Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-07-18

A garden party will be given on
 the lawn, at the residence of F. Nj
 Murphy, Esq, under the auspices of the Ladies Guild of the Church of the Advent, on Wednesday evening, July Is, 1894, from s until II D. m. Concert by the Whipple Band, under the leadership of Prof. La Guardia. Admission, 25 cents. Everybody cordially invited.
 The United States grand jury returned two indictments yesterday evening. one az tinst D. R. Riley and one against James Walsh, charging each with conspiracy against the Atlantic X Pacific railrhl |. They appeared before Judge Hawkins to- day, and were placed under Sl,500 bonds each, which were given, aud they were released.
 A letter was received to-day by F.
 E. Andrews from Miles Archibald, in San Francisco, which stated that the latter had sufficiently recovered from the recent operation performed on him to permit his removal from the hospital to private rooms. He also stated that while very weak still, he was rapidly gaining strength and that the use of his left arm, he believed, would again be gwen him soon.
 The recent letter from the Judge of awards on Baking Powders at the Chicago Worlds Fair, exposing the fraudulent claim of a Chicago house that its baking powder had received the highest award for strength, purity, excellence, etc, is scathing rebuke to those manu- lecturers of cheap baking powders who have no regard fol the truth, but habitually seek, in their public announcements, to deceive con sumers. The Judge of Awards states that no such award was given to the Chicago concern, and has notified it that it must cease pub fishing his name in connection with its false statements.
 We are told. and on the best of authority, that while General Mana ger Gabel was tied up at Williams. in his special car, durin;, the recent strike, the merchants O. that place bOycotted him at the ilstigation of strikers, and refused to furnish him with provisions, and that even the Chinameu refused to do his laundry work. This seems So incredible that we would not believe it. were it not that We got 1t on the best of author ity. This is infamous. Even the veriest knave would show more manhood than these people. It is a poor specimen of humanity that would not tell man that suggested such 8 proposition to go to place about 700 degrees hotter than the Needles is la summer. and this IS what these Williams merchants should have done. Where is the American bac4bone9 We have al ways considered the boycott inde- fensib!e but when it ii carried to the length of life it is, as we say, infamous. If this be trde, Williams will be nothing more than a side track by the time the leaves begin to fall, or we have misseI our guess. Needles Eye.
 The Season for July just received. The pretty Midsummer toilettes are unusually handsome and suggestive both of comfort and bcauty. The large colored plate l054 is devoted to misses and children. and is new and seasonable; in no other fashion journal will be- found so many and varied styles of costumes for our little folk; this alone makes The Season the popular home journal Plate i057 gives a handsome summer toilette and promenade costume. Plate lO5S gives five beautiful illus tratlOns of costumes and the newest styles Tn millinery. In addition to the colored plates, one hundred diff ferent styles are illustrated of cos tunes for ladies and children, plainly described and illustrated, diagrams of new articles published. A great variety of patterns for decorative work will be 'just tho thing to while away the hours at or seaside heme. Ladies will do we'll to secure this valuable at once, or, better still, send their subscription at once to the International Company, S3 and S5 Duane St., New York, N. Y. Yearly, $3.50. Single copy, 30 cents.