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Arizona republican., 1894-12-04
He Will Persist in It.

GAS long, therefore, as no provision IS made for the final redemption or put. ting aside of currency obligations now used, to repeatedly and constantly draw from the government it's gold, and as long as no better authority for bond issues is allowed than at present exists, such authority will be utilized whenever and as often as it becomes necessary to maintain sufficient gold reserve and in abundant time to save the credit of our country and to make good the financial obligations of our government.
Arizona republican., 1894-12-04
Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
 Worlds Fair Highest Award.
NOTICE.

Dog owners are hereby no- tified to license and muzzle their dogs as provided by law or they will be killed where found. THos. MoLLoY,
 City Marshal.
Arizona republican., 1894-12-04
National Banks.

"Questions relating to our banks anc currency are closely connected with the subject last referred to and they also present some unsatisfactory features Prominent among them are the lack O elasticity Tn our currency circulation and its frequent contraction in financia centers, when 1t is most needed ir other parts of the country. The abso. lute divorcement of the government from the business of banking is the ideal relation of the government to the circulation of the country. This con dltion cannot be immediately reached but 1t IS step in that direction and as means of securing the most elastic currency and obviating other objections to the present arrangement of bank circulation the secretary of the treasury presents in his report scheme modify ing the present banking laws and pro- yldlng for the issue of circulating notes free from taxation under certain limita- tlons. The secretary explains his plan so plainly and it's advantages are de- veloped by him with such remarkab ble clearness. that any effort on my part to present an argument in it's support would be superfuous. I shall, there fore, content myself with unqualifedly endorsing the secretary's proposed changes in the law.
 CarliSle's Plan.
 s'It is proposed to repeal all laws pro vlding for the deposit of United States bonds as security for circulation, to permit national banks to issue circu- iating notes not exceeding in amount 65 per cent of their paid up and unim- paired capital, provided they deposit With the government as a guarantee fund in United States legal tender notes, including treasury notes of 1891. 8 sum of equal amount to 30 per cent of the notes they desire to issue. This de. poslt Is to be maintained at all times. but when any bank retires any part of Of It's circulation proportionate amount of it's guarantee fund shall be returned to it. In addition to the guarantee fund it is proposed to provide safety fund for the immediate re- demption of circulation notes of failed banks by imposing a small annual tax, say one-half of per cent on the aver age circulation of each bank until the fund amounts to per cent of the total circulation outstanding. When bank fails it's guarantee fund is to be paid into this safety fund. It's notes are to be redeemed in the hrst place from such safety fund, thus augmenting any impairment of said fund, to be made good by the i'm mediate available cash assets of said bank, and if these should be insufficient
Arizona republican., 1894-12-04
The Dairy Jumping,

Some Of the rec sons why the Dairy is jumping into popular favor again are Everything is clean and wholesome. the meats are the choicest to be had in the valley. the pastry excellent, the service courteous and attentive, and the prices low and within the reach of all. Give the Dairy a trial.
Arizona republican., 1894-12-04
GROWERS
 MESSAGE.

[Continued from first page. ]
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-31
Famous Paintings
of the World.

What will you get? You'll
get delicious glimpses of, per-
haps, German home life, or
French coquetrles, or & stir
ring war scene, or the laugh
ing joys of childhood, or a
glimpse Of Pompeiian grace
and beauty. Anyhow, you'll
get above accounts and tariffs,
woes, and wants-and it will
do you good. Sure ! 1t will
make you look through others
eyes, and right noble ones,
too. That's where the good
comes to you. All this, and
more, for ten cents and three
coupons, by getting any one
of the portfolios of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-31
BRAZILIAN POLITICS.
The Notes Of Scientist who Went TO Oh
serve an Eclipse.
SytoS,on CIabe

tBVStOn 3lODfD
Sir Benjamin Stone was member OF
the expedition 20 Brazil to observe the
late eclipse OF the sun. Being scientist
whose views are wnolIy divorced from
politics and quite impartial. he was re-
qusted by the British foreign Office. in
sort OF unofficial way, to gather all the
facts he could relating 70 the revolutions
which so frequently occur In that country.
Sir Benjamin reports that the two
great banes" OF Brazil are politics and
gambling" To fire out the Governor
In the inland towns aud provinces by
way OF a local uprising Is not infre-
quentIy the pastifne OF an evening.
But the Brazilian politicians do not stop
20 FIRE out with the ballot. They form
their combinations stealthily until local
revolution is in pickle. Then, with the
aid OF such soldiers as have quietly
been induced TO Join the revolution, a
raid Is made upon the individual sought
TO be ousted, and the affair may last a
day. a week, a month or longer. accord
Ing 10 the amount OF resistance involved
Sir Benjamin amusingly relates that the
British consul was aroused from sleep
one morning by a terrible cOmmotion.
On inqulring the cause ne was told
that II was revolution. "Oh, Is that
alp said he 81 was afraid II was my
men out on strike" and he went to sleep
again. Upward Of 100 people were killed
in this particular revolution. however,
which occurred on Sunday the great day
for such affairs
With gambling as popular and unlver-
sal as revolution, Brazil would seem 10
have long course Of political and moral
training ahead OF her before things will
become permanently Strengthened out
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-31

WANTED, TO LOAN MONEY M
w MEDIATELY TO EVERYBODY; So to
800: per cent interest; easy payments
Also death benefit for old and young not ex-
ceeding $1,000. Cost, 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-31
Ey y. W Bow.
Real Estate Auet..-.
TRUSTEES SALE ~ AJll.o'

= OF y
A GOOD FRAME DWELL.
THE WIDE LOT pN
STANDS, AT THE NCHltl"-
NER OF MOORE AN.
STREETS. -.Bv virtue or . 4
from Reuben Lewis AID "Fs.
March II, 1891, and duly r..o'
at the request OF the bcEsHs.. "H
having been made in the pay ... .H
debt secured. sell by auction, ODD
misses, on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-31
SHE MADE HIM MAD.
a SMALL coloREp BOY ATTEMPTS
TO POISON MISS S. q FLEET.


KING AND QUEEN COURTHOUSE.
VA. May SO.--tspeciai.) IA email colored
boy. employed in the family OF Mrs. Col
onei Fleet. in tho upper end OF this
county. attempted TO poison Miss s.
Browne Fleet a few days ago. He was
shown a package Of Paris-green and eau
toned against interfering with II, as
Il was deadly poison. The next day
WHOM Miss Fleet was pouring out the
coffee abe noticed the green color OF the
coffee. and at once examined the package
of Paris-green and found that II had been
snterfered with. and suspected the boy.
The boy. when called up and questioned.
admitted that he put the poison In the
coffee TO Kill Miss Fleet. as she had
"made unn mao" no steps nave veen
taken 10 have the boy arrested. 80 far
~ can learn.
MIR. JONES VERY ILL.
Mr.. James s. Jones. member OF the
House of Delegates from this county. Is
very I'll at the residence OF his mother.
near Burlington. His condition was
slightly improved at tho last advices from
him.
News has Just reached here OF the death
of Mrs. Captain n. Il. Street at Mon
tague, In Essex county, where She was
on visit. Mrs. Street has been almost
an invalid for several years from that
dread disease, consumption.
The Board OF Supervisors vas 20 have
met here yesterday 90 make arrange
snents for the contemplated repairs to
the courthouse, but owing 10 the
death OF Mrs. Street. Captain ". y.
Street. one OF the members could not
attend. and 30 the matter goes over 10
the next meeting. Quite number OF
citizens were here TO protest against the
plan OF proposed improvements. SO far
as / can learn the opposition Is more
against the present location than any
kbing else.
This section was visited by a severe
biorm on Monday. and few miles above
here the hail was quite destructive TO
growing crops.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-31
PTTTsYLVANIA HOME WEDDING,
Engineer y. u. Grafton WEEDS Miss BETTE
Mnrrnn. Nenr kentnck.

DANVILLE. VA, May So (SpecialO-
"A pretty home marriage was celebrated
to-day at the residence Of Mr.. W IL.
Warren, near Kentuck, this county A
large number OF the friends of the con-
tructing parties were present At $50
O'Clock the groom, Mr.. j, ID. Grafton,
with the bride. Miss Bette Warren
walked into the parloT accompanied by
Dir. W. w. Fitzgerald as best man, and
Miss Annie Coles. as maid OF honor. They
were met by Rev. William Warren.
brother OF the bride. who. in a most i'm
pressive manner. performed the ceremony.
Al the conclusion Of the .ervices, Mr..
and Mrs. Grafton were driven TO Ring
gold where they took tho train for
Richmond and West Point. There they
wake the steamer for New York.
The bride was attired In a Leat-fltting
DRESS Of tan cloth, trimmed in dark brown
mo.te-sllk, while the groom wore a full
black suit The bride is well known in
The county. and is a charming young
woman She had taught school at Rock
Spring and Dundee. The groom is a
WvH-known engineer on the Richmond
ana bGnvllle, and has relatives living In
Rlchmond. lie at one time was engineer
ca tho Sccommodation-tra from Rich
tnond 70 Amelia. lie now runs between
WIS city and Charlotte. n. q. tie has
host " friends, and Is much beloved by
bS So-iaborers in the railroad service.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-31

Decree Of the Circuit Court OF ,ne dsy OF
~ OF Ienrico, entered tue -s
January, 1888.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-31

glTl OF the party stepped out, and with a
smile, offered him her bunch of poses.
The Kaiser was probably as much sur
prtsed as any one else at such greet
Ing. but 10 his credit be Il said that he
DID not lose hts royal presence OF mind,
and returning MIss Brodt's greeting IN
English took the flowers and bowed down
and kissed her, saying that he was glad
to have gained 50 sweet a subject even for
20 short a time. And then he rode away.
leaving all the rest OF the girls wonder
ing why u had not occurred TO them to
offer the Emperor their nosegays.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-31
FOUR DEATHS.
BOWLING GREEN FEMALE SEMINARY
Close OF the Commencement Exercises-
A Successful Session.

A Successful Session.
BOWLING GREEN, VA. May So.-(Spe-
CialD-Our little town is fun Of visitors
has on her holiday attire. and everybody
seems 90 be having a good time, The
cause OF this unusual state of things is
interest In the commencement exercises
of Bowling Green Female Seminary,
" hich begun on the sd instant and which
closes tonight. on Wednesday, Thurs
day. and Friday evenings there were
Tecitals OF music under the direction OF
thc different music teachers. The gradu-
atcs held their reception on Friday eve
ming from $50 10 Ii o'clock. These eXer-
Cises We're literally attended by the pub
lie. were very satisfactory TO the officers
OF the institution, Creditable TO the young
ladies, and much enjoyed by the audi
ence. Sunday morning the Rev. S. q.
Ferguson. OF the Baltimore Conference,
delivered the baccalaureate sermon 10 a
large and appreciatlve audience, who
greatly enjoyed his fine address. This
permon. together with his fine appearance
and his courteous and dignihed bearing
made a fine impression on our people.
Last evening at o'clock the annual
meeting OF the Alumni Association came
of. The address was made by Major n.
q. Peatross. and was well received. The
final exercises came off tonight, and the
Rev. r. r. Wilson. OF your city. delivered
the address.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-31
The EMPEROR KISSED HER.
Surprised and Delighted with the Offering
of u Little Washington Girl.
Washington Post1


Here In America We are in the habit OF
regarding the American girl as very
hcneheent Institution. but on the general
principle that blessings brighten as they
Jake their flight. she has TO 10 from us
ana get abroad before she appears In all
her superiority beside society an the
eucte monarchies OF Europe. In this lice
Were has lately come over the seas a
niue story about little Washington
giil ana the Kaiser Wilhelm.
MISS Bertha Brodt. the daughter OF Mr.
William brodt. OF this city. was recently
sent to Germany 20 complete her eduea-
ton In the language OF her parents
fatherlsnd. She is not YET sweet six
teen" but The adjective goes lust as vel
a year younger The German Emperor
was out with hunting party on the eth
OF this month. and passed The school at
Neiderfenow, near Berlin. where Miss
Brodt and the rest OF the sehool-eir
were drawn up 20 see the royal party
pass. All Of the girls had nosegays OF
flowers. and when the Emperor passed
down fhs lima the one little American
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-31
Need
aChange!

and we propose to tell you
how to get it! The cost
seems absurd when one knows
the value of this prescription,
but often such timely words
are worth more than mere
money. Now, then, take ten
cents, cut out three coupons
from the first page of the DIS
PATCH, and bring or send to
us for one portfolio of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-31

By Z. A. Catlin, Auctioneer,
8 and 7 north Eleventh street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-31
4" RIO VISTA

By yiri ne OF 0eeC OF tfgsi fr..H ....
stead 20 tho undersigned, dafnI I.. r
and recorded In tho C.orks ..
County Couri, IN Doed-BO1k I..
default having been made in u. .
certain notes q ereln scuref, o.. ..
requested 30 20 do ~ tho boa. r
deed, viii proceed - eel a. !I... F
the premises, on
SATURDAY, JUyg o.. ..
at5P.M., THE VERY DFsIgtr. r.
LIABLE PROPERTY, located r.. r.
said deed. as all that ira uf ...
county with all tho iWpr0ve.r...
or near near the Junction nl COL.
road and the Nesiham River
miles from Richmond, ccr'eHr. g..
and being tho same proper. P.
said Robert Armistead Uy A.... nae.
wife by deed dated January ... ...' q
corded IN Clerk onlce, Henri
In Deed Book 1874 A, page l.. ..f
Tho improvements gDr-f.. % r..
FRAME DWELLING q tWs....
order. Out-houses ell com ... .., 2.
this Kind Good orchard auI F...... .f
The Wow from the house ls ....
sale offers AZ opportunity ~.... .
purchase not Only firs;.c.l-t .r.. 3D..
any suburban resident b.t Will
investment.
ANY one having Idle flgd, w. .......
bic 10 invss in THIS really Gms.....
property.
TERMS: Cash, as % 20 much r ......
necessary % defray the cL...... ..
this trust, aud o. dlsohar.H .
with intere-, from Mach o.. I..r
the residue the samc shall a..
such time srd secured 10 -.
said Armistead, bis executor.
shall prescribe aai Dir 60 ..
failure TO give such direction ..
In such manner a. tho s4HI r....
nj, but more favorable term. .....
on day OF sale. JAMES Is. .....
Sale by FRANK d. HILL ~ Co,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-31

~. ,,,r+,a NJ the above decree, as COM
by ~, VII herein appointed for the puI-
r rnss viii proceed to sell at pubic Aue-
PosS' 80 'btVhest bidder, on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-31
GALE OF VALUABLE FURNACE
PROPERTY.
ALEXANDER THOMAS, ASSIGNEE,
rup pprsTcI. IRON AND STEEL COMPANY,
AND TIE OTHER CAUSES HEARD THEME
WITH.

prr.uan, 70 A decree entered In the above
styled causes by tue Corporation Court OI brls-
tol. va, on the 10th day OF Decemoer' loe VIC,
the undersigned special commlssioners' WILL Oh
THURSDAY. TIVE 2srH SUNE, 1894,
at Q o'clock p. NJ, on the promises in the city OIL
Rri.tol. VA, exposo 20 sale at public auction 10
&c biahest bidder the FURNACE PLANT, the
TRkCT OF LAND upon which the same -
s,tnated. and ALL The BUILDINGS AND AZ
pfSRTFNANCES thereon contained; lkewlse
ali the IRON-ORE, FUEL, SAND, LINE On -
IARoRkTORY MATERIALS. TOOLS, APPLl-
ANCES. and ALL THE PERSONAL PROPER
~ Of whateyer kind, all Of said property being
owned by the Bristol Iron and steel company
Inc plant is a nam moth one, being wen con-
structed, and one OF the besE-sltuaIed blast iur-
uaces In the whole country.
TERMS OF SALE: Enough cash 10 pay on the
costs of these suits. tho costs OF said sale, the
amounts owing by the receiver IN said causes
and an additional sum OF $4,000.
The residTe Of the purchase money IN 'hte9
euual credit instalments, at nine, ntteen, ana
tYeuty-one months from the day OF sale; tne
said instalments bearing interest nom tho Gay
OF sale, and the purchaser giving negotaole
notes with approved personal security therefor I;
title of said property 10 BIO retained unIll the
foil purchase money Is paid, and q conveyance
directed by the court. go
Given upder our hands this the gath day OF
April, 1894.
n. W. ROBkRTSON. Roanoke, Va,
ii. u. PETERS, Bristol, Va,
Special commissioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-31
HOTEL TEN NILES FROM LAND.
Proposal to Erect Pavilion In the oessH
or Long Island.


or Long Island.
A hotel on stilts Is the latest novelty
10 catch the odd chsnge OF the Few York
pleasure-seeker. says the New York Eve
ming World.
The promoter Of this unique idea u
c. 81. Coen, with Offices at 3 Union
Square.
THE matter is I'm its infancy as yet,
said Mr.. Coen: I'm fact. n Is altogether
too young TO be talked about The plan
"a to erect a large pavilion on iron pliins
al least ten miles of the Long Island
coast Regular trips would be made to u
by steamboats,. and transient and perma-
nent board would be furnished.
However. IL has not yet been deter
mined II the idea is feasible We don't
know whether we can procure founda-
tion that would make such structure
perfectly safe, nor have we made any
efforts 10 raise the necessary capital TO
carry the scheme out
II have written 10 the proper authori-
ties to ascertain whether police protec-
ton would be given 10 such an estab-
lshment, but have received no reply yet
ANYWAY the thing Is not sufficiently
advanced for me to say anything about
Il at this time"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-31

I, Arthur Roberts, Clerk OF the Corporation
Court OF Radtord, Va. do hereby certify that H.
G.. Peters, II. NJ. Page, and +. W. Robertson,
three OF the special commissioners appointen
by decree entered in the aboye-styied causes
have entered into aud acknowledged separate
bonds In the penslty OF $4,000 each, with good
security, in my Office. az required by said de-
cree. ARTHUR ROBERTS, Clerk.
Done In the Corporation Court Clerks once
for the city OF Radford, Va, April "a. 1894.
my l0-IhSt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-31

must fit perfectly. A perfect fit in a
Fashionable Suit means something made
to order by us from our choice selection
of materials. Correctness counts only
when maintained throughout every de-
tail. There's no slip.shod tailoring any
where discoverable in our suits, that ex-
emplify the highest art and faultless
workmanship. 1t isn't enough to dress
toerably-be attired handsomely while
you're about it, and come to us for a
Suit that it'll give you pleasure to wear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-31
FLORISTS.
FLOWERS.

We are now ready to supply the public with
BEDDING PLANTS o: ali kinds for yards or
cemetery purposes, viz: GERANIUMs, ROSES
hELloTRoPEs, PASslEs, vEKBESAs, &C.
Also. constant supply Ct CHOICE ROSES
AND OTHER CUT-FLoWEks
TOLER COLE
No. Is north Laurel street,
~ hTeh"ATn-sm Richmond. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-31
aucrIoN sALEs-Futsrs D 49,
~ nv . Thompson Brown 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents ana Au.''o
No Ills east Main street.
Richmond. Va.
e,prnrAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
or r,o,Y
TwESTY.FrvE LOTS on MIN THiEN Doo
I,EVARD MD EhANh'
STREET.
Sheppard. Guardian,
vs..
Sheppard, and ais

sheppard
Sheppard, and ais
necrsa Of the Circuit Court or tne AZ Of
~ OF Ienrico, entered TUG
January, Res'
10, virtue ot the above decree. as COM
missioner therein appointed tor tmc auc-
nose. | will proceed 70 sell at puD''S
ton, to the highest piaoe'' WI
TUESDAY. JUNE 5. 1884,
., s.ao p A. the following PROPERTY;
desjgnated on the plat OF the prope'S
dIed In said suit as ,,,.,., ,ropt
Lots Nos. /, 2, and 2. in BioekDS' iso me
ing 80 feet each i,, On 'n gr wu and Grace
strsats. with a depth OF loo ieet' 10 q"
aiIe e. "a 10 S6, Inclusive, in Block 2 'front.'
ing 90 feet each. on the i nosI RRo,s s.
Eth = depth of l5O feet to an aiiey !"
ie fots - TO 49, inclusive in Block front 5t,
inc En- feet each and the corner Iot - 49,
on the north line OF frank,in u'1,h a.
So,ring the aforementioned lots VIII o
dgonth os ia feet TO an alley 20 feet woe.
1'ba hove lots are the last and only ILL., liz
rarnainine, ON the Boulevard ana trahk .,,h
street to be sold in SAID a SUIT hands on
only lots TO be had from tusI MINUS
these popular thoroughfares .or,a
r,onp, the above lots there are sOih0
heautjf,il and desirable corner l los. g.,
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance ~.
one. two. and three years n,eeot,ablc
notes and the title retained until an tng
chase-money is paid and deed oruereu
bv the Court ,>-r, e1,I,pN
No'sneV Special Commissioner.
J. Thompson Brown & Co.. AuctloheerS'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-31

CHAPaAS w. NORRIS ANp UIu.HH. D.
vs.. NIkGINIA STATE lNsUEAH.. ....... II.
OTHERS, lEFENDASTs, SD .. ..
MoKRIss, PLAINTIFF. " IANt.
TRUSTEE. And UIHEs., ULs.
CHANCEkY IOGKr or THE tlE ..
!, Charles W. UCddlu, oiyra u. ...s SUB
certify that the bond require!
CON missioneis by tue dr-J.H To- -.. a
April 10, 1894. has been I4.y -..
Given uadsr my hand his r.. -E
1894. CHARLES .......
my II ..l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-31
WANTED, EVERYBODY IN THE

W CIV 10 nv FKICK'5 GoRH+tb. - be,t f n
provided for stoves aud ranges. 80 for p
bushels ANTHRACITE, all sizes, OF the best
PINE WOOD Tor si.75 and So per half cord.
DRY OAK WOOD, S2.25 per half cord. and all
KINDS Of BEST FUEL at lowest prices. Full
stock BEST STEAM COAL. 1900 west Broad,
Phone 407: 1915 east Cary, Phone 1875
my l3-6,EteOddt CHARLES Il. PAGE.
WANTED, A PURCHASER FOR A
w GOOD BUSINESS STAND AND FIX
TURES, established OYER 20 years. Selling be-
cause have o,her business aud cant attend 70
both. Address hUNtN -, care OF DISPATCH,
With full name and address. and Will call on
Won. nv 2p.Iu.lnHSn3t