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Arizona republican., 1895-02-12
Call forTerritioriai Warrants

OFFICE OF TERRITORIAL TREASURER Phoenix, Ariz, Feb. F, 1895. will pay general fund warrants (series Of 1S93) numbers 5S to 100 inclusive. Interest op the above warrants will cease from and after Feb. F, 1895.
 P. J. COLE,
 Territorial Treasurer.
Arizona republican., 1895-02-12

Three days from date lots on Adams street, Kirkland's subdivision, will be advanced 20 per cent. See ad.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-03
Tisn rsiC,sNl"ND I,,...A1Cu.

This splendid newspaper comes to It's
host OF readers in new form. Its
pnges are somewhat smaller in size by
reason of its desire to he In co nformity
with the size now moro in voupe in the
arena of modern journalism. 1t has
been enabled to make the change by
putting in one of the most perfect of
Hoes web perfecting presses-s won
derfnl printing machine, which will
enable it to keep step with the grea,
papers OF the country and push ahead
with force and yigor the Greater
Richmond. The VIRGIS,AN extends
lts warmest congratulations. The Dis
patch is an institution OF Virginia-it
is model. clean, healthy newspaper
with purpose to do justice to all men
and misrepresent no fact; TO gathe.
and print news, free from unwhole
some features. May its future be
bright, and may the full measure of
success be its reward,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-03
VIRGINIA JOURNALISM.
phots Innovation and Painful Confess
sion of Its Business Manager.
From Richmond State OF let


From Richmond State Of lst.
The Norfolk Pilot has always claimed
that the publication of it's famous arti.
Gle about tho Virginia school book con.
tract WAS made in the interest OF the
"down-trodden children of Virginia, "
who were being imposed upon by 1.-THE
great American Book Trust"
But MIR. Gibbs, the business mana.
ger, has confessed on the witness stand
that he regarded the publication as a
good bit of journalistic outerprise
which would help the sale of the paper.
| He also made the painful confession
| that he claimed that CHM X Co. rival
publishers of the American Book Com.
pnny, ought to help the Pilot in it's
suit, because he believed that they ysre
behind the affair, And he further DON.
| tossed that he had applied to CHM A.
20. aud other book publishers for
| pecuninry aid on behalf of the Pilot!
We protest that this Is not n fair
typo OF Virginia journalism. We pro.
test that no reputable Virginia journal
conducted by men TO the county born.
would go into tight of this character
aud then call on some business con
Germ benefited to help pay the cost of
the SUIT. Such thought Is repulsiye.
we believe, to every true Virginia
journalist.
Let US otto case in point. Several
years ago, a newspaper in a neighbor.
ing Virginia city had occasion to az
pose what it believed to be the mis-.
doinss of public Official. The copse.
quence was libel suit for So. 600
The snit came to trial and tho
newspaper won the case on the
bold plea OF truth and Justification.
But in spite OF the victory. the
cost of defending the suit WAS several
hundred dollars, and prominent
banker of the city called on the pub.
lishers aud offered to raise a purse
among his friends to reimburse the
publishers. on the ground that the
paper bad done the community a pub.
lie service in exposing the official in
question, and ought not to suffer loss.
or course the publishers appreciated
the kind offer and so expressed them
selves privately to the banker who
made 1t, but they did not hesitate for a
moment to decline it with thanks.
we have personal knowledge whereof
we speak and we are sure that these
publishers did just what Others of
their Nirginian brethren would do
Under similar circumstances.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-03
AFFAIRS SIN TEE FAST

WIFI the ratification Of the Chinese.
Japan treaty of peace affairs in the East
have lost much OF their interest. but
that which is to follow may prove moro
interesting than "the Monaghan" war.
and especially so to the European
nations. and the future of Korea is the
unknown factor in what may follow,
@ Ii is we'll known that Japan declared
war against China in the interest Of
korea-at least that was the ostepsible
cause-and hayiDg been successful. she
feels that she should be permitted to
see Korea firmly in position among the
nations OF the earth. and in order to
carry ont that programme secured con.
troll OF part OF the Korean territory.
But mark the result. Hardly had
Japan set foot on Korean soil for the
purpose named, when up comes Russia,
Germany and France with objections.
and Japan was forced to surrender or
take the consequences.
Russia of course Was the head and
front OF the movement, and in yielding,
Japsn's influence was at once impaired
ct the Korean court, if indeed not
ruined entirely, while that of Russia
was strengthened and is sill in the
ascendant.
"Ihe war has taught Korea the
saceaaitY OF dependence on some
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-03
NORFOLK Active nnd Fnrsighted.
Rich mond Disuatcl

The gratifying increase In the valua.
ton OF real estate in the oity OF Norfolk
Is due III large part, we believe, to the
new buildings erected upon tho terri.
tory lust annexed to that corporation.
Norfolk is looking forward to the an
nexatlon of yet other territory. uud.
we believe, will accomplish her pur.
pose before many years have passed.
Her people believe that the city 10 now
on the owe OF the realization of their
brightest dreams of greatness, espe.
olaliy since the Southern Railway
Company has determined to make Nor
folk ITS deep. water terminus.
While Norfolk is SO active and far.
sighted, what are we doing here? How
are we planning to develop Rich mond
and secure from the world the recogui.
ton that Is ours by right? Are wa
going to unite Richmond and Man.
chester? Are We going to take in our
Henrico suburbs, or arc we going to he
content to be classed with cities of bs.
tween $4,000 and $4,000 population.
while our real urban population here
at the falls OF tho James is between
ITO. 900 and 12O, 600?
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-03
MIR. Gibbs aud TN. Pilot.
RiclIn 9nl Dispatch.

In the Massey Pilot libel suit at Nor.
folk, MIR. Gibbs, the business manager
of the Pilot, testified that he rareIv
reads that paper, and hGd never read
the article which is the caus. of tile
SUIT now in progress. He had received
orders for thousands of extra copies
OF that issue; had sold and delivered
them, and had gone to New York TO
see Elnn ~ Co., book publishers. to
ask the aid of that firm in defending
the Pilots snit-but he had never read
the libellons article. 1t appears fnr.
thermore that Mr.. Gibbs was ignorant
OF much matter that had appeared In
the editorial columns of the Pilot.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-03
Il flushing
Ishihg Forward TO HAMPTON
Roads.
! Baltimore Sun,

From Norfolk comes the announce
ment that"Norfolk is pushing to Hamp.
ton Roads. and tho great things pre-
dotted OF this harbor, its commerce
and tesming population may be accom-.
phshed IN comparatively few years."
In this connection it may be men toned
that the recently completed real estate
assessment of the city of Norfolk elbows
an increase of nearly two million dollars
compared with the assessment of 1890.
The Sun congratulates Norfolk on this
splendid exhibit of prosperity and
wishes for it a continuance of growth
IN population and wealth. -.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-03
a aKOIilEH,s PLEA

Don't send my boy where your girl can't 20.
Ahd say, lbtri IS no danger for Rows Won inov
Eeeau g they nil have their Wild oats 10 sow
aiero is no more excuse for my boy TO tc low
Than your girl Theu please do not tel him 50.
Dont send my boy vile yolr girl can't 90
FOR hoy or Il giIl sin is SIM YOU knew o.
ANA ny baby boys hands are is cl-an and ulite
Ana MS heart is as pure rs your gir.'s Tonight.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-03

Pctersb burg Index-Appeal.

- ~ . ''1N'0N HPPuaI'
The substantial Increase III the value
OF real estate III Norfolk, as shown by
the new assessment, will bring joy to
the heart of Auditor MarJe;, who has
predicted that the falling off in values
throughout the whole Slate will not ex.
coed :, per cont.. The increase in the
City by the Sos is more thun 10 Der
cent, showing which must BIO very
gratifying TO the eoterprising people OF
our great Virginia seaport
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-03

stronger power" aud now that the
Russian paw has been placed on hor
soil 1t is not unlikely that sooner or
later Russia will control the destines
OF the country. 1t is easy to see the
DRIFT oil Russia, and it is quite probable
that she will got what she has wanted
Tor years-an open port on the Pacific.
II She Transcaspian railway, which is
intended to connect Russia in Europe
with Russia III Asia, should be built
across Korea to tie Yellow Sea, Russia
will have accomplished an old desire,
and in the end Korea will become
Russian province. OF course this can
not be done and no protest made by
some of the European powers, especially
England. and it will be interesting to
know what that country will do about
il.
The question is already claiming at.
tentioD in Great Britain and some
hard things are being said about "the
Moscovite. 1t therefore appears not
altogether unlikely, that in the settle.
meut of the afinirs IN the East, that
which is yet to come may be far more
interesting than the war just brought
to an end
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-03
ELECIHICATY vs.. STEAM Aa A
MotOIE.

Railroad men are taking profound
interest in the experiments that are
being made with the electric motor on
railroads. Recently several trials Of
the electric motor were made on the
Nantasket branch OF tho New York,
New Haven and Hartford railway.
They were very successful. A speed of
eighty miles au hour WAS reached. 1t
is asserted that if it had not been for q
hot box ninety miles an hour would
have been reached.
1t is stated as a fact that the electric
locomotive will supersede the steam
locomotive on the Nantaskes branch,
and In q short time 1t may be the only
locomotive used on New York, New
Haven aud Hartford railway system.
The question of the cost of operating
thot locomotive is now being consid
cred by the officials of the system, nd
If 1t is shown to be very much cheaper
it will be adopted.
1t looks as if steam roads would be
gradually replaced by electric roads.
The possibilities of the electric motor
are not yet known. improvements are
being made IN them oil the time, and
1t is reasonable to suppose that thero
will be steady improvement il them
for years to come.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-03
PERSONS LEAVING THE CITY

During the summer can have THE
NORFOLK ViRGlNIAN mailed to
them by ordering it at this office,
either in person or by letter.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-03
NouroLx,s ADVANCE snr.
AilusiOus from thc
Press in and out OF thu Stnte.
BEST OF ANY CITY.
Roanoke World.

THE BEST OF ANY CITY.
Roanoke World.
The Norfolk real estate assessment
has been completed, and shows total
OF reality values amounting to $21, S65, :.
LOO. against Sl9, 925. 100, in 1890. This
~ q most gratifying showing for Nor
folk, probably the best that will be
made by any city in the State.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-03

An Alabama paper refers to Hon. W.
Z. Wilson as Northern born man.
On the contrary he was born in old
Virginia, and was o gallant Confed.
crate soldier from the beginning to the
CLOSE of the war. Montgomery Ad.
vsrtiser.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-03
THE CIRCuI.ArIoN OF THE vIKGINIAN
INI,ISS OF

THE CIRCuLATIONOF THE NIKGINlAN
70 LARGELY IN ENCESS Of ANY other
payer published i'll Eastern Virginia.
us circulation III Ncrfolk and Portsmouth
Is creator than that OF any paper published
or vlrouIatel in the two cities.
tis delivered in the cities OF Norfolk aaI
Portsmouth AMI suburb. for ~ conts ~
week. all sub u riptions. postage pnsl.
F.vs Dollars per year; Three Dollars FOR six
mouths. Ono Dollar and Fifty Gents for
three MOI tbs, and Fifty Gents Tor one
mont.
Advertisements inserted at the rate OF -
CE>Is 4 S,uA,E FIRST INSEnTinN; each subse-
quent insertion az CESTs. or 81 tr>Ti
MHt$ INsn TED EVERY OTHER BAY. Contrac-
tors ARE not allowed to exceed their spa o
or ad, ertise other than their logi,ims to
business. except by psying especially for
the same.
TBs WEfKIS VinGINIAS AND CAnoLISiAS,
eight pages, is delivered. postage paid.
three montls, 25c, six months. c0c, twelve
mouths. Il
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-03

= Commodore Sioard has forbidden
the younger officers at the Brooklyn
Maynard to wear tan shoes or highly
colored neck ties during office hours.
His policy of dress makes the young
gentlemen suffer from what may be
called the navy blues.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-03

Typo writing now has legal status
IN Pennsylvania. the last legislature
having enacted a law declaring that all
type-writing heretofore executed or
done. and which may be hereafter exc.
onted or done. for any purpose what.
over, shall have the same legal force
nnd effect us ordinary writing, aud the
word writing" occurring III our laws
ehail be held to include type-writing.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-03

Interod as second, class matter.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-03

The United States Fish Commission
succeeded III Matching 81, 600, 900 shad
eggs at Gloucester, on the Delaware,
this year, while from the Susquehannu
only about 10000, 900 eggs of this fish
were obtn'ued. A few years ago the
eggs obtaiued al Hnvre de Grace every
year amounted TO nearly 60, 900, O00,
while from Gloucester the annual
matching was in the neighborhood of
only 0,0O0, $50.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-03
THAT MAKE TRADE LIVELY

ustle steadily continues Mems Suits for Ten are Big
booming Bargains The Show Window tells only part
aiuesn len Dollar Suits Stacks of Choice recently
period of the UUU have been included IN the
M m notwithstanding the heavy sales in this particular
MAJ patterns make the now and
NNNNeNi NV
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-06

Governor Grccnhalgc appeared very
happy and smiling over the result last
night, and declared that il was only what
he expected.
II have nothing 20 say" said his excel.
lcncy, ''for the result speaks for itself.
The people OF Massachusetts arc stead
fastly in favor OF good government, and
we merely have an earnest OF their will
II am most certainly gratified with the
result The vote of Boston, too, Is graft
flying, for never took any stock in tho
reports that was likely TO carry Boston"
Mrs Eliza Trask Hill, president Of the
Independent women voters, in speaking
of the vote on woman suffrage said: II
do not consider this vote on woman suf-
frage any test Of public opinion, but 10
will enable us to poll larger vote for the
school board. III the vote had been taken
month hence there would have been
four times rs many women vote, rs they
nre now just beginning to be awakened to
the matter. The Independent women
voters have felt that this subject was Of so
much less Importance than the city cleo.
tion, which is To be very close contest,
that they have not expended rs much
time and strength ms they otherwise would
have done in stimulating interest in this
question"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-06
THE CITY on rroyIDEScE.
Office OF tho License Commissioners
f,t.. H,n nr.,.tl.r.. n.f,lo.v ~ iQQs


City Hall, Providence, October ~, 1895
Application Tor Transfer Of license ~ sell
sure, spirltuou-, Intoxicating and malt
fquors have been made by tho following
named persons and LrnS:
Boguc, Peter, 40 Richmond street, TO owen
Crosby, same riace
taprone. Enrice, COZ, Gil Charles street, TO Clio,
0l2 Charles asirept
Cappelli, Nicoli. i5 left street TO Hugh Al
Manning. 500 Atwells avenue
Deacon & Dearnley. II fulton street, TO 4 j
McDougal, lis Douglas avenue
Fowerhake, August lS Fulton street, TO
James MAY, Is and ~ Fulton street
Foley, james ". lsi South Main street. TO Max
Werner, same place
Molter, IA r and j N, 6s Richmond street. 10
l72 Pine street
Manning, Hurh, n. 20 Eddy street. to Edward
Hines, Same place
Martin, John. iV1 Charles street, TO l'85 West
Minister street
Eddy street
Monitt, John II, Il a street. o John Trainor,
same place. -
oNeii, George. n Dyer street, to '9i and 'os
Eddy street
Tho Board OF License Commissioners will be
in session I'm tncir office. city Hall FRIDAY,
November is, ls0j, at ~ O'Clock W, at which
tins and place ali persons 20 desiring may 10
heard on the matter OF granting such sppli'
cations
BY order Of the Board, -.
nOvl l.t 9HOS NlAON, clerk
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-06
CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
POLL 4.
S95.

Whereas, the hoard &C assessors ~ the city
Of Providence have asscSsed ON every person
in said city who, if registered. would 10
qualified 20 vote, tex OF one dollar " 20
much thereof as with his otner tayes shall
amount To- ono dollar. and whereas The city
council Of said city. by an ordinance approved
Oc,obrr ~ A ID, 1853. provided that said TAX
snaIl 10 paid TO ana collected by the City
Treasurer on and betv epn the 9th anu l6 h
days of November 4 -. lS'5, igclnsive
Notice is therefore hereby given 10 all per-
sons agSfHsr wrorT -Toii tax has been as
sessed as aforesaid 10 pay the same to tho
City Treasurer. between said Och and l8fh
days of November. ID, 1875. ana that iha
periods (sundays and holidays excepted az
the treasury, from q O'Clock II IN untii !
o'clock III, except Saturdays, when hrs
office will close az O'Clock IN, TO receive
sa,d taxes. y l.. D. GRANGER.
Oct3l-d-H CHI lrcisurer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-06
THE CITY or PROVIDENCE.
TO CONTRACTORS.
Proposals for the Construction Of
a High School Building, Cor
ner Of Summer and Pend Streets.
once Of iho Clerk Of Committees;

My utlIs IIONitFUsf, OCt. ~, ic'1
Proposals are hereby invited b. the Joint
Committees OF the City Council on City Prop
srty for the erection OF brick building, ccf.
rer OF spnllner and Pond streets. 10 by used
as high school. Bid, mus, include the entire
masons' and carpenters work ais ell brick
cutting for steam and gas pipes and speaking
tubes and all plumbing. Masons 10 hgure
all brick cutting and carpenters all wood
cutting, and the right Is reserved by
the committee 10 reject any or all bids. or 10
award the contract 10 any responsible bidder
as they deem for the best interest Of the city
Bonds. with surety or spretios satisfactory to
the committee, will be required from the sue
ccssful blddcr IN an amount equal 10 twenty
hvs t25) per centum OF the face OF tho ac-
cepted proposal, and Il certified check for
one thousand dollars, payable 10 the order OF
the CITY Treasurer. must accompany each and
all bids. conditioned upon the signing W the
contract within ten tlo) days OF the awarding
thereof.
Sealed bids. vita certified check enclosed,
addressed TO Dav.d Rurton, Chairman OF the
Committee ON City Property. City Hall. Pro-
vidence, r. will ho received uL NJ u o clock
noon Of Wednesday the sixth tnth) day of
November, 1895.
Plans and specifications may be scen ri the
Office of Martin e. Han. architects, 5J2 lYduS-
trial Trust Company building. Proviueuce.
X. L., on and after Monday. October y, lseS.
BY order Of the Conmiter on CITY Property
DAVID BURTON. Chairman.
octis-l5t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-06
CIrY ADvERrTsEMESzs.
~~-~-----,~> ~.---.. ...s. -st '.- .,e-~
rHE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
CANVASS NOTICE.

The Board OF Canvassers aud Registration
will meet for the purpose OF canya' sing and
correcting tho ward lists OF vu'crs iiir tne
Municipal Election 20 be bell November q.
lsos, on the following dates and AZ tho follow
ing places. viz:
November 10. 1885, FIRST WARD At rIo.
NEEf JAIL ON SOUTH MAIN STREET
Noye7nb,r ia. 1903 -sEcOxD WARD at tho
WARD ROOM ON SonTA MAIN isTRLEr
November "A. iso5-TBIRD wAGD at the
WARD ROOM on SMITH STREET at 80
November IS. lsoS-FouRTH WARD at tho
wAhD ROOM ON FOUNTAIN sihEEf
November is Is issSrFiFTH WARD At the
WARD ROOM ON BEACON ANENEE at
Noyernber !" "a. 1903 = SIXTH WARD 81 tho
WARD Room on PuELi0 sTaEEr frSm
Novr%bsr sa 10. g. lsas@sLvENTH WARD a. tho
WARD ROOM ON OAKLAND sTRLEr az
November 49, IsoS-EIGHTH WARD at tho
VOTING BOOTH. corner II AErsEk and
HUDSON STREETS, from Tv0to SEQ p IA
November is 1895 = NINTH WARD ~ the
WARD ROOM on PAi4I.As STREET At
November 10. 1895 = TENTH WARD at the
WARD ROOM on ATWELL'S AVENUE nc
100 y m.
Said Board will also meet for tho purpose 81
the final canvass OF all the Ward and District
lists of said city. at their Office IN CITY Hall,
on November 90 1906. at 0 O'Clock m.
Persons assessed for Personal Propsrty,
whose names are on the voting list. must ns7
the tax ON the same, ON or before Novrmbri
10 lsp5. 20 quality thom 10 vote for Allcrmei
by order OF tho Board of Canvassers sn
Registration.
novtiSs CHARLES SMITH. Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-06
THE TIGERS POWER
shown In the Ballots Cast In New York
City's Election.


New YORK Nov Sin the city the con-
test was entirely separate froia that in tho
state. The Issue was between the Tam
many, or regular Democratic nominees,
and tho fusion ticket supported by tho
Republicans, the State Democracy and tho
committee OF 80. The TGmmnny candi-
dates were elected by pluralities ranging
from 1900 10 $4,000. They are: Justices
of supreme court Charles ii. Truax. Fred
erick Smytho and Charles r. MacLcan I;
county clerk, Henry ID Purroy; register,
William Sohmcr; judges OF the court OF
general sessions, Martin |. Mcmahon and
Joseph K. Ncwburgcr; justices of tho
city court, Robert A. Van Wyck. John p.
Schuchman and Edward h. O'Dwyer.
Tho Good Government clubs and the In
dependent County organization, both OF
which expected to poll large vote, cut
little figure, Ire former barely averaging
one vote in each election district, and the
latter having total Of about 700. Tho
Socialistic Labor party made u good show
ing
The World today snys editorially; Tho
rcactionary result in this city yesterday
was provoked by tho pig-hcaded folly OF
the president of the police board. But for
the cxaspcrating effort OF Mr.. Rooscvclt's
upcalled-for, unjust, harsh and oppressive
execution of tho Sunday excise law, union
of all the anti-Tammany forces would
have been rs easy aud as triumphant rs it
was last year The predicted reaction has
come. Tammany triumphs in the first
election nftor its tremendous overthrow
The result is discouraging 1t impcachcs
the capacity of the people for sclf-govcrn-
ment. 1t shows that the voters arc more
susceptible TO wrongs than intelligent As
TO remedy