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Saowell tS Stanford, Plaintiff,
 
 Chas E. Hcenan, Defendant.
 The Territory of AriZ lna scnds greeting tU charles Heensn. eelhndart: YUu are be- ebJ summoned and rrquir 10 appear before me al ny office In Tombstone. unty of Cuch sc On ;hg 30th cay of April, A D 1888, at 10 o'clock Q. m to aDswcr the Complaint of the above named plaintiffs, who demand of you th-t You are in- debted tO them in the RuI, of SIS 70, for guods and merchandise rchssed snd Geliyereuto you at youI ius -dnce md TeGutst; Es more fully ap- If you ,nil to appear HLd aId answer -a'd com plaiut herein required, the plaintiffs will takv judgment H. nst yo3 as demanGed gnd f T the costs oi thiH suit. Gty:n under my hand this [ day of March, A D lee6. (. E. ALVOED, J P.
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+ THE JUSTICES COURT. TOWNSHIP N". 1. Coca re col tJ, Ar1z. na Ierri,OrY. be.ore C. K. word, J. demand. S65.25
 caldwell < St1nt I'd, PInin.ih,
 Yr.
 Henry F. Picc Defendant
 The Territory of Arizona sen's greeting to He"ry Pric defeLuaul: ou are hert by ruIn. oned and equIred to appea. beiU me at my office in Tom 6stonr, cOu U OI C0chls,. O.. the 3U.n da' Cf Apr,.. A D 1es6, u ten o'clock d,, tO answer tht On. plant the above ham, q plaint ifs, VII o demand Il you that you are ill., debte' |" tIt n ill h. sun of S6J.15, g4odr aud me chand s purChas q urIv,rcd L, you a. j. u! Ibsta ce n. request, as moe tuIl, Gp- bears by C. mpla nt now Ud file my flee. A, d Il yod iall tU sppe 1T g Id answer said complaint as her 1T Ieqa.,ed, the plaintiffs will take judg lEtn rgainst you d, manded aLd Iur [. t costs Oi this suIJ. Given und my hand this 1St day i March, \ D ISe6, c. t. ALVORD, J. r.
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James PlI.s. Def.noant.

James Piles Defenoaut.
 l he e'ritoiy of Arizona serds greeting to 1Hncs Piles, defendant; Y"u gre hereby fuIp- ny oth. III be city of Tombstone, cuuu of C~c.,se, on the Both day If April. U 1SSj, at o'clock a. h., to Wer to the cnmpl mt of the above name' plaintiffs, who dema. ds |, ynu t.iaI yon are in euted to them in the sum of S3i OO, fCr goods and m' reha dlse purchase and d hveie t'i Uu at .ypS r ausIsnGe and quest, a. my oti z. And il you fa,l 10 appear aLd a eweT sad co plsut as herein required, h. p.aiLtIff7 wal take judgme.t again-t you As dsmaLd d, nsnd a, saId towL ship, the 2d day of March. A i ISo6. = C. t. ALYOkD P
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Rare Chance.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE A honse and lot in BisbeC, the lead ing Copper Mining Camp in Arizona Territory. in the center of the busl- Dcss portion of the town. Will take cash, cattle CT real estate in Tomb stone in payment thereof. Apply to H. SCHMEIDNG,
 The Pioneer Jeweler. Allen Street, between 4th and 5th, Tombstone, A. T. 4=l5tf
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First insertion March 27, 1SS6.
 NOtice of, Forfeiture. TO JOHN SIMPSON AND IKE ROSEN .. BIIRG

.IU JUiILN DIaaI DN[N -A-ND 1INIs IsN'R7I1-' BURG.
 You arc hereby notified that have ex- pended one hundred dollars. (S10O), in labor and improvements on the Little Jack" lode and mining claim. situsted in the Warren Mining District, County of Cochisc, Terri tory Of Arizona, loraliqn .qotice of which claim is recorded in: Book o! Mines No. ,, naee B3S, Cochise County Records, under .the provisions of section 23.4, Revised Statutes of the Uuited States. Now there fore, If within ninety (9o) days from date thereof and publication of this notice, you fail oy refuse to contribute each or you your proportion of said expenditures aud cost of this publication as co-owners, your :nt6Fests in said mIpe ol claim, will ecome the prop. erty of the undersigned. under said section 2324, Revised Statutes of the United States.
 J, P. MANSFIELD.
 BIsBTE, Arizona, March 24, 1SS8.
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Messrs. Cesar & Wehrfritz have just received, at the Crystal Palace saloon, 9 consignment of ale and DOT ter, which they keep on draught, and draw from their patent German foun- tains. Go and try some some of it.
 2=6tf
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\. Ames, De.eIdabt

\, Amee, De.eIdabt
 The Tsrrrtury of Arizona sends Grecti7g to Ames. dettndant: l u are hereby summoned ana r c fred to appear hrfnre me at Uy office in Tombstone c umtv U c ciise, cu the 3Otn day of Apr l, A 1882. a. 10 o'cl ck n. tn answer the complui tt of the anove-named plIirtif-, VI 9 .na ma If you that ynu are indeb ed to the in the sum of $6i, guods lad melcEandise yu cLased and driiver.,d to Ou O. yuur own instance and req icft, as lore fully 6ppt GTs bv comp ainr new oi' fle iD my cfice- Ann if you fla 10 ap pear nd rIswer said comp1diIt ls h,reI" re- duieed, r plaintih will Ike judgment aga nrt :, ai 2 demanded and fyr the co-ts oi th.- suit.
 Iyen under my hand this 2nd day of March A D GS6 (. [ J. r
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Caldwell < Stanford, Plaintiff,


 Caldwell < Stanford, Plaintiff ]
 VIZ
 Nathaniel Al, xand T, Delft.
 he Territory of Arizo sends greeting to Natl an el Al-xIL der, dcieuoant: You are ere by snmm ont and required to appear betore me al nay ficr in rt tmbstu' e, county of Cochlse, oI the 30th da, Of ApIIl. D Ie86, at len o'c Ock a. u 10 answer the complaint 1 t"e abOve-named plsiarlffs, who demand oi yOu that y,u are iu d., t O them in he sum of SI425, for goods and merchan ise pu.c asrd aud deliv, r., d /, l. your own Instance and request. q m,re iuliy appv rs b. mplant now file in my office And if you fail to appear s,.d answe ssid c~m- D ainI as herein Quircd, ihe liint.f7s wII take judgment against you As demanded a for the costs of lhIs suit, Given uIder my hand this -'''' N"' c E. ALYORD, J P.
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Notice to Creditors.

ALL CREDITORS OF HE LATE HENRY ROkman, ueceased, are hereby notified C, present theiI claims, with proper vouchers iu me, at the store of Thomas AtrhIsun, eorpor Ol SixIh Rnd Alien street, within fOuI months from the date oi this notice, Dated March I9th, 1886.
 GEORGE R. WATT, Administrator Of the Estate of Henry Box man, deceased.
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C. Brooks, LIeiend.nt.
 The TerriIrry of Ar zona sends g-eeting to .. c. Brooks, l'efe. daat: You are her, by sum mol and required to Ia peAL befIre m at mp O1ice in IomO tone, cUuuty Or CUchlse, on thl 30th day oi April, 4 D 1886, at len e'cl"cK a. n 10 answei the mpla.nJ ol the above named pl in iti's 8, who demand ci you that you are il dehIed 10 them l.. the cum S6o. .yy 10. gOOd- aLd mercuandise pI -chased and d: Ii, cred Q you a your instance and request, more fnll, appea s by c.mplP It Eow on fife ill III, Lfiee. and 1 }, u iasl 10 appear answer said cOlnpla nI us herein r,qJi ed, Ihu lalp itTs wIll lake judg menC rg tiust You aud for the uOs If his suit Giyen Gncer my hand this 1s' day of Ma ch A. b. 1SS6 C. E. ALVOhDJ r.
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NO7ICEl

County, City Warrants and Jurors Certificates, ac- cepted accounts agalu~t the City or County bought at the highest market price at the Cochise County Bank
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The Finest in the Land.

Those fine Tom & Jerry's, hot Scotch whisky, hot Jamaica, St. Croix and New England rums at Henry CampbelpS Keg House, 1-5 tt
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SERMONS,

sNo. T. in tho county of Co. hlse, Territory of .A4izona, before C. F. AlvUrd, J. F.; uensnd, $47.49.
 Caldwell & Sta f rd, Pl iutff,
 Vs.
 Mul. Covingtor, Defendant
 Icrl;Ory Of Arizona scnds greeting tp .r.nmuued aud rtquircd tC iPpear tcfore me at my office m 1nnhstrnc. c, unty If O,his .. ,n 'tc-3uth dry,rf April A D., 1856, at len o'clocS I. n ,ts d ,sAT"r the comR.a,n of The Sab vc- name pl nfIti-s, who d. mai5d If O tfat yuu are ind, ,bIcd 70 them in he srm of SI7.49 or poOs auf nIcfchndse purchn cd and deliye ed tASpn~.aS youI iEstaIc and rcqre-I, [, as nor, -fdrly apBearsy by mpls'nt Iow un fife iL my 'ilice. nhid If you fail lpt ar aud answer said cuinplrut as herein rrquucd, the plaiml If w'il take jud- -Smcnt aga nst gu Gemanded and fgr the costs Gi this suit. Jiivrn under my hand his lst day of Ma. cn, \, D.. 1886. c, F.. ALNORD.
 Justice If the cucg
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{! First Publication March b, 1SSGl
 NO1Ice for Publication.
iPNErMpTl0Y: No. ll7..)
LAND OFFIcE.AT -TCCsaE, A. T., '. March II, 1886.

LAND OFFIcE.AT TCCsoE, 4. T., ,s,
 : March II, lSs6
 Notice is hereby given that lhe following named settler has filed hiz rOtige oI int,n
 iinn to make fnnl% Rfn0f in support of his .elaffi, anH that said proof will be m de be- fore the Regislrcr and Receiver atTucSqn' Arizpna. on Ap.ti 2n, lSS6, viz. Eugene I. Rogers. of Bcnson,- Arizona, for ,the E5555; ;oi S E L{ of section.l0, and Vi 56 oE $ W X af Ste .if. Township r Soulh,: Barge 20 EIst, 0ilt and Salt River base and meridian. He names the following witnesses tO prove lis continuous idence upon. and cnltivatTph Of said liimd viz; W G. Johnson, R. E. Wiz sdir Jarircs Pattap and trurge Kynl. all 0 pcn<uu, Arizona. :, z" B..M. TIjGNAs:. R;iiss sets'
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Ia acknowledged by eminent surgeons to Ee the purest and finest known, and invaluable to inYali1s
 SIMMONDS' KENTUCKY NABOB BOT Aa BON WHISKY has been well known foF many years, being unsurpassed foI it's zee lent quality and delicious flavor. Everybo y who has tried says it is the best iu hs world.
 Families supplied by the gellop, cas uF bottle.
 sB- None genuine unless my 'ignatu,e is across the cork, "G. Simm Jpds,"
 My agent is authorized to sell to tue trade, half barrel, barrel dil ect shipment from Kens lucky or from his warehouse San BeFpAF- dino Sold by the bottle and gallon by
 ROTHIN, TWEED & COMPANY,
 soie Agents for Tom bstole and vicinity.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-04-30

Fruit trees, small fruits, and grape vines for late planting; monthly rost bushes, Oleanders, and plants and bulbs in variety; and the combination steam washing machine, best in use, eold,,5y J-H. Futile, Second street between Allen and Fremont, Tomb s,one- 9-22G
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Vs,
 +. M, McDo al Defendant
 The Territory or nIizoLa sends greeting to F, McDObald, Gtfendtnt: You are be eby -um moneu an requh ed.to appear b. Io.e me al my file in T mpsl Le, unty- of CUchisc, on the F" h'dsy Of April. A D. 1SsR, al 10 U clock Il n , to snrWer the COmpIa pI of ths; above naa el pl iutIff's, Vi D. UsIuahd of 70 that you are in iTbted . them tn tht ,um Ul S74.4l, for Z, ous ud mrrcha.t.ise Purc. ased nd deliver ed to yOut ihsta C. an1 req uesi, Ar m.re fully sp- ars ny 60 npl llnt Il W U" nle iD my Uh ce And you iail tOEppear answer soIu con paint @ s in quirea the P am ih's will ttI c judp- ent against you IemAn ed aI.d l,,r he ct,st IhIs suit. Giver und my lana this zld uay March, D lSS6 (, l. ALVUkD, J. r.
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SUMMONS,

IN THE JUSTICES COURT, TOWNSHIP :, l, county of Co hire, Territ. " of Arlzona 3, lore z; E. Alyord, P.; delnaId $5l Oo. Caldwell $ Stanford, Plaintiff,
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-04-30

IN THE JUSTICES COURT, TOWNSHIPd No, l, .unty of COchis Terrirory of ;arizvua. before C.>t., word, J. F.; demand, go. Caldwell < SIantUru; Plaintiffs,
 ys
 W NJ. Price, Defendant, .- The Ter ory Of lIiZ,rna senns greeting 10 ". N. Price, fe:endant: You arc suu.moIeG and equiIed to appear berO c me at my office IL T m.s,one. c"uniy of Coch.se, Cn the 3U,h uay oi April 4. D. I656, Icno o'clock n. m , | answer the complaint of he aUOye named pa mt 1-, who d, maDd Oi you that you are Indeb ed to tnenI Ia. the sum of -S20 for z. o g anu rvrchanGisc pur- chafc ca and GciYe cd at yOar 1nstance and re= quest, ss more tully up ears by complaint IOU on ldc m my ofd e And ii yOp fail rU appear the plai. ifs w,ll ke judgment gainst you us demanded anG for the Costs ,f tii, ruIt. Given under my hand this lst cay of March \. D 1oS6.
 C. E. ALNORD. J. P.
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The Fountain.

The Fountain Chop House is the coolest place in the city to IsAe t meal, Na smoke: heat or smell from tue klicnen, il being en- treIy ssparate from the dinlp@ room. Nc iUre-quarter beef used. NOlhinS but tEs choicest cuts, fish, game, oysters, elC Fri, vste entrance trorr TUughnuL street tO Ib4 bUxgs. Oct7tf.
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Notice.

have appointed Mr. J. V. Vick- CTS s:my agent to collect all outstand- ing accounts due Summerfeld Bros, and also to pay nll debts owed by said firm. LESSER 'SUMMERFIELD. 5-7tf
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IN THE JUSTICES COURT. TOWNSHIP No. l, in the Coun,y of ,hise Territory Arizona, before C:k; Award, I. F.; demanl S6S. .99 Caldwell $ Stanford. F a1ntihr l
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For Sale.

An elegant lady's saddle. For pat cu]ars enquire at this office
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IN THE JUSTICES COURT, TOWNSHIP No 1, in tie c unty If Coehise, Territory Ot Arizona, be'ore E Alyord, J. F.; demand s64.
 adw ell & Stanf5rd, tlaintif,
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No. 1, III the County of Cocnlse, Torrio of Arzora, before c, E. Alvord, J. P; demand,
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IN TEE JURTICE's COURT, TOWN SHIP No. 1, in the tOun of Cocuise, Territory or Arizona, before C. E. AIvord, J. P.i demand, SIe.20
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If you want bargains in oil cloths and carpets, SC to Schoenfeld & Hey mans. 3-26 i'm
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IA THE JUSTICE'S COURT, TCWNeHIP No. 1, in the County of Co h,ze, TerrItoiy Ul A, ,zoua, before L. E. Alvord. J. P, demaud, S74 4l. .t.,N.ll R m rnrh -pInir.iE
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Members AmIi-Chincse League

Any member of the League know ing of any person or persons giving washing, buying vegetables, or em- ploying Chinamen in any capacity are earnestly requested to report the same to any member If the investi- gating committee, that they may wait oH said parties and request them to desisg from said action. The utmost secrecy will be maintained and the names of such informers will hot be made public.
 FRANK BROAD,
 Col. DEAN,
 JOSIAH kIRLEW,
 w. J. WEEKS,
 J.. HES CHHTHAM, Members of Investigating Committee.
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E'EairGIsCEaSS Line.

Ther2 will be another thlld-class or cmigrant stage line start tomorrow morning between this city and F1;--- bank: Fafe, 25 cents.
 :,ToM TAFT, Proprietor.
 fHARRY sTEvEKsas, Agt. At the Willows Saloon.
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.AnheGSer beers on; draoghtz at the GFfental. fine lunch .hlov.n-in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-18
Distributing Carp aud Trout.


Col. Mcdonald, Of the fish commission. states
that owing to the low temperature we have had
this year the supply of carp will be less than
that OF previous years, although there will be
sufficient for distribution to all applicants and
the stations throughout the country. Already
the New England stations have received their
supply OF carp, and on Tuesday last car No. Q
lett with 10000 carp for stations in Colorado.
Nevada, California and Utah territory Also a
car load was sent yesterday to Raleigh, n c.,
lof express applicants in the eastern part of the
state. The next shipment of carp will be dis
trlbuted in Indiana, Ohio and Illinois and the
car will, en- route to Washington. receive at the
Worthwhile station load OF trout for southern
Ohio, Kentucky and the reservoir at and
streams In the vicinity of Lexington, KY; also
Tor the head waters Of the Big Sandy river.
Owing to the mortality in transportation of
the small iry trout, which have hitherto
been supplied to applicants, in future .year-
ling trout will be almost xclusively distributed
In Indiana Michigan and northeastern Ohio
Tonight car No. 3 proceeds to the station at
WithVlile to receipea return shipment of Cali
iornia trout for small applicants in Maryland.
West Virginia and the central stations The
government pond in Monument lot will shortly
be filed in.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-18
CHARGED WITH STEALING.
Wholesale Discharge of Conductors %
thc Mexican Central Railroad.

CHICAGO. Nov. lS.-A Tunes special from the
city OF Mexico says To the great surprise OF rail-
road circles and the travelling public the manage
ment of the Mexican Central railway has dis
charged every passenger conductor on the road.
some sixty In all. Ii Is said that the removals
were on the secret reports OF spoilers sent out
by the Boston directors, who suspected an or
ganlzed system OF stealing. About twenty
American station agents have also been dis
charged on the ground OF their supposed COM
plicity with the conductors. A large number
of the dismissed conductors and agents will
leave here Friday Tor Vera Cruiz To take Satur-
days steamer for Galveston and New Orleans.
They denounce the action Of the railroad offici-
ais. a similar discharge OF passenger conduc-
tors took place on the Central road two years
ago. when IL WAS discovered beyond "A shadow OF
doubt that thousands ot dollars OF the COM
pany had been Systematically pocketed by con-
ductOrs. Freight train conductors have, as n
general thing, been promoted along the line To
the places made vacant. a large tie contractor
who supplies nearly all OF the ties for the Gen.
tral system, has been notified Ivy the company
TO cease delivering ties until the financial afa
improve, as IL Is unable 10 pay for the same On
It's present revenues.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-18

wheelhouse and succeeded in having the women
and children safely transferred to the boats,
remaining himself to perish with his vessel.
General Sherman characterized this deed of
unseifish devotion as the most heroic incident
of the highest culture She died in 1880, ieav-
Ing two children, son, young Alan Arthur.
and daughter. Nellie. Her room at Mr..
Arthurs house, 1913 Lexington avenue, New
York. remains just as she left 1t at the time OF
her death, not one ricture removed nor one
trifie changed in its position.
Soon after leaving Washington for New York
upon the expiration of his presidential term,
MIR. Arthurs health was announced failing,
and much solici:ude was expressed by his
friends. Recently, however, they have been
inspired by hope, on account OF what was sup
posed to be a favorable change in his condition,
and his death is announced almost unexpect-
edly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-18
The Case Of Recorder Matthews.
LIKELY TO COME BEFORE THE SENATE AGAI,
THIS WINTER.

LIKELY TO COME BEFORE THE SENATE AGAIN
THIS WINTER.
AS the session OF Congress draws near the
question as to what the President will do in re-
gard to the recordership of deeds is frequently
asked among District people. There was
rumor in circulation that the President would
appoint Mr.. Matthews minister 10 Liberia and
send in a new name to the Senate as his sue
cessor in the office of recorder OF deeds; but a
STAR reporter has ascertained that such q
plan, even il contemplated, could not be car
ricd out, Mr. Matthews would not go to
Liberia. From the best information attain
able it seems that he scheme as to the Liberian
mission was purely imaginative. There is moth
Ing to indicate that the President has any other
Matthews appointment TO the Senate. Opinion
differs as 10 the fate of the nomination in the
Senate. 1t Is main tanned by some that, as Mr..
Matthews was not rejected upon any question
OF principle, there is no reason why the Senate
should not reconsider its former action. There
are others who hold that the Senate will adhere
to its record in the case, and will reject Mat
thews by more emphatic vote than before.
Senator Black kbuIn who reported the nomina-
ton from the District committee at the last
session, declared just before he left Washing
ton some weeks ago that, upon denomination,
not more than half q dozen votes would be cast
for Matthews confirmation. In behalf of the
incumbent, it is claimed that he has made an
by justice, must judge him by his public
record and his private character. The indica-
Lions are that the Senate will he given another
opportunity to pass upon the appointment,
and 1T is probable that it will excite q lively
controversy in that body.
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DEvOURED nv WOLVES.
Terrible Fate of Two Missouri DNS
Who Weut Nut Gathering.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1S.-A special from DE xter,
Mo-. says: Last Monday morning Willie
Meyers. aged sixteen, and johnnie Flynn. aged
fifteen, sons OF neigbboring farmers. left their
homes 10 gather hickory nuts. They did not
retarn Monday night, aud yesterday a party
was organized To search for the lads. Late last
night the remains OF Willie Meyers were dis
covered in a Wild and lonely ravine ten miles
nom here. Nothing but his clothing and a lew
bones were iound, aud Investigation showed
that he had been devoured by wolves. Notrace
oi Flynn has vet been discovered. Both Stod-
daTd and Bollinger counties are overrun with
wolves. and it is believed the lads were chased
by pack after dark and separated I'm their
light. There Is very little hope OF finding
Flynn alive. hut the search is being pushed
with vigor. \ pack of wolves were seen near
Bloomfield last week and were very bold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-18

AN APPOINTMENT By THE PRESIDENT, ETC.
The President to-day appointed George NJ.
Sawyer, of Springfield, Mo-, to be register of the
land Office at Springfield, Mo-
The following appointments in the War de-.
partment have been made under the civil
service rules, s. Il. o.; class $1,000, Levi c.
Blake, New Jersey; z. 7. Daniel, Ala; Horatio
q. Gibson, KY; VIM. Melin, of La; VIM. F.
Cobb, OF Mass, and Robert E. Harvey of
Ohio; A. q: O., Chas. 8. Elliott, OF Kan; Thos
b. White, ofN.Y Y.
Mr.: A. +. Kingsley has resigned a $4,000
position as u principal examiner in the Pension
office, to actively engage in business.
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From Wall street To-Day.

NEW YORK. Nov. IS.-Wall street am.
The stock market opened very active, but heavy
to weak, this morning, first prices generally
showing declines from last evenings final
figures of from * TO 4 per cent although a few
stocks were higher. The general list lost small
fractions further In the early dealings, but soon
regained them again. The features OF the trad
ing We're the slump OF per cent on Richmond
and West Point 10 I9l2. and its recovery To
51ia and the strength i'm Atlantic and Pacific,
which rose - per cent Reading lost u. and
Ohio and Mississippi gained ~ per cent Tho
market later became quiet and generally firm,
and so remained until IL O'Clock, Hooking Val
ley showing great strength late in the hour.