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Tombstone epitaph., 1893-10-25
Arizona Awards.

The following Is list of the awards allowed Arizona exhibitors at the Worlds Fair:
 General copper exhibit.
 General gold exhibit.
 General silver exhibit.
 Arizona Copper Co.,, Clifton: com pleteness Of exhibit, showing real val ue of mines.
 T. NJ. & NJ. Co.,, Tombstone: In structive character of exhibit.
 Copper Queen Co. Instructive in formation in stope mining shown by models.
 Copper Queen Co.,. Completeness of display, richness or ore and instruc- tiyeness of exhibit.
 Copper Queen Co.,. purity of copper and general exhibit of manufactured copper.
 Copper Queen Co: educational features oi the exhibit.
 Detroit Copper Co. Morenci: Com pleteness of collection and richness o ore.
 Old Dominion Co.,, Globe: Com pleteness of collection and richness O ore.
 Peabody mine, Cochise county good and representative exhibit. United Globe Copper Co: Richnes of copper ores. United Verde Co.,, Yavapai county I Good collection oi copper ores. Arizona Sandstone Co.,: Excellen quality of stone; beauty and size 0 onyx slabs,
 Texas mine, A. Baron in Huschu. ca mountains: Important industria exhibit of zine, lead and silver ore.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-10-25

For biljonsness and headache Sim mons Liver Regulator is the best medicine the world ever saw.-H. H. Jones, Macon, Ga. 23
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-10-25

J. K. Luttrell, whose name was connected with some of Arizona : large enterprises in early days. is dead.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-10-25

All delinquent subscribers are earnestly requested to cal! around at this office in person or by letter and say something.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-10-25

WANTED-HousewOrk three days in each week bv Mrs. C. Collins, Third street, near Brauch's nursery. .
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-10-25

O.C. Smith, formerly of Tombstone, is the sole proprietor of the Tempe hotel at present.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-10-25

For health and happiness, the boon of all mankind, take Simmons Liver Regulator. 23
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-10-25

Don't lose time and make yourself worse with pills and oils. Take sim mems Liver Regulator. -3
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-10-25

The next Teachers Institute will be a joint affair and will be held at Tucson. Pima, Cochise, Pinal and Maricopa counties x'll participate. No date has yet been decided upon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-10-25

The location or & lot at Bisbee by A. Giesler was the only record filed today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-10-25
Choice Fruits
New and Rare Varieties.

New and Rare Varieties
 Champion Peach earliest and best, +o,o1o Russian and other apricots. No I, $ tO sra per 100. sIooo worth of books for farmers fruit growers etc, given as premiums with or ders for nursery stock Local agents wanted Write for price list and catalogue. Address
 EmpOria Nursery. w. R. Gibson. Prop. Empora Kansas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-10-25

You feel faint and weak in tie st .inach-no appetite. Take Sim mons Liver Regulate. g
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-10-25

For water brash and sour stomach take Simmons Liver Regulator. g
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-10-25

Stoves are being put in place and fires intimate the approach Of winter.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-10-25

The postmaster at Tucson is obliged to file a S40. 900 bond.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-10-25

J.M. Castanada is in San Francisco
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-10-25

E. W. Perkins is in Prescott.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-10-25

Agency of the celebrated Improved White Sewing Machines on Install ment p'aa and for cash, at
 r. B. WAREEKRos'
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-10-25

C. w. Leach is in Tucson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-10-25
Signal Service.
LOCAL NOTES.

Bargains in cutlery at Cohn's
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-10-25

sSMiSes trains. carrying passengers and freight. arrive al Benson. east bound, ai 3 Is p. m west bound 6 30 a. m.
 Pacific time is one hour slower than Tomb stone time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-10-25

The following Is list of the awards allowed Arizona exhibitors at the Worlds Fair:
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-25
THE ROYAL DART Y. G. REGATTA.
The Navahos h Last One Ho ms-A
Light Brsszs.

The Navahoe this Last One Ho ms-A
Light Brsszs.
81 Gable to the Unifsd Press.
LONDON. Aug. 25, 1S93.-Ths regatta of
the Royal Dart Yacht Club, of which MIR.
H. Study is Commodore. took place to-
day. The station of this club is at Dart
mouth, and its clubhouse is at Kings
wear. The course was In the English
Channel. starting from u marx boat off
Dartmouth md sailing to aud around "
mark boat in the Channel. The course
was sailed over four times, making the
total distance forty miles. The first prize
vas $50 la money. The wind was blow
Ing y light breeze from the north west
when the start was MAIDS at ten o'clock.
The Csiluna, Satanfta and Navahoe
took part in the match and got away la
the order named.
It was expected that the Britannia
would take part In the race. She was all
ready TO do so, but just before the stars
her captain received y telegram from the
Prince OF Wales, the owner of the cutter.
ord erlnR her not to sail. 1t Ia conjec.
tured that she WAS withdrawn because of
the recent death OF the Duke of Sake
Coburg n Gotha, who was an uncle Of
the Prince Of Wales.
The yacht SaLanita was the first to
cross the line. She was followed almost
immediately by the Cailuna and Nava-
hoe, neither of which had &uy advantage
of the other in getting away except that
The SayRhoe WAS to The windward.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-25
ENGLISH ATHLETE HERE.

And Another Il Coming to Compete With
the BIoomin' H'Amerlcnns.
Mr.. r. B. Baldry, the famous English
athlete, has arrived, and will at once
start to train for the Worlds fair eham-
pionship meeting. He has decided to
compete IN the half-mile race. and will
wear the colors OF the London A. G.. Mr..
Baidry will spend a week or 80 IN and
about New York, will DO some training
at Travers Island aud the New Jersey A.
C. grounds. and will visit Philadelphia,
baltimore. Washington. Pittsburg, going
direct TO Chicago, where ne will continue
training for the games OF September IA.
Is and 16. Secretary Sullivan has also
received the interesting news that the
hammer-throwing champion of England,
Carey, 10 comtug TO America to lake part
In tue A.A.U sports. He Ii q ape ath-
lete, and will push champion Mitchell.
At the City and Suburban Sports Ia
Dublin a few days ago. he threw this
implement 125 feet 8 inches. and at tbs
Grocers' ASSISTANT Sports the text day
achieved 128 feet.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-25
DAaMER WILL COMPETE.

The Crack riders Catered for the
n metropolitan Associations Races.
Ihs Metropolitan Association of
Cycling Clubs Of New York city and
vicinity will hold the first annual race
meeting on Saturday. September 10. at
Wayerly. 1t is the fastest half mile
track in New Jersey or New York States.
1t is the New York City Internatisn nal
meet, but being unable to get . arst
class track IN New York. have taken
Wayerly. The list of vents are:-One
mile novice safety, open; two mile safety
bspGicap. open; one mile safety . crafch,
invitation, international VENT; one-half
mile safety scratch. opeD; y mile
safety handicap, second clsss, opfn, for
men who have never beaten Pm. S0s. zone
mile safety handicap. first clnss, limit g5
yards. open; five mile safety scratch.
apen. Entries close September 9 with
Fred. Hawlsy, No. 40 Gold street. New
York city.
William Dsrmer of this city will CONF
pete and meet sucn swift riners rs "A.
Al. Zimmerman Of Freehold. w. G. SAM
ger Of Milwaukee. II. C. Tyler, OF Spring.
held. Mass; George f.. Taylor Of WAX
Fnaln. Mass: w. w. WindIs OF Millbury.
Mass: q. S. Gary Of SDriuRfield. Mass;
j. S. Jehuson of Indianapolis. a. 4.
3umatlen and Nv. d. Munger II Chicngy,
". s. Campbell Vi New York. Paul
6rueeh uf Verona and H. Dawson OF
Boonlon have entered and Will compete
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-25
TURN OF rae WHEEL
Club Runs, q Team Contest and . Wafer
melon Feast.

l Runs, 3 Team Contest and . Wafer
melon Feast.
The Catholic Club Cyciers will have q
run to Dnnellsn on Sunday. On the fol-
lowing Sunday tina trip will be made to
Fort Wadsworth. Ga Labor Day they
will attend the races at New Dorp. s. l.,
aud make tho journey on the whesl.
John P. Stone, who tried to drive mis-
bike through a stonewsll on the trip TO
the Catskills aud was badly damaged,
has recovered and Is again driving the
machine. Trifies like fractured lin bs or
broken noses do not destroy the order OF
an enthusiast like Stone.
The Florence Wheelmeu of Union HUI
will have a club run IN Sunday TO ConeY
Island.
The Hudson County Wheelmen will
ha g a moonlight run tonight to ConeY
Isl ind. Tho club will have q run to por-
70 " 10 WsverIy to root" for their team,
Dsrmer. Bournan and Hartman, who
Will try tor the Sunday Cali cup. The
meet will be undo the auspices of the
Riverside A.C.
President Holmes of the Associated
Cycling Clubs OF New Jersey will enter-
Tain the wheelmen ut his home tomorr)w
evening at a watermelon trent. Ths
vvheelmen will ride over from WaverlY
after the races.
The teams Of the G~reenvilIe Wheelmsn
aud the Garfield A. 9. are training for
their race at Bergen Peint on Lshor Day.
The Stone Wheeling Club will have its
first club meet on LABOR Day over The
Crawford course.
A party of the Jersey City A. c.
wheeimsn will make a tour Of the Berg
shire Valley early next month.
The Jersey City Athletic Clubs wheel
men will have a club run tomorrow
afternoon to Coney Island.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-25
WILL PLAY BASKET BALL.
Bcots Have Selected a Team to Meet tn,
Pastime Players.

Scots Have Selected u Team to Meet the
Pastime Players
The Pastime 4. G. has invited the
Scottish American A. G. to send a team
10 meet its team In a match at BASKET
ball. The game is a species OF football.
Two tall poles are set fifty yards apart
hndfrom each at a distance Of about forty
feet from the ground. ia suspended a
barrel hoop. The object Is to throw the
ball SO ft will drop through the adver-
snrys hoop. A foo ball Is used, Teams
of six play and meet at a line mid way
between the two hoops. Il Fight for the
bail, which In this Rane is carried in the
arms. The struggle for the ball Is very
similar TO football, and the coutests are
full of excitement and frequently rough
play. To secure a free throw one must
touch the pole of the rival team with the
bail. This. like u touchdown In football.
~sntitles the player to try for the hole. II
the ball misses the hoop, there is an inn
mediate scramble for the ball. The
date for fhe game has not been fixed.
bur it will take place soon. The Scots
have selected the following team:-Harry
Waterman. John Barnes, James En-
twisle. Harry Joyce, David e ntwisls aud
Tom Reilly.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-25
ANNUAL SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIP.

They will he Held This Year Within
the Worla's Fair Grounds.
The Amateur Athletic Union of the
United States WILL hold its annual
swimming championships at Chicago,
Wednesday. September IS. The directors
Of the Chicago Fair a v designated
"Wednesday, September ID as Amsteur
Athletic Union Day at the Fair. aud III
cuansstion Herewith the swimming
championships will be held in the basin
within the Chicago Fair grounds. The
races will be over q courso go yards In
Length with the necessary number of
turns In each race. Tne first race will be
started Mt three r. NJ. The following
are the evsnts:-100 yards. 40 yards, $50
yards and one mile. A handsome gold
medal. emblematic OF the championship,
will ke awardsd to the winner OF each
evspt, silver medal TO second and bronze
medal to third. Entries close with
James E. Sullivan, P. o. Box, GIL, New
York City, sepsen OF DER 4. An entrance fcs
of ~ per man for each svent will he
charged. The right To rejsc5 or strike
ont apy entry is reserved. The com nit
tee IN ehargs couststs OF Julius Harder.
N. Y. T. ". Chairman; James H. Ster-
rett, Net. Swim. ASIA: E. O. C1nyes.
Ogden B. G. Chicago; T. L. Douglas.
Chicago A. "A; E. 2. Wigntmsp, Cleve-
land A. q l
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-25
ACTIVE ATHLETICS.
Scots Training for Boxing
and Running Cotests.
JIMMY BREAKS A RECORD.
Many Interesting Wheeling Events
Basket Ball Match-0ar
and Mitt.
JIMMY BREAKS A RECORD.

The Scottish American A. C. will be
well reprssented at the games at Gale
DOMAIN Park on Labor Day. It has Ell
tered Steele ana Corn in the hundred
yards dash, Smith and Corn in the quar-
ter mils run. Aipsworth in the half mile.
Waterman in the mile walk and w. AM
hrsy and John Barnes In the novice
race.
Joe Craig is training hard. He puts
on e nough wearing apparel when he
begins his severe practice to stock a
store When it is hung out to Try it
covers the entire rail- of the balcony. He
Is o down almost to wsight. Craig
has two engagements. He will meet
Jack Denny at the Nonpariel Clubs
ameat on September 9 at lis
pounds. give or take we pounds, and
will face Ed. Coughlin of the Pastime A I.
C. at the Scostish-American Clubs exhi-
btiou at Woo5's Hail next month.
Eddie Council of the Scots is getting IN
form for his bout with Mike Hartnetto of
the Gables. They will meet at the Scots
tourney about September Is.
The Scots have loJ selected the dates
for the reception. stag or cross-country
run. but they have chosen one date-the
aunual ball will be held on Noyem Ger 5
at Woods Hall
A fsvorite training ground for amateur
runners un Sunday is Caledonian Park.
Vagelius will compete in the three mile
invitation run at The Riverside A. C.ts
games at. Wayerly tomorrow. Conueff
will be among the starters. Toe prize is
a diamond pin.
The Aroma A. C. will have a reception
90 September is. The Minust A. +.
will hays It's reception on September Is
Efforts are being made TO bring to-
Setner Sim Robertson aud Mike Pa5too
of the Greenwood a. c.. at the Scots sting.
RebertseR has been anxious TO get on q
match with Patton, who got the decision
ar their lSht meeting. The Scots baker
was as a disadvantage rs he nal Two
hard lights before he faced Patton, who
was fresh.
Several athletes went to West Side
Driving Park yesterday to have q prac-
tice run. The track was a lake. the water
was knts deeps 1ney did not practice
The Leonard j. Kaiser Association will
W an outing aud game, ON Labor DHY.
They will go to ~Bsnsouhursr, L. L. Ths
athletic events will be 100 yards dash.
swimming race, shoe race, potatoes rees.
three legged race. broad jump and q fat
mems race. Handsome prize, will be
awarded.
The Y. NJ. C. A. Cross Country Club
viii have n practice spin tonight. lstviug
the association building at eight O'Clock
under the leadership of Lieutenants
Bush and Rider.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-25
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-25
No SCRAPS AT ELDORAD0.

The Fights Arranged for Nex Friday
Transferred to the leland.
The six round 90 between "MysterI-
ousn Billy Smith aud Tommy Ryan, OF
Chicago. which has bsen transferred
from the Eldorado TO the Consy Island
Club. will take place on the same date.
which will be next Tuesday evening;
aud It will no doubt. among those who
know the game. be as great an attraction
as that between Dixon and PIimuier
this week. They are both larger, and
consequently heavier hitters. aud u 10
hardly probable that the contest will last
the ak roupds. This bout will certainly
decide the wslter-weight pions hip
OF America. even ii one of the men Is not
put Dur. Ryan has been under the care
of Billy Maiden at Mechanicsviiie
for the last two weeks. and
it will be hts first perforpianca
in the East. In style he greatly rese N
bles Jack Dempsey. being q remsraably
clever aud two handed fighter IL "Mys-
~terious'' Billy goes at him ia his cyclonlc
style he will find o far different nan to
land on than Tom Williams. the Austria
liam, who he defeated SO easily AZ Coney
Island. Besides these two stars, there
will be o four round go between Fred.
Morris, the black cyclone, who recently
Defeated Moffett Flsherty In this city.
and Billy Hem sssey, VINO has Daver
fought In this section OF the country be-
fore. There W II be another stranger to
New York audiences iu the person of the
ARKANSAS Kid, who will go six rounds
with the PicKHuiuny or more. There will
be other local boxers OF note.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-25
HAD TOO MANY KEYS.

Henry Bemborn and Albert Drayton, twenty
and nineteen years af age respectively, from
Philadelphia, were arrested by Policeman
Loddick on Newark avenue at four o'clock this
morning. The polio man could not understand
the actions of the nien when Ehsy stood beckon-
ing on the corner to q coiored man further up
the s-reet. The man of color Approached, and
when he saw the policeman approaching too
he ran with acceleration towards the Hacsen-
sack River. Loddick caught the two other ms n.
They had in their possession u NUMBER OF keys
which fit the keyholes in the doors OF several
public buildings In Phlisdslphis, 70 they say :.
They fail to state how they came In possessi on
Of them. They were held by Justlcs Macs for
examination.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-25

at Wayerly. September 10. w. s. Malt
by will niauss the audience between the
races with his excellent fancy riding,
Prof. Vns.'s First REGIMENT Band OF
Newark will give a concert.
Among the proment officials are:-
Referee. IL. E. Raymond; Juuxes:-R.
Gentis, Theo. Mersfls. Jr., OF this city;
r. r. Cniswell. James Holmes. Jr.; @.
B. Holmes. NJ. D.: Charles Daily. Timers:
IF. p. Prial. E. Burrls, E. Mason, s.. B.
Bow man. AnnouDcer:-F. w. Burns.
Start er.-W. NJ. Perrett. Clerk of
Cou rse, w. 81. Kirkpatrick.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-25
TWO MORE IN IT.
O,Keefs and Walsh VIII Run in this
Enur-Hfiva Pace 1850

O'Keefs and Walsh VIII Run I'm the
Four-Mile Race.
The Xavier A. A. fiers. w. O'Keefs'
the ten mile cham pion. and Andrew j.
Walsh, the one-mils champion of the
Metropolitan District, forwarded their
entries TO ]. E. Sullivan, yesterday. for
the international four mile race at tins
New Jersey A. G. games, aud evidently
the Xavier cracks nave no desire to leave
the battle for first place to champions
Day and Conneff. O'Keefs and Walsh
are two stayers, and should Council and
Day make q killing race of " from the
start, 1t would not surprise many to SEQ
OtKeefe come to thgfruus.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-25
COMFY ISLAND A. C.'s CARNIVAL

NEW YORK. Aug. %. 1s92.-The Coney
Island Athletic Club has arranged an
attractive fistic carnival for next Tues
day night. The programme for the occa-
sion will consist of several limited round
contests. Inc most conspicuous is q six
round bout" for scientific points be-
tween the mysterious Billy Smith of
Boston, who recently defeated Tom Will
Hams OF Australia. and Tommy Ryan,
the Western wonder, o man who has
never yet suffered defeat.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-25
DlsORDERLY YOUNG MEN.

Herman Reader, twenty-five years old, a
saloon keeper of No. ID Newark street: Henry
Sproos. nineteen years old, a bartender of No.
l9o Washington street, and Herman Bsrge.
field street, Hoboken, were acting disorderly on
Bloomfield street last night. when they were
gathered IN by Policeman John j. Ryan and
Special Officer Wright. This morning each paid
a fine 4f
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-25
FISK AND DoER FINED.

A case of the Blue Point Stables vs. the 8. p.
c, A. was tried before Justice Hama last night
Captain Farrant OF the S.P.G, A. arrested q
driver employed by the stables for driving q
horse with two sores on his mock. Lawyer Nc
Cartin appeared for the Society. and Mr.. Curtis
was there in the interests Of Els and Door, ths
proprietors OF the stables. Justice Hanna i'm
posed q fine Of $40 and costs. Fisk and Doer
appealed.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-25
SUABIANS TAKING READY.

At a meeting of the Greenville Suabian verein
at the headquarters on Ocean avenue, Green
vile, last night, arrangements were completed
held September 4 and 5. Louis GouIa, the Sec
rotary of the Verein is seriously Ill with paint
ers collie. and his work will be performed
by Anton Kraus. The programme of the fest
week. 20
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-25
HUDSON CITY TOPSY TURYY.

Hudson City has not fully recovered from
the shake up il got during the storm on Wei
Smashed fences have been replaced as far Al
possible, but the broken trees and posts have
Uttered up Inc thorougnfsrss TO such an sxient
that to get the section In order before Sunday
will be a difficult undaryakinx.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-25
FLORENCE WAS DlSORDERLY.

Florence Kanaugh, a rather good looking
as No. 328 West Thirty second street. New York,
was drunk and acting disorderly on Bloomfield
street. Hobcken, shortly after midnight this
morning, when Policeman Nj. Murphy arrested
her. This merning the woman said it was her
first appearance In court. and Recorder Melon
ough remanded her.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-25
MILLINERY STOCK BURNED.

Fire broke out In Mrs. CaidweIps millinery
store in the ope,story frame building, No. $50
Montgomery street, at 2.l5 A. NJ, today.
Chanceman Steele pullsi Box No. SO, but it did
not work. An alay m Was sent to Engine Co.
No, a, and they soon had the fire out. The loss
on stock is $500, The cause Is unknown. Philip
Muldoon owns the building.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-25

! eave foot OF Fifteenth street, tn at city, at half
past one, and at eight ?, N. viii start on .
mooni light excursion. The commit tee Will meet
this even ing at the Riverside Bo ct Clubhouse
to compt etc arrangements. This prizes have
been don ated by the Hoboken " elrs.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-25
DEBORAH 81

Mrs. Deborah Terrell says that Hannah and
John Burke called her bad names yesterday.
She does not know why they should have, but
they did at any rate. and she made an affidavit
to that effect before Justice Maher. The offend
ers are held for the Grand Jury under $s0l
bonds.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-25
RESENTED AN INSULT.

Mary McGiff, thirty years old, Of No. 1854
Halliday street, was held In 500 bail to avail
the action Of the Grand Jury, on the charge Of
street. She says that Cotton insuited her.