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Arizona republican., 1898-01-08
GLOBE SIGHTS.
(F'rom the .Atchison Globe.)

(FTOu LuG uALCu1SOu OlOUtJ
 The mice always play when the cats away, but the cat finally catches on to it.
 Another prosperity straw: There are six 1898 calendars out for every man, woman and child.
 When friends get so angry that they never make it up, the trouble may usually be traced to an argument over religion.
 On every mans shirt, just below the bosom, there is a flap, with a button hole in it. No man ever used it. What is it for?
 When any one is silly, and their prominence keeps them from being so referred to, the word 'vivacious" is brought out and dusted off.
 An Atchison man and his wife are very unsatisfactory to the neighbors. When they quarrel they talk in voices as low as the tone adopted by lovers.
 Married men, instead of twitting old maids about not being married, should give them some credit for talk ing a warning from the experience of their wives.
 An Atchison girl whose name is Nancy has changed it to Hai Nan in deference to the Chinese monopoly of all other subjects. Her sister Ara bella now writes her name An Bel Atchison girls are quick to catch on Instead of writing letters of con- graduation to her girl friends who get married, an Atchison woman writes letters of coincidence to their parents. She believes that on such an occa sion the band should play 6 1 few soft tones expressive of the par ents' grief and lonliness.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-08

stCholly KnickerDocker" of the New York Journal has been taken from
 fnalistic circles and installed in a fat job under the Greater New York administration. Life may not be so burdensome after all to the Four Hundred under the Tammany regime.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-08

England's demand for equal rights of trade and treatment with Russia and Germany in Chinese ports is said % be backed by a similar demand from Japan. This is the position under stood to be assumed also by the Unit ed States. England, America and Ja- nan are amply able to make good such 9 position, and they ought rot to be sf0H in doing so.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-08

New York's municipal budget for this year is $51, ,443, ,643-or more than ten times the annual appropriations for running some of the biggest states! We don't know what taxation and extravaganza are cut this way, but we make it up in kicking at what burdens we have
Arizona republican., 1898-01-08

Arizona's orange groves are not Uabjected to the dangers that prevail lh llorida, and in consequence are a better investment than the Florida groves. h few years Arizona or anges will be in demand throughout the country.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-08

The Ohio republicans who are con- spiring with the democrats to defeat Mark Hanna need not doubt that thelr acts will be remembered. Political traitors in the long run fare no better than those of the Benedict Arnold pat tern,
Arizona republican., 1898-01-08

Durrant has paid the penalty of his atrocious crimes. In any other coun- try he would have been hanged with Ain a reasonable time after his sen
 tence. Justice in the United States
 slow, but it generally wins.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-08

costs the citizens of New York
 Fit is said, cents each a week 0@keep the streets clean. Among all the profitable investments by the peo pie of that city, there is none that beats that little weekly per capita.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-08

Weyler has now turned his bluff and buster against the Spanish gov ernment. The governments silent contempts is1 about the only martyr ndom," however, he is likely to suf-
Arizona republican., 1898-01-08

It is hoped that our recent experi- ences in Behring sea awards will teach us caution in fooling with the arbitration gun when England has a hand in loading it.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-08

What tempting field this would be for enterprise and capital with ''hcme rule" in force and the offices filled Gentlemen of the Buckley O'Neill
Arizona republican., 1898-01-08

Whatever may have been MT. Joe Letters profit, MT. Philip Armour has demonstrated his own ability to raise about as much wheat as any horny handed son of this agricultural coun-
Arizona republican., 1898-01-08

With good paveme nts Phoenix would grow faster in one year than in ten under the present mud and dust sys- tenn.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-08

There are two kinds of bad hearts, one depraved, the other diseased For the latter better see Dr. Swetnam.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-08

ID Cure -ou.tips.f on Forever.
 Take Cascar ts Candy y.ith;lr.ic IOc or c5c If c. C. c. fail to -ure. diu.- ful:d money
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-08-31

then l am repaid for sending it a
Thousand fold.
"'This statement was made to
me : this afternoon by Secretary
|Alger apropos of the publication In
the Herald of Yesterday, setting
forth the doings Of Major General
Mics during his briet stay in Cuba.
The secretary told me he did not
propose to enter into any contro-
versy regarding the Santiago cam
paign with anybody. The results
spoke for themselves and they
were sufficient justification for the
policy which had been pursued by
the war department in the conduct
of the operations against Santiago.
My cablegram to Gen. Shafter'
he continued, was simply due to
my desire to assure him that I in
tended to be absolutely fair. Before
his departure from Washington,
Gen. Miles AID talked the matter
over and he started for Cuba
knowing that he was not in
any way to interfere with the
operations which were under the
control of General Shafter. That
there could be no doubt whatever,
1 cabled to General Shafter, inform,
ing him that General Miles had lett
| for Cuba with instructions not to IN
any manner supersede him as COM
mander of troops in the field of San
tiago de Cuba, and as | have said,
if my message prevented a battle on
the morning of the day the city sur
rendered, then I am repaid thou
sand fold.
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-08-31

There is no use suffering from
this dreadful malady, if you will
only get the right remedy. You
are having pain all through your
body, your liver is out Of order,
have no appetite, no life or ambi'
ton, have a bad cold, in fact, are
completely used up. Electric Bit
tiers is the only remedy that will
give you prompt and sure relief.
They act directly on your liver,
stomach and kidneys, tone up the
whole system, and make you feel
like a new being. They are guar
anteed to cure or price refunded.
For sale at Hill & McCoach's drug
store. Only so cents per bottle.
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-08-31
Being Repaired.

Burt street is being repaired. Il
was paved last fall under adverse
circumstances and in many places
it has given away. The sand and
gravel bedding was laid on filled
ground which soaked with water
and when it became dry the brick
in many places, sunk below the
streets surface. The curbing in
places also gave way. The street
bed is now thoroughly settled and
the brick aDd curbing are being
taken up and replaced in position.
When this work is completed the
city authorities do not appreneDd
further trouble.
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-08-31

An old receipt was found on the
street this morning dated at Burn
ing Springs, Nov. IA. 1868. Itwas
made out to w. A. McCosh, for FIVE
barrels CT oil, at SITS per barrel.
and it is specified in the receipt
that the oil is to be delivered at
Kanawha Station. On the back Of
the receipt is a memorandum that
the oil was delivered in good condi-
ton at the place named.
How the oil mea of the present
day wish that oil was SITS per
barrel. If it was, drilling would be
pushed on every hand. .-Parkers-
burg Sentinel.
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-08-31
Little Child Dead.

The small child of Mr.. and Mrs
Ed G. Smith died late Thursday
evening of cholera infantum. The
funeral occurred yesterday after
noon and the remains were laid
to rest in Oakwood Cemetery. The
sorrowing parents have the sympa-
thy of their many friends as well
as the entire community.
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-08-31
3 stove Given Away.

Miss Blanche Stealey held the
lucky number which drew the
handsome range given away during
the fair, by Smith & Boeshar.
Miss Stealey is a young lady of the
county seat, and the fellow who is
lucky enough to get her will have
no stove to buy at least. The mum,
Der registered by her was 2I2.
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-08-31

A large party of young people OF
this city spent Sunday at Paden's
Valley. The inviting shade of the
pleasant woodlands of that place
attract crowds from this city al
most every Sunday. The merry
party yesterday carried lunch bas-
kets and Kodaks galore. They re-
turned on the evening train and re-
port a very pleasant time.
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-08-31
Soldier Boy AT HON 2.

Wallace Withrow, OF the First
". Va. volunteers. stationed at
Chicamauga Park, is home on a So
day furlough. He states his regi,
ment is being removed to Knox
vile Tenn, where there is plenty
of water and a more desirable place
for a camp site.
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-08-31
Died ThHFS1ay.

Little Josephine, the ten months
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Potter, OF Garry Owen.
Funeral took place yesterday at 5
o'clock p. m, from the home. Ser
vice were conducted by Rev. And
erson. Iuterment in Tue Oakwood
cemetery.
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-08-31
Almost Well.

James K. Hill, of Kidwell, w
Va, returned home from Parkers
burg today where he has been toi
treatment in the Parkersburg hos
pital. We are glad to announce
that Mr.. Hill is almost entirely
well.
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-08-31

Daily and monthly gauge books
for sale a. the Review Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-04
RrRGLAR KILLED BY A FALL.

-,o,prD FROM LADDER WHILE TRYING no
pNO' cr,~ INTO A WEST SIDE SALOON.
-...,,,..o corcoran. thir;y-fve years old. home
oar was found dying N The yard OF No o.
Iess 49,. having fallen from a ladder while IN
lem -. committing a burglary. 1t Is supposed ny
'he a. ,, A. an early hour Yesterday morning
."o I,,,iance from ST. Nincents Hospital was
Az I'D hat the man died before its arrival and
Ia. Gas removed 10 the Char!es-st. station
",rbna Patrolman Thomas Walsh was passing
,rr lov.er Tenth-aVe.. about 4:3o a m, ne heard
ssh in the yard at No -. and went INSIDE 10
.,,ra,e There he found the unconscious form
- man living on the ground
T., ne mans pockets We're found prayer-pooK
.n1 q niece Of paper. on which was written l am
T,,li,m corcoran. II anything should happen to
" ,o,if,. John Wilson. care OF Parks. Eighth-aVe
"a rsffcenth-si." Parks is a saloonKeeper. ana
Wilson is a brother-n-law
An Investigation showed that X was the purpose
, Corcoran and a companion 10 enter me saloon
~ - c0nhar al 40 $50 West Fourteenth-s'.. ny
o. o,.cr various extensions in Tcnth-aVo.. I'M
c ~ had raa he'd q point from which they could
e.. ,Ttn the ward IN the rear OF the saloon 1ney
III sic.ocdod I'm mounting the first extension with
har s1r and had placed the ladder TO mount an ex-
,o-einn AT No. ~. Then In some way the burglar
-, bie footjrg and fell 20 the ground.
TO- cams certain that Corcoran had confederate.
~ = lodger in one OF the houses near by. VINO
- oroused by the noise made by the fall. looked
cca, of his window Just in time 70 see a man run
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-04
PARTITION SALE.

SUPREME COURT lily AND COUN-
TY OF NEv YORk.-Thomas U, Rourke.
otherwise known as Thomas O'korke.
plaintiff. agains, John II. y RourAe. et a.
defendants.
men, 0. partition and sale. bearing date
the 9th day OF March. ls9s. ard entered
in the ONCE OF the Clerk Of the county OF
New York. The lo;h day Of March 1855
I. the undersigned. Referee IN saia yuos
the New York Real Estate Exchange
saleeroom. Number III Broadway. In the
City OF New York. Borough OK Manhattan,
on the 9th day Of April. 1895. a, II o'c:ock
noon on that day. BY Bryan l. Kennedy;
Auctioneer. the premises described IN said
Judgment. rs follows: All that certain lot.
piece or parcel OF land. with the building
thereon erected. situate lying ana being
in the Southerly side Of One hundred ana
Seventeenth street in the cry OK New
York. in the Borough Of Manhattan.
bounded and described as follows VIZ:
Beginning at point IN the sou,nery s.l'
distant one hundred and sixty -eigh, feet
nine inches Westerly from the corner
formed by the intersection or the Westerly
line or side Of Egh'" avenue with ths
SOutherly side OF zoe hundred and seven
teenth street and running thence South
erly parallel With Eighth avenue. part OF
the distance through party wall one
bundled feet eleven inches 70 the centre
line O, the block. between One hundred
and Sixteenth and one hundred and Seven
teenth streets. running thence western
along said centre line OF the block ana
parallel with One hundred and Seven
teenth stree. twenty-six feet three inches.
running thence Northerly and again
parallel with Eighth avenue and part OF
The distance through another party wau
one hundred feet eleven inches TO the
southeriy side Of One hundred and Seven
itsnth street. and running thence Easteriy
a.org the sOIth;rly eide OF one hundreo
and Seventeenth street. tventy-six feet
three inches to the point or place OF b.
ginning. ,sos
Dated New York. March 10Th 1893.
REGINALD II. ARNOLD.
Referee.
PARKER & AARON.
Attorneys for PLAINTIFF.
Is Wall Street. New York city.
ii7th ~.
No 312 w liIth 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-04

the Insane There will be two booths placed side
by side. In one Will he shown the sta'tjackets
and other apparatus used In fastening the patient
down and making him helpless. The other hooih
viii represent Il room Of one OF the state hospi-
tails furnished Tor the comfort protection and kind
ly care OF the violent patient a trained nurse
from one OF the State hospitals will he detailed 10
he present throughout the exhibition. and one com
potent TO explain the present approved care OF the
insane.
DR. JACKSON TO TELL or HIS TRIP.
The Ladies' Board OF Home Missions OF the
PRESBYTERIAN Church will hold public meeting
at 2 o'clock to-day al the Presbyterian Building.
No lss Fifth-ave. DR. Sheldon Jackson who had
In charge the herd Of reindeer recently purchased
hv the Government and taken to Alaska. will tell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-04
DIR. JOHN NAIL wren BETTER.
LIKELIHOOD OF AN'AssIsTANT EEING
Called pRESENT

CALLED At PRESENT
Although the Rev. DR.. John Hall has improved
much that he will be bic resume MS parOchial
duties in the next few days. he not sufficiently
recovered from his iHdispostion occupy the pull
pit at the services yesterday In the Fifth Avenue
Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Or. Ralston Smith.
stated clerk OF the Synod o. New York. preached
In his stead. He VAS aided in conducting the ser
Vices by the Rev. DR.. clifford W. Barnes. who has
been temporarily assisting Or. Hail for the last
week II has been reported that Dr. Barnes would
he called to the church a permanent assistant
TO the pastor but II said yesterday that there
IL little likelihood OF the congregations extending
such invita- ton AZ present.
The session OF the church will meet noXt Thurs
day night. but Sas =. Browne,l. the stated clerk
Of the session. said TO - Tribune reporter y'Hief-
day that no action would be taken ~ the meeting
looking 10 the filling Of the vacant el1erships.
large number of prominent members OF the congre-
"a ton met IN he house OF Robert Bonner last RI
dav and selected = list Of names to be presented
10 the Session and the pastor OF candidates VINO
would the appreciation OF tho congregation
generally Mr. Bonner said yesterday that h. was
unable 10 make these names public for day or
Two for the reason that tho men VINO had heen
Informally chosen had not cot consented TO ne
nominated for the vacancies in tho Session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-04

EAST ONE HUNDRED. AID NINTH
ST-R f,F,T.-Supreme court, county OF
Nsv YORK George Clemens et a. pam
trs. against Michele PerTotu 81 a. ne
fsndan's. -, ,.-..
c,osure and safe made and entered In ths
above entitled action. bearing date We
i1,h day 4 March 1895. J. the unde,-
signed. referee in said Judgment nani.n,
WI WI, Fe Ro, At P Rstste a ssiesTooms No iii
Broadysy. In the Borough u Manhattan.
civ OF New York. on the 18th day OK
Aprll. 1895. at IL O'Clock noon on 'nes
dsy by John NJ. Thompson, Aucooneer' ~
premises described In the said Judgment
All those two certain lots. pieces or
parcel. OF land situate. lying ana oeins
In the city % New loSk. bounded ana &c
rcribed as follows: Beginning at pom.
on the Northery side Of one hundred snd
ninth street. distant two hundred zee.
200 Westerly from the Nortn"es,erE
corner Of One hundred and ninth street
ard First Avenue. running thence Nortn-
erly and parallel with First Avenue t"o
hunt:ed and one '20i feet and ten uW
inches more or less. - the Southeriy sl1-
Of One hundred and tenth Street, tnence
Westerly along the soutnerly siae sU 90 OK OK
feet thence Scutherly and again parale'
with First Avenue TWO hundred ana OTIS
(2OD feet and ten inches. more or 'ess:
10 the Eortherly side 81 one hundred and
ninth street and thence Easterly alony
me Nor,herly side Of one hundred ara
nin,h Street twenty-five feet 10 the po.nt
or place Ok beginning.
Dated New York. March lIth, TBS.
SAMUEL 3. HAMBURGER.
Referee.
MAS & GOLDBERG.
ATTORNEYS for plaintiffs.
., Nassau Street. New York city.
The following is a diagram q the prop
erty:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-04
FORECrOsURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY
or NEW YORK The Germania liie
Insurance Company against SaInuel IL
Gainshorg and others.
In pursuance ~ judgment OF ior'0ius
ure and SAFE made ard entered IN me
.bove-sn,ltled action and bearing date the
i'm dav %, March. 1895. the refeiee
therein named will sell ut public auction
N the New York Real Estate salesrooin.
NO III broadway. In the tity OF NeW
Yor', on the 10th day of April. 1895. nj II
o'clock noon on that day. by Thompson &
PRYOR. auctioneers. the premises IN saii
Judgment mentioned and described as fol-
lows ,., 49,.
iuiilings ard improvements thereon situate
I'm fine CITY county and state OF New YORK
and described as follows: BEGlNNiNi ~
n polnt on the easterly side OF Edgscomb
Avenue distant seventy-two feet eleven
inches northcrly from the corner formed by
the intersection o. the easterly side or
Tdgecomb Avenue with the northeriy slde
of One-huntret and thirty eighth street.
which point il opposite party wal. sthnb
ing partly on the lot now being described
and partly on the LOT adjoining III" same
on the southerly side thereof; running
thence casfer,y parallel with said one
hundred and thirty-elehth street ana par
OF the way through said party wall eighty
Ave feet. thence northerly parallel with
said Edgecomb Avenue eighteen feet 10
point opposite another party wall standing
partly on the lot now being described ana
partly on the lot adjoining the same on
the northerly side thereof: thence westerly
again parallel with said One-hundred and
thirty eighth street and part Of the way
through said party wall eighty-five feet 70
the easterly side Of saii Eigecomb Ave
nue. and thence s0utheriy along the said
easterly side 81 f,dgecomb Avenue eigh-
teen feet to the point or place OF begin
ming.
Dated New York. March 81. 1895.
GEORGE GORDON BATTLE
Referee.
SHTPMAN. LAROCQCE 4 CHOATE.
40 Wall street. New York CITY
Attorneys FOR plaintiff.
The following is a diagram OF the prop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-04
FRrLiNG n. SMITH.
Attorney for Executor.
IFS Broadway. N. 7. City.

THE PEOPLE or THE STATE Hs , or
NEw YORK. by the grace Ok Goa r iree
and Independent. % Esther a NJ s .aen
son. Father A. Th9 ST,,,,. ~ M s psIsted.
Enekie! Hsi,,ed. Mary A; Walsh. BsniS-
min Gririn. Henry Grimm. Charles =
Grif,n. Louisa u. Griffin. Mar @, smith;
Esther =. sIiI.k Sarah r.,., p S Hal.,.d
y slilick: as'nf n.. Mu Stephen Ha:-
Yates m .mmx Hs ssp Wilbur F. Wat
sins Csroi.ne Hahn. Ha:stet Wat
kin-, Thomas {. wa,sir 49, ANY bans
watkins. Margaret MThuI. ESe'sh Hsnee'
na,ils Gilman. Norman Guion. Elizsoein
Usrris, Ca,harine A. Burger. Ethelnaa
Daymon. Arthur n. Emeury. EIniha g.,
Cattus. Jennie Barnum. sansTe' Csnseld '
flisSes'I inwrenc.. Richare NJ Everi,
Emma A. Lawrence Chester b. Lawrence
George A. Lawrence. Albert Z; l.a~reh,e,
Nico.l. Hen-y II. Finley. Eliza P .ar,Ht
henry A. Boser,. Anna Jaeger Frede'l .
t',r,e- Walter b. Lawrence, Robert -
Lawrence Matte " McFsdden, WI.iet
Carpenter. Richard CARPENTER. George u
carpenter. Lester A. Carpente: Snuman
csrnen,.- Gilbert IL Carpenter. Elisha J.
carp.ntrr william 4. Carpenter. Edlth O.
CARPENTER. Philip Emhury. Else Embury'
AUGUSTUS Embury. Florence Emoury, 'ni-
ton l. Erbury Emmeta r. ;v ts,n Inhn
-
D.unison and to all other persons VINO ar.
or may he heirs at law or next OF KIN ~
Caroline r Thomas. deceased. or WIZ az
in,e-es,ed In her estate. whose names ana
:, a,es ~ raslIenrs are unknow? and can
moi after d.ligen: inquiry be ascertained
Whereas Edward e. Bsrnum. OF the city
Of New York has lately applied 70 the
Surrogates Court Of our CIV ana county
Of New York 20 have a certain instru-
rnent in writing bearing date the seventh
dly O, January. is9s. relating q both rear
aad personal property. duly proved "a the
last VIII and Testament % Caroline r.
Thomas late ~ the t.ty and county Q,
New York. deceased. Therefore. you. anu
each % you. are cited 10 appear before
the Surrogate Of our City and county o,
New Yo-x. al his once IN the city OF
New York on the 9Th day n May. one
thousand eight hundred and ninety-eish,;;
az hait-past ten o'clock In the forenoon OF
that day. then and there 10 a,,'n- .ae
probate Of the sad last VIII ana Ies'a-
mrnt ,.
And such ot YOU az are hereby cited
p. are under the age 81 twenty-one years
are required 10 appear nv your suardisn,
n YOU have ono. or II you have none, 70
annaa- ard amply for one n be appointed
or in the event ~ your neglect or iailure
70 do 40 n guardian VIII be arnolnted py
The Surrogate to represent and act for you
in tive proceeding .a
In Testimony Whereof. We nave csusea
the Sea o. the surroga,e's Court of the
said CITY and county 81
:.....,..: Xry York 10 he hersunto az
J.. s rxed. witness. Hon FRANK
:........: T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OK
orr said city and County. az
IN. CITY Of New York the nth dav 81
March. In the year OK our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred ana ninety light
7. FAIRFAX McLAIGHLtN.
Clerk os the surrcgate's Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-04

iO9th Street.

NOTE.--The approximate amount 81 the
lien or charge for which the premises are
10 be sold is 81 ssh 40 with interest rom
March ll,h. 1875. together with costs and
Allowances amounting to S26l 81. and the
expenses Of sale. the approximate amount
OF liens f5r taxes and assessments is $500.
The property will be sold subject 70
mortgages thereon agsfesaunS $500, WIN
in,eres, from July Goth 1897 az Sc. the
approximate amount OF such interest be-
ing Sl65 .oo,
Dated New York. March 18th. 1898.
SAMUEL .. HAMBURGER
Referee
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