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Arizona republican., 1891-02-02

.Dr. Pearson. In the eevening he preached 70 crowded house. The Bishop left on this mornings train for Yuma, where he will preach tonight at the Court House, at o'clock. Tomorrow night he will hold services at Casa Grande. After vis- iting Tucson he will return to Phoenix and will preach again at the Episcopal church Sunday morning and evening.
Arizona republican., 1891-02-02
Progressing to Recovery.

The men who were wounded last Wednesday night are all improving. James MacNamara was presented with q pair of crutches, yesterday, and ex- poets to be able to use them this week. John Pierce, who was in the most seri- ous condition, is very much improved, and though not entirely out of danger, man, Thomas Ortiz, is able to be up.
Arizona republican., 1891-02-02
The Fortuna Mine.

One of the miners in from the For tuna mine says that the shaft is now down seventy feet with cross cut thirty feet each way from the center of the ledge. The vein is about eight feet wide at the present depth. One assay was made recently that went sl2,000, but the lead only averaged $lOC in silver and S6 in gold.
Arizona republican., 1891-02-02
Strayed or Stolen.
An Italian Free Fight.

CHICAGO, February l.--In a tenement house in the Italian quarter of this city free-for-all fight took place tonight. Knives, pistols, shovels and other articles of warfare were freely used. A Greek named Trod had his head almost severed from the body. Several others were injured. The fight was stopped by the police.
Arizona republican., 1891-02-02
He Solved the Problem.

MINNEAPoLIs, February l.-Rey. Nel- vile D. Tanning, of the Oak Park Congregational Church, was taken sud denly ill at the conclusion of his morn ing sermon and died soon after. Apoplexy was the cause. The subject
 of his sermon was "Is life worth liying?"
Arizona republican., 1891-02-02
THE HOTELS.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL.

COMMERCIAL HOTEL. Ew French & vi, Prs'ttA Easterbrook, Ch'go II D Matter, St Joe LM Herman, N Y A l. Gales, SF JH Thompson, Globe Fw Marler & family, Mulberry Ark,
 MILLS HOUSE. K Martin, Toltee C'n'l Hiel Hale, Toltec Canal W Thompson, Pueblo Wm Bennington, SF K E Lewis, Ft Worth H Armer Up'r sit Riv
 CENTRAL HOTEL. Thos II Brown, Tempe H W Brizzea, Mesa c Cassen, Council Brfs c Mott, Prescott
 E Johnson, Yuma
Arizona republican., 1891-02-02
Work of nl.hop KendrleL. .

There was large audience at the Episcopal church yesterday morning, to hear Bishop J. M. Kendrick in the memorial services on the death of Rev.
Arizona republican., 1891-02-02
ImmIerntIon From Europe.

NEW YORK, February 1.-Since last spring 200O Scandinavians and over 30, ,OOO Hebrews have landed here. Oi the latter most of them came from Russia and 50 per cent had trades.
Arizona republican., 1891-02-02
Arrested For Embezzlement.

ST. LoUrs, February 1.-James A.. Smith, of a well known firm of ice dealers, was arrested today charged with embezzlement. It is asserted he embedded S3O, 900 loaned a firm on a note.
Arizona republican., 1891-02-02

AFFORDS US PLEASURE ANNOUNCE THE PEOPLE Notwithstanding the enterpn merchants this and sold othes believe do the thereby securing the of trade but also the number Of friends.
  goods dollar, but hoW
 We will communication CARD and cdsh purchases will punched when called the made, will $e co in the this mapnifcen book.e enttl
Arizona republican., 1891-02-02

TNHE REPUBLICAN JOB DEPARTMENT Il does the finest work in Arizona and lots of 1t at California prices.
Arizona republican., 1891-02-02
WARNING.

All parties who were in debted to the firm of LONG & SPANGENBERG are here by notified that l have bought all the book accounts of said firm, and all accounts must be paid at the store or to J.J. Hickey, my agent
 c. c. HURLEY.
The evening world., 1891-12-19
LES HUGENOTS."

very agreeable performance OF Meyers1
beers Somewhat lugubrious opera, LED
Huguenots." was given last night at the Metz
ropolitan Opera-ilouse, with Nine. Lillian
Nordica as Valentino, Mile. Pettigianl as
Margherita de Valois, Mile. Jane de Nigne as
Urbano. Jean de Reszke as Raoul and Edouar1
de Reszke as MarcellO. The house was com;
fortably filled and the excellent promise Of tho
opening nights performance OF " Romeo and
juliet y was again suggested. .
Jean de Rcszke confirmed the good impress
sion caused by his Interpretation OF .Romsd
last Monday. His Raoul was perhaps less
noteworthy, but 1t was nevertheless a highly
creditable piece OF work, and III some scenes
his singing was absolutely perfect. Edouard
de Reszke's Marcello was also commendable.
Nine. Nordica, who was called upon to I'LL tho
vacancy made by the illness OF Nine. AIbanl
acquitted herself creditably. The quality Of
her voice is not particularly inter esting, but
there Is plenty OF it.
The chorus did fairly good work and tho
ballets were admirable.
The evening world., 1891-12-19

week OF its New York engagement at the
Brondway Theatre Monday night. The thea
tre VIII be closed Dec. ~ and 20. and The
Lion Tanner" viii have It's first presentation
Dee. 81. Tomorrow night at this house p. s.
Gilmore and his band VIII give a concert.
ooa La (lSnie VIII VIII remain main lor some time 5 70
begin the third month of its run Mon
day night. Miss Lillian RUSSELL, Miss
Attalir claire, Carl strcitmann, sig. Taglia-
petra. charles bungan, Ethel Ross-Selwicke
aud the hers appear ut every performance,
including the nnttinces.
At The Anb"rg Theatre next week the
dnN ana Wednesday, =" The CarbOnari;' Fri
day, " las Vuk, VIE r. Wclner und Lacht 4"
saturday, " Die Juedin Won Toledo, in which
Herr loser kainh viii appear. ON Thursday
the Ambcrg Theatre VIII be closed.
Her" Is list or the interesting features
that may be round at Tony Pastors Theatre
during the christmas week: Maggie cline,
Jnniuri Lnlarc1, the Sankcy brothers, Rich
mond and Girnroy, Frank Moran, Frazer and
Bunnell, Whiting and Ryder, Frank Riley,
Howe and seymour aud WaldOn and Baker.
"tind"r"lla VIII begin the last week of its
engagement at the Academy OF Music Monday
night It Will undoubtedly be well patron
hcd during this coming Christmas week, as
children have been introduced. From spec
tacular point of view, "Cindcrclla viii also
please those who are not children.
"a Trip to chinatown is playing In great
tuck. There are rarely any empty seats to be
seen at the Madison Square Theatre. Mr..
llOStS farce Is very amusing one and Is not
bustcruuS. ON Monday night Patrice. n soil
blcitc, VIII be seen II" A Trip to Chinatown"
appearing Ia the part that was origlnall,
played by Miss ollie Archmere.
Gus Thomass charming play, "Alabama."
remains at Palmer'S Theatre, and there is, as
Yet, no talk of its withdrawal. The New
York public seems to like 1t Immensely. The
play has that subtle quality known as atmos-
phcrc. Its scenes are laid in he south, and
every Illusion Is admirably sustained. al
ALBANIA Is Il gem.
Mr.. Huber, Of the Palace Museum, an
nounces for the coming week the Rooster
orchestra. seen there last season Mile.
Lamar, mind reader: Wallace Ross In new
lcatS with the broadSwOrd. T.. j. Ring, a
clever nigh kicker and ali-round athlete, ana
George Williams. the COmiCal turtle boy.
There VIII also be Il number OF Interesting
feat ure5 IN other departments OF the curio
halls
The evening world., 1891-12-19
The Evening World Prints Asso'
ciated Press News.
CHRISTMAS OPPORTUNITY YET.

The last Saturday before Christmas.
Holiday preparations are at their height.
On the Friday of the coming week Santa
Claus will have completed his round OF
the households honored by his annual
visits. On that same day The EVENING
WORLD Christmas Trees will yield their
precious harvest to the children of the
poor
There is brief space now to see to 1t
;hat this harvest shall he marvellonsly
complete. There is short time in which
to add to the list of patrons of the enter
prise the names not already there.
But these are no reasons for not adding
those names. 1t Is never too late to be
generous until the opportunity is forever
past. In this case the opportunity is
open for five days yet.
What pleasant elimination it would
be if in the opening days of next week
that Tree Fund could be SO splendidly
doomed that even its projectors would
be amazed. Then, indeed. should the
children of the poor have Christmas to
be remem bered. Then, indeed. should
thousands and thousands md cause for
new rejoicing that there is n holiday time
70 SO move the hearts of men to fine
fellow-sympathy.
The evening world., 1891-12-19
Brooklyn Theatres.

on Monday evening, at the Park Theatre,
Charlie Reed and william collier, two good
c."mrdiaha,wlil make bid Tor popular favor at
titled" tluss and loss" As Lawyer Charlie
liUS>, Reed is said to have struck II haDpy
medium Tor the Introduction OF his peculiar
iunny business and eccentric songs. The
comedians viii have the support or Il strong
company.
The Meininger Company on Monday even
ing VIII give the initial performance OF
"Ju.luS ChSar' at the Academy Of Music
under me direction of Mcssrs. carr and Theo-
dor RoSeneld. The stage ot the Academy Is
well adapted for the production ana has been
prepared Tor this performance. In Julius
,~sar 800 people will be on the stage, more
than ility Of them having speaking parts.
Neil Burg ss's successful play, "The County
Fnir,' VIII he EcXt weeks attraction at the
Amphion. The play VIII be presented in the
same manner as during its long run in New
lork; Among u" members or the company
are w. IL. Burton, Edward McWadc. Wallace
ID. shaw Marie Bales, Margaret May, Ella
salisbury and Alice Rich.
Birds OF Feather" which will be seen
for the iirSt time at the Bedford Avenue Thea
tire, Is said to contain II number OF strong
situations, with an abundance OF tun supplied
by ten comedy characters. The well-known
minstrel, frank McNish, viii appear lor the
first time lii white face. a number OF novel
and realistic scenes VIII be shown.
A Fair Rebel" the romantic war play by
Harry 4. Mawson, VIII be seen next week ut
Holiness star Theatre. one Of It's principal
scenes represents the interior and exterior
OF Libby Prison. Real horses, howitzers
iferS. druminerS and gunpowder are expected
to arouse the enthusiasm OF It's auditors.
BrooklynlteS Will be offered an opportunity
next week or witnessing BIZ Nye's play,
" The Cadi.' which will DE presented at the
Lee Avenue Academy. Thomas q. SeabruOke
who recently met with an accident while
playing at the Union square Theatre, viii
appear at each performance. He will Ie sup
ported by an excellent company, headed by
Charles Dickson.
Manager Gebhardt, OF Huber and Geb-
hardt ) Casino, has engaged good company
to appear at this place or amusement next
week. II includes Van Leer and Barton, In
negro comedy; Regina Ennclli, vocalist
Mile. Loretta. trapeze artist MajiltOn, Jug
glcr; Edith traske, character dancer; Tom
hilbert, vocalist; Theodore IIUch and the
ever charming Miss Minnie Schult.
Y'hc Ladies' Social Session OF BROOKLYN
Lodge, M. -, b. f. o. Elks, Will give sacred
concert al the Bedford Avenue Theatre to-
morrow evening. y superb programme has
been arranged.
Jules Levy, the wcll-knOWn cornettlst, and
his band OF twenty-five pieces will give
another concert at the AmphiUn tomorrow
evening.
The evening world., 1891-12-19
WORlOLlNCS.

The raven is the only bird known to the ento-
moogists which is a native of every country in the
world.
The eyeball of the owl is immovaby fixed in its
socket, hence the look OF wisdom that that bird
always appears to have. In the horse, an eye in
which white predominates, indicates a vicious
nature.
One of the hig redwood trees IN Sequoia Park, in
California. is 341e feet in diameter and $40 feet
high.
Wild clover is said to be delicacy among certain
tribes of American Indians. who devour It with all
the relish that Frenchman does salad.
river Of ink that is suitable for writing with Is
one of the curioslties of Algeria.
The evening world., 1891-12-19
THE WoRLD SATURDAY EVENING. DECEMBER Is, 1897

cipher will be ecu; ON More than that this
mcrry-naking ana very mathematical editor
Is willing to let the boys In the Manhattan Ath-
lctic club use his head FOR foot ball II he isn't
nblrto entertain several thousand extra raga-
munins after the invited guests have de-
parted II the good lady from Trinity chapel
cares to see these tiny Goths, Naudals, Hot
tcntots and Yahop4, for whom the loavcs and
fishes VIII he ga hcrcd up and warmed over
she has only totIkc cab christmas morn
Ing and call at the SIX halls lust after the
tickctrd children have been dismissed.
In the mean time IA peep into the ware
rooms 40. - Firh avenue. whore supplies
for the coming f'siivnl are received, Will
doubtless convince the inquirer that there
are people In ti- town who take solid pleas
IRE IN helping Imr EvrSi>G woRipto reach
the suuN ard daughters OF the hcwcrS OF wood
and drawers II water IN and about New York.
and that there "Isnt any miStake'about the
figures " or the " editors arithmetic
The only ming out Of the way Is the Fund.
II doesn't begin to cover the field.
II Is too small by 80 per cent.
But the gracious Influence of Christmas is
upon IT,. the heart OF every man who rcincin-
bcrs when he was child beats with sympa-
tny, brncvOlCncc ana charitaDlcnCSS, ana
aches TO enter into tile feelings OF others and
do a good turn Tor fellow less favored than
himself.
The very atmosphere IS charged with tol"ra-
ton, bru,herly love and good Will towards
men, and that ChriStmaS-Trce Fund Is going
to double itself in day. The children must
be- provoked to sing, dance, clap their hand,
and sh ut for Joy. Each one must be moved
TO throw his arms In the air and hug his own
sweet little self
And after he gets his present, your present,
ne VIII go away gay as lark, merry as a
grig, risky AS Kitten and happy asa monkey
with high feather In his cap and new song
singing In his ncart.
TINS Is jDliy cold weather for the wel-to-dO
the business men and the wealthy, but 1t l.
sorry cold weather for the destitute, the idle
and the poor.
Ifmy lady Of Trinity chapel wants to get
new view Of Yuictidn let her subscribe To the
fund and come and see how the scheme tor
10000 needy childlcn'5 ChristInas pleasure
is managed. NELL NELSON.
The evening world., 1891-12-19

Dear Liule Ines
Please don't be so distressed about the
proceeds Of the last violet Literary enter
tainment." II the total Is ever so small 1t
viii b. big enough to make some chlld very
happy The nice things you say about THE
EyHNISG WORLD are very pleasing, ana your
interest in the younglings" and =" their
empty stockings" is simply sweet.
Dsur Miss MitchsH:
Please inform the Ladies' OF the Hotel caste
that The EvESING WORLD cannot comply
with their request "for christmas stockings
for distribution among the children 10 their
nciyhborhOCd." 1t already has 10000 poor
little boys and girls on "the list" and the
christmas Tree editor Is at his wits end to
get enough holiday hosiery TO go round. II,
however, any child or your acquaintance Is
likely to be left out Of the circle OF merri-
ment, send his address IN the editor ana ne
VIII be supplied with tickets and favored
from the Fund overflow.
Dear Ljn's Cnriy heat
Yes, yes. Please send 1.-The twilight
Games" We have over "A hundred dozen on
hand and facilities for distributing one nun
drcd more. Send note to Christmas Tree
EXPRESS, "A Fifth avenue, and the package
VIII he called for.
T,rn Liri. orr yhurs
or course you may. The christmas Tree In
Nilsson Hall viii he most convenient !"r You
BE on hand at 10 o'clock Christmas morning.
Get your "sad mamma" to make you bag
about twelve inches long to hold the toys
and goodies that Will drop from the Tree for
you, and tell her not to be sad.
r,a, n, N-r.boy.
DEAR TON: Christm week Is not the time
TO refuse a favor, and II you want to come
to the Tree very, very much you shall come,
and that's all there Is to the way things
are worked" There Is, however, n word OF
explanation necessary. THIS Christmas re"
Fund Is A surt ur girl and iHie boy affair.
That shuts out the big newshoyi But later
in the dny, between ll.3O and 30 O'Clock,
The EvENIHG WORLD has a Christmas dinner
for the ncwspoys. II you have no o'hcr
engagement you might get ticket at
THE WORLD Orlce and go round To the
spread lust to see how much turkey, with
passcmenterie trimmings and mincc-pic, you
could tuck away without spelling the ht or
your Prince Albert. Mind ! don't say you
may not come to the Tree, old man, but | do
say that you will md n Jolly welcome await
ing YOU Mt the dinner party.
D-dr Van b.:
Popcorn? Yes. bushels OF n. Re sure and
have that hole in your pocket mended.
Louis, sam. Ida nnd Jo,eph;
Don't Iret, children dear. We know Just
where the house Is in Broome street. Keep
an eye On the letter man and you'll get the
tickets.
Dsur Hr'. Gd'rin
just as sure as Christmas comes your tot 5
win be remembered.
RapiV Dear:
II you are In dead earnest and really "want
to do something for the ragged children get
your father to write n check for go and "end
1t to the Fund. That viii throw Just 100
tots into commissions OF happiness.
Dear John r.:
The horse IL y wonder. II reached 1HE
| EVENING WORLDS stOreroom without q
| scratch, and win be given to some crippled or
! invalid boy. Wen give the preference to a
John about your age, as you desire.
NELL NELSON.
The evening world., 1891-12-19
THE CLEANER.

Robert Bonner IS mole careful and tender
Of hi new pet, Sunol, than a mother OF her
lirst baby. He spends a good deal OF his time
each day IN watching and admiring the beau
tllul mare. When he takes her out for ner
lest roads Tor her and keeps a sharp lookout
for breakers ahead. Somebody started the
rumor "a day or two ago that the mare hal
gone lame, but Mr. Bonner cmphatically de-
MES this, and challenges any one TO lind any
thing the matter with Sunols tendon,.
Hugh Leonard, Billy Muldoon's Old pupil
ard wrestling partner, has large and en-
thusiastic class OF amateurs at the Cherry
diamond Gymnasium, where lie Is now iu-
structor IN the art OF wrestling. Mr.. Leonard
Is a StrIkingly handsome specimen OF all
around physical Development and Is covered
all over with big lunches OF hard muscle.
lie insists that there Is no exercise like
wrestling to give man pluck and spirit and
bring out his Drawn.
Herr Nikiscn, the leader OF the Boston
symphony orchestra, who has achieved such
remarkable popularity III this city with his
man, with big head and shock OF bushy
hair which makes him look rather topheavy.
He has n nervous, snappy manner, and he
handles his ivory-uppcd baton IN a way that
shows he is throwing his entire soul into the
music which he IS conducting. The BOSTON
conductor Is going to follow Herr Scid's eN
ample and become an American citizen.
II Is eNhilarating to see such women as
Miss Louise Gerard ut work In the great ac-
Cumuation OF christmas packages that have
been sent to the reception store In Fifth
avenue for The EVENING WORLDS Christi
mas tree parties. Miss Gerard IS a singer OF
GlmoSt world wide fame. She has sung in
the house OF Alma Tadema and has delighted
the ROthsChllds ut the palace OF the BalOn.
And now she sings like n happy bird as she
sorts the varied contributions OF the friends
OF the children OF poverty aad seems as happy
As when all London was speaking her praises
last season. Verify, woman Is q charming
combination of goodness and sunshine and
happiLeSs and sweetness.
The evening world., 1891-12-19
THAT ARMY OF CHILDREN.
Nell Nelson Replies to Query Re-
gardin9 It's Number.

Trinity Chapel lady who has "bcen inter-
's'ed III chlldIcn's charities for the p,st
M"nty-,cycn years" asks for private iulor.
nation that may he OF some interest to the
genera! public.
mere was no Typographical error in the
article published Dec. y. neither "is there
"NlhllR IN" matter with TuE EVENING
WORLDS arithmetic" The Christmas editor
KNOWS Just what he is about. The figure
published was and is 10000, and not one
The evening world., 1891-12-19
GIFT-GlVING MADE EASY.

Holiday Goods ffered on Easy
Terms and Long Time.
In this season, when an almost universal
desire actuates humanity to do something in
the gift-givlng line, 4. Kelly & Co., tho
Mutual Furniture Co., at Seventeenth street
and sixth avenue, show much thoughtfulness
In Offering holiday goods with especial induce
ments under their easy system OF selling on
credit.
BY that means many who would otherwise
be unable TO make presents tnd 1t within
their power to remember their friends at
Christmas.
Besides extending credit on furniture and
carpets, Kelly Co. place lines OF goods In all
their departments at the disposal OF their
patrons, and the latter are enabled to pur-
chase silks, velvets, dress goods, housckeep-
ing articles, hosiery and underwear. cloaks
and suits, and mems and boys clothing. -
The evening world., 1891-12-19
Ho! FOR The TREES
Only a Few Days Left to Help
Fill Them.
Give with a Will and Make the Poor
Children Happy.
More Money Wanted to Care for the
Army of Waifa.

Letters containing contributions Of
money should be addressed to Cashier
n. Y. World, Pulitzer Building.
All parcels or packages containing do
nations of toys, clothing, books or other
articles should he addressed to the Man
ager Evening worlds" Christinas
Tree, - FIFTH AVENUE
The American, United States. National
and wcstcott Express Companies will
convey all packages of 70 pounds weight
and under addressed ns above free Of
charge.
The Fifth Avenue Storage Warehouse
Co. will call for large packages In the
city free of charge.
The evening world., 1891-12-19
PACKAGES Received.

Packages containing toys, clothing, sc.
have been received IRON the following
Rloumiu-ialc Bros., Simpson, Crawford s
simpson, Peter r. pia, - Irene" "A PrA,
MlhHrr, Good VIII circle, Kings Daughters
Mount Vernon, 7. r.. VI, Mrs. \. Wagner
Eugene Godfrey, \. l.. TuSka, Hattie an,
Flora u. Chase, National Folding Box anC
Paper Company, Little BESSIE b. Russell.
Grace calhoun, Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1891-12-19
Wish They Would.


To ne Fiiinr
notice that some liberal poker players do
mated a" Kitty Tor the christmas. Tree Fund.
Would It not be good idea FOR other poker
players to adopt some such method. 4 great
TO your worthy project II tcw Old-timcrS,
who play every night, would follow the same
course. AN EN-lLAYER.
The evening world., 1891-12-19

Strange sight, that i'll Cincinnati. of
people hustlins and iostling each other in
their taxes. Strange. that is, until one re-
fleets that it was not anxiety to pay the
money. but to avoid the penalties for de-
lay, which actuated the crowd
The evening world., 1891-12-19

A Worlds Fair dinner in York New
next Monday night is expected to do
much for the Exposition in Chi, ago next
year. Whether through dinner or
otherwise. New York certainly must do
oil 1t can for that enterprise.
The evening world., 1891-12-19

1t is good dea! more than a mite that
GEORGE w. CHILps adds to the riches of
the Drexel Institute. at Philadelphia, in
presenting almost his entire collection OF
rare prints, autographs and manuscripts
to the new establishment library.
The evening world., 1891-12-19

1.-The clock struck one and down he
run" according tot the old nursery legend
of the m ouse who ran up the clock. THE
clock struck three and down went he. :"
was the case with Tennessee Professor
who. with his head turned 10y much drink.
lesped to death from high bridge yester-
day. Another foolish one to his tate.
But will the example make another man
wiser
The evening world., 1891-12-19
THE Ways or WOMAN FAIR.
Fads, Fancies and Fashions That
Delight the Gentler Sex.
Cost OF Dressing a Little Girl
Novelties for tho Girl Who Az
fects Tan Colors - Colored
Leather Watch Belts-Fur
Trimming for Carriage
Wear Only.

II is almost impossible to keep a little New
York girl looking pretty for less than 81 900
year. This means a very simple but well
made wardrobe, with dresses for dancing, day
and sunday school, and n comfortable OUTFIT
Tor the summer season. Mrs DE witt Tai
mage is quoted as saying that s15O year
will keep girl up to the age OF sixteen. so
1t viii. If Mrs. Talmage keeps her in an
asylum.
The evening world., 1891-12-19

Two green-goods victims meet liz town
and condole. Ore from far Washington
Sta,e. the other OF jamestown. n. Y.
Their nlbblins at tine bait cost one of
them Sl40, the other S2oj. What a
reaching of soul to soul must have been
theirs when they exchanged condolences.