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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-22

ARRIVED UP FROM QUARANTINE YES.
TERDAY.
Bark Elizabeth Childa tBri, James, 10 load
for EurOpe-s fatman.
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to show & decrease COMPARED with last
year in the weeks receipts Of 5000 bales, and
an increase IN shipments Of 1900 bales, and
the shipments since Jan. show 3 decrease
of 400 600 bales.
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COTTON STATEMENT FOR TUE

THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT SHOWS THE NET
RECEIPTS AT ALL PORTS FOR THE WEEKS
ENDING AUG. 81 AND AUG. IA, AND FOR
A On
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1airniraI.

DEAFNEss. IT, CAUSES and CURE, by
IL one who WAS deaf twenfy-eight years.
o rcated hy most ~ Che noted specialists 81 tho
day with no benefit. Cured hfnasH ~ three
month, and since then hundreds OF otners BY
aanne process. A plain, simple and succca8-
ful home treatment. ddross 7. >. IAoE,
~ East2 an So. New York city.
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EXPORTS.


Per schr Roger Drury, for New York-B07,
800 feet p p lumber-D c Bacon Il 90.
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NAVAL STOKES The receipts for me past
week have been 100 barrels spirits infpcn-
tine Anu ll.1|N barrels rosin, Tho eAhpits
were 2.fnt barrels spirits iurpentine ana ~.
barrels rosln. moving MI fnlinNsi 10 Sew
iork. 81 barrels sniriiH turpenllne am l,.li
barrels ruan. ~ Boston. 100 barrels l.illls tui
ID barrels anififa furnrnilnn Hni 1000 barrels
r1fInf ta Philadelphia. iif barrels fp.rla
fnrpenHnf and ~ barrels rpaini T. h9nltuf
I.Ht fHffes srifIiH fufUenflnfl We HN'N
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Shipping 9ntrlliprnrr.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-rHIS DAY.
sun hisBs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sun SETS ...t..-.... .+.-..s... .us59
HIGHWATER at Ft Pulaski. 4:i2 A n, 5:25Pn
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giva. lNrs on COTTON AT INTERIOR PORTS.
tnia, pc and shipments for the week
and IN, Aut. u. aud stock on hand Tonight
'"' corresponding week OF 1854:
~ mil IL.
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LIVERPOOL MOVEMENT FOR THE WEEK END
ING AUG. 81, 1885, AND FOR THE CoRRE-
sPoEDING WEEKS OF 1884 AND 1888.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-15

9olOniaIreides gu idern uno gu beden.
gu eiaem erfolsreiden 4n9rife auf be
5era,t befeliiaten~unb uetibei5igten of
sbaniidlen pdie 9eb6ren 3eere %getpaltis
ger Stdrfe. @s miirbe &uBlanb bel
feiner uneri60phiden Graft niht i6wer
Fein, fol6e sesebenen Sails a%uf5ubri1s
gen; cine an6ere Grage lit es ieoo6, oh
bieie aud bur6 bic unme9iamen Sc
birsstbdler Ifgbaniitans beranaufabren
iinb unb bo,t erbalten merben f0nnen.
9ie bere6iigten 3meifel bieriiber mo.
gen benn au6 &uBlanb biesmal nod
betpogen baben, 10 balb uno balb nahz
augeben uno bic W~ustragung bes olten
3antes Bis auf cine geleeeners s3eit au
beriagen. Sebenfalls f6iebt Gublano
feline grobartigen Giienbabnbauten unz
ermii6li6 INNER peiter bor unb benfi
bel f9 i'm Stilen: nNufsei9oben if
ni1t aufgeboben!"
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Mus stam.

Sn eiam tuerben BEN &aben bic
S6Ddn5e abgei9nitten, 10 baB nur
nod elm 3ol fteben bIeibt. Damn tperz
ben bic 3biere area selb gefdrbt, welz
DIES fie febr aufallenb erI9einen ma6t.
3ebn 3oa LANCE @ibe9fen laufen OIL
Den Wdnben umber unb fangen Gliez
gen un6 Mosquito. Oie prinoen bon
abeIigem 8lut in Siam tragert tpeniger
&leiber, 0enn elm Netp= Oorfer StraBens
iunge. Die Mer3te in Siam beri9reiz
ben i0l6e merfmirbigen Sa6en mie 3ers
bridte Spinner, Stide bon &eptilien,
semablene S9langen, Mbseidabtes BON
ben p0rnern milber @eiien, &binoces
roie iomie Die @duppen BON Gii6en
unb Snieften. @ie biel better piiroe
es fein, lie Dirben Bromns Sron Bit
ters beri1reiben!
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Oiersieidbrt9e G~rfahrnng etner
alien 2Sdrfertu&

WPrs. Winslcms Spotbins Snrup tpirb
bon elmer ter beften Doftorinneu unb ben
@drterinnen in ben Ser. 5taaten Der.
idrieten. ST murbe felt 40 Sabren bon
Wilionen, bon Wattern unb Rinbern nit
rie feblenbem Grfclse sebrau4t, iowObl
BON bent 6 Gage alien 8inbe, ME BON er=
wadieuer 3inbern. @r beieittst S1drfe
i'm Musen. befreit bon Dinbfclic uno res
sulirt bic @ebdrue; er peri4aft fir ain=
Der unb Waitter 2ube unb Doh1bebasen.
Wir glauben, baB Der SArup has Bette
unb fiderfe Wittel 1T sesen Dhienterie
uno Diarrhoe bel ainbern. sleidpiel Of
bur@ 3ahnen Seruriadt ober bird anbes
re l1rfaden. Cine @ebrau9sanmeiiuns
wirb ieber Glaide beiseseben. Sc 1T
feins ddt, wenu ni4t bas TacimiIe bon
@urtis u. Yertins uuf Der MuBenieite Der
@inpaduns entbatten 1T. Sn allen Mpos
tbeten gu baben, bic 6Iafde Is @ents.
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Samprrboisem Seilmtttel.

Sdmorrboiben baben semobnli9 borbsr>
11nterleibe. 10 bab Der 1atieut slambt feline aie.
rem, obsr bic na@fen 0rsane feien in einen.
trant5aften 8nfanee. 8eitpeiie finb 8eidsa
bon llnSeroaulidteit s~esenpdrtis, ale 8la>
tans, llnbebasIidIeit 6eS Masens etc. Fine
Gendtisfeit pie Sdpeib, elm u~nansenebuies
SUDDEN berborrufenb, nadbem maj iuarn,
tpirb, il elm sepObnlider Besleiter. BIinoe,
blutise unb iudenbe 9dmorrboiben tpersen
bur9 einmaligen @ebrau9 bon 81. 8oionto's
S6morrboiben SeilmitteI, peIdes brett auf bic
frautbaften Steaen e~inuirft, bic Sumor ab.
forbirt, bas befttse SUDDEN b~efeitist unb cine
bauernbe 9eitung berborbringt, abgelellt.
Yrei8 so Gents. Nobreffire: 9be Or. 8olonfo
Wlebieine Co., Wiaua, Ohio.
8erfauft Bel 8. RaIteber G Con.
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Cine Frase i6er 9ropn's
Srot 8itters 6~eantwortet.

HtEIet&t f8pn iaufenbmaI 1T bic Srase eefent nor.
ben. ,sDft fdun Brepus 9rcn Ditters Maes furiren 81
sun, bas tbut % nidt. Mtsr 20 turirt iraeub cine
6rangttit, fir relde Elm tidtieer Nrst Gtfen uerl9ret.
ben plrbe. Die MerSte ertenuen Giftn ale has bette
alter itnen b~tfdunten St6rfunaemtttet an unb Sad.
fraee h irgeut eIneus tebeutenben Gbemifatienselndft
pirb te 8fbnuptuna b~efidtisen, ta6 In Der Mebijin
Gutfauj eetrauHt ipetben. Dardus ereitt td, ba6
Gifta aIS Ser Mt&tefe Saetor Set elmer srfolereiden
mtbttusf&en praris Ju tetra9ten IA. 6 1T trpsbem
elne meripirbtee GbdtfdGe, tde Dor Der Grfnbung ron
0Essnss SrptI 1ttera feline Sbaiee 8tfrtfbieune &c.
m6brtntt Gtitn,ufammenlesnne e%rtfirte.
4rnWM's Srnm 8itters s Sssss's s,s e.
serurfa&t Idntn Espff4mrrs unb feline 5artleibieieit
-nAt anhern GiieasMeni1intn t6at hfe8. Hrphbn's
Sren 9ittsr6 lurirt Werbanunes . Nei9iuerhen,
9aHens9a9ipesnen, G@ipdde, 9rspebfe, WaIas
sis gtsssf; &se e.i!. a k.; Hssseu,sstssss . a'r per.
GIis6tri, 0otjI8ittr, UNI NenraIate-far ane bieIs
iitbt rirb Giifsss fisii& sef4stsSsn.
8t1WMa SrnG 3ittkrs , sis. n i. .Isss
azinutt. Glet& alien antt.n srinbli&tn Metisinea
uirft Is ~fan8fdns. aDenn BON Gdunern eenprttnen.
n tot efs ippbtttueube Symptom ~ernfuerfe GnerSie.
Die Mn6fttn ntrten tann ftftr, bic gerbnuun8 Der.
ttdert I'D, br tlnttrleib pirb tbdtie. Bel Jrnnen III
bic aDirfune In Der @sad lnutle unb nietr aufaatnb.
Die Nustn ffdrtn f9 fofurt; bic 5autfarbe ipirb bel;
serf&nintet; funtttpntQe St5runeen rta6en Der @t.
eelmdbtgfet pIas unt, fuenn eiue iiaenbe Nsutter, 70
n Natruns fur bas 2iut I'm lttberauB Ssrtanbtn.
Mtots reraehe uiHt, td6 8rpspn,S s9rpn Bittere bic
etn1iee ellen. M2ebtin IA. BE nt4t fHdblid IN. &erjte
sn6 &tatbeser smttetlen %.
Dde Ms&te bat SanteIsmdrtt unb 8~etreu5te rctbe
etnita amfbsm llmf&las. Ran nebuae ni@ts aneerss.
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We,fe 9Ndnrem.

llnermiiOli@ in ieinem Offer, bas Bette su
bieten, p"s Der Warft ~Iiefert, bat Der befannte
Sdu9banbIer Serr JAS. MARTIN ei.
men neuen 8orratb bon Oamea- unb Rinber.
Sduben einsele9t Der aaes ibertriTt, mas mir
bisber in biefer 3rande faben. Die banbae-
nGbten Sdube fino BON elmer qeidtigfeit mnb
@lesana um ieoen Gub, MOLTEN fa9en iebes
GibAen, 5u 3ieren. Mir erfudeu bic Darnen,
fi6 bic neuen Baaren anSufeben uno fe nerben
nit uns ibereinfiminen, bab Sas. Nartin fei.
nen @uf, Der fcfbionobIe Sdubbdnbler unierer
Staot au fem, aufredt erbdIt.
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photographer, nel9e in Gallo
MAPS @alIerie,4 13 on 0ouftonz
StraBe genommen merben, finb in
ieber 9inf9t DDnfommett unb f6nnen
nidt iibertrofen tperben. Mer cine
bor3igli1e photographic gu mdBigem
preiie tuiini6t, benz e~npfeblen mir, mad
@adapaps @a1erie gu geben, unb ct
mirb aufriebengeffellt tperben.
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Dead Shot" eeretp Borm Clint
ment pirtt fiber unb fdnea. Diefes eminent
tootet Die 8irmer ausenblidlid; baIt GIiesen
ab unb beilt bic Mnnbe. SIM @aier a%ufgel0f
III es elm auss3ei@netes SeiImittel sesen irsenb
pelde @unbeA beim 8ieb. HreiS so Gents.
@raparirt unb gum 8erfauf bel u. Dreib,
San Nntonio. 1876 fup
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6. $. Maaer, Wbole1alez II

= g. $. WtalIer, Mbolefale> unb
&etailbdnbler in Garben. Selen, Nnz
INSTRUMENTATION, Commensurate,
San Mntonio empfieblt fem groBes
2ager in 6ieien Mrtifeln- gu Stem Oorf
preilen uno ma6t gang DEFENDERS auf
ben getpdblten 8orratb bon 8ilbert
@bromos, &upfers un6 Stablfti6en,
Selgemdloen unb pbantalie : 8ilbern
aner Irt. ferner auf Die gei9madpole
Musmabl bon 8ilberrabmen Der alerz
m%obernfien Gorm unb auf bic M0es
umfafenben 3ei1enmaterialen aufs
merriam. Ollie @uftrdg. fir irsenb eine
Der obigen 8ran9en tperben prompi
ausgefibrt; 8iloer bon ieber @r6Be elm.
gerabmt unb ale Mrbeiteu m6gli9f
i9neI unb gut beiorst, bic in bas Sad
f9lagen.
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Cine adrte.

gn aqe, iuelde an Golssn bon 5usenbiin.
ben, nerb0ier Sdtuade, friibem 8erfaI, 8erIuF
Der Mannesfraft etc. Ieiben, fenoe i1 TO { NJ
fret &eeept, bas fe furirt. Dieles sro6e Seif-
mtitleI murbe BON einem Mifiondr in Sib.
Mmerifa entbedt. S9idt abreffrtes goubert
an &eb. Seiepb s. Snaan, Station o, Netu
9ort @itb. 81 ,7,tup1i.
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Ku<<t6 1154f3t fnbfbkt betarttgen Edae1 befcns
= 8ett9ntt; cine 0cile bepirtt cine ict4e 0es
4<Ie6eftntexnn s BAT Der Hatieut burdter ~erftuunt.
&c t1rten bsn 9tpet!t unb perurla4en. bab
DrasntBmns tlr4 ne leendbrt, rnb bur@ itre
1eEsf6e 8frlnn6 auf be 0tyDauun16crDaise
,1as .ss ss.;s Il ais. p e s sssses BE-. s s s.
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Gin nnfeblbares Mittel eeseu iebe

Granfbeit, tpel9e bur9 geif6rte 9bdtig=
felt Der Nieren unb Qeber entfebt, 1T
unftreitigS 10nfelb's riibmli6ft befanns
ter oeuti1er Hieren= unb 2eber>Sbee.
Sauienoen BON Meni9en 1T ct bereits
gum Wobltbdter geporben unb nod biez
len taulenb Nnbern tpirb er es tperbtn.
3u baben in allen Gpotbefen.
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Wrtbati6uIe.

unteraei6neier er0fuet am 1. Sep
TENDER cine Pribati6ule. @r uttters
ri6tet in alien Gd6ern, bic auf Dem
9ebrplane Der Dfentli6en S6ulen itez
ben, auBsrbem auf Wuni1 in 9eutfd
unb Spanif6, iebo6 obne grtras
8ere6nung. @ute @mpfeblungen uno
3euanife teben benz llnter3ei9meten
our Seite. S6uleelb pro Monat 50.
Gntipre6enbe @rmdBisungem bes Sdulz
gel0es treten ELM bel mebrerel1 Gin6ern
elmer 6amilie. Nnmel5ungen merber
entgegen9euomme1t Gai4 Nuepa @traBe.
9egeniiber Der Seuti9en gpangelii6en
Stride. 8. 8lumeneI6
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Gin beutf9er pafaaier bes in
Stem Yort einsetroHenen Dampfers
n&bpnlanb" fprang in felbfm6rberis
l9er Abfdt iber Boro uno murbe ios
fort BON 0aifii9en sefreRen.
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0xene5 41t{s pber DeEts6fpr hur9 cine einslst
Aypfieaiicn Bis}e8 8dfbemifteis In ef1n3funfs
G4per1 pksronteft. Ge ,pirtt auf Der Gtens, cine
eof1tIift Gart< ptrIetbenb. Bel Hpcttefern gu
ssst. Isl ef3s ss.a Y 22i sssss sss 8 st.. - s sssis III Il.
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be unb @inbbieb. Elm a~usaeaeiGnetes unb ct.
probtes YuIber in Der Beban6luna bon Gub.
franfbeiteu aaer Nrt, alIgemeine lnpablidfeit,
MnmaGfrn Der Sant, &dube, geIbes @afer,
MamgeI an Mppetit. @ebrau1saupeifuna auf
Der Etifette. Gabriairt bon unb gum 8erfauf
bel MboIpb OreiE glamo Qlasa, sssen.
iber ber 1ofofiee, Gan Hntonio.
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SUITS


uttetitptsrnIx, UeSjtotfune Der 9axute,
wpp]I4m<y5 9etjt stueni enttpJee @es6ht
" &tnteEt6tt G4mer1 unter BEN ed9nIs
-. st1ten elaae., llnss2e, bsdasttistase
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Milan Academic
SPHERE pripatsS dule fur &naben.

1nteraeidneter bat Td nit ieinem Sobne.
@raouirter Der aanias llniperftat, a6otiirt
unb pir6 am
Mamtas, ben Z. September 1885
in Gan Mntonio cine
0ebrz Maitalt fur Snaben (8oaroinS mad
8elieber) erSfnen.
@riinOlidsr unb ~umfaIenber llnterridt be.
bufS Mufnabme in ben beiten unioerIitaten ober
8orbereitun9en far ale Erofeiiionen unb baa
taufmannifde Sad piro aueeidsrt.
&aten.-Gir bas sduIiabr bon 10 Monatsn;
Bcarb uno nnterridt-. $500. 90
unterri1t allen. 10000
Sir Gatalose abrefiire man
Us. s. &pte, Yrincipal.
1s,8,tlMup1m Gun antonio, Seras.
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sVelvetine Powder" Oief
Yrdparation ipur6e auerf in Der preubiiden
armss sesen berbriibte unb ~srinOise Gibe, &c.
gen bas @unbreiten oSer WunbIaufen, geaen
YrideIbibe umo ale Der neberbisuus oes 8lutes
ent,prinsenben Sautfranfbeiten angenanbt.
Mls ein @ulber fir ainber itebt es unibertrof>
fen ba. YreiS % gents. Yrdparirt unb gum
@ertanf bel u. Dreib .Atamo Drug Store,
Gan Mntonio,
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Office bes 81. 2eonar6 9otel,
Main plaaa.
National Republican., 1885-06-11

Spanish, . cents per pound HOLSTERS,
~ cents per pound; crabs, - cents per
dozen; son crabs, 81 per dozoni clans,
10 conts per dozen; fresh salmon, 10 cents
per pound salt water thylors l21q cents
per pound; salmon trout IL cents per
pound Smoked and saltCd iiah-smoked
salmon, 20 cents per pound; saltcd salmon,
10 cents per pound smoked mackercl,
cents per dozen: cells, 10 to 20 cents per pound
sturgeon, II to lj cents per pound scotch her.
ring, 10 cents per dozen; smoked haddoCk, va
cents per pound; smoked shad. 10 cents per
pound; salt shnd, i2'a per pound; No ] mack
erel 10 20 ~ cents apiece
NEGrtABI Old potatoes, - to 70 cents per
peck; new potatoes. jl TO ~ cents per peck as.
paragus, 9 to w Ccuts per bunch: rhubnrb, 3 to I
cents per bunch. lettuce. 10 cents n head.
cabbage. . to lO cents pCr head. kale, 10 TO ~
cents per peck new onions, 81 to sl2O per peck;
oranges 70 to 10 cents per dozen. spinach, ~ 20
zoe. per peck; green peas, - to 3Oc per peck;
tomatoes, 10 to 10 cents per basket; bunch
onions, cents. yams, 20 to 10 cents per peck;
string beans 10 to G0 cents per peck; pars'
ley, cent per bunch; thyme and sage,
each cents per bunch lemons, 10 to -
cents per dozen new beeis, 20 10 cents
per bunch; egg plants, to u cents per piece;
dried apples cents per pound; dried peaches,
from ID to 20 cents pound, dried cherries, -
cents a pound soup beans, 10 TO l2c n quart;
lima beans, u cents u quart, carrots, cents a
bunch; homlny cooked and raw, cents a
quart cymlinp, to 10 cents each; rndishes,
10 cents bunch, CuCumbers to cents
apiece; sauerkfaut. % cents per gallon.
MEATs.--lcst roast beet. 10 to ~ cents per
pound;tcndCrlom steak, 2Oto 70 cents; sirloin, ~
cents round steak, IL cents; chuck roast, ~
cents; corned beef to ~ cents; lamb, Is 20
~ cents; mutton, Toto T. cents mutton chops.
10 to 20 cents; veal, T. IN ~ cents; veal chops,
10 IN 20 cents. veal outlets, 2j cents; soup
meats, s to 10 cents.
SALT MEArs.-Iiams. iglS to Is cents por
pound; hams, sliced, - cents. shoulders, cut,
10 TO ~ cents; shoulders. whole, cents;
breasts, l2I to 10 cents: salt pork, 10 cents:
ioWls, I cents per pound, westphalias, III
cents per pound, lard, 10 cents. beef tongues,
90 10 % cents piece; dried beef, sliced -
cents per pound dried beef Chipped, - cents;
dried beef by the piece, 10 to 20 cents per
pound
National Republican., 1885-06-11

Court in Genera! Te,m--Jiistices CIR, James
and Mcrrick,-Applcgrath administrator, vs..
Morgan ct al, appeal dismissed; District of Co
lumbia VS.. Washington and Georgetown Rail
road Company and Metropolitan Railroad
Company, argued and subInitted Kennedy
vs. Nailor, Judgment below affirmed; State Of
Maryland, use of Price, vs. Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company, rcarglment ordered, AS
sgnment for to-day Nos. D, d, 7, 8, II, and so
Equltp Court-JIstice HdGncr.-Sheritf VS.
Brown ct AL, pro cOnfesso against certain de-
PENDANTS; Brown VS.. Saunders, motion TO com
pei witness to testify oyerrulcd; Clark vs. llol
man, testimony ordered taken before Exam,
iner James W. Green; Mari VS. 4 Barry, trustee
authorized to accept offer at private sale
Smith vs. Smith, appearance OF absent de-
fendant ordercd Davis VS.. Murdook Henry g.
Swain allowed TO become party complainant
Byram VS.. Wright, rule discharged. Assign
ment for to-day; Nos, 20, n, 25 q, %, &C. ~, 2s
%, and 30.
Criminal C0urt-Jusiice MdcArtlur.-Hugh
ONeill, Gmbe2Ilemcnt, not guilty
National Republican., 1885-06-11

The beautiful grove at the foot of New York
avenue, known as the Germania Schuetzon
Park, was the center of attraction last night to
q gOUdly portion of the German population
who took occasion to testify their good will
toward the manager, Mr.. Christian Buecheler,
ilOral gifts In honor OF their twonty-flth we'd
ding anniversary. The CannstattGr NOlkstest
Nereln presented the couple with beautiful
silver cup, and the Saepgorbund rendered some
OF Its most exquisite vocal disCOurscs during
the evening Rev Louis H. Schneider tied the
hymeneal Knot anew, and many toastS were
offered to the continued prosperity Of the
jOvial host aud his good spouse The park was
handsomely illuminated, and dancing
bowling, ,target,shoOting, and other sports were
freely lndulged In nntil q late hour.
National Republican., 1885-06-11
THE JUNE CROP REPORT.
An Increased Area OF Cotton-Ninter
Wheat Poor, With Spring Promis-
ing-Corn Encouraging.


Wheat Poor, With Spring Promis-
ing-Corn Encouraging.
The June report of the department of
agriculture will mako an increase in cot
ton area of 8 to per cent Virginia, 107
per cent; North Carolina, 102; South
Carolina, 1903; Georgia, lO4; Florida, 1o2;
Alabama, 103; Mississippi, 106 Louisi-
ana, 107; Texas, ITO; Arkansas, 100; Ten
nessee 101. The total area exceeds 49,
000. 5000 acres.
The plant is healthy, growth nearly
average, the stand good. Where recent
rains have been excessive the crop is in
the grass. The general average is 92,
which is higher than in the three preced-
ing years in June There is an unusual
uniformity in condition, only Tennessee
showing less than 80. The state averages
are: Virginia. 9S; North Carolina. 93;
South Carolina, SO; Georgia, 05; Florida,
03; Alabama 02; Mississippi, 92; Louisi-
ana, 90; Texas, 90; Arkansas, 0l; Ten
nessee, So.
Tho condition OF winter wheat is re-
ported lower than ever before in June.
The general percentage has declined from
70 in May to 62. In some states there
has been q greater loss of area than was
anticipated in previous reports. The
average yield will evidently be less than
ten bushels per acre. The probable
product OF winter wheat states. according
to these returns, is reduced to about 207,
100000 bushels. But none of the terri.
tories arc included in tho winter wheat
area.
Tho report of spring wheat is more
favorable.
The disposition last autumn to reduce
its breadth on account of the low prices
was checked by tho loss of winter wheat
area, and later by the British Russian
war rumors. Substantially the same area
has been seeded as last year-about II,
100000 acres-in northern New England,
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska.
and all the territories. The percentage
of last years area Is 05 in Wisconsin, 90
in Minnesota, 102 in Iowa, 0S in Nebras-
ka, and l03 in Dakota. The condition OF
spring wheat Is %. and indicates crop
of about 153,000,000 bushels The aver
ago for Wisconsin is So; Minnesota, %;
Iowa, 100; Nebraska, 102; Dakota, 101.
The present report, therefore, indicates
a wheat crop of 100000 900 bushels, 49,
100000 bushels smaller than that OF 1881.
The general condition of rye is SO.
The area of barley is hearty the same as
in 1884, aud the average condition is 50.
The average Of oats has increased per
cent, and the average of condition is "a.
Corn will be reported In July, but volun-
tary returns indicate an increase of area.
National Republican., 1885-06-11


Nationals. Bedding, Washington. Ind; O.
II. Cobb VinCennos, Ind; NJ. C..Bunch, Grand
Rapids Mich; d. $. Mclean, Detroit, Mich.
Metropolitan-lIOn.J John r. narris, Harrison.
burg, Va; L. w. Ferguson, James w. Edwards
san Francisco; ]. W. Pearson lr,, and wife,
Pennsylvania Gen. Il, Cushing, Camden, Me,
Wormley's-T. h. Kerr, Plttsburg; Seth Ma,
bry, Kansas City, Mo-; j. s. llurbert, jr,, To
lcdo, Ohio; J. r. Withertll, Pitlsburg; W. f.
Hunt, @. B. Taylor, and Dr. r. II. Taylor, Phila.
dclphia,
st, Jamcs--NIrs f, \. Dean California
George Booker and wife, Virginia ]. G. Green,
walt, AtGhison, KAN; ID. q. Dewitt John
Callahan, Nirgniui W. IL. Burs and wife,
Philadelphia.
Arlngton--Bu Gilman, G. i. Nourse,
lr, New York; q, Peterson, LoCkport, n. ";
Robert Rabyn, Herman, Mo; A. j. Kane, New
York; 4. r. Huddleston, Minnesota; j, A. Nc.
Master, New York.
Ebbitt-William II. Vinal, u. S. NJ; Charles
Kellogg Boston William II. Phipps, Hudson,
Wis. H. Stollwagen aud wife, Philadelphia
John G. ., He'll, ST. Louis Mo, A. llon-
heimer Cincinnati William Calhoun, New
York.
Willards-R. r. shiels, indianapolis; C. A.
Mayer, pennsylyanla W. H. Wilcox, Elgin,
Quincy II; II. H. Paplelon, Cleyeland; j, K,
Hunter Pittsburg s. Il. Stafford, u, s, A.;
q, I, Rafferty,, Plttsburg.
Riggs.-W. O. Goudy, Chicago; Michael
Jacobs, New York; IL, Ilules, London u. f.
Curver, New York; Ii, D. Hyde boston; j. 5.
Cameron, BaltimOre @. NJ Halloway, Cinoin-
natl; ]. Campbell, Ohio, r. II. Curl Cincinnati;
A. T. shaw, Bethlohom Pa, D. n. Day, Balll.
morei u kuhms, Dayton, ohio
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