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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-23

THE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT AT MARINI's
HALL THIS MORNING.
The 18th annual commencement OF Holy
Cross academy took place this morning at Ma
| rini's hall. The exercises, which were very In
| terestfng, consisted Of music, essays, q drama
by the little folks, and the distribution Of the
| following rewards, by Rev. Father Chapelle:-
Graduating class, first premiums in c. doctrine,
geometry, chemistry, algebra, botany, astrono-
my, English history and literature, logic and
composition, were awarded to Misses NJ. Whit
ty, A. Cleary and Regina Mclaughlin. Senior
class-first premiums awarded to Misses N.
Clements, V. Minor, NJ. Hurdle, G. Moran, N.
Hill, j. Mccarthy, A. White, B. Doran, N.
OHara, L. Welcker, NJ. Lawlor, E. Hewlett, N.
Courtney, L. Evans, r. Dapray, g. Dunn, II.
Laughran, X. Fletcher, K Lewis, N. Taylor aud
lence in French, Bessie Savilie; first premium
In French, drawing and music. Easie Green;
Miller, Maggie Laughran, May Snow, Gertrude
Casey, NJ Meany, j. Crossfield, A. Hancock, E.
Grafian, A. seitz, B. Reid, L. Hayden. Il. 'Ha-
Armes, b. Brett, j. Mccarthy, B. Boisseau, N.
Coreoran;; X: Trainer, r: Craft Minims-M.
Hieek hoefrer, ). trossfield. Della Dyer, ai Il:
Brandle. Ethel Armes, NJ. Mcmahon, A. Dunn,
B. Miller, 8. Johnson, Maggie Mcmahon, Marie
Clcary, b. KieckhoefIer X Dyer, Alicia Trea-
nor, Eloise Crossfeld b. Ried and NJ. flanagan.
In Studies TO
gle Minor Il. Doran and Lizzie Welcker. Spe
cial premiums for Improvement in studies
awarded TO Misses N. Hurdle and n. OHara;
in composition to Miss Agsie White; in vocal
music, = Hieskel and f. Miller. Gold medals
awarded-Misses Nirgie Minor, Mary Clements,
Blanche Doran, Lizzie Weicker RoSalie Dapray
and Katie Fletcher drew for the conduct medal
in the senior department, and Miss Mary Glenn
ents carried of the prize. Prize gold medals
were awarded rs foliows:-For composition, to
Miss Regena McLaughlin: christian doctrine,
Miss Anna Cleary, and mathematics. Miss Mary
NO flad aln (lp6
to Misses M. Witty, A. Cleary and r. Nc
Laughlin.
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WuAr Is MoRE DREssY TIA,
HANDSOME WHITE OR FIGURED
DUCK VEST.

is THERE ANY SINGLE GARMENT IN WHICH
AMAN FEELS MORE DRESSED UP"
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN EXTRA FINE
LINE OF THESE GOODS
WE HAVE THEM IN PLAIN WHITE
AND IN FIGURED GOODS AN EF-
FORT IS BEING MADE BY THE MANU-.
TURERs TO INTRODUCE THESE GAR
MENTs, MADE WITH NEAT COLLARS,
BUT MANY PERSONS STILL PREFER
THE mo COLLAR" VEST. BECAUSE IT'S
MORE EASILY DONE Up" WE SHOW
THEM OF BOTH STYLES. SOME WITH
PLAIN. DOUBLE-STITCHED EDGES, AND
SOIE WITH FINE LINEN BINDING.
THE LATTER ARE PARTICULARLY STYLISH
AND ARE VERY DURABLE.
FEW WHITE FLANNEL AND WHITE DUCK
SUITS FOR SMALL BOYS LEFT.
THESE ARE THE HANDSOM HOT
WEATHER GOODS IN THE MARKET
ONE WORD AS TO PRICES IF YOU ARE IN
DOUBT ABOUT OUR GOODS BEING THE CHEAP
EST. GET PRICES FROM OTHER DEALERS AND
THEN COME AND SEE OURS
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CITY AND DISTRICT
AIs,,aae0lrDfS,

AEtstdHtiilrEIS.
FoRD'S OPERA HOUsE.-The California Min
stFelS.
ALBAUGH's OPERA HoUsE.-"The Bohemian
Girl
CCMIQCE SUMMER GARDEN.-Narie
ATHLETIC PAHK-Buffalo Bills Wild West ~
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CITY ITEMS.

Some OF Our Bargains for This Week
Ladies' Opera Slippers, 49c.
Ladies' Kid Slippers, 47c.
Ladies' House Slippers, 23c.
Ladies' Newport Ties, TIC.
Ladies Low Button. 72c.
Ladies' Kid Button Boots CSC
Mems Low Shoes, $1.24.
Mems Congress, Lao.
Children's Spring Heels, sac.
Infants Shoes from 1Oc up.
Family Shoe Store.
80 Seventh street,
i First store above Pennsylvania ave-
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NAEHEs RESTAURANT, 1913 Pa ave., Will
be opened On Thursday next. \ cordial invita-
ticn Is extended TO his friends and citizens
generally To partake of the opening lunch.
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Day GooDs.

DRY "OODS
IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES.
:, PLAID MUSLIN, good quality, worth 121ac, re-
FRUIT OF THE LOOM COTTON, Sc.
BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENADINES, 75c, re-
duced TO I5c.
Beautiful DRESS GOODS 25c., reduced to 15c.
Beautiful FRENCH LAWN S. 31c. reduced to 1Sc
Fine quality LAWNS, nearly one yard wide, l2c1a.,
reduced to SC.
NAVY BLUE sATTEENS with white figures.
2oc reduced to 1Sc.
BLACK SILKS, excellent quality, worth 81, re-
duced to 15c.
FANCY SILKS, 371ac.
COLORED SILK VELVETS, 81.
Fine quality DRESS GINGHAMS 12lac reduced
to &c.
Black CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool. 81 So
Finest quality BATISTE, beautiful Styles worth
2oc., reduced to 121oc.
NUNS YELLING, reduced to 1Sc
NUNS YELLING, wide, double width, pure re-
duced to 37tyc
CARRIERS,
III MARKET SPACE,
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ELECTRIC WORK, burglar alarm.
]. III. kUEHLING.
41S 12th street northwest
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EMERsoN Pianos.
OVER 10000 NOW IN Use.
A thoroughly hrst-class and reliable piano at O
medium price.
STICK d co. AND BAUS & CO. PIANOS.
Pianos aud Organs exchanged, repaired. tUnol
boxed and for rent. REM applied if purchased
Best and most complete assortment OF Dc. music ia
the city.
HENRY EBFRBACH
9l5 = street,
m29 Managing Partner OF the late firm of Ellis & Co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-23

For TOMORROW o by IL Smyrna carpets
&34, at Julius Lansburghs, 3I5 eth street.
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OLD LADIES COMFORT: Hand-Sewed Sers
Congress CATERS. S1.23. 4. Strasburger, n
GO6 . tn street, four doors above i.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.

OrFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 23, 1885, IL n. m.
For the middle Atlantic states. fair weather,
stationary temperature. except in the extreme
southern portion slightly cooler weather, vari-
able winds generally northerly.
For Wednesday. fair weather and slowly ris-
ing temperature is indicated for New England
and the middle Atlantic states and the lower
lake region.
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II. GOldschmid Sl2-7th st. NV
Will offer for tomorrow and Thursday an over.
Wheiming array Of bargains as follows: Large
Kitchen knives SC; Nutmeg graters Sc; Tea bells
&c; larger size Sc; Rising sun stove polish 6
cakes for 23c Paste stove polish &c a box;
Double mouse traps Sc; Salt and pepper stands
&c; Egg or custard cups &c; Hatchets lie;
Bread toasters &c; Glass plates SC; Berry dishes
&c; Looking-glasses &c, larger sizes &c; Ice
cream saucers for &c; Large sea shells Sc: Bis
cult cutters for &C; Muffin pans &c: Tea
spoons IL for Sc; Table spoons 6 for Sc: Army
ana navy backing boxes for 1Oc: Browns
shoe dressing bottles for 25c; Pepper boxes
&c; Dredge boxes 4c; Coffee canisters 4c Flour
sleeves DC; Can openers &c. Browlers 4c: Large
graters DC; Double mincing knives Sc: Hand
mirrors &C; Razor straps &c; Shaving brushes
4c Irowels &c; Stove brushes DC; Scrubbing
brushes &c, Sc and 12c; Wooden kitchen spoons
dc; Rolling pins &c and SC; Wooden potato
Washers 4c and Sc; Clothes brushes &c; Large
wh1sk brooms DC; Garden tools sc: stair
brushes DC; Clothes lines 80 #. &c, 60 it. Sc and
20 r. PC; Fancy box OF paper and envelopes
7c Hat rack pin sc, 10 pin SC; Iron kitchen
spoons &c; Large dust pans &c, halfcovered lie;
decorated china cups and Saucers Sc: Pealing
Rnlves 4G; Playing cards 5c Bag of marbles Sc;
milk pitchers 25c; 6 each knives and forks orc:
Furnished backing cases 23c; Large rubber
Dressing combs SC; White shelf paper 90 sheets
for 15c Blacking brushes Sc Handsome
trimmed Rattan Baby carriages S74S sold
elsewhere for $1,000 with silk parasoI and ele-
gantly trimmed $10.97, worth $500.
DR.. David kennedy's
tavorite Kennedy cured my wife of General De-
bil1ty and Liver Complaint. Gratefully yours
VIM. Lundy, Baltimore, Md. co
White, Brown, Mode and Old Gold
Manilas. price $3.50, good value at $3.50
price Hat and Gents Furnishing store in this
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-23

ALOHA
The new perfume-see beautiful story book at
drug stores free. Eastmans Aloha Perfume.
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LIGHTNING ROD ORDERS by postal
j. III. kUEHLING.
GENUINE DASFoRTH FLUID can only be OBJ
tanned at w. ). jerks il Cos, III 9TH street.
FoR TOMORROW by IL Smyrna carpets
S29, at Julius Lansburghs. 315 1tn street.
THE "CreedmOor, mems working shoe, war
ranted solid leather. 40. Il. StTasburger, No.
COG 9Th street, four doors above street.
FINE PHOTOS, kets kenrethys, 100 Pa. ave.
FUsSELL's lex CREAM shipped anywhere out
oftown; 1421 New York avenue
SIX DIFFERENT PATTERNS of vapor stoves
shown at W. >. Jsnks d Cos. Il. 9Th street.
LIGHTNING RODS practically put up.
j. III. kUEHLING.
WE WILL sell our remaining stock of chill
dren's slippers. consisting OF opera toes, NaS,ar
ties Oxford ties and sailor ties, III Soc. H. StraS
burger, goo 9Th street, tour doors above street.
MAGNIFICENT DADo SHADES 80 cents conn
piete, with all fixtures. at julius LaIsburghS.
SUMMER WINES, imported and domestic; also
fine lot of California Wines, such as Gutedel,
Burgundy, Zinfaudel and the famous Virginia
Claret, at Chr. Handlers, Oh 9TH 81. NV.
GLASSES fixed while waiting. Hempler, near4la
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CANVAS Co.'s. .5cts. Dunn's, 81 7th ST.
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=, ELmERlDIaNHILLLo T.-The finest BUILDING
ioe oh meridian Hill Will be sold this afternoo5
~. y ciocA- This 10. Is on 10th street. near 90
ienoa avenue, and the only one left on HAT
street 10 DC sold, and is splendid chance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-23

THH BAH sGx5z, HAVEN. NJ: ilMi
This new and elegant Hotel the best the Atlantic
coast will commence its second season early in June
GEO. w. KITTELLE.
7-tu,th&s26t Proprietor
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LIGHTNING ROD ORDERS by postal.
T. II kUFHIING
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4A<AAAGASs ~
We have Marked Down all our styles of White
Suits. We Guarantee Ours as Tailor made and ex-
elusive styles. with selected embroideries.
PLAID SUITS AT ONE DOLLAR
lam closing out our Bingham Plaid Suits for Chill
dren, pretty styles and assorted sizes.
CHILDRENs JERSEYS
Our own importations. well known among our
patrons, and now at reduced prices
MOHAIR listers
for Ladies and Children, at Is cents.
BATHING SHOES,
BATHING CAPS
for Ladies' Misses and Children; also for Gents and
Boys, at reasonable priceA
TRUNKS! TRUNKsn
Another lot Just received. Our prices tell Travel
Ing Bags less than cost to clear out Packing Trunks
all sizes.
ANOTHER PICNIC
peated calls for some Of those Dotted
SWISS ENBROIDERIES,
which we sold At such great sacrifice last season at
only
6CENTS YARD.
Our importations comes now too late to do us any
good we have concluded to give patrons another
PICNIC.
One lot we offer at Five cents, worth Three Times
as much, the other lot
10 CENTS YARD.
If this is not the Biggest Bargain we ever offered
never believe in our Advertisements.
We are still selling off our Entire Stock of Dry
Goods at Sacrifices.
GIVE USA CALL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-23

GUNNER BOARDERS AT BROOKS. TEN
minutes ride from 4 g depot: ten cents single
No children taken. Address Or. j. IL. BROOKS,
Brooks, d. G. ieI5-pWx
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TINITED STATES HOTEL, A.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Opens JUNE Of l.,&l /
The leading Hotel. Excellent Cuisine, Superb Ap-
pointmentj Electric Bells Fire Escape, &c.
b. III. BROWN, Prop. w WHITNEY, Mgr
jelG-eO26t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-23

-, iHE w HITE STAR I4INE.-The shilling dates, of
tIe " b!te star line from New York have hecn
changed To Thursday after thu. Brjtannic Sails
OF saturday next, the 9th inst See aciy,t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-23

THE "CreedmOor," mems working shoe, war
ranted solid leather. Lao. Il. Strasburger, No.
eO6 9TH street. four doors above street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-23

FUssEIL's lex CREAM shipped anywhere out
oftoWn: 10Y New York avenue
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GENUINE DANFoRTH FLUID can only be OBJ
tanned at W. ;. jerks Il Cos, III 9TH street.
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ii. D. Bsasa AND ,..,e.
lll1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE

SPRING GOODS
RECEIVED AND OPEN FOR INSPECTION
LEADING TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT on
WASHINGTON.
MILL llll Huunnylvnnie avouuA
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GUNNER BOARD AT BROWNSVILLE, 30
- miles from Washington one mile from Wellington
Station on the Manassas branch of the V. NJ. Il. r.
TWO or more trains daily. Express and telegraph
facilities Good water. shade, table. dc. For terms
apply to J. T. IAEACHMAN. Wellington, Prince VIII
liam county, Va ipSt3wS
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4 SREEDMOOR, NEAR WARRENTON, VA Is
Nnow open for Summer and Fal Boarders. Address
Mrs; ZlMMEhMAN, Box Sn. Warrenton, Va Refer
ia.1nc tl,.l,.
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kChOuse on the beach. 90 feet from the bath L
Dig gEounds Both country and side al y ~
(,RA FORD i,1o j
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NEW YORK COTTAGE, H.
One of the healrhiest and most beautiful ILL
locations on the coast, Five Mile Beach, bet
Atlantic City and Cape May. Fine advantages for
surf bathing, boating and fishing Easily reached from
Terms, SIS and SIC per week. Address Miss BoNHAM,
Holly Beach, n. j. jele-2w<
rHALYBEATE SPRINGS HOTEL, STRAS-
Y burg. Va Good board and rooms; splen- 4 "a
did air: charming scenery and DELIGHTFUL vG:NA
drives convent mt to railroad and telegraph GEx
Price per day. 81 per week, 81 to $40; per nlOntl,
S25 to $50. For circulars address A. Z. MclN-
TURF. je1S-2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-23

DR.. David keNnedy'S
Favorite Remedy cured my wife of General De-
bility and Liver Complaint. Gratefully yours.
VIM. Lundy, Baltimore, Md. 60
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SIX DIFFERENT PATTERNS of vapor stoves
shown at W. >. Jsnks d Cos. Il. 9Th street.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01
cLxvrLLxp's CABINET.

1t. Louis. Fet. 26.--The Port Dis
patch Publishes special from Al.
tany which it claims Is perfectly su'
,hsptic and reliable. 1t states thai
Cleveland has siieady offered five
cabinet portfolios and they hsvo beer
sccsptsd By the following gentlemen
Bayard. secretary Of state; Naming,
treasurer; Lamar, interior depart.
snent; vilss, postmastsr-g general
Garland, attorney general. Glove
land wishes 70 appoint Whitney sse.
retsry Of the navy, but hesitMss (,
take two cabinet oficers frosu New
York state; but IL is probable how,
ever, Whitney will be tsndertsi this
portfolio. The war depart.nsrt will
be rendered to either Judge Eudicott
or Patrick A. Colhps, both OF lasssa
chusetts, with the prefersnce 10 10
vor Of End,cott, who wss the demo
cratic nonipes for governor last sum
mer, and who will come nssref thai
any other gentleman to representing
independence 10 the cabinet.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01
THREE MISSING srIAMl.Js.


New York, February M--Ths
Tribune says: In all probability tbr
officers and crews Of ut least thres
ocean steamers, which sailed from
New York !snt month. will never re-
late their r1perIences in the terrible
Durr'caues Of January 9Th aud 18th.
These three steamers belong u tue
class tsrmsd "nossn trslnIas." Th+
Clandou sailed for Lsitb and Bristol
January 22. The Preston and
Fern ood sailed for Avonlmouth two
days prior to the ClandoI. Ono Of
these vessels carried pa,seps'erp AMI
escL carried largo and iniscellane
GUS cargo The Fernwood was an
iron, water ballast vessel, tliu1sd 10
TO Eve water-tight compartments,
with iron bulkhssds, commanded by
Captain Roberts, and has . Grew oi
thirsy-on The cargo eonsisied Of
wheat, -four, cork. bsoon, beef and
petroleum. Tho Clsndon. c,mmsnd.
ed ny Captain Pettict, bad . crew Of
about thirty. Tho vessel wss Of the
water ballast type. built OF iron with
i've transverse bulkhesds. The total
valuation OF the the three vessels and
carsoes 70 S650,0 600.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01
ovERDUg vIasELs.


New York. February IA spseisl
from London says: The qusys st
Dublin were crowded to-day by
friends awsiting passenger on bslat.
cd stesmsrs and sailing vessels. In
the afternoon large schooner yacht
was sssu TO b 10 trouble in tbs chan
mel Just outside Of Dublin bsy. A
l,fsboat vas speedily manned and
put Of TO the rssess. The crew ii
the life bost suecssdsd in saving sll
hands on board, but while transfer
ring them from the yseht TO the life
boat ops man fell and was badly In
jursd about the fses. He proved te
BE- Lsngtry, The husband Of the sc
tress. 6rsst anxiety 10 felt regsrd,pl
the English steamers Clsndor and
Preston. from Nov York for London.
Both are now . fortnight overdue
The storm il general throughout The
British islands. Londen bound mail,
from Scotland have been dstsinet
for periods ranging from ten t.
twenty -fouy hours BY heavy snow
drifts on Ii" rsilways.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01

The local department Of our paper,
will hsresftsr b under the charge Of
J. j. Hyde; and We know that il will
b more inter ssting ss conducted BY
hira, than 1t wss while the writer ot
this item hsd it 10 charge. he has
an extensive acquaintance with the
psopls and properties in this vicinity,
and with the incidents Of the pas,
Of this locality, which eminently ri
him for this duty: and We sdvise ouI
readers to give him fits five do moi
have Q good local column In the 70
ture.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01
railway. which hes bssn plsesd at his
dispossl iOs The josSssy.
DrssAsx Alsose asecx.

DassAss Ano1e ssqcx. ,.sv- y.
nswson.rssown, OHIO. rsb. 16.A
10y sisgslsr snd istGi isssss y
,sssvailsd ths Lest ~ dye s.Sag
horsss ssd cattle in The vicinity 0i
Dudlsy and south Olive, Marble
county. Ths dissass sssns 70 b oas
s6setiss tLs kidnsys q spiDs. snd
the. aninsls saks II vsey suddsnly
snd die within . few hours Of intsrss
putting. and nearly oil the horsss IN
one township have psrishsd and ths
nalsdy sssnas TO be spsssd,as. Ths
cause OF the dissass u not known
bat by some is elsiesd TO have orig
insisd BY poison srom Getting swss'
o. blast corn. which 10 Of . nature o'
ssgos, AMI whom taken produces sucl
violent symptoms. The los reported
20 fsr y 1870.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01
crsvrLAxp on srLvSa.

wssA,Agton, Fob. X.-Hspesssn-
tativs 4. }. Wares r. sivsd . CON
nssicsaios this svsaisg. sddrssssd, !,
10 himself sna olhsss. fro. Prssi
dsst Elssl Clsssissd, rslstivs to ths
stoppaxs Of eoissgs It silver. ThA
gsatlsass who hsvs ths eousuaies'
tion decline 10 gsvs il 70 ths pssss to
night. Itis . document OF sona
length and contains the sekaowl
sdgsmsst OF . letter rsssstly tor
wardsd TO Mr.. Clevsiaad which 70
qnestsd him 10 hear al sidss bsfsr'
committing himself in his :nsugurs
address. The prsaidsut-slsct says
the importance OF the subject and
communication from toe house o.
representatives makes 1t necessary
TOR him to give bis earnest attention
to the question before his views sr'
presented TO the public iu his inaug
nral. He favors the suspension o.
:hs coinage Of silver dollars. g'sipi
his reasons, aad expresses fears Of
financial crisis unless lsgislstion i
enacted. .... :...
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01
COLLISION ON TaE \. 4 r

The first serious accident OF tie
AtlantIc 4 Pacific railroad, occurred
on the evening Of the 18th inst. at
Blue Water, a station ITO miles west
Of Albuquerque.
The east bonnd passenger train
bad stopped at the station, whore it
~ss run into BY freight train, com
ing down the steep grade from the
west, and which, judging from the
force Of the collis,op, must have
t,ssn running Ut the rate Of 20 miles
IN hour The engine OF the frsigh,
strack the near sleeper Of the pass
snger tram. driving il into the ns1t
esr shssd. and wrseking both cars
completely. When the collision oc.
CURED. r. A. Breed and Aofris
Bsrth. two we'll known nasrchsuts Of
Holbroek, were stsndisg on the plss
form between the slsspses. Mr.
Breed vss killed INSTANTLY, and Mr.
Bsrth vss mortslly woundsd.
The conductor, Frank Morgan, 10
ing unwell, had turnsd the train oveI
to another conductor. aad gone te
bsd 10 ono Of the sleeping car bsrths
He was thrown from the bsrth by
tho shock, and seriously injured 10
the back. NJ other persons are re.
ported a. badly injured.
The body OF Mr.. Breed was take q
- Albuquerque, and from thence
forwarded to Los Angeles. Cal, the
home o. bis parents. He had only
BEEN married sbout six months. and
his wife was ut Hoibrook at the time
Of bis death.
The coroner's jury which ,nvesti
gated the cass rendered their verdict
on the 26th inst. laying oil the blsn Z
Of tho accident and its fatal results
70 th" carelessnsss Of Charles Cram.
Or aud conductor Shoemaker.
Morris Barth was taken to Aibu.
qusrque. where he died Of bis injur.
iss on the 22nd inst. He was q mem.
Der of tho firm OF Barth Bros. oi
Apschs county, and lssves wife
and two children.
Conductor Morgan was also takes
70 Albuquerque. and now l,ss In {
critisl coaiit,o
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01
ANSON u. sNlTH.

We regret exceedingly that other,
and ws sincerely hope more sdvanta-
geous business arrangements. have
induced our former partner. Mr., An
son II. Smith, to sever bis connsc-
ton with our frp, the Miner Publish
ing Co.
Mr.. Smith has been connected
with the MINER Office, as proprietor,
since its first issue; and its past sue
cess, and present well established
condition, is, in a great measure
doe to his intelligent and industrloul
efforts. He brought TO ths business
Q thorough knowledge of all its d.
tails. and . trained and cultivated
judgment respecting it, require
msuts. In every department Of tb.
business his inAusnes haa bser
felt.
Ip losing Mr.. smith, - suffer
double loss We will miss . VALUABLE
co-worksr in business; and sn agree
able. social coupaaion.
We commend min 70 otbsrA b
cause, from our own knovledgs o
him, We know him TO b 20 honest
upright man, Of honorable and gsn
srous impulses, and worth, OF fnl
trust and confidence.
We hope that hs may snccssd II
al bis undertakings for he deserve
success.
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01

Fit be true, a ons Of cur sx
changes sllsgss, thst The abolition Of
grand jlriss win save the people Of
the Territory $4,000 per aanum,
Why shosh there be any hssitaney
about wip,sR tbsm ont Thsss has bssn
90 much said snd written about ths
grand jary system. and upon the
subject Of trial on information, that
every one knows all about II
An observation Of the bsrs6cisl re-
suits Of the trial by information In
our sister State OF California for
yssrs psst makes every one in favor
Of the plan. II brings criminal TO
q speedy trial; saves circunlocution
and expense; aud 10 lees liable u er-
ror and abuse than the grand jury
plan.
Common sense condemned the
grand jury systsm years ago; bu,
there are still men Of tha Hou-pro
srsss,ve stamp, who think II 10 pal
lad,um oi &c. and thsss men If they
were law makers to-day would, il 1t
were seriously desired Of them, vote
10 restore the Witsnagsnot. Fossils
should be kept in Museums.