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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-27

bushels The range in only cent; SEPTEMBER
selling between 10 and 1914. and closing At 1oS cents
May between 2 21H and closed at 2ls cents a re
cepts 1903 the estimate Tor to-moFro"' "'
Charters 10000 bushels. .
steady with good oeat less Press.,v
from holders Of october September Armour was sun
buyer OF October pork and ribs. Pork advanced ~ 70
IN cents: lard 2is cents; ribs. cents There were
90 600 hogs estimate for Friday was lIVU; prices
on tho curb nuts on December wheat closed at COZ
cents calls AZ 62Ts cents Puts May corn at 2V's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-27
TlM0RE g. OHIO RAILROAD.
xx.nrh,nxton chicago, Cincinnati.
a. Louis and All Points West,


baltimore. Warrington, G nn;n1 cst.
ptIJMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAlNS,,c "a
40 n m and 1915 night ITTSBtKd 8sy eH sun
c.oo ~ m WASHINGTON BALTIMORE . a. m. t eA.
sua ~ a. , ex sun Dining Carr 500 600 M Dining
Carr 1915 night a.
N9Nf0hhf Roanoke Bristol and Chattanooga
through Pullman Sleeping Car. p m aa"y'
WI m trains Illuminated with Pintsch light 49, ., r.
Ticket offices: 113 I72. 28l. 45 lp o.
,4th 81 I27 Bowcry. n. Y; 344 Fulton 81 brooAi'"'
stations foot Liberty ST. C. r. X OF - s .,.cr
New York Transfer Company VIII cau LOT anu s"'~"
baggage from hotel residence to Destination
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS, For 5y
"A THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE WILL, 81, BE p-d hs
way ~ door north Of Thrty-irstst and az i Et
TISEMFNTs AZ the following Brunch onces Sot Esh,n--
ave o. corner Twenty-thrd-st; lo2 Shn-ave' 20
Fourth-ave cor. Fourtcenth-st. En Ihrd-aVe'' ~
rhIrdave cor Forty-sevenh-st o26 Ihlrd ave, near
TOs rrst-ave. l06 West Forty SECOND
40 Columbus ave: 80 Avenue A. l323 Third.ave zoi
West Forty second-s 1919 Second ave- oo+ lhru-ave
33s Thlravc; 2O5l Thiri-ave.. between ohe-huhufeu
and twelfth and one hundred and Thirteenth sts
Az tho HARLEM OFFICES $50 East One.hunoreu AN
2i3 West Onehundred and -tweht y-ntn
81 and 900 West hundred fory-hfth-st up 10
y m. AT regular Office rates. 80 ~ 90 Dead
In Rrookyn at 3g7 Tutonst. CD Court-st, ~ brpau
way f. D. l53 Broadway: 1850 Bedford ave- near VI,
ton-st 334 Bedford-ave., near South 2d-st' up 10
p m. regular office rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-27
DEL, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN n. u,
stations in Ncw-YOrk, foot of Barclay and
ChPiatOpher streets. .-
yEsTuRULED TRANS PULLMAN BUFFET
C1Rs pINTSCH LIGHT,

Direct route to NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD MoNTOLAih
THE ORANGES Summit. Bernartsvile Baskns
Ridge Madison. Morrstown. Passa'c. Paterson, BOON
ton, Dover. stsihope NEWTON. BrbDS a LA M;
LAKE HOPATCONG. Hackettstown. sCHOoLEtS
MOUNTAINS. WASHINGTON. PHILLiPSBtRG EAsION'
WATER GAP. sTROuDSB RG. Pocono Mountain
SCRANTON. PITTSTON. wII.KEsBARRE. NANTi
rose BINGHAMTON. OXFORD NORWICH. Water
Vile UTICA RICHFiELD SPRINGS Cortlani
SYRACUSE OSWEGO ITHACA OWEGO. El,NihA
CORNING BATH. DANSNILLE. BUFFALO and all
points WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
S:26 A. M-BINGHAMToN MAIL Stops at princip"
900 A. M-BUFFALo. SCRANTON BINGHAMToNi
UTICA, RTCHFIELD SPRINGS, SYRACUSE ana
OSWEGO EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor cars COM
meet AZ Buffalo with Chicago and points mss
100 +. M.-sCRANTON wlLKEsBARRE and ELMifA
EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet paror cars. 49,
400 T. M-SCi,ANTON. wTLKESBARRE and Pill
MOUTH EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parior Cars
1870 r. NJ CDaiy)-Bufsio Vestibuled Limited ExpreSs
for SCRANTON. BrNGHAMTON ELMIRA. BUF..
FALo Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. Connect" I"
Buffalo with train FOR Chicago and points west ..
$3.50 P NJ (Daiyl.-BuFFAf1o SCRANTON. BINGH ,esE
TON. RICHFIEID SPRINGS. UTICA SYRACUSE
aud oSwEGo EXPRESS Pullman buffet sleepeis,
Park Place +29 Broadway Tickets at ferry stations W.
235 Colurnbus-ave NewYork: 33s and sc8 Fuonst ana
100 Broadway. Brooklyn. Time tables givins full m'o'
nation at all stations.
wEsTCoTT EMPRESS COMPANY will call fcs ane
check baggage from hotel residence TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-27
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London. Sept Cat the wool sales to-day 1866 bales
onfered There was large attendance and the compet-
very brisk. with prices firm at yesterdays level
small proportion the offerings held
higher prices than bid and. therefore, little was
Ing and saped crossbreds Of ali qualities caused
y 5 9S and S spo Of aG ol Hope ons
prices in July Following are the days sales in detail
New South wales-2loo bales: secured 0.dais oHd;
locks and pieces 7.iais 3D. oage'sd DO locks
salss secured S' d DO lock;
Victoria 200 bales; secured e,sdal. 0td: do locks
and pieces, 7das Id; greasy, 6gllhd. do locks and
south bales greasy .aioad do locks and
Ss's secured nc locks and pieces
Tasmania-3oU bales greasy. 7tQlOd do locks and
New zcaand 800 bales. secured, edqls a'.d do lock-.
and press Idois 2'sd greasy oaaiid' do locks and
Cape Of Good Hope and Na'ooo bales secured Is Id
"a sale Of %oosd .he-p.n. held winchester
d %r at wne l oSFs s Sfn n
the the sale was brisk at nrm prices Full wool,'d menos
better and lambs Ea%d higher All the offerings Were
Messrs. Charles Blaine & CO.. wool brokers. their
SrS1sT say the srnsh Of he skin market Is thus 1c,
average rise OF - per cent in Australian wool. while
are in moderate supply at prices higher than for
many years and 20 per cent above the lowest point
To-days sales in detail with the prices paid were as
New South waies-ioo bales: combing and clothing 81
Queensand-6o0 bales; combing and clothing. 5%66S,d
Nictora-slO bales; combing and clothing. 3isqTAd
pieces and damaged, 3NT0d.
South Australia 200 bales: comblng and clothing %.
Ord. pieces and damaged. q. Q5Asd
West Australia-2oo bales; combins and clothing. 20
did
bales Gomoin o and clothing sa7ss
Sid
Falkland Islands-loO bales combng and clothing ava
| 1i.d. pieces and damaged. iifU0i7d
Puntas Arenas-62 bales: combng and clothing 2*63
6i.d.
Buenos Ayrer-24 bales combing and clothing Sda47.d
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
London. Sept. 20. p. m -consols, io1s Tor money
and iO7 1916 the account: Canadian Pacific. 90
Erie ~: do second consols. SIN; Illinois Central, l05A
Mexican ordinary %: St Paul common 10; New York
Central 1884,; Pennsylvania BIN Reading ION. Mex-
can Central per cent bonds IN Louisville and
| Nashville GA, Atchison common Z3s
| 4 80 o. The Of bullion Withdrawn from the
| Rank OF England balance to-day is 5000. Money.
| LuA per cent Of discount In the open market
months bills Ia li-lG cent.
$40 D. m.-Paris advices quote per cent rentes at
100 francs ga centmes for the account
| berlin 2d.-Exchnnge on London, 20 marks %Ois
pfennngs for sight 20 marks rs pfennngs for Today
bills The statement Of the Imperial Bank OF Germany
| shows A decrease In specie OF COO marks.
| Paris Sept 2G.--The weekly statement OF the Bank
OF France shows Increase OF $4,000 france In gold
and a decrease OF i225. 600 francs In silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-27
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new, JERSEY
An'hracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks Automatic Block Signals.
on and after September 7 1915


OF and after September !, 1895
Trains leave station foot - Liberty s.
For Easton. Bethlehem Allentown Mauch chunk. ~ 4,
40 rs. ai0, nfys 70 Esatonl A ", 40. 30 N06
TO Eas,onl 40 s6. 1880. to Allentown. sundays
%:3O Il rs 10 Easton) A. NJ. 800 $50. 500 y ~
For wnkc,tarre. p,stoa and scrsn'9n 9'io A. ".
DAYS. 90 2:so $40. 900 p ~. i2i, night,
For Harrisburg at 40, 500, 9io a. NJ. 10. 30
400 500 5a5 r. ". 1913 night Sundays. 100, $50
For sunbury Lewisburg, and willlamspor,. at 40
500 go TO- A. " iiio i'so 1880 p NJ SUNDAY" 40
:" '''' WV Ar.I-RArL ROUTE
For Bank Long Branch and points south n Point
Pleasant, 43O $50 TO Red BanD. SIS. II 40 A. ".
30 3a, 90 400. $50 6:i5 = ". sundays
cept Ocean Grove and Asbury Park. 900 A. ~. 400
For Lakewood, Toms River Barpegsa, Park and Barn~
gat. 43O. s:l5 A. NJ. I:30 43o P
For Atlantic City Cape May. Vineland. and Brdsston.
Navesnk' s:so s:l5 a NJ. 40 40 OIL, Pm Sun
Gays 81" A. SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. a.
From Pier 9. N. r. foot Rector ST.
Rumson Beach. seabrisht:. Monmouth Peach and Long
800 p NJ Sundays. $50 a. NJ. 100 ?. ".
For Elberon. Asbury Park Ocean Grove and points
south to Point Pleasant. 1913 A. NJ 900 Saturdays
only. s:4s 400 P n sundays Except Ocean Grove
and Asbury Parkl. $40 a. NJ =,
For Lakewood. Toms River and Barnesat 43o A. ~,
For Atlantic City. Cape May vnelant and Brdgeton
40 A NJ q 90 = NJ SATURDAYS only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-27
nailrca0V.
-AMGRIo.'s oREArEsT RAILROAD"
NETWORK
CENTRAL
= HUDSON RIVER R. r.

From Grand Central Station. +2d Street.
e.3O A M-Excep. sunday. Empire STATE n'P'e'~
Fastest train in the world $1,000. e,r,,..
e,cc M-Except Sunday. For Rchneld Sprinss'
Adirondack Mountains and Montreal. r.....
mao A M-DaIy Fast Mail. For Syracuse. Rochester
buffalo Niagara Falls. Chicago.
1910 A. M--Except sunday. Day Express FOR III ''"
portant State points ,. o.. r.n.,,
100 r. M.-Daily Southwestern Limited Tor c'nc'"'
natl indianapolis. 81. Louis and CHICAGO
$40 p N.-Except Sunday West Point roushHeep'''
AFRO Ros My.Daly NorS sbor. Limited. pu. Detroit
800 A NJ Chicago. 4:30 p. NJ 1870, ~,.,.
GOO p M-DaiIy For Albany. Troy. Bunalo |'e'e'
land Detroit. Chicago. cncnnati 81. LOUIS x,sn.
"'z' sarana cT LAKE. and Lake PLACID. 80.
ZOO p M-DaiIy For Adirondack Mountains ana
7,3O p M"rsny For Auburn Road. points: BYn a,o
Niagarn Fails Cleveland. Indianapolis. st. LOUIS
D,oO p W~naily Only Sleeping Car passenger" for
Rochester carried on this train oua.,.,,,v
DIS + M-Daily. For Cape vincent, osoe"so"'s'
Cleveland Detroit. Chicago , -,..,,,
1910 NIGHT-rreatre train for Chicago and pr'ncpa
points on New-York Central. every Night '''ep'
ono A. NJ and 8,35 P M-Dsiy. except Sunday 70
Pittsheli via Harlem Division 49,, 49, psrr.
Ou6 A. M-eunday only 20 Piitsheld ana 'ne De'"
shir, HIS. VIA Harlem niylsio noxvrps
"Au rgb" trains run between t;5th- and points on
Putnam Division rs Yonkers IN connection ~" Nv.
the Elevated Road. This r. the only line running o"
night trains on, ~ New YORK ...,z.
Trains Illuminated by Pirtsch Light -.-, ,...u.
Tickets md Wagner Onices a. Giann Cenrra 3, ro
~ f,oaawsy - Park p ~. as ava 81 s. iah
ST. and fas,h-st station Newyork 33s and 72o fu''on-
ST. and 100 broadway. r.. ~. Brooklyn a.. ,v..,
Tagsnge checked from hotel or residences ny tn' "e
CencrsI Manage, General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-27
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

OTHER MAHkEIS-B1
Buffalo Sept Receipts La last h "a n0 cs :s@s
week 19 0csd co",s .s. ' % Sssd
over market opened very and lower for all sradeS
and lower c,sed very dull Hosseeep,'o .n last S..S Z.
500 head total for week thus iar through
o head to head sale e2So h s'ts
,o1 0 Demand sSq AND
Toe hsn.5 5sn soGS g &C., sSo1 mixed packers
q soe seed heavy and mediums scSs & Ugh, York ,s
SS:. s 90 ssgss '2 ss
sad lo as al s. aSa. & Sheep 10 l sS
S s..d RoGT oi 1SSs ssss s'' *
through 4o head to TcwYok 100 sa he lamb. o" which
ss sfSs G %ssS' dS fpS and Slow dun
s%m 81 but %n.o ss?' mixed sTIGs s. ';sa
wsihers feeding 81 s5s3 fair to fairy ISsI so:a s@sa
s :. :. ' g ssSs to ssss i:s'f
4 Son head sSeF Mats weak and com%Sn to
s'I@ :'.si %a sSa: sSs ,%P:
S Sss as sfss S. s%: SSs,ss
q 4 4sa 7oq r.. FS csi. g.
head MARKET. steady iaFror to choice 81 'oa'' "'
' 81 LOUIS a sept Receipt. sa1 head Mar,
sas.. ,. sss; i e to 1Sg
sss. choice bog, Heavy 81 eo;s - ~1sd % GS
figures; sheep f2ds2 a. MIXED " IoQ3 lamhs ~ 40.
slow nj unchanged prices, Loo 20 900 ~ - 2oVSo 90
good q WdA Oo good butchers s4afi 2' rough az.
20 7s4sa rs Iiogs-fscrptS fair. mafas' eow; prime
medium 81 3OasI io best Workers - 3ogst q, common
~ fair yorkers - iOds 80 heavy grndea ~ 15usI -,
roushs sagss Is sppy fair market dnll s OK
ports 81 2oaS3 30; extra s3ls3 TO- good >; tns2 W.
f,ir 81 5OnS2 common. 5OcuSi lambs. S2uti 70 veal
calves tGas0 80: heavy and thin caycs s2u& -,
Knnsns t'Ify sept 2G.-Iogs-Teceipls. 1900 head;
market strong. llzh and medium. ~ pjdH 10 heavy,
~ otNsi q pgs. sass ~. Cattle Receipts. 900 h"nI
erka steady native steers best - 5Ot5 fair 70 good
81 7Saii sO and hclfers, best ~ aout3; far TO
sd 81 oas2 10; bulls 81 751t2 40 rtockers and feed
Ere 80 c50sa ~; csvcs tnti2. steers. " pTf'
Receipts 1000 head. market slow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-27

Baltimore Sept Flour nrm sales o nn,s. " aa
Id October GtdGi.c December, uihuDts,; r''n'' n
No red 0onc hi. southern by sample ~'u~,ss th
grade GldG,c. stock ~ 332 bush sales 3ZWD DUST.
corn dun mixed spot 3Olsc bid September 6' Diu
October 3sd3sic year 5sg3'l.c January GG hi
southern white 30c. DO yellow ilnt2c; stock on;ti
bush sales - GO bush oats very mm o, y. ,k VIII, nl
bush. Rye quiet. No p 4tat5c nearby; sSc snI
ern: stock ~ 427 bush Hay hrner; active ueh s
sijasij 30 Grain freights dull Rutter frm Eggs hn'
coffee steady lGc. Other articles unchanged
Boston, Sept 2GFour steady Corn steady oats steady
shorts auiet quiet. Butter quiet N@.neIh
creamery 22G23c Western 20Q2lc Cheese quiet WORTH
ern Si.4Skc, Western. Ii5uSc. Eggs quiet has'e'n
iSc Western and Michigan l1n1Ic.
Buffalo Sept Offspring wheat trade very fair limits limits
steady; sales 1000 bush No hard spot. old Ooci -""V
bush do T. New-York. December price; 1900 bush ga
NJ ! Northern spot G4&c: closing, No hard old spot.
GI.c: DO c T. 6jAc: 60 spot. G6.c; do T. ",tGC'
No Northern G4i.c spot. oslo {, winter wheat dlil
firm No red track and store; No extra red VS.
30 white &C irmer. demand fair. offerings gnt
30 2 yellow. closed 37.G37i1c No yellow. 3otG5ic'
40 2 corn 36Q36.c; No corn 35isc track No yeio"
este No corn 37ic Oats strong for white ana
In good demand light receipts: good white. 2o7c No 3
white 2i124-c: No 1 white. 22is022%c: No mixed rs
o3i.c: No pc track Barley dull and weak. UNCHANGED
rye dun: . i4!c asked. -Four In fair dernand hrn
unchanged Mil feed. good inquiry firm unchanged
Canal freghts steady; wheat 2isc corn 2c oats lFsc
bar.v 2c naxseed. CSC y New-York
chicago Sept. 2G-The leading futures ranged as FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-27
..o,r. puI.nback; us Michigan lambs "a n. at

Gcors. DiIenback: 2as Michigan lambs a. n. at
s. 37s . =. q. ,o,l.
81 80: 228 Western sheep " TO- NJ -
Jeline. Wright Coz 90 State sheep % 10 a. ~ 90 90
OGS-Receipts 30 4sTO head. only 10 heao Oh
sale this morning Market nomnay weak and lower a.
tOaSi e. per 100 N for INFERIOR 10 good state hoss
choice light pigs might bring n little more 49, .~
Sales.--future G Mulin. late yesterday: ~ s,ae TUE;
40 M average nj 81 per 100 n: 10 do. lp To- AT
81 co. rs do las ~ 81 SO: d. i53 n. at ~ Cd no.
3S3 H. at 81 30: do. 22J 10. at 81 ,oo - ~,
a. Diilenback late Yesterday: State hogs 100 TO- al
IA do b. n 81 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-27
-aets closed barely steady at los25c decline. Sales
rhe stat.stical position OF Draz core. IS ns follow.


tendency their favor. sales
r no No s al and s5S for 40
fairly steady We note sale Of 800 bag; BSeaanauss on
FLOUR AND MEAI-Flour quotations were advanced
late in The day and the close Q; the market was nI
for the day were buyers during the morning
CO. se into
In sprns patent. the current trade fairly well hied
posed to wait for some Indication. Of reaction Total
wS s.p s'I sSs srash S
= 80 ."G sSd Sea bis q" 50 &c. c s' x GS q
0 eO ZOO Goes sv SO Say 5 . s
s ss 81 g o? as and sss. q si S's
oas2 90 ' sssdy sai Ss' so
Ws:isIn and s Ss"S 6 $Sgs: d., BA q.
sSib 'cs72',s con- 1os,52's s son 55S LOOP $50
s2.asi7.s: oil meal 81 9Sgsi OK city Feed sSc ioi
GRAIN. wHEAT-wheat was DUH all the morning
GgTt with prices s aboS, steady at the na r e"S s
was featpr.less during the morning although midday
was Little spurt at The West and this was quickly
RESPONDED 70 locally There was talk on his advance q
scscity whea, Of lighter receipts spring
ss"ae @ ana f' Of cam" good S ysfpo
1en a aS IN Sn sos began on the mea
ass anna and ~ n sIS house, Gf a ans eh a
treculators had made large money buling
ton and that the effect OF this would be felt wheat
by increased buying and broadening market. The In
nuence OF this argument sufficient whirl
o. excitement and active buying Of futures during the
afternoon The Chicago advanced 2c a bufh
and the local market lac. While there reports OF
a good cash business In wheat Liverpool the demand
locally small only load being reported for ship
nent up to the close Of Change. OF No Northern. De
Sember price. snoat The Official close here at
ls4l%c net gain. The receipts Of spring wheat were
incomplete to-day owing TO the fire Minneapolis. and
were reported at about half year with Minneapolis
gut Receipts Of winter bush against
1000 bush last The reports from the Northwest
Iessrdng the demand for -four show tremendous bust
ness. ana sales last week reported Minneapolis
Of nearly $1,000 bbls. export shipments the
largest on record. The output the
pected 70 be 10000 bhls. The Duluth output also
the largest on record No red wheat is strong
snd straight No In - quoted nc De
cernbsr: December closed Ce.c and 2sc Deem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-27
e RI LIN ES.

Through trains leave New-York. foot OF Chamoers-sI
O. follows. and minutes earlier from West sd 81
O.AA A. M-Vestibuled Express Daily for Wa'ery'
J'UO Einghsmton. Elmirs. Buffalo. Bradford James,
town Cincinnati and Chicago Parlor car "
Buffalo
O.1S A. M.-Delaware Valley Express. Daily. except
J'I - sunday for Tuxedo. Goshen Middleton. Port
Jervis. Lackswasen. Calcoon. Hancock Deposit
Susquehanna. parlOr 20 Port Jerlls -,
C.0O y. N-vestibuled limited Daily Solld Tram 70,
C'OO Chicago. via ChautauQua Lake arrives Cleyeis s
S:45 A. NJ. Chicago +. NJ Sleepers % Cnl-
cago. Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car. 49,,
I'm 4. M-Buffalo Nestlbuled Express Daiy arrives
I'UU Buffalo 635 A. NJ. making direct connectlons
for Detroit. Chicago and the West. But pas
sengers can remain in sleeper until A. ".
OK y. M.--va Chatauqua Lake and Niagara fsls
O.fO Daily. Solid Chicago Sleepers TO BUY
falo. Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining car, ,.
T OCAI. TIME TABLE. TICKETS AND PULLMAN
- ACCOMMODATIONS at III, 26i 40l and 957 Broadway
1853 East i25th-st Chambers and West 23dst ferriss
New-York D6 broadway 335 Futonst. Brooklyn ~
Hudson st., Hoboken. and Jersey cry station Erls
transfer Company calls for and checks baggage from
hotels and residences to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-27
We R,ve for comparison the closing prices OF the pr
ytoua day and for the corresponding date last year

Receipts Of bresdsufs at interior points IN ,n1"' s
las, three ciphers 900 omitted f'our oo' s"" o''
an foilOMh.
Arizona republican., 1895-02-07
Highest of all in Leavenng PowerLaest U. S. Govt Report R>a&,!!! >&,!! Rsxassl Rsk!Gs
 ABSOLUTELY PURE

General Order Nc. l, Department of Phenix, Arizona. While a hesitating policy is being pursued by the govern ments of Mexico and Guatemala in re- guard to the settlement of their diff culties, there will positively be no vacillation in the policy of the Phoenix Stationery & News Co.,, successors to Pratt Bros. In sacrificing large stock of goods now on hand at prices that would indicate panic were it not that we have large invoice on the road, for which shelf room is absolutely demand ed. Our sacrifice is your benefit. Phoenix Stationery & News Go.
Arizona republican., 1895-02-07
WHAT MAY NOT bE DONE.
How an Arizona Lek klslature is
 Hedged About.

How an Arizona Lek klsIature is
 Hedged About.
 Members of an Arizona legislature are hedged about by strong protection against temptation to err. They are also debarred as Is not generally under stood from participation in that 1neigh- borly occupation frequently called ''log- rolling" as seen in the following ex- tracts from the criminal code:
 Section 124 of the criminal code, on page 692 of the revised statute of Ari- zona reads as follows: Every person who gives or offers to give a bribe to any member of the legislature or to an- other person for him, or attempts by menace, deceit. suppression of truths or any corrupt means to influence a member in giving or withholding his vote, or not attending the house or any committee of which he Is mem Der IS punishable by imprisonment in the territorial prison not less than one nor more than ten years.
 Sec. 125. Every member of either house composing the legislature of this territory who asks, secures or agrees to receive any bribe upon any understand ing that his official vote, opinion. iudg- ment or action shall be influenced thereby or shall be given in any particu- lar manner or upon any particular side of any question or matter upon which he may be required to act in his official capacity, or gives or offers or promises to give any official vote in consideration that another mem Der of the legislature shall give any such vote, either upon the same or another question, is punish able by imprisonment in the territorial prison not less than one or more than fourteen years, and upon conviction thereof shall, in addition to said pun ishment, forfeit his office, be disfran- chised and forever disoualified from holding any office of public trust.
 Eight days from date lots on Adams street, Kirkland's subdivision, will be advanced 20 per cent. See ad.
Arizona republican., 1895-02-07
A POINT OF INTEREST

Presents Itself in a Suit to Quiet a
 There was filed few days ago suit by E. J. Bannitt to quiet the title to lot 23, block P, university addition. Yesterday the defendants attorneys, Street and Frazier. filed an answer set ting up title under tax sale for taxes of 1890.
 The defendant claims by deed from the board of supervisors of Maricopa county under the statutes, the property having been struck of to the territory for the want of bidders, and there hay ing been no redemption 8 deed was finally executed to the territory under the certificate of sale.
 It is claimed by the plaintiff that the sale was void because the lot was as- sessed in the name of one not the owner.
 Defendants attorneys claim that un- der the statutes of the territory and un- der the revenue system the assessment and levy of taxes is against the property and not against the owner, and mis- take of name in the owner does not affect the deed under tax sale.
 The question is one of interest and without judicial determination for 8 precedent.
 Five dollar shoe for s. Special sale this week at Chandler's.
 Eight days from date lots on Adams street, Kirkland's subdivision, will be advanced 20 per cent. See ad.
 
 Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
 Worlds Fair Highest Award.
Arizona republican., 1895-02-07
NOtfCe.

 For sale or trade in quantities to suit, Chicago city property.
 1.2O0 acres of alfalfa and fruit land with water in Utah, Tempe, Consoli- dated and other ditches.
 900 acres of land divided in three farms) in north Missouri, we'll inn proved.
 A quantity of live stock in this terri tory consisting of horses, cattle and sheep.
 Will trade any of above for good Washington street, Phoenix, property, or Chicago business property, also corner room on ground floor in Linington block, Tempe, to rent. Our own property. No commissions to cay. Inquire at room 13. Fleming block
 DAGGs & GAGGs.
Arizona republican., 1895-02-07
Three dollar shoe for $2 Special sa e this week at Chandler's.
Great Improvements.

Great improvements are going on these days at the Simms addition. The new house recently purchased by Col. Simms is in the hands of expert plumbers and carpenters and is being finished in a workmanlike manner. Col. Fitch. Dr. Martin and Mr. Filing son are planting trees, building lawns, grading and leveling and otherwise beautifying their lots. Tomorrow an expert arboriculturist begins giving the shade trees their annual treatment. This magnificent property is being kept up to the highest point of cultivation and is interesting everyone who thinks of investing in high class residence property.