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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-04
Tls
DENVER & RIO
GRGNDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THB WORLD
The Only llao gl11.1s tao
Through Fa3, TIl.1l daily I
LELDVILLE,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND Denver
EFFBCTlYa EOY %. 1885,


Train $50. p leaves Ogden .u1 ann.
Salt Lake .ul am, HHIg. 90 Pueblo
t.i. ana colorado Springs s.I au.,
Denver Iu.lH a,m.
Train SO. leaves Ogden .r, uu..
Salt Lake s. pam. Arrive 90 Pueblo
E41p.m.. Colorado Springs o. .m.,
Denver W pam.
connection made A. Pueblo, ynl1Iaa-
Springs nri Denver wilhaI NH.s stst
li.ssu. deg coaches, rhh'r cars nHI POLL.
man #Hu.-a un 80 trains IHks tho
.. g. i go. suN have H comfortable trip
IuHN.
as. UUgHE[ a. K. HOOPER,
IIsHH Manager. g. D.. s. T. a.
Denver. Colo. DHuyuT, cola
h. o.. NIFfHN.
Ur.af.. Agent.
ualt LAKE Clig, N
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Prof Walter S. HAiuua, OF Rush
Medical College, Chipgu, declares DE-
pf.uu'B BaHug Powder absolutely
uLTu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-04

San Fra ntgn'- bu.. Chemist Dr.
W. 10 W0uzI, IroH.as Dr.. Puoua
BaEIuE pJwHrr absolutely putn.
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,puAu,s SWEPT AWAY


.'l'
.t Vehicles Hurled
... lai'l' '' ...r
...-.b DIDO $40 A.h' '''"
l.I''' ... u..sgAtpI.
Do. l'i'''
-
.t .rrr.Hl Co. Che
.Ui, no. .4t. die
..H H.HlA ''.'f A.. Ola.
-.fr received lN''' ny
t.rn.fu Railway come
Us t.l .u.r.alr rom thuir
81" . t frr.8yc
adj sI.Ih N.'.' ..... ., .
..,Hrl.. %. 1H''i '''''"- "
80 -...-. n.Hr there Iu Whioi "a
.i4 ...r. killed and iu.
s1.li .I.'t. .........typvsd.
.a.lul.a ii'f'''' ...- ,...,t,.
..H..'gu receiver ny quo
'-..f cyclone w..ci ihf.c
''. ...u...rHf $3.50. School.
Hg.'..-'' ...... t..tuvyf.
zoos tHp Tow" .--.,
..vtrt E.'IuI bn4 d MUM. vi
-....I..fIauIIn blurred, Inc
,-i.g la Iur p1.h u' Inv 1l9in
'-. ,-,.af.I. IHu -i1uE NI'l O.
sn NV. t..rE between lcfEiut hhl
N...'' ...H.I Iut Iur several nile
~. ff5m -Iuuz Center at-;.N
tAI .f...... .rI.H|uUuH anu Hi
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Par SOIS

We are showing @ very Gle.
CANT iOgE 10 lowest prices.
Black Gloria Carriage Par.
a.u'a 'uf Zoe.
a great line OF rarasois az
500.
All OF our finer grades a
exceptionally low prices
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
Tint BOY Could TnIk.

The two papas were comparing notes
Does your boy talk YETI" asked the
papa with red wliskcrs
well, he's just learning" replied the
papa with the bald head. "And. by tho
way, hes learning little too fast To suit
mo too.
'Ncycr heard that complaint before.
What does he sny?"
We'll ii was this way You sec we've
been in the habit OF getting up in the mid
do of tho night and feeding him some
milk. He's 20 months old now. and we
thought hc was getting old enough to do
without that. The other nigh, he walked
up and began TO call for 'mikkum. I
didn't pay any attention TO him: so. of
course, he kept It Up, as babies usually do.
" Each time tho 'mikkuin' came out =
little moro iinncriously. Finally 1 called
to him:
3" You don't need any mikkum. Go to
sleep again now
There was silence for u few minutes.
and then he began again:
par--parp
No answer
" Parparr
Il said nothing.
Par, you old baldhcad, get up an
gimme some mikEum.' -
" And did be get itf' asked the papa
with the red whiskers.
" He got it. "-Butlalo Express.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
Now YoriS MARKETS.

NEw York. May 4.-Tlour. firm; winter
wheat, low grades, s2.3Oa2.75; 90. fair TO
fancy,t2 SJa3.jO do. patents. SO 4ua3. 10: Min.
nrsota clear. 81. 75a3 IL; do patents, s3, 51a
10; low extras. ~ sta i.7j city mills "A 55s
s.t5 do psteuts, !i.OUni.l0. Southern dnur
quiet and hrm' common to iair extra, $2.g5a
slu, good 10 choice, do. s.. 2Ua370. WIraf'
dull and lower, with options closing
firm; No. .. rel. store and o!ey,tnT9
t5"6o3c; seoat, 90 49,. c; migrated r.I
tA0ic: No >. red, sic Corn, fairly No."
tive and firm; No 2, 5Gc. elevator.
tse. "hoat' unsrsded mixed. 6.n5ic;
eteamcr mixed. 81 055.c; No 2. 4sinig,c
Oats, duli and firm: 40 =. 32iaasc No .
white. 5 mixed Western. 33a5i C; white
10, 3I"lie. Cut meats. easy and dull
pickle bolies &c; shoulders 5 c: hams. y,
e, mldd!es. met and nominal. short cieAr.
Go. Lard 81 CT am lower Western steam
eG.'2t: city. d;c. Pork. dull ami steady.
mess, SiS.50u4.,O. CUGoo-Riu, dun an /
stoady; No. :. iG,c. Sugar Raw, cuiet AMI
trmer ir refining, re kcrned. ia is ac-
Eve OF a. 3 li-lGnic; cut loaf, l-lGatic
crushed. i-iuai i; powdered, I-l6niIc:
graduated. ailc; standard A, 4l-lGaitc
eubes, l-lGa4:c
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
SHIPPING NEWS.
Ports of Norfolk and Portsmouth
May 5, 1895.
ARRIVALS

ARRIVALS.
S"hr Cum berland. Little ohm, Portland. 10
VIM amh \ 90.
Bro Nas 10 VIM Lamb K GO.
lu; l. LucKeubHcn. williamson. Nea
York. with bar ., heiic aud rank PEN
uleton to w limit Nto.
ue Under r to " ey. New York with
harges Monarch md Machu ey TO Newport
News.
MEMORANDA.
Sc'rs Katherine i l,rcy Garfield. rom
NeTport Ne to Boston nj Nude sher
woo Kelly tr m Norfo ( to Now Eeiior!
are in Hampton Road.
Cane Henry "a Nay 4,--l2 III. Cloudy
North W nus niles. Light sea.
CLEARED.
schr Susie 81 Pummer Creighton, Nat n
2as, with coal.
5 hr Z $ >ewman. Ca.well. Newports
News. finish 10 .ns for New Haven
Scra Tryon q III oston, with coal
Scbr DeorR c l. Dickson, Anderson, Bos
ton with OIL.
hr John roc or, Chase Boston, with
pig iron.
SAILED.
sthr Fannie II Stewart Lane, New York
with mber
sghr wa VI Wilson Bragg Philadelphia
n lebecoa. Jenkins, New York, With
III V W simmons, Griai,h. New York.
with iumbpr.
Schr encra Van Drsei. Godfrey, James
river. h.ht. TO load for New York.
Sch' L Cohn. James, Ealt W sh
lumutr.
u oseln King. KIM all. Newport News,
with barge Gen knox.
SPOKEN
Tie Merchants ana Minsrs Transporta.
ton comp ~ Gamer Chatham a rived
II r. yes eId'y rom ovideuce and reports
parsn ali iron bark hallln from Glasgow.
ut $50 p III on NAY I'd. ten mile, cant of
Northeast End gttshIp.
Also passed at u M same fav Eorwe-
sian bark % miles N.N.E. from Winter
guar .er lIChtsh:p.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS.
CLEARED.
Schr sarah G Ropes. kregeer poston or
IorlRud. vi h oAl.
with coal.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05

6.57; August, 6.G6 to 6.67; October
j.73 TO GA. Sales, So. 400 bales.
United States ports receipts yester
day were 6.55l bales. against 1851
bales last yenr, and 1896 bales in 1892.
The five leading interior towns re
ceived LIS bales Yesterday, agains,
1896 bales last year. and 929 bales i,
1893.
The Commercial and Financial Chrom
icle gives the visible supply as follow,
1895 1854 1888
East IN liam, etc. $50 0 G.s. % Gji, %
American. .3,1.0,i2J 3.l25. G76 3.452.7Il
Total ... 4,O79.62s 8.74s,s16 4,ll6,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
baltimore MARKETS..

BALTIMORE, May 4.-Flour quiet but
nrm; Western superhne, -. 35a2 ~; Western
elua S2.55a3.uU do Family, s3.l5a3 40; VIM
ai.00; do straight. - 60a3. so. Nheat, dull nd
easy; No red. 6s;a69.c; Steamer No : rcd.
o.. a66tc. Southern wheat by sample 7Oa7Ic:
90 on grade, teAIlo. Corn, firm; No . mixed
bltc bid, steamer mixed, Sc bid. Southern
0hite corn, 55aaGc; do yellow. 6Ga57c. Oat,
Hrm; No white Western. 95a}7tc; No 4
mixed estern. Jjla5tc. Provisions. quiet.
moss pork ,$l4 90 bulk shoulders, 6tc; short
shoulders, 7.c; hams, smsll, ii!c; lar. @. llic.
lard. refined, Sc CoAee. ftm: No 7, lGc.
Sugar, s.ronsi granulsted, ei.27,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05

COFFEE - stronger;.Rio. common. 1e,a
&c; fnlr. l7."losc Good. l9.a2Olc; Choice
HIh25c; laguhyru 2Ilc; Java. 2gc
SYKurA AND M,LAssES steady; Syruns
right lsa23c. Fair Grades. Is n2Oc; Porto
hico. 10. 20 and &c, az TO grade
NEW onIiANs MoL,ssE>-Ouiet Fair. GOA
zoe: Good, 36ai0c; Choice. $50
FiouR- Market very strong and aJv,neipg.
western STRING Wheat, best atent amiiv
4',2' Winter Wheat. Beat Patent Family.
$50 Winter Wheat. Choice P..rnt Family
sJ.t3; Ihoice straight Family. sS.45n3. 81:
pood famly. :3.30a.3iO Fair Straight
Family. s2.5ta2 IS; Good Low Family 81 o.
GOOD Extra 1885; Fair Extra. 81 20.
"aLt-firm; Liverpool Fine. Sl12al.25
t E,siilled' 5a6c; rice, in rough, sla65c
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
Continuous,

May wonder why Reggie never mar.
ricd
J"ck-lIe had n love affair when quito
young and has never gotten over it,
May-Who was the object of his aifec-
lions?
Jack-Himsclf-Ph Philadelphia Life.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
cotton Nlf-rlSpr4,

NV YonK. May = oiton futures closed
cnrrE e'e7Gy' MiidlinE ,,ulf, I-lGc. mi l.
MAY oad Of: June. 5ca6 81; July. L Ga
!; August. q G6ao 67; September. i i5,6 ~
ccto6er CAS- ii: November. i II; deem.
yer, $40 ~; January. Siaj So. February.
he total net consolidated receipts OF cot.
ION reported from all ports o-dny were
COOL bales. on ort 10 Great Britain. GIt7
psies TO rance, h les to Continent
= bales, stock, Cd. l0q bales
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
PrnytaIOIts.

Frsn--Mackoi oil. No ., IN kegs. $3.50: new.
small Sl2.5V new. medium. Sl2.0n: No g. in
kegs, 10 80; Herring Family Roe -. 70a
80; Eastern, III barrels. $3.5Ja3,75.
MESS fuHK--Ncw. fl4,25
HAM-Pork. .I3 %.
HANS -Smithfiel l. l4al7c.
bellies. &c.
ShoULDE8s-Sugar cured. Tic.
Inconsistencies. 7ic
l5RiAsTs-SugRr cured, Ole
Lam Pure lard. $40. cases, SO. terces:
compound; . C.. tierces, in cases. &c
hEssE-Cream. lOal2c; Western Dairy,
BUTTER New York State dairy. new. 2lc:
fresh creamery. % e: Western. ldal>o
hERoSENE Ou-Firm. II2 degrees. 12c.
so degrees 1870; Red. 100 degrees, j l-sc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
Among our Contention.

The cotton belt enjoyed satisfactory
weather yesterday.
Future contract market in IIiyerpool
advanced . to 3.64ths, closing .tesdv
Bar silver, 30sd per onncs. aooinst
29!d last year, all advance of lid.
future contract market in New Yor,,
closed barely steady, to 7 points do
cline; May, G.63 to 6.G4; June, 6. Sc to
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05

Fchr " Wallace Ward. Kelsey, New York,
with coal
Schr Marjorie, Edwards. Bangor, with
coal
Fchr Emma + Angel, Trip, Boston, with
Schr Napoleon Boughton, Stiles Charles
ton, with coal.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
In No Hurry,

Nisitor--Why Mabel, how you grow
You will soon be woman.
Mabel hopes not. Grown peoples
have TO wait until n person is gone before
they can tell what they think OF her
Boston TRANSCRIPT.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Money Market
Bv Southern Associated Press.


New YonK. May Mooney on call has been
fominaily at II per cent Sterling exchange
Is easier. with actual business i'll BANKERS
bills at 4SIsais8 for sixty days and 4sSsaiS9
hlercial bills, 4s6,a4s7i. Government bonds.
firm.
THE STOCK MARKET-CLosISG BIDS.
American Cotton Oil. 2S; American Cot
tor Oil. ref n: American Sugar Rein
tres, laS.; An orican sugar Retineries. pref.
isli American Iobncco, IU4: American To
sacco, pref. los; Atchison, Topeka and
santa Ic. 81; Baltimore and Ohio. 81; Can
eta Pacific. 49t; Chesapeake and Ohio. ISL:
Saioago and Alton, l4g; Chicago: Burling-
tonanu Quincy. 74i; Chicago Gas Trust. 73i;
Delaware and Lsckawanna, 1891; Distil-
ters sad Cattle Feeders, 49,; Erie. 12t; Erie.
pref, 20; General Electric, 49,: Illinois Cen
!ral, OH; Lake Erie and Western. 1871; Lake
ava; Louisville and Nashville. 5G.; Louis
Vile, New Albany ana Chicago. 81; Man
tat'an Consolidated. 1lss; Memphis and
fashville and Chattanooga. 70 United
States Cordage, 81; United states Cordnge,
pref. 81; New Jersey Central. s5;; New
York Central. u.s.. New York and New Eng
Northern Pacific. a.; Northern Pacific pref,
⁢ Northwestern 96s: Northwestern. pref.
sil3: aciic Mail. "a; Reading, II: Rock Is
land. 66i: st. Paul. g. st. Paul. pref. 1871;
silver Certificates, GU; Tennessee Coal ami
Ircn, 22i: Tennessee Coal and Iron, pref.
sol; Texas Tactic. 1oi; Union Pacific.
H. Wabash, z; Wabash pref. ICY: Western
Union. $50 Wheeling aud Lake Erie. IL;
Wheeling and Lake Erie, pref, 49,; Alabama
class A. l05: Alabama class Il, l07 bid; Alaba-
INA class c, IS bid Louisiana i's.lC0 bid; North
carolina as. 1O3Al05: North Carolina 6's l2i
bid: Tennessee New Settlement 3's. 81 vr-
gina s, deiorrod. 81; Virginia Trust Re
ceipts, 81: Virginia Funding Debt. 59l; uited
htates As, registered IL; United states As,
coupons, 1923; United States rs ~ bid;
Southern Railway SIS, 81; Southern hallway
Common, l4s: Southern Halfway Common,
pref, 39;; South Carolina 4ie, 101!all0.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
OFFICE OF ) HE NlRG1NTAN,
NlEIlIk An NJ 100

-T'TIVNN, 'H., May 7. 1870. I
seahoard Air-line Railroad For NorroIl
81 "les' other points. " bales total ia
bales. 40
Norfolk ana Carolina Railroad For Nor
folk. "a bales; other points. 81 bales; total
Cd bales.
~. mite and Danyiilo RailroAd-For Nor
folk, ~ bales. ava
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
CI,icnrn IarItrta.

CHICAGO, May 4.-The leading futures
ranged as follows: Wheat closed lower.
Norn closed lower. Oats closed lower.
FORK closed lower.
WEEAr-May. ia; July, G4laG5; Soptem-
Der. So. Closing-May. 81; July, 64a6ii;
September, Coz.
CoHN--May, 40; July, 49,; September, co..
Closing-May, 49i; July. AS; el TENDER. 5Ul
OAis-May, Isl; june. 70 .a29; July, PSI.
Closing May. 2Ss: June. 29; July. ass.
PonK-May, ll.s0: July. 1910: September
1880. Closing-May, lls0; July, li.g5 Sep
tember. l2i5.
LAWp-May, G.52i; July. 6.72!; September.
ssh Closing-May, 5.52i; July. sos: sep.
tember. $50.
hirs--May, 5.e2!; July, 6.17i; September.
e.3tl ClosinG-May. 1924; July, 6.u7i; Sep.
teMber, 6.22t.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
Objected To.

Mrs Filter wish you wouldn't call
me dear any more.
MIR. Flittcr-Why notY
Mrs Fltter-Oh 1t sounds too expen-
sive for these hard Times -Rostnu Cnuricr
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05

On trail leaving Norfolk at 545 ana ZOO =. m.
anu p'e'l We" ~ o.l5 D. M, the rare ~il be
criiia eseh Wy. all ",hor trains ~ cents each Wv
4 Trains stop Al the !Oilov INK stations Princ.,s
Anue A''nu, Gleuair. F'csri, Eu1zar,l, Neck
ii"ad Simp"n'.. ODD lam Rat. hil'pott's Co.'s
ing OAK wood thiiatian'I Mill, Guys. anu all
II. l.. + ,oE, V. A. BARRETT In
see ~ anu Irta". GeHl Vi or.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05

CoRN-Southern white. firm and wanted.
OATs-steady; Mixed. 3sc; white, Acc.
MILL FkEp-Market steady; Bran, Sls 50a
l9.ol; shipstuif, or mid,llincs, 5lg.OOal9 so;
meal, white boted. per 50 lbs, 53c.
hAY-No. l Timothy. Sl400; No. .,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
Rates.

Applicant-How much for o marriage
liccnsey
Clcrk-Ono dollar for single license
s. for a communication license.-Detroit
Tribune.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
Pure Esici, Isioed

IS essential to good health, because tn
piood is The vital iuid which supplies all tn
orRAns with Il o Hoods S4rsaparilla is til
greatest blood purifier
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
A Great Effort.

THAT lady over there2 Oh, yes she Is
very clever. She has mastered three Ian.
guages and her husband. = Fliegcnde
Bla.ter
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
praitiIt VIarItet.

MnrRet steady; Prime. ic; strictly primo.
&c; fancy 20; common, lal5c. Spanish. 500
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
I.xtronlcs.

She-Do you find that art is long?
D'Auber- Yes, but we, Its dsvatsaa. arc
-AnAnailv ehnrt --I.ifA
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05

HOODS Pills arc purely vegetable, harm.
less. effective. do not pain or gripe.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
ynrcstniieu,

Reporter-What do you think of Amer
len?
Swell Britisher Gust landed) -Don't
know till sco the morning papers. They
W il probably tell mc.-New York World.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
sugar NInrISpI.
t firm at following quotations:

Market firm at following quotations:
Cut Loaf ................. = M
t'""t CO. '....'- '...... ..............4 "a
coh'ecNoh.Is standard "a ........4 ~
nH'erlc'h VI .-.................4 II
Fr'ublin. nearly white "B" ...,4 OF
centennial bright yellow "B" ...9 Sc
California az .......... Y 81
rrnmshn Sthndard extra &C.. .......3 -
keystone extra &c" " 2 81
American extra ''C"... a *
:, Out OF town prices ave Deepen lent on do
livery rates to the different points.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
iS,V,IEIt>, GUIDE.

NORFOLK AND oCLAN VIEW RAILROAD
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS IN EFFECT MAY
Isl. 1875.
Leave Norfolk Leave Oceen View
9:4' u. IN. I:i5 q. M
H,Oa ~. li:31 "a. m
l30p. IL. 2:l5p IN
10 ui.
'jSop.m m. Gljp. m
SUNDAY TRAINS.
1890 a ~. coon m
$50 p III COO m.
Saturday. only.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05
t:'aiI,.

t'atn.
PEAs-Steady: Black eve pens. sa6o
per bag; BLACK. slal.I0 per bushel.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05

'.IsAVE..ElsS, GUIDE.
81 a IL. sEABoARD AIR LINE
ABSOLUTELY THE SHORT EST AND QUICKEST
ROUTE SOUTH. ONLY II HOURS TO
ATLANTA.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY MAX s.
1895.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-05

>laiiy' B-Brcakfast. D-Dnner s--supper.
no. a connect at Weldon with a. c, Line Pull.
man Secicrs Portsmouth to TO Atlanta. Ga
ON Mondays. Wednesdays aud Fridays con.
, nee's al rIanklin with steamers Olive for Eden
ioe IN iand nS on the river. Con ects at
Fslels with southern Railway for Aaheviile. n.
Il. T. f"s' VI. '"e W. ~ Y.
No i02 and IL. Nesibule Limited Train. No
e s i"fe Weldon to Atlanta. Pullman Sleeper
atlanta, with V and \ Z. i: for Chatham oosa,
Mai Ma, NJ and al P.ints NEST Connects with A.
Orleans and all points Southwest -"
ARRIVE.
No. fo2, Atlanta specal 7;s0a M
NO. IS Mail and Express 0pIn.
fcr tickets aud haggIge checked TO oil poiHts
soulh and southwest, sleeping car reservati n and
neral inorm.t on, call on or address W v. III
Williams: ~ High sire T. Poit.mouth. a.
=, ten Pass Agent Pass. and Ticket Al.
H. 81. John, JOHN III. WINDER.
'ice-fTesident. General Annaseg.
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TRAN i2t.EKS, GUIDE.
Cape New York,
Charles Philadelphia and
Route Norfolk R.R. Co.

slN HOURS QUICKEK THAN Any OTHER
IISE'
THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT EXPRESS EACH
WAY
Arizona republican., 1895-12-18

player. Entries open till noon Febru- ary 3, 1896. Moves per hour, times of play, etc., to be settled later. In the event of Mr. Hambrook entering and winning the coming tournament, then, the person obtaining second place shall have the right of challenge, to be exercised within thirty days, Cor some other certain time to be hereafter fixeO and if he fails or neglects to eX- ercise his right within the specified time, his right shall be deemed waived.
 If any person waive his right of chai- lenge it shall be vested in the next lowest in the order of the score made in the tournament. Further particu- lars can be obtained from Walter Ben nett or L. H. Chalmers of Phoenix.
 Territorial papers will please copy, as it is the earnest desire of the members of the association that every possible aspirant to chess honors residing in the territory shall have an opportunity to enter. T. D. M.
Arizona republican., 1895-12-18
ENORMOUSLY STATED.
Much Ado Over a Deserved Instance
 of Corporal Punishment.

The. Gazette of yesterday contained the following article;
 There is a well-founded report cur rent that w. B. Creager, the present superintendent of the Phoenix schools, has of late indulged heavily in cor poral punishment A little colored boy flor some trivial offense, gets more than a hundred flashes. The day of ibarba- rism should be past. No czar is needed to correct the youth with a birchwood limb. Other methods of government are preferable and the rod should be banished from the school room, as should the man who uses it. It will not go here and the sooner Professor -Creager learns this the more secure he may feel in his resent position. Phoe- nix did not import tlhis massive brained OK driver for the purpose of having him skin the children with a switch. Keep hands off the children
 The school teachers generally are indignant at the affront offered Prof. Creager and at a teachers suggestion a Republican reporter called on Prof. Creager, at the Central school build ing yesterday afternoon.
 
 described is taller and weighs five pounds more than Prof. Creager, who, by the way, did not inflict the corporal punishment on the boy, although he was cognizant that the whipping was Ito have occurred and did occur.
 The ''trivial offense' was not trivial. It was one that under the territorial laws would have been termed a misde- meanor The colored lad, with two other companions, had gotten two small boys in their power at the West End school house and subjected them to indignities that were of nature that could not appear in print.
 The affair reached the ears of Prof. Creager, who made an investigation. He finally gave the boys who commit ted the deed the alternative of being expelled from school or being whipped. Two of the lads preferred leaving school and the colored lad concluded to take the whipping, having acknowl- edged his offense.
 According to the territorial laws the professor first notified the parents of the boy and invited them and the school trustees to be present at the punishment, which was set for Monday afternoon at the est End school house by Prof. Lee.
 Prof. Creager was not present at the time. Not over six lasihes were given.
 q could have expelled them from school" said Prof. Creager, "but after thinking the matter over a few days I came to the conclusion that I would give them the alternative of being ex- pelled or undergoing corporal punish ment. acted in the matter as I would with my own children and by eXpe,ling them I would be depriving them Of their chances of learning and would be throwing lthem into the streets. I saw the colored lad yester- day and he frankly remarked that he was deservedly punished, that he bore no i'll will toward Prof Lee or myself. '
Arizona republican., 1895-12-18
IN ITHIE HOUSE.
Cleveland's Ducking Expedition
 Remembered.

WASHINGTON Dec. 17.-The house devoted itself today to discussion of the proposition to have two election committees instead of one, the Vene- zuelan message meanwhile lying un- opened.
 This caused Mir. Crisp to exclaim. ''There is an important message from the president relating to the Venezue- Ian question lying on that table and yet this Republican congress enters upon partisan action, delaying the con- sideration of the presidents message D
 MT. Hulick, Republican of Ohio, was quickly on his feet with the inquiry, ''Is it this house or the presidents ducking excursion that has delayed the message on the Venezuelan ques- tion?" There was a round of Daughter and applause from the Republican side.
 There is a message proceeded MT. Crisp. Tt lies unIheeded and yet it is
Arizona republican., 1895-12-18
AN ART EXHIBIT.

Mrs. M w. Richards, who has Eu5 lately arrived in Phoenix from the east, will open an art studio at + West Monroe street, Friday and Saturday, December 20 and 21, from a. m. to o'clock p. m., where she will be pleased to receive all lovers of art. Mrs. Richards has studied under some of the best artists of the eastern cities, notably, E. Aulic, late of Berlin; B. Wheeler, of Dresden, and is prepared to teach painting in oil and water co., ors, pastel and crayon, and makes a speciality of china painting and china firing.