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National Republican., 1885-03-27

The argument in the general term, which
has been in progress for several days past, in
the case of Rollins against Robbins closed yes
terday. The cause of action is a bill filed in
equity to enforce mortgage on the Federal
building, corner of Seventh and streets, for
S77 900 with interest thereon Both parties have
entered claims to portions of the property
Mr. Robbins to that fronting on i, and Mr.
Rollins to the Seventh street front. The latter
also insists that the property must be treated as
n whole, and that Mr.. Robbins cannot redeem Z
portion of II. Messrs. H. II. Wells and VIM. +.
Mattiugly appeared for the complainant. ano
Mr. John Selden for the defendant.
National Republican., 1885-03-27
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.


The Smaller Happenings Of a Day In and
About the City.
single tickets for the stoddard lectures at
Ford's 20 on sale to-day
Robert Breen was fined s. or fifteen days
yesterday for assaulting Lawrence Allen.
Mrs Martha T. Spicer has been appointed
postmaster Of Arlington, vice p. w. Squire, re.
signed.
Moses worney, colorod, received thirty
days on the farm yesterday for assaulting
Henry Williams
Miss Fannie Hepburn has been appointed to
succeed Miss GOodall as organist OF Grace L. Il.
Church, of South Washington.
The case Of Hart Cohen, charged with re.
ceiving stolen goods from Frederick Brown,
was dismissed in the police court this morn.
ing.
Frederick Brown who was arrested in this
city for the larceny In Pittsburg, Pa, Of Jew
olry valued at $3.50, was taken to that city yes
terday.
Thomas Poytou, small colored boy was
given thirty days for stealing q bag OF coal
from the cars Of the Baltimore aud Potomac
railroad.
Thomas Day and Henry Roe wcro yesterday
| sentenced to fifteen days each for stealing
school books from another colored boy pamcd
Frank Gleason.
james Keeley date sergeant, Battery d, I'd
artillery, now at Washington barracks, re-
Gently appointed post quurtermaster sergeant,
is ordered to Fort Porter, N. Y.
slight fire occurred in frame house 1920 S
street, occupied by Eliza Fisher, colored, last
night It was caused by children playing with
matches. The damage was about $40
The criminal court has reduced the sentence
of Thomas Hart, convicted Of keeping Il gam
| fine of $50 or in default thirty more days In
| jail.
National Republican., 1885-03-27

The commission TO select site for building
for the records, library, and museum of the
army medical department held their first meet
ing Wednesday. The site practically agreed
upon Is at the corner of seventh and 3 streets
southwest being at the southeast corner OF the
Smithsonian reservation. The original plans
were designed for an expenditure of s30O0O0
but. In accordance with the act of Congress,
approprating $4,000 for this purpose, the
plans were altered to come within that sum
The building will be two stories and basement
arranged to accommodate below the.worlinl
force employed OH the medical record. Th'
upper rooms will be spacious and adapted fol
the library.
TRY three lines IN THE REPUBLICANS want
columns ubran
National Republican., 1885-03-27

During the visit OF Rev. John II. Paxton,
D. D., to this city he will, by request, deliver
his celebrated lecture, entitled "Shavings, y,
Church and Or. PaXton's popularity here
will certainly crowd the hall, The lecture
will be given rs a benefit to the Young Men
Christian Association. The diagram for the
sale of seats is open at Ell ISIS music store. Ad'
mission 30 cents reserved seats 70 cents.
National Republican., 1885-03-27

The body of Thomas IT Lyons, real estate
dealer, living at 1ll6 Four.and.a-half street
southwest was found yesterday floating in the
canal inside the arsenal grounds, The coro-
ner's examination showed no marks OF vic.
lence, and certificate of accidental drown
ing was given. Michael A. Lyons, brother
Of the deceased, stated that his brother had
been missing since the 10th OF January. The
body was turned over to Henry Lees Sons,
,,ndprtnkars
National Republican., 1885-03-27
AM Inphrlate,. lttempt 70 pIe.

Robert s. King u merchant Of King George
county Va tried to commit suicide yesterday
morning at the corner of Fourand-a.half
street and Virginia avenue by throwing him
self under the wheels Of an approaching train.
his rash act lie was taken to the first pre-
clnct station, when 1881 was found in his
pocket He appeared to have been drinking
National Republican., 1885-03-27

Con. Black, commissioner Of pensions has
decided that hereafter postage stamps in
closed to that Office will not he returned TO
writers, as the postal law provides for the free
delivery of all department correspondence.
and the cost of returning exceeds the value OF
tho stamps.
National Republican., 1885-03-27

Rev, Dr. Giesy, of Norwich Conn, has noti.
fed the vestry of the Church Of the Epiphany
Of his acceptance OF the call to him 10 the
rectorshlp Of that church. lie will come here
shortly altcr Easter In the meantime Rev
Drs Griffith, MCElroy, and Pitts Will be in
charge of EDiDlauy parish,
National Republican., 1885-03-27

The following marriage licenses have been
issued o. T. Thompson aud Adele B, Gray
y. c. Jones, Of Williamsburg, Va, and Irene
B. Mearley, of James City county, Va. har'
Cellus Allen of Rockville, Md, and Lille T.,
smith, Of this city; Charles z. Barr, Of llagers'
ton, Md, and Emma j. Proctor of this city
George W. Crammcll and Elyira Wells, both Of
Fairfax county Va,
National Republican., 1885-03-27

The grand jury found two indictments yes.
terday against Benjamin f. jackson, ono for
the larceny Of n gold watch, valued at 500,
from Thomas A. Kirwan and the other for
receiving the watch, knowing II to have been
stolen. The man is now in custody in Balti.
mora
National Republican., 1885-03-27
RcpslrlnV 1t. DomInIc's,

The work of repairing 81. Dominic's was
began yesterday. a permit for improvements
to cost $4,000 was taken out by the pastor
and C. large force Of men were removing the
debris
National Republican., 1885-03-27

THEY say "a word to the wise is sufficient" "
but We think 1t takes about five, "use DIR. Bulls
Cough syrup" You can get this article in any
drug store for twenty-five cents. Physicians
recommend H.
National Republican., 1885-03-27

IF you want Help, Houses, or Rooms, fur
nished or unfurnished read TIE REpUeLiCAEs
"Want' cOlumns. Three lines three times for
~ Cents. ma nrs
National Republican., 1885-03-27

A double wedding took place at the resi-
dence Of Mrs Smith, No 1907 Ninth street, last
evening. Mrs Lille +. smith, OF this city:
and Marco Illus Allen, of Rockville, Nd, and
Miss Emma j. Proctor, OF this city, and Charles
y. Barr, of Hagerstown. Md, were the high
contracting parties, and the ceremony was con
Quoted by Rev. Job A. Price, of liamline NJ. T.
were present.
National Republican., 1885-03-27

Remnants" Of Embroide-
ries.-Active sales during the
past week have created quite
a number of Short Lengths
for this weeks Remnant"
Sale. Customers are rea-
sonably sure of securing
splendid values.
AS a special inducement
we have culled from stock
2f7 Short Lengths of Ham
burg Edgings, running from
1 to ~ yards, which we
shall offer at very low "Rem-
nant' prices Friday, March
Fl.
"Odds" in Small Ware
Department.-Having over
hauled this stock, we shall
offer on Remnant Day" ex-
traordinary attractions in
Buttons, Fringes. Cord and
Tassels, &c.
The balance of q line Of Buttons, in l, ., and
. dozen lots, sewed on cards.
Regular price. ,.,.,........ ........,..."..2bc
"Htmnant' price-..... ,........,......,.. DC
The balance Of u line of Blue and Steel But
| tons, sewed on cards.
| hegunr price,
| hemnant'
| yards Black Chenille Fringe.
| Regular price per yard....... .........s5 90
| 'Reninant' price 90
| yards white silk Fringe.
kSegmiar rpp,ii ee;ii.'''''''''''-"'"h ELL. 90
| 4 4"RemnAnts" Black Chenille Fringe, 1 and
III yards. At ono'half regular prices.
| IL silk Cord and Tassels for Me ms Dressing
Gowns red, blue, and brown.
"Remnnnt'' price .~'...,,..25
10 Japanese Wall Screens.
"RsmnaRt price. ..... ..... i5c
We have carefully gone
through our Domestic De-
partmentand taken therefrom
all the Short Lengths in Cot
tons, Sheetings, Pillow Cas-
ings, Crashes, &C., which we
shall offer at very low Rem
nant prices. Also.
2 Embroidered Flannel
Skirt Patterns.
from from e z 9s 9s to 'S7S
Third Floor-Take the Eleystor)
Remnants in Print Dept.
The increased business,
and consequent cutting of a
very large number of piece
goods, leaves this department
with more than it's usua,
quantity of "Remnants' fol
Friday, Remnant" Day.
20 "Rempantso of Check Ginghams, length
RSsplaG FsmnaRF pfas....is AND and 1i3so i3ss
II Remnants, OF Choice shirtins Percales
hssqlsr RsmnaRTb PTbl9S iiSS'A and and iSs iSs
o"Remnants' Figured satteens, lengths o Il
HhssSI9r HSsmnsPT Sgn;;r:iic;;c'','',,,,,ii55ao
National Republican., 1885-03-27

It's effect is magical is what all those say
who try 81. JacObs oil for pains.
National Republican., 1885-03-27
DRY GOODS.
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.

Every Friday we make a
special sale of all Short
Lengths, Odd Sizes, Broken
Lines, &C., that accumulate
during the fore part of the
week.
How you may be benefited
thereby:
i Two lengths may be suficlcnt for combi-
nation suit
2 You may secure the exact quantity of
piece desired.
or Wraps az M HySs Snd hS %
thirds less regular prices.
How we are benefited
thereby:
l.. Prevents an accumulation OF Short Lengths.
Odds and Ends, shclEworn Goods, ,Sc witch Is
beyond doubt "tho bane of the business"
=, lt enables us to show clean, fresh stock
and new styles nt all times.
Remnant Day attractions
in each and every depart
ment. Remnants also ex-
changeable for the money or
other goods.
Unusual Remnant Day at
fractions in Dress Goods
We have had a busy week
in this department; conse-
quentlywe have accumulated
quite a number of short
lengths, many Of them in
very desirable spring goods.
Q Remnants Bison suitinss. lengths ois to 8
2 "Remnants' Frlzzae sultlngs, lengths 8
yards each. These were originally 81 20 per
yard. "Rennant' price per yard, Doc.
IL Remnants" Tricot Cloth, lengths ga to o
yards
| o "Remnants" Ladies' Cloth, lengths Ga to 3
yards.
Few desirable Short Lengths in Albaiross aud
| Cashmeios, In evening shades.
at Low Remnant Prices.
Broken Lines in Jerseys.
5 all-wool, closely-woven,
firm stockinette Jerseys, re-
verse collar, fan back, with
bow, perfect shape and splen-
didly finished:
] Drnb, size ~
| . Mode, size IA
] Green, size 30.
| l Green, size 3S.
| Regular prlco... .,..,......,.i3 90
'Nemnant price...,...............-... 90
4 Black Imported Braided Stockinette Jer.
seys, plain back, perfection In shape and finish,
| sizes ~, SO, and 40
| I,vsulht f.ire's; s;'.''''''"'''''''''''.'''fo Dv
q
National Republican., 1885-03-27

CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG is to receive 81, 900
for singing twenty nights in Paris-s6J0 a
night No wonder she is In love with DR..
Bulls Cough syrup, the great remedy for
without it. II she should be attacked suddenly
by hoarseness?
National Republican., 1885-03-27

If YOU want Employment try the "Wan~
columns of THE REPUBLICAN. Three lines
three times for 20 cents
National Republican., 1885-03-27

TRY three lines in THE REPUBLICANS "Want
columns, Three times. % cents.
National Republican., 1885-03-27
French BOnnetS and Hats.

Our Prices Will impress all who
will favor us with AN inspection of
our stock.
National Republican., 1885-03-27

The Public are Cordially Invited
National Republican., 1885-03-27

The Young Peoples Association OF the
Church of the Fatherland-an association of
about six months growth and of which Mr..
NJ Il. May is president-hcld their first public
entertainment last night. The attendance was
most gratifying, and programme Of twelve
numbers was carried out with good effect
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-05
SUMMONS.


 In the District Court, Second Judicial Dis trict, Territory of Arzoua, in and for the County of Giia,
 Mary E. Thompson, Plaintiff, ys. John F. Thompson Defendant.
 Action brought in the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Gila, and the complaint filed in saiA County of Gila, in tha.niiiee of tho Eierk of ssid District Caurts The Territory Of ATiz9ua sends Gregt5iE to John K. Thompson, Defendant.
 You are hereby summoned and required to appear in on SctioR brought against you by the above named Plaintiff, in the District Court of the Second Judicial Bisttict of the Territgry of Arizona in and for the County of Gila, and auswer the complaint fled with the Clerk of this Court at Globe, iTt said County la copy Of which complaint accompanies this suInmpnsb withilE twenty dayB leXelusiye of the day If serEiccl after the service upon you of this SGInnlnns---h served il this County; but f served out of the County, and within this District then within thirty dayg: in all other caseB f1rty days--oT judgment by de- fault will bs taken against you according to the prayer Of said complaint.
 And yeR are heIeby notified that if you fail Co appear and answer tho said complaint, as ataie required, the said Plaintiff Will apply tn tie Caurs for the relief demanded therein and costs and disilnrseEaeuts ia this behalf ex- psa5ed
 Given under my hEn3 abd the Seal sEAE of the District Court of tha Second ! ' Judicial District of the Territory af Arizona, iu and for the County of GHa, this i5th day ef July E D. 1885.
 E ! McfINNfs, Clerk. By B C. FoIs Deputy Clerk.
 U.yJs lOw
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-05
pGHFnnRnD LOCALS.

Crockery and glass ware at Van Wagenen's.
 At this season Of the year something isrequired to tone up the system. Hop Bitters will do t. Taylor & Hatch. Call for Excelsior if you want a good cigar for 121 cts.
 q; IS. YAE WAeEyES. Ifyou want good pair of boots or shoes, go to schulze,
 C. s, Van Wagsnen is pTepsred to measure and take orders for gentle mems clothing, Call and see samples, KelB's Key West agars a speciality at the News Depot
 Soda watey on tap. at Hitchcoek's, Hop Bitters will brace you ID. For sale by Taylor < Hatgh.
 For choice groceries and fresh fruit lirs K Gill headquarters
 Fresh California cheese and best ranch butter at Mrs. B. Gifts,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-05
LAdecrt!.ensntl

The Personal Memoirs of U. S.
 Grant will be work Of rare value, not snly because If ths faithful DOT trayal of the life ofso illr .ious and
 honofed man but as well for it's great historic yalne, covering a period
 in the history ot tho United States fraught with the most momehtus is- sues, Of which no ono is niore compe-
 tent to write than was tho late aerers Gl |, $ Grant since he bote 50 eou. spicuou3 part iu the agairs cf tie
 nation fof fifteen years beginning with
 the civil war.
 Ne have examined the prospectus and its appearance is guarantee that the twovolumcsthe complete work will De gems of typographical beauty
 and excellence. The first volume will
 be published next November George
 l., Turner, has secured the agency for the Memoirs in Gila County. He E
 nov oanyassing tar the same and from the number of orders already taken
 tho sale of the book ih tAis county
 promises C bs very large.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-05
snRrrsroNnrNcE.
i8owir, X. r, Sept. 3, 1885.

| tffN hours to wait before my train is aue thought the pleasantest way of spending the time would Do writing 1 you a brief accoant of my trip, and if by so doing l caa interest any of your ] rsaders, then I Will have accomplished . double purpose. I will not dwell upon my ride from Globe to San Car ios, since the road IS familiar to many of your readers It is u wearisome "trip at the best and the tedium Sas greatly increased, on this occasion, by a stubborn mule that Jerry Hayward was breaking ini Il persisted in going from one aiie of the road to the other and kept up the wobble until our pa. tence was well nigh exhausted. The first Indian village passed, on the sai Carlos river, was Casadcf's aid many signs of thrift wereapparent. Gasador is Q fine looking old chief, and his res idence quite a pfetentious affair, built of sticks plastered with mud. The yoang bucks, with their red trtrbans and painted faces, were congregated In front of the wickinps playing a game with two long poles and ring which ] could not sabe. We passed several other villages before arriving at the Agency. Some of tho Indians Aad commenced gathering their corn and were drylng it in the sun on poles. Many ot these strings of golden maize had the appearance, from n dis tanee, of large punches of ripe bananas. The ears looked large and full and tho erop was told, would be a very good one
 We reashed San Carlos so late that I had barely time to stretch myself and say howd'y 10 Agent Ford (now ex-Agent) Alex Barron, Fred Nelson and John Gilman. Mr. Ford was to have turned the Agency over to Capt, Pierce yesterday and expected toIeaye for Colorado on Thursday While Capt Pierce, the new Agent, is highly spoken of, yet the change from civil to military control has caused much dis. satisfaction among the Indians, and while no overt demonstration by the Indians is anticipated, still the facG that they dis!rpst tbe military is made evident by the.r trying to purchase cartridges at both Camp Thomas and Globe. Ford was well liked by the Indians, and everybody abcut the Agency eommonds lis infringement. General Armstrong; in ! measure al- layed the anxiety Of the Indians by assuring them that the change from elyiL ro military rule was onls ten. porary
 From Saa Carlos t5 Camp Tbomas the road runs through the beautiful valley of the Gla, Tie soil is dark ] and rich, and the hand of the hus. bandean could soon trahsform the valley int5 { paradise, but now almost l all of t $ covered by rank growth ! of weeds and brush, only at long in tegYals Indian patch Of corn is seen. Sixteen miles from San Carlos ge passed tho spb,agerey, where the Chir. { icahuas were kept priog to their leav. ing fer Mexico four years ago. The place is now deserted aud tho agency I buildings are iast fallipg mto decay. i IL was ten o'clock when we arrived at 1 Thomas and l lost no time in seeking l my downy couch
 The west bound train is ane ja . few minutes, 50 in order to have this 1 reach you on Friday l must close. Will send you anotber inatallnent of 1 ny narrative from Demiug.
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-05
eAssp ml.l.rING.

Revs, Green of Prescott, Bfisf6w of Camp Verde, Melton ot Florence anu Wihaes Of Miami kindly invite the cooperation of ail tie christian ln- cAned people Of the surrounding copn. try Q conc in and camp and help to sustain protracted meeting to com menee Friday night, September 18th. It is an undenonainational movement, and we trust all will take hold and be as useful as possible. The meeting will be held at Miami.
 IN x WTNf9Tss
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-05
Assessment Notice.
agataaers cgn. n.lnlne oempanz

aErtapaera Con. Mining Company.
 Location q priaoipal place of business, gaa Francisco, California
 Location q Works Globe Mining District, Giia Copaty, Arizona
 Notice \ hereby given, that at a meeting of ths Boald oi DigecsHFs held on the iiothl Ienth day af July, 1885, an assessment (No. 2) ol @ Two Cente pef shate vas levied upon thu capital stock of the corporation, payable inmediateiy in United States gold coin, tothe < agesafy, st the ofice of the Company g02 9isrket istte5k Rson Nc. $, San Francisco, Cnllgonsia
 Any stock lipon which tbis ssssr sneut shall rsraain pnPaid on ths tl5thl Fifteenth ay of August, IsS5, sih he delinquent, and adYsr. Used for sale at public auction; and unless payment is made betcFs, nili be sold nb SAT IRDAY the tl2th) Twelfth day of Septem. her 1885, tO pay the delinquent assessment together with costs pf advertising and expeu. see 6f ssls
 By cfdsr of the Boagd of Directors.
 }. PEN EC'OST. Secretary. 0flee, 702 alsrkss Street, Room No. 8, San Fraucisep, California. ialY lstd
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-05
TEnRrronnkE Torsca,
Condenscd from Oar Exchanges for
 ''sIiyer Belt. Renders.

The Qpiiotoa mill is nov running Ten stamps were dropped on the 1st. The fiesta Which opened in Tucson last satugd did not draw as large a crowd ss a former years.
 Tie Wilcox stookman gives it as a report that Gen. D. K. WardwelI oi Cochise county has been appointed postmaster, at Tombstone.
 Burglaries appear to be on the in- crease in Phoenix, and tho citizens arc loading up their shot-guns and revol- vers iA order to give the light.fngered gentry warm reception
 The Star says: Next month will de. yelop what is to be the final outcome of the Tucson and Globe Narrow Guage railroad. At present. tho out look is encouraging.
 Coy. Tritle has requested the various stock associations of the Territory to recommend two suitable persons to bo appointed delegates to the convention of the Territorial Stock Growers AS sociation, which will be held iii Chi. cago on November l6th and 18th.
 !. X. saxe $ pfepafiug to start a new stage line from Casa Grande to Quijotoa. Wells, Fargo < Co. will run thelr express by his line, and an inhmation to tho effect that mail contract by that route viii De let has been received from the department.
 The Albuquerque Journal says that l8,0o0 head of eattle from the Indian Territory, destined for Arizona, will soon begin to pass over tic Atlantic ( Pacific road, and will De unloadea at Ash Fork They are q part of the vast herds recently ordered by tic President to Dc driven out of the Indian Territory.
 We have been shown . contract for the delivery of 6e9 head of cattle at the San Carlos reservation at $2.2 per hunared pounds signed hy th8 Corra- litos caltie Company, of 0ld Mexico. They are to be delivered before Octo. Der ist. Nr. LIndanF states that he is having no trouble b III his ccn- tract at a fair profit, Deuing \. M Tribune.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-09-05
Declaration of soIs Trader.

I, Cerneli6 Anderson, matded wonah. reBding iu Giabe, Ciila County, Territory oi Arizona, desiruus q availlng mFself If the benefit of the Compiled Laws of Ari2pna Ter. riterY g priSi1et in CliSbtsr S2 Sertisns q, and intend to carry on and transact business under rhp pwli name spdD or nIy0yn account, the leaning uf money and dealilg in real estate and all tlings incident thereto, iu the af,re- said County of Gils and Territory ot AFizoaa. Ard further declare that the sum intended e Dc invested ia said business is at no time to exceed ffe thousand dollars.
 Tn witaess hereof I keyeanto set SEAL. my hand and ssSi this Sth day of N-~ August A, D. 1883.
 C0RNELIA ANDERSON.