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Gfarhers.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PROFESSORS, TEACH.
"A Frs Tutor GoVernesscs etc. OF all branches supplied
Universities Colleges. Schools and Families collar
Schools 10 Parents Modern Lang spoken MIX! NJ
COYHIERE. Building, 80 fntlase.. cor 2Otn- ST
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors TeehGrs IutoiN G9H' witnesses
Mrs j N. YOUNG.FULTON % Union square.
u EST TEACHERS supplied Tor all branches in any
ID locality no ZEE FOR registration. Form for stamp.
P.V.HCYSSoON, American School bureau w ltth'st.
r. IKST-CLASS TEACHERS supplied without charge
so fec for REGISTRATION. UNION ItAtHtkS
AGENCY o. obl.h,.l 1880 W D. Kerr. "A Eat lith-st
IN HE FISK Teachers A0encies-New York Boston Chi
cago Los Angeles, &c 600 positions filed. ". f.
CROCKFI;. y. Y. Manager Lincoln Bldg. Uhion So.
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LehiGh Valley Railroad.

(iDe Phra. Reading l.. II. Co-Lessee.)
PASS4.Aukls IkAlNo .e-sc .OV v. I0rLaAas and DeS
bfOs,us sts. follows.
a. m. for Mauch Chunk AMI intermediate points.
$40 H. for Geneva, Lyons ElHira Rochester, But.
alo the West Pottsyille and principal local points
Chair Car to Lyons and Pullman Gar 70 Bridge
o 4. ID. for Mauch Chunk and intermedat~ points.
IL a. H. Tor South Planhed ami al intermediate points.
Il p m. for ElmirA and intermediate points; ehau
to WIKI sbarrH
ton leading Gnd III lrrisburs,
30 D. M Tor Bound Br and all intermediate points
40 D. l.. s9d b. Junction and principal inter.
mediate POINTS Caair Car o. L. and d. Junction.
80 D. m PotSSc and informed points. Chaif
Car 10 PottsSile. -
20 y. M Tor MsUch Chunk and intermediate points.
Connection 20 Read ng and Harrisburg.
y. for Pennington and all intern edate points.
80 D. ~ Geneva, Lyons Elmirs Rochester, But.
fao and ~. West Pullman Sleeper 10 Lyons and Sus.
pension Bridge
1cains cat ing at 10 a. - 80 p. H. 1 D. IN ana
40 o.. connect for all points in MahanOy and Hazel.
toll coal regions.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
10 and ii a M TO Msuch Chunk Hazeton Shenandoah
and Intermediate points.
Sis III. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
80 p m Tor Geneva Lyons, Elmra, Rochester, Bus.
pension Bridge ~ ~
General Eastern once, 235 Broadway.
The New YORK Transfer Co. Will call
baggage from hotel residence through destina,on
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90 Get for Business 3)nrposcs

II EhIRABLL LOFTS ~ THE NEW BUILDING. 03i
~ East l0th->t cO.tsning 1000 square all
light nrepgoof large elevator and heat nod rate
Including .,~wcr.
FOLSOM BIOTHEi.S $40 Bloldaay
THE BOOK OF OPEN AIR SPORTS octave. 500 pages.
llr Ststci. The Standard authority Oh American
air amusements. ules for sailing swimming ball play.
ing shooting horseback riding, &C. &C.. In full 81 per
eepy. Published By The Tribune, New-Yerk
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NEw-YORK, ONTARIO ANDwESTERN RAII,y,,

gle earlier from foot Jay:st, fo Lake Monona LAKE, AK.
MtnneTasSa and %af V.ley r. r. stations Middle.
Fa egrsh Liberty LiyinKston Manor Hancock Carbon:
dale Scranton walton Delhi Sidney, Norwich Edmes,on
utci Rome. Oneida osweGo. Detroit. Chicago aad
3,l5 p; NJ campbell Hall. Lakes Aohonk and Mime
~aska ,Walkii valley stations Mlddleown Blce min p.
I,Le Livingston Manor. ''''7' Liberty "h'ts
900 p NJ. Mddetown, Faisburgb, Liberty. Iiy
lns,,en Manor. Bock,and ,Wel;on, Sdney Xorvi h.
csgo and We Pullman Seepers reclinn.. ch,ir ~, ~,
70 suspension Bridge DAILY oil other trains daily y
Pullman dr.~ing room seats and sespius "a, hs,,,.
obtained At S23 Broadway, New-York. j. INDERSn11'
Q. p. A.. Is Exchange Place. New. York ~N"N'o"'
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RE LINES.

n g. I'LL l:.rss E ~ =! sSSso.x AN,
S hK4 Xih CHAyTfNH6SIAN f4NE q PsN IL
9eSs lama OF MOUNTAINS FORESTS AND
direct route to rassac, Patterson, Tuxedo Newburs.
Mddi.town. Port Jerys. MONTICELLO White Lake, Homes.
dale, Scranton, Binrhamton, Elm.n, Corning Watkins
Honesyi!e Bsrao. Niagara Fails Toronto. Chautsaqus
Lake Cleveland cacnHa St S ShcssS and all
It a. follows and Ave minutes earlier from West 2dst
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
2OO g, . sq F:,s
station, except Sunday, for Monticello.
yE~TIBULED LIMITED.
2 M P NJ Daily.sola train for chicago Via Chautsu
10 Chicago, Cleveland and Cincinnati.
MOI NrAIN EMPRESS.
- on p NJ. except Sunday-foF Bngharnton. Honesdals
o.CU and Monticello.
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
O.:)V Falls AID Grand Trunk Railway. sIeepen v
Ba1Ao. Rochester Toronto and Chicago
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
=, .,N p NJ paily-Vla Chautauaua Lake and Niagara
S.oU rails Solid train " Chicago Seepers 70 buoaio.
chicago and Cincinnati
FOR PORT JEWS.
WTggJy d PAS N.Y. so p m 60 10 no. P m
D. Ia. Sundsys-9 a. M, p IN. $50 D. L.. 80 D. M
FOR NEHBURG.
,XEEK DAYS. a. NJ, 3.tS ,. M. 4:t5 p NJ. $50
W D. N. sundays-9 u m, p M. 80 p. ~
SPECIAL IMPORTATION.
nvAPS AND amelia Bl.Ls nay DC obtained rom
wi ticket onices. Also copies OF summer Homes" Goa.
Id on dS.criSEr Sicnity Of New.YosS; chaatsaqas
LAKE Souvenir and "suIner Excursions"
i iOI, 81 and 057 Broadway. Chambers and West
95dst Ferries New:York 1893 FS.toa,st B59oS1ba;
St.. HoOoAen, AID Jersy CITY Station. Erie Transia
Company calls tor and chesAs basgaee from hotels and rs
D. l. RUBERrS, General Passenger Agent
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

For Philadelphia At 80. 80 90 10 90. II 80 a. m
30, : 10, ) 80, 4 90 D 0O 90 80 D. m. IL liz
nleht. SUNDAYS, 100 10 80, ii 80 a. mr. 80 $40
90. q 100 y. M II 10 ght. - S'
For Baltimore aud Washington daily 90 II 30 With
L. no night '' " - "'''
Trains leaving at - a. NJ 80 90 ) 100. 30 p.
NJ II 10 nght except Saturday night SUNDAYS
NJ 30 90 100 p n have connections for Reading
For Sunbury and wllllcmsport via philadelphia at AK
a m. 80 80 ,; m. Il rs midnight except SATURDAY
on cSee ana % car seat can be pr2sared H. IT,
West l25th-st lSi Fact i25thst Ncw.York Courtss.
SOU Wrf Tr,n o ,e pr9 GN Br9;oKyn,
baggage from hotel or residence. ~
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Citn l]ropcrtn for Sale.

-A.-FoR SALE.-our very superior and unusually
attractive new houses ar, ready for a,p"ction-Nz,
No, ~ to s. s7th-,t.. Nos. 60 to O. Riverside
Drive. No.. S3I and 33j West 1sth-st. 40. 20 West
7Ots; three IL to - feet wide price
from $50 900 upward; terms to suit, houses always
open; descriptive pamphlet application. CHARLES
Buck 4 Co. 2Gi Columbus ave. corner 72d.st.
DTTWfl.N 9th and Madison Nc, charming rod, m
ID residence; butct'- ptIitN and lHthl"pm extension
L.. than so 900 BELLAMY 4 WlNANS, so JthaNc.
cIRSrGIANS WEST SIDE DWELLING. 200 feet
L from Central Park short block from
town cars 40 10 West S5th--t.-low window. istOry.
foo front aud extension. cabinet finish probably the
hou,c With wat"rlp' Throughout; no
f,v plumbing don't judy" by interiors Of
nd oInng houses which radically different, but ring
fhc I'LL ana thoroughly the block has jus, been
restricted price fSS coo 900 a. -,.,
7, or SNLE-Dcsrable properties on Be,kman Fulton.
L John, Maiden Lane William. cold. Pearl, Water
1 ront and many other down. town streets.
i ~ ' RUTLAND { WHITING,
B'ckmau->t.
NOR SALE OR TO LEr-lSfoot four-story brown
i stone highsoop house Park ave. near fOth.st !.
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Counirn propertn for Sale ano 90 Get
TO CAPITALISTS ONLY.

Oner. orc solicited the elegant residence uropertv
located on thc ORANGE MOUNTAIN. 90 MONT, LAIR
\.Ir.,y the coolest spot mountain. consisting OF
nne acre, also o. acres adjoining required with
i,ti mansion joN1O feet. Must b" b be dpur-c.
td pfop.rty IL unencumbercd AMI about 100 900
Wt be- .od 1T great acrict. il sold Immediately.
exchange on cash basis for free and cl,ar New Yol
Irouerty might he entertained.
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3netructlpn
For Boys and Young Mcn-Count

For Boys and Young Mcn-Country.
DoRDENTOWN q. JJ MILITARY INSTITUTE.
ID lev. T. II. LANDON, PEI>C irALxr
LIEUT.. 4. d. LANDON, COMMANpANI.
DOYS' SUMMER VACi1IoN HOME; beautiful pi'1s'
ID ant and happy Christian home nom June - 10 : ''"'
~ :. W. ROBERTSON. Gilmanton. y H.
EASTMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. PouQhkeep,e. y; Y
IL Open all the year Thorough instruction ~ BoohheI-
Banding Comn,rclal Law, PcnH1h-lP' = orr ,-g
Arithmetic &c. TeerriUhy ScnOgraphy. lN NHtie Nc
Busness supplied with competent assistant Oh snoL,
No charge for stuat furnished SLu ior cav 70
INLMWCOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS. At Milford Oohh'I
II Parents who unfortunate the HAnae'ih'It o
tn,ir Will do well TO profit by The adv sntss,s
by this school the school !. IN session aurm IN 'Ic
ycar. FRANK NJ. HONE' o"pS
L. REEHOLD INSTITUTE Freehold, y. j.. 42th year;
College preparation speciality business hsh s"oo'
and classical courses
- OrGHKEEPSIE MILITARY INSTITUTE, Twsntyy.
and business FRANK HOLLAND. c. f., Principal.
poughkeepsie. y. y.
For Young Ladics-Country.
7 LIVINGSTON PARK SEMINARY. Rochester, N Y
- Home Church Scao0i for the mdnaPeIcht anu
Write illustrated circular Mrs.. ". Curtis. Principal
Miscellaneous.
A DVICE ABOUT SCHOOLS and circular free 70 par
"A State locality price desired pupil age ana sex,
=. V. HUYSSOON, American school, Bureau w lith-st
r. ERMAN.-Daily lesson wanted from conpctent In
NJ structOr; ith-st. pcfcrrd Adde'S WIN terms,
L.. Tribune once.
- END STAMP for the pretty Iypewntur~ 70"
- SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING COLLEGE,
$40 Broadway. y. Y
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flats TO Get. nnfnrnisbto.
Gin proprrin 60 Cst.

AFRO LEASE. extra woll.bullt, Handsomely
n. fitted end decorated mc1iurn-,ize. fonr.storv
house. No. 81 West 97thst.; rent. $3.50 Key With
anitor St %,
CHARLES Buck owner.
2G4 Columbus ave- corner I'D st
At WEST S3D ST. RENT FOR FIVE YEARS al
reasonable price four stories, high stoOp. Apply
A X. CHlSOtM 81 Bfoodwoy.
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G ountrp propertn for Sale ano 90 Lei

BERKSHIRE HILLS ,,.. and farms for sale.
y few desirable country resuehces ""N
For terms and description aga ess p,rr,,gon Mass.
s. UBURBAN REAL EsfATE EA.H IN W naice Of so
leading agents OF 80 suburban places saIa and
1, nronertles within hour Of the city Tor ssie '
rent.
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UNGER e. HENTNG.
REAL ESTATE AGENrS, MoNTCLAIE, y. j..
AND WEST ii1H.sr. y. y.
FOR SALE CHEAP. $1,000.
q Beautiful Island in South Carolina.

seven mile, IN length, neatly two miles wide. with
.rt.rb ocean beach aud oystcr-b d. spor,nil
VA hung paradise. apply 20 y. }" ChlSOLM CO..
81 Broadway.
a COUNTRY SEAT BELONGING 70 AN ESTATE
~ canal >aue and atractvcness not ~ be found
depot Oh II. r. Il. r.. IL hours 10 Ne"'fork City, with
superb river and mountain % acres OF lawn.
mAta grounds garden and hrubbcy The mansion ia Of
and brown~tnnr Win all improve.
inents ra, &c. Spring water through all the build.
lngs. lhe musc room T. ~ m" mnst beautiful IN
a remarkably me pip organ,
blown ty a hydiluli motor La =" bfi'" stable. coach
hou-s tirc. cottages farm buildings Inc pIlc"
or siualv selected for hclhfunrs and great natural
Of position. and 10 IA. always maintained
thr.e rc~pcct1. The Oulldlngs %
substantial that the OF iepar l. snail.
FRANK PERRIN. Fishkillon. Hudson. N. Y.
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CENTRAL R. R. OF HEW.JeRSEY.
The For; Reading X. Il. Co.. Lessee)
FOOT OF LIBERrY.Sr NORTH RIVER

Inc Fort Reading X. H. Co.. LeS>ee.)
FOOT or LIBERrY.Sr.. NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF November 18th. 1891
80 IA 1for Easton, Magch ChunA Wkesbsrre
-a''g, 5I,GI;' lssgEa, ro'' Hiie sha'
Mageh Chunk, wikesbarre and Scranton.
200 a. NJ for Easton ana Msuch Chunk. On Sunday.
Easton, Mauch Chunk shamokin and Willtlm,port
scnnton EeadinS lierri,burg totts VILE. a9ua Sha'
90 p m; for Ea,ton, Maueh Chunk. Reading Harris.
On SUNDAY for Ea,ton, Mauch Chunk. Tamaqua. Potts.
s45 p m. for Ea,ton. Mauch Chunk Reading. Harris,
burg wilkesbarre Scranton. Tamaqua POtsville sha-
70 '.s@ ~ thuna Reading Harris,
r.mas ST. 9 e 60 ora o5 Ssn 70 m 90
E 81 S sS = "a "a a Il
&c. 70 s6 no. O5 g5 co. sa"s,sS g. 49, 49,
For bound Brook ct 80 200, : 100. a. s45 90
zoo 90 co. 80 ~ 100, GiS' SO SO :d6.
s ssG s C 9s 80 90 ID 80 90 p mn Il g
2si5 s,sS 400 500 $50 600 90 600 p n.y.. No..
p f e g. IS T' s
$o 500 49, ?;l5 1890 i 80 IT'S. 100 90
F % m sq"S 90 $50 CO. 49, oG go co. I? 20 60 10 30
fS '@d A'n 90 T. s at 90 esss
Ff hd hsn long 30 !" and point. south to
d p2an o g. go go S1 90 no sudS, 80 Red BANK
Grove Asbury Park. 90 90 D. H. 0''"'
FOR LAKEWOOD.
m are 9 run s on train. ne leaving 49, a. ss p y es
20 Eo F. 80 sunday s, train, p,, 80.
sig FoS a. Rtaats O 6y v hD and nrdscun %
s. Pc &c o 20 Starlight at 80 sn5
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New-York. THURSDAY. Marc
- ia .,-,r. tr..f. "a. ~. l.

MnIch
The following auction sales w're made at the Exchange
NJ tstn,v dwelling WIN lot, No los West 42d +. :
2-5 n " u Gtha,e lot y5N:S.@ G W Luv-ter 1890
similar dwelling. with lot. 40 li2 East 3iul..t =
li5 " LcNnstonaye. ID; 2OX frcs; George II Eond
51,orv building with lot No 93i Colnmbus.ave. W
cor n lOJfh.st lo' o51lN75 I ! Never $50 100.
IsinIv building v IA lo. so III Washington Place
: ISL n n G:h ave lot 2jN17 w 4 smith, $4,000
! 4.,to-v building with lot. so eol SHAVE. II " cor
Of S9thst LOT q lo,so J. Jacob; $4,000 a. -. =,
similar building With Tot. No DO", adj above, lot
- IHSO: r O k'ofe. +i2.ooo.
i similar building wish iot 40 COS, adj above, lot
p Ix~o. r. O'Kcefe so 900 go
/ i-storv hglding. With lot 40 H"7 shave. cor
5fihst bot - 9V1" aud similar building With lot 20 sv
ios No 3oe W.T. jfth-st - 7?t ~ - s'ha'e James
.'arv nurdioe with lot. 80 % sth-svc, obi above
lstorv buildings with plot II land NCs 500 snd si'
sthaye. cor - 1.d-st. plot 4o'Nso, Mch'hhA
i i..,orv dwelling. with lot No 81 w'st 37m-st. ::
100 Of etha,e, lot 2lGA9s3i Jancs Raymond
fame building wiz, lot. ao7 We, a7thst =.
lots d. Crn'ral-a,e. 2jslOo Zach; II clark and
lot extension Invood.ave IN q above. 25Sloo
each. - T. isirchlh $500 - 800, =, .
Dot $ Fast 73d--t. le3 q Of Avenue \. 25Nlo2e ;
a., -, East i2i 1T ec3 It y rlco,aoiave. lot
22.rN1oo- e. DnnnDs- ~ $40.
s,lo n building win lot No % Eat 2oh-t. mlouined
So q the tat with lot so 2io Wet '2d.t adlou'n"4
ST.. Of dwelling with It, No ~ Wet o3th-''. adjourned
Sal. of two rats with ot, No, ~ and g We, loG.h
II .d,urnei 10 March 81.
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RI ORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS y. Y. CITY
C..n AID VII. To- J1m '' E5,S.,c.t $50 600
'1aak. c,tr To- liz AID. ,oa 49,. ~ 600
To- ,n.e '.. 5000
'o.t ,,,,i g. Whit lax, Leopold r"'a 'aa wife
Lo.oss,e. = COP. o, !Si-t-.,. 1850 Amelia ooo.
Ha. c- 10 AcN N'abuT-'r ......... .......- 600
Mar + clpnr1t !, Jo.cth Herbs. ...... 80 1850
10. ref 70 T,,iia N- ,,tS e, =. . 2soJc
N.vay to is,rlcs Mcyay '..-....,,,. !
li,lns.,,n ll,ms.,y to william : A;lol. ': $500
Levi. Bah to fnanuG Bach " ,'.'... 1900
10 oyhci4 F.lil...-....... -. 1f.fCO
I.r9s, Aned GutTeillli; ,,:., co.oo2
Stephen Miller 10 John Mllicr'......-...'.. $500
+ Bcts 70 Mayer Kahn .-.............- 10000
Anna Clark.....--.. .'.~ 1900
100 snas Brovnon. ref 70 stephen duncan 600
Az ning iro-rty -eme to sane-..-....--....- 100
MILO % Jo.epfl.e i'rfer 1000
% S; s N:q Me 4' RAN nag : ove n.ar 1890
reat.s' 50 az; cIs; v Griffith to .9oe j
j",eiaas Van ws'r' '',a' ',o VA. " $3.50
Sam y Opr:ty Josephine Van Winkle 70 ) Bovine |
Sane Wopelty; Richard Evans u josephine
van Wluke. 5000
Mc( oni- ban Road g. % n Of King -bridee
ton 70 Charlc. II I@TRin -. $500
GJth--t. =, 5.14j n - Of 1Ch-aVc. 1oO5Xl0O II
patrick NJ. ss 600
Same property: Howard PsttrF and wife. To
ann 80. 80 .-.---.
1oithst No llG W Augustus Brown. referee.
70 fIenrcttc Bnn. ,..-....... .....::.:.... 2i75o
Never 70 John Marganaudt ct a-.-........... 1900
rsrind -. 10000
10 NJ. = 10 n " Of Gmnt-aye. l5Ao5; william
noble 70 Caott1 & Pctc's ..--...---..----. $3.50
Foiestaye =. go It u lj0tI-st. 1jNS7.G:
Honfy = Deelaaf. and wife to Kat Fleq 300
9h+tvc. 5l.2 n ~ 7j.h-st 5lNlOO: John
Fennel r,fer.c, to Henry schneider ''.'. 1900
12jnet No 2js W Pauline Simon D. Charles
weinberg .......-...-...... 10
eIst-st. : 2'O n ~ 9thaye 1Oo5vl5O:
- G"orae F. Victor 70 Frederick w Comm 100000
21h..t 2S3.f o. ~ 8th-aNr 16.SXNS.g:
Robert Harrison and wife. to John Vest. $50
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NOR SALE OR TO LET-lS.foot fOur-story brown
stone hgl-stoop house Park ave. near tOth-s
htler, pantry extension Apply No 80 Broadway, Room
az.
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9nsirnltlon.
For Boys and Young Men-City.
IINIvERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1.473 Broadway
~ 42d-st All departments.
II. n. HOBBY. y. {. HENDRICKSOS.
For Young Ladies-City.
CLASS IN LITERATURE for ladies' with Dodge
Asf Columbia At REV. DR. AND MRS. CHARLES
h. GARDNEk'S, SCHOOL. COZ SHAVE
Musical instruction.
GUNNER SCHOOL
METRoPo'L a. 'rA8E or MUSIC
OPENS JULY l. 1892.
Boarding secommosst All al antages OF the winter
schoo ,tAinea D. d. v !,nrt Pres, X oDs
viee-Pres; c. b. Hswlcy Nus Dir. Fer particulars.
II. w. GREENE, Sec. / Treas.
10 q East 14tk.st, New.Yerk.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-12-07
Found m Prison.

WOOSTER, Ohio, Nov, William Wilson, a methodist minister, hber- ally educated and tenderly reared, left for Missouri in 1858 and soon married a daughter of Senator Clymer. Since then nothing has been heard from him and he has been mourned as dead. Word is just re- ceiyed that he is in prison in Texas, convicted of horse stealing. Since his conviction he has confessed his indentity. He says further that he served Tn the confederate army during the war, was sent on a pri vate mission to the north by Jeffer- son Davis, and after the death of his wife and children, joined the band of the notorious Younger brothers. He was also associated with the James brothers. He became remorseful; went to Texas, and was ordained preacher in the Christian church. While in holy orders he borrowed a horse, sold it and was convicted.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-12-07
The Diet or "a roreuplae.

"You don't have to skirInish around much to get feed to fatten one of these hemlock porcupines on." says an old Potter county woodsman, Just sprinkle some salt over a stick of cnrdwood, or saw log for that matter. and hell eat the whole business and enjoy it like you would mince pie" The customary diet of these animals is hemlock browse They make themselves 6 home in a hollow log or under the roots of some old tree. but always within reach of big hemlock.
 The hemlock is their pasture, and they make beaten paths going to and fro between the tree and their home Once up in a tree the porcu. pine goes out on the big limbs. and pulling the small branches in with one paw browses on the pungent leaves. In goins through the woods you will find little piles of these fine leaves on the ground under hemlock trees That means that a porcupine is feeding in the tree. the leaves on the ground being dropped frum his feast.
 Sometimes a porcupine will re main in a hemlock tree for a week at time, hugging close to the trunk at night and feeding during the day. This curious little beast is the only known living thing that eats the foliage of the hemlock.-Philadel- phia Times.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-12-07
TAX NOTICE

OFFICE OF THE TREASURER AND TAXI
 COLLECTOR OF YAvAPAI CoUNTY,S
 PRESCOTT, ARIz,, Sept, l9, 1892.
 Notice IS hereby given that the duplicate assessment roll of the county of Yavapai for the year 1892 is now in my possession for the collection of taxes levied therein; that the said taxes will be in delin- quent on the third Monday of December, 1892, and unless paid on that day, or prior thereto, one and one-half Qt) per cent per month during the time the said taxes shall be delinquent will be added to the amount thereof as penalty. Said taxes are payable to me at my office in the city of Prescott on any day, between the hours of 9 o'clock in the forenoon and , o'clock in the afternoon. A. G. OLIVER, County Treasurer and Ex-Officio
 Tax Collector Yayapai County,
 Arizona
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-12-07

Christmas Stores of All Nations" form the distinguishing feature of the December number of Romance, nearly every country which cele- brates the greatest of festival-days being represented in this remarka- ble collection. Here are stories of Christmas beggars; stories with a laugh in every line, and stories which touch the fount of tears; but all of them pure, strong and fascina- ting. There is also large variety of other tales for those who do not care for the Christmas element, among them true ghost story, brilliant society sketch, the history of an interesting cat, aud vivid picture of a southern protracted meeting. Among the contributors to this most interesting issue are George Ebers, Marion Harland, Francois Coppee, Lucy C. Lillie. Berthold Auerbach and Alphonse Daudet. The number is another testimony to the judgment and taste of Romance's editor, Mrs. Kate Up- son Clark. This magazine is issued by Romance Publishing Company, Clinton Hall, Astor Place, New York, at p cents number, or S2.50 a year; and the Christmas number vill be sent free to subscribers for ISQS
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-12-07
Lncatinr A Drowned Body.

Not many months ago man was drowned at St. Louis. After search had been made for the body, but without success, the mans shirt, which he had laid aside when he went in to bathe, was spread out on the water and allowed to float away. For awhile it foated and then sank near the very spot, it was reported, the mans body was found. Notes and Queries.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-12-07
The Ice of Olh Tors,

A little girl sits before me in the middle of a large rug playing with toys. 1t is a curious sight She finds a vast pleasure in what to me seems insignificant. Out of theplay. room she has brought a vast number of fragments of all sorts of mechan- isms, of tIumpets, mouth organs and other musical instruments; pieces of engines and broken trains of cars; blocks that belonged at one time in well designed blockhouses Just now her fingers and eyes are busy with the smokeStack of q '.Wredens en- zine" l remember how my now eleven-year old boy teased for that engine. l did not like a steam ex- ploSive about, but at last was weak enough to yield. bought the en- zine. and heard the steam phiz for a few weeks. No accident occurred, and I had quite forgotten the toy. But here it is, pulled to pieces, l pre- sume to use parts of it for some other invention Mary E. Spencer in St. Louis Globe Democrat.