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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-26
No %60 for Jhe California
 silnin. Claim.
U. .LlVD OFIca Trcsoy. AaIzo.

 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIviN TaE'r FD. - ward 2. Aliis and James McC. ElIIo,t aloss Pos-olice Gddress l> .u clre ef T. L. sa.e-, Tue son. Arizona. have r1- ily Elai th.,r arI..I iH. for a patent for sS linear feet of the Calfarua II ne or veIn, bearing gold. sI.yel and cop..- WllA surface ground .1 ictt II wldtl, -itr-s.. m Hslshaw Mlnu Ii-fucr county uf I.r and Territory of ArlzoUa- and u'-si-ualeI y-.e ted notes a d oli-rlal pi.- uu -la lu t.ls 0L..s as Lot Number a, being as follows ta-vil- Beginning at the mitIad moruugrt -t ,ieu.f- de of the claim. where the uo'lce of location .- postes, at post 3N3 inches square. Q feet iC1- Theme x g da- 5 mn " t,s feet totha..u..- of the \ " end of She cialm. c" 30 l1-- tys ir, .- square, 3 feet long marked Cal. No li- whence |. \. mineral monument Ng. 8. Ha--. bod District bears S sl deg O. mn " --l tevr ..-- Thence s sf dc- gs min W a,;i fee, ty ' " .s-- Her of cam to pot 3X3 lnel-s square, ,sat long. Turkc' - Cal No. v T..
 Theme S -5 deg -- Gln r. l;ss z gt to S V cc-- uegof clam Co post 5xs inches iIBrr. iae- toug. Garked Cal No. ".
 Thence \ 65 dr- s-u ln F. si3 feet Co center Js E cad Go po-t Js5 inches =ial,v, 5 feet ialr marked C1i No. N-'
 Thence N t5 des s- min E. aof.-t ta tie $ p corner Of cialm s3 % ros ,.St inches -l1.s'. t-l Thence \ -s tl. = mn V rgl- Feet Co t.e 5 j. corner oi ctalm 'o a Dos .,N5 Inches square ..,- luIs. marked '' C -l. No Nll.; auu
 Thence S 6 deg min W slJ C. ss to Ios, .u. ii. already de-c Ibsd.
 Alt,uetic ya-Iatiun I2 deg a- Miu- Containing iH.-l acres.
 The location os Chs usu- i- ge-.-l.G .l '. Recorders office of Pima tlau.J. Al.srH. Il. Book .. l;er.Id gI 5l ue-. page -7-
 The adjoining r-suuarlr orc tl" Tv .r1- .. .... tomuuuv worth cill... ou L.iu IurtluU-.- UlfHsl er- 4 tba New ulstltutgl glal-l uu .l- -,.l...- l'iS'. and Che owners of tle tu~alul lu-j..u clam on tuC ~outhwe,U
 Any and all persons claiming alE.rsr.. .rg portion ul sand CaifuuIa ulrs. lr ,tH -.r..r- ground. are regulrgl Go h.g fr-ir adverse clam with tle Register ui tlr tuItgi statg- Land tl..c at Iucsou. iu tle Territory of Arl4uust tuUEs LIe sixty days peuod Q. publication le-a.: or Jh-y will bs rarrcd by virJur of i.e provision, Jf the statute.
 HENRY SINS. Register Haynes StllC- Auuuey- for cupIraut-. It is hereby ordered -h1t tl, fpsa-s.G- gat.r- be published -lXty days tfrl consecutive v.H... In the Artzsaa tIrIll-t. a u-.',4g news .. ... lu .,lI-.lci at tursau- A.l which rag-r I- h.r.- ly de-Js atei hy mr a- guH..-u..i uelge-t such -lgIm HENRY COUSINS. .eg-ter Flrst pub cation October .es ---
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-26

Died Nov. 18th. a5 Fulton Wells, Los Angeles county. California. F. r. Col tore, native of Vermont, a-ed isyears. He was buried at his own request ln Los Angeles.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-26
MRS. ANNA DoWSER.

Dated at Greatervi.le. October 1i. I-.a. Territory of Arizona. County of Pima. ss.
 On this 2lth day of October. A. D. due th0us- and eight hundred and eiyhty-two. personal 3 appeared before me. Join iouuE. go Notary Pub- lie. in and for the c0uutr of Pima. Anna Down. CT. wife of ElW ard DoVu"r. whose name Is suh- scrihed to the annexed iustrumen as party thereto personally known fo mc Co b3 the same person described in urt vLo e' ,uted the said annexed instrument a uarts thereto. and h. duly acknowledged to me Una; sie executed tG- -ame freely and voluntarily. and for the Uses and purposes therein mentioned.
 In witness whereof. ] have tereguto sei my
 hand and atiivcd my oalr,al seai, The dag TSaal and yUar in this certificate first above
 written. JOHN YOUNG.
 oz2-sw Notary PuhIr. Pima County. A. T..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-26

Quite little excitement has been created among parties interested in mining over quite q rich strike in the Tiger mine. \. C. Sheckles arrived in Prescott few days since with a sample of the ore which is exceedingly rich, showing native silver in many places. The strike has been made on the 300 foot level The company is developing the mine quite rapidly, having opened a chimney of ore for at least l50 feet, and from four to SIX feet wide. The ore has been growing richer every day for sev- eral days and important developments may he looked for soon. The specimen of ore in question is claimed, will ussay ahout SllI per ton.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-26
Notice 10 Creditors.

In the Probute Court os The County ot Pima, Territory of Arirrrs
 IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF Jose hrrsa Salas. deceazcd.
 Notice i- hereby given hy the unders gned, almlnI~trItriL of the estate of Jose Maria Sa las. dcc7Tsrd Go the creditors of. and all persons having c III- CE-Iusf. the sad dsceSEe'i' 70 eN- m'It them. with tUe necessary vouchers. within four u.put.s after the first publication If thI- notice fa he said administrators. at tke othce Of VI i- Ma.-.. Esq. No. Camp street, the same bang t--e place for the transaction oi Inc bul-ueS~ ot said e,ta-a. in the city or Tucson sad county of Plrtg
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-26

The iagersol company have ceased sending ore to the GiTard mill It was found that n second class ore only about 60 per cent. silver could be ob- tanned. or first class ore so per cent. was the average. A very important strike was made in the mine yesterday afternoon, and report SAYS the assays went S4OO. This property, which has cost the Hearst party S146,00o to obtain the control of. will likely pay well for the investment.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-26
Sole Traders Notice.

Ly NOW ALI MEN Ry THESE PRESENTS IN that ]. Auu1 lpwu-r. married wu-usE. wife of Edward Duwner, residing at ti- .aterviile Pima county, Arizona, intend Co earn ol the business of a general merchant. in my own name at said Gteateryilla.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-26
pPlics iisn No sG5 for Patent Co the Ari
 zo.ia Eias Mining Claim.
U.s. L4xD O-F1cE TUCSON. ARIZONA

US. LAND OFFICE. TUCsON. ARIZONA
 uc. .bar %. i~-2
 N OIItL Is HEEEBi GIVEN THAT IHE " Santa Rita Land and Mining Company. by C. H. Lord agent. . hose pn.tOlce address is care. of G-o. D. smith. General superiuteideut. Gala uats, Arizona. has this day hled Its a. p-lcatIJu for patent for Ij0u linear feet of tsc ArIzpua hIuE mIns OF vein- bearing COZ per and other minerals. with surface ground ttO feet Iu width. ~tiuafe,i m Pima Mining district. county of PIna and Territory of Arizona and designated by The held notes and official plat on tle at thus O-lce aF Lot Nun ber e tiIla and Sstit River Me ?. han, sad Lot No. t3 being as follows t1-VIt.: Beginning at luIual monument at l. end of claim tt pine post 2N4 inches square. feet lon set in gronnd and monument of stones. maraci "A No. b" from which shaft SO. bears < -l deg W l3l feet distant. This l. also the \ W conner of the Arizona Queen Mining Claim
 Then Gee x 9 del, " along F. end bonndary line of cla'm 2ll feet to \ corner of claim Go a pine p,l-t -yi inches -Iusra, feet iouls m monument of -s.ne-. marked "A K No. 2.' Thence \ -l de,. W on side boundary line or claim l5DI feet tn \ " corner to a pine pos. -yt inches sq are, 3 feet .1u-, lu monument of stones, marked "A k No
 TH-nca 9 deg; E. 8 70 feet along " end bouu- diary uf claim tO center uf same, pine post x inches square. feet long Iu mound of stones. marked "A k No. f.
 Thence deg E continuation Of line on " end Do feet ,O $ W corner of clam Co pine post -Zi l1che- sJuare. feet long, m mound of stones, marked "A K No. 5."
 Thence \ 5I deg F I1 Co feet along side boun diary lIn' Of claim Co x r. corner to a pine post -zl inches square. 3 fee: long. m mound of -.uIr-. marked "A K No. c" from which U. x. Miner Monument No. 9 Pima Mining District aalr- @ da-, Q nun go feet distant.
 t-.L.H f Q dog " along L. end Ene of claim @.i fsa, t1 th- place of beginning.
 Magnetic soFi4tI0n i3 de; r, containing 30.Gi arr--.
 The ocation notice of ths claim Is recorded l1 tl- Recorder office ot Puma county. in Book "t of Records of Mines. page JL
 The adjoining claimants are the ArIzona Queen Cl IheE.
 Any and alt persons claiming adversely any Tur;lou Of sad Arizona kiui' mIGe, the surface -rulEt are required t1 hle tleJr adverse claim sir.l tlie register oi the United States Land vtlre. st Tucson 'rizona. during the sixty days ls-l1i or publication. or they VII be barred by sirtI- C. tas provisions of tla -ratu-e.
 hESUT toCsiss. Register.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-26
duplication N1. 2tg sur a l-8t.ur fo tta
 New strike hiniH- SiaiGs
Oc.a.srio. is-e.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GiJlSIHAI THE Silver Moon aiming tH.a-a.Hs. a rHr."-.- Guu whose uO-fol1ra u4idrr-- ta .u gHHs Hf ! '. Stiles Tucson. Piua County 1rs1ll. #a- t.rF iay ulei tt- application f"~ patent for .fif linear feet oi tl- New ~-rlE. mine .r Fa.u Hr.- uE gold and ver vir' -Irl'l-. --.1H.i 'H t.-' u width situated Iu Awp.- t.IrfH- u.-r-.r-. 3.uuty of Pima. and IeHI-erg uf .G.l.ra. .a.t les guated by lIe I-d % .J' and "lI.Il. l.1' "s 1lc m tIis otlcs a7 Iof Number p lr -fli District, -aIu lp Nu % bcIur l- tl..ua- fu-n.r. EegiTnins a- Che luiual monument. g. tHr V.
 md oi the claim. gt : ulue ia-f. uy iur...- .e-t long and marked N. x. Nu ] -. whence t- ~.
 uIneral monument \ [. AEuoi. District, laaI- 1 l deg D mm W. tl Feet dl-taut. Theme iI deg 3s mn V. au ieHt t1 th- "
 oruer of clam. Co a pilt r'ssr- O. l.sh.- fcgf high, and marked N. S Na li-
 Thence S co deg nm r. l3iI Feet -H 'lr 1 - corner of claIm. rt a pIre pu-; -zi inches ."t lonE and marked -' \. ~. Na ILL.,
 Thence li dog. @ 0r 1 E. i-i f.s. -o tss Ir r..-- sectiOu Of the W side ilre ef tas 5. yer Moon Mining Claim Lot No a3 rae S W cIr.rr of winch bears x % deg 01 mia i -I f-sr -aut 4un a01 feet Co he center of x C. end 1f c'lIu- Co a pine post 22zt inches, 8 feet long, and marked
 TLsnc9 \ a deg .os mn 2 s1a f-a- to tls B ? corner of claim to q. r-ue l1-- 1t -l-l.-- D '..'. long. and marked 90 g -. N1 "
 Thence V jI deg 7 uIr W .aH 5t- tu -a- -I--- section with the VI side ua at t.a Silver N.'" laIm. the \ W corner at D.Isr bears S ii u.. 0l mn T. 5sj fee- .iI-.lIt sHi l3i' te.t fI D. f W corner Of claim. fa a lIns u--. " 2 ..iit -Ai inches feet long and ua-raI ' H- -- -,' J.. and
 Thence < q deg ss uia W 90 fast tr f.- l.. uf beginning, cUutaluIuE i1.. acres. ..reiu-i'. .. Che conflict with th- Sllvsr Nno1 t.a.u- LH' '. 57. -.ZJ acres. not ciaIued fr fHl- 1gr-lc1.ln1-
 Magnetic variation ia deg Ul mn L-
 The location uf thl= m.Le ra corded rr f. Escn-ier's otfiee of Pima county. A-z0sH iH Book D of Mining Records. page q f-
 The adjoining claimants aT- fte o1us-- H. .-- buena Vista Claim ou tte w. tra owners H. -.- xpert Ciulm ou ta" ts and tls owners a- ..- Silver Moon tIalm on r..
 Any and all persons claiming aus.r-..- portion of sad New Str se mIue or tEe strI ground are required tp ti- tl--r adverse z t.-- with tta Register of tle United Sra'a- i-H. DEice at Tucs7u. Arizona. during ttr -iAts days ue1od of publication hereof. ar -,T will be hsr-ed by virtue of the provisions e' '.e -fafuH.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-26
HENRY COUSINS Register

It is hereby ordered that the foregoing r1.'es be publl-ted for th- rerIod sIyty dals tsl consecutive weeicsl iu the CiTILFS s--e.} newspaper publisaei at Iuc-1u. A. J. paper I- hereby designated by m- as Duoll--t-. nearest sand claim.
 HENRY COUSINS. E--l-t--- T. L- STIIEs Tucson. <. T.. Atty For aq94i'-- ? tir-t publication October D. I--l-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-26

The Girard mill will shu. down again in few days, possibly to-day.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-26
Application Sn.sG7 for Patient Co giir .i-
 Enna Ourem Mlnim. sIaLlm.

O '1. LAND fff tli.l. ilt'-if.i. i.s
 October 2- I--2 NTOTIC. IS UEEEBY GIVEN IH4TTHE ~ Santa ilu- Land & Mining Company by .. H. urf. agent. Hfu-e I.s. gl-cu address Is care Of George D. smith General ~uuer.u' eud- enf- tslaht---. ArlzJu-. has tll~ day .el lts ap TLcdtIuI Iprl patent for i,-l linear feet rf tl- ArIzuut Queen m1ue rT-In. bearing copper. and st.-r minerals wl,h surface srguaa 'n feet Iu width, sItuatei Iu P.ma Mining District, tpuu of Pima and Territory of Ariz1ua. aud 'esigua eI hy ta- held notes and olic al plat on rl@Iu ttIs odice a- Lot No. e. iH said Ustr,C,. Gala and Salt River meridian. sad Lot N0. ii be.nc as follows to-vit;
 leg uulng af the lultl monument ar the h end ui ths claim being pane poet -zl lu 9 Tee; hong -ei in ground and monument ol stones Thence ' s'dr.re,s W. s,p feet along the F. end boundary %. claim t1HI1g also thc W end boundary O. .Ls western extension ot tle San Xay.er I. e. Co tle \ coraer of claim to Q "A. Q. No. 2,
 Thence $ ~l d-,reaz ly ou N side ha. ot ci-im. l.5l feet tp W corner "f clam tu a piue post 2Ii m. , feet long Ia W'lrueu-o of stones arAet Theme. x ,.rsre-- E sll f.-s- ou U end liu, %. ciaiu Co the csat- of V .rd to pine Ia-- 1xl ir. 2 feet lon iu monument uf stones u.arAsi "A. Q. No. e."
 Thence continue ou same line !, degrees r, Su feet to tho N W corn. of tu Democrat N. t-, bgug also N corner of jho Arlzuua Queen VI. C. To a pine post 2Zi ir. 8 fect I1uE iu ground and monument sf stones. mgrkt "-l. c No. 5. from which |. < N. Monument No 2. Pms Mining District. bcars V ,ti degrees i5 min. Isl feet ztaut:
 Thence N Il deyr.rs a,oue S side line of ciaim. 1u51 feet Co r. corner ,o pine post 2Ni Iu. Q feet lOuE marked "A. Q. No. t." set u ground ant monument of sfoue-.
 Theme. \ 9 degrees W. au feet on L end line uf caim to thc place of beEinuIrr
 Magnetic yarrtIuu z. de-T G. E. containing lt4f acres.
 2 b" location Of this mine Is recorded iu tLe Recorders oticc of Pima u Book us mining records, paEus ani D. In adjuiui1c @ aim ante are tae Democrat I. t. OD tue nth.
 Any and all ue--uu- c,~ man Iliv ive--s.y any Uur- upu or -a.dArl2oua Queen, lLe or surface ground aTe required Co tIie tueir verse ciaIm- with th- .r'-tcr uf the United St.ta- Land Office at Tucson, in the Territory of Arizona, during tae -IXty days pariui uf publication he-eof or they wIll bc hsros. ty virtue uf the provisions of the sf~tGt-.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-26

The Dominion of Canada is issuing new notes of the denomination of S4. which bear in the center a good likeness of the Governor General, the Marquis of Lorne.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-26

" It's VirtErs are CSa CEsrIb HIt ;t-,i it. SU- NATIsE CHklACTFR ABsoI UTE. AS THE vaIrER CAS PSI. ~OSsILY TESTIFY. BOTH FROM EXP. Ei- ESCz sSO OBSERVATION. Write at once % Htl- LOCK < JgSNEY, Dey street. New York r4c.u.- ing St.t0, and you Wiii receive by return o remedy that will enable yo1 Co hear Ike any body else. and whose curative effect will ba perrna- nent. Ton will never regret doing .p."EDIrOR MERCANTILE REVIEW
 ss-l0 avoid los in the mfi,- 1'.a-.. send money hy Registered Letter.
 Only imported by aAYEOCA .x JEsNEF. s>eI Si.. '. Y. sole age ts for America. wiy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-26
HrNRY CnrsINs. E.r.-e-.

ft 5, hereby ordered that tir fl-a-.1iu-. notice br puHIi-ssi sixty days itgl consecutive weeks ln ta, Arizona Citizen. weekly newspaper pub ll-hei al Tucson. 2. T.. which paper I- hereby de-.ruafsd g nc as pJhl-lei nearest such cisIl. HENRY COUSINS. Register.
 Tirs- ruhliraliuu November g.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-26
MARIA \ SAlAs,

tNItue=s her mark: M. J. W4Lsul Admin siratl K ot the Estate of Jose MaTlo >z- las. Gecea-eI Dated at Tucson. Nov mber 1s, lss2. N. J, WALSH Attorney for Admiulstratrlx.
 nTQ-4z
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-26

Ifis hereby ordered that ,l- foregoing notice He IEh.I=l"l sixty days Ite- consecutive week-I Iu -r- Arizona IuZES. weekly newspaper published 1r tu--H.. Arieaua Territory. which psta- .- hereby t.-.. aIat.i D Iac a- published uyr-.-. -ara ciaIm.
 HETET COUSINS. Register. Ls--- uuhli irH October .g. 1,~a
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-26
llear What the peaf Say ]

l. has performed a miracle in ny case. have mo uuear,h!y noises iu uy head and | hear much better
 ] have hce1 greatly benefited.
 Ms deairrs. helped 8 -,-. at @erI--i11S 1-- other bottle vii crlre me.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-26

In this city. Re consulted with his son on the suhiec5. and after considering the matter. they concluded that tLeir guest was Wilson, and turned him over to officer NoHcluc. On the Gtu instant. the following patch came from Iucson to police headquarters: Captaiu Lees. "i have got the man Davidson, vino beat the Union and FGlton fuluagts. He is i1 jail. Wha. will ] do with him. Answer in- mediate'y. PAUL MoEo>Ey." Chief Crowley at once obtained the necessary requisiGou papers and on the 10th Detective Heagher left for Tucson
 Davidson proved Ca be th, missing Will son and was bI2us f to this city Yesier- day. On the road Co San Francisco be gave Mr. Ars-her an account of Lis past lie, stating fiat his right name was William \. Wilson and that he was from Albany. V. '. lie saIG he was respectfully connected aud came la thI7 coast in ls5a H1 made ahour SfHCeJ ID the bonaIza stock boom, which he spent in a tour around tle world lie confessed .o tus foregoing transactions. The prisoner IS UbouJ 53 years old. far compIezionej, light hlue eye. oc medium build, is Of pls5sinr address. and his general denealCr hgtokens vell-eGucated msn. He was booked cn two charres Of forgery and two of ob- talDiaE money by false pretenses.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-26
HENEl COUSINS, Resister.

I- is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice uf application for psten5 be publlsheu for Che p-rod Of sixty days Fen consecutive weebsI ia tte Arizona CITIZEN. l weekly newspaper oy designated hy me ss published nearest such ciuIuIS. HENHl COUSINS. EezIster.
 Is--r X SMITH. Attorneys for Applicant
 tI--t publication sept l7. 1-,Z.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-26

ft IS hereby urdereH that tto foregoing notice of application for patent bc published for tte perIOd Ot sixty days ten consecutive wreksI, Iu the ARIZONA CITIZEN, a weekly newspaper puh- h-ssi at Tucson. Arizona. which paper Is hereby dt-iguat-d i.y me as puhlI-ilvl nearest such c!sim. HENHl COt SINS Register.
 First publication. N0vembsrj & I-s2.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-16

A REMARKABLE LILY.-On the steamer
Orinoco, which arrived Sunday from Jamai-
ca, was IL most remarkable specimen Of the
Eastern Lily of Bermuda, known botanical
ly as of the class longiforum foribumda. A
plant of the same family, with over ninety
blossoms OH its single stalk, took the first
prize at the horticultural exhibition in this
city OH the Sd instant The plant OH the
Orinoca bears l45 blossoms, nearly all of
which are in full bloom. The stalk, about
one inch in diameter, is thickly infoliatcd
with long leaves for its entire length, about
three feet. Nestled in a clus. .er of these
dark green wrappings at the summit of the
stalk arc closely grouped the stems of fitsnu-
mcrous funnel shaped blossoms which fall
over it in q cloud of white and yellow per-
ianths, forming a hemispherical mass of
flowers of about one foot radius No spcci-
men, it is said, has ever been seen i'll this
latitude with over 100 blossoms.-N. Y
Hrrdld
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-16

A LUNATIC IN NCHURCH.-While high mass
was being celebrated ut ST. Patrick's Cathe-
dral on Fifth avenue Sunday morning there
occurred an unusual scene that startled the
worshippcrs from their devotons 4 wom-
an, who was subsequently asccrtaned to be
deranged, entered the Cathedral and at
tempted to make her way up the middle
aisle without stopping to pay the entrance
fec at the desk, which is situated ut the foot
of the aisle She was requested to pay, as
she was not q pcwholder. She stopped short
II moment, glarcd wildly at the collector.
and then without further warning of her
intentions, grabbed the table, which was
loaded with silver, and overturned it violent
ly OH the marble pavement. The loud
crash reverbcrated through the building and
was heard above the notes of the choir.
The congregation in the immediate vicinity
started to their feet in momentary dismay,
thinking that some one had fallen from the
choir loft Mr. Hart. the sexton and usher
seized the crazy woman and escorted her,
wildly voeitelating, to the door, where she
stood in the pouring rain for Il while. She
shouted herself hoarse before leaving The
money which had been scattered in all tli-
rections was picked up and the excitement
subsidized into the usual quiet decorum Of the
solemn Cdilicc No one seemed to know
her p; she was Il perfect stranger to the ush-
crs.-N. J. Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-16

LIE SOCIAL FEELING IN EURoPE.-'rhe
London correspondent of a Birmingham pa
per writes tz
Mob law is beginning to assert its power
with the same marvellous self-confitlencc il
exhibited just before the breaking ont of the
French Revolutions but unlike the French
arlstocracy, who danced so galv on the vol
c;lho ready to burst forth, we sit sulkily ut
the mouth OF the crater, watching the rising
Oh the lava Hood, and silently devising the
means OF turning it into another channel, as
the lmposslbility of suppressing it altogether
becomes more and more evident each day
Before the end of the century every coun-
try III Europe will have to 90 through fiery
ordeal,' said German writer to me the
other day. Yours will be the last submit
ted to the test because not only the charac-
ter Of your government, but that of the peo-
pie will help.to rctard the struggle. New
erthelcss, it is unavoidable, and must come
IN Its own good time, the same rs any
other As this gentleman is writer of
some rcnown; and has been deputed from
Berlin to examine into the actual state of
the social feeling existent in different Euro
pean countries, his opinion is worth record
ing. The war now openly declared by those
who are destitute ofthe neccssaries of life
against those who enjoy luxuries-'' -''those
who possess nothing against those who pos
sess all, according to the wording of the
French profession of faith which is being
propagaled ut this momcnt-is beginning to
be proclaimed even here: and it needs but to
follow the police reports. and read the ac-
counts given Of the associations and organ
lied gangs of thieves and burglars to be
fully convinced of its gradual approach
amongst ourselves
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-05-16
A
a Great House.

Likes, Berwanger s. Co., No 80 Seventh
street northwest, claim TO be the only house
i'll Washington that manufactures its own
goods, and they make this claim with pos
tive knowledge that it cannot be honestly
disputed. Every article of clothing in their
stock is made by them, and they, therefore,
are sale i'll warranting the goods they offer
TO the public rs superior in material, cut
ana make to those found elsewhere in the
city They have achieved a reputation for
the general excellence of their goods, and
particularly in the matter of fitting. The
average coat. vest and pants in their stock
Is quite equal to the best custom made work
IN TINS respect. Every variety of fashion
aolc style and design is contained in their
STOCK. Their spring lines in coats, vests,
pants, oFcrcoatS etc. etc, arc very full and
attractive. 1t Is worth visit to their
large establishment to see the extent and
variety OF the goods they offer. Every
thing needed by the largest man to the
smallest boy is visible and for sale there at
most reasonable prices considerably
less than elsewhere. Every kind of cloth
and the best of every kind, cut and made
up in the most artistic manner-broad-
cloths, cassimeres, cheviots, diagonals. tlan-
nels. twecds. etc. Every reader of this no
tlce should do himself the justice of calling
ON Likes, Berwanger 4 Co., for the purpose
of comparing their goods and prices with
those of other establishments before pur-
chasing. This firm is confident that il is
Offering better goods for less money than
any other house in the clothing line in
Washington. Call on them before buyine;
You will not be expected to buy unless YOU
are glad to do So Suits from rs to S9OSf5r
boys; from $3.50 to sl5 for children. my4 -