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New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
ryTERTAYyNEyr BY DE Ia SALE PUPILS.

The ar,t class Of De In Sale Institute gave Snr's
,. c,,erainment last night About 400 Of the irleha'
ADD parcnts OF the students were present bfo1'er
Justin presided end the following programme was s''
Essavs-s'Marshsl MacMahon.' william a. Hio'uS"e ;
"Ca,holic Education at Cacago." Thomas b. CunmhRS ;
.,ur R,obts Jobn A. McCaferty; ''Chrismas IN song
and Poetry" Joseph Il. Mcieak. Scec'lon"-A n"r'N'
mas Taien Andrew J. Kelly; ''The REVENGE "eo'so
g. Brown Readings" -"Shipwieckc1" Edward D. f'r'E
'Thc Iepcr.' John j. Phelan a VIOLIN SOLO ""e =.
ty William A. Montague and other music was i"r"'sh"
by the - Il orchestra an1 the De In Sale "ieo
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
n. y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Trains leave foot - Wes, 42l-lt follows Is minutes
earlier from FTaukln-u:
7:jO \. M. Mliy except sunday for Waikiki Valley
H. u. sations NdiieOWn EllcaN ne Fullshur. Liberty.
CartJnlale. Scrnnon Walton. Delhi. Sidney, Norwich.
Utica Konc. oneida. Fulton Oswego
3.l5 l. NJ texc~pt sunday. Sullivan Go. Express
for Waikiki Valley Railroni stations Campbell Hall.
Middletnwn E~nyle Mountain Dale CeutreSillr, Falls
burg Hurlcyylc Liberty Falls. Liberty. Parksyic and
Livingston Manor.
1H5 T. NJ. daily MddciOwn. SummtyIlle. Falls
burg in"rtN Livingston Manor lnckIud. Walton. SID
ncy, Norwich. Oneida, Fulton, OsWrso.
IIJ y. NJ daily Via Niagara rails. Reclining chair
car ,scats fre~) New-York tn Niarart Falls Pullman
secpers New York - Oswego. Arrives Detroit $40
D. m. 'hlo"go 80 n. m. ~. Lo"!s S'> p
Tickets and Pullman accommodations 3.i broadway.
New York Transfer Company calls checks baggage
To destination
J. c. ANDERSON. q. y. A..
90 Beaver st. New York.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
pennsylvania
d RAILROAD.
STATIONS, foot of DcsbrOsses ana toF'i"H"'
Streets.
In Effect November 10Th, 1893.


In Effect November 10th, fsG'.
G"S 1850 A. VI EAfT EEHNsfL3%HA Efrs,HGAI car
ard "js 0Sservs,ton r cars ,' Arrives chicaso II M
Nsns eHsIaGG 20 a. n Ts Gi1sn9' @ n ni week N" ays s"a II"
.:oO i. ii. CIIICAGo NND IT. Louls EXPREss;-
VIE Ha"n" and 1s Cneago Xrrir % cincinnati 1850 s
Goo d'",. = " " WEsTER% W ESs0 + Pullman Sleep
ing and arlT@s nnns Ce1eud %,i iS tG,S 5 a. m caso % p
7.so = M SOUTHWESTERN n%rEEss TS wsrN I &sys vs.
o1' to Insn@s, and ,6i 81 % M ATTIC e . .'"a a. m
500 +. Il. " PAcIFlc EXrREssrgnm ,1igf. l;grIc'
73o a. M second norniGgr Toledo n4' P' '"'
nAhrIoME; WasnSST"S, hSR TIE ss. sosT" GaI.
3:.o ",n%u p! "tongressIonnI iimitcd"da Pull
Pari,r aal Dining Cars Arrives "a7'hs'o"
'D1' a. a io': 80 80 sao i2:l5 n!shi SUNDAY
e35 L. MoH.lnntIc Coast Line Express daily sleep,
to Jacksonye 81 Auggsne and and 1,m' ra%pa $50
l.se p Eisa%:ad s"$ PoHyils EspT's' daily
j,ao r M.-Daiiy Tor Chesspeake and Ohio Railway
FOR oIS POST 9jS" coMF6RT and NORFOLK via Cane
Charles Route. a. IN. week and with Through
FOX AfLtNT'Ic GITY. j p m. weekdays. with Through
FOX CAPE NAY. i p m wee':-lays n.,n.
For Long Branch Asbu h 9csn ooe ,e anI ana rIa II ny
10 stop AsLury rark and Ocean Grove on
Sunlays)
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: GO $50 .. ?t 90. P"nn'a lln-' ~
ioN" II a. r.. i2:9,. J. 2:l0. 3 43J . . s,- 80,
\ $50 D. In i2:l5 night. Sundays, Express. 6:l9
$50 = i 30 10 IinlieD. 1900 a. ~. >. :. 40 D.
q T:4j ) $50 p. NJ. l2:Ij night.
Ticla, Offices. Nos 433 9i@ l. 1876 li3 and 21 Broad
way ! A-'or House. l3i Fast l2''h street 25l Collm-
bus Av.nu. ~ sixth Avcnue and foot Of D"sbrossrs
oul Corfinnd, streets: Court Street $40 Fulton
street ~ lsroaGvav and Brooklyn Annex Station foot
II Fulton street brooklyn i2 Hudson street, Hobo
ken. station. Jersey city.
~ New York Trans;er tumuany viii call for anl check
baggage from hotels and residences through 10 dest'na
, =, ,,.oor
y " PRENOST. X WOO,
General Manager General Fas-r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
REAL ESTATE TEANsFEL .

Gr%gas ,'S, Ne ~ and 1ls; Paul nciurr to ~,
,2,G st. ,''ii = i4sd # " Of ,y.ru. !. elax
i'1ic JJopnnT JoIdan '''rN. )'' r1 - 10 "' 10000
riG,,aHey, Xcs 81 10 al and 10, rs T.
{ Ii5ac|ay I'd S.yniG iS A,erS9 jtraa'l
'0 %sT Of 6nr E,T"a Iy i{yas;sa ,a ''
sch,iae6ci7 7O and wife 70 a'"S Sa%%l cohen ana .o
Ermfora !, 2 mcrt '''''' .'' ''- 50 600
'Sc ,s, 81 iI,c9 X SO sc"nG snyv ;, :, Samuel 5000
Urn ana oaopor 70 -'''' '..'' 5000
nOna-ss a,l 4 Of broadway Samuel Corn {, zoo
costo e, al to IL vina xorcros- c'ro. 500
SOUS: SO ion .yc rim?i5y iaf 90
Phillip and VIE i''" '..'' =. " 100
'0 ar Feaeri:s TX oshyS & sE' s"S vi; i2S 'a M
Icnriquc1 ,'4-'"" ~u.''''', ' 83oc0
Wet Tsoaass sovS saas: s' sda q VT, f 'fs rraS lSSS
5Cth,t :. 200 # " cf dtn-a,c. ;3ov,,: Net
lopolltOn Traction Go Of Ncv.yora the B-,a!.
way AMI 7thovc Railroad Co ............. I
ioa2 LOWS q Jud-on N and md VIE mt t. laa.i
75th,st, rs i.9 it " Of Vet inlaIc. i9v
TO-: TO-: John + Corney and wife t. Aewi- g
75th,rt. n :. $50 it W OF WcsI i.ad.,,c. tx
75%, ,9.'i as '%'S Of W,, va "S laye ."y ls1
lo42 Lewis q Juison and Wiz :; lM.,a
60, hGnad Leoi,l, 70 lar,d . Aao...-.'.,:. 2l,co)
49,, isIn.S 80 n Fast; Ga.',lc i Svhi,. 70
1st,a1c W .. 20 II : Of Gitn..t .3.dNi.0: vii.
s,tlt r1 NH l.''aG i.a 1%a and T:s ia T. l l M ' o
adayc 4; Nv s.; sSF,ig, 5y. si,', a'd>csA iian
4SWai ,. 20 4 E Of isityr. 5oIioo5 G.e
7c'n,ss h.i,.: 80 90 E~'l lisaIy Dale 70 ha'.ie't
52d.st. $3.50 n ., =d.a,c. 4I3>s0 Jori~ wei
=, ct al to Aunio Aaron ................... !
.; Il. Lie ins 60 t. iieny i;,t,caM $500
may - IO9ES freS,r" ( GSseiit IT, @' rii.d ii1, H. % ls
y Liis Iqs O.. -. ''....' ' 1900
AbIaul, .,...' 81 900
Ier AMI Wife to Jacob Riescr......'..' 5,001
1i+ta.st. so ~ Fast; Gu~'oNe na~-e 70
PaI iiciipFcT 80 49, "' ''a'.. " - 500
l. Wilson to Sarah + Is;eh ....-..... $50
Epaan % and o"orcr ,'.'" ',,,. - '''
'VS'n;oIi eaoIinc raisr 70 ws I"lle 'N-O;y 10
100; Adollh l. Sanger. Ieer'e /, "c -, y ,o
jacob g. Butcr i and Sifc M to Susan or 81 coo
''gn, RSabs 70 = Iri'd',na 3D. Ea.bc I "o''.u "'''
con% 'V Sst,ve. Sc, 81 Z 055 iaul II insc. to
lorr. s ave- S"s'a: VIA 5 r :st.:t William I~dar
referee Dennis Moran 2o.'
Morri@.ave W corner of I5sd..t same sam, $3.50
10y to sr@dercE rie Ecdards e,cei5r 15,oOo
St Ann's.ave . : AjO q ~ ijl,'-st G''man-
imSd hmSIiC9 oiroG Eal '''ne .' '''' 1900
'O@1Der" "SStabr6 1T'd and w +, Mafy viii oooo
c"d,rSy 6t chIv.rS iHG e, u al 10 % wam Ia sim.oa ooo
Codar-ave. v 32j II II land Of l. g Morris sane ma,
u James Chrystie ~ al -...... ...--.. '"'
cfeo,rn,a1e pnnns1 :, ~ ~ II pdnqh n 14oo
CFf,Siton.1v9 W B. 100 IT WHICH, s,'. 200
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
Ciin i)ropertn for Sale.

A CHANCE TO BIZ EIEGANr CITY HOMES nt rare
n harrans-On West 96h-s.. 125 from entrance
10 ccntrn PARK. f,urstory and basement brown-stono
basement on End
,re s.vacn 9th asth Waterman on premises
'' Il. FITZPATRICK 50 West G7th-st.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
ROYAL BLUE LINE

PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. AND WASHINGTON.
For lnialcpha. week days. 400. 500. 300 1000.
ll:3o Umng taD \, NJ. 30. 2.oo 100 G;un.t Pa9r
night SUNDAY. 40 91D. II 30 dining caD a. NJ.
I.9O 500 dining carr 1.3o T. II. l2:lj night.
For baltimore ana Washington. week days. 300. II 30
dining tap \. NJ. 80. 800, 800 Dining CaD. ,'O
T. NJ. i2.iJ night. SUNDAYS D:oJ II ~ tDinlny carr
y N. l:3p. 800 dining can. 1:3o p NJ l2;l5 might:
Tickets purlor be procured liz.
li4n l.323 broadway. -. On
Ave- 81 East IAN ST. i3i I2ith st. 2Gi West l25th
Columbus Ave-. New York. Court ST. $50 Full
ton 81. Hfooklyn. ~ broadway. Williamsburg. The
New FORK Transfer Company Will call ana check bag
sage from hotel or resitence to destination.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
RECORDED MORIGAGEs.

Amos. Jared O. to David Keller sslet, " Of 9, ,,o
Ai,s aqd N,i9 !; ii'': sat-. Ss',s,
Hank o i,a,,s ta1 SitS o o. o 49, Il 1920
Beinstcil Isaae to & Haas. ll4tn,t .ooo
nafy J.ass sSd yii,, J. rcraise et al
iSs.h'S'' ~e o' ""''','' ... 30 90,
BloS%heG. sa,aa J. . n l. Garrison. ; !, 900
cush@a6 1nS wclls s. ami MI |, Tto Guarani.e
aud 1rus, company. " sith'st. OF fa'h- ,soco
Same ne to 4 ii jarvis 4tnaVe, OF sitA.'t oo,
Connolly, rat,icI to ii ii Pond. lot a., map Of o
Oh"iag' Gthays nres 70 . 25Co)
iCsihst Of Ams,cs'an-avc ! year l'o'o
Grant 9Se aa q, Ts I6sLc az : r1ni~ nortces ls 100
'ie9'' 70 J0s@a o., va, ,re ~ "a $500
G,aSon q rsoinas and vic T. 1itc qua ante omI
Irust Company, -:thst OF ita'a"' - ,co
ha.fi'O' ",sia a9dst W " Of S ohayc ycars 1900
hcnscTt r. raql rannlsSy 10 i''i' $1,000
nc@s A@s'eEnn1Sc fda aS Of baSSan aGSa, fcSl lots
.r ;, :" 49, 5s 70 - and l"F' o. map e"r 600
uenrSr' nn,n PnaI si''S 70 William Huhcr
uScf Iy sade 'Ir"s6 % c o Fl 1V'a a1aatcs Si Trust Co.
Jud:oq 'SY.S' Snarc: C. and VIE ts%ey West oooo
Eadays :c1mer S of 9ss' l, 70 d9a E5oaSna; saw "'0'
ines Institution, IS Maiden Lane Of Pearl o, M,
Jeneini S ySa CSaic: it, to j " 'Kalcniamp oo
uo5s" hSnr':' M and Of Vic 1s5os' To- Is lot 4s "'Oo
map MelIo.e. yeat5.-; -. tx "'o''
Mce'on; 81 ,sdso,,aVe % $500
MeNValters Jamee 10 II G Schwab. Cedar 80
ave lots u and Is map VI + Chrystic " years oio
ofC't o (. T,@holaSayc yc"r rnor ragcs'.. - ooc
O'Rr!cu. Luke. end wife % German American
Kea hen l,'a'e i'g 81 l5c,.p d,msDd 1900
'h'? o,b hsi st Of "j hns,"riannve years 1oooo
P'tn, Sosh' ans Dntehst OoO'o
Sims Harry NJ ard wife to John Wyeih 900
Rafrry Mathew, and nnotl, James NclJn .
Ali n ; 3ithst W o 1Ofl ave ycar......... l,1OO
KothsctIld Henry, to the Ncw-York LII. Incur
anee drI v@mp'ny' ''"'''O'' ''' ~ $500
smith Prank L. aud wife T. w Io'n-cn
md another executors, Wc.t E1dafc = - ooo
e,nrSoa Wilarn i. 10 " S"hwah. " ',inr
ave lots D aud g. map o. Mary Chrtsle. moo
sIycrthau Abr,ham ard wife 20 Lena Jaroiy o,
al n 4th-aVe. l3oOO
sen%RI; Tngln pa,ls ave- % o a-thSt VAR 1900
Sim, h"ir MacI.on'a,c Il OF 3atist ; vcars 05;o
yeet Zlnr! and wife Z, Rowcry (. vinGs Bank
e., h"%1o" y~sr '".'f '''''o'' ""o''" 5000
wbtt. Jchn and wife 30 METROPOLITAN I.f In
srianc, COMPANY, ''.'s' u '~''" 1900
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF New JERSEY
(Aathraclte coal used eyclusivelvD
Togr TRACKS. Automatic Bloc!s signals
,rrnln. l.lr.. lfhflln foot of I.lhertN 81.

(AlflruNlfe
Four Automatic Block signals
Trains !-av. station foot Of Liberty ST
Tn~ Table In Effect Dec. II. lsH
For f,aston ii.hl~aen. Allentown. Mauch 'hunk. &;
TOO 10 II. ~ 10 Eas,on \. NJ. l:lu. l..'o ,i~
to Eas'onl. 30 SIS. 80 10 Allentown T. NJ sundays
30 Ii5 T. NJ. 100 80 T. NJ - =,
For Wllk.sl ari". Plttston and scranton, si1 a. NJ,
i:l0 10 1870 T. M. sundays. l:3O 4. NJ - :,
For BEADING 400. 500. s.ij. 1000. ll"" A. u =
no i3o 800 400. 5:45 1870 = VI. l2:l5 might sun sun
days. 4:3o a. NJ. 100 l:So. 55o' ~" T. NJ l-'io
night. . go ,oo
For Harrisburg nt 400 500. SIS A. n. 40, 1;3o.
100 = - T. ~, l. 10 night sundays 100. 30 T. NJ
I..i5 night. oo
For SunLury Lewlslurg and Williamsport AZ 400.
500 $40 n NJ l:lU. lb, 1:3D l., u. u 10 night .N-
cept Saturday night. sundays i:l5 A. NJ, 80 T. Al =
II 10 night. ~.
Bank. Long Branch and points south % Poin'
Pleasant 40 ~.i5 II 30 \ NJ 90 ~ $40 TO Red
4.2p - rs Red Bnnlp. d u J. Il SUI
days. except Ocean Grove and Aslury PARK, 300 y M
400 +. Il.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
i3O si5 A. II. l.: :f5. 3. -. 40 J.. VI.
For F.rmingdale Toms River. Blrnegat PARK and
Blrncgit. 40. S.lJ A. NJ. 1:tj. +;2D J. ~ -
Tor Atlantic cry Ninciand and Bridgeton. 4:3O A. NJ
10 =. 81
For Mormeuth Bcach, seabrlsht. anI lIshanl Beach
SIS. II % y. NJ. 1880, 40 400. 40 l.. NJ
SUNDAYS. 300 y. NJ. 400 J.. VI.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
Cunnlrn ])ropertn for Sale.

A TTRACTIVE HOMES a; Harrington Park. Bergen
"A County, Jersey. ~" West Shore X. H.. IL
miles fiou Ncw-Nor.; plots onercd fr sale FOR lle
cents per square property carefully ic-tTictd
For fuithcr particulars all cation b" ns1' r-onaY
by l.ttrr t. j. EDMitD Giles ~ Last sixteenth
ST.. Ncv-l or.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
Cost dn0 Goun0.

7 OeT.-l,1uk Book 10. 23i5z' on Dry Dock Savings
- Bank person having claims upon said book Is
t4IlrI upon present the 10 the bank within
thirty da.s said book VIII be- declared cancelled and
ex, nguishei. AMI a now one issued In lien thereof.
OsT.- -Pankbook NJ. 9G7 Bank for Savings. ca
IL i}eec.er-st. New York. Payment stopped Please re-
book to bank.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN RR.
stations In New-NOrk foot of Barclay nnd
Christopher Streets.
vESTIBlI.ED PII.i.N&N COtCuES

christopher streets.
vE>TIBtIED TRAINS. PiLI.lIAN COtCuES
Direct route 70 NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD MONTCLAIR
Ridge Madison Sorrisown Pnssair. Paterson Boon,
ton: Dover. Sanhope BtDD'S LAKE. LAKE no
Washington "'TIT pMIiIisnRG EAsToN No WAffH
GMr. STkouDsnCRG roceno Mountains: SCI.AN-
MAMToN: OXFORD: NOKwICIi. WateryIlle lTICA
kIcHFIELp SPRINGS. Cortland sYRACt'sE os-
iATm bANsyiiLH 'iifrkI3 ''si ana H'f ali points 'iiG
WEST; NpHTMwEsT AND sOl'TIlWEsr: 49,.
Press. Pullman l'Alacr Cars. connects at buffalo
with train fur Chicago. arriving $50 n m. next
7:so !. M-BINGHAMToN MAIL stops at principal
LOO T. SCRANTON. DINGlAMToN and ErMTRA
ENIRESs Pullman parlor cirs
4:iO T. .SCItANToN WILk EsBARRE ami PLlM-
7:ao + 81 d5syi.H Tn FFXidp p'iG IGMfTED EMPRESS
900 .Dslly,-nl'gFAr.o. rTISA aud oswEGo
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at n
ray 1y"' % ana ~ bro!tway Tickets at lcrry sati"ns
ave. Nrw-YOrk 333 Waahingt TaJ Fulton and
~ i'roadway lrooklyn Time tnbI-s giving fun inor-
WEsTCoTT EXPRI;ss COMPANY Will call for AMI
check baggage from hotel Residence destination.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
BALTIMORE wAsITISToHi' INIT ram "~ic4Go cIxcrN
MSx EAE Sr E9Es (K AM Az * FONTS M TkATSE WFT
I 80 p n AMI l3ls night. PITrsIil.RG. 1880 P. Al;
+ I'm s. "'Ss MasrHarooNNA rHNaroNAT miTdRE TT bRtlS ~ o aS S
< n; pning Cap, 1870 900 ~ es SUM- SUI 81 GOO p
daily a"s sa S'I I6n6k n lSI nsn as NJ dsy isiy' S @
= ~. ex sun. NEW ORLEANS y. ~ daily.
vssys route oes % M m % sHd
East l4'h.st: 400 Grands,.. y y a't Futons'..
N.wlok TRANSFER Co. viii ea for and check * bssss..
"otR note OF rcslaenes to destination.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
Uiufcr neoctie.
OR. S1TR0NG's SAINT TAglWM,

SARATOGA SPRINGS y. y.
popular resort TOR health change. r,t or recreation
oil lc year Elevator. electric bells. -tea. op'n fire
places Sun.uarlor> promenade the ROOT SGitcA Il
rooms. win baths; Saratoga waters ana WINTER sports
electricity; all bltis and all remedial appliances
New Turkish and i.u.slan hath unsurpassed In Oriental
,eg1nre. send for Illustrated crcular
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23
MN1TIEl, GNDlAl RIVER,

ROCKLEDIE, FLORIDA. -
THE MOST pOPGl l.Al. WINTER Itt.SOET IN II
SOUTH. OPEN JANUARY 10TH.
ANDREW 5. LEE. Propr.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23

LAKEWOOD Mo Go
THE PALMER House NOW OPEN.
This new and magnificent hotel Is constructed % brick
nul supplied with all modern eonVen'nccs. For IA'S'
j H. PALMER. Manager.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-23

HOTEL ST, ELMO AND 0TT&GES,
ON the wcs, bank Of rohns River. Il few min
i;,s' walk rom III. sulphur Springs. Delightful walks
and drives Rates 50 10 81 per day SPECIAL ~ h'
week. Address !. l.. SCOTT MFt.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-05-24
KNOWLEDGE

3rinss comfort and improvement and tsnds to personal eHoyment when nightly used. The many. who live bet ter than others and enjoy life more, with less expenditure. by more promptly adapting the worlds best products to the needs of physical being, will attest the value to health of the pure liquid laxative principles embraced in the remedy, Syrup of Figs.
 Its excellence is due to it's pressn. ing in the form most acceptable and pleas ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly beneficial properties of perfect lax ative; effectually cleansing the system dispelling colds, headaches and fevers and permanently curing constipation. It has given satisfaction to millions and met with the approval of the medical profession because it acts on the Kid nsys, Liver and Bowels without weaken ing them and it is perfectly free from every objectionable substance.
 Syrup of Figs is for sale by ali drug gists in 50c and q bottles. but it is man ufactured by the California Fig Syrup Go. only, whose name is printed on every package, also the name, Syrup of Figs, end being well informed. you will not acosps any substitute if offered.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-05-24
Worlds Fair,
m

The Worlds Fair commissioners met at Tucson yesterday and elected the following officers:
 President-D. J. Brannon, Flagstaff.
 Vice President-W. c. Barnes, Pbe- nix.
 Treasurer-R. c. Brown, Tucson.
 Secretary-T. K. Sorin, Tombstone.
 The secretary was instructed 10 con- fer with the people of the various counties of the territory with reference 10 data pertaining to the resources of the counties to be furnished the Ari- zona commissioners at Chicago.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-05-24
Water Notice.

Owing to the scarce supply of water it is necessary to practice great economy in its use. Running water or waste ful use cannot be permitted under any circumstances and will be followed by discontin- uance of supply. Trees and gardens need not be watered more than twice a week, or enough only to keep them alive during the present drouth.
 The supply will be turned on from : to 8 and II to 12 a. m. and 3 to 4 p. m. until further notice.
 HUACHUCA WATER Co.,,
 J. w. CLARK, Gen. Agent. May g, 1893. 1w
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-05-24

than Brevier, in violation of Act No. s3, 10th legislative assembly.
 We find tha: the publishing of the valuation of the property is not re- quired by Par. 26s5 of the statutes and that only the taxes and costs need be published. The printing of the assessed valuation of the property increased the opportunity to charge for blank and unoccupied space.
 We recommend that it is the duty, of the Board of Supervisors 10 protect the taxpayers by carefully reading and revising the proof sheets of all printing ordered, to the end that no unreasonable bills for printing be al lowed.
 We also find that the Board of Supervisors have allowed the clerk of the Board excessive extra pay, and recommend that the practice be dis continued.
 We also recommend that the sher- if and constables in making arrests throughout the county shall tske prisoners for examination before the nearest magistrate or justice oi the peace, as required by Par. 596, R. s. of Arizona.
 
 To bs COntinMed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-05-24
san Diego, Yuma X Phenix.

Chief Engineer Fred Knox of the San Diego, Yuma and Phenix rail- way arrived at Yuma yesterday hav- ing completed the survey of the line from Phenix 10 Yuma a distance of l74 miles
 The steepest grade is eighty feet to the mile for ten miles. The balance is only thirty feet to the mile. much better grade than was expected.
 The right vf way has been granted by every owner of property from Pine nix to Yuma free.
 Engineer Knox for nine years has been with Otto Mears of the Denver and Rio Grande Southern.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-05-24

There is nothing I have ever used for muscular rheumatism that gives me as much relief as Chamberlain's Pain Balm does. I have been using it for about two years-four bottles in alias occasion required, and always keep bottle of it in my home. l believe know good thing when l get hold of it and Pain Balm is the best liniment l ever met with. w. R. Denny, dairyman, New Lexington Ohio. 50 cent bottles for sale by druggists. m
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-05-24
BOARD OF sUPERy soRs.

BOARD OF sUPERy soRs.
 The grand jury find exhorbitant rates charged ard allowed for printing. This is especially the fact in the case of publishing the list of delirquent taxes for the years 1891 and 1892. Act No. S3 Of the 18th legislative assembly pro rides that D cents per inch shall be charged for the first insertion and 50 cents per inch for each subsequent insertion, to be set in Brevier type single leaded.
 We fiud that the type is so set as to occupy one-half of the width of each column, except that in the half of the column left vacant, notbing appears but the figures showing the assessed valuation of the property and the amount of taxes delinquent. As no footings of the columns appear or are required, it is evident that the only reason for increasing the measure ment to about double that necessarily required is to proportionatsly increase the bill for printing.
 We also found the typs to bs larger
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Cattle News.
Tncson Star.

Three thousand head of cattle were contracted for last fall with s. Otero and Maish X Driscoll, to be delivered before the end of this month. Mr. Holt is now here ready for his pur- chase. F. Maish is in the country experimenting the rouad-up. He reports that cattle are in fair order and fully as good as ho hoped to find them.
 The prIces made were So j0 for two ye.-s and F for three yoa. olds. Mir. Otero viii .;.rni>h Into of the ship ment and Mai-h & Driscoll like number. Small ranchers Of that part oi the country will furnish some of the 300O head.
 Burt Dunlap of Aravaipi canyon, Graham county, nos in the city, tells of good prices made by telegraph with Wyoming parties on j00 steers. He receives for them $l3 per head for two year olds and SIG for three year olds, The stock were in fine trim a week ago. For that time however they have been held at Wilcox await ing Santa Fe cars, so they are now in good condition. The stock will be placed on the fine ranges of Wyoming MT. Dunlap is about making another shipment on his own account. It is of 900 head of COWS to go tp pastures green in Kansas. They will be sent in few days.
 H. c. Samaniego will furnish MT. Holt with 1900 head for early ship ment. They are now being round, d up.
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Judge Reilly is sick and was unable to attend to the case today of the Terri tory vs Burnett in which case he was counsel for defendant. Immediately after the jury had been discharged in the Turner case, the cattle case known as the Conspiracy Case" was called and jury has been in course of con- struction during most of the afternoon session.
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PROBATE JUDGE AND COUNTY HOSPITAL. Your committee beg leave 10 re- port:
 After examining the office of pro- bate judge, find that the affairs of the office appear to be properly conduct ed. Some improvements have been made in the manner Of indexing the books and of keeping allowance ac- counts with the several estates in the probate court. We also find that the Board of Supervisors have neglected to allow and order paid the salary of the probate judge for the first quarter of the current year. We suggest the need of another case of pigeon hole. in his office.
 On county hospital we have only to report that we have ascertained the number of patients to be six, viz four male and two female. The patients appeared to be we'll treated and in- quiry developed no complaint. We recommend tha. a new floor be laid in the kitchen. JOHN MONTGOMERY.
 CHARLES L. DOUGLASS.
 P.J. DELEHANTY.
 Jos. HoEFLER.
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Grand Jury Report.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Your committee appointed to ex- anime the offices of the justices of the peace respectfully submit the follow ing:
 We have examined Justice Duncan's and Justice Koska's offices, and find the books of the former kept in A neat and fficial manner. Justice Koska does not keep any fee book, as your committee is informed is required by law. The books of his office other wise are kept in a neat and official manner. Your committee would re- spectfully make the following recom- mendations:
 First, That the Board of Super visors issue circular letter to all justices, instructing them not to issue warrants to parties until they are satisfied that said warrant prayed for is asked for in the interest of justice and not for petty spite.
 Second, That all justices be re- qaired to keep an account of the fees of all constables and other officers of their court, as it is impossible for your committee or any other commit tee to ascertain anything about the fees claimed by constables and other officers. All claims of officers oi jnstice courts are certified to by the justices, but AS they keep no record your committee fail to see how they can do SO.
 M. G. CROWLEY.
 B. McARDLE.
 J. W. CLARK,
 LOUIS DUvALL.
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The vast facilities of the J. c. Aver Co. Of Lowell, Mass., enables them to place the superior blood purifier Ayers Sarsaparilla - within easy reach of the poorest invalid. Don't be induced to take "cheap" substi- tute. AlwayC remember that the best is the cheapest. 22