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sion above il that indicated his exercise os
influential prerogatives as superintendent
of the department of machinery OF the Cen
tennial exposition of 1876. And like
passing vision my mind went back TO the
six months that followed the closing of the
gates in Paramount park 10 the general
public Tor from November, 1870. to May,
1870, when Joseph Hurst, in a well fitting
suit of dark blue, with resplendent brass
buttons and peaked cap bound around
with gold braid furnished q fitting exem-
plificstion of authority and dignity as chief
of the Centennial guard and superintend-
ent of the Main building.
The experience of Joseph Hurst in Phil
adelphia has stood him in good stead. He
was sought for as general superintendent
of installation at the Atlanta exposition OF
1881 and pressed into service over the heads
of a score of applicants therefore, most fit
ting disqualification of the old saying anent
the Office seeking the man and not the
man the office" Again, in 1888. his services
were called into requisition as chief Of the
department of awards of the international
exposition held in Louisville that year
But il happened that at this time he &C
cupied, by grace of the martyred Garfield
and subsequently by that of his successor.
Chester A. Arthur, the position of collect
or of customs at the port OF st. Marks, in
Florida, and deeming that his connection
with the Louisville enterprise would be IN
compatible with his position as federal
officer. he was forced to give denial To
those who approached him.
Hence it was that a delegation OF the
most influential citizens of the leading
city Of the Blue Grass State journeyed 10
Washington and poured the story Of their
desires into the ears of President Arthur
and the lamented Folger A week later
by the special request of those distin-
guished statesmen, both of whom have
passed into that bourne whence no trav-
eler returns, Joseph Hurst was the center.
in the Gault House. at Louisville, of a
crowd that enthusiastically greeted the
chief of the most important department Of
the enterprise
In the position which he occupies today
Joseph Hurst is somewhat of an autocrat
He is responsible only 10 the director gen
eraL All applications for space in any or
all of the buildings that In the aggregate
will compose the Worlds fair, must first
pass through ms hands before they can be
acted upon. 1t Is the duty Of his de
partnent TO receive them, to classify
them and then 10 refer them 10 the par
ticular bureau To whose jurisdiction they
will be subject whether il be agriculture
or manufactures or machinery or live
stock or electricity or health food prod
ucts. HENRY 81. HUT
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
RH Iclerranh.

KANSAS CITY. No. March 10 CATTTs E-Receipts
2l0l shipments 800 steers steady. good cows 100
15c highe", stocSers and feeders dun and weak
Steers - 2Osi ~, stOckers and feeders s. C0a3 so
COWS 81 55eS % hoGS--feceipts 56o, shipments
llG9 Market active and 6StuC higher, Extreme
range - 50aG15. bulk e. 55si 10 SIEEP-Re-
Ceps 6jJo. sh pments Market staady strong.
Good demand.
81. IoUlS No. March. IG.-CATTT ,E-Receipts
lbl5 shipments 20 Market steady. Naive steers
- 0O54 ~. Texans and Indians a. i033 ~. HOGS
Receipts 52jO shipments l91j. Market sc lower,
Heavy ~ tQ8s So mixed - aOGs 90 Light 81 7UGt So
SHEEP-fCeeipts 100. shipments go. Market
nIm. Fair 10 desirable multons - Oac6 CO.
CHICAGO. Ills, March i0.-CA TTLts-Receipts
loONi shipments 6n Market steady. Steers SIS IS
60 %, feeders 8 Ua&S 81. COWS 81 Ti02 So HOGS-
Receipts 2su00 shipments i0eD. Market brisk and
steady 10 shade higher rough 81 uQR4 a, good mi x
ed - s0s4 -. butchers 81 SieS4 IS light 81 SlS4 a.
pigs Z. s064 -, SUEEP-Receipts 5OJO shipments
NGUl Market active and steady. Ewes 81 O6e4 g.
Wet hers s. OOscI on, westerns q Co.'s ~ yearuucs
IS aU0s5 sU lambs g. aJts5 .
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Some Specimens of Irish wit.

Irish wit is often of the most mordant
and even sarionic kind. Was there ever a
more sardonic stroke of description than
that O'Connel gave of Peel's bloodles+
nesss His smile was like the silver plate
on coffin" Less scathing, but less witty
also, was his description of lady of a sim
Harry repellant temperament, she had
all the characteristics of a poker except its
occasional warmth"
The late Hugh Stcwell Brown. the pop
ular Nonconformist preacher. once over
heard an old Irishwoman in Liverpool
mutter furiousiy. as funeral, TO which
she ought TO have been asked. passed her
door: "Oh, go an wild We, Go an wild ycl
Go an wild ye' But maybe there'Il be a
funeral at our house soon, an thin Wei
see who'll be axed!''
A friend of nv fathers had a servant
called Jerry Doherty, a handy man, who
was of Invaluable service 20 him until
poor Jerry took to drink. His master. IS
much in his own interests as in Jerry's
was continually trying TO reform him. and
to this end he would read out to Jerry
from the newspapers every story Of crime
or of trouble traceab!e To drink which he
could find in them. At last he came upon
story which might have reformed Bar
dolph- 1t was thrilling tale of a drunk
ard, VINO WAS - saturated with whisky
that his breath caught IRE IS he was blow
ing ont a candle. set his inside sblaze a. il
would have SET any other whisky cask ana
burned him 70 ashes IN Ere minute
'' Now. Jerry-now, Jerry. urged the mas
ter. with the Solemnity of an adJuration,
"let this be q warning 20 you" On. 5e
gor. it VIII so. sir groaned the Mortified
Jerry. "I'll never blow candle OUT agAla
the longest day livet'-Belg ravia
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PHYSICIANS.


German Physician. graduated in Ger;nsuv.l on
SO +. Douglas Ave. Hours 10 II n a.. ios and
10 p =. ReSiGedce ga y. Main Diseases o. the
stomach ana Aodousa and Female Diseases Spec-
alty. 6>-zms
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WITH TWO WORLDS FAIRS.
Joseph Hurst, Chief of the Bureau Of
Installation. ut Chicago.
fSpecial Corresnondence1


CHICAGO. March lit is not every man
in this day and generation that can lay
claim to the proud distinction of having
been identified. in high official capacity
with two worlds fairs on the same CONT
nent, but Joseph Hurst can do so. The
grim reaper has passed him by, and the
lapse of more than decade and half hsss
tended only 70 increase his executive en-
pacity. He was sitting Mt his desk, fac
ing the artistic frame that inclosed
his commission as chief of the bureau
Of installation. when I entered his
office today. and | am not indulg
ing in that fattery that might be
pardonable were the accompanying por-
trait that of lady. when | Soy that he
looked just as youthful, just Us spry. jus;
as full of vitality. Just as genial rs he did
sixteen years ago when | first came into
contact with him in just such room, De
fore just such desk. but with commits
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Nichlta Produce Market.

NIIrFef.
WICHITA March 10.
FLoUF-Hchest patent 50 80, second patent 81 %
extra fancy 81 90
BUTTER-First creamery &c. second creamery
&c ppes dairy &c hne dairy Sccommon dairy l2Is
EGGS-l0o per dozen.
POULTkY-R BOOSTERS 81 50s2 90, per dozen or Sc
pei pound hens s. UJds2 81 per dozen per
pound, spring chickens 81 75g2 80 per dozen 7IRc
Der Eound. turkeys ease per pound. ducks--teal
81 20 maliards 81 - per dozen. young geese per
pound.
POIATOES-Choice 5CG55c per bushel
APPLES-G2 5b4 90 per BARRE,
~OAL--Apthrscite 81 so Canon City So 90 Weir
titY - 10 trontenbo 81 o. Pittsburg 81 %. Illinois
s. lv,MCAlIi Il 20.
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES
o following are the representative sales OF cat
HOGS.

The hog receipts were light today. The
quality of the bulk of the hogs was not up
to yesterdays standard. The demand was
good, and the offerings found ready sale.
The market is quoted active and strong to
cents higher. Everything was sold at
the close Of the market.
REPRESENTATIVES, SALES
ra ha atfv ~ hnos
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herr q l- - asssssszss 1e-7
Wzzers ~ = TsrsFg i-4l xita Eies.
Ard s-ts itiss - - sd tssass.
Tasfe sre - GEES -
! ssk He-Ala
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Fangle-Ec seems 70 G3e very strange Sas4s
Mrs. McJunSln ssculd lavish 20 much 81
fecSion on that honleiy pug dog
Cumso-Not a all Nol onght 10 *,
her husband New York Epoch
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Shs-Esg Arr y ~ s- AEzrtfn<ss;s
Go ySz po<t Eios = So Ase az
He--Fz.r5y sci. Olf = hsf sch 3
ice ..axr -. @
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Chicago Gram and Produce

Chicago Gr@Ia and Produce
CRlCAGo March 10
wheat-Unsettled. weak and lower,
(orn-Neak and lever.
Cats-I-ower.
Pork-Lower.
Lard-Lower.
Tie leading futures ranged a. follows
EtAl-Ms7ch s61sc. AGy sSSkc.
COKN-Narch s0aSc. May !l7Sc, June co..
oATS-March 2siac. May 5olsc-
PoEK-May eli Usla--
LARD-May 81 4ela.
Cash quotations we're as follows
ELCCR-Dull. snsv. Spring patents - pOaS Al
" inter patents - sot5 10, straight 81 65s5A
WHEAT-S6Sfc
CORA-s0lSC.
oA1S-2StFC.
kAE-Stc
BARLEY-Sfc
FLAXSEED-9aik
IINOTHY-sl "a -.
sUGAR--Cut loaf SsS1ao, EranulHted &c stand
Rrd A 4Ssc-
BCTTER-wesk Fancy creamery 27aG2ac, fine
western 26&2Sc. ordinary western 2.2-ac, selected
oGiry .12.aic. ordinary 0aIry 29s--c-
E9GS-11lf 6lSlac-
BOhh-tl0 9lssi0 S2Ip.
LARD-s6 1876 s5lS
SHORT klB~-SS So
SHORT CLEAR SjDES-fs s
DRY SALT SHoULDERS-S4 5SS5 80
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Produce.

NEW YORK. March 10.
CoFFEE-Opuons closed steady 10 poinss down
Salcs 600 bags spot Rlo dull and weak. NO. :
Isasc.
SUGAR-Rehned quiet and steady.
. toIInN- Futures closed stesdy. Sales 100 900
bsies. March 65S, July 695 December A.
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Wichita GRAIN Market

WICHITA. March 10
Following are the closing quotations
GRAl&-Csr lots Oh track.
NHEA1--5c
COkN-New ZqaS0c.
DATS-26c.
EYE-ko ) or better 5n055c.
hAI-Bsled "a J0as5 90 per ton, loose. 81 00d5 10.
GROUND COhN-CkoP in car lots 75c per 100
pounds. corn and oats SOC per lU0 pounds, bran
sacked. 65L per 100 pounds.
kLAAsEhD-6JtGi0c.
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winter Iouriss Hates va Th- ssnts y. ttsst>-
The Santa Fe route have placed GA ssis
Winter Tourist tickets 90 the following
points. Austin. Corpus CBYis,i. z Peso.
Galveston. Houston. Lsmssssas. Rock
port, san ABt0uto. Texas. DFsniBg. I&ks
Valley. Las Cruces. Silver City aud so
eorro. New Mexico. Trsnsit limit Of -
dsys IN each direction, with final iimi. %
June ]. Is12. stop over privileges viii -
slloH sd within tie ii1slts 90 each dirsc-
fion. For additional information srpiJ sc
mon ticket oftlce. rs North Man. Or
Dougis zyenus stafEoa
IEtf IS. u MrEDeCK. ID. y. A.
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New Nork Nlou.r

NEW YORK. March To-
Money on call easy, lifs2 per cent. Closed offered
~ ? percent
Prime mercantile paper 1854 per cent
Sterling exchange steady a. =. S5lv for sixty-dav
bills .uG - SO for demand.
oIal sSleS " stocks Today 2lS 6A) shares.
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Brief Mention.

Brief Mention.
Hog market active and higher.
A fine run in the cattle yards.
j. L. Hammers of Clearwater had hogs
and cattle OH the market.
j. c. Cornell shipped mixed load from
Anthony today.
Casey e. Fowler, a well known firm, had
stock on the market today.
G. r. Smith of Pratt marketed hogs and
cattle today.
Il. Folliett of Hazelton had load of
hogs on sale today.
S f Dickerson of Greenwich shipped in
q mixed load this evening
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ThFouzh chair Car % Omaha va tas ssnfaFs
EGDta.
TIE Santa Re route are now running q
through cbai, car 70 Omaha via Superior,
%sb ia connection with tie Fremont,
Elkhogn xbd Missouri VALLEY railroad.
leaving " ichitA at = ,. n. SOD arriving %
OrnSks the nsItsTsulng ~ - p. "a This
serrics will contiuBs daily
s5-if -. u &rEDDCE. -. r. A.
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SCALE Eg-oK>-THHEE FOEJfs srGSosgD
- Hoa- &za< sAsNssA Prices >sEg heprsss -
rat - c-Ess- kfsz~ fsesss - S19A "a hs-s -
10 49,. -sl~ tssss - SzsS 3 1sA ggsisSs2g $40
walxz fyrE Foe4 49,. 4ssssss AftA5a ka&
- Ha1- -
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He sinze,h Not.

Icaznot sing The osd songs
sang s1aEle age.
Fer i; - Il.t osher guests
SGicsts SCI ~ and -
New Yaxk Rar~ld-
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ARTICLES.
kansas CITY produces.

Kansas CITY Produce
KANSAS CITY. March 10.
FLoUR-Firm IN good demand Patent s. So
extra fancy 81 25s =. fancy - o5s2 IS choice
o. sta2 % XXX 81 f5A9lB
WHEAT Dull with 20 BIDS
tokN-SteEdy. NJ cash ,.ss..e bid NasrE e.lsc
biz No white aac
GA1S-steads Ne Cs,E 80 March -
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Nj7I!( gfE'ssle
FINiNCBAND COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS.

The Receipts of Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past ~
Hours were: Cattle. So; Hogs, 442.
Shipments: Cattle, III; Hogs, 200.
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yI,sS TTPEwssIFF ~ 10 EExT TYPE
l. -Ete-S ioT $40 sagFi4~~ tew 81 ssscAsasz
I'll Drder- Ease prem - aeteEtsea- AEeas fcf ts<
= aGi.sA.a Fr4ss faT esFeaazrA Rob =. Z
sr.-.v lst,-k y acH4f&- Gsl8
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a1
1RAGNS

NQHTH AMI EAsF.
No. llls kansas CAV erpre-- tWAN tCaA =
No. &c. Chicago Vestibulel
express .-..............-. H0k NSAa
Ne ies- Missouri River
pFe~e--. q .sss-r-s---.
No a. fngievcci sxprssss .tsru tiofs acc
SoUTH ASb wSsf.
No. t67- Oklahoma City ard
o. iAhoua exprcss-......... 'NAu .GAV
Nc. 80. Caldwell and Pau
handle e1prr~f ......,..t iOAn .CAa
Ne. u%- ~. work. GalVss-
ton end TEXAS express tSFN fGrN
No. as. Wichita Express 1AFM ttnFs hsrs
No. as EnElewoo-l aeon, .-.. soAN
Trains marked thus 4. daily.
EortPNsN NORTH a IN rASr
Train 40. ga kABszs City cypress. runs soidia
Esnrss city. has char car service.
Train 80. co cnnieS direct froui Galveston aSd y
sthrouzh Chicago train iesvthg Wichita AZ - s7 "a
sHd arrives in Ceicafo the n-xi dsv 81 Ris m
Train No co. has fre~ reclining chair ear 20 ken-
sss cav Pullman IN Kansas CITY. also 20 goRskA
Atchison and ~. Joseph.
EQUIPMENT EoUTH ISow WEST
Trnin No so7, has Pullmaa and chair cars
Train No. l0a has through fuiimEa cse 20 -
v ofth and Galveston.
Train No. .ia has reclining chair car from ksasEf
CITY nad stop. al Wichita
City Union Ticket once Cor Main and lat street. ant
mon Passenger station corner Douglas ana IA
avenues ". II. MURDOCH. u. Y. A.
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WICHITA. March 10. 1892.

WICHITA. MacCn To, IcJz.
The cattle receipts were fair today with
a preponderance of medium grades. Moth
Ing choice was on the market. The prices
ruled about steady all day. There was
considerable trading done, and the market
was active.
The quotations mere presented to give the
shipper an ider of the general range of prices The
various classes and grades sell within the limits or
these quotations according to the quality OF offer
ines and the of the daily markets these quo
tations are only changed when there has Deen a
permanent change in the general market. Tho
representative sales should be referred 10 10 get the
daily fluctuations.
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GENERAL STORAGE.
TYPE UETTERS.

SSTOBAGE-ETtsa ~ssehogs>. res. e5ess sae
- asass-t Gre gsrpsf- Sszr lagngiss s-ezcs as
-zalz . GspaS- Gee IL p Iso2s -<ss ave- c l7H
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st. LOUIS Produce.
ST. Louis. March TO-
wHEAT-Unsettled No red cash Gle; May 9ss
&9l19c.
C6lfN-Cash firm, May easy. Cash size, May s7s4
eSi1sc,
OkTS-Easer. No.2. cash So1fc, May 3lc
PoRK-Firm. New Sll 574.
LARD-$6 Is
WHISkEY-Steady. 81 L.
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DE. {. {. EUELEl.
Or. MARI G4GE DAY.

Rooms 3. saa z,ams,, o-a,> on.e. hour. $40
12s-st
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LOR SALE-FEw SHARES OF NATIONAL
i bank tthis city) Address P, VI. Eagle Office
do9 81
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MISCELLANEOUS

'Fa-s g ; - z - - - a.
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DOR SALE BY ISRAEL. BROS. SEVERAL
bargains in usiress also railroad PROVE -ties.
ONCE, And foor. LIS y. Market St. Israel Building
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L'OR SALE-YELLow NANsAMoND SEED
4 sweet potatoes. w. l., Bidleman, lll6 East
dq7
Arizona republican., 1892-03-23

4 Michigan woman, much interested in the fresh air work, suggests that city women engaged in this work should in vite the country mothers who have en- tertained children at their homes to visit in the city homes few days in the win ter. These farmers wives, who take in the city waifs at time when summer work presses hardest and summer heat Is most oppressive, need change of scene almost as much as do the mothers and children in the tenements, and for lack of change and rest it is said that farmers wives form large per cent. of the inmates of insane asylums. It is not the hard work. but want of companion ship, the isolation from books. music, lectures. the theater. the desolation of intellectual starvation.
 In some of the western towns a move- ment is on foot to establish clubs among the country women. where it is believed a higher mental development is possible than in the city. because no other form of recreation will distract attention. The plan k to divide each county into sections and organize woman's club in each section. These country clubs will cooperate with those in the cities for the interchange of ideas and the forming of f1enGShips mutually beneficial
Arizona republican., 1892-03-23

rumors floating about and printed in a morning paper to the contrary are with. out credit.
 The Sydney Drew performance last evening at the Devereux opera house was decided success. Every one pres- ent enjoyed a good laugh, and as a mirth arousing play, it was the best Phoenix has had this season. The audience was good, and very attentive.
 Mir. and Mrs. Sidney Drew were driven about the valley yesterday after noon and expressed themselves de- lighted with the ge neral tone of thrift and prosperity. MT. Drew stated to a REPUBLICAN reporter that he had no idea that he would find more than the primitive advancement here. They were both completely charmed.
 A letter to TIE REPUBLICAN from w.. B. Pratt at Big Bug gives an encourage ing account of that lively camp. They are putting in city water works and an electric light plant. Big Bug already has a teleghone system, free reading room, and like improvements. Mir. Pratt will favor TIE REPUBIIcAN's readers with lengthy communication from that camp soon.
Arizona republican., 1892-03-23
PRESIDENT DIAZ TALKS.
He Says the United States Does Not
 Want Reciprocity.
MEXICO IS READY ANY TIME
And in Fact is Anxious for tn,
 COnsumatiOn
Of the Reciprocity DOetrines-She FavOrs an Open and Progressive Ad-
 ministratiOn of Treaty Law.

CTTY OF MEXICO. March 22.-President Diaz, in an interview today, spoke of the reciprocity treaty and gave facts sub stantiating his assertion that Mexico had met the United States more than half way. He said: In view of these facts it is clear if a reciprocity treaty is not now in force between the two republics, it is not the fault of Mexico. As to the proposed reciprocity based on the Me Kinley tariff these are the facts Minister Ryan was instructed to confer with the Mexican government, which in turn ap- pointed Jose l. Limantour to conduct the negotiations. They continued two months, when the commissions seemed to have reached an agreement. When the time for signing came, however, Ryan announced he would first have to consult with his government. That was about the end of December. Since then the Mexican government has heard nothing from Ryan on the subject.
Arizona republican., 1892-03-23
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Yesterdays train was twenty minutes late.
 Mir. Galpin has moved into the Kin caid property.
 Two large consignments of orange trees came in yesterday.
 F. L. Gening of Yuma was appointed a notary public yesterday.
 The Drews drew good house last night. It was passabe show.
 G. c. Israel returned yesterday from a business trip to the Harqua Halas.
 Major T. D. Hammond and wife re- turned last night from Pinal county.
 Deputy Jailor Burk returned to Yuma on last evenings train. He came up Sunday.
 Mir. M. c. McAllister and daughter, Miss Mahle, are stopping here from Lexington, Ky.
 Judge Edwards is in town from Globe. The Judge is working up lucrative practice in that section.
 WANTED.-Alialfa pasturage for 20 head of horses. Apply to T. J. Wolfley, at TIE REPUBLICAN office. ti The Drew combination went back to NioiiNOpa Oi ~ cptCldi tram ulRut and caught No. l9 going west,
 Dr. Goodrich and wife left for Chicago last evening in response to a telegram announcing the serious illness of Mrs. Goodrich's mother.
 Mir. John A. Muir, superintendent of the Los Angeles division of the Southern Pacific came in with his spe- cial car last evening.
 The chamber of commerce will hold a special meeting Thursday evening at o'clock. Important business is on hand and it is especially desired that Il full attendance be had.
 Frank Grie0el yesterday renounced allegiance to Kaiser Wilhelm and de- cared his intentions of becoming a citizen of the United States. Frank ought to make good Republican.
 In a letter to Gov. Murphy Gov. Irwin states that he will in all proba- bility return to the territory within week. It appears from this that the
Arizona republican., 1892-03-23
PHGNIX BUSINESS MEN.
Items Picked Up by n Reporter Among
 the Merchants.

h"O S"UTNhaht-s Why be troubled with mosauitos when Hernandes mosquito dispeline mixture is sure prevention, cheap, delightful odor, easily applied. Kept al Shaver's.
 A complete line of pickles of every description and the finest quality put ur by the well known house of Dodson X Hil Mfg. Co.,, at Shaver's.
 Lager beer and soda Dc glass from now on at Central hotel bar.
 If you want cheap goods call at Kell- ner's cash store.
 Received car of Fredericksburg keg lager beer, everybody invited to try it at Dc schooner at Central hotel bar.
 Isaac Gilbo at w. NJ. Nichols black smith shop, corner Montezuma and Madison streets does first class horse shoeing at reasonable prices. He shoes bronchos. stallions or gentle horses and will guarantee your horse not to inter- fere. He also makes speciality of de- formed diseased or damaged feet.
 Buy your wall paper and have it hung by White, opposite Commercial Hotel.
 Best and cheapest family groceries at La Mariposa store.
 Broken glass replaced at Whites opposite Commercial Hotel.
 Best soap in the world, Tea Rose Borax.
 House, sign and carriage painting, paper hanging, John q. White.
 Use Tea Rose Borax soap.
 The only reliable grocery store in the Territory in La Mariposa store.