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The evening world., 1894-07-06
GRAHAM's DEATH A MYSTERY.
Funeral Services of the Drowned
ROundsmau In st. Lukes Chapel.

The funeral services OF the late
Roundsn!nn Alexander Graham. Of the
steamboat squad, whose dead body was
found Wednesday morning floating off
the foot Of william street. South Brook
Ign. were held to-day In st. Luke's
Chapel, hudson end Grove streets. The
lnter-en, VS. IN Gree wncn Cemetery
Cart Ailaire said to-day TO an Even
ing " orld" reporter that so far he had
been unable to get the slightest In
formation that would tend to clear UP
the mystery surrounding Roundsman
Graham'S death.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
summer Scarfs.

Large neck scarfs for Summer wear
are made Of plain silk chanbray net In
white. blacl. and cream shades. and in
delicate tints and deep tones OF yellow.
blue. cardinal. pink. green. &C. Chiffon.
gau2s. silk muslin. &c. plain or aceor-
dion-plaitsd. are also called into ssrvics
for these dainty bits Of nscs:wear. Fhe
trimming takes the form Of edsings OF
black. white, cream. oeuvre or beige
lace. The charabray net comes In dou-
bic width at Is cents a yard.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
10 Poiitensss Bad Form,


70 ths ElItcr'
WITS v,'lt!nS Noticed that eliIsrsn aged
tr;IA feur 10 rStsen ysara. replied - their
,lders' Yer" 1sd No instead c: yes CTR"
'.;o. r.r." "Ys,, papa" no mamma" as a..
case r.,Shs be. Iae ~hsn I mentioned Il to an
.csgsin;1acs va tod that It vss vsry sGd
fora Tor pssboas 70 use It's vor:s ''e!s." AID
"Msdafa," o! "Plssss." or Thank you" for
esar.s.y rendered. II wa considered . mara
CT u!-brssdi=a To Co 50. VIII rou kindly en-
i!aatsn TIC on tie Iuo.sstf Thtse zane children
VIXEN sPaA:Ias - being frightened called Il
"ssG.rt' sad ''sesrst-" .. \. NJ.
DIoe:lyn, y. Y,
The evening world., 1894-07-06
The Other.

s!a IA tia sams p.Sss
ana clears la throat.
raoves TIA Jaws. eriraa
on ths seat and tarovs
!ta ovsreoa; In q great
hs<, lesoss the bench
10 front. 20 that tia
occupants can't lean
b-ce.
Gomez lumbsi1r. IA
N!sl tEo ethsr mon And
rita a=d tal.s politics
10. a. hour. ~as.. the
sallaS EelstsE Ia 4
:ouns woman Sad the
company Of tie oypa-
sits--tSit 10 the man
psrlsas-ssx.
stands tAikins IN
frent Of . essrwsy Cor
ssss Sssers Il ssss hat
. woman wants 70 pass
THROUGH Ase pun
The evening world., 1894-07-06
REMANDED FOR TRIAL.
McGowan Accused OF Bayfng Par
rats wiyh Confederate Eiiis.

.hrsa parrots ana Two monkeys croIa
sailor john Anderson. G: tie yacht A.
line. on June g, paying for thern with
l couple Of 80 Confederate st4tis bills
sig Ell before Judge Martins tc-6a-.
,harreG With .'r-nG LARCENY.
Vie NlS1dtG Not guilty. ans VS. re-
.s...sc fCr tr.El.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
That Kiss.
To tire EG.t3:

To the NG.tor:
Tas kiss lou oeGt By nail. dee. !eyA
Has travelled nisst and tky.
Nor slept . WAX. for fear come Cove
UosId snatch It fsS sway.
All trembling. sa..- Il toualsd my iips.
That had ~ long grown cold:
E.. ere found Il swest-of trips
-Es l!s:,e ertat.r& be.e!
AID !ust one thy :ootpr.l. there
10 e.. 70: you to fai
So fast It trirpsd to meet TITO Air
Love'a ne.ary dropped behind
FLORENCE l.. VAN pEeoEN.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

II 10 charged that Brooklyn Gremea
were assessed from s2.a5 to $3.50 each
20 pay for the hslt-pIy retirement bill,
which was passed by the late Legisla-
ture. The charge is not one to be
ignored nor slighted. The promise OF a
full Investigation by the proper suthort-
ties should be strictly fulfilled,
The evening world., 1894-07-06
LOOKS LIKE MURDER.
Ramos Death Said TO Have Re-
suIted from Gtghardis Kick.

Domenico Rar,c died at his home 1os
Mulberry street. at $40 o'clock last night
and Raffaelo Gigllardl is a fugitive from
justice.
1t is alleged that Rame died from the
Effects of kick IN the abdomen, IN
nlctcd by Gigliardi at the latter's home.
tgs East orc Hundred and Thirteenth
street on July s. The Coroner has been
C,pIIu rii
The evening world., 1894-07-06
rriea 10 steal bicycles.

I-..ss Dyst. ~ ex-e;=7.ss, eighteen .ss's
,lo .. 50. Eis; oaS HsLsrsa ana FerSy-t.ta
street ana ESusrs Ker.aNya. u!gstssa ysaTs
"a, Q. s.s Els: oas Hundred sae rsurtssnts
uresL we're held for E.sl IN $3.50 bail IN Ear-
en- Police Court th.s morning On = charge
u burglary. J Eleon Hale q music teacher.
u 10 East ons Hundred and sixtssnth street.
;sstinsd that AZ 4 O'Clock yesterday sftsruoen
he accused forced their way into the Easement
4 HE house, and we're 70 tbs act Of carrying
tss hieyelss, worth s,eo. when be disaevsrsd
lAsm and caused thstr syxssL
The evening world., 1894-07-06
4 Handsome Portiere, This.

A very striking and beautiful portiers
was seen not long ago made OF olive
green serge. ON this was appiiqued
running pattern in darker green velvet
This was outlined with thread OF
gilt, and there Yves broad band Of tile
came velvet with the same outlining
ct the bottom of the curtain.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

It is noticed that the Secretary OF the
Senate. conveying the Tur!T bill back to
the House realized the need OF a
formal reintroduction OF the MEASURE
The features of the bill had been pain
FULLY altered eince Ito last appearance
ut the Speakers desk.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
Pretty Mn uners.

II grown folks have pretty manners
refined habits and nice ways Of doing
things. the children will have the same
kind. II little folks are rough. the bis
folks are to blame.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

Michael Cunningham. at.y -ss-s e!G 0. IS
Ear. c.s Hgl.erss asa Feg.,ssrtA street. G!sa
suddenly At as o'oook ths aors!zs O. tss
Sidewalk Ia f.o.t c! $50 Cher .trsst. Pr.
surazby Of heart disease. HE toey vss taken
TO tie Gae!Eea street station. Cunningham 10
believed 70 have bssa IL tee :--it sGG.Esee at
les First svsnrs.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

To tie E4lsos.
Ssst tat ts!iy 'aasrs Ter pavsa;s Tor no.
showing har u ti.y sgt ate 1t night vita ssa.
,!ea,a. ave 10 ee-s. they tae~ way. Az
20. TIE lost ca your hsart. "psTa;es." Ls!-.
good lols OF year esss Siih a rattan world
is9e the lead OF geus hs.rt sad ras.s YOU iausa
4. L., G!s4Gs aSs.us E.c,.lya
The evening world., 1894-07-06
Jealousy.
70 the E.ter:

10 the Ee.tef:
30 much ha, been eId about love, why not
asy word sooa: h.o little. dark. psseiona:s
stepbrother. :eGiousy? am Jealous woman
my renss5 nay withou. cause: my Jealousy cay,
You might have eauss' or you may get GAUGE"
I am nc. worrs looking or otherwise below those
feel Jealous of. ard my husband loves and re-
'peetp ne. Eall am ;saioua It 10 lite . sick
ness. great nhccls tina. cannot be explained.
only those who know the psns OF It will under
stand. It Ia raenta! wsskaesu- Can It be
euredl ey what meals7 Tho rue.ec. In serious.
It Nigh. come to any OF 10 I am a foreigner.
az you rira: rse and In my moths.-eountry a
Jealous woman was dosplssd thing. . woman to
&c avoided. Poor thing. pity her. Now. lay
husbands ride His experiences CT tho world
makes him an unbsNsve. In woman. lie says
she rcsdo only to be tempted and she will fail
vIs Eve. So I think he might like to tempt
II victory 10 - easy. SHADY SIDE.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

Attorney-Gencrai olney won't let the
law touch the Trusts. But he can't
prevent the House touching the Senate
sugar schedule II the House remains IN
the right mind.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
A Harlem Lemonade stand.

re tie Editor:
Please End inelossd cheek fer s.. the pro
cetdH o; = lemonade stand held on July fer Il,
eeRstit Of the Sick Bsb,es' fund
JOSIE GuTEsELL. Iss We.s isS1 strses
IDA COSSE. l.S West lid street
EDITH KEYS 1877 West Isad street
JESHIE 0UTZSsLL. .ss WeN l72d strsst
WALTER GODFREY. lf West l29d street
MARGERY GCIZSsLI. ias west 1898 street
The evening world., 1894-07-06
FIRE CHIEF BADLY HURT.
Five Horses Burned to Death In q
Blaze in New Haven.
Cp. Associated Press. }

VIZ NsS@NFtVVl I''s-'I
NEW HAVEN. Conn, July "a FIRE
broke out In barn occupied by the Con-
sumers Ice Company, on Franklin
street, last night, and spread 20 I'll. barn
of p. Cullor. Five horssg psr!shed. The
loss Ia 50, TO.
pArtment. accidentally plurred down an
elevator we'll and was injured NO ssEi-
ouHly that Il IL tohught he will die.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

with Tammany on the crawl and the
Giants in third place, II really looks MS
n New York were on the way TO be
fully proud OF itself nga!n.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

The number Of free public baths row
open Is thirteen. But the only ill-luck
about It Is that the city does not have
1t least an equal number open ell Win
ter, as well as all Summer.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
LEnens.

tr<s sssnsn ii ep~s 10 ss5sssy - NJ
eo.pSs&a b psAs. . xts0ss y ssfsrsA tvsv>
ps.tsoA 10 otss Ntisa q oss~si taA~at 3 ~
4ss o. q pvsse ssvsss b osAa,sas1ys 81 ~
e-s r., ~ SdSc ssiD ,sss hos 100 sssA Low
-sIrs ecs,,a b. yr.~Ssf.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

To tho Ed!to-:
I an q girl eighteen .aars old Isp: oom-
,any with young man ro- two yearr. Du.ias
that time learned to love him with all my
heart, but It 10 not ray nature to show It. % he
thinks to this day that 90 not lsve him. But
all went well until he Ion tSs city on business:
10 kept up . correspondence for = wh.lc: then
some OF hir t.sEds wrote him seoriss about ne.
Of which know nothing. and our correspondence
ceased. Hs 10 now IA the city and msstu ne
40 hs would any acquaintance. simply tipping his
hat know he loves ne s.i!l. AID psrhspe 10
breaking lila heart a. be has already broken
milne an considered pretty. but vLat are
good looxs 70 re II have not his lover Will
some O: .our readers kindly tail ne how I can
lot h,na know tist love him without directly
telling him so' IRENE.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
This Fire very Suspicious.

A lighted candle Sc: e., - { sofa IN tss .;tTt.
nsun c: Nathan Poiect on tbs forth a:o- CT
the s!z-story ;ensm.r;-heu, a. GO Orchard stree,
thia raorrins. The Damage vac slight, sr, the
origin o' tae Gre 10 considered % EaIpls!svs tkAt
80 plTs harsaGl has besa a-stt 10 IIlke - L.
ysr,iEa.ol.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

freckles. has red cloth douele-bTeastod
short coat, which she wears with q
white flannel blouse. csilcT style and
various sl;irts--tlue serge. tennis nam
mel or white sail cloth.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
Strawberry or Raspberry ice.

One quart Of berries. Extract the Juice
ard strain one pint 9! sugar, dissolved
In the juice: one lemon. Juice oaly; hair
pint water.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
"BABY ILL.,"
She Sings to the wild West Folks
ana Collects 1880.

Rugged Up TO resemble pocket edition
OF Vesta Tl!ley. BABY LIZ sang "My
Friend the Major and recited before
cowboys, Cossacks, Indians, Gauchos
The evening world., 1894-07-06
Has Corps--sut Doesn't For.

To he ESl:sT:
Cora peaEsrs' s~.stA.art s1ssntiy believes
IN getting there VITA bess feet according 70 his
account His esnpls:nt makes me think OF that
" refrain. 20 fssnilisr u O. A T. n1a. Down
FsyhAps "'bo1gsr." 700 sts not esuaing 70 he
POINT a quickly 20 you should. and when she
jvasss On s0'a s0rss 70 case Of pspSsra
The evening world., 1894-07-06
The One SEX.
Laden frst.)

sta "a church. thea
t.s or concert hall sad
fans passmea!a eovn
psoD.s's nsess. wi'Eout
s.sins whst.!sr tho ssa-
Flag anaoys them or
net.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
Negro Hanged for Assault.

CIly Associated PrsGs)
UPPER MARLEBCRu, Nd, July e.-JaEles
| Alien. cJ,oroi. vas hanged hore at $50 O'Clock
this morning for asGault!ng Gers simpson. sged
| twelve, 81 Wocdmor. Fet. lS latt.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

Even in Its unanswered state, the
query as to where Croker got Il will
play q great part In the local cem-
patgu.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

IL baseball at the Polo Grounds on the
afternoon OF Jelly 10. but instead OF the
anxiety and work OF roofing In a vim
ming run for the Giauts. they will root
for the Sick Babies' FUND and DE Wolf
Hoppef's "headgear."
The game VIII be between teams ee..
lected from The '14s2" coinpan ny and
THE Passing SHOW" and viii begin
promptly at o'clock. 1t Is expected
that the game viii lie largely attendsi.
especially as everybody, from the lead
Ing LADY down to the chorus ana ballet
girls, will be on herd 10 en!lvsn things.
Police protection has been promised to
EMPIRES Lie Woit Hopper ana Mar hall
2. wilder. anG they assure TIE public
that they will do their best to n axe
both teams viii. No ringers" win he
allowed. The personnel OF the teams
Will be:
tns iii, Passing shcw.'
Ss ". Favor. ID. l;sotl Harry stand.la. ID.
y Howard. 3D., e. He's. ~. capt.
Walter Joasa ss. Lee Hsrri.oa. 3d.
Luther. 1GE Tixi:y. sA
2. Bracket ?. VIII Cameron. CO.
J kttn. RI 4,ogge Schiller. n.
Copper Sloan -. la, Mar II.
Long walter. Us. Bob MscRsy. r.
'ahsrt slav.r. e. Diack Pckaniruy. c.
Substitutes .'l>s."--E. u Rico, Richard Haf.
love. VIII Palmer. r D. rfirt. Gsorge Thomas
show.'--JsC De Arstlit. Pau! arthur and Jo..a
z HtnthAN.
The teams will don their costumes at
the theatres and leave In taily-ro
coaches for the grounds. The cog
tunes will be very unique and amusing.
Favor. JonCG. Sloan, Walton aud Eisyin
Will furnish music on the 'l4e2'' coach.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
Little Rcd Coat.

Ever 30 many little Girls 70 to the
dairy in Central Park for crackers and
milk, dressed something like this model.
One hoop roller with yellow hair and
The evening world., 1894-07-06

plays the e!a.o IN
tss tstrtiEz-hosss par
Tor Nhi!a q. fe.leT-
es.I1sr is rJ.ag to
entertain company at
the other cad o, thu
room.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

That Gov. Waite has taken thc!r eide
80 y heavy blow to the strikers In
Colorado.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

Il would be interesting TO know ;c TIM
pantata continues business at tho old
stand until September.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
Nobhie,A Fair.
70 TIE Editor

TO Tie EdItoF:
4 fair was teIe for the esusht O. ''Ths Even
ing word's' Sick babies FGne a. ire home OF
ROBBIE Roughsedxs. age ala years. @. 1884, stag-
ben street. brooklyn Robbie ives ass'stod by
Ettlo k,ss kundy. age i've; Tihertoroe Rich
ards ard Mabel Gillen age I've gc1rs- The pro-
ceeap snouutei to q u. n
The evening world., 1894-07-06

Z One OF the most unfortunate striIse
features of yesterday was the emery
ence OF Waite and Altge!d from II long
and becoming e.lence.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
To Stop BLEEDING.
Hot-wsataer Cold Dishes.

Plaster the cut with -four or powdered
starch.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
-AIdsrman Brown on for Earops.

Alderman Hisholas r. Brown. or the ssessd A.
ssably District, viii sail Tor Europe on TIA
cuaArd steamship camsanis te-msrov, for his
annual vacation. He will remain abroad about Elk
weeks and viii visit England, ireland. france
and Germany. A reception will be given 70 Mr..
Dre~n By his eoastitasaA prior 70 his de-
The evening world., 1894-07-06

Chicago dares to hope that abe has
seen the last of the Worlds Fair rrea.
There arc no more buildings left to
burn.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

Garbage Is to be once more dumped
ut sea. RiiIer's Island gets respite.
One evil 10 removed by a return to an
other. The right remedy Will not be
applied until New York burns it's gar
bage.
Belgium are not such as to he panic
producing on this side OF the ocean.
They constitute. however. . surric!ent
notice OF the necessity of keeping our
guard up at Quarantine.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
From Little Bert.

To the Editor:
Iac!osed please fnd 81 Tor the SICK Babies
Fund. LITTLE BERT.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

. barss;n tssis. snsss ~ s~sry -.
'ou needn't say II nose aud en-. -
it) mouths on tie strss4
Asks . woman u de
minds . essa-. In a
toas that dasss hs b
say 'YsA"
- . strange wo-
Ut Of countenanee. poss szaetiy TIE $50.
Of either iS- thing.
her or spsak-
, her.
sits Ike . ursss ~
70 man who 10 tween craven image
10 below her so. and an oyster while he
~ II he were vito does all the tail.
under her feet. ing and sntsrtsin,n,
sad pclitensss for h.
family.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

Woeis rsra tn dear
ct friend iimb from
tins b set shsaa q
The evening world., 1894-07-06
&. J. IL Modest.
~ from q Friend.

Piesss credit the ,nslossd u for TIE Sick
Pabiss' Fund to c. j.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

LAsI LIIs n 'TI.IL .-A-OF-.
@Id Arabs yes.e-tay for the Es.eat OF
THE Lyeai.s Worlds" Sicl: E4ties'
Tun3. Photographer stacy, o. Brock
ly.. introduced tie little Midget ard
then took her picture. Theirs Wcra T..
persons present, and "a each contributed
10 cents "l5&py LIZ has Sl2Sc. which ehe
has turned over 10 the GOOD cause shs so
rhoushtrully remembered.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
Wen. vtsilant has met Britannia ono.

No straight" local ticket, An end to
boss domination.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

To the Eater:
Plcir, accept saa Us. thi, 81 FOR III. SICK
Babies Fund. FRIEND
The evening world., 1894-07-06

Feudes o. THE fvEIING ToRLp leaving
E.e esfs Jor TIE hot months should eeAd na-
GROVE end hcre 1hh t tEra1~ n lhLl> rr,a..d
10 hen. repuaQTtl
The evening world., 1894-07-06
How Is This for Dinner?

Summer weather calls for Summer
clothing. and EuInmer diet. It Is
tremendous Llunder and q criminal OK
travasance to serye three square meals
OF steaming-hot dishes when the glass
Is at 80 degrees. Try this for change;
The evening world., 1894-07-06

iii-mansGed and a. generally defiant Of
public wishes and interests as the Man
haitian L."
The evening world., 1894-07-06

BToiled Salmon.
Ceic String Beans. French Dressing.
Old Graham Dread.
Cold Aspayagus MayoanAis>
rriad Brs!EE.
Lettuce Salad.
ree-Crear- Aiusrai Water.
Black Coffee. .
Eots.-Eutter sad salt the salmon when "
lsaves tie gr.ddle. use lemon juice on the
BEAM IN plsca OF vinegar.
The evening world., 1894-07-06

her In . bartain taols.
CNe. you needn't gay II
wooian't)
The evening world., 1894-07-06

essfss . strange wo-
nan out Of countenanee.
Instead Of either iS-
noffng her or spsak-
ing 10 her.
The evening world., 1894-07-06
Not Much sympathy for Her.

SIss:,yn. y. Y.
Arizona republican., 1894-05-12

more than one-half. If the same ratio of decrease continues up to January
 next the total immigration for the year
 will be less than 100000. The decrease
 In arrivals represents those coming from every important country of the Old World, but in a more marked de- gree it is noticeable in the numbe com ing from the countries which sends US
 the most desirable accessions to our population. The falling off in the im- migration from Hungary, Italy and
 Bohemia is about one-half, while in that from Germany, England and
 Wales the decrease is fully two-thirds, while the Scotch and Irish immigration shows decrease of more that three- fourths.
 Could anything more strikingly show the discouraging effect of one short year of Democratic rule upon the in- dustries of the country? Tidings of the industrial depression have gone to the uttermost corners of the civilized world. From being the Mecca of the poor, half-staryed and iIl-clothed of ali nations, America has become a place to be avoided until there shall be change in the administration of it's gov ernment. But it is not cure for the evil that has grown so great within the past few years. The we least want are the slow est to learn of our trouble. We now need laws that shall assist in prevent ing flood from the same sources when 3 change in the government at Wash ington shall better our condition.
Arizona republican., 1894-05-12

WE HOPE THE city council will re- member that the cheap plan is not al- ways the most economical one. First class service should receive good pay. The tax collectors office is a responsi- ble one and the salary should not be less than $125 per month. The city at- torney is also an office that should re- celve $10Q per month, while if the health officer performed his duty in the manner contemplated the city could well afford to pay liberal salary to such officer. It does not pay to be nig- gardly in these matters, and Phoenix has arrived at that stage in it's exist ence when it cannot afford to conduct it's business in the manner employed by villages. Good service from it's off cers and good pay for their services should be the rule of the city govern meut
Arizona republican., 1894-05-12

IN THE ch ange of the city govern ment a splendid man went out of office in the person of Attorney L. H. Chal- mers. who has ably filled the position of corporation counsel during the past year. MT. Chalmers is a young man, but is rapidly climbing the ladder of success as his numerous clients attest. In relinquishing the attorneyship of the city he becomes the attorney for the Phoenix National bank, position he ls well qualified to fll Mr. Chalmers successor as city attorney, G. c. Israel, is lawyer of renowned ability, of wid reputation, and the legal affairs of the city will be well taken care of in his hands.
Arizona republican., 1894-05-12
DECREASING IMMIGRATION,

Nobody will regret to read of the marked decline of immigration for the year up to the present time, how ever much the cause for it may be re- gretted. The knowledge of the exist ence of Democratic times here has plainly had it's legitimate influence upon the minds of the emigrant classes of Europe. The falling off in the num- Der of arrivals compared with the figures of last year has already been
Arizona republican., 1894-05-12

YUMA COUNTY Republicans are organ izing for the fall campaign. We sug- gest that Chairman Woodward, of the Maricopa County Republican commit tee, take steps in a similar direction here. The committee shonld meet and gird up it's loins, so to speak.
Arizona republican., 1894-05-12
The Human Electrical Forces! How They Control the Organs
 Of the Body.

The electrical force of the human body, as the nerve fluid may be termed, is aR espe- cially attractive department of science. as it aXerts so marked an influence on the health of the organs of the body. Nerve force is produced by the brain and conveyed by means of the nerves to the various organs of the body, thus supplying the latter with the
Arizona republican., 1894-05-12

IT IS SAID that France ships her wine to America and drinks beer. But we know where our French wine comes from in this country, if it hasn't got California names blown in the bottle.
Arizona republican., 1894-05-12

MRS. LEASE wants to go to congress; or rather she wants the advertising which the report of her congressional candidacy would bring. Mary Eliza beth always keeps sharp eye out for free "ads.n
Arizona republican., 1894-05-12
MONEY AND MINERAL.

Quotations received by special wire, Thurs day, May 10.
 Copper, quiet, Lake, s915 Lead, not quoted; Domestic, s3. 30 Tin, steady; straits, sI905 Silver bars, 631s063I. Mexican dollars 5115115
Arizona republican., 1894-05-12

TIE PATENT medicine faklrs who are overwhelming Jerry Simpson with their advertisements don't know the man. Jerry has been connected with the fake business extensively, but not as a vic tim
Arizona republican., 1894-05-12
BY CARRlER:

The DAILY REPUBLICAN is delivered by car rierin Phosnix, Tucson and Tempe at l5 cents per week, or 60 cents per month.
 Subscribers failing to get THE REPUBLICAN regularly or promptly should notify THE RE- PUBLICAN business office (not the carrier in phone No. fl.
Arizona republican., 1894-05-12
NoTIoE 10 RusINEss MEN,

No bills against THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN O., or its employees will be paid by the com pany unless they were contracted upon the written authority of the management F. J. O'Brlen Is the only authorized solicitor and collector for the paper.
 T. J. WoLFLEY, Manager.
Arizona republican., 1894-05-12
AGENCIES,
BOOK AND JOB PRlNrINo.

THE REPUBLICAN is fully prepared to do all kinds of plain and fancy job printing in all the latest styles Complete book bindery and ruling ment. Work perfectly and promptly done.