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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-03-11
UANTED-E EMPLoYMENr.

T)Y NICE CoLoRED woMAN-PLAcE TO
ID cook, wash, and iron. Cal AT 111S 22d st.
y. W, 1-1J
JOY A CoLoRED woMAN-A Place AS
Id cook, or to wash aud ron can give good
references. Address il3 o street alley n W.
liz
DN A Competent GGRG.-SEwtNG by
Il , day or week In family or Mt drcssmak er's.
1913 ssL N. w. LIZ
IsEWiNG 70 DO ~ a FAMILY BY A
> Young lady; can cut and III by tailor system.
Apply at 1887 Pa. nv. 1.l2
TN A RFsSPECTABLE WHITE WOMAN
ID A situation as cook, and to assist in house
work no washing Apply at dig l1th st. N. W.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-03-11
MOUNT VERNoNl z9ss~
MOUNT VERSoN lrsg-s h

STEAMER W. w CORCOiAN
Leaves 9Th st. Wharf daily except sunday Tor
MOUNT VERNON,
At 10 O'Clock a. m. returning reaches Wash
ingtOn about $3.50 y. IN.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-03-11
REAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD

Money to Loan on Flrst-class Real Estate
Security.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-03-11
U1NIoN VETERAN CORPS.
~ (Ftnsr Company.
NATIONAL FAIR AND BAzAR
Al
--ABNERs MUSIC HAIL.
MARCH 10 10 81, 1885.

The following articles will be contested for at
10 cents u vote:
Gold watch for most popular lady. diamond
ring to lady receiving tho greatest number OF
votes, ladies' desk for the most popular school
school teacher, sewing machine to lady receiv-
ing the greatest number Of votes gold watch to
the most popular bureau messenger, gold badge
for most popular Grand Army Comrade, silver
printers stick TO most popular printer, fishing
rod TO most popular fisherman, officers sword
to most popular officer in the District militia,
doll to the little girl receiving the greatest num-
Der of votes. suit of clothes to most popular car
driver. suit OF clothes to most popular letter.
carrier.
Season tickets, 80 cents. Single admission, 10
cents mh11-4t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-03-11
.LOST' IND FOUND,


Il OST.-FEB 20, a PAIR GOLD SPECTA-
- cleS. Finderwill receive reward on leaving
them at Republican oficc. c. II. RAYMOND.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-03-11
BUSINESS CARDS.

A wNING MAKERS J. HAISLETT-sl7 I
"A Market Space.-Awnings made and repaired
aud stored during the winter.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-03-11

VOHN II. KELLY,
~ Dealer In FirstClass
BEEF, LAMB, VEAL, MUTTON, &c.
Corned Beet Specially.
Stalls Gas, $50, and $50 Ceptar Market Ninth
street wing and 200 and 2UH Northern Liberty
Market " address Box II, City PuBtOfice.
MaIkaine delivered nee Of charge 10 all parts
Of the city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-03-11
REAL ESTATE, LOANs, Ere.
CnAs r. B1suor

INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENT
No. zoos + st. bet Tenth and Eleventh ~.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-03-11
FOR RENT-HOUS Es.
NOR RENT

D in i fPst class cohditIoni ono modern ns i'm.
provements; large yard, cellar, and stable. In-
quire next door, blO 0-lO
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-11
Nesieramgslanb lit 9ae,u Waertfo

Weit be6euteuber als Der 2anblfri1
in Siib=Galifornia 1T bas bur1 ben
9eimfall Der Seras=pacifie S9enfung
tpieber Der 9luliebelung er5fnete Sc
biet in benz Serritoriltm gletpzMerifo.
Ser Dem 8unbe beimgefallene Di>
frift umfabt ole ungeraben SeftiDnen
innerbalb eiues bierais Meilen breiten
9anbgiirtels, Der beinabe ben gau3en
.Siibmeiten Neu=Merifos ausfii0t.
Die 5iiOgrenae oieies Diitrittes bill
bet Der merifanif6e Stat G9ibuabua.
Die meltli9e: Qlri3ona. Die n6rbli9e
cine 2inie, tpelde am GuBe bon Me=
Mulenspeat unter oem 33itenYaralIels
treis beginnt unb oann atpil9en Olb
Sort Wef unb 0inos Mltes oitmdrts
lduft.
9lm pir6osspaB iibsrfeist iie bic
Wfimbres=8ergfette nnb perl1Bt bann
@rant Gountp, Inn nod 9ona Mna
gountp biniiber gu seben. 8on ba
tpenbet iie fi6 iiibf6itli9, freuat n6rb
lid bon benz @influB bes 8erenba
Greet bas Sbal bes Dberen &io @ranoe
unb lduft burb Die Sierra Be gaballo
Der Electromagnetic Santa Sc gabn
gu. Nls6ann f6neinet bieie n0rbli6e
@ren5linie bic Sournaba BEL Wsuerfo
unb lduft quer bur1 bic Organsgerge
nod San Musuliine Springs.
Bon San Muguitine big 81 paIo bel
Jtorte fiibrt Die bel Weitem fiiraere Oli
grenSe.
Die Bobenbel1affenbeit 6ieles enors
men ber Belie6lung nunmebr er6ffnete1
9iftriftes 1T gang auBerorbentli6 ber=
f9ie6en. Wdbrenb ein3elne Sbeile
besielben, tpie Die Sournaea bel Muers
to, i9le6terbinss feline 8egetation ber.
borbringen, fonbern gliibenosbiirr tpie
bic Wiften bes Sudan finb, bietet oas
Quellgebiet bes Nio @ila unb bas am
3ufliif1em rei1e 8eden bes oberen &iu
@ranoe WaiIer uno 8anmmn6s in
Giue.
gu6 benz Bersbau er6ffaen fi1 quite
Musii6ten. Sm duBerffen Mefen BEG
u2anbz@rants" an ber @rense bon Wri=
sona ftreifen bic iilberbaltigen pelons
cillosMountains. gao9 sr6bere Waine.
ralI6dbe iperben ben MimbreszBergen
in Der Noroofsgde BON @rant gountr
5ugeidrieben. Die Sierra be gaballo,
bic nglad" uno Die rOrgan.@pnge"
linb nod beinabe unerforI1t.
/ Wenn elm Garmer bort Nderbau trei.
BEN mill, 10 mub er i6 elm pldb6en
IN einem Glubtbale ausiu6en. Wei5er
barfte inbeB aud bort nur in iebr be:
f6rdnftem Mabe gebaut tperben fonnen
9as 9auptprobuft iit bas Weli6forn.
Wer ndbere ginSelnbeiten iiber BIZ
| bier beaei6neten 2dnbereien gu erfabrer
uiinfdt, mag ii6 an bas suitdnoist
2anbamt tuenoen tpel1es in 2as Gru
ees, Dona 9lnna @ountp, Nsu=Msrito
beiegen 1T.
6reunoe zines falten &limas ipllten
Ii6 iibrigens ben @ebanter, bort unter
9iitten gu bauen, aus benz 9inn'
| fdlagen. (amerita.,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-11
Muerlet.

Gin Sobn bes 9errn Sobn &rau=
ie, an gibolo, n0rblid bon Ser @ta6t
tpobnbaft, tpuroe m1brenb bes Getpit=
terlturmes an Donnerltag bonn 8lib
getroffen unb fofort get6btet.
= Sie Der @rnorbung bes 8unbes=
maribals @osling 9lnseflagten baben
um ein neues 6abeas corpus Yerb6r
na6geiudt. Mrs. pitts, &o1a Nea=
get uno Carroll Brannon fben nod i'm
Jteu Braunfeller @efdngniB, oa 1ie
feline 8iirgf6aft iteQen fonnten; mods
lett aber fret fein.
- GountDri6ter @ur5ba9 bat ben
Wd6ter Der @trafgefangenen, gonart,
abgefebt, neil er brei Mann enttpil6en
lieB.
= SeroinanO Slider, 80 Sabre alt,
fam auf merftpiirbtge Weife 3u feinem
Sooe. gr mar bamit beI9dftiat, ssena=
pfoifen aus3ubeben un6 als CT bolie
Graft antuanbte CAB ether Der pfoi1en
10 f1nea nod, bab er nit Dem pfoifen
IN ber 9anb binten iiber unb nit benz
Gopf gegen einen Stein 1iel. St blieb
bepegungslos liegen, bod tpurbe sr
bur9 dr5tlide 9ilfe tpieber an ii6 ge=
brabt un6 man bate meiter feline
i6limme 8efiir9tungeu. Mm Donnerz
itag begann er ie6o6 ipieber gu flagen,
Beiinnuussloigfeit trat ein uno geiterm
lfarb er. @r mar Witglieb ber Surner,
9afen unb Setter &onpagnie SO. l
unb tpurbe beute 8ormittag beerbigt.
- Ser nnbefannte Srrfinnige, Ser
ni9t ipre6en nollte, iit ibentifi5irt
woroen. ct lit ein Srldn6er 9fan1ens
Me@artD, tpurbe bon 9r. &ingsburn
init mpfeblungsbriefen bierbergef6idt
un6 fanb in Der Sunfetbabn Office
Nniie0ung als @tenosrapb. Wegen
unfdbigfeit muBte er ertlaiien tperben
unb man gtaubte, eriei nad gnslanb
auriidgefebrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-11

No6 beuste ct ii6 ibrer Ma6t; aber ct
lpar nabe 6aran getpeien, bie &ette gu
iprengen. Sic bate ieBt eine probe
6abon, baB er ber unbdlbigen Naturz
fraft, nit Der Tie i'm ein1t bergliben,
att 8lin6beit unb 6ur6tbarfeit ni1ts
na6gab, tuenn er erlt eittn,al entfeiielte
tpie lie feline S9rafen brad.
Sic bate bas Sbal errei6t unb mar,
Der erbaltenen Marnung eimge6enf,
eben i'm 8egrift bic GabrfiraBe gu berz
lahen, als tie Dott Bort ber 9uft9lag
oernabm unb fi6 umtpen6enb einen
&eiter gemabrte, Der in boaem @alopp
beranfprengte unb in tpenigen Minuten
at ibrer 5eite mar.
gnbli1! fagte Mrtbur at1emlos, irz
6em ct fein pferb parirte. Mel9e unz
por1i6tigfeit, gerabe beute alein auss
5ureiten! Du battef freili9 feineWbnung
BON bem WagniB.
Gugenie blidte iiberrai9t auf ben@atz
ten, Der tiefatbmenb ltnb gliibenb erbibt
bonn i6nellen @itte on ibre @eite bielt.
@r NOR tti6t in Geitfleioung, trug aud
peber @poren nD6 9anbi9ube; ipie ct
oa mar. i'm 9ausan5uge, mubte er ii6
aufs pferb getporfen baben, I'M ibr
na65uiprengen.
Grit bor elmer balben Stunbe erfubr
i'd bon Deinem ginfale, fubr ct feline
Grregung bemeiifernb fort. Sran3 unb
Nnton fu9en Sid bereits in peri6ie=
benen &i6tungen; i6 fanb allein bic
re6te Spur. Man fagte mir i'm pa6tz
bpfe, Du ieiit ber einiger 3eit bor=
beigeritten.
(GortleBung folst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-11

Ser grport bon BetroI eum be-
Lief lid laut Mngabe bes 1tatiiti1den
Bureaus i'm Monat Gebruar 5. S. auf
8,879, ,761 Gallonen robes petroleum,
579.012 Sal Napbta, 28,723,56O
Sal. raffinirtes petroleun, 1.060, $40
Sal. 66mier6l uno paraffin6l, i'm
8an5en 81 ,242. 349 8aaonen i'm Mertbe
bon $3,009, ,460. SIN Sebruar 1884
belief li6 ber Grport auf 31,349, ,563
Gaa. petroleum i'm Wertbe bon 3d.
147, ,812.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-11
II e hIiuaert 8

Wein> unb gier 5alon un6 pabinon
1T ben Deuti6en Der Stabt unb llms
gegeE6 beitens gu empfeblen. sic fin=
ben bortfel6it ausse5ei6nete Weiue,
2iqu0re, uno frii6 bonn SAB oas be-
riibmte 2one. Star unb Gitp Bier,
ebenlo ipie feline importirte uno eil=
beimifbe Gisarren. 6amilieu fonnen
auf ibrem 9pa5iertpege gu ieOer 3eit in
ueblinger's YaDillon (ginsang BON
Soiopa StraBe) einfebreu unb tperben
prompt beoient. 9u6 fir 8illaroipies
let 1T geiorgt, inbem stpei neue unb
poraiisliDe giaarbtil1e borbanoeu inb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-11
0eutfdl:enaliidle st,ule.

Oas neue S6uliabr miro am Mon=
tag, 13. @pril Beginner uno f0nnen
ilene S9iiler bei benz 0ireftor, 0errn
". garbed, bem S9riitfiibrer, Serrn
s. 8. S6dfer ober bel bem llnter5eids
neten angemelbet werben.
s. 8roos, prdfbent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-11

gals pfan3li6er Sieilianii6er
9aar Grneuerer lit elm li6eres Mittel
I'm S6uppen 81 entfernen, Die &opf>
baut tpeiB unb rein gu MAIDEN un6
srauem 9aare feline iugen6li9e Garbe
mieoer au ertbeilen. st siebt benz
9aare Slang un6 Gril6e uno tpirb pon
@eiitli9en uno gfaturaliiten als elm
prdparat bon tpunberbarer Mirflam=
felt empfoblen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-11
g5ihtis fir Nuslpanberer.
@roBe Breisermabisuns in ber l1eberiabrt.

Ser llnterseiancte 1T ermadtist YaiIase,
fdeine, freie 8ef0ftisung einsef f9lofen, BON 8re.
men mad San antonio fit $S4.l5 fir eripad-
iene Yer|onen ouS5uiieaen. glit 8efoHisuna
big Mem gorf $25. ainber unter 10 Sabrell
SabIen bic SdIfte.
Der Treis fir bic yleiie BON Gan Mntonio
mad gremen betrdst nur nod einidlieblid
freier 8efoffigung $4O.35.
Gerner 8illets au ernieoristen ~reifen bon
Mntiperpen, Sabre, 2irerpool,. Queenstown,
Sdpeoen, Odneinarf uno gformegen mad Gan
Antonio unb suriid
Mdberes 5a erfabrsn bel
s. @riefenbef,
2,1,tup @aTases gseut, San antonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-11

- 8. Ralteher C Con, MpOtbefer tpelde
INNER fit bas Bobl feiner aun6en beforst 1T,
bat iebt ben 8srlauf bon Sr. 8ofanfo's .
Suftens unb 2unsen Gyrup crbalten, Elm
Seilmittel, tuelGes unfeblbar alle ertaltunsen,
Sdmersen in Der Bruf, uno aae 9unsen'
frantbsiten iurirt. Bur Strobe nebmet cine
Wrobefaide. @eiuobnlid)e @roBe so Gents
unb $l.00.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-11

st. Safobs Oel, Ser sroBe 56mer=
5enbefreier, heilt li6er ale @6nitt=
nno anbere Wunben. 5iinf3ig Gents
bic Slal6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-11

II neber bas @drtner'i i9e @ittergut
in 560nbauien .pirb bem vMft. Snt.
8l." bon bort beri9tet: IBIS 1886 mar
basielbe in Golge bon grbi6aften brei
Wtal 10 groB als bas eigentli6e 5tamnt=
gut, abgeieben bon ben bier binSugefauf-
ten 8auernglitern. Sn bielem Sabre
purbe es fur 100000 Sbaler an ben
&aufmann unb Stabtratb @drtner perz
fauft, Der es barauf iel5lt betpirt6l1afe.
tete. @6on 1866, als Der bamalige
@raf 8ismard cine Ootation bon 400, !.
600 Sbalern erbalten bate, tpuroen
Berbanblungen iiber ben Mnfauf bes
@utes gepflogen. @raf 8ismarf bot
400, 900 Sbaler, Die Dotation; @drtner,
Der 5obn bes 5taotratbs, foroerte
425, 900 Sbaler; bp9 murbe bamals
aus benz &aufe ni6ts, neil Der Sornbe=
ifan6 ni6t geliigen follte. Ser jebige
&aufpreis tuirb nod gebeim gebalten." /"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-11

- @roBe Stade balte i9 auf bic 10
allsemein beliebten 9r. Muguit
20nis's 9amburger Srop=
fen unb 8ruittbee. Sic iinb
Sdusmittel BON groBem Wertbe. ger
mann Slider, Melrole Sotpnfbip, SGs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-11
9tt)cr's Nille,,.

ssaGbem reseImasiser etubIsans erIaaot IN
nsbme man tdsIi4 cine bieier @iaen na9 s;,d.
pobtr9 seuSbnIi9 cine ponftanbise 9siIans srs
tielt pirb.
3ber's a5t1len iinb rein pfansIi9 inb iber,ndert.
Ole iinb etae ansenebme, uoutommen unI6abIi9e
,ins iuuerIafiise arsnsi, bur9 bic ole aramtbeiten
sss masens ssnb Der Gebdrme sebsiIt wertsn. BUM
9aasssbraa9 sisbt % ssin teiIsres qursatip.
3absrsitet bon
81. 8. q. aber & Co., sopelI, 3aR.
] sn aum gssis,ssn at ssssm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-11

PIE ssraBnIi9Hen ansei9en BOT Tpspepfie
eser Mfanssi an gerrauuns fnb elm Druid int
Massn, nsbIisteit, glabunsert e9winbeI. COB,
etsansn, erbre9en, appetitIofsteit ,snb Sar.Ieis
s'sss'.. @es init 9pspepfs bebaftet III, Ieibet
@ sa'as"sss e'sHO, iSrperIi9 iopobI .uie seiitis.
Sssys Ssa'se i'atsn bic 8ersa.mns ftimuIiren,
a''e es''sn rssssmasissa tasgiasn etuhroono FER
bsifabreH. Siss iSpnsa is bure masias nossu nv,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-11
5abrgang 20.
9lucr's
Q9ue Cure

ensDdlt Elm @eeeneit gescn nlie bon snmpHuft bers
riibrrlse 1tebel, bas, 10 pieI man peiB, in tener
anSern Mr3nei ertbaIten it, Gs ent1dIt feiit gbi=
min, aud feine rtetauibeu nber anbern f1dbIi9en
1eitan6tbeiIe nnb bot baber fenen na9tbeiIigen
GiniIub auf bie Contribution, fonberr IdBt ben 06rs
per 10 gefunb ipie Dot Der 8ranfbeit.
syir garantiren, bab stger's @eue.Gnre ole
5dae pon faItent, renlittirenbem, tillen, @ed5eI<
inS gaIIenfeber, 70 iuie ppn aeberIeiben, bic
Our9 sumpfIuft berbeisef;brt fnb, beiIt. eoate
es nab ridtiser anwenSuns Bu beiIen uerfeblen, 70
finS bic gambler bur6 infer Girfular pom l. SuIt
1882 ernid6tist, has Geib ,ariG3n,a1lem.
Or. 9. C. aper & Co, IumeII, dftaif.
Sn auen alpotbeten ~ baben.
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europa unb 9eraS.

europa unb geraS.
i SEPT 1T bic Belt nod gnroba
7|e2 lIH333 gu reilen ooer 9erpanbte mad
geras fommen gu Iaiien. Durds
billets i'm 8piiaenbed gu folsenoen @rei'em:
antnerpen, 8remen, Samburs.
Bon Gan Mntonio ....... SAC. .35
Fad San Mntonio. .......... $34 Ii
Direfte Cur1billeis bon europa mad iebem
4Iate in 9eras finb Serbdltnibnabig biiiis au
babcn bel 90. 9. Dotttsg, asent,
81. Geblert, YaiIase glerf,
4,2.t l2 @eit- eommereeltr., Gan antonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-11
A4ftt Anoertt Uoralts.

9eine anbere bIttreinisente Mr5nei ruirb iett
ober warbe ie 5ubereitet, bic 70 pouanbig ben gez
birfnifen ber Merate unb bes qabIitams i'm ause,
rseinen entsesentommt pie
The Tombstone., 1885-08-22
AN Ohio paper is greatly in

AN Ohio paper is greatly ia . censed at what 1t terms the brutal auties" of the appointment clerk in the Treasury Department, 2 cer- tain party by the name of Higgins. Higgins appears to have peculiar sense of hUmor, which cur esteemtd d Ohio contemporary does rot appre- ci,te. IL IS asserted of him that he anticipates the official decapitation of Republican clerks by a sigaific- ant gesture which implies theactive operation of the official axe. AIr. Higgins, iti said, sees more humor in this sort of warning than the unfortunate clerk to whom it IS di- rected, and the Ohio paper draws the inference from his indulgence in 1t that Mr. Higgins is "brutish cur" Without stopping to analyze the expression with 6 view to a de monstiati''t showing ;har e cur Is necessarily brutal, the admission may be made that Mr. Higgins's method of announcing his purpose to remove subordinatas is not kind and consequently not gentleIaanly The loss of position is hard enough 10 bear when unaecompanied by manifestations of exultation on the part of the person inhicting the loss, But it is quite possible that an oc- casional indulgence in bis humor- ous propensltes has obtained for Mir. Higgins wider notoriety than he merits. One gesture of the kink described would go a long way in department filed with men and women in constant fear Of loss Of position.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-22

law. In the absence of District Jud .e
 Crosier, who granted the release under
 the former writ, they took the case be fore Probate Judge Hawn. Attorney General Bradford himself filed tLe peti- ,ions for in unctions against McCrystal and B,sc,S, sa.oon-keepers near the un
 ion Depot The case was alternately argued to day by Mr. Bradford for ,he State and Thos. ?. Ferton and Lucien
 Baker for the defendants, Judge Hawn gave his decision denying the injunctions and holding that the Pro hate Court had no jurisdiction in the case, and that even if that jurisdiction had been conferred either upon the Distrio. or Probate Court such power ought never to De exercised in 8 crim- mai prosecution where the accused should be ensitied to jury. This ic the second serious defeat that the Pro
 hihitionists have had here. 1t is be iievea that this will conclude their at tempt to enforce the prohibition law in LeavenH orth butthst strong move Iaent will originate here in favor of a State Ii.h license 'av. There are about 200 saloons ia tAis city each ray ing only $,0 month license. This is abou. ton tines the nRmher of saloons required to do the business.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-22
Fis hi atthe Goa, EirsS.
 SHENANDOAH, Aug 2l.

The miners and laborers employed al Fen;S, Naiiey (, Co.'S. coiliery here V vererecer1ly notified that i've per cent reduction in ali wages would SC into If fecS a. once. The men held meetin" and resolved not to accrp, the reddc- ton. On Tuesday HJnsariaas and Polanders were put to work about the n,iae and although .he striking miners watched their movements closely, no disturbance took place LII late n the evening when the foreigners were at tackled. The excitement brought 10 the scenoe crowds of persons and in less than ten minutes the fight became gen era! and was participated Iii by l0J me ani boys All sorts of missiles were used, stones, clubs and fence rails from fifteen to twenty five persons were seri- ously hurt and several Hangarians ia tally injured. As soon as one man be came injured he was csrriel away and the battle renewed. The HungarianS fought desperately and showed 2 deter a;natiou not to leave the place. Yes terday morning they returned to tho coll;ery and have not since been inter fered with. Another encounter Is ex pecied, however.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-22
Es-union Prisoners.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. ?

=
 The national association ofex- Union prisoners of the war begun it's twelfth aaual session here today. The follow ing committee were appointed on ere l. entials: Comrades Rritton, Ripple and Stark. Before this committee con- cluded its labors, the reports of the officers were handed in.
 In his report President shanklin said: "Thers has been no veyv marked progress in the advancement of our or ganizatioH during the past year. While our hopes of extending our or gan;zstion so as to include all ex-pris- oacrs, with complete state organizations has not been fully realized much prac- tiesl work has been done that must produce desirable results in the imme- dia.o future. We have now reguarly chartered associations, either state or local, in fifteen states, as follows: Pennsylvania s, Michigan :, Ohio :, Indiana 3, Kentucky ?, Colorado 2, Massachusetts ?, Connecticut, Illinois, Wisconsin, Maryland, Virginia, Califor nia, Kansas and the District of Colum. bis making total of g oIginazticns in all"
 Tbe secretary report showed that ore local association hss been organized at Wickita, Kansas, and that regular state association meetings havo been held in the states of Indina, Ohm, Vir,. ginia and Pennsylvania.
 The treasurer was absent and his place was occupied by Dr. c. A. Gesner
The Tombstone., 1885-08-22
Comet Saloon Allen Street Between Sixth and
 Seventh Streets. Pasqua. Nigre, Proprietor.

Would announce to the public that he 8, just received m invoice of fine liquors; aiso >ome extra me Martrll and H-nne>sey Brandy, POIi Ni"r lHG Ho aud Gin, aud large s;oc!. of Iiuind,l Tud ether imuurted wines. In ccnnecripd with tine sa!oon IS u fine billiard table.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-22
Order of Court.

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF COCRIsE 4 COUNTY. ARIZONA TERRITORY.
 Ia the platttr of Leo korner snd E, if. Peter aOn, who heretofore done business uLd int firm nsme ana at, le Of k' ,r 6 peicfson, III said C. Guty and [. rriicrt t-iHsolNe"t debtors,
 Le" kOrI CT and E. II, P,rrrr, n, havii 1l~d II th,- court, tLe p. Ii ion. schedule n inytn or ir srlvency b, which II appenrs that they ait m>otyent uebtOrs. th ssid LcO h irner ana B. ii p, ters n are her, by ciared to be insolvent The SLrr.fu the COun'y of COchire Is hereby di- rec ed to take ,osse ron of . rhe eet-te req Id perso' al oi the ssd Leo kurner and F. Pet rson. 1, btars. whether Of partnership pc'sonal character except ruch AS mry De by law eXemp. from exec m ron. and ci a. thelr deeds vOu' IS, books of accol 's 9rt iapers, aud it keep the same ssiely until the GppoinIm, mt Of si assignee of the estate. Al ,er-ons are forbid den tc pay any deb:s to the tuid in~olV.nts "r ltAef Uf Jh' n. or to deliver any prDl crty be longing 10 th, Ia. or to any perSon firm ur corP"r CTS hereby ioi bidden tD trfns!er or deIive any property until the furth"r ord.r of tLi' Court, except as herein ordered.
 IL Ia I'm thsr Ui dered that all tie rreGtor O sad debtors, be and ,pkta. before | he Hon. Weh- ser Stree JGd C of the Courty ccIrt of CocLis Com ty, Arizona Te r,tory in Cpcn COPIt. at th' court room Of said tourt in The City Ot Ioinh stUte, couhty and t.r'iosy a csHiu. on The lUti day or cep:en Der l-s5, al 10 o'clock A. NJ. oi tust d ". ic IruVe their debs aud chcEc cue O. m .c s--i gJ--1s cf the estate ,i said Ccht Irs,
 IL l. iui ILer ord r,d that he order be pELlsn ed in Ing TOMBSTONE. pa.iy paper and 4 Levspa. CT oi .epc.Al circnIaIicn, puhl>h in the ( itN Of TOp,b pe iE the county Of tCcLisr ant TeiIiturs "i Az zoi g, ss oit h a. .he said paper l. published bcf.re the doy set for tho IL, C z Ui ere ilurS.
 And 1t Is fdIthci "Ederaed that in ,he meant!m . ell prJceeci- g agla-i the -aid i'll cly.nts be s.aye1. WEBSTER SC RE rI,
 Dated ArRusi ], IsS5. Counrs Judge
The Tombstone., 1885-08-22
For Sale!

One of the oldest and best pay ing restaurants in this city will be sold very reasonable if called for within the next two weeks. Sick ness causes thspreseut owner to leave the territory. For particu- lars call or address this office. where full information will be given.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-22

0: Fremont, Ohio, and his report showed that S3ll had been re- seved during the last term.
 The meeting then adjourned, and the members were escorted through the Cnitd States mint by the comrades of the Pennsylvania associa tiCn
The Tombstone., 1885-08-22
StiU -faOiher.

Harner G Shau ghnessy, the popular pro- prietors of ihe Billiard psrlors, on Allen st. having uaade arrangements with The propri- tors oi the C,lr5ra'ca slA.i;z Milwaukee beer, have had iine c,,hest erected in gAoir saloon and ary DOW prcpsred to serve their numerous customers with schooners O! this celebrated beer on d:aughi, ice col Drcn n and iry #. a4 If.