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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-07

prices corrected weekly by +. ". Evans
A. Co. general commission merchants)
Quotations to-day are as follows.
EGGS.
In crates. near by, fresh Laid per dozen,
4 I'm crates. from other sections. fresh,
per dozen, l2c.
in barrels and boxes per dozen. l2c.
POULTRY.
Dressed turkey hens, choice. per pound,
Dressed turkey gobblers, per pound.
Dressed chickens. small per pound.
to l0c
Dressed chickens, large, per pound,
10 ST..
Dressed ducks. fat. per pound. j. TO &c.
Dressed ducks, poor, per pound. . 10 Zoe.
Dressed geese, nat, per pound, , 10 Sc.
Live turkey hens, per pound. To 60 he.
Live turkey gObnlcrs, peg pound, TO
Ice.
Live chickens. large. per pound. to &C..
Live hens, per pound. no O. zee.
Live rOosters. Old. per piece. zoe.
Live ducks, tat, per pound. to Zoe.
Live geese, lat per piece, 80 TO zoe.
BUTTER.
Choice yellow rolls per pound 13 TO llc
New yellow and white rolls, mixed, per
pound. 10 20 l2c.
New dairy packed. per pound. y to l6c.
New family packed, per pound, I5 10 ltc.
New store packed. per pound, T. to l3c.
Common, 10 good, per pound, TO Zoe.
GAME.
Rabbits. large, per piece, TO 10 re.
Rabbits badly shot or small. per piece,
40 bc.
Phcasants. large and nice. per piece.
81 TO soc.
10 l5c.
COUNTRY BACON.
Hams. we'll cured Is TO lO-pound aver
age). per pound, III 10 l2c.
Hams. wen cured 90 10 lS-pound aver
agcl, per pound. TO l0c
Hams. new IS TO lo-pound average), per
pound. DO TO lie
Hams. new O2 20 2o-pound average,
per pound, 10 &c.
Shoulders. well cured, per pound, TO
lie.
shoulders, newly cured. per pound,
to Or.
sides. well cured. per pound to &C..
sides, newly cured per pound, 20 l-2c
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Apples. fancy, large. red. per barrel.
SD 10 $50.
Apples. choice. large red, per barrel.
S.1 % s..
Apples. medium, large per barrel. 81 %
o. Sl.s0
Applies. common, per barrel. ,5c. 10 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-07
STOCK QUOTATIONS.


Closing Bids.
American Cotton Oil................ 1874
american Cotton on preferred. -.-.. 10
American sugar ....-.... 49,. :;'.''' US
American Sugar RehncIiCs ptd...-. 1lo
american Tobacco .-..-.....s.sss..s go
American Tobacco preferred. 1luls
AtchisOn. Topeka and santa Fees lb'4
Baltimore and ONO ......s.s....... ~
Canada PACING ..-.--......s..s.' -
Chesapeake and ONO --...--s...... IL
CHICAGO and Altou- .............-... loo
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy.-s as
Chicago Gas Trust. ............,...s Vs.
Delaware, Lack ana western. l0l
bisullers ........s.s''-...'s' va
l.rIc ..........-...- -s.-.ss.ssss... ipt2
Lfic preferred ....... ...ssssss.sss.ss -
General Electric .......-.....,..-~-s 2Sla
Illinois Central ....... .......,,.... rs
Lake Erie ami western -... ..s....s -
Lake Erie and Western preferred. ~
1oTis,'illN and Naehvilic. aSis
Louisville. New Albany s, Chicago, rs
Manhattan Consolidated ..........-. 1864
Memphis and Charleston. s'......,.. 10
Michigan Central ......,,..,...s-.. nGle
Missouri Facihc .f.-.-..sbss s.s'.sst ..1s
Mobile and ONO. .s.s..s. ..ss ..ssss.s -"i2
Nash. CHATTANOOGA and st. Louis. o.
United States COrdagc -.,..s.....ts ai4
United States Cordage preferred. -" lli3
New Jersey Central. ..............,t loss
New York Central. ................, Us
Ncw York and New England. ...s.s, 80
Norfolk and Western prefcrred..s.. 81
Northern Pacific ................... sas
Northern Iacinc preferred. s...... l'l4
Northwestem ............ lo25s
Northwestern preferred. .........s.. lll
PACING NAN s...'.. '..-''ss's.'..'s -
Reading ....-.......-...'' u
Rock Island ........... ..s..s...-... as
ST. PAU ................ .sas....s.s COS
ST. Paul preferred. .....-.s.~ .ss..... ia
Silver Certificates .................. CI's
Tennessee Coal and lron....: 49,. w
Tcnncstc Coal and Iron preferred. 100
tINNUN fIII'IH fN'l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-07
LONDON BAR SILVER MARKET.

LONDON. Feb. t.-liar silver. 80 13-lGd +;
.ousoie. Joss for both money and the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

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MINIATURE ALAIANAC. FEB. :. 1896.
GUN liSfa ........... ............. = .it'
slsl SETS .-.... .....t.-.. ......... "+f'
MOON rises ............ ............. -.tt
HIGH TIDE.
-NolHihA ....-...... 7 ID
faNtNiilE &C.. ..--..t.-.. .............l -
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. FEB. 6. 1896.
ARRIVED.
Nor steamship Sandal, Baltimore, Cap
tain Olson.
Barge Imperial Boston. Captain Lewis.
Barge Citr of Atlanta, New ork, Can
tain Anderson.
Barge Anna pcndleton.
schooner ". y. Hood. Providence, Cap
tain Barlow.
SAILED
Br. steamship $. $. Loeb. Marco. Lon
dor.
PORT OF WEST POINT. FEE. c. is'G
ARRIVED
Steamer Charlotte. Bennett. Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamer Hharlofie. Bennett. Baltimore,
passengers dud general caIro.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-07

MNlATuFE AL1lANAc FEB 4 1896.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19
A Sawed OF Log.

Our contemporary contained Q some.
what sensational and very highly roman.
tho article this morning, under the head
ing, "A Mystery" It went on to tell
how years ago three men found fsbulo.
US treasure at Rich Hill, how they
started to Prescott with it, but only one
ever reached here. and he afterwards
died in Colorado, but before dong 90
unburdened his mind in regard to buried
treasure near Prescott. Then, as q
sequel TO this, apparently, il describes o
gruesome find made by Clarence Howell
yesterday. the lind consisting OF the leg
bones and foot of human being, bullet
holed clothing, and indications Ct q
private hnmHn cremstory. This find
wss all taken to the Corner drug store,
where an examination revealed the fact
that the bone had been very neatly saw.
ed in two. The find consisted in reality
OF the remains Of an smpItsted leg,
and bad no possible connection with
buried treasure.
The bones were hose Of Mexican
who wss shot 10 the leg at Jerome about
q year and q half ago and brought to
Prescott for treatment. Grangrene set
10 aud it was found necessary to amput-
ate the leg below the knee, the mHn
dying about ten days after the operation
was performed. The RENAME Of the
limb we're carried to the
Corner drug store last evening. BeirR
in the way there, they were thrown out
with lot OF other rubbish and carted
away in the scsvenQer cart this morning,
and may. in the future. be resurrectsd
again and used as the foundation for
another sensational newspaper item.-
Journal Miner,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19
PU BLIC SCHOOLS
Opened Most Auspiciously This
Morning,


Promptly on time this morning To,
faces OF myriads Of bright children wer,
presented for inspection IN the dlfferen
public school rooms in the city. At til.
brick building there were more thai
three hundred children present wher
school opened. This attendance i.
much larger than at the end OF the tern
which closed 10 June last, and will be
largely augmented within a few dsys
many OF the children delaying unit
after the celebration OF the 10th.
Prof. Q. II. Tully was present and
made a formal demand for recognition
ss principal of the schools, basing his
claim upon the contract into which be
had entered with the old school board
DR.. Whitmore and j. KnoA orbett,
two members Of the board were present
and refused to recognize the contract 10
any way.
Mrs. Warren was placed in charge as
temporary principal, pending the perma-
nent employment Of some one 10 that
capacity.
Every thing starts off as smoothly as
could be desired and the most sanguine
hopes are entertained that this will be
one OF the most pleasant, profitable, and
successful school sessions Tucson has
ever known. The CITIZEN is certainly
gratified at the prospects ami most
sincerely desires that the favorable pre-
dictions may be fully realized. Upon
the success OF our public schools
demands tho antira 6tructnra IF onr
future COVER nment, and there is nothing
too good, from an educational stand
point, for the young people, who in a
few short years will be the rular's OF the
deetiny.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19

A SPRING wheat trust has come to q
fall. 10 Milwaukee 1t 10 announced
that the big millers' trust, known az the
spring wheat nillers' combine OF the
northwest, HIS closed up show and is
out of business. 1t went out Of existence
az noiselessly as it came into the world.
The combine. which was only for the
purpose OF regulating the prices Of -four.
failed OF its object because Of the perfidy
OF the large millers, who cut prices in
discriminatory whenever they felt like,
being perfectly willing to pay the 6ne
imposed by the com bine for selling
under the scale every time there was a
good-sized order in sight. The unfaith-
ful succeeded in doing the trust az it
deserved to be done by.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19
WRECKED.
Many People Killed and In
jured in a Railroad
Accident.
FACTORY BURNED,
A Man Named Heintzman Sup.
posed to Have Perished
in the Flames.

EUREKA, CAL, Sept. l4-Esrly this
morning the crew Of the wreckers left
for the scene of last evenings train dis
aster. The wreck could not be reached
except by CLINT bling round an almost GER
pendicular cliff. The locomotive, a box
car and two coaches are all piled to-
gether. The bridge which collapsed is
6OO feet long. The train had gone about
one fourth of the distance when the
Cross tim bers broke. As near as can be
learned there were twenfy-eight persons
counting the train employees, on board,
only two Of whom escaped without seri-
Gus injury. Besides Miss Annie Hol
mand and Brakeman Alexander ID. Gam
erou, who were instantly killed, two
died during the night. They are MISS
Ada Kirkhsm, who at fret appeared
but slightly injured, and the Gregory
infant. The child's mother has not yet
reRained consciousness and will probe-
bly, die. Engineer George Burke, who
was scaided from the boiler, can3ot live.
Conductor SammoDs If frightfully
bruised but will recover. Dave Wood,
bookkeeper at Glendale, with his wife
and two children, are all badly hurt.
One Of the children is not expected to
live. The husband is suffering from q
fractured skull and his wife from q
broken hip.
SACRAMENTO. Sept. 1.-The Capitol
Furniture factory, at 9th and FL streets,
was destroyed by fire at an early hour
this morning. Loss sl65 900. An en-
ploye named Beintzmen, who slept in
the factory, is missing and is is feared
he was burned to death. The cause of
the fire is unknown.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19

AN eating house made ct paper has
been erected in the port of Hamburg.
Its walls are composed Of double leyer
OF paper, stretched on frames aid inn
pregnsted with . fire aud water proof
solution. A thin wooden partition sf-
iords further protection against the in-
clemency of the weather. The roofs
and walls are fastened together by
means OF bolts and hinges, 90 that the
entire structure may be rapidly taken
to pieces and put up again. The dining
room itself measures thirty bv sixty
meters. and is capable Of accommodate
ing $50 persons. There are twenty 1.-TWO
windows and four skyliRhts, and the
heating Is effected by . couple of isolatS
ed stoves. Americans are not surprised
at this, Is SO many great enterprises in
this country exist entirely On paper.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19

The present building activity in Tue
son is unprecedented 10 her history. and
is q source Of universal satisfaction.
The buildings which are about to be
erected will be substantial and highly
ornamental to the city. Oae feature.
and probably the NEST encouraging, lie
the fact that the new business blocks
will be erected with home capital. There
is no lack of confidence among our bus
mess men as to the future OF Tucson,
and they stand ready to back their
judgment by the investment OF their
money. The coming of winter will wit
mess change in the complexion OF Tue.
sons business affairs. There will be
more strangers than have ever visited
us before, and doubtless We will be sui.
fciently advertised to induce the invest
ment of capital in some OF the enterprie-
es which promise such handsome re-
turns.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19

In q recent letter to the man ufectur.
ers Mr.. w. +. Benjamin, editor OF the
Spectator, Rushford, N. Y, says: 1T
may be pleasure to you to know the
high esteem in which Chamberlain e
medicines are held by the people OF
your own state, where they must be
best known. An aunt Of mine, who re-
sides at Dexter, Iowa, was about to
Welt me few years since, and before
leaving home wrote me, asking il they
we're sold here. stating il they were not
she would bring a quantity with her.
as she did not like to be without them"
The medicines referred to are Chamber
lain's Cough remedy, famous for its
cures Of colds and Group; Oh am berIain's
Pain Balm for rheum stism, lame back,
pains in the side and chest, and Cham
berlaln's Colo, Cholera and Diarrhoes
remedy for bowel complaints These
medicines have been in constant use in
Iowa for almost q quarter of a century.
The people have learned that they are
articles of great worth and merit, and
unequaled by any other. They are for
sale here by Fred Fleishman, drug
glst.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19

LABOR, in the best sense, seems to be
genuinely represented in the Trades
Union Congress now in session in Edln-
burgh. All that tho congress does or
proposes may not be wise, and its name
Indicates its character as an spologist
and defender Of labor unions against all
the world beside, labor and capital alike !;
but the very smphstic stand taken
against the socialist tendencies Of some
alleged labor meetings is proof that it is
st least looking 10 the right direction
and ls likely to benefit aud not burt the
cause OF honest labor. The work appsr-
emily mapped out by this congress,
whether advisable or ill-judRed in de.
tail, is ae different in character from
the disorde,ly scheUes Of the socialists
90 day 10 from night.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19

that ia destined to lift the country out
OF the slough of disaster and despair.
Every citizen has in bis bands the
nations destiny and his OVID, and 1t
cannot bs doubted that every citizen
will take care not to jeoperd'ze bis
chances for earning living By offeriuR
his support to the party which has
pauperized the patton. A vote for Nc
Kiuley will aid 10 bringing about another
change in national affairs. but the
change will not be such as Cleveland
gave.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19

TAKE of your hats TO the man who
has bic time laid out like railway time
card. He 10 pretty apt to be reliable,
and has no bad habits. The man Of
regulsr habits is harder for the devil to
catch than church member. (EI-
choDge.) Some men who indulge 10 bad
habits are quite regular. They must
have their morning cocktail-sither at
the corner grocery bar or from the
stomach bitters bottle-even il they
neglect family worship.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19
THE GOLD KING.
This Popular Play Tonight at Reds.

Manager Reid, Of the opera house.
proposes that the entertainment loving
public shall be provided with the very
best the market affords. Tonight will
open the season, and the NesvilIe COM
psny will produce one of the most pop
ulsr plays Of the season, "The Gold
King" by Geo. w. Thompson, Supreme
kuler OF the Elks. This company num-
bers among it's people some of the most
popular actors on the road, and has re.
oeived the highest compliments from
the prese and people wherever they have
played. Tucson's people are critical
and sppreciative, and Manager Reid,
knowing this fact, is careful to open en-
gsgements with mono but the best PEG
Pile travelling. Those who attend the
entertainments of these people this
week will be more than repaid, for each
evening will witness the presentation OF
q justly popular gem.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19
The Congress Mine.

At the Congress mine the shaft liz
now GOWN / 800 feet and $50 men are
employed under ground. In addition
to a cyanide plant with capacity Of
100 tons, there is 40-stsmp mill which
runs night and day and forty more
stamps are to be added. About four
miles OF tunnels, shafts end slopes have
been run. Besides the l,800-foot shaft,
two others have been sunk to the depths
Of 700 and l, 100 feet respectively. Cross
outing to the second vein has been
commenced. The present output of the
mine is $50, 900 per month.-Gszette.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19
Exclusive Rar.st Wild Beasts.

Any one of the many rare wild beasts
and emphibis exhibited only in the en-
ormous Adam Forepsugh and Sells
Brothers combined natural kingdom
collections would be grandiloquently
carded by ordinary menageries, as alone
worth the full price of Submission. No
where else can you see school OF train
ed seals ard sea lions, Q monster, two
horned white Sumatrs rhinoceroe; giant
male and female appropriateness, full
grown polar bear, great African Gland,
singular Ethiopian gnu, or horned horse
and splendid Niger antelope. And with
these are associated the two biggest
distinct herds Of beet educated ele.
plants and every wild beast of every
species worth showing. 1t is urques-
tionsbly the worlds master exhibit of
it's kind,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19
FRANK FINLEY.
A Bright Youth Called TO Etsr

A Fright Youth Called to Eternity.
Saturday hight, Frank Finley, the 10
yesr-old SOD Of Hon. James Finley,
bresthed his last, in his fathers home
at La Oss. His death was the result Of
an attack OF pneumonia. He was Q
bright. obedient boy. and the pride Of
loving parents, whose hearts are Rriev-
ously crushed by this sad blow. The entire
territory will extend it's heartfelt and
sIr o. sympathy to. the afflicted Z srsn %
and relatives. His funeral occurred in
this city at four o'clock this afternoon,
and was attended by q large concourse
of sympathetic friends.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19

On the 4th instant Candidate Arthur
Sewall gave out to the Associated Press
a message to be used over his own sign
allure, saying: "Any statements or in
fereuces that l propose to withdraw
from the ticket are without foundation.
/ never had, and have not now, the re-
hottest intention Of doing co." He saved
silver money by THE, as it would have
coet him about dollar, night rates, to
have sent the message direct to Watson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19

The best salve in the world for outs
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect sstisfsc-
ton or money refunded. Price 25cts Q
box, For sale by George Martin
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19
WANTED-AN AGENT

10 every section, to canvass, 81 to S. q
day made, sells st sight; also a man to
sci! staple goods to dealers, best side
line, s75 month. Salary or large CON-
mission made, experience unnecessary.
For sealed particulars send stamp. Cliff
ton Soap 4 Manufacturing Company,
Cincinnati, o. Jsp2w.l-y
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19

Mr.. Alex Rossi having secured the
agency of the Migliavscca winery Naps,
California, now offers the best table
olaret in the market for 500 per gallon.
Place Of business opposite the Post
Office. 2-l9-96-1 y.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19

IT is now asserted that the Arkansas
election was fraudulently manipulated
by the machine. There was not re-
publican on the election boards, and
the fight was between the liquor men
and prohibition,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19
IF the Baby IN Cuttue Teeth

Be cure and use that old and we'll tired
remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
for children teethinR. IL sootbes the
child, softens the gums. sllsys all pain,
cures wind collie and is the best remedy
for diarrhoes. twenty-five cents bot
tie.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19
Advertised letter..

Advertised letters remaining in Tue
son postoffics for the week ending Sept
1909
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19

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other q = tnsfore
G.. ,6snralF Freight gnt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19

Go to Chisholm's for Few and com.
plete lines OF "svery thing" new and up
to date. We lead, others follow.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19
Mendible, jose
Medrano, Pedro
Molina, Jusna
" Rohapto

Almos, Jesus Mendi
Arnold, Ward 8 Medra
Atkins, Mrs Lucy Molint
Avils. Bisepte /"
| Azpsits, Jesus Moren
Barr, Nancy McNes
Benedict, Geo l. Newto
Bishop, James ObiedC
Bojorques, Manuel Ochoa,
Brooke, j P O'Day
Bright, Glen M Ortiz,
Brown, E M Mrs Pacho,
Campbell. w P Perez,
Osstsneda, Gabino Pstillo
Cells, A Ramir,
Chichen, Roes B kenob,
Condelsrio, Luis Ribera
Cordero, Vasquez Siloys,
Diaz. Jesus Smith,
Encinss, Jesus Thomp
Flory, T w Tilton,
Gomez. Francisco GVaughl
Hooper, Robt E valdes,
jackson, j Y Wo, LIZ
Lopss, Moves Ybsrrs
Marines, Librsda Ynez,
Martiney, DominRoZnojoe,
Menchscs, + Zanves,
CHAs d
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19

1T WILL PAY you to take Hoods
Ssrssparilla. With pure blood you need
not fear the grip, pneu monis, diphtheris
or fevers. Hoods Ssrsaparllla will make
you strong and healthy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19
Matches in all a Mikes AsI Grand and Exciting pladena Races

Emenent Amusement Contest
of all Nations.
The only Lady Clowns.
A Real Royal japanese Circus.
Big Performing Animal Arena.
Childrens Topsy-Turvy Circus.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19
SPAIN yields.
Civil Courts Will Try American
Prisoners.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE Spanish
government has yielded to the demands
OF the United States 70, trial by q
civil court Of competent jurisdiction Of
the prisoners now under death SEN
tence imposed by drumhead court
martial.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19

Buildings on Sec. IS, ID s, IA E, to
be sold with the land, but the ouild,nRs
on Sec. SO must be removed or the land
leased by the purchasers.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19

Hoods Pills are purely vegetable,
carefully prepared from the best ingre-
dients. 25c.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-09-19
respectfully,
II. M. REYNOLDS,
Acting Secretary,
OFFICERS QUARTERS.

Post Hospital, 8 rooms, large
hall, dining room, kitchen and
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-12-23
Now VeaclOthS.

There seems to be fashion for hav-
ing much larger ten tables i'll drawing
rooms, and this necessitates larger tea
cloths. y great many beautiful patterns
have been brought out in Russian en-
broidery, the borders broad and the
groundwork III cross stitch, blue and red,
while tho design is simply outlined, so
that the grinins and other curious de-
vices remain white on the color. Hun
garian embl 5idery III many charming
colorings and worked in washing silks
with conventional floral designs is adj
mirablc.