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National Grnnpers.

my 'e'eafspn TO the Dispatcn.l
ibiLADkLPnIA, rESy., November To-
The National Grange, Patrons Of flus-
oandfy, composed Of delegates from every
state and Territory 10 the United states.
commenced their twentieth annual session
mere to-uay. The meetings will be held
secret ana continue about eight daya.
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The Acnsiesny.

Murdock's melo-drama 4 Brave Wo-
man - was repeated at the Academy last
night. The audience was large and the
play thoroughly enjoyed throughout. Miss
Won Leer ms Lillian Bell proved herself an
sctress OF considerable merit. She is well
supported by Mr.. james hardie as I'VE
Eyerleigh and good company. Among
the minor characters that deserve mention
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Sample.uercbnnt Arrested.

Yesterday German named c. Gres, a
whiskcy samplc-merchant. was arrested,
charged with selling goods without Ii
lcr.c. lie was taken TO the Second station
md bailed to appear before the Police
Court ihs morning. Mr.. Hermann Schmidt
became his bondSman,
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Birmingham National Bank.

WASHINGTON, -. C., November 10.-Thc
Comptroller ~ the Currency to-day aU-
thorizcd the Alabama National Bank, Of
a cspIta Of sjO0,0O0, q.
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The Pope and the Italian Government



ROME. November 10.-The Vatican is
preparing for publication an enclycicll let
ter condcmning and Stigmatizing the Ital.
ian Government. whose policy, the letter
will say, places the Pope in the power Of
revolution which menaces hi, liberty.
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HFW YORK, November lO.-,ottou-N es
receipts, .ss5 bales; grots receipts, II 400
bales Futures eio<sd steady; sales rs 200
bPl~s; November. So s5ass So Decemoef.
sselsso 81: January, IS s9.D Fenruary'
40 oeas2 10 March sp.l9as9. 40; April.
So zess9 80; May. ~ 39ass 40; June, ee.t9e
81 so: JAY, 90 5ssS9.bg; August s9.6oA
50 SO
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Democrats. II Is understood that the Re-
publicans propose TO nominate al lude-
pendent for Speaker, expecting thus to con-
troll the organization OF the House. Tue
Democrats expect the cooperation OF the
independents, a. heretofore.
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HiARkETs by TELEGkAPH.
EhW YORK.

NV YORK., November Io.-Octton firm
sales 3s7 bales; upiAnds, 3 g; Orleans.
5-l6c.; receipts, 81 527 bales; exports
70 GreaL Britain, 1887 bales: to the Con-
tlnCut, 500 bs'os; stock, 725.99l bales.
} Outhcrn t.OurQ ulet Wheat shade lower
SO. red sac, November, nominal al
o5i,c. tom lanc lover; No. z, 45hs45l,c. :
November nominal 81 IS C. oats u shade
lower; No. 2 November, 81 a33c. Hops
unchanged. Coffee fair; BIO firu a. lzi4c.
sugar dull. MOlasses dun. Rice steady.
Cotton. seed oil. 24sZ6c. for crude: 88AS7c.
for refined. hcs!n Dun. Turpentine dun A.
36Ac. Hides quiet. Wool rrIn. Pork steady
ana very quiet. Mlddies dull long clear,
q G. Lard 2s3c. higher; western stsG n j,
ST. "a; November, ,S.l9as6.Z0. Fre.ghls
sfegdV
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Railroad Accident.

RALEIGH, n. G., November 10 "A rail-
road accident IS reported on the Ducktown
branch Of the Western North Carolina rail.
road al the mouth Of the Nalahsla, caused
by the spreading Of the rails. W. +. Con-
nelly, ". {. Amon, Mail Agent Luther,
and lady were injured. No deaths.
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LATE WEATHER REPORT.
lBy Telegraph to the DIspat0h.l

WASHINGTON, November Ill \. VI
For I,rgini1. gGGully .fdir ,reqtter,
SIghhy cooler, ce>tcr!y Druds, ShttlaJ 70
Hcrtheriy.
Tor Norh Cdr0lipa anil South Cdr0iua,
generality t0u r,ather, neary stationary
tGnperature, ,cinds rarjaJle, gcnTa!!y 'cest-
eriy.
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Hastings Court. Yesterday.

The only case tried was J. F. Chaplev.
charged with resisting the police. He was
lined so.
The balance Of the day was consumed in
The disposition II civil causes.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MAEhEr.

NOVEMBER 10, 1856.
Some few good mahogany wrappers sold
privately to day. Holders OF line sun. cured
nlers are 1rmer. Market otherwise quiet
and dull
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MAXINE fNrELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, Nov. II, ISIS
POET or RICHMOND. Nov. 10, 1859.
ARRINEn

schooner Mamie saunders. Budi, Pnila.
clpnia coul. Charles n. Page.
schooner David GARRISON, Ireland, Philas
dtipnia. coal, trump & " ost.
Schooner LO'tie, sOmen, Philadelphia,
coal =. H. HAWes,
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DINNER AND rsA.sRrs. &c.

L'RENCH, GERMAN, ENGLISH,
A AND AMERICAN DINNER. TEA,
AND CHAMBER-ShTS al very low prices.
Ny stock OF CHINA Is immense. and prices
VIII please. Re sure aud examine this as
sortment before purchasing elsewhere.
IA. h. WALLACE.
oey2 400 east Broad street.
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ALLEGED Fugitive from Louisa County.

Thornton Meredith was arrested yestcr-
day charged with having committed a
felony in Louisa county. lie was lodged
in the Second station, and will DO ho3 Un-
til the Louisa authorities are Communicated
with
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SAILED.
steamer Ariel DE

steamer Ariel DeyO. Norfolk, United
StRits mall, merchandise and passengers,
l.. 3 Iatum, agent.
schooner Moonlight, Cranmer. Clare
cont. 10 load pine wood for New York.
schooner Alfred Keen, Greedy. Elizabeth
port railroad ties a. G.. Leake. Jr, n Co.;
vessel Curtis & Parker.
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GRAIN AM COTTON EXCHANGE.
d u l. . 4 q I a.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. November 10, 1888.
oFFKRIEG6.
WHEAT S16 bushels.
CORN.-736 bushels
MILL OFFAL.--l5 tons,
BALES REPoRTED 70 SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-W White. l18 bushels common 10
fair at rs 10 soc. Mixed. 1882 bushels very
good on private terms; 900 bushels prime ~
eec. Rcd 600 bushels prime LOugberry 81
~ ~ TO $50.
CORN.-White, G3G bushels very good TO
prime at 46 10 47c.
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6EOtsSiEs, Aa.

NEW Nos. | AND , MACK EREL
~ IN barrels and kits. FINE NORTH
CAROLINA ROE HEARINGS. FEKHls'S
FINE CHIP BEEF. HAMS. and TONGUES.
and 8 lot OF RED VIRGINIA
HAHSat
no a MCCARTHY a HAsxNES.
MOCHA COFFEE
AVA OF SUPERIOR QUALITY,
IN one quarter and one eighth bales.
For sale by
oc 2s-lot DAVENPORT 4 MORRlR
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
{ Reported for the DIspat

iN'ioi 'tu I'M Ailt DhIHtCu,b
EoBFOLk, November l0.-Market quiet,
but there isa good demand for prime nuts.
Prime. Ss3.c.; fancy, 40. common, ia3c.:
shesec, 2sisc.; factory hand picked. ~
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BALTIMORE STOCh MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Nd. November l0.-Vlrginia
new 3s, CAS-; North Carolina 6's, Old. 1927,
Bid today.
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NEw YOak sTOCE mAKGgg.

NEW YORK. November 10 Stocks to-day
were noie sctive and showed moro de-
rlfed strength than for many days past
The bulk OF the advance and the largest
part Of the trading was In the afternoon.
The general news WIS almost entirely or
70 vOTahle character but adyices from Chi-
cago Of n more favorable outlook at that
point were the principal factors In the sd-
snce. Jersey Central, the 0snld stocks,
tichu Terminal and other specialties
were strong Western Union wss'iropg on
The repOrted absorption OF toe Commercial
Telegram Company OF Chicago b. tina Gold
sud stock company The opening was
nrm. advances ranging from X TO =
isfge nun her OF the active stocks how
ever. feu aimed unchanged. white Pacific
YAH went down "a There was some weak
ueps In the early trading. but the market
soon became strong upon moderate pusl.
ness which, however, showed q marhet
r. Ing of before noon. After that Time
activity Was renewed and the market gam.
ID strength advancing steadily until the
. Ose. which was active and strong Al the
CHEST prices reached. sales, 3oS,OOO
shares.
NOM STOCKS quiet and steady. Money,
ss8 per cent. Exchsnge-Long tSc&s4sl;
SPORT. 4S4hn4s4i<. Governments dun.
Ftening. -Exchsnge, tso4. Money, t4s
per cent. Sub-Iressury oaiSnces-jold.
mmenis dull per cents 1915; Der
cents lOoi, bid. state bon IL dull
labama-lass A. q 10 5.......................l04S
Is. SIS, small~..~.........lO5
OeorEis
Georgia ~,
North Carolina consol 6s.............. .......l2l
North Carolina 1904
south Carolina Brown cOn................-..loe
Tennessee settlement 3's"......-............-. ~
NlFklnla ~
NifRlnlR conHOIS................ Do
Chesapeake and 10
O. hicago and northwestern.
Chicago and Northwestern preferred.ltl
East Tennessee 80.
LAKE, Sbta
LOuisville and ashville-,.................... IS
Memphis and Charleston..................- blts
Mobile ana ZO'4
Nashville aud ChatteuOOga.............. IA
New orleans Pacific LIST MORTGAGE. ....
New YORK
Norfolk and Western preferred ........... 50l-
Northern ~
Northern Pacific preferred................... 64N
racine Dos
Richmond and Alleghsny..-.-............. IL
Richmond and nenville-..............,.....- -...
Richmon and West Point Terminal. 49,
hOck
It. Paul
Texas ~ y
Union bO9s
Wabash Pac,flc preferred.................... 80.
n getsrn Union Tvs
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COTTON REPORY,

We quote: Fine, t2.50as2 rs: BlpoTfno,
y 752sS.Zb; extra. IS. 25sS8.50, family. saS
$50; patent family, country, sA.1JasB.a5,
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nryIxw or rHx CHICAGO nAaxnT.

CHICAGO, November 10.-In spite offrni
cables and the upward tendency Of Amsrl-
can wheat NJ Liverpool the eponing u
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nltuNOND STOCK tlIuASaE.

WEDNESDAY. November 10. 1855.
SALIs-FIRsT BOARD.-l, 900 Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac dividend scrip
az esq. 900 90, at ss's 1000 do. at 80.
1000 10. at 50 geo Richmond city IS July
'S7) at lO23s
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MILLINERY,

MRS. B. W. C0SBY'S, 40 s,GA
IVA Broad street. is the place 90 60 2GS
n you are In want OF NEW BoS.
NET or HAT. styles and prices surpassed
by none. -
MIS-. B. W. SAUNDERS COSBY.
no l0.2ts tsS Broad street.
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BALTINOhE.

BALTrSOBg. Nd, November 10.-Oottsh
quiet; nlddllng, Sc. Flour steady with
moderate inquiry: HOWE I'd street and west
eru superane sl.25at2 So: DO. extra. s. 75a
$3.50: DO. family, S3.75aS4.6O CITY NILS,
superfue, 81 z6aS2 rs; do. extra. s3as3.75 !;
do Rio brands. S4.37aSi.Jz; PatapscO fSldt-
~, 50 ia. suIerlatiye patent, S5.35, Wheat
southern steady and quiet: western iirucr
and dull; southern red. e;ss6c southern
amber, Sc. $50. No. l Maryland s3abbtc. !;
No. western winter red. spot. c2 ,a5Z &c.
December So 1883 e.. JanuRry, s. 1855.
Corn Southern 2DOut steady and quiet;
western FIRM and duli; southern white. 45s
400; southern yellow, 4ja4S.c. western
mixed. spot, ~ sst5c. year. 45c asked
January, 45l .a43hc., steamer, f3c. Dii.
OsN fiTn, southern and Pennsylyanlk, 50a
Soc; 6estern white, 3tG35c. western
mixed, 3la3Zi &c. Rye steady 81 56s3sc.
lay easier aud dull; prime 10 chocs west
ern, Seas14. Provisions easier Rud quiet.
Mess-porz, Sll. Bulk. meats-ShOuliers and
clear-rlO sides, packed 58.75ss7 Bacon
Shoulders. 1s8Tsc.; cle2r-rib sides. 7t4c.
Hams. i2Si2Ic. LsTl-Refned, 7Ic. Batter
nrm; western, packed, l3at9c.; creamery.
steady: refined, &c. COree firm RIO car
goes. ordinary TO fair, l2ai2'Ac. Sugar
quiet: soft, 3 c.; copper refined steady
n, lCHaloAc. wnissey steady sud quiet a.
Sl.23asls': treisHiA 10 Llyerpoo. PER
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. November lO.-FiOur steady.
Cash quotations were - follows: No
red wheat, sac. Corn. 49, &C. Data 26c,
Mess pork, S9.35sS9.45. Lard, s5.95. short
rib SIDES Loose, IS so Dry.sa,ted shout
ders Boxed. s5lOas5.2O. snort clear
slies-Boxed, IS. s5as6.9O. Whisky. sl.ls.
Sugar-Stsndard A. JIc. Leading futures
ranged and closed a. follows Wheat-NO-
yember, highest, 74l.c lowest. 1879.
clotlug, 1915: December, highest 1875;
lowest. IA C.: closing. 744c. January, high
est 75Ac.; lowest, 1870; closing, 13Lc.;
NAY, highest. sac. lowest, al &C.. closing.
sIac Corn-N0yember, highest. s5c. low
ert $3.50; closing. $3.50. december. high
eel 86Hc.; lowest, S64c. closing, 3dsc.;
January, highest, 80 &C.; lowest, 36lSc.;
closing, 365sc., aay, highest, &l4c.:
lowest. 4lAc.; closing. 4l14c. Oau- No
vembeT, highest, 2ees. lowest 26e.; closing,
96c December highest, $685.; lowest,
70 c.; lowest, 263.c.. closing, 26asc.; May,
highest 30tc.; lowest, s0Iae. closing. S0rc.
Pork-Novemher, highest, S9.25; Decom-
her, highest, s9.l5; Lowest, s9.l2A: closing,
50 is; January. highest, sl002S Invest,
$685. closing. $3.50. iard-<ovemoer.
highest. so.S5; lowest. s5.32,s; Do
ce ulher, highest. s5.s3n; lowest, IS. s7S:
closing, SIS 90; January, highest, s5.975s;
lowest s. oS; elosing. SIS 95. short ribs
January. highest. s5.121: lowest, $50;
cloipg, $40; February. highest. sS.l5;
lowest, s5.l2h; closing, s5.l2A.
RnvIxw or THE CHICAGO nAaxnr.
CHIcAao. November DIN spite ofnrm
cables and the upward tendency Of Ameri-
can wheat VI Liverpool the spsnin9 u
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COTTON REPORH.
Harket quiet.
RECEIPTS.
AT Roanoke warehouse, bales.
QOOTATIoRs.
,3Ooc MIODLFG.--pC.
AIDDifNG.-Sa
Low 8IDDLISg. $40.
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Mean temperature. .................59
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-07
TELEGRAPHIC.
A RattleSnake In a Wafer
 melon.


 LOUISVILLE, Ky, Aug. 6.-Vncle Ephraim Smith was q very important parsonage in the motley audience present at the unloading of car of trattlesnake" melons from Georgia, at the Chesapeake, Ohio and South western Freight Depot, at Twentieth and Rowan streets; yesterday after noon. As the beautiful cucurbitaceous plants were tossed from hand to hand, Uncle Eph's mouth watered. Finally huge melon was found with a small hole in one end. Uncle Eph had managed to get into the good graces of the Italian receiving clerk by var ious sundry and learned remarks on melon culture and the fine prospects for the market, and the melon was according handed oyer to Eph in ex- change for five cents he had managed to borrow Last night a select num- Der of guests assembled at Eph's re- sidence, at Fourteenth and Congress alley, and after due preliminaries the old mans razor crushed through the luscious fruit, and as it rolled open a huge diamond-backed rattlesnake reared it's head rom the heart of the fruit and inapgurated strike. As it coiled for leap Uncle Eph disap- peared under the table and the rest beat nasty retreat. 4 philosophic member of the company, aware of the fact that "rattler" can only strike one-third its length, finally persuaded two of the men to return with him, and the reptile was killed. It is five feet two inches in length, and about the thickness of a mans wrist. The serpent is of the venomOus type known as the diamond back, and is found only in the swAmps of Georgia and the palmettos of Southern Florida. Uncle Eph takes pleasure ill exhibit ing the body of the reptile to all.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-07
When you go to the city don't fail to see Lesssr Summerfeld, under the Baldwin.

When you go to the city don't fail to see Lesssr Symmetrical, under the Baldwin
 Lesser summertie1d has the largest stock Of clothing in San Francisco, ut 942 Market street, under the Baldwin 7-24f
 FOR 6ALE-A Ranch eight miles from Tombstone Plenty of water ard erass |, good house. corral and watering trOGghs. For further particulars apply to Dewitt
 For the Snest clothing go to Lesser Sum merield under the Baldwin Hotel, San Fran cisco, California.
 A responsible New York rompany Eants foreman immediately 10 take cIsrge (under diTecLioa of Consulting Engipeey) Of silver mlues h elevated, healthy region of Hundurqs; one speaking Spanish preferred. A desirable position for q first -elass man Address, Honduras" P. o. Box 2sl6, New York, stating In full, time and nature Of sx- Perisnee, references and salary ex2ge
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-07
A Card From Mir. Abbott,

EDITOR TOMBSTONE Tn the edit orial column of the Epitaph of this date, an article appeared charging John Montgomery with circulating Q report to the effect that if was elect ed Sheriff of Cochise county, J. O. Dunbar would be Under Sheriff and run the office. This was the first intim- ation that had that such report was in circulation. In reply will say that if 1 am Sheriff of Cochise county, John O. Dunbar will receive no ap- pointment in the gift of that office. l will further state that I do not own the Epitaph, nor do l control one syllable that appears in it's columns, and the man that reported the above tales, be he John Montgomery or some other person, to put it in the mildest language I ain capable Of using, is an untrHlh. If by any turn of fortane's wheel I should be elected Sheriff of this county, no person will receive an appointment under me that will not command both the re- spect ard confidence of the entire community. c. S. ABBOTT.
 TOMBSTONE, August 6, 1886.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-07
Grand Rame,

The tickets for the ratfie- of MT. JosIaa Kir]ew's handsomely improved property are now ready. Remember that this is one of the finest gardens in Tombstone, there be- inE l6 bearing frmt trees, besides many others that will bear next season. Severn. grape vines of different varieties, now co7 cred with luscious fruit, current and goOSe- berry bushes. Anybody can Dc convinced by calling at Ar. Kirlew's residence back of the Union Soda Works. Tickets arc for sale at thv low price of one dollar each, and can be procured at Bol Israels, and all the lead ing business houses in town. 7-ad
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-07
From Fort Huachuca.
FORT HuACHUCA. Aug. 6. 1886,

FORT HUACHUcA, Aug. 6, 1886.
 EDITOR DAILY TOMBSTONE: :-The news at this post is little indeed. Company l, Sth Infantry, are here preparing to go to join Capt. Lawton who is 300 miles below the line. Troop E, 4th Cavalry, have come here to take regular station. They have had hard service for fourteen months, and are certainly entitled to this rest. The post will certainly gain by their being stationed here, as they have one of the finest minstrel troupes in the service, and they are now preparing to give grand ball and supper to celebrate the coming to the post, and from the general expression of the officers this troop knows hsw to give a successful one. They are getting the invitations printed and they in tend inviting the entire country around them. It is to be free. The 4th Cavalry Band will be in attend ance. The Ball is under the supervi- sion of the Forsythe sociaIs, Troop E, ltb Cavalry, and the fund on hand to be expended, is said to be $40O, l have seen some of the decorations and they are certainly unique. The officers will all attend, and are using every effort to aid the men to make the ball a successful one. Hoping you will be invited and come. I am
 Yours respectfully,
 A CITIZEN.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-07

Talk about fine goods, both foreign and domestic the citizens of Tomb. stone should call and see the fine stock just received by Harris, Tomb stones popular tailor. MT. Harris has an experienced buyer in the east and in California who purchases nothing but the finest goods and the latesl figures. Call and examine them at his fashionable tailoring emporium in Bothin block, Allen street. 5-14
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-07
RoId Contiaeuce Gnme.

BOWMAN Tex. August A grand barbecue was given here to-day in honor of the close of the county can vass. The city was crowded with people from all parts of the county. During the day one of the boidest con fidence schemes within the recollect- ion of the oldest citizens was carried out upon the public square. A man calling himself Homes sold pair of mules and wagon to citizen for $25O He pocketed the money and walked out of town. Pretty soon perhaps twenty minutes later the citizen started out of town with his bar gain when MT Hill the owner of the wagon and team stopped him and asked him what he meant by driving off his team. The citizens face was blank; he had been taken in. The Sheriff and his deputies are after the confidence chap, Jones is a small man light complexion, with a very light mustache with quick, ner- YOus movements.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-07
WEBSTER STREET.

Harry Newland arrived in this city last evening. J,S. Clark returned last evening from Washington via Los Angeles, much improved in health.
 There is letter. at the postoffice addressed to Mrs. Mary Brooks, Dun can, A. T., that is held for lack of postage. !.
 Tie political war has now com menced, and in few days the pot will begin to boil.
 William Win-erer, the young man who died yesterday, was formerly a school teacher in Tucson:
 William Storms took his departure this morning for Leavenworth, Kan.' and upon his return will be accom- panied by his bride. ....
 c. Iverson, 'Bisbee; wm. and Geo. Storms, ranch; J. H. Tracy, Benson ; Sam Katzenstein, Fairbank; M. c. Growly, city; are registered at the Occidental hotel.
 There is no sure thing, that any mail will arrive from either east or west tonight, as the time table is de- moralized bS numerous washouts on the road both east and west.
 The southbonnd train of the N. NJ. . & A. R. Co.,, encountered washout yesterday afternoon near Calabasas, and did not reach Nogales until 2 40 this morning, when it turned right around and came back.
 The Epitaph insinuates in this mornings issue, that it is not the low price of silver that is causing the mines to shut down, but desire on the part of the mining companies to further reduce wages in this camp. This is a very unjust insihuation, and is calculated to do harm to worthy nfn as well as to the camp.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-07
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Ambrose Iiyall, deceased. The creditors of and all persons having claims against the said named estate, are hereby notified to exhibit theIr claims with the necessary vouchers to me within ten month after the first publication of this notice at law office of JaRes s. Robinson, in the City of Tombstone, County of Cochiso, Territory of Arizona, or the same will be forever barred JOEL LYALL, Administrator.
 Dated. TombStOne, July 26, 1856.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-07
Knees! Races!!

On Sunday next, there will be a grand afternoon of races at Doling's Race Track. The first race will be a quarter mile race for a purse of $50, $10 entrance, four to start. The sec ond 8 600 yard race for purse of $50 five to start, entrance $lO. Don't kick but walk right up to the Cap tain's office and settle. All entries close at Doling's saloon on Thursday evening. ,S;4td
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-07
Notice.
Notice. GRAND BRANCH STATION, ]
 .l.l INLn

GRAND BRANCH STATION, ]
 July 23, lSo6.( To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 1 hereby give notice th..t we the undersigned do not hold ourselves OF our property responsible for any debts contracted by J, H. Edmunds, ns we are not in partnership with him.
 P. H. HARRINGTON,
 B. J. BLOM.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-07
Brutal Ontrnse.

MACON Mo- August "A brutal outrage Was committed on the person of Leva Henderson Q little colored girl 12 years of age last night. She belongs to one of the most respect able families and was returning from church about II o'clock when the assault was made on the principle street of the city. Her cries brought q number of persons to the spot. among them a policeman who arrived in time to catch the criminal Jackson Guy negro B years old. The child'S injuries are considered very serious and there is intense feeling among the colored people which may possibly re- suit in lynching, Guy was lodged in jail last night and his preliminary trial took place this morning result ing in his being committed to jail in default of $1 900 bond.