occurred before whenever preparations for the performance of a play by the hated German have reached a ,l;p,ox