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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-14

The address of Rev. T. 5. Hodgson, which
upon motion of Rev. Harper, of the Baptist
church, seconded BY Rev. Hewett of the
Presbyterian church, was requested publish
ed, will be found upon the second page of
this Mornings EAGLE. Among the many
tributes paid to the memory of our hero,-
many of the grandest works of whose life
was encompassed BY supreme pathos OF
misrepresented silence, few have been more
truthfully or beautifully expressed than that
which we lay before our readers this morn
ing.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-14

The cattle barons tried the widow and
orphan gag on the president, but without
avail. They forgot that be was a Gallon.
old bacheior.-Beacon. @af
III Maria Halpin 3 not . widow nor Oscar
Folsom an orphan, where In thunder is the
husband of the one and the father of ths
others
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-14

Be sure and bring your tomatoes, peaches
and sweet corn to the Wichita Canning fac
tory. d55-w-l9tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-14

We must have room for our immense
stock of Fall and Winter Clthing. Our
store room being insufficient we are making
sacrifice sale to make room. Come and
get our prices and you will be convinced that
you are getting the benefit of the sacrifice
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-14
Township 0mcers,

For cheap lands, suitable for farms or
ranches. call on or address
NJ. b. KELLOGG,
2-tf Kiugmsn, Kingman County, Kansas.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-14
POLICE COURT.


Loveland Greenlee, who was arrested for
shooting at the clerk in the Sedgwick house
was in the police court Wednesday and en-
tered plea of not guilty to charge of dis
turbing the peace. His case was continued
to Saturday.
The police force rounded in lot oftramps
under the new city ordinance for lettering
around railroad buildings, etc, and brough,
them before Judge Glenn yesterday. They
were a molly crew of the genuine
genus homo tramp, representing
all shades, from the speckled-faced,
early-dawned colored-nose to the
smooth-chinned impecunious dude. AS q
natural consequence they were in condi-
ton bordering on penury, and Of course had
but little concern whether the jucge touched
them light or assessed fine that would
make Wichita capitalist howl. The judge
took in the situation and assessed a fine
against each of So and suspended execution.
They vacated their seats and stood not upon
the order of their going. Exit tramp. up
and down upon the earth, their dominion.
they commenced their pilgrimage.
The counterpart of the tramps were q
covy of nymph du pave rounded in by the
cops, they too had their peculiarities of
physiognomy, the old stager blazing with
loud jewelry, loud apparel and loud man.
ners, bras gilded with gold, sin covered
with silE; the less hardened shrinking from
public gaze as they saw their names written
down as prostitutes and plea Of guilty OPP
posite thereto. Four of these madams,
Anna Hudson. Bell Parson, Jenny Hoffman
and Maggie Woods were fined s. and costs
snd vent their way, not IS the trsmps, but
from the lavish hands Of their patrons were
able to pay the full measure of the fne i'm
posed. The police court, well, it has q
blotted page and discloses the criminal
STRATA OF society. CFT-E
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-14

UIANTED-All who are In need Of money
w 10 call At Hecht's Pawn once, ll6 North
Market street near Douglas avenue, where
they can be supplied with any amount.
dss9&w-tf.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-14

VIyANTt D-To loan money on farm and city
w property Wichita Land L Loan Com
nanv W2O-tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-14

w. M. Campbell, local manager of Prices
opera house, Atchison, and who has been
engaged as manager by the lessee Of oul
opera house. is in the city. Mr.. Campbell
is well known to some Of our citizens and
stands well in their estimation. In CONVEX
sation with an EAGLE reporter the gentle
man promised to furnish Arst-class people
to amuse our theatre-loving people, the
coming fall and winter.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MONEY

To loan on chattels.-Friend & Osborn,
Id Douglas avenue. wSl-u
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-14

The EAGLE reporters from long expert
ence and judicious judgement always wal
convenient time for the smoke of the bat
tie to clear away and the implements o
warfare to be laid aside before nosing around
after items of carnage. 1t is very seldom
however that they are found waltzing il
any other than the head of the procession
when matters OF news are involved.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-24
Races.

The attendance at the race track yesterday was not as rood as the races deserved. The first race was 400 yard dash between Ben Maynaro's Fashion aud Igo's black mare, I o to beat the Fashion twsency feet, for d purse of el0O.
 Mir. Dolinc had buiN a straight track which was all that could be desIrsd. Abeu, ? o'clock the horses were called up and will. good start the cid gray coming out under the wire tweenty feet ahead of the mare. After the first race which was the cheif event of the day, race was mad. up be- tween the old gray and Tweed's colt for s26 { 4 sde, 8 half-mile dash, which was won by tae gray. Several other scrub races were then gotten up, which concluded the day. sport.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-24
Recovered.

Sheriff Gard Of Los Angeles, Cal, passed
 through Fsirbsnk to-day with the bar of
 bullioa which was stolen rom the St. Helena
 mine in Mexico. It vii, be remembered by
 our readers that THE ToMBsroSE published sn aerount Of she capture of one Smith, at C"lton, by Sheriff Gard. Since the arrest sheriff Gard has been working up the case and at last was rewarded by ascertaipIng where the bullion was placed. 90 ninutely did the Sheriff note the place that on Thurs day last he left Los Angeles and proceeded to Hermoslllo, and about Is miles from the
 place recovsssd the bar which weighed 159 pounds and WAS valued at $I3,669. Tbe Sheriff will receive reward cf $2,000 for
 recovery of the bar and s20O0 for the arrest of the thief. Pretty good work.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-24
COELECTED ETERT DAT IN
 THE WEEK
By our Handy Hired Man Whose Sole Aim Is To
 Please our Readers
Consisting of Choice Local And Territorial News and
 other Scraps

Knights of Pythias meet tonight. The attendance at the races yesterday wss not as large as was expected. AnotheT enjrvsble party was given a
 he Casino Gardens last evening.
 Sergeant Corn depaited this mornin 2 for Fort Huschucs. V. H. Ggo left this morning for hi, ranch in the Huschucas. The thermometer registered but T9 de ,rees at noon to-day. Capt. Floyd, Lieut.. Richards, J. and Chas vaudcver were in this ci:y yesterday from the Huachucss.
 County c erk Wallace left this after noon for Fort Huaehuca to rusticate x few days.
 The entertainment "iven by Tombston. lodge. N". 3, A. Q. U. W. will take place "Wednesday evening at Schie fei, nall.
 IL is expected that the east bound rrain will arrive on ti:e at B.nsun to 'iay and our citizens will receive theil delayed western mail.
 Justice Alvord yesterday at 10 o'clock ;hrid c. A. Tucker for ten days IF orde' receive the necrsssry papers from New Nrxico.
 Maynsrd's Fashion got away with th.. ace ana money at the track yesterday beatino LIn's mare about 40 feel. S..ve ral other races took place and a soo'l me was had.
 From MT. S.m Brannen Jr. who ar rived ia this city th;s afternoon iron Oposna. Sonora, reporter learned the 'ews confirming the rport of the desf' f Mana one of ,he Apache chiefs and he wounhlpg of Geronimo and the kill tug of eight bucks and tn, ga lure oi ,ixieen squaws and three children.
 The pic nic apd so'ial dance given y MT. J. C. Brady, at Neptune wells yes erday afternoon and evening was II grand sucbess, everybody present ex- pressing the one sentiment that they had - good true. Mir. Brady will continu. 10 give these lI'te sncis!s thereby pleas .ng all our citizens.
 If any person thinks that T"mbstnn s dull they should have noticed yts;er lays happenings. A large crowd VAS il attendance at the Face track, anathrI 'rowd at Neptune wells. sna s,i!l sr O Int, ,t the Casino gardens. besides the fac
 hat great many people were out in ,h c un,ry driving. DisI ite al! this ths t VII presented lively appearance What town iu Arizona can show up like ,hls at the pIes eDt time.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-24
Rn. ntN4 FNAf.

From Ar. John Sheehy one of ouI sterling fronti.rs men who arrived in this |city to-day, we learn that the Mexican. and Apaches had running fight abou,
 There were 90 bucks and only fourteen Mexicars. The Mrxicans killed th.e
 Indisn. and wounded four, and the Mexican loss was one killed and three wounded, one of whom WAS expected ,o die named Louis Selgado and was taken to Fort Huachuca for treatment. Mr sheshy says that the people in Sonora are terror stricken. The lndiars were heading for the Sierra Msdres.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-24
It Was Something She Hated

It 6OS SoAaethinR Sac Hated Wha, is it. sissya sad an Allen street grocrryman 10 a little girl, who Was swinging against the side Of the counter.
 olling out her tongue and looking tinid We'll, what is ii?
 dunno.
 Was il breadf
 No, sir; she borrowed that o; Mrs. Tigg"nt. Was II measi No, I s'rect i. wasat that, cog we've enough to look at it if any body come. in, aad that's Al we has I, for. It wasu', sngsra My, no. times is too hard for that, p,. says, and never couldn't forge, sugar no how, coz like that it. guess II WAS sumpiu l don't like, or nay be won't forget if. Then it must have Teen soapi On. y~s, that's it. ! knowed 1t was sumrin 1 hated.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-24
Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of Michael Hayley. deceased;. Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned. admin. Istrator of the Estate of Michael Hayley, de. having claims against the said deceaeed, to exhibi: them wi the necessary vouchers, within four moRths after the first publication of this notice. to ne said Administrator at his saloon, ob Allen street, between Tifth and Sixth streets, in Tombstone, in tSe county of Cocbisc. Dated July A, 1885. JIG. DEAN,
 Administrator of the Estate of EtelsAl Hsylsy. deceased.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-24

Charles Ht.ris comes 10 the ir0a.. eceiTed to-day, the lates; and finest and pest pants patterns ever seen in Tonb- stone. ii any gentleman wants . paIz of r,c.s made os the latest goods aa5 "erfect fit, ! vii. guarantee it or NO pay. Pants made from $1l up to Sl4. Cons and examine my goods. It don't cost you cent to exsE1'ne my goods.
 CHARLES HARRIS. Bauer's Block, Fourth St. Tom mbstcas
 S-Atf.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-24
OFF SHOOTS.

Good linen skirts SIPS at Meyers.
 $6 pants for A at J. Meyers t Bro
 Overalls 75 cents per pair a, Meyers, Flannel underwear for cost at Meyers Tea Kettle whisky a, RafFerty's saloon Shoes fc. your own price at J. Meyers & Bro. Fer genuine Tea Kettle whisky goto Capt RaffeTtys'
 z ,cle leather trunk given away with evs.. purchase at J. Meyers 6 Bros.
 All goods below cost at J. Meyers S Bro Allen and Fifth streets.
 Full stock cals boots for $4 at J. Meyers S Bros.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-24
Court NcsSs.

In Justice Ciark's court to- day in the case of territory vs. Andy Mehsn, 'h' defendant vas held to answ.r for assault and battery in the sum o! $500 The chsrge of asssult with deadly weapon was dismissed.
 In the case of ". H. Smith charged with grand lsrceny, in being implicated ID the robbing of the safe of F.:zhenry & Mansfrld, the prisoner w1s ordered to appear ior trial to morrow morning at 10 o'clock. bail being fixed sf $500.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-24
CAorIestoA.

The people of Charleston would Ika to know what MT. Fa,e is going 10 do xiih the Bradshaw mill. The hoisthg works Laya been removed and nothing else cone; rot even to paying the waiehman for three months.
 D. J. Rankin was in, town yesterday and we learl, that he is on his way 10 Mr. LyOn,s ranch to trade for some brood mares. Nr. Pat Tinncy and Mir. Harper of this place are visiting Tombstone The band st Fort uuachaca will give s bail at the hotsI. at that place, to- night There Uil be several parties from Tomb stone attend, and also Geo. Lowe, Joe Miller, J 5. Ayers aud the MeClaron brothers from Charleston will attend. Prices cannot be beat at Herrera & Me. Clurs's store. They give away articles tAa. you woulG have to pay for elsewhere. Old Sol has emerged from the clouds, sn2 is busily engaged in drying up our muddy streets.
 MT. Green Of Green & Roberrs passed through town last night on Lis way 10 the county seat.
 Mir. Kelly, of Ramsey Canyon, arrived here this morning 90 learn some Of the facts os the reported killing 0: his soa by Indians, near she line recently. He started for tbs scene of the reported fight, ic-day.
 Mir. T. Thompson was in tow n today from the Empire district, and is on his way ta Tombstone. which camp he says can't be beat. So say we 4il ui us.
 Billy Crayton was in town yesterday seIl- ing soda. That drink is not in our line. but We will tgY and help him out.
 Gus Spanhack vas in town to-day from the Bradshaw mlll.
 Charleston people would like to know what MT. Faye is going to do with tbe Brad shaw mill, which he recently purchased
 Jack Qrinncn returned from the county seat today.
 A race between Charley Youngs roar pony, and another horse whvse owner us have not learned, will come off on tho Charleston track CD Pay day"
 Lieutenant Fillmore aud James Adams were in from Huachuca today visiting Charleston.
 Col. Preston passed through Chnleston eo-day oa his way to Fort Huachuea. H1 came from Bisbee.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-24
Dangerous Piace to T-isft.

Mexico is not the safest place to visi, jus now. Between the yellow fever aud the Indians the country presents few attractions for strangers. From q letter reeeiysd by a geauemsn Ia the sister republic is extremely hssardou.. The whole Guer, sro and Sssus ripa. distrtcts arc m . stste Of slsrn. Recent iy band of l30 Apsches spplsred within sixteen miles of the mining to~n of Mulato- erty of La Trinidad Mining company. Tb. letter anticipates that by this time all the lndisns who left the San Carlos reservation are stationed Tn the ean,on stronghold of the Apaches in the Rio Earo. not more than twenty niles from Mulatos. The people thereabeut expect the sava2es to take to the Trail at any time, and arc in state of con. stant terror. Captain Cuen, brother-in- law of AguaYo brothers, the owners of the Mu. iatos mine, superintendent Of the mine, was killed on the 18th ultimo, ana Don Locadlo Aguayo, one Of the owners of the miae, has gone to the City of Mexico. The section is reported to be com p,etely orerrun with Apache redskins. All ihe Americans and other foreigners thereabouts are leaying for Hermosillo and Guaymas. The Mulsto. mine 2nd mill have shut down and ever, body connected with the property has fed
 This condition, it is fearsd, will prevail for some nonths.-S F. Post
The Tombstone., 1885-08-24
Public To",ttHg.

All persons ari hs!it: rctiaed not to pur- chase certain hDt. p-. lUitIng to be secured by minninS and other conscientious, a, Banning's Station, County Of Cochiss. Terri tory Of Arizona, snd dated about July I-t 1884. and supposed to be in the possession of A. Fortlouis or Caldwell <S Stanford of Tomb. stone, as the same is void for want of con. sideration. W. F. BANNING,
 BANNiNG's STATION, Aug. II, lss5.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-24

After breakfast, to make yourself feel happy, go to Ashmun & Walkers and purchase choice imported cigar.
 The Pioneer mills -four, Sacramento, s the best in the market For sale at the Cash Store Of WoLcoTr < MBssrcK.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-24

Lr. Vim. Herrington, of the Bpsey dis trict. was in town this week. He is inter. ested in the rich gold strike made Tn thai section few days since by Messrs. Bates Watson, Harrington aud others. He says
 the owners of the claims can make money
 chloriding. The vein is from eight to ten
 inches wide. and contains ore running from
 sIS3 to $:,eO0. The cangae is red oxide of
 or, greater portion of which is decom
 posed. The ledge crops out distance of one mile, and is all covered by locations Claim owners are now st work taking out ore for shipment, and s great many men are
 pres pecting in the vicinity in the hope of making similar finds" This lead is located
 about eigbt miles from Riverside, on the south side of the Gila, and about six miles from the Eackber springs, Ripsey district.
 Mining in Tinal county is beginning 10
 boom. and she is now far in advance of sister counties in producing mines.-Enterprise.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-24
OeCi6entai

Hotel. The only first.class hotel ia Tombstone. Situated on the corner os Fourth and Allen streets. Handsomely furnished throughout, and las all nod Tn improvements. Travellers are recom- mended to stop at this hoase. Private 7Ooms for commercial travellers. inc bar of this house IS furnished wIn in proved billiard tables and card soome, and is stocked with the finest brands c. wines, liquors and cigars.
 astf JOSEPH PAscHeLy.
 Proprietor.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-24

Arnold's Wood Yard. Corner Eight and
 Saford Streets.
 Dry cord and st.ve wooc at lowest rates Leave orders with Arnold'ssxpress wagon Since opposition to the wholesale butchers has commenced, we notice . vast inprsYsmspt ia the quality of meat
The Tombstone., 1885-08-24
Co,s,s ' Records.

The following instrrns its Lave been filed in the office of the County Recorder
 MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE. PricillanO Estrsdo to Juano VIndiola, in Wilcox, August 17, 1885; by the Rev. Father Ne1ia.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-24
DCn't E0rpet

All kinds of tailoring dose. Elotbea made, cleaned and repaired at the lowest lying rates at the tailoring establish ment of Chss. Harris, in Bauers block, on Foarth street.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-24
T0Een TD.

On the 4th day of last July fea.b;,.e.s gray horse, banded with Spanish brands or left hip and right hind leg, came 10 the Cali f"rnia Ranch. The owner can have the same ty caliing at the Eclipse Bakery and proving property ana payInS charges. auglS-lin
The Tombstone., 1885-08-24
For Sale.

The undersigned being desIrous Of engag ing other business, offers the old established EclIrse Bakery Of this city for sale, and will sell it at bargain if called for soon. Call ol address. J.M.NAsH. TOnbetone AT
The Tombstone., 1885-08-24
WILL CONTAIN 4 DAILY RE
 SUME OF
The Local Happening Of The Lively Iown Ot Charles.
 ton And Will
Be Edited By Samuel Nc Claren, Who will Take Su bscrlptlon and mako
 Advertising Contracts

(This column is edited by S,m Ne Csaien at Chsreston, and citizens of ths. burg who know sny iteTs will please hand them in to bim every day before he stage ieaves)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04
News Briefs.

The Indian atrocities i'm Arizona continue.
William Aldrich, eX-membero OF Congress from
the second Chicago district, was stricken with
apoplexy yesterday and died "A few hours later.
Prof. ii. Hammer, who was found i'm front ol
Germania hall, Baltimore, Wednesday evening,
stricken with paralysis, died last night, not
having regained consciousness.
Gov. Martin has called a special session of the
Kansas legislature TO meet January 10 for legls-
lative reappOrtionment and other important
matters.
The opening game of the four.een-inch balk.
line billiard tournament was won by Slosson IN
st. Louis last night by the following score: Wig
naux, 452; Slosson, 800.
Three arrests have been made i'm Baltimore
for robbing grave in Lafirel cemetery, Belair
road.
The New York Chamber OF Commerce will
hold a special meeting next Thursday to con.
slider the question of silver coinage.
The conference of prohibitionists of Michigan
and adjoining states was begun yesterday i'm
Detroit with about two hundred men and
women in attendance.
Yesterday afternoon abonf 800 Scandina vians
passed through Chicago for New York whence
Scandinavia,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04

From the Detroit Free Press
The three OF US had been tramping over the
battle field Of Malvern Hill all day long, and as
night came on there was every evidence of a
steady. soaking rain storm. We had to get
shelter right away, and we found IL in q small
enough to furnish US, supper, but when II came
TO lodgings she seemed greatly embarrassed.
"You See" she said, "my house is very small
Indeed; ! have only this room with bed
.But can't we sleep in the barns" asked the
colonel.
81 have no barn."
H. y th can 20 TO 6sd ano Jet us sleep on the
ayes. butNbut~"
ooh, you needn't have any fear of us madam, IS
protested the colonel.
cit isn't that sir, but"
She blushed IKE rose, but none OF rs could
understand until she said:
well, to tell the truth, my beau will be here
ain this Storm"
.Ohs yes. He would come II IT rained pitch.
.Well, we won't hurt William"
mo, sir, but we.that is, he viii expect to
"Exactly," said the colonel. 81 see the situa.
uo On You don't want to disappoint Williams"
men Out either You see sir 70 rSrn S0I Ysn ~
only Chance to get married d and Il %ona 90 y
offend William. This is his sparkling night and
hunt some other place."
mo, SIR, you shall stay; but you see how It Is:
you three can have the bedroom"
"Whau Deprive You OF sleep."
ssOh, no, sir. William and always spark till
daylight II you would only Ok Il that way
SIR"
We did. After supper we locked Ourselves
| into the bedroom, and taking the pillows nom
| the bed, lay down ON the floor and slept like
bricks until called to breakfast When we went
out the colonel asked:
"Well, did William show up.".
~Y-yeas SIR" she STAN mered, land he asked
/ ma 70 m-marTy him! II we hadn't liked things
maybe he'd have walled whole year longer.
l RbreAkfast L. ready, and I'll never forget your
k-ktndness TO poor widowg'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04

BEALL On the 29th of NV .mber, 1855 at the
Residence of :. - Cults Virginia. hfter ell spent
Christian LIE, Mrs. JULIA Ann BEALL-. I'm her
eighty fourth year.
Baltimore Sun and Rockville papers pleaee copy.
Berlin ANN. On December sih. lSsb, AT 1:&5 q
NJ. WILLIAM BERG y, la the ffty-third year
OF his age
Funeral 10 take place from late residence 200I lxsh
street northwest sunday al oclnck pan. Frien A
and relatives are respectfully invited To attend
BOWLING. On December 81. lSss5 WILLIAM l.
BON LING, aged 80 years, = nuiths after q painful
ILLNESS. which ne bore with oilrist. fortitude.
Funeral from ms late residence. lilo south
east, SUNDAY, December ill., y. m. Intermtit &C
Congre ssionnl cemetery.
CAMPER On Wednesday. December 2, Ss<S "a
ms residence. l234 Fourteenth street NORTHWEST,
CHARLES CAMPER, for many years clerk ga li.s
auluiInt Generals office and late cApsAia la la
Maryland Volunteers
Funeral from ~. Matthew's Church saturday l,s-
ceInuer otn, al n M Friends invited
LUCAS. On Thursday. B,ceinber 3D. 1855 al ,: "a
NJ AT her iaie resiunce l.-s2 l. stirred northwest
Ann LUCAS, widow Ca Carter Lucas. aged seventy
e.Snt years
Funeral notice hereafter.