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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-11

90 and 72-nch EXTRA-FINE GERMAN
SCOTCH, and IRISH TABLE DAMASK-large
and varied assortment Four new and choice
patterns Just added.
Price al yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-11
wRECKAGE.

The schooner Nelson reports having passea
near GnlI Rock. in Pamlico sound. floating
hatchcs and other wrockage, and h sunxen YER
sci. which Is supposed TO BE- an oyster Doa.
bound for Norfolk with load from Ocracoke, a.
such vessel left Oc-acoke last fridh! IA s.oa ~
ana no,btng mad been heard Of her. About NJ
teen feet OF the Inasis and trofeet OF the sails o.
the vessel we're above the water when INC Nsl-
son passed, but nothing could be seen OF inc
crew. -
The British steamship Sir William Armstrong,
recently ashore south Of Cobt's Island. was
toned into port to-day by the wrecking steamers
She win be carried 10 Nesport News to Dc sur
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-11
february 4, 1911

At such n time as
this, when the outlook
for Democratic success
il 80 brilliant, any bit
ter rivalry among lead
ers would 10 criminal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-11

ErEExA Mills, Va, February io.-Mr.
Samuel Lacy, one OF our most popular
BUSINESSMEN, was married at s O'Clock r. n. TO
day % Miss Carrie BANKS, OF Watkins Glenn, N.
\. The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Richard AcIlwsins, .: D.. president q Hanp-
dsu-sidasy College, No caSdA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-11
THURSDAY. . FEBRUARY II. 1892
Tho State versns The state.

The STATE newspaper seems 10 think
that the DisrATCH went too fdr the other
day in eulogizing Mr. BLAINE, who is not
yet dead. Perhaps We did. In fact, we
suggested as much ourselves.
But we submit with due Difference
TO our evening contemporaries men
tai processes" that it is not half so
difficult task for a Democrat to
give reasons why he likes an oppo-
nent personally as to give reasons for sup
porting Democratic candidate of whom
he has spoken as the SAFE has spoken of
Governor Hull.
In q word, we are confident tina.
should Hill and BLAINE be the nomi-
nees of their respective parties, we should
be able to give much better reasons
for having eulogized Mr.. BLAINE than the
STATE would be able TO give for having de-
bounced Governor HUI.
We failed to discover in the State of yes
terday afternoon any direct answer TO
our question whether. in the event of the
nomination of Senator Hut by the Ma
tional Democratic Convention, the SAFE
would be in q position to support him.
Much was said, we know. about the duty
of "free and independent press" not to
recognize 1.-The hush policy" but there
was no response to our earnest inquiry.
Surely 1t is of more importance TO the peo-
pie of Virginia to know what the STATE
would do in that event than for them to be
told that the DISPATCH would be in On I'M
fortunate position should Mr.. BLAINE be
Nominated by his party.
The solicitude of the State lest the Dis
PATCH should have embarrassed itself has
created in our bosoms Ike concern for
the State. and hence we have been glancing
over our files of that paper, and below we
give some of the results that rewarded our
investigation:
fThe State yesterday.l Estate, Jan. 10, 1911
But al, this matter While secretary
about the nomination Blaine has at tmos
OF Harrisonl has no been rough on the
thing 10 do with the South on the UhOie he
DIsPATCH's weakness - most iIteGble sort
Tor Blaine. of gentleman, peTsoHdl-
IN considered, and as
COmuared with presl-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-11
Rrrsors TO THE TRApr.

The oyster-packers of this section met
last night and adopted resolutionsin oppo-
siiion to the shortening OF the reason ~
dropping September. They claim tnat II sdopl-
ed the law Will be ruinous to the oyster indnstry
OF the State and Will force them 20 close lnei,
business and seoE other quarters, az ne lave OIL
Maryland will naturally drive trade from VIZ
gine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-11
LINEN sHEETING-sPECIAL.

EXTRA-HEAyY FRENCH LINEN SHEET
ING. made from smooth. round thread,
thoroughly woven and warranted 10 give entire
satisfaction Ia wear, IA yards wide,
Price soc. a yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-11
on SERIOUS CHARGES.

De,ec.,se Thomas Hogan, OF the Baltimore
Police Department, carried 20 that city to-nlght
upon reqnisiiion from the Governor oil Maryleh1
Harry Vickroy alas S. {. Brooks (white)' *anted
there on serious charges. ,- 10000
presidept Of the Select Council last night 70 ~
the vacancy oocasioned by che election oil MI. H.
Marx MAYOR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-11
TOWELS TOWELsil

Large size FRINGED NAPKINS for breakfast
or tea, full blcached, all linen, 81 and sl.25 a
dozen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-11
MEETINGS

A STATED COMMUNICATION s.
"A OF METROPOLITAN LODGE. No. IL, N
A. Il. AND A. NJ, will be held at their lodge
room, Ia 81. Adams Hall, corner Third and Main
streets, THIS Thursday EVENING, February
IIth, at 1850 o'c,ock. Master Masons in good
standing are invited 10 attend.
BY order OF the w. NJ. s. JACOBS,
fe Hit Secretary.
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WOODWARD & LOIHROP.
TEMPLE
GOODS
STORE,
Corner Broad and Adams Streets
IMPORTANT SALE
OF
LINENS.

We are certain that the following items viii DO
OF interest 10 proprietors OF HOTELS, BOARD
ING HOUSES, RESTAURANTS, CAFES,
DINING-ROoNS, managers OF PUBLIC and
PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS, and HOUSEKEEP-
Frs generally.
They are selected from our HOUSEKEEPING
LINEN DEPARTMENT., which contains full
line Of TABLE DAMAsK, HALF-BLEACHED
and FULL-BLEACHED pAMASK CLOTHS,
LINEN sHEETINGS and PILLOW-CAslNG,
HUCK, DAMAsK, and TURKISH TOWELS,
DAMASK NAPKINS, D0ILIES, CRASH Tow
ELLING, &c &c.
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MISS vENABLE's RECEPTION.
Death Of . Negro Lunatic in the Peters
burg Jsil-Psrsonal Notes.


PETERSBURG. Va, February l0.-An ele-
CANT reception wab given last night by
Mrs. l.. c. Venable at her home, No. IA
south Adams street. in honor of Miss Ven
able, OF the University. Among those present
we're: Mr.. and hrh Charles w. Balm, Miss Lett
wich OF Richmond, Misses Lizzie Tannor, Dora
NcGin, Laura Jones, Dora Romsine, Alice Plum
mer. and Me.srs. j. S, Northington, John VIII
cox, Catesby Jones, ". ii. Cuthbert, w. III.
Habliston. George Seay, Henry Alley. Henry
Dunlop. and h. q. Friend.
Did IN JAIL
Patsie Parham, q negro woman and lunatic,
who has been confined In the city jail since De-
cember 9Th, died this morning. She had re-
ceived the kindcst and best OF treatment An
inquest was held this afternoon by the coroner
ani jury.
PERSONAL
Rev. DIR. William t. Hatcher, OF Richmond
will preach the annual sermon before the Young
Mems Missionary society OF the West-End Bsp-
fist church on Friday hight noxt.
Mir. james K Justice, who 10 now under bail
for his appearance at tho Hastings Court on the
charge oil shooting at woman, was fined In the
Mayors Court this morning for selling liquor
without complying with the clty's revenue laws.
The Circuit Court OF this city meets to NOR
row. The most interesting case 70 that OF Mr..
o. j. Taylor, who sues hr. +. d. Williamson for
defamation OF character
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-11

60-inch GERMAN and IRISH TABLE DA
MASK, full blesched and new flower patterns.
Price SOC. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-11
The Rev. Il. + bod Called by Christians.
lCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch-l

BRisroL, TxsH.. February s.-Rev +. 8.
Dod,. of Lawrenceburg, Ind. has been
OF this city. lie will take charge Of the work In
few weeks. Mr.. Dod has been engaged ~ an
evangelist In the state Of Kentucky for the past
three or four years. He d we'll known and comes
here highly recommended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-11

1sx1s-inch DINNER NAPKINS, fall bleach
ed, s1.25 dozen.
20x2O-inch DINNER NAPKINS, fun bleach
ed, dne and heavy grades, SILT dozen.
26x26-lnch IRISH DAMAsk DINNER NAP
KlNS, extra full size, In fine grades, s2.25,
$500, and SO a dozen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-11
SENATORS WELL SCORCHED.
Mrs. Smith on the Defeat OF the Bill 10
Allow Women to Practice Law.

DANyILLE, Va, February 9.-ln the cur
rent issue Of her paper, tho North Dan
Vile Enterprise, Mrs. Annie Smith prints
the following editorial article with refe-
renee to the defeat Of the bill to allow
women to practice law in Virginia:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-11
AMUsEMENTs.

EEAST OF ST. VALENTINE.-A
j. novel entertainment on FRIDAY EVE
MING, February 10th, from to IL o'clock, by
the Ladies Of Grace Episcopal church. 104 east
Main street. 70 Hit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-11

Why pey DO csnts for . linimspt whom
ealybtiop 0u y Dold 81 y esnts : bttlei
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-11

66-inch HEAVY GERMAN TABLE DAMAsK
full sleached and splendid wearer.
Price zoe. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-11
NO ANNEXATION.

Tho scheme 10 annex TO the city me TWO Out
living suburbs of Portsmouth known as PARK
View aud Brighton tell through last night, inc
Portsmouth CITY Council failing to ADOPT inc re-
port of the committee by vote OF III 20 D.
Major II. G. Goodloe, paymaster onlten states
Marine Corps was a. the nayy-yard from WASH
ington to-day and paid of the barracks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-11
A good appetite
Nm - hr,,~6<

A good appetite
can be bought,
like anything else.
And good diges-
ton after IL, too.
Both Of them
come with Doctor
Pierce's Golden
discovery.
That starts the
torpid liver into
healthy action,
puri6es and en-
riches the blood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-11
CANNED GOODS.

The season for CANNED GOODS is at hand,
and, having large stock, we can offer you some
SPECIAL DRIVES in TOMATOES, MARYLAND
CORN, MAINE SUGAR CORN, SUGAR-CoRN
GRANULES, EXTRA-sMALL JUNE PEAS,
TOMATOES In glass Jars, MAINE SUCC0TASH,
LARGE PEELED ASPARAGUS, CALIFORNIA
ORANGE CLING PEACHES, DELAWARE ia
BILE PEACHES, VIRGINIA PEACHES, CALL
FORNIA and YORK STATE BARTLETT
PEARS, CALIFORNIA PEELED APRICOTS,
PINEAPPLE Sliced and Grated, WHITE OK
HEART CHERRIES, RED CHERRIES (Pit,ed),
STRAWBERRIES, and RAsPBERRIES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-11
State, Jan. 10. 1911

While : ecretary
Blaine has at timos
been rough on the
south, on the UhOie he
- a most isEeable sort
If gentleman, peTsoHGl-
~ considered, and as
compared with Presl-
dent Harrison he IS a
political giant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-11
February, 1911

The "private chat "
that Cleveland and
Hill had after the ba n
quet 10 New York last
Saturday night is sig
niiicant certainly.
Well, Hill viii make
n good candidate for
1896. and that ID what
the Democrats OF tho
whole country seem 70
think. In the mean
time Senator Hin viii
be the most interesting
member OF Congress-
February A, 1901
One OF tho most
gratifying events since
the defeat Of tue force
bill was the dinner at
W hich er-President
Cleveland and Cover
nor Hill met and gave
the watchword Of har-
mony. They set an ex-
ample worthy Of iml-
tatiOn by their friends
and followers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-11
LEV &DAVlS
Wash Dress Goods,
Among which wo mention

Among which NO mention
INDIA DIMITy-white ground with corded
effects in plain and figured.
vEIyETTE LTyON-a new fabric, In cream
and white grounds, with open work and beauti-
fui flower designs.
BEDFORD CORDs--a new spring fabric, In
cream. black, and colored grounds, with hand
some flower effects.
CACHEMIRE--a new mourning fabric, black
ground, with fue hair-line stripes; very nne
and soft texture and very desirable.
CANToE CREPE--ons OF the most desirable
light fsbri-s made, white and cream grounds,
with bca Itiful flower effects
LIMA CLoTH-a fine wool-nnished goods,
colored ground, with flowers, sprays, etc.
PINEAPPLE TIssUE-with all the beauty Of
last season improved upon, and perfect inifa-
ton Of the figured China silks.
SCOTCH ZEPHYR GINGHAMs in beautiful
line OF patterns, only 25c. yard.
FINE ZEPHYR GINGHAMs In an immense
assortment at 1890. yard.
Hundreds Of styles In DRESS GlNGHAAS at
6A, 8l5, 10, end 12lac. yard.
FLANNHLETTgs in all the new spring de-
signs at sISc. yard.
OUTING CLOTHS in good assortment Of all
the latest colorings.
PERCALES and PRINTS in endless assortment
at very low prices
Arizona republican., 1892-06-28
FAMOUS ABROAD.
Sells Brothers Big Show of the World
 Returns to AstOnish all at Home.


 When it comes to even the ordinary, old-time, One-ring, small, "round-tOp" circus, "men are but children of larg- CT growth small wonder then that tne announced visit to Phoenix on July l5 of Sells Brothers Enormous United Shows-the leading and longest estab- lIshed of all the great arenic enter prises-creatcs a childlike furor of de- lighted expectation. Nor is enlhusias- tic anticipation in this instance mis- placed, for the assurances are genuine and ample that there will be revealed to us, really and inirinsicalIv the big show ot the world, SO iar as rare wild beast possessions, brilliant equestrian and athletic performances, georgeous oriental pageanty, and revived imperial, ancient-time heoric contests and pas times can fill the bill. So there now comes to us clear from the opposite side of "the great globe itself" |" after a most marvellous six-months' journey of over twenty thousand miles, and crowned with the enthusiastic praises Of great, young sister empire. won drously rare exhibit of strangest Aus tralasian creatures a regal Roman hippodrome, a five-continent menagerie, three big circuses combined; strange desert caravan of wild, wariike Bedouln
 athletes; the only exhibited pair of full grown giant hlppopotami; huge ele- vated Olympic stage; q royal Japanese troupe; mid-air carnival of daring evolutions; iairyland irolics for the children; golden Mother Goose Pa geants, romantic pilgrimages to Mecca; Arabian Nights entertainments, and tremendous and magnificent free street parade, roIled into pnt millionaire alli- ance, for but one price of admission; or more properly speaking, roaring. rush ing, racing, marching, dancing, gliding, tumbiing. soaring. diving and disport- ing under some ten acres of tents Whew! the very thought of it fairly makes one catch his breath. And not only is it a very great, bu. 1t is very good, clean, admirably managed show, absolutely free from any and every an noyance of objectionable association, and under the immediate eye of its proprietors. who are no irresponsible predatory spectators, but men of high standing at home-cspitalists bank di- rectors, and members of the Board of Trade. Not only does our own press vouch for both them and their magnif- cent exhibition in the most generous terms, but all the newspapers of Aus tralia express the highest admiration for their liberality and pluck, in ven turing so far with such vast enter tainment, in the face of SO many for midable obstacles. They amply deserve rousing home welcome, on all hands, and are getting it.
Arizona republican., 1892-06-28
Big Fire at Seattle.

SEATTLE, Wash, June 27.-Schwa- bacher Bros.' wholesale grocery and hardware store is burning. The loss may exceed half million dollars. The Hotel Northern is also on fire and can not be saved. The hotel is valued at $3O0,0O0. Dexter Horten's new bank building, in course of construction, and three brick blocks are in imminent danger.
 LATER-The fire is under control. It is confined to the Schwabacher build- ing, which, with contents, makes the loss nearly half million. It is prob ably insured for $3O0,0OO. The Hotel Northern is considerably damaged. Schwabacher Bros. suffered heavy loss in the great fire of 'S0.
Arizona republican., 1892-06-28
A FAMILY LETTER.
How Separated Relatives Keep
 Cases on Each Other.
A Brief Description of an Affection ate, Tlms-Saving and Money
 Making Scheme.

A member of the TnE REPUBLICAN composing room force is party to an epistolary scheme which will commend itself to thousands who find the regular writing of family letters irksome and at times apparently impossible. The scheme is explained as follows: The Pkoenix member of this epislatory by syndicate will be designated the
 sy5st k;" a Si'tar ia Mexico will be known as "B;" an aunt in Illinois will be referred to as 70 :" a father at Wetmore, Kansas, is "D;" a brother at Golf, Kansas is "E;" and for the purpose of this description, another brother at Springer, x. M., will be spoken of as "E." All these parties are contributors to what they call circu- lar letter but as another kind of docu- ment already bears this title, it will perhaps be better to call this periphe- ric letter, was much as in starts from a point of the circumference of a family circle instead of radiating from com. mon center.
 The machinery is constructed and set in motion in the following manner :: "A" writes a letter to "B ]" "B" adds another to thls, and enclosing both for wards them to "C;" "C" adds letter to the package which is then sent to "D;" "D's" contribution of another letter is sent on to "E' and he adding an installment of family love and affec- ton forwards the now pletOric package to the last member of the circle, "F." There are now five letters in the pack age and there can never be any more until the circle is increased by taking in new members. "E" has now in his possession letters from all members of his family.
 He accordingly leaves out "A's" letter and substitutes one of his own and the package is sent on to "A" who takes out "B's" epistles supplying it's place by letter of his own. He is now in possession oi all messages of family love and affection. No member of the circle sees the letter he has written but re- ceives all others, and each letter of every member is finally deposited with that person whose literal designation immediately proceeds his own. For in stance "A" becomes the possessor of all "B's" letters. and "B' is made the perpetual custodian of "C's" etc.
 There are three advantages in this epistolary system. Each member Of the family in a single letter reaches all the members of the circle, there Is little danger of negligence or delay as each member feels it incumbent on hIm to keep the package in circulation; lastly and least it reduces the expense of cor respondence to a minimum. Best of all 1t surrounds separated family with an unbroken chain of love and care which will we'll nigh prevent any member from wandering out into the world and becoming lost.
Arizona republican., 1892-06-28
Writers in Session.

DAYTON, Ohio, June 27.--The Writers association of the west with represen- tatives of hundred and fifty of the leading literary men and women of the west began it's sessions here today in association hall. Addresses of welcome were delivered by the mayor of the city and President Warman of the board of trade. Among the noted people here is James Clark Redpath, the famous historian and lecturer. Several of the sessions will be held m memorial hall at the soldiers nome.
Arizona republican., 1892-06-28
New York NepahlIcans EnthusIastIc.

ROCHESTER, N. Y., June 27.--The Re- publcans of the state are making this another gala day for Rochester. Every Republican club is represented and the enthusias n for the National ticket is of the usual intense nature. The head quarters of the executive committee are at the Kenmore hotel. The convention of Republican clubs will be devoted to business sessions at which plan of campaign will be outlined and to rati- fication meetings which will be ad- dressed by the most prominent speakers in the state.
Arizona republican., 1892-06-28
ROBBING CHINAMES.
Systematic Robbery of migrants Smug
 gled Across tho Mexican Border.

Systematic Robbery of migrants Snug
 gIed Across tho Mexican Border.
 SAN DEGo, June 2. -[Associated Press.l Two Mexicans named Garcia and Arguello, with another whose name is unknown, have been arrested at Tia Juana on the charge of highway rob bery. They are accused of having held up two parties of Chinamen who were sneaking across the line in violation of the exclusion law, and taking from them s4O0. Their method of procedure was to agree to pilot the Chinese across the line. When at safe distance from the Mexican authorities they would stand the collies up in line and take away every cent they had at the point of revolver. The regular sys- tenn of robbery has been disclosed and Chinamen recently captured, will be re- turned to China.
Arizona republican., 1892-06-28
THE MARKETS.
Photographic Quotations From Chicago
 and san Francisco.
INNING STOCKS AND SILyEF

and san Francisco.
 MINING STOCKS AND SILVER. SAN FRANCISCO, June 27.-Beleher,$ $l. 10; Best X Belcher, Sl 55; Chollar, be; Con- Virginia, S3.20 Gould Curry, 50c; Hale X Norcross, Sl.3G Locomotive, 5c; Peer, 5e; Potosi, soc; 0phir Sl.5O; Savage, Sl.40; Sierra Nevads, COG; Union Con-, 70c; Jacket, soc; Confidence, Sl.l0 Peer less, De- CrOcker, Dc. Silver BaTs-SSGSsl4. Mexican Dolars-7616@71I2.
 LIVE STOCK. CHICAGO, June 27.-Cattle--Re Receipts, 1G,OOO. Market was steady to strong. Good tO prime sleers $t 35G9i55; others, $3 90(gi25; Natives, 8.3jgL1O; Texans, S2j0G33.40; stockers,S 2.O09- S3O0
 sheep Receipts, 90O0. Market was steady. Nutto1 gades, steady; others, lover; stOckers, S3.5C,G3.73; Texans, sl.j0; ewes and mixed welhers, $j.i0G5 SO.
 GRAIN. SAN FRANCISCO, June 27.- Wheat - Market easy. Seller, 'gl, $l 3i. Barley Strong Seller, '9l, Sl37l4 COrn-S 35.
 CHICAGO, June 27.-The wheat market dul opened !4c higher, advanced sc more, on nc. count or last nights storms, declined 1aGna4c on reports of closing bod weather, closed steady 1sc lower than yesterday. Receipts, 66,ooO; shipments, l02 0W.
 Wheat Cash, 79l4; July, 7S7s C0th--Cash, 5l; July, Jja5 QHts--Cash 32l4; tuly, 31ls Barley COG.
Arizona republican., 1892-06-28
Work Ofthe IIonse.

WASHINGTON, June 27.-Telegrams demanding the return of Abentos seemed productive of but little result as there was no quorum present. The gen eral deficiency appropriation bill passed,
 eas lS5, Nays 4. The conference re- porton the military academy bill was not agreed to by vote of yeas SS, nays 96. The committee on judiciary re- ported a bill establishing a uniform system of bankruptcy. Adjourned.
Arizona republican., 1892-06-28
AN AMERICAN RECALLED.

The Legation Dissatisfied With sn it
 tache and Demand His Recall.
 PARIS, Jnnc 3-[ Associated Frees. The American legation cabled Washing ton asking the authorities tO rt1:aii Cap tain Rorup, American military attache, who is accused of selling plans of French detenses to Germany. Borup has told several contradictory versions of the affair to reporters. Detectives are watching the residence of Captain Borup and the doors of the American legation.
Arizona republican., 1892-06-28

h0tlce Is hereby Glyen to the public that have this day sold my office and Al the med,- cines, etc, 10 Dr. Lou Luke, Chinese physician and surgeon, who opens the practice in the sAlnt place. pr. Luke was co Cgted in Canton, China, having practic"d medicine in the east Tor many years. aud late of Los Angeles Cauiofnla. The doctor u Ss nothing but pure natural hcrbs 10 cure any torn of disease of male or female. l I4commeud Dr. Luke to all my patients and friends. lie is q well educated and experienced doctor for all diseases.
 lam truly, hCNG CONG. DR. LOU LUKE, office on Washington street, opposite pOstOitice. Phoenix. ATiZ.
Arizona republican., 1892-06-28

The United States senate has requested the secretary of agriculture to obtain information concerning the use of cleo tricity as motive power to drive farm machinery and implements, and also on the propagation and growth of plants in foreign countries.