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Arizona republican., 1895-08-06
SAVE TIME AND MONEY

By taking the cheapest and quickest route from Solomonville to Sheldon station and Clifton, or from Clifton to Solomonville. Only nine hours making the trip either way. Greens regular mail hack leaves Solomonville for Shel- don station every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 8 o'clock 8. m., arriving at Sheldon the train from Lordsburg to Clifton. Return ing from Sheldon to Solomonville on arrival of train from Clifton every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, arriving at Solomonville by 4 o'clock p. m We shall spare no time or ex- pense to make it to the interest of all who will favor us with their patronage. Commercial men and others who have to travel on odd days can always be accommodated by timely notice Fare, s5; round trip S7.50 We have corral at SolomOnville, where we give animals good care and plenty to eat and drink. Saddle horses, teams and buggies to let Thanking the public for their liberal patronage hereto fore bestowed and asking continuance of the same, we remain yours respectfully,
 N. GREEN & SON. SoIoMoNvILLE. Ariz.. March 14, 1894
Arizona republican., 1895-08-06
Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of William Harvey, deceased Notice IS hereby given by the undersigned, eXecutor of the estate of William Harvey, de- caased, to the creditors of and all persons hay ing claims against the said deceased, to ex- hibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the first publication of this notice to the said executor at the office of W. H. Robinson, No. 609 Peoples Bank build ing, Denver, Colorado
 HUGH MACKAY, Executor of the estate of William Harvey, deceased.
 Dated this 2nd day of August. 1895. Date of first publication August 3, 1895.
Arizona republican., 1895-08-06
The Rio Verde Canal Co.
 No. IA N. Second Av.

 fonthe oVedeCan
 
 & fFoprTh be iceOfW s peracr ~ i--A The of the Board
 
 made hereunder Choice purchasers Selections made of
Arizona republican., 1895-08-06
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS

Are lost every year in risky and foolish investments. Put your money in lots in Churchill Addition and make 25 per cent.
 No risk. Easy terms.
 CLARK CHURCHILL, Office Commercial Hotel Block.
Arizona republican., 1895-08-06

THE OCCIDENTAL HOTEL is the only first 1 class house 1n Tucson to stop at Best of accommodations and treatment.
 LEVIN & URQUIDES, Pros.
Arizona republican., 1895-08-06

LNLORENCE HOTEL-REFITTED AND RE \ furnished throughout. Strictly frst-class in every respect. ROBERT WILLIAMS, Prop,
Arizona republican., 1895-08-06

STOP AT THE WILLIAMS HOUSE, MARI O copa, while waiting for the train. Good accommo odations and excellent table,
Arizona republican., 1895-08-06

WHEN IN BENSON STOP AT THE TRAs1 w House for irst-class accommodations. N, Chlnese employed. MRS, L. s. TRAsK
 ProprietresA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-09
TEL4D4S TB4TR5LBS

Fl sshsc0 ~nE.6 SIS puerras Il eoliseO La
e0n7azls s fan-il blzO e lstset ante una
regular + escog-da ca1carre1eia. que a1oche
era mayor.
=x epci6n de- reror Jaeinto A7guers.
I 1la POI laiAa1se lDdispues10 nc IA rr8bs7a-
/ AZ lasfa 81 bora. Sc n ezbibid0 vasss Dr
1eras DaTTes 1el cna sT9.
/ 11 TeTdad lue este es uerAcedor fe a "a
ma e que were DI DIeceIjdn pri-ci1a inente
Dor 10 que -oca q 1fl4 Rsnatf5es 3ofrf
gufz pglIeTa tiale De IA CouDa1fz = 81 io
zen AZ m.ro Ealdivleso
Auantc ST olga aee-ea de las spt-tades De
leDeal9s. U0ESs5 na cTiaUuTa 1e 1ueve a Los
reS1l1a Ps l30 eonparado con a realidad.
Ea Ie1l1o que ae1ar cor e reeueIdO d.
9tra peaueTs s7--ra = De-.r0 srtiscurible
E1ll- 9 -s a nesar Dc -.l0. IA salsdo afro
s7 Cg7s-a ca1s ar 81 ru-lse9 con sn T0z
Il exe7Lsa que saoe nodUlar cor
sE-8e.cD g1sTO E ecesaTl6 CIR como -
aT-aDca Dct 7010 o no. n Jes r7sGIG yale51as
sue csrTa 81 71a uaDera iliultaoIe con
m 5sE~a 4Ee "a sTlsle' Al para $ LuChas
-Qnt1yrzS an6aIu1as.
VS. r faIte- mas l1tercl6r v gr8cia Di
1aressa Zero = encalrai "a Prasencia, u
1eTDosa TCz 9ue p0see suple1. co1 Tentaja
sc1Fllas cls1-sdes.
g1Ida -ipla. Ealaia z Is. ma f5oyq
war -hs SIM ia como Ella sola.
Isg2la ls scr 1s8rs9l5 q secgl5GuG
rel1A g-a1ces t-eLi1ades. n De cara cterzar
2 naEaTliis todos los papeles que desempe1a
-za0es so1 aanlra3ie grace57 acelona
con a-lraiidad 7 1eS4lv voItura
- Ii-e.6- - .fDpi1s + clara
81 1s1o z5scllto. RaU61 PerG5zueTo. cue
tend 10 sun0 E1ez anos 3 1is-lng1e Dor /
eleEtA 5-aTe1at comics. que en- : 1nas esce
rs r. 1e nuT b1er ezacto
Na leseu1oEa e- q c1ad7a. s. Dien 5ebe
pr7curzF 20 prscls i-ars- Ia $ q lzt.s1. por +
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-09
BRILLANTE OCCASION

usra hacerse lei solar na- .-ito y espleu-
dido de Parca. -ituado "a Ia Plsz4 tslncipaI
freBta A IA iglesia ~ entre "a casa &c 9oha
Jos4fa L bsrfh d Neumaan dora NATL
de Capo De Rosaly Msde ie fr-.te 4as = Il
Este 21f55 veras rte $ ! 5 varas. sud
g. vara- 9 STE IS 3l4 vara- Superdeie
cuadrada SOB varas.
Para il f9rnles dirigirse don r C'pl 70
Colon. cslle lie Isabel don Antonio Tsro
4lbizu Gale de IA R4na. Ponce. Novien-
ore 2S De 1895 y alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-09

Hame~5. aea sfda 4 e-fs ) ea aia dcB
Tlau 4br4r - solicit S. lre se Il I'd
aeda sut9rlzaelal para a>teIar IDa III
ra 5e vavcr en ln w 4- da s 4slle 1el Lon
rars 4I u fatlro "a ans 0llca 1- som
breros se 4uuuela al fl-.lco 7or e- tefDtno
ie aalnce Gias. q 1oLlar .re lry 11 1e
que o. reeiros ons se eTean aerlId eado-
con Il ilstaiscsaa Gs la ca ile-a AZ reIeren
eIg Se sirval presenter S1s rscia DalI6E IS en
ssra y csloit 6e1tro 9ei rdies19 1laz
Ponce. Dieierntre . de 1895 e A'eslde
fstags Jas- Pgt lts
RI niendo acudido ssEa Acadia don F4
4x SIT Pre-rd1 eu soI54i1ld i- ala - Ia
aoneada ant 7rizaci6n a IA instala- a1 81 p
-in Gel alnacen que ocups ~ gelSIt c6 nIeT
aial 50 81 3arri0 6e i E 'aya, propiedad d.
ssnora viura ie ArgulC. una caldeTa horl
zsutal l- ounce ~ 6sll,s d. peter cla- par4
mover ua M linc n h Ger hsrI- d naaFz
nor acuer1a del E1emo a .nram e1fa. To- la
del AZ. .ual. So arluela Al hodeo. aun ie
decae los veclncs que < cream Ps rad cados
COZ. Ia ins alaci6u De q ealiera de referencla.
" -sirvan precertsr suS rec lamaciones en e.
~ q Alcsldia. derrro del piaz7 1e ounce 1las
a confar 1es1e e. "a trs ~.
Ponce. Noviembre - &c ls95. 81 Alcal
de- Juan Jose a. fCIs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-09

MANZAN - -Lsagsrou fraseAs II eol0ra
dltas Al c. Dado LIS B1le4r4s
= a7isa los Dle10s gasI-6c0D0s.
: Co1seio de Administrator de- Ban
20 Territorial + Agrieo.a IA accrda10 Pa-
le- aL 5rev4 en- circulscl61 dos Ruevas eni-
-lqDes le cedulas VI pcTtad0r. L1a De 600
etl4ss IS elel pesos oada lua s-a1 dos
Il PESOS I0neda eor-leIF- T Gtra De
--eL1 - 1e1llas 1e clul-r peSc
go. 1oreda al1as -lssoles.
-e -8r clenta 81 Ia s8das s--
-l1astres sIeDdg espel-sys-
z-se- alualneLIe as Jos II
1o 1@Ilno 1e velnte al : a.
DA1l11o de dcce COn -stas
-Te7 -1lslones leld Il 5Ancl .uver-
% ~ e8 SOS - eedu4as 81 pcrecsrias $
& ~ap4tal pres tsEo = 4lpCtecas plaZ0 ar
s2. a.o4r1a 2a9 pesos.
INIERESA MIS- No Los que qaieran
4allsE4 ul ID Jauesa. clase lnuv superior. que
3llan dc a nueva naTca Bs5snse7s an q
e0Inzdo de rs .>rss. = 6eStavI ! c.. 8 eu
5. e4fe de LIS Delicias 10
a eausa de no haber c0ncur-ide h~v 81
gaDos 0perar,os al deparramenro rpograf-o
IonGe se lnprilae este diarlO 10 lra, como
- e0srlmb bre los puebloe del 0--te-
NaestTos ahonados lie dieh0s pue0Ics. Dos
1lsE easas esIa talta gen2 5 Iaestfa vo-
uLtad
ARTURO APOSTE RODRIGUEZ -4Bo-
gado 0frece sIls servlcios pr0fesionales
-alle del Amor nunero > Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-09


nento repro uciend0 q decretc
Isobre q CAME publicado en Gace-
"a eztraors sInaria.
T0nsnos de EI C5rrs9 Il rttramar
~Aauaue. segds aecfanos en eI Dumero
i anterior. muv pr0nto salGr4 para Puerto r &C
el se1or Nafaz vera. sabenos que deja
aouI - casa noutada 81 50 propoDe regresar
: Madrid e A5Ill @ en Mayo DE- 97
T3d0 8 verdai
Pero hay INA arrata d0nde dice lfdgo del
IS Gebe deer Ifag7 Eez
Ha1rs 2 Eera solo pernaDecera en Ponce
lguHos meses : n - prinaveTa dai a1o
proxl-0 Tolvera 81 re-l1eLcla &c 4 adrid.
1sn0s recidc q I1torue cue acaDa da pu
75ear nuestr0 Avan1amiepT9 aaerca 5e las
eaeSldades 1a Ia @ dad 1e Ponce. CUE &c
9al 5elerse pTesen1es e1aE4o Ne 1sdsct5 el
1re~E1ueS-0 nl1ic1psL
y ) ocupareU0s e es- aeun-
-9 co7 IA Ie-eEcs6r Qua -1a,-r1
aaFanes edo = espr-s
N11gt1 ALCCEgLA
Ear lama + meier LON
7o s1e --1Ta Ie laaeFse
21b1co. ca-J s. 1-L
sz1.J>A- gE-a Dereelo
Eaa q orc 81 q
Las 4a1as 10 s4
LOS 7E
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-09
FELIX CAMBRELEN

Repartidor de programs, es-
ouelas de bale. idem mortuorias,
hoias sueltas etc. etc. i mod;cos
grecios -Porce
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-09

Jus et'e1Sapae AflfcAto &c = 1Apf1aA "
~ FgnAs5
i.t ~ de eompefeBeia es GO n1eaAs
o~aSlenes : eausa de que ~ industrial
ao-~en-
see via5aT hAela los paeblos he sf44ssr.4
s.-ssSe. : -Ayts3stsEs = 4 ao0H.- IA - etr-f1~
= - caoaiios de slla, csr ass a. 4le
81 aAsls 4 I9r7e. asalilA . Re'-
4~s-4l 81 pTec.1s. e---ta es -le--ss
4aa.lerias ees,-genres.
e 80 -~-t7s-
fs-la r=g9-il3 a=ns -fs-
5a~-g- .s~s4Nh7 me scs3sE4 = Fay
DEuooRAm. Ponce
Tglr y-euns De Lsb-a crnA--sa 81 i
Tres a1o aasue 10 Nb--n----
t41.f 1prsms FesfDs rtetas
CnimoS 4 respectable sae- la 81 % =
1or Caeazs nue>Tra .nDeus4 set escls.
p9r e aE-ero one ssoe s fiesen es 8 nere-
1e Ia DISH RAczA Ell alt Us sf.gss are
aeaerda 81 Tribunal ~leremo de 4 i6a
3e se eonoeo Al se1aT eleoas Como lannF-
e E@.ef lla-scltl0ie
70 aaee naelo los aecia -a carTa s.as lei
e q se-oT Cnsa= 'rergo s. ea --t.ei-
"a za-9a @le e --7is5= 3egsa le 7Ts-AF = a'
r.-,-.-. -. -.
--,T.--s.- 80 s-..--.s
So
n .bsgs.i. 5or 4.-,.
IS. - : - s15---..-
rsI me IA --.sIs.s.-+ al.
I'-i-157a -ass *. -. go
%
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-09
BUEN NEG0CI0

Con nuv- buenas condolences para II com
lrador - ve0de 81 estahl-c'EnIeL Ci- pull
perfa que sc hslla Sitnado en a Gale Il a
Estrella esqulDa IA NJ y9r, frrute a. cuaT-
tel de Orden P1blico-
InfornarAn en- el nisno stableciDien
\ svieutr-, de 1875 MS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-09
NOtiCiaS
generates = .

Esta tarde "a emos IN supple
mento repro uciendo q decreto
sobre q CAME publicado en Gace-
"a e1-raOr maria
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-09

31ts-4o r=g9-iI7 a-nes -hs7
-ls@-t- .e~a4Dh7. 3le acs1sr1ss - rec
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-09

De una possession de terrenos de diez
0cho cuerdas de esff, malsza pasros, %
81 barrio &c Vacas Jurisdiction de Juana-
DIsz
Eutenderse con AntoSlio AGyosGz. PLAYA
1e Ponce. Noviembre 26 De 1895 n air
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-09

tPor que no se trae. como otras veces. ta1
iDdispensa bic artfonlo de = Capital s o.
Ny gnAsl
l-s fslts lie eamp-teBcia = co n1chAs
oeaSlenes : caasa De que a. ind1-triAl-s
aol~ru
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-09

MANZANAS -Llegsron frascAs " colora
ditas Al c. nado LIS B11e4rAs
= a7isa los Dle1os gasI-61Ou0s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-09

Iraseie11os se1euta lmp0re 11es 6epcsit -
ron aver en Il !" CTedito j Aho-r9 ponc 40
q suna de Nil cuatr0cleLt0s cchei r4 pesos
cl1cueDLa ceLtavOs. moleda correrte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-09
4EMocRACIA Ponce.

Ive <- ma De Labra couhr-la 81 l-
r7es 4-sll0 4aSue 70 libren--s- uar
t41.i >lpreEna E. Ds Ffte,as
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-09

FL soogalc don H-rml1s0 IS NAvar-
fa-ticipa sus clienres y III 1slIeo 81 gene
Orlstl1a casa I trelta 4 il en- que ST.
se Ballaoa. al.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-09

ARTURO APONTE RODRIGUEZ. -ABo-
gado 0frece sTs servicios profesionales
Gale del Amor nlnero >. Ponce.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-23

There isa boundary dispute between
the Republic Of France and the Republic
in Brazil, the points OF which almost
parallel that between England and Ven
ezueln.
The case OF the dispute over the line
separating French Guiana from Brszli, like
the case of British Guiana and Venezuela,
dates hack into the earliest colonial days.
The dlspute concerns a pnrt of the coast
as well as the interior and quite recently
IL has become lively by reason OF the dis
covery OF gold fields in the tract ia
controversy. There have been collisions
in the tract between Brazilians and the
prospectors from French Guiana and the
situation has for some time been ex-
tremely delicate. But France has not ex-
hibited toward Brazil the spirit shown
by England to Venezuela. On the con-
trary France is not only willing to arbi.
trate but seeks arbitration and marks no
line up to which she will claim territory
whether Brazil Is willing or not.
The French way Is far moro honorable
than the English way ana is mole con-
ducive to peace.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-23
DID THIS COG USE REASON,
Knocked From n Eier Once. He "Died"
Again and Made Iimsoif secure.

"Ivo como 10 the conclusion that dogs
have tho uso OF certain and u great
amount Of reasoning power" said Carver
Il. Clino Ia n reporter. II was convinced
by one Of Duncan's dogs.
"These animals always obey the COM
mands of their master, but tho case OF
which / sDeak was one in which the dog
saw tho situation and acted for what he
thought was tho best solution OF u diili-
Guilty.
1.-The dogs do fro act. Ono OF thom
runs UP ladder scizes dummy canine
from the flames, carried him 10 the
ground and thea dies. Duncan's collio
died all right this particular night and
was put on sivctchor several feet above
the foo., on two small wooden horses.
The widow dog and the ambulance came
on. Tho diseonsOlate widow, you know,
makes n rush for the corpse, with paws
poked into her crying eyes. Then she is
led away by sympathizing friends.
"She made her rush for tho bier this
night, but she put too much force into it,
and her defunct spouse was knocked from
his resting place.
"Woll, that animal fell to the floor just
rs limp as any body could be. He lay
thero motioniess, but saw him open ore
eye and kind OF take in tho situation.
Then he seemed 10 come 70 the conclusion
that he had net been taught to die just
that way, so he jumped up, climbed to the
bier and died all oyer again.
"The widow was by this time over near
the ambulance In the center OF the stage.
AS soon as the hero husband had died the
second time she again made rush for the
bier The dead brute was ready this time.
He bad ono eye open. When he saw her
coming he just reached over the sldo OF
his resting place and took good grip with
both his front paws. The Widows grief
was powerful but that death grip held.
"Now. did that dog use reason"'-Now
York Times.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-23
a Good Risk.
Chicago Record.

Attor moving a large stock Of goods into q
building in the Wholesale district. the owners
learned that IA y could Get no insurance.
Tho building was ON tho "black list" OF tho
Insurance companies. because ono Of the ten.
ants had already burned out four times
under susl icious circumstances, and appar
emily with pecunlary profit 10 himself.
il was, therefore impossible for this tenant
20 GET insurance froin any company. and the
boycott went So far as TO include any build
ing that harhored hin or his stock OF goods
The business concern that had moved into tho
"black listed building was Disturbed. Tho
head OF the firm went TO an insurance agent
and said
II wish you would arrange II In some way
60 insure our stock. ."
"Im sorry" replied the agent: "hut the
companies have no confidence in that man on
the floor above -
q" He cant ct iusuranc. Oh go
"Aot cents waxth. They '.c onto lin an
nlurc hc line"
Ncil. do you THINK there's any danger Of n
Gre in thrt huillns a, Ions a. he's rot IN
surci "
well. should say not. ncvcr ihon.ht of
that before
The firm received its policy at once.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-23
A Tootlless People.

Or Victor G. Dell lrctrrcd recently on
Tho Care of tho Teeth and tho Mouth. ;"
"We are becoming a toothlcss people, hc
said, "for o;hcrMise how can we account
for the fact that thousands Of people today
are wearing artificial teeth. aud there are
as r.any thousands who would wear thom
II they could afford TO buy them! Look
at our littlo children. A. tho ago Of 2
their little teeth arc already dccaycd, Our
girls at /; mud 10 olieu wear artificial
teeth Our fathers and E,Cthcrs at the aga
OF 40 and 80 cannot boast of having meuy
sound tcr,h. Now. when you consider
how much acutc suffering aud pain thess
people so through, how many slccpiass
nights aud restless days they pass before
they arrive at that happy moment when
thoy havo got rid of All their own teeth
and can wear artificial ones instead, you
win naturally aS!i the question, Has the
Creator given us these organs for tempo
rary use ana with tho intentiou of infliot
ing suffering uron usY
NO, they wcrc given us to last us
through life. If we do lose Them prcma
turcly, and if wo do suffer cxcruciating
pam whiln VIC have them it Is due to our
own cnrulessress. Negligence and igno.
rauce "--Now York sun.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-23
rERSELY TOLD.
Improperly Adjusted Fire Apparatus.
San Francisco Post.

San Francisco Post.
little shanty on the water front was al
most envelopei ia flames when Chitf sullivan
saw n man inside paralyzed with fear and
surrounded by fire and smoke
put or shat rcspirator and get that man
out" he shouted 10 Assistant Dougherty.
Ho snatcbed up tho machine that trans
Z rms a blaze into n red icicle. clapppd a. on
his head. and groped through the smoke into
tho building. They saw him stageer and
fall. ana a cry won't up from the crowd. Ho
got on Eis feet nVu1 nriti roced about through
the flames and smoke till he sank again, COM
rletsly overcome. Then the man ho had gone
in tp rescue came 10 his senses, and seeing the
unconscious fireman. dragged him out aud
chiefs feet
When the firemen pulled the esIirator off
DougEerty's face looked like a boiled beet,
and the perspiration was rolling from it in
streams. he had got the machine on wrong
end to- and tho hot air had poured in under
his no5trils, while tho icy blast went down
the back Of his neck. They threw bucket
OF water over DouRherty. and ho slowly
opened his eyes. The first thing he saw was
the respirator lying beside him. He pushed it
toward sullivan and whispered family:
Put 1T on me feet, chief, they're froze
stiff"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-23

THE NEWS will print an edition de-
signed to illustrate comprehensively the
com mercial industrial and financial life
of the fine city of Providence as il is en-
joyed today. Our representatives on their
rounds have been received most cordially,
and IL shall be the aim OF THE NEWS cor
poration to embody in this special issue
facts, figures and general information that
shall be OF permanent interest ana bene-
fit 10 all our business men VINO identity
themselves with il and to the commuDi-
ty at large. Commensurate with the
importance of the task II is proposed To
make this issue of THE News the most
imposing ever issued by our plant and
that shall be the peer OF anything ever
published in'the town-a credit to our
city, our patrons and ourselves.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-23

These objecIing mem bers OF your house
hold point out, moreover, that II that
far away landholder does come along and
iacKle the small neighbor, aud you should
interfere, he will, of course, turn upon
you. OF course, the family all believe
that yon can DO him up, as you have a
couple OF times before, but before the
trouble is over, some OF your own prop
erty is likely TO bs destroyed, the con-
seryatory windows may be smashed in,
damage done TO the outbuildings and
cumstanees will distract you from giving
attention TO your business, and you Will
thus be a loser in financial way.
From what you know OF that far away
landlord however, you r inclined to the
opinion that he, too, will suffer from a
mixup with you and Will hesitate long
timo before bothering you now that he
has learned your opinion in the matter
OF the back fence controversy. so you
really stand in no fear OF a serious quar-.
rel though you take measures TO back up
the sentiments expressed in the matter.
And you and the whole neighborhood
carry your heads little higher and
throw out your chests and feel pretty
good about it. For you have done exact
ly what you ought to do under the cir
cumstances ana are accordingly possessed
of a consciousness OF rectitude. No
outsider shall be allowed to come into
that peaceful neighborhood and disturb
the peace or uniustly attach any Of the
real estate.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-23

rawutng n Tank Note.

Ono OF the oldest methods OF utilizing a
bank no;o which hos probably over been
known took place recently in the east Of
London. A sailor walked into a large
pawnhrokIng establishments noar tho docks
and gravcly and in all good faith, pro.
duccd "a El0 Bauk OF England note, inqulr-
ing how much could be advanced on 1t.
Six pouuds was offered and promptly
accepted, and the noto Actually remained
for sono months I'LL redeemed by some
sharp wit.ed person, eho usual amount OF
interest on this lean being OF course paid.
This perfectly authcrtic inciden. recalls
tho equally triIe stories of old days, when
men OF wars men az rtsmouth, on be-
ing paid of after a long cruise, during
which large sums Of pri2c money usually
accrued rs them, frequently III their pipes
with bank notes rs an agreeable var!aa, -
frying gold watches in pans of fat over ,ko
fire, both of wEs-A facts are voucEed fer
on undoubted authority. Strand Msga
zinc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-23
RAllROAplNG METHODS.
Some OF Those OF the Early Days Were
Ridiculous.


Ridiculous.
When wo compare ralronding methods
of today with those of 30 years ago, some
ofthe precautions of that time appear ridic-
ulous Everybody was against them-the
clergy and the lnymen, nobility and tho
people. Every body was afraid Of great
catastrcphes. The doors OF the railroad cars
had 10 he locked 50 that the passengers
would not jump out at the first unusual
noise. Various propositions wero made TO
make railroadng less dangerous Some
body suggested that the locomotive should
be attached TO the train b. long iron
chain. Colonel Lecount proposed TO have
o watchman On top OF the locomotive to
look out for Tie signals and tho condition
of the roadbcd. Every quarter OF aiEile
watchmen, with n signal Gag, wero sta
toned. and this human chain did tho scrv-
ice Of a telegraph system.
Whilo many sensecss precautions were
taken gross oarclcssncss was shown In most
simple matters. For instance, long trains
were formed, being pIgIed nnd pushed by
three, four and even six locomotives. such
a train with 30 cars and five locomotives
went ahead on fun steam, and in case Of
danger there were lut thrco handbrGses on
the entire trrin. II must rot be believed,
however, that Tho Tapidty Of trains then
was So very limited shortly before the
railroad from London 10 Greenwich was
opened for general trcliic special train
OF seven cars, crowded with Gentlemen and
ladies. covered tho entire distance 1T tho
rate OF j6 Il lies an hour There ero coun-
tries where such speed on the railroad
has not boon developed UP 70 date Phil
alelntta Record
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-23
MONDAY, DECEMBER %, 1895.
THE trolley party is not popular in
Philsdelphia these days.

In the words OF Mss. JULIA WARD
HOWE the defense OF ana tribute to the
individual Turk paid by such authorities
as Gen. LEW WALLACE, Mr.. MARION
CRAWFORD and Mr.-E. IloPKINsoN
SMITH will not wipe out the horrible fact
that, in he memory OF PEOPLE now liv-
ing, 100, 600 Christians have been massa-
cred by Moslem ianatigism.