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Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-25
Committee on Streets.

TNHE Committee Streets will meet in rooms ! 10 and II. City Hall Thursday. March a6, 1sgl at pm, when the following matters will 'e considered:
 The petition Of C. T. Driscoll for sidewalk on Ashmun street, easterly side, between Grove and Lock streets, and relay westerly side between Grove and Bristol streets
 The petition of O. C. Marsh et al for a sidewalk on Prospect street. between Grove and Lock streets
 The petition of Joseph Sheldon et al for a side walk on Division street, between Prospect and Mansfield streets
 The petition of Joseph Sheldon et al for grade, curb and sidewalk on Mansfield street. between Hillside Place and Division street.
 The petition of William ]. Montgomery et Gl. for grade curb and sidewalk on the north side Of Henry street. between Orchard and Hudson streets.
 The petition of Austin Mansfield for cobble gut ter on the north side of Grand avenue. between East street and the west channel of Mill river
 The petition of Frank W. Foley for cobble glIt- ter on the south side Of Grand avenue between Blatchley avenue and a eaten basin on center Of block.
 Petition of Thomas R- TrOwbridee ei al. for the removal of fhe urinal from Chapel street
 All persons interested in inc foregoing matters notified to be present and to be heard thereon
 Attest: JAMES B. MARTIN,
 mes q Assistant City Clerk
Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-25

Railroads are appreciated in Arizona. The legislature has decreed exemption from taxation for twenty years to any railroad built in that territory within the next three years.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-25

Some parents expect too much from their children A man has recently died
 in the poorhouse at Bloomington, Illinois, who not long ago divided up S30,000
 among his children.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-25
Mc[ltyre,
 Mcguire
 & C0. UNPRECEDENTED VALUES DRESS GOODS and CLOAKS
 FOR THIS WEEK. Every Price @ Decided Bargain.
EUR THIS w EEh. Every Price @ Decided Bargain.

40 inch Colored Brilliahtine, in variety of choice shades, (two grades, both of 8 width, the one finer and little heavier, but of equal luster. The No. 1 quality only 39c, the No. 3 quality only soc. Both are rare values at the prices.
 46 inch Henriettas in all wool, beauti- full line of new colors to pick from. At no time have we offered Q cloth equal in qua+ ity and width under $1. Price 75c yard.
 28 pieces all wool Striped Cashmeres in good shades, identical quality you buy elsewhere at soc, at 39c yard.
 40 inch all wool Camels' Hair, choice tans and greys, the ruling shades. This cloth will wear we'll and give more than or dinary satisfaction. Same quality last sea- son sold in other colors at 75c. Price soc yard.
 Fast black Striped Sateens, new patterns and decided serviceable and popular cloth for travelling, house and inside dresses, cheap at 25c yard.
 54 inch French Broadloth in 'lovely tans and greys," the most popular cloth per yard, is lower by 25c to soc than they can be produced in this city.
 Black Dress Goods.
 40 inch black and white plaid all wool Dress Goods, regular dollar quality, now 75c yard.
 46 inch black Henrietta, all wool, our 75c quality, this week FOG.
 Our $125 black silk Wrap Henriettas for this week at $1 yard.
 ClOaks-SecOnd Floor.
 We show magnificent line of Ladies' Spring Jackets in tans, nicely embroidered in gold, blacks in all styles, both single and double breasted Reefers and Blazers. | Ladies' English Coats, something entire 1y new. We offer five lines at the follow ing prices, that should meet with universal approval: $5, SC. .9S, s7.5O, sS.75 and $1O.
 At s2. .9S- S-We show line of Jersey Jackets, decidedly under the market. On comparison you will find them exceedingly cheap.
 Ladies' Coaching Capes-A Cape much needed in this climate and one that is bound to become popular, both black and tans, beautifully embroidered or plain, as desired. Prices range from $5 to $1O each Misses Reefer Jackets in blue and tan chucks and plaids. These are stylish and very cheap. Prices s29S, $3.5O and S5. Children's Reefers in blue, grey and tans with trimmings of gilt, at $1.25, S1.75 $2 50 and $3. 50.
 ew Return railroad fare paid to all out of town customers who buy $10 worth o1 goods.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-25
A BIG BARGAIN.

A BIG BARGAIN. We shall receive to-day 100 cases of the finest Imported Table Mustard, which we purchased for just one-qusrter of it's value. And we shall give it away for few days at the following low prices: Regular 15c size bottle we shall sell at Sc. Regular 25c size bottle we shall sell at Sc. The finest table relish obtainable try one bottle you will want more.
 100 Dog. Cans Fine French Peas
 13c can, cans 25c. They of fine quality and are the Best Bar gain in French Peas ever sold in this city.
 Malaga Grapes, 2 lbs 25c. 1000 boxes finest Domestic Sardnes packed in oil, 7c box, 4 for 25c.
 50 dozen cans California Apricots only 22c can. The above Apricots are of the finest quality and packed in heavy syrupCoetter than feaches' Oranges for cutting up, 1sc dozen, dozen 25c. Extra fine Havana Oranges 15 and 200 dozen. Fancy Florida Oranges 25 and BOG dozen. Fancy Messina Lemons only 12c dozen.
 Raisins. RaisinS. Another invoice of large Muscatel Raisins, only Sc lb, 3 lbs 25c They are larger and better than the last invoice we have just sold. Look at them. 1,0O0 lbs New Dates, 7c ID.
 Finest Evaporated Raspberries 35c lb. Two gross Catsup, quart bottles 12c each. Brush BrOOms, Brush BrOOms. Five gross just received, which we shall sell at 1Qc each. They are a bargain.
 The finest New Orleans Molasses 45c gallon. Sweet Picked Beef Tongues 12c lb. 100 boxes new Dried Apples, 14c lb.
 Many other bargains at D. M. WEIGH G SONS, 2S and 80 Congress Avenue.
 Branch Grand Avenue.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-25
Committee on Nominations.

rTNHE Committee on Nominations will meet in l the Aldermen's Chamber. City Hall. Thurs day March 25th. 1891. at o'clock r. m. to con slider petitions for appointments as Special Con stables All applicants are notified to attend and be heard without further notice.
 Attest: JAMES F. MARTIN.
 V,nhs T1erk
Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-25

Sarah Althea Terry's latest appearance is in keeping with some of her previous per formances. At Fresno, California, where she lives, she assaulted a lawyer and he kicked her out of his office, and the courts have justified him in doing so.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-25

British peers as rule are away above anything that looks like work, but ,539 rum shops are among their possessions.
 Pride has queer freaks. A Brooklyn
Morning journal and courier., 1891-03-25

No cart, wagon, dray, truck or other vehicle carrying lumber, stone, brick or any other goods, merchandise or articles of freight. which is commonly used for the carriage thereof. shall. except in service of the Commission. enier any part of any of said Parks. except such public highways as existed before the same was estAb- lished a Park
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-03-20
Taueyrand's Views on society,

The power Of what is called Society"
in France was p%rodigious during the
years which preceded the revolution,
and even throughout the whole of the
last century. Those light and varied
forms which are peculiarly its own have
probably hindered our historians from
noticing the origin and following up the
effects of this outcome of modern civil
ization. have often thought of it. The
following are my views in this connec-
ton. In those countries where the origin
of the present forms of government is
lost to view in the mist of ages, the in
huence Of Society" must needs be i'm
mense. Where, on the contrary, the
constitution is but of recent date, and.
consequently, still present before mems
eyes, this influence is null. Thus it is
that Athens and Rome in ancient times,
England and the United States of Amer
lea in our own day, have had aud have
n Society. "-Talleyrand's Memoirs in
Century.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-03-20

II one pure love. one common iov. one pnin.
Ono heavenly pity, and one destiny
Shared ~ two lowers IN equality;
one spirit ~ two hearts sole sovereign,
One soul immortal made "a bodies twain,
In equal Digit each winRing 20 the sky;
And u one fire, one shaft that straight win ~
Home to two hearts. and there win quick ~
main;
n self loves death Ceach loving other solely.
love being the one desired wage Of Love.
And each forestalling the least wish soevor.
~ each In mutual sway enthralled wholly
nthese Of qucuchiess faith the tokens prove,
Say when shal scorn 70 fast a kuot dis
aevefi
oliver Elton IN Academy.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-03-20
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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-03-20

Paris was treated to a queer sight tho
other day-the arrest of a mar who had
stolen five cents worth Of cakes, and yet
who wore fourteen medals, crosses and
other decorations, all given him for gal
lantry on the field OF battle. Such hon
OFs are plenty, but the wearers may g.
ragged and hungry.-Detroi Free Press,
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-03-20
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BRANDS

TaE IEErRAL intends to mshe a spe-
eialty Of the stock iRScrests Of tits portsou
Of New Mexico and tine surrounding cOuH-
try.
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most Of tho stoOsu4eu aad cowboys in thSa
p%orti6h Of the ~teVrAovy.
AZ stock Is HaAh to g'Vag it Is ASir"Ak
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known, 50 that psvuy stock e~~ be FooOg-
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n Opder 10 have bran@s wihSly known
they ssOst be wea advertised.
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Texas { Pacific BY.
Tho Great Popular Roueo Between tho
EAST AND WEST.
Short Line 10 Hex Orleans and to All
Points ia Louisiana, New Kox-
loo, Arizona and Cal
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SSEtAsgG,

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lug ears 70 g. ho'is via
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The oiTeulatim Of the CILRON-
LoIiE Is eqnal 10 shat Of Ala
THE OTHER San RBaRcisc0
Morning Rapers eombtned,
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-03-20

THHH OatRgc tAlsB nauisa vish ttegneaust
Betsspupsui b. ru Oui-ed atHtnA
F81 Gu EoNtCt-N bus no ernai IN the
R0sSah Ualust ~ AHa0a ID IN aiaHly, eucerpflse
hua nsaNA
villa Ua~Iinn1uLEBS FaeSrashk RrpeTts
Ns0css hdra nan u,sya aflHblaiIs bo,Sl Aers
avs r1a,sua asa sSSurst. end u sossora s from
nv GdWa puns 10 mo carrnisY.
RaRN62 soSgtrIA hs asw,ts been. aod
sla-sya WI ~ tiiv essid HpA =AntRbvoa af uhe
Uf-r@s uv s~aitsa eDsabsnaahna. ohgU,u. sps7O-
esgArBs. - o. EezAesn'sf sny fesA " wa be
hservah,at 10 everything. neuTrui 10 touAhfg
The sun., 1891-02-10
NEW OEFKb TO DION
wakely WIN Back Mccarthy Against Hlua
In q Private no.

In . Private 90.
lh Pretty safe v say that the Puritan Of Lsag
Isaad City viii pftssntly isstitutios OF the DaA
It has nss Already bScom The ofieisls have dc
covered that they cannot hsvs boxing matches the
town who're their club stan1A and they have no
hsvs one they have practically decided s1vs MP
the shosk fAsy went 70 Hoooksn b Pull ID Shs God.
slsh bout rather shaa asapboiut the people who
haA bought uohsta and were wiling to do 70 once
mtrs bus when che more around thsy eound
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The sun., 1891-02-10
oda. and Enas or sports.

Ihe ,Rasqpssssr. Lawn Tennis Club Of grookIyn
!hs Nsy York Ga,lao 70 witness the psrformsnss OF
0aes Abisnists Of Newark n. J., And 0sorHs Nahr Of
poston pAysd match game OF hhgsI biarss At Nsri-
ten Conn last nsht which resulted In vistory for
Abisnists By . Scors Of 2.6uj to LAST
President Thomas Brown Of the Lake RonkonkU kUma
Gun aud Fishing Club tenaered to the members OF
orEAnxAon reception last night AT his residence "
,G.morid!s place. s,ookiyn :, D..pi!s The weather y
A. about I'm O'Clock Sunday night 100 members Of
TIE sporting ifssrnity gathered 10 resort mis out
The nISs msssinG was between Los Curtss 6rindlo
sos sy sSa 5sd sSd MIf las
utes The rssfss gave the bsts shsnroci Curtis In
animal on 2 hall turn Beth doas we're badly cut The
Guriiss white and Sraw1 B,ddy' n rounds and Null.
gsn hsiy Z. pounds u was Tial se and nsary 70
@,nS,ss nelly hsIns ne ~, Si g wns. shs hnna:,s
tsrS The Sp.eaiors Jumped between them .nd Just q
this interes.inx point the mau who owned ,hs room
hds vAs called draw. and the spectators dispersed
The sun., 1891-02-10
ATHLETIC GOSSIP.

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eeived reply - followsi oo, no.orbus ksr
AnsTssDkh, Holland, Feb 2. lssl.-Voa'SssCtp Sss Ctpk
bnrsh u. =. Hearty congratulstions' -, IN
Ever since the A. A. U. championship I,nnu nsss ~
clubs and iovers OF boxing IN thn ssS MvS Iced, ~
Atlantic CITY light weight sna some one hsr o p
" mentioned The JerseymAn's Ersesiunsu nu, an sisl.
elective tActes were Ievsiaon o, 70 oxtsnd bry yond
e.end. axe pnncii for punch idsA ,ssS, hops
ksvs hes sntsd by Lsedss exhi1,ian s"a a, vel d.
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The sun., 1891-02-10
"BEsr a GOES FARTHEsr."
10 FIGHT ron DIAMONDS.
ntrfes for the Brighton Athletic Cfal
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TeufnaAsNt.
II mar be The isst time some of the more prominent
amateur sparsys win havs TO compete a. amatsurS Ahd
fully rsasius fact they have entered In force for
the bfikhton Athletic Clu6s thisd animal tournament
which viii b. held q sehslisin's Assembly RoomA
sornss OF Atlantic aSsnus snA Vermont street. Brook.
iyn. The preliunssy Hiai bouts viii bs decid;d to-
morfow, and The snat toass en Saturday night ihs
entries foalew:
Special Bsa,an wsisht iiopsund Class-ssmusl
Kelly, West side 4. o. yaass Rsss Brishton a. O,
william Butler WILLIAMSBURG A. 4; Jerry Barasts
Hanover A. @, Michael Aulroy. National g.: william
Hofohau Rridgs 4 O. Jssh J. farttst. Unton 4. O. I;
James Resshs, Brootlya 4 O., Joha Barry. Bfooklya
A. O.; John 0uiaasaibA NAteAd 4 O., W. 0DAy.
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Rivalry Hstvveen - Asateur nsss HALL
League auA the A. A. u.


A meeting Of the Amateur Base Fall League vas hs,d
ststsfday sftsrnosu ~ 50 broadway. The League 10
obfhpussd Of ths Staten fsissd Cf6tta, the Staten
Island Athletic Glib the Ensiswood Field Club ana the
CrsscsntA Astrons rivalry exists between this League
and the A. 4 U. Both have been ssdsavofine 70 sss
siuss ffea each srfAnisstoA 70 isAvs ana JOIN ,ns
other The A. A. T. wants eight club circuit IN TINS
section and IN orsAnisas u bassd ~ hopes On induo'
ins the g. Cficksn snd the Athstscst 10 withdraw
from the Amateur League. The n A. U. u Afeaoy
composed Of sfx olubA
On the other haAd the Amateur League eheiais have
not been asleep fhst have hkswiss been laying plans
b ~hioK thsy might ret the better 81 s 4 A. w. They
thought they might ses OF the clubs Of that organ
satioa 70 come over their side OF the fence so In
directly. effort was made 10 have the New Jersey
Athletic Club jump committee was appointed 70
zee absst carrying the scheme and that committee
b still at work.
At yesterdays meeting the following ofhcers were
elected, President Miller OF the Rnsiswoods Wee
President Harry strsbegh Of the staten Island Ai9
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The commttss Apgcintsd 70 use every ,eaort % ~
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had isisd siso stattd py eng y ne aslsGss,on
s% ss,t.,n tear i ,sis sr.sn..tWiG.S' as dSs
much Do yoa wsss,' hs yss aSsksa a. much g ,t
that the A. A. U. Lsaeue u very nksiy 20 havs eo1s
prSis.sons az IL i!s ranks neg. ssassa ..,.,,. finn
eaid: You can say that out team will play IN the A.
q. League. The New York A. has voted to lays iss
sSetsssry q BsIsn easa on Mr sull,y.n yss!s.d1X
fysaciS xav1sr A. O. team % the 4. A U League ms
81 pasrcte Cathedral Athstio AssoetAsion has also
Siaf gIoupds Ia Long island City. Seth ssas VIII oe
admitted g the LsasuA which VIII thea os compesss
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Tho Chicago shsrs STOP Teur~ey.

The for the Chicago shor stop touFna.
msnt gotten up time age BY the Brunswisk Bake
Company for billiard players Who were unable 70 keep
pses with sosson and sohasfsr and who we're willing 10
enter thoss barred have finally been
completed The tourney begins 10 Chicago on Fsb IA II
will bs i+ineh bslt line for mensy prisss asrsssting
su for the hrstseoond third and fourth and ad
prizes for the hishss! aysraxs hixhss run .nd
fancy shut sxp.rl. framt isss ,hs yosnH nApolsGa;
ia isSher ia MeI.aushin tie Phiisdslphis ehs@p,on
and AtsuAdian slIsrt named O.pIon OF whom Ansrt
c'sdl.sa Win LAYING . lIssty ;aronf game ,,.
rste hut sppesIs thai he has nnsiy wi!hdrswn ~
wrote 10 Usorse sinesoh few days $50 that he would
The sAss ~ ie Journey are ts'y 10 prove proaisbls
and interesting