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Mohave County miner., 1893-07-29
WORLDS
FAIR
EDITION.
OF
THE
nDi7Dkl

In It's worlds Fair
Edition." the ARIZONA
GAZETTE is now en-
gagged in the compila-
ton of the most i'm
portant publication ev-
er issued in Arizona.
1t will be a full pre-
sentation of the resour-
ces of every portion Of
Arizona, thoroughly
comprehensive, up to
dete, truthful, attract
i've, compact. 1t will
not, like too many
prior publications, be
simply an advertising
sheet of purely local
interest. 1t will be a
publication ofthe high
est class, designed pri-
marily to attract hithe-
immigrants and capi-
tel. In size it will be
about thirty-six pages,
newspaper size, and
geographically per-
feet. Illustrations con-
fined to from two to
fhree representative
views in each county,
will be of the highest
order.
This issue should be in
the hands of everyone
interested in the devel-
opment of Arizona.
Every citizen of the
Territory should Sc
cure a number of cop
les for distributor
abroad.
By especial action of
the Board of Worlds
Fair Managers of Ari-
zona, this publication
has been designated as
the official paper of the
Territory at the World
Fair, and by the same
body Twenty Thou
sand copies have been
ordered for gratuitous
distribution to inquir-
ers at the Arizona
building. An edition
Of lO0,OO0will be print
ed, the work to be done
in Chicago; issuance
to be about May 1st.
Orders for copies
should be booked early
To ensure the most
widespread distaibu-
ton, the rate per copy
has been set at the low
price of Ten Cents; on
orders of over 1000,
Eight Cents. Adver-
:ising will be limited
and only a choice line
taken. Rate, $500
per inch of column.
Address all orders.
Mohave County miner., 1893-07-29
We WANT YOU
W. E. FROST.

10 act our agent. We furnish m expensive
outfit and all you need free. il costs nothing TO
try the business. We will treat you well, aud
help you 20 earn ten times ordinary wages Both
sexes Of all ages can live at home and work In
spare time, or all the time. Any one any where
Two Hundred Dollars u Month. No class of
people IN the world are making 40 much money
without capital as those at work for Us. Business
pleasant, strictly honorable, and pays better Than
any other offered TO agents. You have o clear
held, with no competition We equip you with
Aeryihing. aud supply printed directions foe
beginners which, II Obeyed faithfully, will bring
more money than will any other business. I'm.
prove your prospects Why not! You can do "a
easily and surely at work for US. Reasonable
industry only necessary for absolute success.
Pamphlet circular giving every particular u sent
free to all. Delay not in sending for Il.
GEORGE STtNSON 4 CO.,
. BOZ No. as, Portland, Ne.
Mohave County miner., 1893-07-29
And Oiher Refreshments.
THE|1UNIVERsITY TY|0F| ARIZONA
TUCSON.

AT TUCSON.
Begins its 3rd year Sept. 27, 1893.
Facilities equal to the beat in
Eaetern Colleges.
All Departments we'll otficered and
fully equipped,
Offers courses in every snbjsct needed
for complete education or for
training in the Arts and Sci.
ences and for Business.
Sec new Catalogue or zoe pages.
: Dr.. THE0. B. C0MSTOCK,
President of Faculty..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
CHAMPION L oNG THROW.
SUIT AGAINST THE PULLMANs.
Instituted by a Wealthy CoIored Southern
Mantle Particulars
10y IUIUkIAVI " FHU UI9 Hu'V"'I
On Ar.G

BALTIMORE, Mp, July 29-Nathan Toom-
or. one of the wealthiest colOred men
living in the South, instituted suit to-day
for 100000 against the Pullman Palace
Car Company. The SUIT promises to be In
terestlng.
Nathan ToOmer is nearly white and is
one of the largest landowners IN Angus
IA. Ga. He has represented his district IN
the Legislature and is prominent leader
of the negroes of the South. An attempt
was made few weeks ago to kidnap his
I4.year.old daughter, who had been ill.,
volyed in love affair and had been sent
here toSt. Francis Institute, and for which
three men are under indictment.
Tormer and his wife were present
during the proceedings. Mrs. Toomer
was a very nervous woman. She became
III during the hearing of the case. Her
husband, on June 9Th. engaged section
IN sleeper from Baltimore TO Augusta.
They left this city June 7th.
At Columbia the car was switched on
and Toomer claims was allowed 10 remain
for twenty-four hours IN the freight-yard.
exposed 10 the scorching southern sun
and the noise made by constantly passing
engines. Mrs. Toomer became very much
excited and physician was called IN. ne
accompanied her TO Augusta, where she
died Saturday morning, two days after
the Columbia detention.
IL is claimed IN the bill that Toomer and
his wife. having purchased ticket rom
Baltimore to Augusta. were entitled To n
through trip without any delay, Having
been DELAYED, IL Is claimed that the Full
man Company is responsible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
THE BRAKE-CHAINS SNAP.
Tho Car Leaves tho Track and the Con-
ductor IL Badly Hurt.

There was quite a serious accident at
the corner Of Ninth and Cary streets. yes
terdsy afternoon about 4:30 o'clock. where
by Mir. A. b. Crawford. o conductor on the
Hull.street car-line. was badly hurt.
Ii seems that when Car No. IS, IN charge
of Motorman NJ. X. Catlett and Conductor
Crawford, arrived at Ninth and Main
streets IL was found that one OF the brake
chains was out Of order, and Catlett got
under the car TO fix it. Crawford was told
10 apply the other brake, aud when he did
30 the chain snapped.
The car being thus liberated began roll
ing down Ninth street, and "a the grade
there is very steep the car was soon going
at rapid rate, aud when 1t arrived at
Cary street. where the tracks turn up TO-
wards Seventh, it was running a. terrihc
rate OF speed.
Mr.. Crawford remained on the car. but
could do nothing to check its speed. and
when it got to Cary street IL left the track
and ran almost up to the Allegheny depot
beyond Cary street. When the car jumped
the track Mr. Crawford was thrown from
the platform. In the fall bis foot was
caught under the car in some way aud be-
fore he could get IL out the wheel had
passed over portion OF II.
He was taken into the galyenized-iron
works OF Mr.. Burton. on Cary street next
TO Ninth, and the ambulance 'phoned Tor:
The doctors in charge dressed the wound
ana the injured man was sent to his home.
ON Nineteenth street, in Manchester. DR.:
Treyilllan, of Richmond, WAS summoned
and upon examination found that the foot
had been badly lacerated, both on top and
underneath. The physician says that he
is unable as yet to tell the full extent Of
the injuries. but thinks no will DO able to
save the foot.
There were four passengers IN the car,
but oil Of them kept their seats and were
not hurt. The car ran against o buggy
near Cary street smashing one Of the
wheels
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
A Bsau,,fai R.nI,ng-Room.

The National Bank of Virginia moved
yesterday from its temporary quarters
back to its remodelled banking-room in
the old building. II now has as beautiful
and convenient quarters as any similar IN
stiLution in the South. The old dark,
heavy counters have given place to light
but rich and substantial oak banking
furniture of the most modern aud
approved patterns. Instead of side
desks running along the walls one aisle
or oblong lobby tiled, in fine thing. run,
from the front door down the centre OF
the building. At the extreme end OF
this lobby ore the tellers' windows. and
to their left is the board room. To the
left of the front door as one enters Is the
cashiers room. and to the right the en-
lsrged accommodations OF the savings
Bank of Richmond. On either side OF the
lobby are the desks Of the book-keepers
aud other clerks. The gilt-work above
the desk level Is Of silver steel, and the
walls have been frescoed IN most tasteiul
com binatioDs The arrangements for
light and ventilation are por feet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
TAKE YOUR CHOICE.
An Interesting Lot of ExcursiSns-Moon-
urbts This Week.

This is nice weather for excursions. The
nights arc delightful and the moonllghts
on the river are most enjoyable AFFAIRS.
One of the most promising events OF the
week will be the HowItzer excursion on
the Pocshoatas on Tuesday night. large
number of tickets have already been sofa
and the limit 5000 will certainly be
reached. Features of the programme Will
be music by the Howitzer Band, by the
Old Dominion Symphony Club (com-
pris,ng fifteen mandolins and gultars),
and by the grend orchestriob.
On Thursday night this beautiful new
shin will be devoted to the excursion Tor
the benefit of summer home tor work
inc girls of the city. The movement TO
secure a delightful place of residence
during the heated term Tor young ladies'
who have to earn their own LIVING mas
inst been set on foot by the Young Ladies
Gulld of ST.. Andrews church, and this
moonlight IS the first attempt to RAISE
funds for this worthy cause. mi,
There will be music and dancing at Fnll-
lips's pavilion. Reservoir Park, tomorrow
night.
Inc Barton Heights Methodist-church
excursion on the Pocahontas on the eve
ming of August 10th will DO O nice attalr.
There will be- an excursion from mere 10
Washington Monday morning, august
2lst. The train leaves the corner OF broad
and Hancock streets at $3.50 O'CLOCK ana,
returning, leaves Washington Iuesoay
evening at $50 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30

TIME BUFORD CLUB OF MAR
j SHALL WARD win meet at Maeons Hall
NIGaf al ocicck. Speakers General W1se
and others TIC p0biIc are Respectfully "a
v;tsf 70 re present, y 3Q-1r
DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
~. Myouxxp ~ TN naeR ALL -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
NEW C0MMANDANT.
COMMODORE BROWN ASSUMES CON-
MANp or THE HAYWARD.
The Function Performed with Great Pre-
cssien--Firc Company Going to Chicago.
Heavy Discharge at Lambert Point

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatcn.l
NoRFoLK, July 29.-Commodore George
Brown at noon to-day assumed command
of Gosport navy-yard. relieving Captain
Edward Potter. who has been on duty
here for the past year. The marine bat
TALON. under Major Huntington. with the
Naval Post Band ond oil the officers oethe
station. were drawn up at the main en-
trance and received the new commander
with the usual ceremonies as he entered.
Captain Pottor's flag was then hauled
down on the receiving-ship Frank ana
that OF Commodore Brown hoisted aud sa-
luted with eleven guns. Within very
short time now the promotion OF Commo-
dore Brown to Rear Admiral will be made
out.
HER CREW ARRIVED.
The crew tor the new United States
steamer Detroit has arrived at the yard
and bern placed on board the receIving-
ship franklin until the Detroit IS ready
for sea.
TO THE WORLDS FAIR.
The Chambers Fire Company have now
made all arrangements and will leave the
middle of August for Chicago to spend a
week at the fair. The command Is fitted
ont with neat light overcoats and will carry
100 men and the Soldiers Home Band.
Captain K. G. Marshall leaves Monday
for Chicago TO secure Accommodations.
They will only carry their parade hose
Carriage.
HEAVY pIsCHARGR.
One third Of the mechanical force in the
shops of the Norfolk and Western road at
Lambert Point will be discharged on Mon
day.
The steamer Defiance arrived from PAM
hco Sound to-day with O broken shalt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
DEATHS.

FJTFL.-Died. July 20, 1853, az 40 a.
M EIIZABETH ID. EITEL. IN her z5th
year. She leayes a devoted husband ana
i've children TO mourn their loss.
Farewell, my wife, dear farewell,
Alden. farewell TO thee;
And you, my dear children all
Farewell, farewell 10 you;
Our mother is gone and We are ieits
The loss Of her 20 mourn;
But we hope to meet with her.
With Christ before Gods throne
FuneraI will take place THIS Sunday
EVENING az 8 O'Clock at DenDy-Street
Methodist church. Friends and acquaint~
ances invited TO attend.
RuBANK. Died, at her fathers resi-
dance. il28 west Cary street. az ten Intp~
utes after s O'Clock +. h.. Bessie Lib
LIAM. infant daughter OF Charles T. snd
Karle &. Eubank: aged Is months and ~
days. e.
Heart church THIS Sunday AfTkk>
NOON at 6 o'clock.
GILL.-Died. yesterday morning, - .
O'clock, al her grandfsther's resideno3 n
Hsnrsco county. Va, ROSA LEE. daugktoE
Of George W. and Mary y. Gal eyed II
months and II days.
Funeral will take place THIS (SundAy)
AFTERNOON At 1 o'clock from tho Ao'9ve
residence. friendssand sequaiuseEeeo 81
the family are invted To sttend.
!. MILLER. Died, Saturday evening. 2oth.
At g:S5 O'clock. JESSIE LOVE-, yonngees
child OF William \. and x. A. Miller; assd
Is monshs and days.
Funeral viii take place from his fathsrs
v~s;dence. No. Sl2 south LopsAt stsost.
MONDAY at 10 o'clock a. ~ frx6ada ok
the family are invited 70 attend without
further notice.
WIENER Died, July MI. a - uis.
utcs 70 o'clock. - the xse1donco - ~
parents, 5o2 Denny stfpek FULTON. JULIAN
THOMAS, iufant son ok Thomas n md
Ihcis n WelmR eeede &pn>As aad -
dasA
3: : '::;;;' n rs : IS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
SEVERAL RECENT WEDDINGS
Mr.. Arthur w. C. smyth Married In Lon
don-other Nuptiai Events.

The London Times announces tho mar
riage, July 9Th, at ST. Johns, Timbridge-
Wells, Of Mr.. Arthur William Catesby
gmyth, OF Orlando. Fla, formerly OF Rich
mond. and Miss Beatrice. Alice Smyth,
Youngest daughter of thdslate DIR. Luke
bowel Smyth, of Bingham, Motifs. Tho
ceremony was performed by Rev. w. 7. Id
deson, assisted by Rev. Richard j.. Gwynne.
The groom is well-known In Richmond,
where he has spent the greater part OF ms
life and has hosts OF friends. He was in bust
ness here until a few years ago, whom no
bought an orange grove in Florida. lilo 10
now having q residence built at Orlando,
where be and his bride will reside. Mr.
Smyth is n brother-in-law OF Mr.. r. b.
Munford, Commissioner of the Revenue
Mr.. 4. Clifton Moore and Miss Lola V.
Eppes we're married at o'clock Thursday
night Of the residence OF the brides mo-
Their, No. 10 south Pine street. Rev. A.. X.
Moore performed the ceremony and
wedding reception followed.
A pretty marriage was solemnlZed ut
Denny-Street Methodist church last
Thursday evening at $50 o'clock, when
Miss Alice V. Gauldlng became the bride
of Mr.. Edward W. Hart. Rev. w. A.
Laughon officiated. The edi6ce was
crowded TO its utmost capacity. The BRIDE
IS Gil esteemed young lduN OF ultDh'
being the eldest daughtersof Mr. and Mrs.
X. :. Gaulding. She was attTed IN be-
coming dress of creGm-colored CHINA silk
with lace and pearl trimmings, and car
ried pretty bouquet of white carnations.
The groom ia a promising young. man of
Fulton and an nff0ch8 OF the Home Ice
Comrsny. The pshers were Messra. JEFF
ierson Powers and Harvey j. Mays. After
the marriage reception was tehaerod iho
parents.
1 Those from a distance who attended
the wedding were: Miss Mollie Schale-
ford. of Charlottesville Mr.. and Mrs. II.
W. George, of West Point Mrs. +. NJ.
Butler. daughter and son, of Glen Allen.
Miss Mamie Tucker. tho accomplished
daughter of Mrs. s. l.. Tue ker. of this
CITY. was united in marriage last Monday
night to Mr.. Abner Dearheart, we'll
known Young citizen. The ceremony was
performed in the parlors OF Rev. W: Il.
Wright and by that clergyman. Only O
few friends were present. The happy
couple lett amid shower of rice and old
shoes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
THE RICHMOND BANKS.
A Misrepresentation of Contemporary
Regarding Tbem Corrected.

Regarding Them Corrected.
The Southwest Enterprise. published at
Marion. Va, says:
"The Richmoud bankers have resolved
unanimously neither TO discount nor re-
discount any paper. This, 1t seems TO us.
was useless. No one expected 1t now. and
few would advise IL. Only those who have
money on deposit can get dollar OF the
banks. OF course, in this situation ousi.
ness cannot be expected to move ahead,
The Enterprise IL entirely misinformed.
The Richmond bankers have resolved no
thing of the kind and such On idea never
occurred to them. The Richmond banks
have been discounting. rediscounting: and
protecting business paper that could not
be curtalled straight along. Ihey are IN
first-oiass condition. are taxing care or
business, and their lines OF eccommoda-
ton are as large and as liberal as 10
consistent with their ooigstlons 10
their depositors. AT the only meet
ing of the Richmond bankers that
has been held during the present
financial disturbance 1t was resolved
to issue clearing house certificates IL
necessary, and receive out-ot-town checkS
and drafts for collection only at the risk
of the depositors thereof until actual re-
turn was made thereon. but allow deposit
tors to check upon such collection paper
"a usual. These, however. were merely
precautionary measures. Not clearing
house certificate has been issued for the
reason that the necessity has never arisen.
and the action in regard to out-ot-town
collections in nowlse interfered with the
reoular banking method of placing checks
and drafts TO the credit OF the depositors
subject TO check. Nowhere in the country
have the banks met tho emergency better
than in Richmond, aud no business com
munity is on more solid basis than that
of this cifv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
Mr.. WARMER PROBABLY OUT.
Dem ecrntic House Caucus August 9th
River ard Harbor Biii-Postmastera
fFronn 1ur Regnlar CorrespondentI

from Our Regular Correspondents
WASHINGTON, July 29.-The statement
made to-day that the fourth Authorship
Of the Treasury had been offered 70 DIT.
Morton. Of Maine. and that no Will accept.
cuts out Mr., Warner, OF Lexington. VINO
was vigorously pressed by Congressman
Tucker IL does no. necessarily mean thas
Mr.. Warner is to have nothing. 1t IS pro-
bable that the Secretary may conclude 70
give him some other position IN that de-
partment.
Senator Hunton, who spent several DAYS
In the city this week. has gone 70 warren.
ton TO remain until the early part OF next
week.
Representative Marshall has returned TO
his home. At Craig City.
mem bers are expected in Washington by
by the middle Of the coming week. Inc
Democratic caucus for the nomination OK
House officers will be held Saturday eve
ming. the 5th of August.
NEEDED APPROPRIATION.
Congress at the coming session VIII no
doubt pass a river-and harbor bill-a mea-
sure in which Virginia aud North Carolina
have much interest owing to the extern
siye waterways OF each State. These bills
arc passed every other year only, ana
there were no appropriations last year ior
the rivers aud harDOrs OF the country.
General Casey. Chief OF the Bureau OF
Engineers. from some cause has declined
to permit the papers to have the reports
made By the local engineers as TO opera
tions and those contemplated during the
next year. Heretofore Virginia and North
Carolina projects have been reported ah in
the information given to the public
through the columns of the DISPATCH.
PosryAsrERs.
Among the postmasters appointed To-
day were:
North :Cnrolins-Avon, Dare county,
G. T. Williams IN place of G. b. Lincoln.
removed; Blevins, Ashe county. NJ. Nj.
Blevins in place of Robert Blevins, re-
signed. NJ
VIrginia-Louisa. Louisa county, Mrs.
L. A. Goodwin IN place of II. j. Vale, re-
nrnn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
Mean temperature. ............'
nEw WORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW Yorx, July 2s.--At the opening OF busi-
ns.. a. ,he stock Exchange to-day the market
was weak and lower. General Electric ana CHI
caeo Gas wore the special features. Tue former
opened a. 80, decline Of sc per cent as COM
pared with FRIDAYS closing ngurcs. The break
was duo to forced sales. and at the decline tnefe
was some good buying and tho stock rshied
quickly 10 80. receded 10 S0I<, and closed ~ Ss'
Chicago Gas was hammered Town poinu 20
40. recovered TO 43sl. rcccdod TO ara ana
closed al 42ss. There was some dispu-s soous
the opening price, the stocx having sold stimuli
tancously at ~ AMI 81. Rumors OF bond sssas
20 pay Tor construction and that the company
would pass It's dividend accounts Tor the break.
oficisls here denied tho truth Of the reports.
GENERAL WEAKNESS.
The general market displayed general weak
ness, tina bears having made the most OF mo
tags OF tho time clause. The conservative eie-
ment OF the street, on the oshor hand, CONF
mended the action Of the presidents. lhe de.
cline outside OF Chicago Gas and SeAsiei
Electric ranged from 70 ~ per cent
GREATEST LOSES.
The greatest losses we're In Delaware and
Hudson, LacEawanna, the Grangers, Missousi
Pacific, Manhattan. Western Unron, Lake shore.
end Louisville and Nashville. The low prices
attracted purchasers AMI n recovery OF ~ 20
per cent followed. The trading in odd lots was
again en- a heavy scale, and quite q feature o.
tho market is the bank statement, which proved
uutavorable IA expected, AMI the Market casea
OF again. Among the speciaties Pullman
broke 10, 20 lao, aud rallied 20 14e, ami kyaas-
Vile and Jorro Haute dropped :, 10 ~, ana
SusQuehanna and Western preferred, new Z, 70
80.
THE CLosR FtT,NSR.
AT the close speculation was irmer In tone.
The total sales we're $4,000 shares, OF which
$4,000 were unlisted. sub-tressury baiinces--
Coin, s03, 1874. 900; currency, sI2 ,55T,o0O.
-ExCHASGE--sosDs.
Money on call nOmiually 4. Prime NOR
camille paper. sa12 per cont.
Sterling exchange irregular: posted rates,
s4.SlastS3a: commercial bills, 81. 1Das4S,.
GOVERNMENT bonds steady. STATE bonds dalL
Railroad bonds heavy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
faS- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH

corner Main ana Sixth strsesl. --Rsv w, w
ILSpgus. ID. D., psstor. Services at IL A. u.
No sunday night services during July and Au-
gust.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
N.cro Make. Narrow Escsps

Yesterday evening about 3 O'Clock an
old negro man narrowly escaped serious
injury, and perhaps death. He was very
drunk, and in attempting to get on a
north-bouud car at Seventh and Main
streets tell on the western track just as q
south bound car came rapidly from Frank
lin street. Several persons who were
standing near hailed the motorman of
the approaching car and by prompt ap-
pliance of tho brake the car was stopped
Just as it reached the PROSTATE man.
Eighteen inches further and the heavy
wheels would have crushed his head.
which was living on tho rail. 1t was q
close shave and sent cold chill through
the passengers on both cars. The man,
who was too drunk TO give his name. after
being assisted to his feet staggered of III
search OF q ballroom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
Purchases of silver.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July 2a.--An adj
ditional purchase of $1,000 ounces OF sill
yer st .709o cents per ounce, made late last
evening in response TO counter-offsr,
was announced at the Treasury to-day.
THIS makes the total purchases, exclusive
of .locals,n 2,0T2 900 for the month. Next
Monday Is the last purchase-day. Several
offers ut higher rates than the above have
been declined without any counter-offer
being made. The Treasury officials have
been advised by the mint authorities at
Philadelphia that tho holders of some OF
tho silver bought ut Treasury rates have
failed to deliver it, Notice has been sent
them that the silver must be delivered
within twenty -four hours or 1t wall not DO
recaiyod