Arizona republican., 1897-10-02

not we'll acquainted with the dangers that Turk beneath the surface of Man ha5tan island.
 Richard Mansfield says that shortly after his production of The Devils i Discipile' at Fifth avenue theater, October 4, he will produce his other new play, King Frederic William" He says, too, that from now on it is his intention never to produce any play for any great length of time, no matter how great a success it may
 achieve; and what Richard says gen. orally goes. He declares that runs" are extensively commercial.
 Now that a Hull in the activity of the Merchants association has fol- lowed the conclusion of the buyers
 excursion to this city, a more com
 plete idea Of the magnitude and inn portance of the work accomplished by |. the organization is to be obtained. The fall trade so far this season is estimated at s100,OOO, ,OOO, large per centage of which is due to the efforts Of the association. It pays any city to secure cut rates from the railroads and extend the glad hand to all com CTS.
 In the third fire district of the me tropolis, 1856 buildings shelter great CT value than is probably confined in any other similar territory in the world. That is the wholesale dry goods region, covering 145 acres, where sixty-six fires destroyed $S23,- 902 worth of property last year. Nine fire companies are within easy reach of this district and the slightest indi- cation of a fire in the neighborhood of the great wholesale houses brings assistance from many quarters with in a few seconds.
 If the tales told by some of the yell low journals are true, then G1llden- suppe, on the day that Mrs. Mack lur- cd him to the Woodside cottage to be ambushed by Martin Thorn, wore two silk hats, derby and a bicycle cap, two sack coats, three pairs of trousers and an assortment of golf stockings. They overlook the fact that a bullet would hardly penetrate this armor. But "copy' must be fur nished, you know.
 Ned Stokes can be seen around the Hoffman house, but his presence no longer permeates the whole place. When Stokes was in full control of this hotel it was the most popular l house in New York. Tanmany made it it's uptown headquarters, and 1t
 was a. recognized meeting place for sportsmen of every variety. The l sports now patronize the Metropole and the politicians are about equally divided among the Murray Hill, the
 Fifth Avenue, Delmonico's and the Gilsey house.
 Q y1l crN oA county horse show, which begins next Tuesday at White Plains, announces
 that the full list of entries numbers
 about 300, which surpasses all pre-
 viOus records for the show. All the
 rank and fashion up West Chester way and contingents from the hunt ing and polo playing colonies round about New York will be in evidence during the five days of the show. l fact which lovers of such functions
 who are coming to town ought to bear in mind. The West Chester horse show isn't to be sneezed at. 1 The limit of theatrical enterprise
 was achieved on the boulevard the
 other day. A horse fell upon the as phalt and broke his knee An agent
 of the Bergh society was sent for and the horse was shot. Immediately af-
 ter the shooting the Bergh men went | to the nearest telephone to call a 1 horse ambulance. It wasn't five min
 utes after the horse had been shot in fact, the breath had scarcely left
 the poor beasts body-when an en-
 terprising bill sticker came along and l decorated both sides of the body with l yellow posters on which was print | ed What Happened to Jones?"