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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-31
HieSe SSee.

bab bic eente nod Colorado, Neu .Merito unb
benz Beften seben, um bic Sdpiubludf au er,
Ieidtern, 1T gar nidt notbia. Sober Serniinf.
tise Mann tpiirOe Or. 8oianto'S Suften. unO
auneen . Sbrup in benz erften @rabe Der
Sdminofu9t sebrauden. Sc 1T unfeblbar in
allen Galen bon Suiten @rtditunsen, 8ron.
ditis, Sdmeraen in Der Bruf unb aIer CHIMP.
tsmen, pelde als @nrIdufer ber Sdpinbiudt
beIten Yrsis so Gents uub $1.OO. 8crtauft
gel 3. aalteper C Con.
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@mter Grfola III ieeem Sale.

3. u. BRADFORD, Yapierbanbler in gbattu.
noosa, Zen, fdreibt, bab feline 2un9en bon
elmer ffarfen Grfdltuns befaaen tpuroen unb bae
er biele Wittel oasesen e~rfol9los anipanbte. 81
purbe beranlast, Or. sinsS Stem 0iSeobsrb
sesen aus3ebrung gu berfuden. er folste BEN
Ratbe uno lift burd ben @ebrau9 tpeniser Gla.
iden sebeilt tporoen. Seit iener Belt bat e,
oas gtittef sesen Sufen unb grfdltung in feinei
8amilie ftcts nit sutem grfolg ansepanb :,
Dielelbe Grfabruns baben fauienbe aemadt,
beren ceben burdJ bic hunoeruoue Diseopert
aerettet tpurbe.
probsfafden frei in Der apotbefe bon u,
Drcib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-31

photographer, nelde in Gallo
To aD @aIlerie, Alb Of 0outons
StraBe genommen meroen, finb in
ieber 9infi9t boufommerl unb f6nneu
ni6t iibertrohen tuerben. Wer cine
bor5igli6e Photographic gu mdBigem
preife wiinf6t, benz empfebIen min, nod
Galauaps @alerie gu geben, unb ct
pirb aufriebengeftelt tperben.
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6. S, MWQer, Wholefalez vi

y. y. Wtuller, WD0le1ale> UNI
&etailbdnbler in .Garben, Oelen, Mnz
ftreidermaterialen, Commensurate,
San Mntonio empfieblt fem groBes
Eager in bieien Mrtifeln gu SEEN Oori
Preiien unb madt gan5 beionoers out
ben gepdblten S8orratb bon Bil6ern :
@bromos, &upfers unb 6tabliiden,
Oelgemdlben unb pbanfaIie > 8ilbern
.aller Dirt. ferner auf Die geidmadpole
Nusmahl BON Bil6errabmen Der aller=
mobernfen Jorm unb auf bic Mles
umfafenoen 3~ei6enmaterialen auf=
merriam. Nqe Muftrdge fur irgen6 eine
Der pbigen 8rau1en tperber prompt
ausgefibrt; 8ilber bon ieeer @r0Be elm.
gerabmt unb ale Mrbeiten m6gli9f
fdneq unb gut belorgt, bic in bas Sad
fGIagen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-31

Dead Shot Seretp Borm 2ini>
ment tuirft tider unb idmel. Diefes eminent
tobtet Die Birmer ~ausenbIidlid bdlt Gliegen
ab unb beilt bic @unbe. Sm @a1er amfgeI0f
it es elm ausse3ei6netes Seilmittel sesen irsenb
tuelde Bunben beim 8ieb. Wreis 80 Gents.
graparirt nnb aum 8ertauf bel ". Or eli 8,
Gan Nntonio. 1876 tup
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Velvetine Powder" Dief
praparation purbe auerft in Der preubifAen
srmee segen berbriibte unb srinbige Gibe, &c.
gen ba8 Bunbreiten ober Wunblnufen, gegen
Yridelbite uno ale Der 1leberbitnns bes Blutes
en~tipringenoen Sautfranfbeiten anseipanbt.
MlS Elm 1ulber fir 8inber ftebt eS uniibertrof.
fen ba. Yreis rs gents. Yrdparirt unb gum
gerfauf bel y. Dreib, alamo Drug Store,
Son Nntonio.
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Weue Waaren.

llnermiiblid in ieinem Offer, bas Bette gu
bieten, mas Der Marft %liefert, bat Der betannte
S9ubbanbIer 5err JAS. MARTIN ei'
men neuen 8orratb bon Damea- unb &inbers
S9uben einselest, Der Aaes ibertriHt, mas mir
bisber in biefer 8rande faben. Die baubse-
udbten Sdube ftnb BON elmer 9eidtisfeit unb
Gleeana, INT ieoen Gub, iponten fagen ieoes
SIbden, au 3iereu. Bir erfu9en bic Damen,
iid Die neuen Maaren an3ufeben unb lie tuerben
nit ms ubereinfimmen, baS Sas. Wortin iei.
men @uf, Der fashionable Sdubbanoler unierer
Stabt au iein, aufredt erbalt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-31

- lleber Die Mnpenbung BON Dr.
Nuguf &6nig's 9amburger
Sropen ldBt i9 9err s. Mbam,
8loomingrobe, M. g., folgenbernaBen
aus: rSeit mebreren Sabren lit met
ne Grau an 2eberbef6mer6en, &opfweb
uno &ldem6mer3en. Sic sebrau6te
einige Tlal9en 9r. 4ugut S.
mig's 9amburger SrDpen
un6 mar in furaer3eit mieber bergefeat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-31
Cine 3arte.
Office bes ct. 2eonarb Sotel,
Stain Ylaaa,

Sun Mntonio, Seras. 1884.
8ebafteur ber rGreien YreRe": Da
i'd beahfdtise, oos v@t. 2eonarb 9oz
tel" benz groBen pnblifum popular gu
MAIDEN, mo inn oer Comfort zines l.
&lahe 9otel aewdbrt tperoen tann.
babe ib meme Staten auf $1.50 urb So
per Sag reousirt. Sd merbe oaber
erfreut iein, sic unb Sreunbe su ieben
unb ibnen ale Nufmertiamfeiten gu
ermeiien. ST.. 8. u. 2rerler, friber
bonn Central Sotel, bat fih mir afos
ciirt unb giebt unferen oeutIden Gunben
in ibrer MfutterIprade iebiDese Nus=
funft.
Cars unb ppitfuti6en fabren on be,
Sbir bprbei. SIR er9ebener
pbimes g. 2ounsberrp,
&c, 2t4mm3M @igent6iimer
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Sans g. 9eaeuer

2umberDarb an SoufonftraBe;
Sab, 9oor unb 8linb GactorD
at Mbenue s. 2iefert ale Mrten bon
8aubols. 8rettern unb Shinbeln
gu ben n%iebrigiten preiien unb fiibrt in
ieiner S6neioefabrif ole Nuftrdee fir
Sbiren, Geniterrabmen, Saloulien &C.
&C. prompt aus. Bauunternebmer unb
8auluftise MAIDEN mir uaf bic gtablif>
iements bes 9errn 9esener hermit Be-
ionbers aufmerffam. [9,7.85, mil
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-31

pas- ginen groBen 8orratb BON fer.
tigen 9errenfIeibern- Sod
GETS uno @eieli6afts= Mn3iige Spesiali-
tdt = Tinbet man bel pancoaf &
Sobn. Qualitdt boraiigli9; preiie
biaig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-31
Muths Bierwirthschaft

Muths Bierwirthschaft
Redts, aeseniber benz ginsans gum @rereier.
@lab am @%obernment Sia -beinbet fd elm Tau.
fdiges Ylabden, in iueldem Befuder bes Mi.
litdrpoitens itets frif9es, faItes Bier antrefen.
Serr Wutb bot biele Serbeferunsen bcrsenom .
men, 10 baS Der Aufentbalt in feinem 9ofal iid
au einsr ipirtIiden Grboluns %9effaltet. Rein
Srember ~berfdume, pean er einen Musflug mad
BENT Government gill madt ODER Dienifas unb
Dpnnerfag bic Yarabe beiudt, bel Gapt. Mutb
porsufpre9en. ginbeimiide unb frembe 8iere.
.9.S, t3W
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Wudleus sIruica=safbe.

Die bette SaIbe Der Belt far Sdnitte,
Guetl6unsen, @ef@pire, Gieber. unb Saut.
Ausfdla9, Gledte, sefprungene Sdnbe, Grof.
beulen unb ale Sautfrantbeiten turirt ga.
mOrrboiben ooer feline B~e3dbIuug. N6Iiae
Classification sarantirt ober bas @eIb pirb
auriderfattet. 2b Gents bic SdadteI BEL y.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-31

CHI ieltenes 8eiipiel BON 1ole.
rang geben ber Welt pfarrer gberbarb
unb &ep. Sonnenf6ein, Der betannte
preoiger elmer ct. Coulter iiibifden
Uemeinbf. MIss 4err Jgberbarb bori-
gen Soniner auf ldngere 3eit berreifi
NOR, bate 0err Sonnenf6eln interimi.
ififn in feiuer 6irde eepreoigt. So
se8enmdrtig Geb. Sonneni6ein eint
Idflgere uvlaubsreife antritt, ipirb i'm
In ieiner Gpnogose tpdbrenb biefer 3eii
Der driifli9e pfarrer gberbarb per=
treteH.
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0rpbfre ea feIbff.

Ser Bepeis fir bic Site bes @ubbins befebt
nidt i'm aauen bes @arnes, foabern in Be-
nituns ber @~elesenbeit gum 8ertoten befel>
ben. s. &alteber C CON, bic apotbefer, baben
eine 8robe1ai9e bon Or. 8planfo's Suiten>
unb 2ungen. Shrnp, fir Seben, Der nit Suifen,
g%rtdltun9en, aifbma, S9minbfu9t ober Gun.
genfrantbeit geplaet 1T.
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2lmftertt ,,nb sstfMe.

Wir MAIDEN hermit Dem publitum
betannt. baB mir unfer Mufterns unb
Slid : @ef@dft pieber er6Hnet b1ben.
Wir beiben umfafenbe Norfebrungen
our Werfor9ung BON 9otels, &efauras
tionen unb Gamilien. Bilise Dreiie.
Greie 8ef6rberung nod allen Stabt=
tbeilen.
Can Nntonio gisfabrif.
20. Ie.1@
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= GriBer 8ros, Main plaaa,
unterbalb @olfion, lino praftii6e
l1brma9er eriter &laiie uub fiibren
ale &%eparaturen prompt uno gu mdBi=
gen Preiien aus. 1913 m2M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-31

bon Ser MirIlanlFcit iber5eugen, fonbern aud
Guren @reis unb Danf beransforbern. Sd er.
haIts fd0I4 D~nnff6reiben unb Ha9fcIgenbes
iino einiqe Aus3ige aus benfeIben
Mad 3Qtagieer Anipenbune babe ID benage.
tzksd tlagtlelt ithb BIN erfdunt unb erfttut
ibfr ben GrfoIg.@ swea9 f5fas,fus
Go erfiHt alfes, has sic berfpre&en. Sd
BIN snt5idt bariiber.s
~Nleiue Gripartunsen finb ibertrofen ipcrben.
vgDie 8auber bat Is gepirft unb metr selei-
|zef, ais i9 erunrtet babe.
sd babe Is nit autem GrIoIge .ange1panbt.A
Die HsI{f, iHupelder Is beJpiftfts mas Ia
ninfdtt, Bat mid iiberta{1t.s ~
geiAIid inb msine 6~eifnun9sa etfaat nor.
ben uno it bin b6flid oatibsr trfreufga
9olitip garanfirt, odf b1s Dgf.teI tarn,les n
uno Ieine fddb1jden 9lltaaiten enfbdIt.
Mad Gmpfane hes @rei(tS bon II bur9 bic
30f In iideres Berpqfune btrinnbt. Ser.
feoette GireuIdtt4 Cent?. @ei 0rug9ifen ~
Madame Fontaine, 19E 14th St, New York
1ss 5 ,tnp1f -
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say gaBt Cure Nnsiige BEL g a NJ
cDat& Sobn MAIDEN, mel9e bic
beiten Waaren, bic bette Nrbeit urb ben
beiten S@nitt l~iefer1.
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FRANK STAIRS
Fish and Oyster Depot
40 West Commerce Street
First Glass Restaurant Connected.

Receives daily and will ship by express
OF OF ere Use Berwick Bay, Matagorda Bay
New Orleans Lake, Mobile Plant, Blocks
Plant, xxx Select and Select Oysters in
barrels and half barrels to order.
Every variety of Gulf Fish, Shrimp, Crabs,
hard and soft shell, deep sea turtle, etc.
All orde s for country filled promptly and
carefully. Orders delivered free in the city.
| am constantly receiving fresh goods
by express, for proof of which l refer to
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s and Texas Express
company. Telephone No. $685.
1S,9,d6m FRANK STARR.
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Lucchese Bros,
= d II D n, a d. E \.

Stieiel bon 81 bis $l1, Sdu1e bon $3.50
bis 81 so. 9amenf6nbe balb gu bciOblen unb
Nb1dbe SO Gents, SerrenIdube bon rs Gents
Bis 81. Anfertisuns bon Damenl9uben cine
SpeaiaIitat. Meue Moben erbalten mir ieben
Monat bon garis. 6,1OSsM
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hll)r. 4. T6uidusg PpsDaPst8D

entnidtIt binnea 60 Eaatn
eiue berrlid,e sorin. bic bon
Ddutt III unb beren aufdnss
s56eH nod ben erifen 10 Easen
pabr3uueb,nen fnb. Mo cine
boAFdnDise 4iHe fdon bot.
|tanbsniif pir6 bieielbe in ber
Kbtfir bertoafomtntiet. Gin
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M~ppettfbesImit, gexjtppfnne Der 9drme,
HpptL9met5 ueett etneta cuusp5eta 8etdbI
I'm &tntextopt Gdnters unter Dem ed9nts
sssis asssnsssfSsis esssa i aaS sa@ S ssss
tetittBe 9luftres9nn9, N~et3taxtett Der Gttuts
ant9, Atepexee9la9emtett. nstit etnett
@e}6tI peruadldfii8fer Bntdtt, Matttss
tett, Sdtutu0eI, &ef5fIcrfett, 4untte Dor
Ssst fsSass VIZ uasssbx Ssassjase sSss
Srdut1e, bcdJoefdrtter 1rtt uno
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-31

- Die @innabmen Der Soutberr
pacific 8abnsefeai6aTt beaiferten ii6
mdbrenb hes Monats Muguit auf
$1,480. 715, bic Nussaben auf $1,211,=
1923. Das ersiebt einen monatli6en
&einsepinn bon $269. 1856.
= 9ie -3abl Der Banferotte, bic
wdbrenb Der perflofenen Wo6e inner,
balb Der Ser. Staten uno Canada CUR
Mnmel6ung gelangten, 1T i'm 8er9lei6e
nit ben porbergebenben Wo6en wieber
beirddtli9 geftiegen. Sic belduft ii6
auf pol, gegen liza in Der pprigen uub
166 in Der borporigen Wo1e.
- Ser Strife Der Wei6enfeller Der
SIinois Central &ailroab 1T gu @une
fen Der Strifer beenbet moroen.
. Sn st. Soiepb, Mo.. serit6rten
bic Glammen bic Wbolefale : @rocerp
BON 6. 8. Smitb & 60. Ser 8erluft
an Waaren unb bur9 bic 8si9dbigung
Der 8ebdube beaifert ii6 auf mebr als
800, 600.
- Ser ReTel elmer Stem Oorfer
Dampfs Wdi9eret erplobirte unb Der
9ampf perbriibte cine Mn5abl iunger
Mdb9en iebr f9mer, gum Sbeil fogar
TphpnSnpfXhrfiM
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cages Neaisfeiten.
& 8.

= SH feinem Sabresberidte tbeilt
8eneral Drum, BET General 4biutamt
Der Nrmee, benz &riegsbepartement NIT.
baB bic 3aDl Der Seriertion gegea bas
Voriabr 5ebeutenb na9gelalien babe.
Ser 8eri6t weiit 745 Derisrtionen me-
niger auf, ais Der bes erflofenen
Sabres.
: 9as feierli6e 9ei6enbesdnsnib
bes 8eneral Mc@lelan iplrb am 2.
Nooember. IOrmiitass 10 lbr in SEEN
yorhtatifinoen. Ser 3ug miro isinen
4usgangspunft BON Der Maoiiou MDe=
nue. presbpteriaaer Stride aus baben.
Sen Winibeu Der Mrs. Me@lelon
entipredenb mirb bel benz Sei1ens
b%esdneniffe ales militdrii6e 8eprdnse
unterbleibc1, uur bic 8eteraren, bic
unter Gem 8eneral gefo6ten baben,
ftnb aur Yetbeiliguug eingeiaoen wors
National Republican., 1885-09-26
A DOUBLE JUMBO.
The Skin and skeleton to Travel Sep
arately-Thc Latter Destined for the
Smithsonian.

The Skin and skeleton TO Travel Sep
arateIy--The Latter Destined for the
Smithsonian.
"Jumbo was q bank all by himself" said
Prof. Ward to New York Tribune re-
perter. "When / arrived at st.. Thomas
with my assistants to reserve the remains
found in his stomach great many coins -
English shillings and sixpences, coppers,
Cnd one Canadian piece, showing that he
has been keeping bank account, although
he left no will His head was fearfully
mash cd, the engine having driven his tusks
clear through 1t. l found Jumbo on his
feet where he had been rolled down the
bank away from the railroad, and had to
skin him as he stood. His hide weighed
,53T pounds and his bones 2,400. We
crCmated his hesh--the first cremation In
Canada. IL took four and half cords of
hard wood aud two days time to consume
the flesh. His skin was torn little and his
back somewhat injured. We arc mounting
the skin and skeleton In Rochester. We
had to erect a special building In which to
do the work. Jumbo was unlike ordinary
elephants, which are big and round and
with oval backs. lie was more like a
French horse with followed out back,
standing very high at the shoulders. His
head was drawn out at the tusks and the
forehead more curved than the Indian ele
plants. 1t will take three months and
S2,OC0 to mount him. We have to build
wooden elephant, like that at Coney Island,
for frame, and keep shaping 1t until 1t
exactly gives the right form with the skin
upon It. The frame has to be made strong
with heavy hon rods and bolts to prevent
accident In travel. Two special cars are
being built for the now double Jumbo.
After year abroad, his mounted skin will
rest at Tufts College, and his skeleton at
the Smithsonian Institution, Washington.
The people Of St. Thomas are preparing to
create Barnum Park and erect S25,0O0
monument on the spot where Jumbo was
killed. Tom Thumb, the trick elephant, is
being doctored at Bridgeport, where he
cries like child over his aches and pains.
The broken leg will heal, think. am of
for Bridgeport now to make final arrange
ments for the tour Of Jumbo mounted.
We are also mounting Emperor, the ele-
phant which died In Missouri few weeks
ago, for the Missouri State Diversity"
National Republican., 1885-09-26

The large and beautiful store of Single
ton Il Fletcher, AIS Seventh street, is not
large enough for their continually growing
business, though in respect to beauty it
cannot be surpassed. 1t is devoted, on the
first floor, to drapery. much Of which they
expressly import to laccs, from Noting
ham to handmade tambOurd and Irish
point to Madras curtains, portlerres for
doors and windows, and carpets. The
second floor exhibits the finer kinds Of
carpeting; the third, furniture Of every
tasteful and rich variety, for hall, parlor,
and chamber; the fourth being work rooms,
where upholstery and the general require
mcnts OF the house are attended to. The
proprietors Of this superior establishment
have long been engaged in business In
Washington, are well known, and therefore
possess the confidence OF the public. 1t is
true pleasure to visit these luxurious
apartments, especially as they are presided
over by intelligent and most courteous
gentlemen.
National Republican., 1885-09-26

Court In General Term.-Chief Justice Cartier
ard Justices Cox, James, and Merrlck. Smith
VS.. Whitney ct al; petition dismissed aud ap.
peal taken. Adjourned sine die.
Equity Court-Justice IIagncr.-Na
Union Insurance Company VS.. Tyler; cause
rcmanded to the auditor Rupert VS.. Rup.
pert; testimony ordered taken before Examiner
Albert Harper
Criminal Court-Justlcc MacArthur.-The
grand jury presented several indictments. II.
4. Garner was excused from and W. A. Fem
wick and W. N. Dalton accepted for the grand
jury.
Probatcs Court--JustiCe Hhgncr. Of
Francis Madison, deceased: appointing John
l.. Butler collectors bond $1,000. Estate Of
jacob Deihle: order of publication Issued.
Estate of Vim. B. Compton,; order appointing
VIM. Dickson administrator and guardian;
bond $4,000. Estate of Andrew Roth order
appointing May A. Roth guardian of Lqwr ,nce
r. Roth; bond 81 900. In re Charles T.. Hunt,
infant; rule on Walter G. Hunt to show cause.
Estate of Thornton Yates: release of executor
granted upon certain conditions. Estate of
Carl q. Fendenberg; will admitted to probate
and record, and letters testamcntary issued TO
Annie X. Fendcnbcrg; special bond $1,000.
Estate of Vim. Mclean; petition of Samuel s.
Shedd rendering his resignation us one of the
executors of the estate filed. Estate of Re IsOn
Gaunt; Geo. Il. Gaunt qualified as executor.
Estate of Jane A. Eliot; order of sale. Estate
of Benedict Mllburn order dsmissing petition
for collector. Will of John A. Il. Leonard: or.
der OF publication. Estate OF Geo. Weinandt:
letters testamcniary issued to Geo. Nleh.
mann; bond $500.
National Republican., 1885-09-26

The following parties will be arralgned
and called in the criminal court to-day to
plead: Albert Eiseman, false pretenses; Chas.
Whitley, mayhem; Charles Ridgley, grand
larceny; Moses Christman, alias Henry Lam
caster, housebrcaking: Rudolph Won Baron,
false pretenses; X. Butler Malone, assault
with intent to kill; Robert L. Price and
Henrietta Reed, assault with intent to kill;
Samuel lIessler, assault with intent to kill
Marshall Carter, housebreaiing; John Q,
Thompson, libel; Richard Nigal, larceny
from the person; William johnson, house
breaking; George GTaysou, assault with In
tent to rape; Josph Baird, grand larceny;
James Adas (second offense), petit larceny;
Ephraim Duckett, larceny from the person;
James Thornton, grand larceny; Jos. Wilk-
crson, assault with intent to kill; Vim. Ben
ton, assault with intent to kill; Abraham
Coleman (second oirense), petit larceny;
Francis jackson (seCond olTense), petit
larceny: John Lester, grand larceny.
National Republican., 1885-09-26
TIE MARIS ETS.
Stocks Unusually Irregular and Weak
A New Stock Exchange Wheat strong
and Higher.

Stocks Unusually Irregular and Weak
A New Stock Exchange Wheat strong
and Higher.
New YORK, Sept. o5.-The stock market
to-day has been unusually irreguar-at
times somewhat feverish - and weak
throughout most of the afternoon. The
closing prices, however, are generally
shade above lowest quotations reached In
the last hour, which were the lowest OF the
day. The highest prices III n majority of
cases were made during the forenoon, some
ot the opening, and others toward midday,
while for two or three Of the active stocks
the best figures were reached late In the
afternoon. Lackawanna is the only stock
on the active list, however, that shows any
gain as compared with last evening.
Over So per cent. Of the days business
was in Lackawanna, st. Paul, and Lake
Shore, the sales of no other stock amount
ing to Gs much as 1900 shares, and With
the exception Of Union Pacific, Western
Union, and New York Central, the sales
were less than 5000 shares in each case.
The declines for the remainder Of the list
range from ! to per cent.
new stock exchange has recently been
incorporated in this city to be known as the
American Bourse. One Of the new features
to be introduced is to represent coal on
storage by certificates as petroleum Is at
present, and to deal In these certificates on
the bourse. It is thought that this feature
will bring In a large constituency Of coal
dealers and coal consumers.
Money on call continues easy at 1 to
per cent, closing at II. Prime mercantile
paper to 8. Bar silver 1903. Foreign ex-
change continues quiet at unchanged
prices. Actual business is done at 1881 for
sixty day bills, and 1851 for demand.
Posted rates 4S4 for sixty day bills and 1856
for demand. Government bonds are dull
and finn. State bonds have been dull and
steady.
Treasury balances Coin, 1858, ,40j, l61;
currency, S21, ,454,244.
Quotations of Fridays Stock Sales.
The following have been furnished by Bateman
Co., bankers, 1411 street, being the most active
National Republican., 1885-09-26

In San Francisco there are 800 Chinese
laundries, employing 5000 men.
The white ware potteries of East Liver
pool, Ohio, are running steadily with good
prospects.
The X. Of l.. in New York, Ohio, and
Virginia have nominated members of the
order for legislative honors.
Six thousand men are working under
ground on the new aqueduct which is to
supply New York city with water.
The weavers, between 700 and 800, at the
Falls cotton mills at Norwich, Conn, are
now on a strike for an increase Of wages.
The employees in the Pennsylvania rail-
road shops at Altoona are now working
eight hours day and only five days in u
week.
The Knights Of Labor Of Houston, Texas
added 200 TO their membership during last
month. Texas will soon be the banner state
for organized labor.
The knights of Labor, OF Salt Lake City,
recently requested the hotel and restau-
rant keepers to replace their Chinese cooks
with white men. Their demand was com
piled with in every case.
The average agriculturlst, including EN-
ployers and employees, IN this country earns
S316.5S. The average mechanic, miner, and
factory operative, exclusive OF employees,
earn, as per census report of 1880, SiO5.G0.
The Timers aud Carpenters Unions
have passed resolutions which declare that
Judge Smell is an open and avOwed enemy
Of laber organizations, and that any cour-
tesy extended to him by them, as organiza,
tiOns, is an unworthy proceeding.
One Of the best and most active unions
| in New York city is that Of the brass work
eTs. Owing to the very few men engaged
| in that business In that city, an independent
organization is deemed impracticable, hui
the men will join the Machinists' Assembly
now being organized.
The fifth annual report of the genera
secretary for the twelve months ending
| Aug, ], 1885, shows that In that time the
Brotherhood of Carpenters had admitted
| fOrty-seven new unions and reorganizeC
three lapsed ones, making a total of fifty
unions added to the fold during the pas
| year, and gain of ,425 members. Dur
ing August six new unions We're granted
charters.
The executive committee Of the Amalga
mated Association of Iron and Steel Work
ers, at n recent meeting, decided that whel
| old rails are worked into finished iron thI
employees shall receive what is equivalent
to q days work on muck iron. This action
| II Is said Is likely to cause another dispute
between the manufacturers and the work
men, as the manufacturers are opposed u
paying the same wages for working owe
old rails as they pay for muck iron. TIL,
change Is to go into effect at once.