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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-19
CITY ITEMS.
Easter Week Bargains
at Henry Strashrrger's Dry Goods House

Easter Week Bargains
at Henry Strashrrger's Dry Goods House,
$50 18th street.
We offer large line of Spring Dress Goods
Silks. Satins and Velvets, good as on the ave-
nue., at Ith-street prices.
French Statues, 25c., sold elsewhere at 37c.;
best American Satines, 19c, worth 25c.; Crinkle
worth 80 to doc: yard wide Percales, Shifting
ami Dress styles, 6lac., worth 121ac, Lawns,
short lengths, from TO 10 yards, &c.; Crazy
Cloth, 12t2c., value 25c.; Goods for Confirma-
ton Outfits; India LinOns, Embroideries and
Laces, at astonishing low figures; Bleached
department Is complete at low prices. Special
attention Is called to our Lace Curtains at nearly
halfprfce. Store open until bpm.
Arno Cafe, 10th ST., bet. and TX SITS.
Breakfast, rs cts; Lunch, SO cts; Dinner, rs
cts. Regular boarders at reduced rates.
Another Ton OF Choice Turkey Prunes.
Same price, lb. for Csc
N. T. METzGER g. Bro, Grocers,
AT 7th st. NV.
A Friend I'm Need is n Friend Indeed.
If the man is public benefactor who makes
fore, surely he Is public benefactOr, too who
contributes something to the relief of suffering
humanity. He is friend in need. Many who
have launched variety of medicines on the
credulous public, which do no good, are friends
but In name. But when preparation which
combines both food and medicine in one, and
which is universally recognized, like the Celery,
may recognize DIR. Henley as friend to
humanity indeed. All druggists sellit
For Medical or Social Purposes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-19
LADIES' GOODS.

r AIDES CAN HAVE SUITS MADE FROM IS
L. 10 $40: good work; perfect iii qua antecS. Al
MRS. r BAikR'S.
Its 1919 ltth street n. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-19
PATTERN HATS AND BONNETs

Our stock Of Ribbons must be to be appreciated
Elegant Picot Edge, Satin Ribbons. Fancy Ribbons,
all widths and all silk at 15c, 19c. 25c and 3Oc per
yard. Elegant Sash Ribbons, seven and eight inches
wide. at Csc. Acc. and 55c. Per yard.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-08

jams or Flagstaff The lack of proper ma chnery to treat the ores of this s@ctrDn is at present the greatest dra% back to mining interests. No mining country of Ike area can show such uniform value in all ore pro- ducts as this portion O the territory. and the amount of ores now being shipped to distant works for teatment should be substantial proof that rec uction works capable of treat ing tho reffac ory ores of our mineral bearing localities wou be profitable investment for its founders. There are no hostile Indians in this portion N Arizona.
 7'he land is stiewr with the ruined hahita- tions and relics oe prehistoric races. High on the walls of each mountain gorge and canon may be fotnd the ruined pueblos oi the clilf dwelers, from tSe single hut to vast cities widely scattered thredghout the land On the mesaS and plafhs ye find ruins or like antiquity. Here is q vast pyramid and pile, with an occasional wall that has with stood the Wearing of the elements, standing yet to heighth of two or three stories 60 give us some conception of the workmanship and architecture of this departed people.
 There yet remains hundreds and thousands of square miles of virgin country, practically unexplored, with resources untouched and possibilities unknown.
 Deer, antelope, bear and wild turkey are | to be found in great numbers, with Oak Creek | fourteen miles southwest ol Flagstaff literally swarming with mountain trout.
 The climate is mild, temperate and regular to a wonderful degree, and the country Singu- larly free from yenemous reptiles and insects 4 brief visit is a treat during the heated sea. son for the tourist and traveler--a Paradise to the over worked business man, a happy respite 10 anyone weared of the ceaScleSS tide of humanity in our crowded thoroughfares and resorts of the East.
 The Grand Canon of the Colorado, the greatest crevasSe on the face of the earth may be reached by valley route from Peach Springs on the 4. x r. K. R., by a Journey of eighteen miles. By availiDg himself O this route the traveller reaches the river at tht foot of the walls, and views the magnificent temples above him. The crest of the gorg, may be reached from Flagstaff in two d2y' drive over a delightful country. The Po,n' reacoed by this route is the highest elevation along the great gorge, where the river burst through mountain range at an elevation of S,ooo feet Scenery at this point IS de scribed as being of unp. ralleled magnticancr and grandeur. The gorge is here eighteeI miles from crest to crest, presenting bewild ering array of architectural forms. Gain! into the great depths, with their wild bsaut and thrilling and novel influences, give al impression never to be forgotten and who'll. impossible to describe.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-08

people. Now, however, that New Zealand is landing frozen dressed beet a, Frisco and selling it at eight cents per pound the railroads will doubtless admit that they have been lying about it by reducing the tayiHs. Nothing but competitor will bring a California railroad to its milk. Colorado Live Stock Record. A Percheron.Norman horse ranch in Wyoming has reached that paying basis that a half interest was recently sold for S2oo, 900. Of course there are many valuable improvements oh the ranch, in the way of residence, stables, etc., and the farm part Of the ranch, still Saoo, ,ooo for half in. terest. should call for large showing, and it must be ir the horses them selves. The purchasers were New York merchants, of wealth, who. it is reasonable to suppose. got the full worth of their money.-Llve Stock Journal.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-08
Royal Blood.

We are all kings and queens in this country. and we have right to as good blood as that which courses through the veins of emperors. If the blood is poor and the cheeks are pale, it IS well known that Brown $ Iron Bitters is the great tonic which wlll give color, vrgor, and vitality. MT. NJ. K. Gibson, of West Point, Miss says, "I felt weak and debih- tated. Browns Iron Bltters made me strong and we'll"
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-08

L." Richau's Golden Dalsan >:o. 1 Cures Chanc:es, frs. and conl stage; SUrosCn tho Legs and B1dy; Sore Ea $, Eyes, Nose, etc, Copper. plorCd BIotcheI, syphilit;c CatGrlh, diseased Scalp, and all primary fo-'ns of the disease known az Syphilis. Price. r5 co per Bottle. La Richnu's Golden BnIsam No 3 Cures-Tcrti1ry, Morcurial Syphiiitic Rhou. rnatigm, pain' in the Bones, Pains in the Head, hack of the Netk, Liberated Sore Throat, Syphiiitic Rash, tumps and con. tr,cted Cor,'s, Stiffness of the Limbs, and erldicateS nl disease from the system, whether caused by indiscretion or abuse of Mercury, leaving tho blood pure and hcalthv PrI"s s5 co per Fottie. Ln HichaG'a Golden S ,'anish Anti dosn for tho euro of GonorrhGa, Glce', Irritation Gravel, pnl al Urinary Or Geni. tai dlsarrangcments. Price S2 50 per Bottle.
 Le RichGu'a Gotde, Spsnish In- S"eti"n, f,r severe cAs's of Gonorrhus, Inh4mm t1 y ClcCt Strctur s,&c. Frico S1 bp per DotIl".
 Ie Esiehan'J Golden O'nfmen. for the eff ct vc Ecal,ngo gof Syrhilitic r,', and cruptions. Price Si co P Box. To richHu's Goidel l'il s---Ncrvc cad Bra 4 |. :itmcTt: loss O phy,i Fl pow. CF, eXccsS or over. wcrt. rustraiion, Ctc. pTics S co per Box.
 Tonic rl1 Nerviuc,
 Sent ,veryvAcfS C. O. b., 'ocure'y packed per exprcss
 c. Y. ElCEAyt' S (; CO. , Agents, l.; {. 70 Sanspmc street, arier Lhy,
 Srn Frlncisco, Cal
 CIRCULAR MAILED fHE'..
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-08

The Arizona Cattle Go. @ B. B. B u Twin k le, General Manager. Brand: cattle, A 1 on left ribs; wat tie on each cheek; slit in each ear; horses, A l on left shoulder. Range, Fort Moroni, Va |vapai county, Arlz.; 20. Flag. staff.
 The Arizona
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-08

Mogollon Mountains; P. " address, flasstaa,
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-08
CENTRAL ARIZONA

Climate, Soil, and Producticns.-A General Answer to Many Inquiries Relative to this part of Arizona.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-08

Cattle Co. have purchased the brand published below, formerly owned by 5aunderS x France. Cattle branded X left side, horses on left side; ear mark, crop and box ir right, crop off left. Most all the cattle also branded nnd vented (X) on right s,de.
 Horses X on left shoulder.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-08
NERVOUS Debilitated

SUFFERERS from early lndisrtetions, Ex- cesses, etc. If you will send me your name and address, will send you by return mail a treatise on ,he cause and cure of Nervoas Extaustion, irst Manhood. Loss of Mem ury, Dimness of Visi, n, an all other symp- toms arsihg from s.n .Uase, oyerwork pr study. Neglect, causes insanity and early death Address, T. w. RICE. 249 Fulton Street, BTooa4n, \. \. sep5 Tyr
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-08

C II Schulz; cat
 tie branded C-s on .left side and bar ; ;acfoss the thighs; ear marks, crop of rglft over and un- der slope in left;
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-08

Walter J. Hlll-P.O. Flagstaff, Va vapal Co.,, Ariz. Ranch, Volunteer Spring; range, San Francisco and Mogollon mountains; cattle branded Il on left hip; ear mark, mortise in lett car; horses branded H on left jaw; all stock sold vented; ;sheep brand cd H on left side of nose; ear mark, left ear cropped short or metallic tag, or both.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-08

horses banded same on IeFt Shoufder; sheep, ews crop off the right ear and theleft sharpened; wethers crop off the left and right shafpened; range San Francisco mts; P O ad Flagstaff, Ariz
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-08

Horses and cattle; horse brand, C on left thigh, also 9 on left thigh; cattle brand, C on each hip; ear mark, half underbit from left, sI:t in right
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-23
3artpmeli0orf.

Der S6orf Der SartoffelfnoIe set9t ii9
~ocrgeltdlt DaB braune, 1tnregeImdbt9e,
i6iiielf0rmigee nit angefre1ienen - oft
aufgeDorfenen - GGnoern Derle1ene 8erz
~tiefungen in Der &noQe entiteben. 0ieie
8erttefungen erDettern itd aumQblig uno
Setgen ft6 nit braunen Dermoberten !3euen:
r%eiten, WttLbenausDIrfen, PtI3fGoen &C.
angefuut.
Nenn man Bic @un6rGnber elmer S1orfz
iteue nGber unterlu0t, 10 ttnoet man, bag
otelelben aus 0untelfarbigen, ibreS StGrfe>
1ne1leS meittenS beraubten ulO Daflr nit
bIGuen, oft fltgeltg gebaltell Sn~6altSmalien
Derlehenen 3euen gebtLOet itnO, tpeI1e ebez
mails oas 9eiunoe Tleii6 Der &nOuen bar
%itelIten. Son oteien ebgeIforbenen DerItoGz
ten 3eIIen DeS gSunbranDeS ftnoen ii0 auz
ntGllge llebergdnge lit bas gelunoe itGrte>
fubrenDe @epebe Oer &artoffel. OaS Sc
fGbrlide fir Die Tnclen liegt barir, oaB
bic MunbrGnoer lelbit, 10 LANCE ith eritere
i'm So0en beftnoeu, 'lebr OFT tDte0er Der
8ermooernng an6eilnfauen uno oaB 1tD
Die S1orf(telle nertieft. SIT Die &uoQe
geerntet, 10 I6Bt lid Elm Weiterfrellen oes
S0orfe5 niht %erteunen. gS i6etnt otelz
mebr, sfssbab Die Gerttefung Der S6orfIteae
auf e~i1SeGne .3eirabidnltte, oft auf eineu
CtI3tDSIt .OSlltuuut UClpDtuitt ~" OlC SE>
Obahtung, OaB bel fruben &artoffeIu. ipelz
che nab uno na6 qeerntet tDer0en, cine
!3unabme Der 96orfe bel ben ipdter aus
Der @roe gebraAten ni6t ~nad65umeilen 1T,
i6eint 0tes 81 beltGtt8er.
Sn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &retien 1T man Der
Nnliht, DaB iberi6iiftge Seubtigtett our
unpalienben 3eit Die llriabe Der S6orfz
btLDung lei. 9ie Tarrner baQegen l1reiten
Oielelbe Dem D2e"gelti uno Salfen, ionie
Der 9ungung NIT A6trtttS1 0unger, Straz
Benfehri6t o0er nit SauGe gu; AUDI Giien
i'm 8ooen miro in Dieier Be3iebung fir
l6Goli1 gebalten. 0aS nun Dteie Iebteren
Nnfidten betrifft, 10 t0nnen 0ieietben mad
ben miIieni0aitltden 8eo6a6tungen ntdt
ourdtpeg fir 3utreffenO erd1tet weroen, ba
8eriuGe gemadbt wuroen, tuel6e egen
oieie Be%6auptungen lpre0en. 0ieier i6etnz
bare 8iberipru0 hitrfte ttoeiien ausgez
5Li6en lueroen, tpeun it'd Die 8ermut6ung
beItGttoen loute, oaB Die ut6t ebeu lelten
uftretenoe gtebenmirfung bes Safes bas
Nbiterben Der mumernoeu s3eaen DeranLoBt.
Oils 1i6erer @runb Der Shorfbtloung lit
Bis iebt - tpie geiagt -nur Die lberi6itis
ii9e 6eu6tigfett 81 unpaiienoer 3eit arsus
ieben, unO e5 empfteblt IT'D oaber, oieientz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-23
@n0enS0nu.
Sdlub Don bee erIten sette.l

nGoloeii6er Suno in QIt6cn erregt groBcs
Snterelle. @uf Der QfrOpoIts Duroen 5fDet
tDoblerbaltene Sdulen aus9egraben, Die
aus Der Seit Dor ben Perierfriegen itams
men.
SIN Der 1tmgegenO bon 9ulcigno in gnz
banten itnD S%Oblenlager bon groBer Nusz
behnu1g entoeft D0roe1. Die &oble lit bon
better 8eihaffen6eit uno lei6t su getpinz
nen. Nu5 alien 0egenoen 0tcrifoS fomz
men Bic befrieoi9enolten 8eri6te Iber Die
@rnte. 9ie Steuern geben prompt Elm. -
9as Stktben Sartc III sonora lit bon
ben TIutben peggei6wemint pOroeI; ni6t
elm 9aus blieb iteben. Ser Glas bate
iiebenbunoert @tnmobner- Sn Den Seloern
liegt 0as 0etreioe Guf benz 8oOen. 2IS
Der SrGitpent bon lIuguap fir3lt6 oas
Sbeater betrat, iGoB Elm lIebeltbdter aus
nGhiter JtGbe 9uf Inn; Die Sugel itretfte
aber MIR bes grGIioenten @angs. Die
barber in l8utb geratbene 0fenge mtBz
banoelte ben SerIber beS QngriffS 10 filr6z
terIi6, baB er baIb barauf itarb. -
Die Seier DeS IS. Sa6reStage5 Der IInab>
MISUNDERSTANDING Ieru's nuroe TIM
gan5en 2anbe feftIi6 ~bega19en. - Die
8lattern berriden in gang @hile. Wa1
bate pom Gintritt oes 9tegens cine 2lbz
nabnle Der Sranfbeit ertpartet; troB bes
gtegenS lit ie aber i'm Stetgen. 9as gan3e
peer uno Die gauge Qoliset 6er 9tepubltf
loQen iofort geiunpft perben. N4tutoz
nter5ig @tgarrenfabrifen, Die 8artioatabaf
nerarbeiteu. iino in 5a0ana, @eftz Snoten,
gei6lOfien tppr0en, neil 5000 Arbeiter ge>
ltretft baben, nm b0beren2obn ST. betommen.
Die 6abrifanten baben iih p~eretntgt, I'm
ben So~rOerungen Der Arbeiter entgegensuz
treteH. Sn Jtangaiatt iinD Stpil1en Gbiz
nelen uno Sapanern ernite 8eibungeu aus
gcbro6en. Tiinf @bineien fauuen babel uni
Oa5 2eben uno elm bu1oert wuroen Derz
tpunoet. = 9o5 Ser. Staten Sriegsi6iff
rMobican" lit uaU Den Sanoaz SnieIn
Gb8egangen, no e5 m66reno Der Sibungen
Der @Ommtiiton, iDel6e Die poIttil9en 8erz
b%dltntile Der SnleIn GnOern iOH, bleiben
Diro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-23
@In1he MofeA

Inn aus etuer tpeiBen Stole cine blals
bersnifeuen. Isle man in oeittutrtem
8Glier etrpas 6udIin auf, uno IN eI' EN-
balben gtnt 8aIier cine Spur a9lt. Sn
Der SaIil0lung babet man Ote meiBg o.pIvi
ipteLt tie oartn aus uno tau0t re 9'eieHI
in Die Su9inl6iang. Die netBe otole
miro nun in Elm prd6ttges SlaG peEp9Ie
belt Ietu. Ser Ouit Der Gole TT 9eptleosh
uno Die firnltlt6e Sdrbung BON eIl1sr nal"e>
Iiden nibt su uuterl6etoen.
Sine blaue Stole am Stode 5n 3HmFeH'
if bis iebt ni6t g%elungen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-23
Gin erprObteS @ttttet 8e9cm btIt5ie
&etSe11A

Dteientseu, bic an Sranf6etten ober llntb6tt9feit Der
Seber letoen, meloeu oteles Mnrublge Organ ntemaIs
be5wtnsel, 70 Iause tie ioIbe nuuernInitt8eu Ilittel
pte NterturtaIpiueu, @alomel un0 8obopbpQin gs
brauben. 2tber Don s. letters Sc 0genbttters,
benz erprobteu unb p~rpuIdren Set(mitteI, f6nnen ite
Gtuber1ns e~rmarteu, nit Der @ewiBbeit, tie 5u erbaIteH.
Der @inftuB bes Sitters AMI bic sroBe @aaenbriiie lit
brett, md6tts unO ptrO bolO geiiiblt. Die %ge1od9rte
@rlet@termnS tit nidt ipasmoOtib, aber pOatan0ig utO
permanent. @ie Gelbbeit Der baut, SeleStbett Der
3unae. lluperOouttdtett, @erltOpiung, &opiweb, llsbeI7
felt, SGmerSeu in Der re6ten Seite HnO S6nLter, fnr5
iebe8 %eiOeu. oas bieIes bGrtnGtiSe llebel besleitet, pirO
pouFGnotg unb prompt Eur9 cine SIN NIT OteIelu 1t@
i6Sbbareu Setlmittel entfernt, iar beisn Site TortpGb@
renO ans ieber StmmelSri6tnng nnO pOn allen 9eeu>
i6aftsftofen 3eu9niB Gb9ele9t wirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-23
Gitte TiGtSertpTe 0Oe

tit gerpiB etue iiberaus traurlge Sa6e fit
man6eS @bepdar. Q2ie ll1tD moour0 6ieIem
uebel III fur5er 3ett obgebolieu uerOen
fann, 3et9t Der ,,9settuGgGSs9Gnfer"".
$50 Setten, nit 3ablret0en natur9etreuen
8tloern, 1pel6er BON benz alten uuo berpGbrz
ten beuti6en t6%eil=SutttWt III SEEM Yorf
berauSge9enenen miro, Gui Die tlarte
Us Ell le. Sun9e 2eute, Die III ben StanO Der
So s8r UNI u1ft' pr i ife e. : p Osr G IT'S ! s4 Sg'4 bin n:
bet" wobI beber3l9en nto 6os portreifli9e
8u6 leien, ebe lie ben mi9tigten
@ or lit 0eS GebenS tbun! g8iro fir %
Gents in 9oftmarten III beuti6er Spradbe
ire nn6 10 g a perp Iorelie:
Deutsches H~eil-Institut,
11Clinton Place, New York, N. Y.
Obi9esG Su@ 1T au3 5u baben bel ben
8u9banOlern S0uin9, &lappen6o6 q Sens
tel 48 0earbornitraBe, Chicago, 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-23

Mdnner unb Sraue1, 1pet9e tdsIi8 cine
bis 31pet Stu1Oen 3eit itbri9 babeu, tonueu
in OerleI6en mDDentlt@ 9ar5 let9t ie titnf
bis 5ebn Dollars bQDur9 Derotener, Dap tie
~olSsunlere N9enten ei1ten fir ieoen 6aus=
bait lpertbpollen Nrtifel pertaufen. Sol9e,
Die bieralf reflettirel, nt0gen 9efdQigit cine
ober 81pet Yerionen, auf Ipel9e ie lt9 be-
rufen ~fOnuen, 01geben. Is. sc eultdeoter
81 So, SO MercerltraBe, Seem gorf.
2Sin9nD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-23

gieIe fOrperli9e Qeiben riibren pon bou=
ernoer 9artleibigteit Der, llo cine quite Son.
1~titution fam bur0 Die 6loBe Gerno6lQiltz
9u1g unter9raben unb 6eritDrt weroen. IS
giebt feline 2Ir6nei CUR 6ebung oteies 1ebels
llno CUR @ieoerberteunn9 elmer 9eIunben,
natiirli9en unO re9elmGBtgen GbGtisteit Der
Srgare, Die 9lper'S Ytaet 9Iei9 fomnnt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-23

unstei6 anOeren 2t6fabrmitte(m, MAIDEN
DR.. 9ierce's pellets" CBiu9eH) Die 0Grme
mad Der g8irtung ni9t perltopft, ~ionOern
tteIen I'M @e9entbeiI cine bauerlo gelunoe
56Gtigfeit Der. @a iie bur9aus pegeta=
bilii0 ltrtb, 10 lit BET ibrem @ebrau9e fetne
beiOnoere Sor9fait erforoerIi9. Sci QIpos
thpfpr1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-23
&miunMe Wdnner.

mel6e tbre noIGe MonneStroft unb
GlQitEitdt bes Settles mieDer gu erlangen
wiifi8eL iolten uibt DerldumeH, BEN
aSn9en6freunb" 3u Ieieu. Oas init
ppiieele6I Rrauten9ei9i9ten e%rlGuterte, rei6li9
ousQeltottete Terf 9iebt @ufi3luB itber elm
Setlperfu1ren,. pobur9
9qnienoe tHnerbaIb f~ir3elter 3eit obne 8ez
rufsit0rung poafduOiS wteberber9eteGt
1plr5en. Setlperfabren ebeuiO einfob ais
biaig. sSe6er ietr eigener ArSt. S9ift 70
Gents III Staurps uno Sbr befommt baS
Sud perIiegelt un6 franco sugei9ift DON
Der Brtpatz &4tntf uub Otspens
iarp", IS Is. 9ouitonzS Ctr, near BrDobs
rpop. Stem Oorf @ttg. 14imn1 ,Sp0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-23

NIe q 10 et nez z II Dc betrua ca.
$3.50 Sttd. ge9eu 81, O7S Stiid in Der porioen
@obe. @s muroe be3abtt 81 5 @5. 10 TnO
"a. 05@4.o5 tIr e6eniol1e lei9te. 4reile
telt NM nm eI1te &letutsteit bo5er, ais Qm
Dorber9ebenbeu Santlta9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-23

*** 9eimli9e, unwiufit9rli3e AbflIiie
bes Orsanismus l9leuntg fltrirt. @roBeas
gu6 nit @in5el6etten, 10 Gents in grief=
marfen. @oreiitre: Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Main St., Buffalo,
N Y
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-23
SorsforS's sGctO 9DospOate. "

Gins Der beiten StGrtuu mtttel
Or. q. NttinIon, Nrofeiior Der NrSneifunoe
nnb Oermatologie am GoQege Of Ybpiicians
ano Snr9eouS, Baltimore, NtD., io9t: IS
ma0t etuen atgenebmen &tanf, ltn0 lit ems
ulllerer belten StGrfun9Smittel in Der @eit0l
Don P6oSpbaten III aufl0Sbarer Sorn1."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-23
fir Wdnner,


pelde an nern0ier &tnf1ut9eett, &r@ftOsrlMES
erSd6pf4er Aeb SsGiet8 gle letoeH. @tH tonsHS
freies Yro6es9a6et bes beribmteu
M A R s II N B o l. u 8
Uebf elmer u~erliseeltsH &bbanplun9 nHD 3eugntfenv
mirb mad gupfana DON 2 Gents in 8rtefmGrfen 3uses
iaubt. DIR. Hans TreskOW, 10 part Plocs
sSsm mort. 92ap1StuwS
abbanSIuna nub gsrreIuonSena tn beuti@er Spra&e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-23

oeu 86oen, tpel6e our S6orfbtloung nslS
gen, bur6 Dftere @ferung i'm 3ulfa'1oe DIT
SurhlIftune All er5alten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-23
Sie SeO0tferNu9 Dow Goof
Gn1tffffA-

Ser iebt fir bic beri6ieOenen 2an6topns
uniereS @ountD DoQenDete S6uIz @eniuS
5etgt Die @inpO6ner3abl oerieI6en, pom
Sabre 1884 u1o wie ie it6 ie5t felt, tpie
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-08-23

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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-17
AuHusenlenIs.

A rather quiet week in the amusement
line, closed last night. Only the dime mu-
scum did any business worth talking Of
Baker 81 FarrUn and Edwin Thnrne held
the week at the Grand. and the latter closed
with small business last night. Neither at
traction amounts TO much and counter at
fractions robbed them of the usual amount
of business. This week Fred Solomon will
open the house with Inside Out" a must
cal absurdity, and BARLEY Campbell's new
play, "Paquita," will be given the latter
half.
At the Comique the event of the week
will be the annual benefit 10 w. w. Barnes
on Friday evening. Manager Hilton of St
Paul will recite. several sparring matches
by leading local pugilistic artists will be
given and fifty other performers will volun-
teer their services. A big show is assured
and the management hopes TO see last years
benefit surpassed.
The attractions for the coming week at
Sackett IL Virgins Dime museum are both
novel and costly. The management an
nounce the engagement of the Sutherland
sisters. who have travelled extensively over
the United States and the continent. and
who are adorned with treSSes growing from
the head and reaching the ground. These
sisters are seven i'm number and are the de-
Scendants of the Rev. Fletcher Sutherland
of LockpOrt. y. Y. The other curiosities
are Admiral Dot and Maj. Atom. Ideletta
and Wallace, the man-fish and water
queen. The stage performance will be
given by Beatty d Bently's Happy Hotten-
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-17

had an advantage in the collar and elbow.
Jones crowed Ike st. Peters chanticIeer.
The twenty-six hour bicycle race between
Fred shaw. the champion of Dakota, and
Louise Armaindo. the champion long-dis-
lance rider of the world. for 500 a side.
began al the Washington rink at o'clock
on Friday night 1t was an easy victory
for the lady. She won by twenty miles.
and could have made a much longer dis
lance, but when she saw she had a sure
thing she held back and took matters
easy. She covered distance of ls2 miles
while Shaw only made 162 miles. No rec
ords were lowered. Shaw was afflicted
with severe cramps after he had completed
his sixteenth mile, and consequently was
unable to do much for an hour. T. W.
Eek. the lady's hacker, states that she is
out Of training and has not ridden in a race
since last October. The start in the six
day race will be made the 18th.
Charles Moth has challedged Col. Nc
Laughlin 10 another wrestling match. He
offers to wager odds that he will win a con-
test. two falls GRECO Roman, two falls col
lar-and-elbow and one fall catch-as-catch-
cen, but up To late hour last night the
Detroiter had not accepted the deli"
Ed Atterbury was in his element. stand
ing behind Mclaughlin. but when the audi
ence guyed him by calling him cigar sign.
etc. he wished he had never accepted the
Detroiter's request
c. NJ. Dufur. the Boston athlete. will
now be accommodated by either Moth or
Mclaughlin.
G. D. Duplessis remarked that he should
never referee another match.
All bets were declared of in the Moth
Mclaughlin contest.