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The morning call., 1894-02-11
ON THE COMSTOCK.
Weekly Bulletins of Work Done i'm
the Mines.

VIRGINIA CITY. Feb. 10 Appended
will be found the official letters of superin-
teDdents of operations Oh the Comstock:
SIERRA NEytDA-The south lateral
drift from the intern ediate tunnel has
been advanced Is feet, total length 416
feet; the face is in hard porphyry. The
joint east crosscut near the north line from
the north drift 1920 feet west of shaft 900
level is out % feet; face IN tough clay.
CHoLLAR-We are repairing the main
incline below the $50 level. Extracted
and sent to the mill the past week 163 tons
and 400 pounds of ore from The 100 level.
Milled during the week $50 TONS On hand
at mill 70 tons and 500 pounds. Average
OF battery assays $40 81, average car sam
pie assays S23 Al; shipped To the United
States mint 446 pounds Of crude bullion.
PoTosI-The south drift Cd the 4J0 level
is out 103 feet; face in clay and quartz In
the east crosscut 300 feet south of north
line $50 level no work has been done on
The morning call., 1894-02-11

account Of making repairs to the south
drift. which are ompieted and work re-
sumed n The crosseut to-day. Are yet eu-
gagged in making repairs TO The south drift
on $50 level.
BULLIoN-The west drift from the sta
ton 800 level Ward shaft is out 525 feet
from me shaft; face in clay and porphyry.
ALPHA-Have finished repairs to the
hosting frame Of the old Alpha shaft
The shaft is retimbered distance OF 20
feet Glow the surface.
EXCHEoUER-Have finished repairs to
the hOistrug frame Of the old Alpha shaft.
The shaft is retimbere distance Of 20
feet below the surface.
The morning call., 1894-02-11
Mission Republicans.

The Mission Republican Club met in the
Mission Opera Hall on Thursday evening
An election of officers took place as fol.
lows: President, c. c. Butt; first vice.
president j. b. Sheridan; second vice.
president. John Rhodes; secretary. Nels
Johnson; financial secretary. Thomas
O'Connell Jr.; marshal. William Webb;
treasurer, Z. c. Thatcher.
The morning call., 1894-02-11

from Calcutta to this port. At the present
time there are three shiss on the way here
from Calcutta, the SiIvercrag, Cromarty-
shire and La0mene. The Calirrhoe, an
old trader TO this port. is now loading there
for here, so that theirs will soon be four
vessels carrying bags for California grain
on the way
The morning call., 1894-02-11

Peter Hansen, one OF the bunko steerers
arrested some days ago by officers Cleary and
Allen, was yesterday sent 10 the County Jail
for SIX months by Judge Coniau on The charge
OF vsgr1pcy.
The morning call., 1894-02-11

The Architect and builder for February con
tains matters Of importance TO owners OF prop
erty. For sale by all newsdeaiers.
The morning call., 1894-02-11

Those cute little Ponies and Rig an
our acindoac aoitl be gireR to the one
guessing nearest the total nun5er Of
admissions for 81 days to our great
NsIlrinter Ear.
The morning call., 1894-02-11
Trade in Grain Bags.

An interesting and important though
rather limited trade is that in wheat bags
The morning call., 1894-02-11

Hare you seen the beautiful pair OF
Ponies and StCeu nag an our 0ag
Kedrny- street lvindotc
The morning call., 1894-02-11

RICHARDS s Co. druggists. 4oe-s Clay.
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The Black Crook

The perennial freshness and in.
terest possessed by the gorgeous
i spectacle OF the Black Crook con
stitutes one OF the most striking
theatrical facts OF the hour, and its
appearance at the Opera-house next
Tuesday may be expected to follow
the successful course which hos
brought this wonderful play to the
pinnacle Of NIL high-class Spectacular
productions. The performance To be
given in this city will be Il fac-simile
OF those which created SO great a
furore i'll New York, where for twelve
months, the Academy management
were considerably exercised in find
ing room for their numerous patrons
The play will be replete with gor-
geons and magnificent baliets, the
dancers being attired in the richest
and costliest apparel. New and
elaborate scenery has been specially
painted for the tour ny leading
scenic artists, and countless electric
lights OF variegated eolors win
iilnmine the stage in the course of
the aaneers' revels. TO the entrane-
ing strains Of catchy music, the gilt
tering throng will parade, headed by
the company OF stately Amazons ar
rayed from lead to foot in dazzling
armor, the entire force forming M
zen grande tabienux," and present
ing one OF the grandest stage pic
lures ever placed before the public.
Numerous speeialties OF distinct in
resting character will be con-
tfibuted BY artists Of European
fame. There will be three premiere
dansenses from the leading theatres
on the continent, and also the re-
markable quartette OF French Qua
drilie Dances from the Folies Bergeres
Paris, Miles. Fauvette, Coquelicott,
Iaskblone and Carlton, whose sat
tatnry gyrationH have everywhere
created the widest enthusiasm.
With so many features, the .sfiiaek
Crook may be expected to play to
immense audiences.
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A FEAST OF Low PRICES
R1XMS
EMPORIUM
18th
AND ALL THROUGH THE WEEK,
AND ALL THROUGH THE WEEK.
We will fill our tables with special lines at
irresistible low prices. Scan closely the fol-
lowing Bulletin and you will profit thereby

tanning IL sheets of tinted note Daner
md II envelopes to match; this weeks
price &c per box
1000 bolts OF Crochet Edging.
widths Nos. |, :, ,. and s, either
white or red, each piece warranted
To hold 6 yards Of edging; this weeks
price DC a bolt
600 pieces OF Embroidery will he
opened and spread on ourcrnbroiiery
counter, values and prices that make
NIL other ao-called embroidery sales
Idwlndle into inaignificance. THESE
ARE NO AUCTION GOODS. hut
fresh and new from the manufacturer.
lot OF assorted colurH of Zeuhyr.
split and single. this week at 2Lc an
ounce.
Hosiery sale continued from last
week, for prices and grades see our
|eerner window.
Our Gents Furnishing department
must also suffer this week. and
slaughter OF prices will be the order
of the day.
! lot OF Gents working Shirts, web
made OF good cheyiot; this week's
price 25c each
lot Cents Outing Shirts, extra
value, worth I'll each; this weeks
price 50c each
! lot Gents Golored Dress ShIrts
with cuffs and collar to match, worth
VI Is each; this week price 75c each.
lot Cents assorted Scarfs and
Four-in-hand Ties; your choice this
week at 12lle each.
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LOOKING FOR TIMBER.
a Mr.. Reese, from Indiana. In the city In
the Interest of Factory.


y Mr. Reese, OF Indiana, is in the
city today making enquiries in re-
gard to the amount of hickory tim
her in this locality so situated as to
be available for use in the manufac-
tGre OF scures or pegs used principally
by butcher men in getting their meat
aeady for market. Mr.. Reese has
been in consultation with several of
our citizens today in regard to the
hickory growth in Jefferson county
The object of his visit is to find the
most available place for the location
of IL factory and then report his in
designations to his company in In
diana He says the factory they
propose to erect will give employ
ment to at least 300 men and will
need twenty-five car loads of hickory
timber per week. Mr.. Reese and
Mr. John J. Martin are in eonsulta
ton this afternoon in regard to the
hickory timber in Jefferson county.
Ii sufficient and available quantity is
found the chances are Mr.. Reese will
report favorably concerning this
location and we may get the factory
i'll Pine Bluff.
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Shoe Dept. Specials.

Too much stock on hand compels
us 10 make more than usual sacri-
ices in this department.; cost and
values viii not be considered this
week
Our entire stock of the celebrated
Douglass $3 Shoes In Congress. But
tons or Balls; this weeks price 1925
a pair; every pair warranted.
Our Mems $3.50 Shoes this week at
$1 10 a pair.
Our Mems ~ Shoes sold this week
at $l25.
$50 pairs MEMS Calf Shoes, Con-
gress or Balls, Goodyear welt and
hand sewed, former price $3.50 this
weeks price $2.0J q pair.
LOO Ladies' Custom Made Shoes.
broken lots, sold formerly for E,'
$3.50 and $4. This week they viii
he sold ut the uniform price of 81 n
pair.
A line OF Children's School Shoes IN
Glove Grain or Grain, n solid leather
shoe, heel or spring heel. Sizes Ia
3, this weeks prices, soc a Dair.
Sizes TO II, this week y prices. &C 4
pair. Sizes - to 2, this week q prices
75e pair. :,
In conjunction with the above
Specials IN Shoes we Will sell All
Shoes ut strictly Eastern Cost.
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II. r. westbrnok.

The GRAPHIC on Saturday an
nounced H.. f. " estbrook as a can
didate for County and Probate Clerk
OF Jefferson county, subject to the
action OF the Democratic party. Mr.
Westbrook becomes II candidate in
response to the solicitation of his
many friends. He is at present City
Treasurer OF Pine Bluff, II position
which he has filled To the satisfac-
ton of all. He is an energetic and
progressive young man. Democrat
"all wool and a yard wide. and
was born and raised in this county
where he is well known and has a
large circle of friends Hugh is a
very capable and efficient young
man, and should he be nominated
and elected, he will make the county
very satisfactory and efficient Off
Ger.
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TALK ABOUT 6AYARo.
Sothing definite known In Washington
About Ambassador Bayard's Con-
iempiated ResignatIon.--A
Rumor as to Gresham
and Bayard.

WASHINGTON, Feb 26.-Nothing
ieAniteis known in this city regard
nH he reported desire OF ex-Secretary
5nyard to rellnquish the ambas-
adorship to England. AT the time
4 his appointment 1t was said that
ie Mas not particularly DESTROYS of
soing abroad, and that he accepted
more i'll response TO the urgent re-
Iuests OF the President than from
Is own appreciation OF the honor
nd dignity conferred upon him.
nero was a rumor several weeks
sgf, that Secretary Gresham
Toposcd to retire from the State
RMlrtnent as soon as the Hawaiian
1utldle had ceased to be Il nine days.
yonder, and this was coupled with
hesuggestion that in such an event
IL Bayard might soon thereafter
e Hound back again in Washington
q bis old capacity as one OF the
mHident's advisers. Whatever in
mmtion, however. the President
nay have received from London has
I9f so far as can be learned. been
nn1ect OF cabinet discussion. Close
flehls OF the ex-secietary who are
lmiliar with his habits anil eharac-
erlktics are not surprised at the
tatesman TINT ho has found his
.ondon surroundings in a measure
ncongenial, but in view OF the close
eHonal relations existing between
lm and the President they do not
We've that Mr.. Bayard would take
n step for which the approval of
M President had hot been first
erred
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NEW YORK REPUBLICANS.
Hon. John II. starrin Has Large sized
Boom ior Governor.

NEW YORK, Feb 26.-The boom OF
Hon. John II. Starrin as thencxt Re-
publicaneandidate for Governor OF
the Empire State is steadily growing
and his candidacy, which is III the
hands OF his friends. and concerning
which he has SO far made no sign, is
daily receiving Endorsements from or
CARNATIONS and Republican news
papers in different parts of the State.
Although millionaire, it is urged
that the fact that he is a sclf-made
man, who began life in very humble
circumstances, and has arisen to his
present position entirely by indus
Try and perseverance, will tell large
~ III faYor among the trade union
voters, who would infinitely prefer
such man to Il professional poiiti-
clan
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Drew Whlfe

The GRAPHIC contains the annouco.
ment today of Mr.. Drew White as a
candidate for City Clerk Of Pine Bluff
at the ensuing election. Mr. Drew
White is the handsome and accom-
plished cashier for J II. Talbot 4 Co,
and is a young man very popular
among hisfriends and acquaintance.
He is n fine scribe, a young man of
intelligence, and if elected would
make the city fathers" a very eff
cicnt clerk.
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A Big Special in Silks

IN this department we offer YOU
seven distinct bargains Not old and
shopworn, but clean and desirable.
S pieces China silk, assorted colors.
for fancy work or trimming; sell at
23c a yard.
8 pieces Snrah Silks, staple and
evening shades, good quality; sell at
30e Il yard
4 pieces extra quality Ghna Silk,
suitable for evening dresses, worth
soc yard, will sell at 33e a yard.
5 pieces extra heavy. high grade
Surah Silks, excellent quality. worth
zoe Il yard; will sell at }7se Il yard.
. pieces Fable Franchise Silk in car
dnal, navy, gray, pink and gobelin,
worth fully re yard sell at soc a
yard
3 pieces Bengaline Silk in canary,
pearl gray, light blue, black and
cream, former price SOC a yard. sell Mt
62Rc Il yard.
Is pieces 33-inch wide Florentine
Silk for evening or street Wenr. best
grade, never sold for less than Soc Il
yard; will sell n zoe yard.
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Pine Bluff WIS covered yesterday
with four inches of snow.
The recent blizzard has played
havoc with the fruit crop in Missis-
sippi, and also in some localities in
Arkansas.
The sleigh bells were not heard on
the streets yesterday, a number of
young gentlemen lad ordered sleighs
and acknowledgements, but thesnow
WAS not OF sufficient depth to permit
OF the pleasure.
The shouts OF boys and girls all
over the city yesterday were the sig
nails OF snow mailing.
The young folks enjoyed the day
aid made good Use OF the SNOW,
The snow is rapidly melting this
morning and in two more days all
OF it will have vanished.
No suffering is reported from any
quarter Of the city ON account OF the
blizzard.
Sunday orders for coal are unusual
in Pine Bluff, but yesterday the carts
We're constantly on the go and the
coal men forgot it was the Sabbath
day.
Reports from all the towns in South
ern Arkansas show that the snow
fall was general.
Rabbit hunting IL one OF the de-
lights of season OF snow, but not
the kind OF snowfall we Ind Satur-
day and Yesterday.
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DIED.

scuLE---In this city. on February %, 1894, Mr.
fayete d. scull aged 36 years.
The deceased was a son OF the late
Judge j. A. Soul, and nephew OF the
late Col. NJ. L. Bell, also a nephew OF
Captain John Bell, and Mrs. NJ. B.
Nelson, and brother of Mrs. L. L.
Thompson.
He was born and reared in this
city. For a long. time he WAS a
clerk in a number OF the leading bust
ness houses in this city. but for the
past few years he had devoted his
time principally to farming.
He Re ives n wife and four children.
three daughters and one son, also
two brothers, Willie and james, res
idents OF this city. He was Il MEM
Der OF the lodge of Royal Arcanum
The funeral services will take place
tomorrow at the faiAily residence on
West Fifth avenue and will be con-
Quoted by the Rector OF Trinity Epis-
eopal church, Rev. Charles f. Caban-
ISIS.
The Borrowing family. relatives
and friends have the sympathy OF
the entire community in their be-
reayement.
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A Gala Week in
Wooden Dress Goods

Placing goods within easy reach d
all.
II pieces Diagonal Wooden goods
3S inches wide, satin finish, colort
ranging from dark brown. wine and
blue to the lightcst shades OF tan, fine
quality, sold heretofore and cheap al
50c yard; this weeks price 33c
Z pieces Plaid Wooden Serges, lust
the thing forearly spring dresses, fol
both Young and old, former price 400
q yard. This weeks price 25c yard
These goods are 36 inches wide.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-02-26

lesser degree, as well as players and
others interested in the game The
principal business OF the meeting is
TO arrange the season schedule. and
also to consider the changes in The
rules which win be submitted by the
subcommittee, Rush. of Cincinnati;
Reach, OF Philadelphia; and Won der
Abe, OF st Louis, as result OF the
recent meeting in Cincinnati.
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FreshfIowers.

Miss Joe coosotte. at No. 22I West
Fifth avenue, receives fresh ent flowers
every day from ST. Louis. Prices as
follows:
Roses, per dozen. $l.O0. 5Carnation
Pinks, per dozen, 30 cents. Lilies OF
the Valley, per dozen 30 cents.
Hyacinths, per dozen 30 cents. Any
kinds OF floral designs, and all kinds
OF stamping and embroidery done at
reasonable prices; II.
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WANTS TO RESIGN
THOMAS :. sAYARp
Ths United States Ambassador to the Court
OF st. James. wants to Return to His
Native Land,

LONDON, Feb. 25,-Hon. Thomas F
Bayard, United States Ambassador
90 the court Of st. James, has tired
al his exalted position, and is anx-
Gus to return to his mothereosntry.
This can be stated upon undisputa.
BE authority. 1t is known to two
ar three OF the few intimate friends
who have secured the confidence of
tic distinguished American states
man during his short sojourn in this
epuntry, and there are good reasons
for the belief that his feelings and
views in the matter were commun-
icated in a private letter to President
tleyeland some six weeks ago. His
f1fsire 10 return TO the states is based
upon several grounds. For one
hing, the climate does not agree
With him. Since the beginning OF the
Winter he has been compelled to exer-
else unusual care to adyoid the con
aequences OF the raw; damp atinos-
phere, the Injurious influence of which
hundred thousand OF visiting Amer
ieans have had reason to remember.
The number OF functions which he
iscalled upon TO attend i'll social
semi-official capacity also furnishes
~ reason for the uncongeniaiity OF
the position. The ex-senator has
never raken kindly to the functions
OF society, and even during his res
Hence in Washington as a member
OF the senate and OF Mr.. C1eyeland's
flfst cabinet, he always perferted the
Anlet and retirement of his home in
Wilmington, Delaware. Trait OF his
character was even more strongly
marked after the untimely death OF
Ills son-in-law, which occurred very
soon after his daughter had become
q bride. There are other reasons
why he would prefer to return To the
United States, but these are the prin- I
eipal ones. The carrying out OF such |
IN intention, however, would be |
deeply regretted in diplomatic and
Social circles, for no minis tt. in a
GIeat many years has succeeded in |
milking himself more popular and |
inspected not 10 say honored, than |
american thcvalier," as hp is refer /
red to in the drawing room. His
distinguished presence, his eeurtly
manner, his affahility and his powers
MIGRATORY have combined to make
MIN one Of the most popular, ii not
the most popular, member Of the
Diplomatic circle in London, and his
departure would occasion genuine
regret. The exact character OF his
communication to Mr.. Cleveland, as
well az the tenor of whatever reply
has been received. are unknown, but
Il is not though that he would go TO
the extreme of rendering his resigna-
ton even at the sacrifice of his per-
sonal feelings, ii it We're the desire OF
the President that he should continue
the United States Mt the
English courts for the remainder of
the Presidents term.
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silver Novelties.

A sterling silver curling irons; very
pretty. Beautiful designs Of solid
silver nail files, sterling silver shoe
horns, sterling silver shoe buttoners,
sterling silver glove buttonefs. ster-
ling silver book marks, sterling silver
bib pins. An endless variety OF
sword pins in silver and gold from
70 cents up, and the prettiest love
chains ever sold by us.
NJ pARSE 4 Co.
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AFFAIRS IN BRAZIL.
Martial Law Ends Today and the Election
Takes Place Thursday.

NEW YORK, Feb. a6.-According to
the latest advices from Rio de Jan
Zero, the state of martial law ends in
Brazil, and the siege is raised. The
presidential election takes place on
Thursday, but only one candidate is
in the field.
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4 combination of sound sense, pa
thos, humor, wit and satire. He as
sails the false. the wrong, the evil;
but pleads for the true, the right and
the good. He "whacks' hard, but
"whacks" where it is needed He
docs not offend, forhis manifest good
nature and boundless huinoI takethe
sting from sayings that look harsh
in cold type. He both anuses and
instructs, and must be heard to be
understood and appreciated. What
ever may be the estimate OF him none
can hear him and fail to be impressed
by his simple earnestness and SINGER
ity Of purpose. There is none like
him; he is simply fsSam Jones
Tickets on sale at Altschul's Cigar
store from Friday, March Q to Tues
dGy -. Secure them early. Seats
will be at a premium
Arrangements have been made to
place large number OF extra chairs
on lower floor, that all may be
seated.
IL
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Jefferson Gnarfis Eau

The Jefferson Guardsa are arranging
to give a grand ball and supper next
Friday night. The entertainment
promises to be the grandest OF the
season and as the soldier boys never
do things by halves, a rousing good
time may be expected. The best of
music will be engaged.
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SGme excitement was current on
the streets yesterday when It was re
ported that the Court house had been
broken open by some one as it was
thought, intent on mischief. The
window to the County Clerk office
had been raised and the front door
opened. The officers were working
at tie case when Prosecuting Attor-
ney Smith G. Martin made known
what had happened.
He had some papers in his Office
which he was compelled to have
With him this week at Warner Circuit
Court, and he had raised the window
to the County Clerks office, passed
through into his own office and
came out by the front door. His
statement quoted all excitement,
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WILL NOT BE CHARGED. New Goods ara
shelves. - W.
REMEMBER oURKEY FAKE q, i Ell,
in progress, and here are the names Of the
fortunate ones and the dates on which they
received p 90 out of the little box which they
Mrs, B.. j. Lambert Monday, January 81
1924 1924; Mrs w 7; Woodbridge. Monday, Feb.
1874; Ed. Jefferson, Monday, Feb. g. 1894:
verify this statement eo4'y
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Few special Bargains
in our Notion Dept

Small and seemingly insignificant
but necessities Just the same.
80 dozen cakes Of BLUM'S Trans
parent Glycerine Soap. delicateIy
scented, unexcellcd for the toilet and
bath, we will sell 6 cakes for BE.
800 Stationery Boxes, cach con
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What liz going to be done with the
Organization Of base bail club in
this city?
The Little Rock Club is organizing
a league and Pine Bluff should come
in. Let's hear from someone at once.
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PETER soN--In this city, February a. lsl4
Mir. James Peterson, aged 45 years.
The deceased was born in North
Carolina. Early in life he .elnfgrated
to Missouri and then came to Arkan.
sas. He has been a resident Of Pine
Bluff for the last fifteen years. He
was a locomotive engineer by trade,
and was the first man to pun an ell.
CINE over the Pine Bluff division oi
the Cotton Belt railroad and was a
popular man in railroad circles His
name will go down in history as the
pioneer engineer Of the Pine Bluff
division OF the Cotton Belt railroad.
He has been q great sufferer for the
past two years with cancer of the
mouth, and his death has been a
gradual decline for Il lumber of
months.
He leaves Il wife and five children,
also brother, Mr.. Alex. Peterson,
all residents OF this city. His re-
mains were inferred in Bellewood
cemetery yesterday. Peace be to his
ashes