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Boarders Wanted.
East Side,

5TrH ST. 31O T. near ~ ave Nicely fur.
nished room, private house, all CouNCnicnCCs,
with or without board.
9TH ST. G'l T.. First class hoard well fur.
nished rooms line location, summer price,
5SrIi ST. Il3 T., / hicht Board In private
family for single Hebrew; terms reasonable
JOrlI 81. ia u. Handsomely furnished rooms
gas, bath, all conNcnienccs excellent bonrd.
6lSr 81, li6 T.. Very cicgan, rooms in en.
lirrly newly ntted.up house. ms class board
references.
llSTH ST, $50 +. Pleasant front room
every convenience; exec tent tRrl": 40 for >.
l2trH ST. corner Lexington ave. niotel Pete.
lcrl Handsomely furnished rooms with or
Without hoard. terms raasnnable.
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THE BRISTOL,

IL to 10 4. nth st, near 9th ave comfortable
family house, very moderate terms
MtLROSF. - MADISON Az Rooms. with
or without board; table board specially at
summer pIiCps.
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The worlds New Uptown omce.

THE Worlds" Uptown Office has
moved into its new quarters at the june
ton OF Broadway and Sixth avenue, at
Thirty-second street. There are eight
entrances, two on Broadway, two on
sixth avenue and four on Thirty-second
street.
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Boarders Wanted.

On> Tmc fDc per line. Second 7fme, ne Pc
hne; Third and Subsequent Hmea isc pr aAs.
No sxtyu charge on Svndava
40 EXTRA CHARGE FOR TT-Advertisements
for The World may be left at any American
Distiict Messenger Unioe in the cily, where tho
charges will 1e the same thosS a. tho mall.
,litce,
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BrookIxn.

WILLOW ST, 3O-Largc front room, also hall
room. near bridge. with board: references,
SD AVE. 1911. block from Ssth St ierry-noard.
ers wanted hy respectable woman. respectable
workinsmea preferred.
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You Read The Evening World
Do x0u lead The sunday Weridf
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10TH ST., 1874 Il. arge front room: closets
bath light housekeeping; private house; 81
l1STli ST, 15l E.-lIandsome. lnrge front
room, also hail room, ri. 80 private house.
PLEASANT COTTAGE. $50 L. 10th st. q
small adjoining rooms, 81 weekly; hou,ckeep-
Ing. owner,
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SAFES sold direct from factory; house, SIS; busi-
ness f25; catalogue free. NJ Y. SAFE CO., ~
Clinton place.
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Went Side.

WHY NOT CALL ut Gs9 Lexington ave, = attrnc-
tive, cool. wcll-iufnishCd room, parlor floor
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Instruction.

one Tine, s5c. per hne; Second Tt=ae. ffc pa
hne Third and Subsequent Times zoe. per ha<
No extra charge on sundays
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ACCOUNT OF sickness. regardless OF value, 4
superior sound, Young chunky built horses:
$40 10 $40 Gail owners residence, l0I Atlantic
ave BROOKLYN, lst fiat.
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Horses, Carriages, ac.

A HANDSOME, stylish. light hay horse. gentle
for lady To ride or drive; drive up TO trolley or
locomotive e and stand, also, under elevated; 10.
hands high; can lrot in . so; perfect; price $50
o A. NJ. and Z. NJ.
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sTENOGRAPHY and Typewriting School,
LlR RrnnhAaY n Y. 81 week. Call or

LADY ilstructs contdentnlly, English branches;
back ward pupils advanced; writing specially;
terms low. ~ West lOlst ST.
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For Sale.

sACRlFICEs-Eiegant parlor suits 20 ynrds velvet
fiat
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SAFEs--Cheap for cash; closing out stock Of
National safes at less than manufacturers cost.
40G Broadway.
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LEXINGTON AVE-. 3Gl, near Grand Central
Depot Elegantly furnished rooms; board op
tonul terms mOGo ate.
LEXINGTON AVE, 45-Nice, large. airy rooms;
iahle board. s3. ~ per week; theatrical people
Ia.
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AT GREAT BARGAlNs-seven sound. gentle
chunky horses and mares. $50 to SIS; weeks
trial; top grocery wagon and trucks. los Free
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A ABARGAIS-Carriage horse for sale, sound and
kind; specially Tor ladies' use. lS1 franki''
Ernennnlnt.
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ANHATTAN AVE, 1Oo-2d story room. fur
nished or uniurnished; private house; near l.
station,
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KING ST. - Single h double rooms; newly
furnished throughout; baths VI. soup.
MACDouGAL ST. s-Newly furnished rooms
for gentlemen or light housekeeping: private
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YOUNG MAN wishes lessons In commercial arith-
metic; state terms A. ID. r.. box 3Ia World.
uptown.
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9TH AVE, 2lG3. corner 1921 ST. Second story
front rooms, with board, - to ~; nice location,
large grounds
NTH ST, lS7 r. Refined gentleman can have
font room. with breakfast. private family,
18TH ST. 300 " Pleasant froat room. with
board; all conyeHirnces Sl2
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SAFES. new and second. .hand; ieweiiers'. pawn
brokers ONCE and house safes: cheap.
j. VI. MOSSMAN. T2 Maiden lane.
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$40 broadway, n. T.: 81 week. Call Or write.
WANTED Ladies' and gentlemen to join anna
teur dramatic association giving monthly per-
formances: reheaTAlS conducted by well, known
professional; nominal weekly dues. Call or adj
dress SCHOOL FOR THE STAGE, OF Union
square.
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BILLIARD. pool tables. every sire. new and
second hand; Champion cushions used; cheap.
BEREUTER. u % ave
BUTCHER SHOP or fixtures for sale: almost new:
good stand; your own price 1855 80 ave,
DrOOklyn.
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sALoON--Anv person got excise license for sale
or closing saloon. Address LIQUORS. box SO
World,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-10-06
The PopuIist Convent on.

At the meeting of the people's psrty convention today, a central committee of forty was appointed, consisting of the names heretofore published as dele gates.
 The platform vas read Gnd adopted. It condemns the financial policy of the old parties as being class legislation; adopts the Omaha platform; in favor of the unlimited coinage of silver at l6 to and the issue of sound currency to meet the wan ts of the people; is against all discrimination on account of wealth, color, nationality or religion, condemns the present libel law as ''au unjust dis crimination against the freedom of the press;" in favor of the repeal of the mer chants tax law, against the return of the renegade Apaches; in favor of state hood, provided 1t IS not used as means to continue the Hlsveland-Sherm8n ccr- her ca gold; in favor of government aid for lrcigation; enthusiastically endorse the nomination of Wm. O. O'Neill for congress, whose letter of acceptance wae loudly applau6ed.
 The convention adjourned till o'clock thIs evening when nominations will be made.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-10-06
Latest from the Seat ofw.r

The trail of the robbers was cut by Sheriff Drais early this morning: and after following it for several miles, found that they had doubled on themselves and were heading for Phoenix. After following the train within seven miles of Phoenix, he was joined by Sheriff Murphy, of Maricopa, and they came suddenly upon the three men in a heavy thicket of mesquite timber They were at once ordered to throw up their hands, whereupon they immediately opened fire on the posse which was returned with vigor. After brisk fight lasting for several minutes a rush was made for the bush " here the robbers were concealed, and it was found that one, whose name was ascertained to be Frank Armer, was severely wound ed, the other two having taken to the brush. All their horses and guns were captured. On the wounded robber were found two watches, gold and silver, hicb have been identified az those taken from the motor man and Conductor of the street railway which was held up jus, ounside of Phoenix a few days ago Armer has five bullet hoies in him vel is not considered dangerously wounded The other parties are known, and it il thought that they will be brought inte Phoenix tonight.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-10-06
PIGILISTIC. The Olympic Club of New Orleans Orders Corbett TO MEET FITZSIMMONS Or Lose the Championship Belt
 of the World.
TO MEET FITZSIMMONS

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-Captain Glori, with Cob Fitzsimmons, Arthur Lumley and Charlie White met William Brady, James J. Corbett's manager, yesterday. Captain Glori posted s1GOO forfeit for Fitzsimmons to fight Corbett to finish for the worlds championship. Brady posted another 5000 and entered a counter challenge to FitzsimmoDs on behalf of Steve O'Donnell, the Austrs- Han fighter travelling with Corbett. "Will you cover Fitzsimmons' mon- cyl" Brady was asked after a long and heated argument.
 "No" he shouted.
 "Will you cover O'Donnel's money? Fitzslmmons was asked, and he shouted "Nol" so loud every one in the building heard him.
 If you, Fitzsimmons, get the cham pionship by default will you stand ready tc defend ie against all comers?" asked some one.
 "I will," be replied, "meet any man in ths world, barring Peter Jackson, and he IS otj sctionable to me on the ground of color."
 Brady wanted to know what right Fitzsimmo-s had to slgn with the Olympic Club of New Orleans 10 fight for 525, 600 purse and the reply was: I am an American citizen and have a right to si1n anywhere" What nice man you are to go around the country saying that you will plant our glove iE Corbett's face,' said Brady.
 ''I never said such an ungentlem snly thing. deny it," excaimed Fitzsim- mons. And. getting more excited shouted to Arthur Lumley: "Corbett is the greatest fighter in the world and DO man can say he Ia a cur"
 "Yes he is," said Lumley very I coolly.
 "You can't prove it." yelled Brady at the top Of lis shrill, soprano voice.
 'Yes I can." and Lumley arose to his feet and moved in Brady's direction, aod every one looked for row.
 "You're cur," roared Brady.
 You're another" said Lumley. l Then Charlie White stepped in be- tween them and Captain Glori spolo- gised fo- the unpleasant scene.
 The Evening World says a telegram sent to Corbett by the president of the Olympic Club at New Orleans, is in sub- stance as follows:
 The subterfuge you resorted to in causing O'Donnell to challenge Fitz- simmons is not worthy of consideration. It was in the Olympic club the heavy weight championship was won and lost. It is within the province of the Olympic club to declare Fitzsimmons the cham pion of the world, should you persist in refusing to accept his challenge, which is backed up with s10,0O0 bet. We | offer s25, 900 purse. the winner to take all. In the event you do not accept Fitzsimmons' challenge by October 1 we will declare Fitzsimmens champion.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-10-06
SOUTHERN PACIFIC'S FLYER
The Fest Train from San Francisco to New Orleans.

The trip by the leading officials of tht
 Pacific system of tGe Southern Pacific
 Company to Fl Paso, by fast specia
 train within the past few days, was not for the purpose of patching up differen.
 ces with the Santa Fe people as to ''side
 rides" and other questions on which there has been some fiction. Both roads deny that there was any such object and that ought to settle it. 4 Southern Pacific official said today that the object of the trip was to demonstrate to the officials of the Southern Paciflc's At lantic system the feasibility and desira- bility of running the fast train, which 1t IS proposed to put on 10 run weekly between Ssn Francisco, Los Angeles fitted up new double drawipgroom cars, the San Arbo, Twas taken on the spec ial trip to show the Eastern officials the kind of cars to be used on the fast train and how well they would stand the fast time without hot boxes or other trouble.
 The special tI ain made the distance to this city from Oakland pier in F hours and 5 minutes, the regular running time being about twenty hours.
 The trip from Frisco to Fl Paso was made in 36 hours. Mir. Crswe ey says this fast trRiu will be equal if not super ior to the New York Centrals Empire State Express, and the New York and Chicago Limite of the Pennsylvania Company. The train will consist of four cars. The four Pullman cars sell ected for this service are the finest in servIce, viz: The Paso Robles. the San Arbo, San Lucan and San Vicente. These cars have double drawing -rooms and ten sections. There will be a dining car (mesls a la cartel and composite car. The composite car will consist of smoking-room, easy chairs, writ ng deske, barber shop and bath room. The entire train will be vesti- huled. It is calculated to start the first train from San Francisco Thursday November l, leaving there at 10:30 s.m., leaving Los Angeles Friday at 4 a.m.. One of the above named Pullman cars will be appropriated entirely for Los Angeles and vii lbe placed at the facade depot every Thursday evening. This will give passengers going east via the Sunset rout on this train an opportun- ity 10 attend, without being hurried, any party or theater on that evening. they can board the car st midnight at the Arcade depot. The train is sched- ulsd to arrive at El Paso Saturday at 5:30 am., San Antonio, Sunday.2:l0 a. m, New Orleans, Sunday TAO pm making the through trip from San Francisco to New Orleans 79 hours, and from Los Angeles to New Orleans 63 hours. On arrivel at New Orleans the train will connect with the Piedmonr Air Line limited train which makes about 40 hours betws en New Orleans and New York City, and ample time will be given the passengers to see New Orieans.-Los Angeles Express.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-10-06
SAILED THE SEAS 9S YEARS,
One of His Experiences.

For thiFty-eight years Capt. Loud followed ne sea, most of that time as master Of veS- iel, and upon retiring from the water was ap- pointed by the Secretary of the United states Treasury to superintend the seal fisheries in Alaska, which position he held five years. He celateS one experience as follows:
 For several years had been troubled with general nervousness and pain in the region )f my heart. My greatest affiiction was ,.eeplessness; it was almost impossible at any ime to obtain rest and sleep. Having seen IT, Miles remedies advertised began using Nervine. After taking a small quantity the benefit received was so great that was posi- lively alarmed, thinking the remedy con- aimed OpiateS which would finally be injuri- JUS to me: but on being assured by the drug Fist that it was perfectly harmless. l cOntin- ied it together with the Heart Cure. Today can conscientiously say that Dr. Miles Re- stOrative Nervine and New Heart Cure did more for me than anything had ever aken. I had been treated by eminent physicians in New York and San Francisco without ben- eft. I owe my present good health to the judicious use of these most valuable remedies, and heartily recommend them to all afflicted as waS."-Capt. A. P. Loud, Hampden, Me.
 Dr. Miles Restorative Nervine and New Cure are sold by all druggists on positive guaran- tee. or by Dr. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart. Ind. on receipt of price, Sl per bottle. or six bottles for S5. express prepaid. sThey af9 free from all Opiates and dangerous drugs.
 SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS%
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-10-06
On a Hot Trail.

Masse, 1hs 1.-the of ii nb aud eagle eyed, wno e cap,d from the trait be- tween Fl Pasa and San Antonio, Texas m 1856, while being conveyed wlth Geronimo's band of extradic;ed Chir.- cahuas to FlorldF, has been again heard of, on his accuet0med trail in Cha county, Arizona, aLd the following yer flied account will show how Dearly re was run to cover by scouts, whose tkin as colored as his own, 8nc, doubtless. were inclted in ;he long ard tirescn.t chase, by personal hostility as vel $. by the desire of ebeLt:ng the i.es, .or whom Masse declared, his gun is ev.r cooked and primed, and be, when oppor. tunity offers IS ever resdy to pull the trigger:
 ''Sergent Billy and two other Indian scouts returned to San Carlos, on Sun. day, the 23rd, from quite a lively chase after the renegade Mssse. They struck his trail on the morning of the 22pd about 20 miles from Carlos, going toward the head of the San Carlos river. Dur ing the day they came across a beef be nao Killed and had taken therefrum eoout elght pounds of meat and enough of the hlde to resole his moccasins. Al nigbtfali the scouts were compelled tc leave the trail and go in serch of water as they and theIr horses were sufferine for 1t. They were fortunate to find : wster-hole and the water though bad had to suffice.
 "At break of day they resumed tb, trail and soon found Masses camp. HI, was SO closely pressed that he concludec that he could better elude his pursuer on foot, for it is very rough, rock, country. The horse was not far iron the camp, but they were some tim finding the saddle, which was cached il in tree. It is cowboys saddle, as i also the bridle, while the horse is fror Tompson's ranch on Salt river, and ha Pringle's brand On the saddle there wa sgists, Navajo dlanket, some meat sn
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-10-06

A Mexican woman by the name of de Mara, and her son Panfilo aged 20, died at their home in the Barrie LIbre last night and were buried today. They were afflicted with consumption. The mother died first and before passing away she is reported as saying: Come my son, let us go." The son followed within an hour. They had been sick for several months and being in unfor. tunate circumstances would have suffer ed not only for comforts but for bare necessities had it not been for the kind hearts and helpful hands of Mrs. San. tisgo Ainsa, Mrs. John Zellweger and 6 few other good ladies whose deeds oi charity have made them ministering an gels among the poor and lowly of this town.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-10-06

Born, to MT. and Mrs. George Pusch, boy. Mir. Pusch has been extensively congratulated and is still in the ring re- ioicing.
 MT. H. B. Penney, cashier of the Con- solidsted National bank, has gone to Phoenix on business.
 The cattle stealing cases of Eugenio Moreno and Antonio Baldez have beeo postponed till November, when it is said short term of court will be held.
 Los Angeles papers announce the death of Mrs. O. Melvsney, wife of the late Judge, O. Melvaney, and mother of Miss Adele O. Melvaney who visited friends in this city about a year ago.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-10-06
ADJUTANT's OFFICE, RANsrM Posr No. 1, G. A. R., g:tiff, Dept. of Arizona. Lr

Flag: tiff, Dept. of Arizona.
 FLAGSTAFF, Aug. 25, 1894.
 To whom 1t may concern: This is to certify that a. a regular meeting of Rausom Post Flo. 4, G. A. R, Depart ment f Ariz na, hsld in G. A. R. hall on the above date,
 It was resolved that Ransom Post No. '4. G. A. R., Department O! Ar zona, in- struct its adiutsnt to prepere suitable resolutions and forward the came to Negley Post No. l, G. A R, at Tucson, Arizona, on behalf of Comrade A. B. Sampson, extending to him cur sympa. thy in this, his hour of deep grief caused by the loss of her, whom he had chosen as life companion; grim death, that great destroy CT of all humapity to whom all must bow, has entered his orce hap. py home and changed that once happy home to that of sadness and mourning hy the decef SC his wife ID Chicago on or about April 12, 1891 Such a sad af. fair as this Is greatly to be deplored
 Therefore we, the members of Ran. som Post No. i, G. A. R. in post ae sem bled, wish to tender Comrade A. B Sampson our heartfelt sympathy in this his sad hour of bereavement
 Fraternally in F. c. and L., w H. PIERCE, J. GUTHRIE SAVAGE,
 Commander. Post Adjutant
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-10-06

PcSt
 HEADQUARTERS NEGLEY PosT
 No. l, DEPT. ARIz., G. A. R.
 TUCsoN, Ariz., Sept. 8, '94. To the Commander and Comrades of Negley Post No. l:
 We, the committee appointed at the last regular meeting of Negley Pot No. ] to draft resolutions of sympathy up- on the death of the beloved wife of Comrade A. B. Sampsoo, res spectfully ubmit the following:
 Whereas, Comrade A. B. Sampson has been deeply bereaved in the death of hs estim able wife, be 1t
 Resolved, That this Post extends to Comrade Sampson its fraternal sympa- thy in his time of sorrow; and be it further
 Resolved, That these resolutions be spread upon the minutes of the Post and copy be furnished Comrade Sampson. DOUGLASS SNYDER, N. s. FULMER, GEO. w. BROWN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-10-06

frying pan. Perhsps these things once belonged to poor Horrce Philley, wh) was killed near Mt. Reno. AS Il was impossible to trail him further, the scouts returned with thelr jaded ponies. They deserve praise for what they have done-their ponies ara badly used up, and the horse they captured is almost ruined "-SIlyer Belt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-10-06
Notice to Creditors.

Having been appointed assignee of the estate of o. G. Aldridge, all persons having claims against same will present them according to law to the under signed. W.P.W WooDs.
 Oct. 3-3w.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-10-06
If the Baby is Cutting Teeth

Be sure and use that old and well-tried remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents 8 bottle.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-10-06

Simmons Liver Regulator is a mos, excellent appetizing tonic.-Sam'l s. Pentz, Chap. to Bishop of North Caro- lima.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-10-06

THE boss ridden democracy of Pima will make an effort to get rid of its load at the polls on the 9th of Noyember next.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-10-06
Notice.
Notice. U. s. LAND OFFICE,
 Tucson, Sept. 26.

Notice is hereby given that approved plats of
 Township ', s of R No II W, G and s R M.
 Tp 8, s of R No F w, G and SRM. Fps, s of R No 13 w, c and s R M. Tp s. s of R No IA W, G and $ RIM. Tp 9, s of R No F W, G and R M. Tp 9, s of R No 13 W, G and s R M. Tp 10, s of R No 12 W, G and k M. Within the Gils and land distrct and territory of Arizona, has been returned by the surveyor general of said territory into this office. These plats will be off cially filed In the land office in Tucson. on the first day of November, 1894. On and after said date we will be be pre- pared to receive applications for entry of lands in said townships.
 E. J. TRIPPEL, Register.
 E. R. MONK, Receiver.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-10-06

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 For sale by Geo. Martin, Druggist, ,Tuc- son. A. T.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-10-06

Judge Wright, M. P. Freeman and H.
 B. Penney, is the subcommittee of the citizens committee appointed to confer with similar committees from Pheonix. Mesa. Tempe, Florence and Nogales, on matter pertaining to the extension of the north and south road from Phoenix to Calsbasas. They left for Phoenix