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New-York tribune., 1898-09-18
RAILROADS.
"AMERICA's GREATEST RAILROAD"
NEW YORK CENTRAL

All through trains stop at Albany. Utica. Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo. ., - ,,,ow,.
Trains leave Grand Central station as iorows'
$40 A M.-Da.y SUNDAYS ne nsuiVus
EMPIRE STATE EXPREsS LIMITED Lr a, p " g..
Fastest Train in the World Due bu'a1 nno 7, ~ IA M
S.3:. H. M-ADiRoNpAcK MOUNTAINS ASp MON
TREAL SPECIAL. Daily except Suauay Sacor,
S.45 a. Mast MAI. Daiy-For Bunaio' Nasa'a
1870 A M-DAY ENPRESs. except snndsg' S ro,r,. rr
100 r. huano s9l FL T22riaR MY MTp and
CAGO SPECIAL Daily-For COLUMBUS Oihe'n-
, nsti IndaneEoIis. 81 Louis and SnS"sG ssrcrAI ex-
300 p '' 'M~LAKE sHoRB EsT TLIMiITED pailya24 hour
train TO Chicago. via Lake shore lne ,lede,sl d ar
1;i5 \. NJ. due Chicago 400 J.. NJ Sleeping anu pHi
600 P MgwEsTERN EMPRESS. pally-For Nj
G.23 j. M-NoRTnERN EXPRESS. DailymFor Troy
7.4O F. M-ADiRoNDACK MOUNTAINS AND MON
s4, rFEAh bHaSFsif hhrFFAfo paaSN ASNp SOUTHWESTERN
SPECIAL. DnEy--For Buffalo. Niagara fais'
Cleveland. Cincinnati. Indianapolis and -. LOUIS s.o,
~ ing car only for points Fan Brook Ry' VIA
LYONS end FOR RochCs,er and Buffalo or.ors.
"' burg Niagara Fails cleveland. chicago, and -x-
cept saturday. Cape Vincent and the Auburn road
I2.IO nisht-MIpNIdHT EXPRESS s T.r cscaso; s,,1%s
nights o'''aER sisGtsii SRItEM biyIsIoN fds >.
O:15 a NJ and 3:27 p; M.-pey. except Sunday. to
Pittsne,d sundays only at 0i2o A. NJ
Wagner Palace cars on all through trains
Trains Illuminated with rntsch Light .-., s,,.,or
il2 aGi ii3 Rroadway 81 East l4h ST.. oi2 Broadway
235 Columbus Ave 81 West l25th St. 10Th s. station
l3S'h 81 Station. NewIYork $SS and '2o Fulton ST.
Telephone "27iD Thrty-eighth street for New ORR
Central cab service Baggage checked from hotel or resi-
GE-AiiGE DANLELS General Passenger AGENT
New-York tribune., 1898-09-18
WEST SHORE R.R.

rr.,,. ,savs W. AID Station. y. y. a folow2
and ~ m earlier from foot ot Franklin ST.: -
~. a, ~. Al FOR Cranston's. West Point. Kingston,
Lakes Mohonk and Minnes sasSs caskil Mountains
o.. p II CONTINENTAL LIMITED Daily, for Al
Sany syracuse. Rochester. Bunao. Niagara Fails.
detroit. Chicago and 81. Louis. Arrives
-n,cero ard 81 Louis afternoon. Dining Car
r. M n Daily except sunday. for congers, Gran
e',n's Wesi Point. Cornwall Nswbursh. and inter
oo.a 70 NJ Daily except sunday. Albany Saratoga.
w. Montreal and Eastern Canada -
a. c,S ~ N chicago and ST. Louis Limited. Daily, for
J-tica Syracuse, Rochester Buffalo. Niagara FaiiA
rronto pe,roit Cl-y yeand. Chicago and 81. Louis
-.r n Dally except sunday for Syracuse, Roches-
''Sv puffao Niagara Falls and Toronto.
orxp Nj DAILY, for Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Roches
"'Avv R,nyo Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit, cleye
land chicago and -. Louis saturday night has
Siseninr car to Catskl Mountains.
T. G. ieavs Brooklyn "Annex'-B lo;'5 a: NJ; c. 800
u NJ Jersey City. =. r. II. Statio8--B Ilco A. H.:
c. 3:33 p, NJ -,.,., ,,n,. an, oe,o.s
~ c f. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent,
Vanderbilt Ave. New York
New-York tribune., 1898-09-18
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

sxArloNs foot II WEST Twenty THIRD STREET
uIThe i@a, !rs lime from Desbrosses and cortand'
Streets minutes later than tina, given below fof
$50 NJ FAST MAL-Pulman Buffet raflSr ca, ar
ssaso Ssm YORK No coaeHs Psqs r. ssaos Car p0uS
$50 FAsT hSh F%'f sPf si5,sFsS
Sm Sn caa Fer ssSs@s css csaa a
1.50 r. ". CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS i
SO s'N' ~ We wfsrRR& SPSsH'f PRSts
40 r W. % sorrHwEsTERN TIN ssff 'iESXirHss-ror p
o r. H. rXcFic IPas"F% " reurs and
Sc. P S for yn 'r Bue.
sisep!ns Car New YORK ' to AIioona Eas Liberty PHI.
D WAsHiycToSS W IaT,; ron d1l hy6 S'' rnI s4rTn
D No. S?C s TO- 9G 10 Pc e 20 nT % Cs SG pAnT ali Rsrsr
ssrd Dining Gers: 40 'pnins can go DINING ,r. Grr
@ ns car G a. 'aO' m q ssS % sgnssy % " Psrer
s9dd Dining Cars. I 20 dining Car $50 Dining car'.
so-TIiERN RAILwAY.-Expre,s 42o p. m. 1905 night
ATLANTIC COAST LNE.-Exprcss 90 3. m and $50
FOX 9Lp roNT coMrohr %HiP aSd ANyoRfoR%5O y
ATLINTic CITY %cesi.y. s;S;o;-.. ss -rs,S ana
Hurst ra-ior cars Passenger cosss ard Combined
AmF fsns 4anGs E.SIy Park sun1ny
street station, $50 II 80 a. N 80 400 a55 40
SO p m SUNDAYS $50 m 20 p m m. rin !. ~
?aaoo $40. 400 $40 100 p. sundays. s4' a. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA. o..
G. 10. go, $50. SEQ $50 $50 1rn2h. lintedl W.
Dining carr 1850 Gl.nirg Car. u % r. M l?ao Pa
100 800 @.2O 40 Dining Cnrl. 40 Dning arl o.'v
cDinng Car % so p n 200 nght, SnhnsS ~ Ssi,
Gl0 $50. $50. 20 HFO limtefl. . 30 ln0D, tLin-
ing Can m. $50 dining carr, 35o. 40 uirlnnS
car). $50 dining carr $50 Dining carr 40 SO"
r. e05 right m,
Ticket orccs Nds 4G 94i ll9G, 1923 ~ and 2oi
broadway. ] Asnr Housc: West Twenty y-tnro n.re.
station and stations foat of Ileebrosses ard
Streets; ! Court Street. SEQ Fulton street ~ Bosu"sy
and Pennsylvania Annex station. Brooklyn station:
Jersey City Th New York Transfer Company VIII call
FOR ard check bsgsage from hotels All residences
t!'rough TO destination.
II sDhone 'l2Ti Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service
J. y. HT'TCIITNSON y. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Hass'r Ageht.
New-York tribune., 1898-09-18
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r

llaIe NV YoIA. NhtehlI IeIIniHaN s0uV" I7''' ~
.Daly Keep, sunday. tsund.ys .r,,
CHICAGO SEQ a. m, 'i43 p m and ~, - h,s", n
81? is risat a2o a IN. rains from l.teriy.s' 'n'y,
rfNrfSNATT ST. LOUIS. 1000 q. n, 'o.10 p m
HFlv ORLEANS. .455 .. Through s.eepeD'
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
r. PHILADELPHIA WASHINGTON BALIiMOi%nf-' %
- 81 1000 t,lner). 'li.3O m Dinerl. IlCo p ~
., 80 ,r-,,r, r. "a, .rr.D 50 tDlner 'J5J p. M ana
10 - n,rh, NORFOLK. 'il.3o .. N ,,.
,reTrs lllumlpated with Piutsch Light
CGoeq. ll3 l72 2Hi 434 1884 Bd"ay ~ T. lt,n,se.'
l27 powcry y 390 34i Fulton-st broG".yh, i Wn,se
ba terminal Baggage checked fiOm hotel or residence
degfrlttOu
New-York tribune., 1898-09-18

4 pvERTIsEMENTS and su,scr.p'ens tor u Jhe Tribune
\ ,erelyeI az their Uptown on,c' lZi- BroadWa3'
., ir north ~ 2isi So. until COCK y m advertise
n.nts received fo1Nln" branch oles AT regular
rates untl o'clock p. VIZ 2Ii Nfn ave. - ."
c- al ~ 1872 G,h ave. cor l2h-st. Macys Wh-hve
-5 14,i. - ii2 Columbus ave near West Wih St loO
west 4el Gth ave: ~ F'lst lFh-ai 2o Msst
- q, n,fv,eu 7th and sch avss l!D East iItn St iN
= 40 ic,,ecn IGin and 9TH SITS. io2G 3i-ave, near
Gis a., 70s let near sbtn st. 600 jl.aVe near
IA "a ~ ave 2lO Wecclcr p 32o llercker ~ (,
o., "a ave. East 70ths 1927 3lave.. Gl2 81 ave.
New-York tribune., 1898-09-18

,J1-O.--Tae cotton market showed weakness 80 -.
y.rga parc M to-day. declining 20 point
da-.e, r rnar price record Unfarorable CABLES
We e.pe-.ed. cables from Liverpool In their
ent.ret the trade here was prepared ~
English 50 nrers reported to have taken only GO"
lales tlls being excepuorely small hgure even 70.
sa'greay frarc4t while futures. after opening o. IN
r. ore8 --o.s closed az loss Of lQli264d. LiQuida
Ton ,.t il and the call here developed decline OF %H
s r9irte su 4eaurntly increased 10 net loss OF tae
roiut as compared yesterdays nna figures la;er
tere Was d partial reaction n covering ana some more
buying by class u commission houses whose p,ics
has recently been 70 weak intervals, In accN'n
cables there was ieaTsh class 'I
crop Texas which onset reports NJ damage Dy
sh.dlng The latter class OF adNlc's
came cniev --1nl Alabama. Mississippi ana ArkahSaS
The c-e s.c94ls in indicate clear weather for
the eastern and middle q the cotton Det ail
to improve outlook for heavy yeid OF cl,on ne
market finally steady ~ a net loss OF oVS pohN
SPOT he local market c!os@d weak WIN prts
l-lGc lower On the basis % 5ec for middlng upahI
and SIC so- mGding gulf as compared with otc, ana
The respectively last year Total sales u - bsirs
were spiiners K~cep;s al N"~-DTleans ior MohedF
were officially estlnsa'ed he 1000 TO 1000 bare
against . .lC last wteH and S32s bales IA
year Mondays receipts ~ Houston were estimated ~
l22D l2ioO taies against @OZ bales last week am
B122 tales last year. ,. .
The raage Of prices in the local market To-
New-York tribune., 1898-09-18

white 2sc No white. 26c: track white 24G35c; track
mixed 2'Q26c. HYE-Markei steady; No Western,
c8e 0 afoat TO arrive. i9c Buffalo: State isc
| c / Wy YOrkc
New-York tribune., 1898-09-18
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHlLADELPItIA BALTIMOEE MD WASH.
INGTOS.
From foot OF Liberty 50
Week DAYS 43o 500 1000 M 80, Dining Carr A. ~.
100 i4a 9.3o Is 90 Dining CaO GOO + y. II 2l3 mot
SUNDAYS 43O 1000 ~ 30 Dining CerD \. NJ. Las 5Oc
Dining carr. NJ 1913 nitt. Additional trains. fer
philadelphia week days 800 A. NJ. 100 ioO, 49, So
p " Sundays 300 A NJ. 400 7. NJ.
BOATS LEAVE SOUTH FERRY. WHITEHALL ST
Week davs 7:iO 7.55 s2J $40 s55. 9.Os go. eo5.
10 90, 1918 i0:a5 HOS 1870. 1888 A. NJ i225 i2tj.
1900 l25 l;t5 ?lo 2;25 2:53 3.39 $:to s:so - -
$50 400 a:25 a:55 0:lQ. d;?5 6;i5 ';so 90 20
$40 955. 1898. II 40 !. ~. l?l5 mdi sundays ~
800 3,; i2O 4:55 sos Goo. O:3O. 7'2j. s25. 80.
s:5a 1855 T. NJ. ~ rs mdt. , -,
Tickets and paror seatr az foot of i,lber,y st
whitehall ST. il3 I72 26i .3i. pa Isl 1929 Broad
wav 737 9th Ave 81 l4rh St. l3 East l.ah St.
On Wes. le5i St 2sl Columbus Ave New York: :
Court ST. Futon ST. Brooklyn. rs 3ros6way VIII
arsburg Y Transfer Co viii call FOR and checx
baggage from hotels or residences 20 destination.
New-York tribune., 1898-09-18
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four ira IS Electro pneumatic sgna's'
Stations in New York foot of Liberty ST.
and soAth Ferry. Whitehall-st.
Trains leave foot Of L.b-r'y-st.

Anthracite coal used exclusively,
-Four ira rs. Electro pneumaLc sgnas
and soath Ferry. Whiehall-st.
Trains leave loot Of L.b-r'ysi.
on after Sept 49, i,o, =.
Fo- Easton, Bethlehem. Asnlown, Mauch Chunk @ec
600 Eas,on) NJ. i:C0 5:20 Geo +. NJ -
Fer WikestIrre. Pittston ani scranton 'ito v''o a.
NJ. 1880 = NJ. Sundays. $50 A. Il. - o.,,
00co. II 20 20 Reading A. NJ ii9 40 9,% 9:s9 "a
Readng) A. NJ. 100 l;i3 $50. GOO T. NJ iI'''
night. oo am
aiO A. NJ i:36 i:lj 900 p ". l215 rigNi. sunaayA
go A. ~ ioO i:45. Goo p. NJ. lo5 night.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE. &C.
For Eed Bank Long Branch. Ashury iafk o.ean Grov@
AMI points south to Point Pleasant, 30 30 30 NJ
80. 3'53 a. 30 RED Bank ony). ! a. $50 C;l2 r n
Sundays (s,ops Inersen for Asbury Park and oceas
Grove 900 \ NJ 400 r. NJ
For Atlantic Highlands 40 $50. 1880 a. NJ, l;S0
Por Lakewood Toms River. Barn.sat Park and Barne-
gat 90 NJ, 80 4:3O p NJ. sundays 300 ~ u
Atlantic City Vineland and bridgetoa +'So a. NJ
lao I. NJ. ,,. -.
Nayeslnk 80 $50 4 u. l:3O l45 G:l5 p. n.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &C.
From Pier r.. foot % Rector ~.
For Atlantic Highlands. Highlands Z Navesink, NOR
randie RJu,son Reach. Seabrigh Monmouth Peach; ara
Long Branch. 40 1913 \. NJ. 100. 3:i3 800 r. H.
For Eheror Ashury Park Ocean Grove. md points
south Point Pleasant. io:li \. NJ. 20 a4. 900 7:
NJ sundays fstons lntcriaken FOR Asbury Park ana
Ocean C-ovel o.3O A NJ
New-York tribune., 1898-09-18

R,o-C ,e market c,is.. No RIO. 'SZ-J. exchange.
sc -~ f 1000 h-~s. cl-arel 10 Tho United states.
- o cleared for Europe 300 bags stock. 49, COO
New-York tribune., 1898-09-18
6orsrs ano Carriqcs.

>ooOoO@oO0O~~>~c,N~0-~NN ~>>>NOo OoN|ONONINU||NNVN
I,DUNHp CALI.ASAS'S sos. ~ Wclt am si
r. NFW AND SECOND HAND CARRIAGES
sac.nd hand Coupe Kockaway rubber tires
Vt.torln. Iandaulnis. Lnndnus. broughans.
HIGH GRADE REPAIRING.
,xyYTrH BOARD FOR HORSES. farm. w II. STILES.
w Jr New Rochelle y. \.
New-York tribune., 1898-09-18
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
Ocean Steamers.


EORTM G[SRMN y llOWlOa
FAST EMPRESS SERVICE.
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN. . =.
Tu., sept. -, 10 ). Tray .Tu Oct - 10 "
Lahn...Tu. oct ! 10 N. Saaic. Sat. No' o. 10 "
Kaiser Wu aer Crosse .IG bct ~ 10 n NJ
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER sERXICE
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BEEMEN. ~
THURSDAY sept ~ noon
n II Meier Thursday. oct q. noon
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. GENOA .
Ems sept. - II A. VI. FulGa oct : II a NJ
Knts W !. II 4 NJ. Aller oct. 10 II A VI
OELRfCfIs & co. 2 BOWLING GREEN
GEsIA IANME.lTE9 9RQNEANSERV.GE
NORTH GERMAN HAMBURG AMERICAN
LLOYD, LINE
Express steamers from New YORK
10 Gibraltar. Naples. and Genoa. . .
Victoria Nov. >. II A NJ taller .......NOv ~ ii a
t<ais'r II Ncvl2 II A VI tEms. Dec g. II a "
.F Bism'ck Noviy II An a. Victoria. Dee 10 ii A M
Also steamers for Alexandria. Egypt m Jan. and Feo
Return tickets available tie steamers u either line
from Naples Genoa. Gibraltar. Hamburg. Bremen Lon
don. southampton. Paris. and Cherbourg ....
North GERMAN LLOYD HAMBURG AMERICAN
OELRICHS * CO.. Agents LINE.
ROWLING CIR. y. Y ~ BRoApNA1 y. I.
New-York tribune., 1898-09-18

CITY OF rrKiHG via Honolulu. October
GAELIC, via Honolulu .octob~r H. p m
CHINA. via Huncllu soStolcF ~ p M
DOlIC Via Honolulu 30. ......... October 30. ?.
CITY or RIO JANEIRO Wa Honolulu November 10
For freight passag, ana general information apply at
broadway. Battery Place. Washington Buildlng.
and Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1898-09-18
JNLPMElnl31i1LNM.

Between sau Francisco. shanThai. Yokohama and Hong
Steamers leave San Francisco
New-York tribune., 1898-09-18
TIE STATE or TRADE.

Boston Sept Flour quiet. spring patents - S ~
g. y, n,er d. 81 G5TS4 - spring clears ana frdEn'H
81 25as winter DO 81 3 cStgme9 a,r au'e slc,nr m
Vs',y g7i,c. 81 . 37s,c. oats nrm fancy @-N3-,sc'
So and s. g. 29sa2opc M':lfeei glei bran sp,'ng' ing
Sl3. winter sl3 q. mdAne sl21slG -: l'd llg ,n"
SIS Butter quiet. northern. :oa2l N".'~ih' >..r
2o4c imitation. l'1lOr. '@dles' ~ '"'''' "''
crr 7bQSc. Western 1i-"Nc . a.
lenl ling fufures ranged az iuI-
New-York tribune., 1898-09-18
For Porto [Rf@@p

VI VI w ID UNON
The steamers Of the Red "D' Line. sailing for
venezuela On the following dates Will cal. at Porto RICO
10 land malls and passengors:
AN ) = MARAcAIBO SATURDAY oVt' ISL
AM. 5 5 PHILADELPHIA. .Sa-AIday Oet ON
BOULTON BLISS & DALl.ETr
General Managers 49, Front ST.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-09-08
Fellow Jaundico Cured.

Suffering humanity should be sup, piled with every means possible for it's relief It is with pleasure we publish the following: 'This is to certify that was terrible sufferer from yellow jadndice for over six months, and was treated by some of the best physicians in our city and all to no avail. Dr. Bell, our druggist, recommended Elec- tric Bitters, and after taking two bot ties was entirely cured. ] now take great pleasure in recommending them to any person suffering from this tef- rfble nalady. ! am gratefully yours, M A. Hogarty, Lexington, Ky" Sold by II. c. Hitchcock, druggist.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-09-08
NOTICE !!


 Notice is hereby given that at the regular quarterly meeting of the Board of Supervisors of Gila county, Arizona, held on the 9th day of April. A. D. 1898, the following order was passed, towit: "On motion it is ordered that pursuant to Act No. ', session laws of 1898, reorganization of all the voters of Gila county, Arizona, be had, and further that the clerk publish due notice thereof as required by law"
 Globe. Ariz., April 27, 1898.
 G. M. ALLISON, Clerk Board of Supervisors Gila County, Arizona. iml
Arizona silver belt., 1898-09-08
Notice of Dissolution of Part
 nership.

Notice is hereby given that the part nership heretofore existing between Wm. G. Shanley & William Sidow ir the Pioneer Meat Market, is this day dissolved by matual consent. Wm. c. Shanley retires from the business, which will be continued by William Sidow, who will assume al liabilities and collect all outstanding accounts.
 Globe, Arizona, Aug. 23, 1898.
 WM. G. STANLEY,
 WILLIAM SIpow.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-09-08

Merchants MUST make profits. Credit business poRs make losses. Good pay people MUST help pay for those who don't or can't pay. Leaders are sim. pie blinds to catch up on other goods. F. F. Kellner & Go. guarantee Cash Buyers" one-half reduction on ALL goods sold, against the profit price paid any credit store in town. See!
Arizona silver belt., 1898-09-08
LeavcDaily MOUNTAIN TINS

sDining station.
 The only North snd South Line in Arizona travers- ns and reaching the most interesting sections Icud. ing the great Salt River Valley. Through tickets to all points in the United States Canada and Mexico v&P Ky for Jeiome
 Connecting at Prescott with stage lines for ell pn epal mining camps; at Congress Junction with Con gress Gold Co. Ky. for Congress and stage lines for Harqus Haia station and Yarnell At Hot Springs Junction with the c. c. H s, T Co stage line for Castle Greek Hot Springs the new all theyear health resort
 At Phoenix with the M &P and s. R, V By for points on the S P. system. F NJ MURPHY GEO NJ SARGENT Pres. and Gen Mgr, Cen Fg't and Pass. Ag't
 Prescott, Anz Prescott, Ars
 E.R. WELLS. Asst Gen Mgr.
 Prescott. Arizona.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-09-08
DATES OF EVENTS IN THE WAR
 WITH SPAIN.

blown up in Havana harbor.
 April l9-- Cuban resolutions passed by congress.
 April McKinley's ultimstum sent to Spain.
 April 2l- Polo and Woodford pre- pare to leave.
 April 22-North Atlantic squadron leaves Key West
 April President calls for l25, 900 volunteers.
 April 24-Asiatic squadron starts for the Philippines.
 April 25-Congress declares war has existed since April 2l.
 April Matanzas bombarded and reduced.
 April Cisniuegos bombarded, April 30--Cabanas shelled
 May l-Dewey destroys Spanish fiest at Manila.
 May l1-Cienfuegos is assailed. May l2-Shelling of San Juan de Porto Rico.
 May l2-Cardenas bombsrded, May 13-Flying squadron leaves Hampton Roads.
 May 1s-Arrival of flying squadron at Key West,
 May 19-Cervera arrives in Santiago harbor.
 May 25-Prosideut's second call. May 25-Depnrture of first Manila expedition.
 May 31-Fortifications at Santiago bomtarded.
 June 3-Hobson sinks Merrimac in Santiago harbor.
 June S-Shsfter sails for Tampa. June 10-Landing of marines at Guantanamo.
 June l5--Second Manila expedition departs.
 June l5--Utter rout of Spaniards at Guantanamo.
 June l6-Reduction of Fort Caiman- e-a.
 Jrne 21-Ladrones surrendered to the Charleston.
 June 24-Spaniards repulsed at La Quasina
 June 2S-Third Philippine expedi- ton sails.
 June 29--Arrival of first expedition at Manila.
 June 30-Spanisrds svacuate Clancy. July 1-Outer works of Santiago captured. July 2-Capture of San Juan de Cuba.
 July 3-Cervera's fleet demolished. July 3-Surrender of Santiago de- msrlsd by shafter.
 July 6-Ths Alphonso XII destroyed July 7-Isla Grande and 1900 pris- oners taken by Dewey.
 July 14-Santiago is surrendered. July 17-Stsrs and Stripes hoisted over Santiago.
 July 1S-Manzanillo shelled and Spanish ships destroyed.
 July 2U-General Miles sails for Por- to Rico.
 July 24--Gsneral Wood becomes military governor of Santiago. July 26-Spain sues for peace. July 30-Presideut Mckinley sub. nits an ultimatum.
 August 6-Spaiu accepts terms of peace proposed by the United States government, August 12-Protocol for treaty signed and cessation of hostilities.
 August 13 Manila, Philippine Isl and, bombarded and surrendered.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-09-08

For anything in the line of fine wines and liquors call at c. $. Van Wagenens.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-09-08
THE SCENIC LINE or ARIZONA. Santa Fe, Prescott $ Phoenix
 WITH THE- SANTA FEE Systen,s

Is the shortest and quickest route be- tween Phoenix, Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago, and all Eastern Points. $. F. P. & P. Time Card No. 26, Et.
 fective June f, 1898.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-09-08

T. If. GOODMAN. G. P Agent San Francisco W. H Dresser, Local Freight and Ticket Agent Bowie. Arizona. T. E. Hunt. Commercial Agent. Fl Paso. Ters
The Washington bee., 1898-12-10

WANTED.-Refned, erer~ stic ladies
as agents for good-seI'ire 90llet arti-
cles. Must be well recommended.
Apply between the houls Of a. m.
and6 p. m. Tuesdays and THURSDAYS
II Florida Avenue n. w.
The Washington bee., 1898-12-10

last week.
Why will some people believe
aie2
The BEE takes the lead in jour
nalism.
Never believe a rumor, it is no
s2fe.
When you tell the truth it vii
help you.
Ingratitude some times die an
unnatural death.
What has become of men who
falsely accuse their fellow mani
How some people win cry when
they are hurt.
Be just in your dealings with
your fellow man.
Register Lyons was manly IN his
letter to the Post last Sunday.
If the world is against the Negro
what is to become OF him:
The Presidents message was 81
lent on North and South Carolina.
The question is, what does it
mean
Perhaps the President had an
object in view.
The President message was a re-
view OF the Spanish war.
B, honest and faithful to your
trust.
The democratic party South Il
still opposing the negro.
Some day the bright side of the
negro will be shown.
In union there is strength.
When some people are not allow
ed to have their way nothing suits
them.
You should read Rev. f. j.
Grimke's sermon.
The world is full of sin.
Don't be alarmed, it is only the
barking of dogs
If some people can't boss you
they have no use for you.
You should join the national
Racial Protective Association.
Be of good cheer even when there
is trouble at home.
Think kindly of your enemies.
The world is full of sorrow.
1t is natural for the disappointed
to weep.
Our schools are coming up.
Nothing is great when it is de-
fective.
1t is well some times to tell a
you know.
You cannot do an impossibllity.
Don't be too ready to step on
your enemy's corns.
1t is not long before your can
tell fool.
The supposed wise man often
does discrete things.
Your name is all on have.
1t is bad some times to lose that.
Register Lyons knows how TO
write.
Some things die of their ewa
accord.
He laughs best whoilaughs last,
Why should innocent people
take things to themselves?
Read the BEE if you want the
news.
Mother and child are some times
1t is sad to think of the wrongs
that have been done the negro.
Your looks will very often betray
rou. |
When you think you are doing
light, you may be doing wrong.
We should keep our promises if
more.
When you make promises keep
hem.
The man who does you wrong
Fill regret it.
The daily Post will; some times +
peak the truth.
Think well of those who think
Tell Of you. 4
We often want more then we are
ntitled to. h)
Yes Con gress is here again.
Is there anysrest for the negro: r
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The Arizona sentinel., 1898-03-19
GRIEVANCE NO. 64.

be It Ordainded by the Mayor and Com mon Council of the Village of Yuma, County ot Yuma, Territory of Arizona, as follows, to witt
 Whereas:-A certain block within the limits of said Village of Yuma, was by said Mayor and Common Council on the 4th. day of September 1893, set aside and re-. served from sale, for the purpose ofviIage public buildings.
 And Whereas: Block Number One Hundred and Fourteen 0tf in said Village, being the block so set aside and reserved as aforesaid, is desired for the erection of 8 public school building.
 Therefore Be It Ordained:- :-Section 1. That tho Mayor of said Village be. and he hereby is, instructed to execute to the School Trustees of the Yuma Precinct. a good and sufficient deed to the following property, situate in the said Village of Yuma, partirularly described as follows. to witt
 All of block numbered One Hundred and Fourteen QI4) as per the official Map and Survey of said Village made by Theodore r. White.
 Section 2 That the deed authorized to be executed in Section l hereof, be delivered by said Mayor into the hands of John B. Wright, to be by him held as an escrow.
 Section 3, If at any time before the 1st, day of April 1898, it shall be determined by vote of the taxpayers ofsaid Yuma Precinct to erect a school house upon the aforesaid block, and If thereafter and in pursuance of. said vote the said School Trustees erect a school house to cost not less than Six Thousand Dollars upon the aforesaid block, then the said escrow is to determine. and said deed shall thereafter be held by said Wright subject to the order of said School Trustees. Otherwise said deed is to be- come null and the property therein convey ed is to revert to said Village.
 Section f. All Ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict with this Ordinance are hereby repealed
 Section 5. This Ordinance shall take effect and be i'll force from and after its passage and publication according to law.
 R. J. DUNCAN, Mayor,
 GEO. 4. DUKE, Recorder. CsEAL) Attest.