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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-29
MEETINGS.

HEADQUARTERS. = COMPANY AS
ISOLATION. Richmond. Va. November
p. 1896 Comrades. The annual reunion
of this association will DO held at Muir.
phys Hotel corner Of Eighth and Broad
streets. on TUESDAY EVENING, De-
cember l. 1896 az 3 O'clock. All members
are urged to attend.
BY ORDER
CHARLES r. SKINNER, President.
X. a. Brock, Secretary. no zJ-Zt
A CALLED COMMUNICATION y
OF JOPPA LODGE. No 40. 4. +. Ny
and A. NJ, will be held 20 tho Ma w
sonic Temple MONDAY EVENING
a 7:30 o'clock. Work I'm the Third degree
by the Grand Working Committee. Mem
berg and visiting brethren are fraternaliy
invited 10 b. present.
BY order OF the WOrshipful Master
GEORGE G.. JEFFERSON,
no 29-it Secretary
HEADQUARTERS COMMAND \,</
FRY or ST ANDREW. 40. -, ~
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Richmond, ~
Va, November g. lS5.-Genera/
Orders: Sir Knights--Attend stated
conclaye OF the commande-y u your
asylum. in the Masonic Temple, MON
DAY. November Both chat being 81. An
drew's Day), at o'clock =. ~. IN IA
tigue dress. An annual election or OF
acers viii be held.
By order OF the Eminent Commander.
IL. NJ. BOYKIN.
Captaln-GcneraL
Attest: George c. Jefferso on, Recorder.
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undertaking Plant Destroyed.

NELSONVILLE. o., November 81 De-
entire plant Of the East Clayton brch-
making Company was destroyed Toy lIi-
early this morning. Tho loss is eslllila l,.'
ar sto0011 The Insurance IS only So eo
one hundred men are thrown out Of en-
plOyment by the FIRE.
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LECTURES.
BEALTE RESORTS.
3 VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS.
BATH COUNTY. VA,
y CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO Rail-

EAIH COUNT, ~
on CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
WAY; 100 FEET ELEVATION.
A large and splendid Hotel eaI!-a
THE HOMESTEAD. with al modern
convenlences. including private baths' mas
been erected On the site OF the old home
stead. After June 18TH rates Tor tns
sumner viii be as follows. Homestead
Hotel cottages, and annex, from rs per
week upward, according o. SIZE ana l2ca,
tion OF rooms, the Virginia HOTEL from
so uer week upward. -.,.,. 81.
- sn-SENENTS AND SPORTS; Fine
orchestral: dancing ~ the casino every
evening. riding and driving paruss daliy,
svimmi1g-pOOls: new bicycle-tracKi. gOf
os,,r ~ l5wu-tennis: pool and billiards;
Sowling, fishing and hunting. -,
FRED. STERRY.
vs1cr WrT-rte Manager.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUsI-
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices of Money, Bonds, stocks
Grain, Tobacco, Cotton, Cattle
and Domgstic.

NEW YORK. November 2S.-Durlng the
first hour OF business az the Stock Elk
change the market w2s irregular but IN
the main firm for the ttandard railway
issues. The gas stocks and the special
ties. however, were Inclined 10 weakness.
and I'm some cases serious losses were re-
corded. Laclede Gas dropped 20 81. and
the profe. red 10. TO T.. The former sub
,equently recovered TO o. The selling Of
these stocks was due 20 the revival Of the
Washington rumors that the Supreme
Court will probably decide against the
company Consolidated Gas fell ia. 20
100 - and returned to 1G1 ID. Chicago
Gas declined lis. 20 a. -S4l2 l-2
sugar, at the start, rose sharply % li8 If.
The advance brought out heavy offerings.
and a recession TO III 3-S4ll7 81 followed.
After the October report OF the Bur-
linrtou and quincy was given out, and the
bank statement published. the bear=
made n dash against the whole market.
The Burlington and Quincy report showed
an increase in surpl OF $2JLf.j, but a.
tne road was operated for lese than ~
per cent, the statement was used against
Inc stock by the professional operators
The weekly bank returns showed l.al
money IS still coming out OF hiding places,
and that lie banks are eager TO extend
credits. The increase IA the deposit line
was Sf339o,n. while loans were expanded
$500. The cash on nand Increase
S560.SJ0 and the surp.us reserve S2lW 'aj.
The banks now hold 5l4llt-7, against
SSd33O0 last year, ard &-Z-s.SO in 1894
The Changers bore the brunt Of the
attack. and declined 5-SQl II per cent.
Burlington and Quincy fen IL, to IS,
Omaha 1875 TO 45: ST. Paul 81. TO u is,
and Rock Island 5-S, 10 OILS. Jersey
Central dropped .. 10 l03 H. and other
prominent stocks il M 1-i per cent.
Speculation closed duh and weak. Net
changes show losses Of l-i0l rs per cent
The total sales were a,f5 shares. IN
cIud-g - so Sugar $3.50 burlington ani
Quincy. 1000 Reading, ana GE' 50. PfrL
The railway ana miscellaneous bond
market was lower In tone to-day. Inc
transactions ace- egated S,Hoo0.
The Treasury balances: Coin, {l-lo2Sfi.
currency, SH.@15.L
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Money on call 2a3 per cent; prime mer-
camille paper, f4I3-i per cent.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual
busiuc-s iu bankers bills nc SIS l-i0
s4E1-g f0r sixty days. and g. tl--1
ytsse-+ Tor narl. posted yates. >lst1
tis-1-2. commercial Bills si6-lSiS.
Bar silver, Cl-8. Silver az the board
neglected.
Covernmc-t bonds sfeadv. state bonds
7su. Railroad bonds lower.
sTOCE Quotations.
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pArTruORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD, November %
virginia Century bonds 60 5-S0G; Balu
more and Ohio. u, bid; Gas, stock, 6l 3-il
G2l-2; Gas, bonds 5's, los 10 bid.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond Va. November Is. 1SG
Quotations. Wheat-L0neberry S. TO
fc.; mixed. Sc 10 e5c.. short0crry - 10 soc
10. red, Sc. COrr-W ite Virginia. 20
10 5ic.; so. 2 white. 1c. SO. 2 mixed. -
t0 51c. Oats-No m.xe4. Il - TO 20. 4.
$40. @ mixed. 81 t9 81 l-.c.. winter seed
cate, % 10 36c. Rye. c3 % zee.
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FINANCIAL.

"HONEY-sIAKTSG SECRETS"
EXPLAINING HOW LIBERAL IN
comes may be easily and safely earned.
VIII be mailed free 10 an who me- lon
this publication when addressing f -.
VI, no Alt
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HTAKE YOUR MONEY EASY
MONEY!.

WE HAVE $50. 1900. 5000 5000.
and larger amounts % lend az per cent.
on good Richmond city real estate. APP
ply 10 Z. N. WORKMAN < CO..
Real Estate and Loans,
no 22-Su. IN. "a SAT- Job east Main 81
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,rAnINE INTELLIGENCE.

M%IATURE ALMANAC. nov. %. 1856.
SIM rises .......fD6 HIGH TIDE.
SIM eers ........4.5l NorulNg...........ll. ga
Moon rises .....II2' Evonins...........ll ~
IMMATURE ALMANAC. NOV 30. 1876.
e,.,- rises Tor. HIGH TIDE.
eur sets ......4.5l Morning. ..........l5;do
Moon rises ......2.2l Evening. Luz
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The weekly statement Of the Asao-
ciated Banks shows the following
changes:
Reserve Increase. S210C.050
Loans, incTease. $s,ha6.-lV.
Specie, increase, $4,000.
Legal tenders. increase. So 900.
Deposits. increase. Sl4.559O0O.
Circulation. decrease. 1880.
The banks now hold Sl .fl1.625 In excess
OF the requirements Of tie - per cent
rule.
The New York Financier this week
says: Tho notable expansion which the
New York banks have shown since tie
election still continues. The Clearing
House statement for the current week f.
altogether gratifying, the increqss Of
s. $500 IN loans being particularly sig
nifcant OF the development OF trade IN all
lines. While this increase does not rep
resent altogether purely commercial or
mercantile demands. a laxSs proportion
OF IL is OF this character In two weeks
the banks Of New York have increased
their loans no less than tis,i09.60o and the
expansion since November eth has been
81 1880. Never IN the history OF the
banks has such a development Of bust
ness been manifested In the same length
OF time. AT any other period, II Is safe
10 say, a demand for money equailing
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PORT or RICHMOND. NOV. ?.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Virginia, Porter baltimore,
merchandise and pass enBersi BditlilOIe
sleam-packct Company. ,,,
Steamer Gulf Stream, IunneiL Ihliauei-
uIla. merchandise and passengers j. ~
-, -,-t,+.r r0czhontas. Graves. Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers, Virgins
Navigation Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Virginia, Porter. baltimore,
merchandise and pas fcnBela' bal'iii"-7
steam Picket Company
eehoorcr Fannie Richie. Buckaleod.
Eqst Newark via bermuda liDuoIcu' N'''
vessel j.. OSuLiFan. -
erboorer Bessie Brown. Smith, Bayonne
ana stamfora basi. and slaves; vessel
John s. curtis sons. Co.,. Nm,
Schoorer john 5. Keacham, stout Nv
york. iron. vessel. John 4. Curtis sons
PORT or NEWPORT NEWS, NOV. 18th
Dy telegrap PHI
ARRIVED.
british steamship Aiderborough, Pc
M Pa ne Knickerbooker. Boston.
Barge Independent. Boston
SAILED.
,,4,feh steamship Kingsweil. Hamburg
cchooner j. j.. Dewel, &c rReto"h'
Schooner J. y. Pace Vera Cruz.
Barge kOlQOlts New vth
PORT or WEST POINT, NOV. ZS 1870
C3y telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamship AccOmack, Thompson. Nor
fofk. messengers and general cargo,
steamship Danville, Boyd, Baltimore;
passengers and general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Accomack, Thompson. Nor
folk. passengers and general cargo,
Steamship Danville. Boyd. Baltimore'
naasensoIs and general cargo.
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GAVE BOGUS CHECKS.
ruiCuNIsL. OF CHESTER,
"a. ARRESTED HERE.
rP0rS CHARGES AGAINST HIN.

....,,-.irmcut, Larceny md OBJ
,.ioloe Money Under False Pre-
...e.->omc of Thcm-Statement
,..r.,f-No UcQuisitlou Needed.
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well At the close, January pork and
ribs were each Z l-2c. higher. and January
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opsl.n.. ai.nos. loves Closing.
Yoy....,.~s2A SIS so5 81
s5&as516 s5js s33l s35sasi
NoS Sa,-. 2azs gasl,H 2aasa,,
1o7..,....s5B e75s 17ls ~
Oats
NOy........l4 ~ 1873 1889
Dec..... .... "a IA lofs 1875
May.........2%5a 2@b4 - 22ls
Do 55.s' .s5, 5000 Sc e2A sss7ls
May .....~ s.I7H $50 $40 sis
LAID
jan. 4.l2l6 4.l5 4O7,s 4.t2I9
MAJ. a.30 4311s 80 4.3J
RIBS
NAY. 4l5 40 4i9,b 40
Cash quotations: Flour quiet and firm
prices unchanged. so spring wheat,
- l-s4S3 3-8c.; No. red. 90 S-8Osi 3-Sc.
30. corn, Z3igl2lc. No. oats, Iyulg4c.
Snort r.b sides. &65@Se5 Dry-salted
shoulders. &E0$t0 SlOrt-clCar sides,
{lU1i1zn Whisky. Sis
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
UNION STOCK-YARDS. ILL. NOyem-
Der zs.-CaHle-ReceiDts 800 head. Market
-t.i-,,.. 80 r,i-r e. -.ltt N. ,,C,.s M
t-iis Il |5-s e.. cai-os (. a- 4 Ia. rr,s,sre
N.l'n tis5. western rangers. $500 $50.
HOgs-Recelpts. 1900 head. Market firm
ol- ". - 5 20 nc, '.,-i .i 'i'e g.
sniptiHs TOYS 80 4s9.ol common 10 e e. .-
y'..o' AsAI 800 49,, .ts, 80 tR2Io'.
49, ..eec-li - so.V aet-' 1870 NJ,
sass.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. November 2S.-Flour-Dul
but higher. patents. 460Ng6.15; extra fan
cv. ELf6l 9. 20. choice. S,1sll0
irrc.f- I.eerte~ higher. MAY lower:
Conn., over. November. = l-sc.; Decem-
bcr o.. . Nav, % 2-fc
- l.,--- - l,,se2' November. 1gc.: MAY.
o.. H..
$40.
Drv-Sqltog Nfe1tr-S Shoulders e.. extra
short clear SIP i-2c': clear r,bS. So:
c.csr SIDES stg IL.
-. ,..-.-,,,',, ,,,,,,-,,.,.
1hb COL ION Nl-AhhL >,
LIVERPOOL, November A.-lZ,5) J.. ".
Cott0n-Market quiet; spot gradgs, l-i6I-
500 bales; American. 100 bales; specula-
ton ana export, 90 bales. Receipts, lo'VlO
bales; American. 500 bales.
rate. November. 4N-Gid.; November and
December. I lT-tf1.; December and Janu-
airy. January ana February 4l4-5id.; Feb
rl,ry ana MaIch, i@-Cil,., 42 ajil , 5nG
ana June. Mesa; June and July july
ana August, lo-4l;
Futures quiet AZ the alNan G.. .,,,,,.-.
Spot COTTON prices. AIiltI--t'i ll 'i,l.5 ,
ia'I. l.-.zl; 5000 ml9lunS, l9-o-l. , 10"
~ lIiiug. 5-l6L; good ordinary, 45-lod.i
ordinary. H. ,,,,,...
!. M-Cotton-A,Itle lllh .lIu''i W.
lS-52i.; November. 44-6id.. sellers: 30
vember ana Decein. lo-ot IT,
buyers, December aud january, ii-e.g''
value; January and February, l5-ytl.;
April. 412-6iqi ls-eid buyers; April ana
Nay Esd sellers; nay ma ylue,
l5.oia.' June tl''.. a.1 J,11lsi9t,r'fti
E4t1res , el4st ~ q99liet oe-cotton-
nil. ",i,1siiTl. chr TI5-rfc mfddlfng
Ni' SrocciTt- 121 b3los. cross
10. n1t l,.,art5oi' 3 - baIee. safes
= ,,1 "a 49,, oo7 ~ bales
Hgny, 9loCNi ia .o For. .t,iq ,raolr. Net
4ol"'9 etf baiee. e~Dorte-to Groat
t3ritotT "a 591 bales. 10 Ifrance $3.50 bales:
~ ~, if,7,iro~t 5i2 baies n the Cnan-
r9l none. stock. f4li 059 bales
Totals since Sentcmher 1st: Net receipts
95a5S57 bales; exports-to Great Britain.
Isl 592 bales. 70 France. 2S3.235 bales 20
49, rt-~4f-o-4 ~-O rgg halfes ~ the Cham
mel. none. ,.--, o.-... .,,o. &c ca b,,,..
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rJRERTY COUNCIL, 10. l3. JR. o. IT,.
m meets 40 MOrdssctte Hail SUN
DAY at l:3o p M.; NEW SOUTH COUN-
On. No s: ,TANCHEsTER. No. ~ and
ROCKY RIDGE. no. 80, VIII meet az An
doreon's Han a Hull street, az o'clocN;
DhyTs COUNCIL. No 81 nj Odd-FellowS
nan. Eighth and Hull 70 O'Clock. 10 At
ttr1 scf7yicos at llfth-Strect Methodist
Fpiscopal church az o'clock. BY order or
various COUNCILS. no 1'-IL
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ADJUSTMENTS. RI

yr oLD-rAsHIONED sINGiN' sKJLE
by We maydens and youths OF MR.. JEDE-
DIAH BOBBINS sINGIN CLASS. at
We Eroad-Street VI. j.. Meeiyn-House,
MONDAY, November 80, 1856 Skule opens
at 7:SO o'clock Admishun 10 sents.
no 2a-1t'
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pIssoLrrIoNs & corARrN ansHIPs
OtlNDFl - Apsps
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION OF CO.
PARTNERSHIP.

In consequence OK the death OF Mr..
dav. the hrra Of DAVENPORT 81 NOR
RIS is. from this date dissolved The
surviving partners-Juuius A. Norris,
Frank A. Davenp. Z, and Isaac Dayen-
port-will sign the arm name only N
liquidation.
All persons Indebted TO the late firm are
requested 60 make immediate settlement
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-29

MASONIC HOME or VIR-
GTRTA.-'rhe annual meeting of ~
the mo aud active members Ok w
The MASONIC HOME or VlR-
CINIA will be held at the Masonic Tenn
rle Richmond. WEDNESDAY. December
2. 1895. Ct L. II.
BY order oi tie Board on Governors
CHARLES s.. NESBIrT,
~ ort4 Secretary.
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MN OF TIE sEAsoN.

nEsr or THE SEASON.
VOTING, MEMS CHRISTIAN AoSOCIA-
TON HALL.
MONDAY NIGHT November 90 1895,
MUSICAL ENTERTAlNALNT,
FOR benefit OF Woman.s Christian Iehlper-
ance Union.
BEST TALENT IN CITY.
Admission. % cents reserved seats, ~
cents extra. 10 20 H 1T e-''-'l
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Richmond, Va, November q, 1876.
rrr, hNNT-AT, MEETING OF THE

RIchm0ndl H. NU1tI.l-L - - -,
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
cT-0CKUOIDERS or THE VIRGINIA
HOT SPRINGS COMPANY, for the pur-
nose OF electing directors and for the
transaction OF such other business as may
iay,frIlv come before the meeting. VIII
a. held az the office OF the company, IN
the Homestead Hotel. Hot Springs. Va,
an TUESDAY, December g. 1896. at y VI.
me transier-bOoks VIII be closed at p.
n pocp mber - 1896. and remain closed
Irt1 10 a. NJ. Wedr asdav. Dee snhar 9,
fSct G.. -. WEXFORD.
10 o1tI Secretary.
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Orders for printing sent 70 tho Dispatch
Company Will be given prompt attention.
and the style OF work and prices Will be
sure 20 please you.
Arizona republican., 1896-10-29
SCORE OF DESPERAD0Es.
Details of Recent Stage Robbsriss in
 New Mexico.

ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., Oct. s. Two stage robberies have occurred in New Mexico in the past two weeks, but it has been difficult ito proc4rs details, and only meagre reports have been published Today full details of the two stage robberies were brought to Albuquerque by the searching party sent out to hunt for the coaches when they did not arrive at their destina- tion on time. Both stages, one bound for San Antonio from Wihite Oake and the other to White Oaks from San An tonic, were stopped at point twenty six miles west of White Oaks. The drivers recognized the robbers as mem bers of the same gang that robbed the stages on the same route two weeks ago. The amount of the loot they got Wednesday night is not known.
 The bandits, numbering three, halt ed the westbound stage first and then waited for the eas5bound coach, rob bing it at the same spot. They cut open the mail sacks, taking the letters of value, and took two horses from each stage. A box containing S2,100
Arizona republican., 1896-10-29
u HUNG CHANG.
He Is Appointed Minister of Chinas
 Foreign Affairs.

LONDON, Oct. 2S.-Pekin telegrams received here today announce the ap- pointment of Ii Hung Chang as min ister of foreign affairs. The announce ment has caused a great deal of com ment here.
 The St. James Gazette says Ii Hung Chang, upon leaving Southamp, on, told the reporters that his ability to carry out the reforms which he desired to es- tablish in China depended upon his re- turn to power after he got home. The success of his mission to Europe is consequently gauged by his appoint ment ito the foreign ministry.
 The enemies of Ii have made strong efforts to prevent his advancement and even have gone so far as to try to prejudice the emperor against him dur ing his absence, but the willy old states man was too much for them and he is now stronger than ever and he can have any office that he wishes. It is understood that the keynote of his policy will be progress, and that now the Chinese will run the Japanese a close race in the contest for the as- sumption of occidental methods and manners
Arizona republican., 1896-10-29
COERCION A BUGABOO.
That It Has Been Used by Silverites
 Has Been Proven.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2S.-Chairman Han ma is investigating the charges of CO., ercion of employees by their employers to vote the Republican ticket, and it has proven ito be purely scare con ceived by the Bryan managers to in fluence the labor vote. Only one in stance of political coercion has been absolutely proven. It is that of the dismissal of c. F. Wilson, news editor of the Pueblo (Colo) Call, for carry ing a Mckinley banner in the St. Louis Mckinley parade. His affidavit So this effect, together with a copy of the letter of dismissal received by him reached Republican National commit tee headquarters today, and shows that the coercion is altogether upon the side of the free silver advocates.
Arizona republican., 1896-10-29
A LITlTUE COMEDY.

The carriage stood in waiting on the corner of Jefferson street and Second avenue, and pacing up and down the sidewalk were two men laboring under suppressed excitement They occa- sionally looked up the street towards Washington as if expecting some one The hour was 7, and the absence of a moon made it impossible to distin- guish the features of the two watchers.
 After walking up and down the side walk for several minutes one of the men laid his hand on the others arm and said, There they are" "They" were two female forms that appeared from the direction of the court house and walked to where the two men were standing. It could not be said that the females presented a very graceful appearance, for one was very tall and walked like a cowboy. The other was short and dumpy and from under her skirt a pair of dainty feet did not peep, but rather pair of brogans protruded. Are you ready for the drive, girls?' asked one of the men. There was faint murmur from the tall girl that indicated acquies- cence.
 Just as the men were about to place them in the carriage suppressed tit ter from the short, dumpy one and loud guffaw from the tall girl pro- claimed the putative females to be of dhe male gender. The men looked in astonishment for second, and one shouted, 'Sold! The supposed fe- males grasped their skirts and made very unfeminine retreat towards the court house, laughing immoderately at every step. The men jumped into the hack and drove rapidly away.
 l It will new be necessary to go back few days ito get the thread of the narrative. Two married men on pleas ure bent addressed notes to two young unmarried ladies inviting them to take a hack ride. They at first demurred Ad were inclined to inform the wives oY the gay Lotharios, but finally took two young men into their confidence, which resulted in the young ladies agreeing to keep the appointment made by the married men, and Mon day night at o'clock was set as the time for the ride. It rained on that night, SO the engagement was set for last evening. The young ladies dressed their young male allies in dresses and sent them to keep the appointment, but the joke was prematurely exploded as already related.
Arizona republican., 1896-10-29
n = in silver bullion on one of lJne coaches
 I Territorial Library, sl6 the he'd, driver when hen

torial T,iL,.o ,., e'Fthe driver, when
 ss'o robbers what was in the box, gavu4rs>4 kick and said it contained a clock.
 A posse of seven men started from San Antonio after ithe robbers, follow ing the trail on the west side of the Oscura mountains, going southward. Deputy United States Marshal Fowler left San Antonio yesterday morning with a posse. Postofice Inspector Fredericks, who has been in Lincoln county ever since the holdup two weeks ago, is also on the ground.
 The robbers told the drivers that they secured about $500 from the hold ups two weeks ago. After taking the horses from both stages they had one more than they needed, and they shot it so that the stage men would have no means of getting to the station ex- cept on foot, thus consuming more time and giving the robbers a better start. This band is the one that att tempted to rob Santa Fe overland train several weeks ago, when it's leader was killed. It includes upward of a score of border desperadoes.