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TRUsTEEs' SALE OF GLASS FACTORY.
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
~ 9Th and SIS. n ",

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE,
BEING TWO-STORl BRICk DWELLING No.
l124 COLUMBIA STREET NOnIHNEST BE-
IMEEN AND AND NINTH AND TENTH
STREETS
By virtue of deed Of trust. recorded in Liber No.
I3 at folio 464 OF the land records the
DISTRICT OF and at the request of the PARTY
secured thereby. we WI SO at pu3hc auction in front
Of the premises THURSDAY, JULY TWENTY
Third, A. ID. 1891. at HALF-fAST FIVE O'CLOCK
r. NJ. the following described land and PREMISES
situate and being IN the city Of Washington. the
District OF Columbia, and known and dist used as
lot nfteen I'D. in janet II. Darrow's subdivision of
certain lots in square three hundred and sixty a
Sto). rs the same IS recorded in Lber c. H. b. folio
"a. one OF the records the survey office said
District together with the improvements. ways.
ments, rights, PRIVILEGES and appurtenances to
same belongi ng or in any wise apl.ertsinine.
Terms OF One-ttlrd cash, balance in six and
twelve months from date OF sale, notes
at . per cent per aniiuln, payable semi annually and
To lie secured 10y deed of trust the properly
al cash. at the option OF the purchaser deposit OF
H2OO required at time OF sale Terms OF sale be
complied with in ID days IRON day saIe otherwise
trustees reserve the RIGHT to resell the property
RISK aud cost OF defdutiag purchaser afe- five days.
advertisement OF such resale in pub
lishea IN Washington D. G. Conveyancinx, &c, at
s eHahIls g. B. EP safE,EY,s Trustees.
1yS, IL, Is, 1s&222-5t
cE-ON ACCOUNT Or THE RAIN THE ABOVE
sale Is POSTPONED until TUESDAl. JULY TWENTY
EIGHTH 1881. ct same hour ana place.
,ro.d yS9 10 ~ u 4 EPSON, Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.
1lbNieDtStk(tw.
DUNCANsoN BROS. .AUcTIoNEERs.
~ 9TH AND SIS.

DoSoANsoN BROS. Aof sia aNp 5 srs
HrsrLsR sAhE 81
SiSTT Ssb q sFSE sEs SSGHst
OF P.nLon SSS BED ROOM 3 rs Ers DINING
kS Sah AfB kssfsE kA Et2FlSsss RING
SSS SSSSSfFsssEs 6EsRs. S65R oisls:H BrsaiEss:
RADCLIFFE. DARR L CO., Aucuonee-s.
MAaN1FIcENT COLLECTION OF HOUSEHOLD
Ad 3SMELLING on MAsSSsA s AyENTE
AssBSSs TIE RtRh & Nt Fl R5
f iSS TSf bEsks, tTEGERE FANCY TABTE IS.
SETs, Eksf chhik5, cotick Hes Il IA SfRi
wAsISSMT F SH.Ek Ash ANp 9IHEE HAND
AID OTHER MATTRESSES. PiLIoNs AND
d dffsLESI PINE blSISe CHAIRS. CHINA AND
MoSTET:, BODY TAPESTRY. INGRAM AND
SSTE!AHLY INV GAS STOVE. 'kTcHtN II:
KITCHEN SYlEsi kso 81 &c.
s1 - BE I3L1 81 AGCfioS ON THE FIRST AND
O'CLOCK.
iy55-2. EATciffFE. DARE S / G Go ~ Xneis -'
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF GLASS FACTORY.
The undersigned. under a deed Of trust will sell at
pubic AUCTION at the court house in Annapolis, Nd.
on TUESDAY, TWEEN Il-EIGh TRULY, INSTANT,
~ TWELVE O'CLOCK. all the property o. the An
napolis Glass Eactory including large ground
in Zee. extending to SILT water, with landing wharf
large brlck. netai-roo gass factory WAL. nine
feet long. nine feet wide. sixteen inches deep.
producer at each end, Jour sets annealing ovens
steam engine, &c. large lacking and store rooms
trainway. blowing machine lime HI n. nc. unlimited
conven ences for shipment by rail water daily
trains: best glass sand and oyster shells for lime in
easy reach abundantiy
Terms cash balance in one and two yearn
Fuller particulars. address
JAMES REvELL.l Tr,,,..,
JNO. WELAND. ! Arus'ee''
3y14-eot Annapolis, Md.
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CEANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT IN
PROVED BY TWO-SrORY BRICK HOUSE, No.

I3IZ ELEI SOUIhWLSI.
BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Col ubia. passed in equity No. 49, 49,
VIII sell al pubic auction, in front Of the premises
THURSDAY. AUGUST SIXTH, 1891, at HALF
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p M. lot SO. in John p Hall,
SUBDIVISION OF original ot IA in square 64. Washing
ton. ID. e.. with the improvements above seated.
Terms. prescribed 10y Sid uecfee: One-third OF
the purchase money to he paid in cash. of which &C.
post VI 300 must he made at tine sale and
the balance In three equal instiiens in twelve
and eighteen Inonths for which the Of the pur
chaser DtarinZ interest from the day OF sale
cured By deed Of trust properly sold will be TAKEN
all cash, at the option OF the All convey
anc;ng and recording at purchasers cost. If tc.Is
no: pied with i'll ten days sale the rus
the right TO resell at the risE ara cost OF
the deiautng purchaser after ten days
IRVING WILLIAMSON,
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(,HEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

Schedule ia effect May 20 .soI
Leave Union bspot. 9TH anil Bstr~e.s
1O:5s O. for Newport News. Old Iof on or, ans
Norfolk daily. Arrive Old IoIll a 6ssOp m
and Norfolk AZ $50 pm.
2p.n.. CiLfnnau Express daily FOR stations IN Viz.
ginla, west Nlrg1nis. kcntucky ana CIn,lnnaiL
N.s1buie sieepers and .nsir- IRAN rln throu.a
without change Cincinnati. srrving. al 81 a M
supper.
II 10 y. Ia. +. T. V. Nesiibuie Limited daily SOFA
Trans. with dining carr. thr1ugh uitloas
change 10 Cincinnati. hestlb lle Sleeper
ington and Louisville. Pullman Cars ars opeu v
receIse pasrengsIs at pm.
orlces. Oh and ls.l feIiIsy yanis avenue
Ii. W. FULLER
Genera lass-snaer Az
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I ATINER & SLOAN, Auctionsers.

Il A
FOUR MARBLE TOP CHANGER SUITES MAN.
TEL AMP PIER MIRRORS. WALNUT II. r.
siDEbpARp Eat. TABLE, WALNUT CLASS.
E Esb Io GHiMA Ghb9;sEt pESKS, WALNUT
SAaPETs. EASY CHAIRS, MARBLE Tor
IASdES, .nAkLOR SUITE. WARDRoBES,
tEFEiGERATOR. ODD PIECES. &c, &c, &c. =
On WEDNESDAY. JULY TwENTY-NINTH $50,
eoInmspclIn5 az LIN 0CLoCK AN. at residenee.
streets northwest. We VIII sell above goods.
iy24-dts LATIMER & SLOAN. Auctioneer,.
NJ b, LAT!MER. G. G. SLOAN
% Years In the Business 10 Years In the business
MAIN OFFICE. 14O9 STREET NV.
Department for Horses, Carriages and Heavy Turni
ture, Nos. 1881 and 1888 street n W
Washington. D. c.
LATIMER & SLOAN,
Auctioneers.
Real Estate. Furniture. Works Of Art Iihenriaa
Stocks and Bonds. Horses and Carrisgss
APPRAlSERS.
Special Attention Given TO Appraissmsnts for
H236t Undsrwritsrs
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THOMAs BOWLING SON. Aacai.nssT.-
EDUCATIONAL
IN WASHINGTON

In WASHINGTON.
pRoF, GAILLARDs ,oFFICIER pAcApENIl)
co tRs kssks and S.,I fRLiAEALoE9 UNiyLRsIL
suSGfs. iSfs e cS Ss s 4 s'' SCHOOL ~ tns
EopNpED n 1864.
\ THE sPENcERlAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
NATIONAL Bank Of the Republic building, corner of eth
and ID sts- nv
compliance with urgent requests applicants the
i Senool o. snohsnd and Typewrtins. day and
hs school Of business Practice and Accounts. Prac-
t.ctur. nan, Rapid ~ritins; M-ehanioa and Arrhi-
9len ior the scholastic year OF pls2 September
yAs ana nixht sessions Applications reserved any
,v2a M, MhNs s,S e sfENcER. LIB. Principal
A IL SUMNER HALF pRICE-IHE GREATEST
"A opportunity ever offered to PARENTS. Children,
esehers Des.sner., Decorator AItiss earn TO
WAN AM paint perfectly Crsyon. pastel.
china and oil pslntins Saturday classes Cal amt see
rcp snSo 6Ssr:fi sS 81 ..1Ssf
son MORRILL,. has had % medals and stud I'd
for ,, ss,g National Academy Of iin' xris so4
pIANo LESSONS BY AN EXPERIENCED Ann
success u teacher; new ana rapid method Cor DO
ranne5s term oi. psr hour. sc hall heur hes,
" AsHINGToN CoNsEkvAT0RT OF Music
e,.., yoI 10th st. twenty sec9nd year HnO,
taxes o. b. BILLAkD. Director. ,esot..u-
CoLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE.
su,n,,tI a La: ave. opposite city post Sfncs.
sesssphe IN hates reduced.
COURSES IN Business. Ing ish. Shorthand aud Tyle
Writing. ClrculArs on app !icAtion.
.e-o Z. h CENER. A. NJ. c. E.. Frin.
A CADEMY OF TEE HOLY CROSS.
"A 1872 Massachusetts, ave-.
For Young Ladies and Little (itrlu
VII Reopen Sept. Ii. lo9l au22tr
C1vIL SERVICE EXAMINATIoNs--sTCCE
~ fu preparation, full information. Strictly con d.
Dental private lessons in ali branches OF genera
educaton spe la attention to those whose cary cd
Hcat6a h.s been neg ecied. Preparation tor colieee
West Point, Annapolis anu all examinations TyIs
writing done. .. ". kLNNN A. N. Ivy iustltute.
established 1876, ". 18th and sls. n. w.
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LIE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
723 18th ct. NV
Open all summer. Lower summer rates. Preparing
for college speciality.
Branches: New York, Boston. Phil adelphia Chicaeo
fsrs Berlin. London. Also school at Aebury
Park. n. J. ieI
ISIS BALCHS CINILsERvlCE INSTITuTEAND
AVA business college. l2O. 10th NV. Pupils pre-
Jared successfully for clvll service aepsrtenta aud
census EXAMINATIONS. sZtr
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RAILROADS.
.'HF GRrf7
''' VIM rlENNsNIv.NrA snrrr

Hf GREAT lTrx>,sx,v,x,, .orrr
TO III NehIh, MLST AND sol rhMIsr.
STEEL Halls, MaGrIFicESi EQUIPMESr.
rr,r~s ~ &C. ~! -, lS,ls,>. sr,r,ox
CORNER oT era AM sTS. as FuLtoNs.
For t,. snrE ana ~ Meet, chirss. iais,i ENurss
a as5' 4 lp. 70 -, "a, NJ .y g Se,ro ,gu,sa.
hun ami sle-ra's Usss iron Pt'sburr 70 INDIAN
80 "a fHtseasz ~ Co.u,i.l us Altoona a. Ch;--so-
P.roT Car NSshias1on 10 Hsrr siiurs .nd Si-SIalss
Cars Hsrr,saurv 20 -, L"uiS. Chi,aEo .nl CsneiR-
cSEo and C,ns'nnsiL Western isFr--s At : 5.0p M
and LOUIS. Soas-sins d, n Hsrr .irr r; -
tirSlsh ; sepers, OF louisNli.s AM N-iHpHis lull
bur snd ,Ls Me-t. NiJh thr"uch sireFvr 10 Pitts
BsLTiN"RE HS * 81 i6fSS,c RAILROAD.
fot AAile' SsiaAne s.rA hsNi'' - and NiasAra Pals
For kre, Usnsnd. .Eua and To- ss;er daily. Cor BUT
nm, with sleePu. Car wssliast,n 10 asNssirr.
{ m aai.y. ~ eFi saturday, VITA siesIqns ,S
r. " Ma asans sos 20 hoehessey ~
dauy, chocIt SUNDAY.
F 81 Hill ifaSEl i ia Mn {I1nnK.xp1Trr.sr
$50. 800 and u a. K.lE.. l.. ~, 2 H. , Is 30
an. i5:i5 20. ia ". 70 a. ss ana ii 3
pm. Limited Ex.res. Of Pullman fAror Cars.
NiiI Dnins ar. 70 New lors. as.O s.la. daily.
For New loTa oa.y. LIMITED E,rre-s with Dining
Gar 4Eonu Baltimore. ca o.. m. daily.
FoR PHILADELPHIA ONLY
Fast Express. = 10 week DAYS aud 5 Is T. m daily
A'oomit oAAtion. > GOA m. daily.
ENurr>s. > 40 D. M. daily.
Fer lesicn. Nliaiout cuange. 3 - NJ. every day
for btoUA. IN. y " al. turough trains connect AZ
jersey oltS with bua's q BtvOkiyn Anna. Afford
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For baltimore, 500. e.as. .sn. $40. % 90 q al.
lOSu. losSo. u 81 and N sln IN. ~ ~ , 10.
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30. $50, 4oO, 4 .su. ~. $50. 8 "a. 7s<O.
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- exert sunday.
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NksHi NGioN SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
-. II Effect u III :. 81
FOR Aenandrls, 40. d..S,. -. "a q IS. 10 a.
9. ~. ,ol noon: 90. 2:iO = %. -. So,
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Gay az 81. ~. S.4a, iO:4s q. m. ! CO. 2 a.
. oi9, s:t2 ana lOuS d. m.
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FOR he hi!.un9 and the South. ~ aud lu..,7s m
- daily 90. v. ma. week days
Trans 4esNs A.enanirls for WASHINGTON. { Or = az,
s5N. 81. lO:iS. ll:is. II - q "a. ~ 3rOo
3Vl. 3..'O. - OAI. 49, O;lS. 7,so q 20 10 -, and
II % p m. on sunday 81 .. lU. III. 10 II = aud
Al 44A in '2Oo. 5.O5 ~. ~. q q ana lOt.,O
4.
Tickets and informant at the ufoe nor,l..-, cor
ner OF lh street and P-nnsy vaniA av,nus snd the
station. where orders he for the shc linz VI
haesase 10 dss,inItion nom hotes and r-si,isnc-..
General MaaaseT. l.yecl General Passsu.sr AGENT.
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OUT OLE wAs1INGroN
poANoKE COLLEGE,
III SALEM. VA, 3sth Yea

OUT OF WASHINGTON.
ROANOKE COLLEGE,
Choice OF courses commercial department; library
bssttn xoiae,: wgThins iseoratory good morals
siotto sv4 tUoara, &c.) from many
trsted catalog ne and Illustrated book about sae fe.
Address JULIUS y. DkthEh, President jy;.a -eoot
1T. JOINS COLLEGE. ANNAPOLIS, MD.
Excellent Preparatory school boys ~ to l6
TIE Pa aiAA AihISN 81 .S Shin 70 rop
Address tie President, THOMAS FELL. IL. D. PHI ID.
NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE
WINDSOR FEMALE.
WINDSOR BUSINESS
ad ruu courses N eacn College. with diplomas and
sesSs charges sc 5pen. ks.
,,,oi Rev A NJ. JELLY. A N. 2; y, President,
~ AoEKsIOWN SEMINARY COMPRISES KLE
"A Mar College and Music ana Art Conservatory A
eadinx ssnooI IS' sirl, send for catalogue. Rev g
jyl4-2in
THE FREDERICK FEaALE SEMINARY WILL
BEGIN its forty eis hth session September 10. 1891
A. M. Il. D.. frsderieS. Nd '-'-' ~ H. i nA
NJ AkYLAND, CHARLOTTE HALL.-I714-CHAR-
situation unsurpassed for heath. thorough rnsiish
Classical Mathematical. Commercial and Military
and furnished room. eIoo. ior term OF ten months,
ii 18th sessaon September Important special
lar on Application. Il. W. slLk Ek, Principal.
jy.--w.s .m2n
TIE PREPARATORY scH3ob ,,n.
10 the only school recommended such by r. A. Lam
berson, Ii. d.. president OF the Lehigh University
Zone OF the best technical and classical
the country Offering Tree tuition to the Iacuiy
OF Lehign tniversaty. For catalogues Apply TO
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NAPLEwOoD INSTITUTE, CoNCoRDvILLE,
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in. use with energy and tO teach boys the practical
duties Of life Boys under Is years. : 5e.
5el1eo-oJt- j. SHOhILlD0E IA aleD. A. NJ. Prn.
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helpful hoIneke. Education with formation cnAr-
s4O0Psr year. HENRY N. wALKADT Ialec. Inn.
mylb-eo5t
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Lexington. Va.
FYfty-third year. State Military, Scientific ana
Technical School. Thorough courses In general and
applied chemistry and IL engineering. Confers degree
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average tor the tour Years. exclusive OF outfit
Wlo-eol& GEN. SCOTT SHIP. surt.
ID OCKLANp SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. SANDY
~ Spring, MONTGOMERY county, Md reopens sept
ence. as far as possbie. OF home government. Ihe
number limited. For circulars ana further nfora-
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sandy Spring. Md. teIs-:Im
CT. HII.DA's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS NORRIS
- town: Nd twelfth year begins september 70.
Apply Tor circulars to
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In WASHING1ON.
phoF; GMLLARD's loFFICIER DACADENID
y Iol hIs4s' and PREPARATORY UNIVERSITY
SDO hSES 0eld daily hrs SCHOOL, OF Ian
GUAGEs. 10l7 CONN. AVE iy.,3-in,
Arizona republican., 1891-11-12
Maine's First Bicycle.

The great principle of the bicycle wheel is that it has tension spokes. That is, it differs from the ordinary carriage wheel in that the weight hangs from the tire instead of being supported upon the hub by stiff radiating spokes. Hiram Maxim, the great gunmaker, claims and is supported by testimony that In 1857 he made a tension wheel. The wheel was used upon the bicycle that Maxim constructed. This bicycle was the first ever seen in Maine. It was the real ar ticle in prototype, but Maxim confesses that 'it went almighty hard" No one realized or even respected the impor- tance of Maxim's discovery, and he was fairly overwhelmed with jeers as he rode his strange contrivance about the streets of Dexter.
 Perhaps it was for this reason that he gave the toy to his little brother, who took it into the seclusion of Sangerville. One day the little shaver left it out in the highway, and the first horse that came along that way nearly had fit.
 Finally the driver secured his frantic beast, and inspired by righteous rage and thorough ignorance attacked the bi. cycle as though it were some rare wild beast. He batted and mauled it every which way, and Maxim's hopes or wheels were 8 wreck forever.-Holmar F. Day in Lewiston Journal.
Arizona republican., 1891-11-12

stranger mas been In JalI. rut nim rignl up and ax him the queshun, squar."
 The justice scratched his head, sharp ened his soosequill pen, looked from me to Jim and back in doubtful way and finally said:
 Jim Hiyers, I'm goin to let you ur go free"
 "Of co'se."
 "But be powerful keerful how you' go blowin yous horn around in future" "I hain't gwine to blow"
 When court was dismissed his honol came over to me and said:
 "It's too bad to let he un go, but didn't want to upsot you un.'
 "How do you mean?'
 "Why, he un was bound to ask i you un had ever been in jail for [ crime
 "Well."
 T thought from your looks tha you un certainly had, and perhaps in stronger place, and l wasn't goin to le he un git the crow on youy'-M. Quac in Detroit Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1891-11-12
Considered Her Case rncurabie.


 q can't find that there's anything the matter with your daughter, sir" said the superintendent of the asylum when the old gentleman called to make in quiriea. "She's been here two weeks now, and she talks as rationally as any woman l ever saw. There's nothing cratic in her actions either.
 "I know it." said the old gentleman. "Poor grill She's in no way violent now --iust a little weak minded-but there's no telling how soon she may be raving, so thought it best to have her under treatment. There's no use taking any chances"
 "Quite rightl Quite right" admitted the superintendent. But, frankly, don't quite understand the case. She seems to be extremely intelligent and is a remarkably bright looking young woman. What have been her symp. tomsy
 "There has only been one,' returned the old gentleman, solemnly shaking his head "Only one." he repeated, but that convinced me- He tapped his forehead significantly, and then added, "She persisted in riding in the smokers seat in the street cars"
 The superintendent looked serious.
 I'm afraid she's here for life," he said. "I never knew of cure in such case. suppose she looks insulted when any one lights cigar5"
 "Ob, yes; always"
 '"rhe most aggravated form of tho mania," said the superintendent "Pl do the best can, but have no hopes. Chicago Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1891-11-12
Through the Tunnel.

A railway mail clerk, who has car to himself, left it for a moment to run for ward and speak to the engineer as the train stopped for water at n station in the Allegheny noun tains, just west of the great tunnel. When the boiler was filled and the train started he sprang for his car.
 The entrance to the car was on the side, and 8 solitary handle offered itself to the grasp of the passenger. As the clerk seized this hurriedly and pulled himself up he discovered to his horror that the door had jared shut, and could not be opened from the outside.
 At that moment the train shot into the tunnel. The man shrieked for help, but the noise of the train drowned his cries, and with both hands grasping the han de, his feet on the iron Btep and his body glued to the side of the car lest he should be dashed against the jagged wall, he was car-red into the darkness.
 As the tunnel is mile long and the atmosphere almost stifiing, the hapless mans predicament can be better imag. ined than described. When the train came out into daylight again the en. gineer looked back, as usual, to sec fl the train was following, and discovered the mail clerk in his perilous position.
 The train was stopped as quickly as possible, and the engineer and conductor hastened to the mans rescue He was all but demented, and on being assisted to the ground fell unconscious.
 For six months afterwaId he was un. der physicians care, and when he had recovered from the shock he said
 "The tunnel seemed at least ten mile; long, and my head, thought, was hol. low, with the smoke rushing in at my mouth and nostrils and pouring out again through my ears. Whenever think of it my brain reels and feel my self crouching. just as Icrcuched against the outside of that car, while being drag ged through that horrible darkness. "- | Washington Star.
Arizona republican., 1891-11-12
4 DREAM LADY.

How looked my lover Go ask the Tuscan gray How, in the golden heart of Paradise, Fell on his tranced soul the tender eyes Of Beatrioe-or ask PotrarDh to say How Laura's beauty on his spirit lay, What time she thrilled ig with such rhapso-
 dies:
 Or ask of Tasso in what angel guise His Leonora wooed his woes away. So looked my lady, but she did not speak, Nor lift hand, nor smile on me, nor sigh, Nor greet my soul with aay outward sign; Yet by the token flowers of either check, And by the dewy pleading of her eye, saw-I felt-I knew that she was mine James Newton Matthews in Indianapolis Journal
Arizona republican., 1891-11-12
THE MARK FITS.
Telcgraphio Quotations From Chicago
 and San Francisco.
fgR AIN

GRAIN.
 CmcAGo, Nov. ll.-Wheat, stronger opening about 14c lower than Satur- day closing and with some fluctuations closed about 1L4c higher than Saturday. Receipts ,691, GOO, shipments l ,3l9, GOO, closed wheat firm; cash, Nov. % Dec. 6l16 corn cash, 55Ia oats firm. S23sc {; barley steady 59c.
 SAN FRANCIsco, Nov. II. - Wheat strong-buyer season, ,Sl .S934 buyer '9l Sl.s4 Barley, easy - buyer season, S1.l95s; buyer '9l, $l.l3A; seller '9l, SLIP. Corn, sl,50.
 LIVE STOCK.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 1l.-Cattle receipts, 5000. Steady, top prices s5.3O@8.oO for natives. Steers, common, 5.25 d5.6O No extra steers on sale, others, s2.T5@ 4.25; rangers, s3.S5@4.25; stockers, $2.10@2.75.
 MINING STOCKS AND SILVER
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. ll.-Belcher 60; Cho!lar, l.lO; Crocker, Dc; Con solidated Virginia, $50; Confidence, 2.75; Gould and Curry, 1.65; Hale and Norcross, 1.05; Peer, l0c; Potosl 200; Savage, 1.55; Sierra Nevada, 2.55; Union Consolidated, 2.50; Jacket l l.55; Ophir, 3.65; Best X Belcher, 2.So Peerless, l0c. dollars, "A.
Arizona republican., 1891-11-12
Railroads.

Southern Pacific east bound passes Maricopa at l0:45 A. M.
 Southern Pacific west bound passes Marieopa at 6:35 A.M.
 Pacific time,
 Trains stop on signal. Trains make closs connection with Southern Pacific trains Connect at Tempe with stages for Mesa City, Tonesville and Fort Mcdowell. at Phenix with stages for Prescott, Wickenburg and Vulttire C.S. HASTEN,
 Vice President and Manager
Arizona republican., 1891-11-12
The Largest Tip.

The most valuable tip ever received
 by waiter was G1,200, which we arc assured on excellent authority was given some time ago by an eccentric customer to waiter in restaurant in Leicester square, London. The lucky recipient is now proprietor of Aour,shing public house in the south of England. London
Arizona republican., 1891-11-12
LIVE STOCK.
LINING STOCKS AND SILVER.
PHGNIx MARKETs.-RETAIL PRICES.

Wheat l3s to lh; Barley lc; Alfalfa seed 7c; Flour s. Grain sacks s. to 9c ; Hams l6c; Bacon l5c; Lard l21ac; Eggs 25c; Onions Sc; Potatoes 2;ac; Beans tpink) Dc Butter beans 7c; Butter 3Oc {; Cheese l5c; Apples (evaporated) l5c; 1; Peaches l2lac; Raisins Sc; Dried grapes Sc; Apricots (dried) 121ac; Prunes l5c; ; Honey (strained) 6c; Honey Gin comb 1Oc
Arizona republican., 1891-11-12

Charlie sarn has purchased the old Bon Ton Resta urant and will continue the same in first class stv,e. ,,, The public are notified that Charlie Sam will uot be responsible for any debts Incurred by the Bon Ton restaurant
 For first class meals and good attention go to the Union.
 Private Parlors for families. Meals, 25, 35 and 50 cents.