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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04
MnRea Restored.
m teIegraph 10 nc Dlspatch

[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, March g.
Employees numbering about 600 at the
Ashley shops, OF the Philadelphia and
Re-ding railroad, were notified this af.
teIhuon that the company had restored
the rate of wages paid prior to January
|. 1855. The reduction then was :
per cent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04
EnInI InIl.
lRY Telegraph 10 the DISPATCH. ]

lBy telegraph 10 the DlspaJch'I
WAsHINGToN, March B. Sister
Serina, a sister Of charity and pharma-
cist at the Providence Hospital, in this
city, day fell from the third story OF
the hospital building through the ele-
vator shaft to the floor, forty feet be-
low, and was fatally injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04
The NJ. paul Tragedy.

by telegraph 10 the UIsIAIcH'I
ST. PAUL, MINI, March 1.-The
interest in the murder Of Mrs. Fanny
Smith Rich by her husband and his
suicide intensiiies with time. j. Shop
pard Smith, of Cobleskill, \. T., ar
rived here to-day to take charge Of the re-
mains Of his relative, Mrs. Rich. When
it was learned that Smith had made
his arrangements to leave for the East
on the LAO train. but bought only two
tickets, one for himself and one for the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04
THE RICHMOND Observation-Disclosures. MARCH a, 1886.

corpse Of Mrs. Rich, he was waited on
by three of the Committee Of Ten,
and told that he must treat both
corpses alike. He proposed to buy q
lot here and bury Rich, or ship the
body East by express, taking Mrs:
Rich with him. The committee sad
this would not do; be must take both.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04
Another Telephone Case Decided,
Try teleprapn TO the Dlgpatcn.1

INDIANAPOLIS, March 3.-The Su-
preme Court to-day decided another of
the telephone cases, affirming the deci.
sion Of the Marion County Criminal
Court convicting Superintendent Hack
EFT for charging s. a month instead of
50 rental for the use of telephones.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04
Fatal Dynamite Explosion.

NoNKERs. n. Y, March 3.--Fiity
pounds of dynamite exploded acci-
dentally to-day in a shaft Of the new
aQueduct, and one man was killed and
four others seriously injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04
Death Of "A Prominent Presbyterian.
Ipv teIeVraph In the Dispatchl

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 3.-Rey.
DR.. Samuel Ramsey Wilson, aged SIX
ty-eight. died here to-day. lie was the
leader of the split which caused the
establishment of the Southern Presby-
terrain Church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04
LATE WEATHER REPORT.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l

by Telegraph 70 Inc DlspaIch.I
WASHINGTON, March IL A. NJ
For the Middle Atlantic States, slightly
rarme, fair heather, 4oytbresterly
Umds.
For the South atlantic States, fair
veQtLer, followed in the southern pOr-
hons by local rains, slight changes in
temperature, cnds generally slYttHg
10 Hortbcrly.
For Richmond and riciaity, fair,
sHglHy udrmer vedther.
The peaHer in Richmond yc3,erday
,r,e cJo0r ccoI 0Ud iriadU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04

selections IN wrappers. etc-sl3 O0asl4 50
n should be- noted the condition OF to-
baccO regulates the price a. well as the
quality and az present but little difference
5 made in priced or loose tobacco since al
is SO soft in order that I must be- redried.
later when IN dry order, the difference Is
from IS 10 $50 per cent. IN favor Of priced
tobacco when wanted FOR keeping o. shop
nInE uulpOses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY. March 3, 1890
SALEs-FIRsT BoARp-6,So0 Richmond
city So due July. 1891 at l09; 1000 CO.
lumbia and Greenyille I'd 6s at 9sE.
SECOND BoARD.-2 600 Columbia aud
Greenville I'd 6s %. b. at 9sH; 40 shares
Petersburg railroad at 565s, 10 do at 'slI.
4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04
FLOUR.
COTTON REPORT.

We quote: Fine, s2.75as3; superiue
ssaS3.5u: extra, s3.75asi; family. s4s
S4.75; patent family. country, s5.joasj.75.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04

Market INN.
QUOTATIONS..
GOOD MIDDLISG.-Sit
STRICT hIDDLING.-9l C.
MIDDIING.-Sc.
STRICT Low MIDDLING.-s C.
Low MIDDLING.-6 C,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04
GHAIN 40 CorroN ExcMANGE.

RICHMOND, Marcn 3, 1855.
OFFERINGS.
MHEAT.-824 bushels.
toRN.-Whle. 2,77O bushels. Mixed,
5uu bushels.
OATs.-4 J5S bushels.
PEAS-lls bushels.
SAILS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-NiXed, 2OU bushels very good
on private terms. Red. 80 bushels far
short berry az 9lc.
CoRN.-W mite. SIS bushels good 10 very
good AZ &c 10 soc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March 3.-Cotton steady sales,
22s bales uplands. &C. Orleans. Slice;
consolidated net receipts, S.Z4J OaIesi eN~
pOrts-to Great Britain, 8 347 bales; TO the
Continent. 1889 bales. Southern nOuT
steady. Wheat-~pOt laalc. higher; No. z
g4I. ag4ca: May, gjl,a93tsc. Corn spot
sal.c. higher; ungraded ijais g.; No. q
493zc May. A. ,ai3, -. oars suade
stronger; No. 2. &C. e. Hops quiet aud IN
changed. Codee-spOt far; Rio nrm a.
sc. sugar quiet and weak; far 10 good
refining. ) ta5 -; refined nrIn. Moasses
heavy and lower. Rice steady. cotton seed
oil, 23a25c. for crude, Size. iyt reaued
Kosin dun at sl.0Zi ash o. 2. Iurpentlne
timer at 1870. Hides steady. Wool firm.
Fork dull and weak; new mess, 5llJpi
SLID. Middles dOll; long clear $3.50.
Lard shade lower; spot so 5as6.27;g;
May. S6.Z7aS6.29. Fre'ghts STEADY.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March 3.-fiour unchanged.
Wheat ann early fell back and clOscda YES
terday : figures; March ~ .asO &C.; May.
s4Ias5 c. Corn quiet AMI hrIn; cash,
37sc: March, 36t-a37 G.; May, 40 .. lbc.
Oats firm cash, 2glsc.; March, 2sc. Ma,
81 -a32.c. Mess-p pork active an unsettled,
closing tame; cash. SlO.liaslO.2O; Marcn.
sIO.l5aSlO274; May. $40 .3OaslO.5f 3. Lard
steady; cash and NaIcn. SOS B; Nay.
S. 81 ass. Boxed meats steady; dry-salted
shoulders. s3.sjas3.9U; shOrt-rios. -. 3oa
SJ.3Zlk: clear IS 60asJ IS. Mnlskey steady
at Sl.l6. Sugars steady.
REVIEW OF TIE CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO. March 3--The bulls nad control
OF tie wheat market unti.nOou to-day. ana
under the Impulse given Dy reports OF iarse
clearances iTOm New York and renewed
buSlng for exports May delivery advance
10 g. 80. but FELL back 20 "a q. on reports OF
large Boston failure and shipments OF
gold, tut closed moderately nrm AZ CLOCK
al s4I3-l6c. ln the afternoon the feeling was
again weaker the market clOsing Al II C..
INSIDE ngufe OF to-day and sc under yes
terday. com and oats developed very Ut
tie animation, ami c Osed with Ouly slgnt
changes in prices. Mes pork was again
active. ruling nrm AZ the opening win
NAV advancing 10 sl0.57s dropping OF 20
$1,000 and closing shade better. IN thc
afternoon May sold Al slo.@75a and closed
at $1,000.
At. LOUIS. March 3.-Flour unchanged
Wheat Qulet and higher; No. red, casn
oll4c.: MAY. e4Aae5t c. Corn steady; No
mixed, ca sh, 351Sc. May, S515as5esc. ost'
dull and fiTm: No. mixed. cash 29'4c
bid: May, slAs3ikc. Wniskey steady al
sl.lO. Provisions very dull and easy. PORK
weak a. sl0.65asl0.70. Lard steadier al
sb.7bash, 80. Buik.mcats-boxed lots uu'
changed. Bacon steady; long clear s. rs
short rib, s5.sOas5.90; clear. s6aso.oo
Hams ss.5oasil.o0.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, March 9.--FlouF unchanged
Wheat nm; No. = red 95a96c' Cora duii
Nc. mixed, 371<c. Oats easy No. mixed
| s2La3eLc. Polk duh VI 5000 Lard Il
| fair demand at $500, Balk'meats eAsieE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, March 9.--FloW unchanged.
Wheat nm; No. 4 red 95a96c, Cora dull;
No. 3mixed, 37xc. Oatse easy No. 2 mixed
s2l.a32hc. Polk duh VI 5000 Lard la
fair demand at $500. Balk meats easier
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-25
SNOQUALMIE FALLS

fTNHR aEATTI.G. eQuAK AND sNo-
= Qaalulie 1taaapoFtAttnn CanspAny =
SOW fINNNkt.9 % carry passengers and
falKAt from &satsie g Seaaaalrnia 80
ln1af useflia lo BoiHaA with fE0 q H1mes1 amd
atNfatcA fna sHo7 1cNl etlcAas and hsas
Eeule - FeAca tae lkmo4s anarnainala
HaflA hop raHrAeR aa1 hensiEe And hsh.
IA 1Eount8 1f thar reRtcn.
4Ho atafea 4 aag iroIu seattle % 81 aak
leatte9 s. u. &zpaas Erccery s9cEN -
AEpsy - 6'eneA erpoery Store Froal
NlFes1 ap1a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-25

San FhAECisoo. June sl.-Usarsd-
Steamer Quaea q the Paeino.
for NiotoFia aud Port Townsend; siesu-
eF Aiki, for Nanaimo.
6ailed-Ship Glory Of ihs Seas. for
hanaimo; barb Atlantis. for Puget
sound.
Pom TOWNSEND. Juns 2L.-ArriVsd-
bark California and baFksntina Moods
from San RFaneiasoi bark 6aaamore
from Melbournss bark Don Niahoiaa.
from Meibourna, and loads lumbsE a
Port Blakely fog Hanolaia. Soc apoks
the sshoo1sF Dakota, Juns ~. IA lati-
tude 20 dee. J min. nnEth, iongitnds Iti
deg. e min. wssk
The barb Eldornda. fFom San Fran
uisco, paasea up IN tsw Of tho anq IA.
coma she loads . return oareo Of
South Prairie coal.
Ro1T BLkKHEx. Jana 9f--AFFivsd-
Ihe schaOnsr Oearnsg and barksntins
Nancy Holt.
TkrouaE. Juna st.--0ns bark passed
out IN TOW OF she tag Tvss. The
weather 3 clear, via 9 fIssh nonfkusst
VIM
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-25
SHERIFF'S SAIL

N THE DISTRICT COURT E0I AIA
Z Third Judicial Dintrict u "
Territory, holding terms nt &4.
No. 4oco-David Allen, piflrN
Walter Burritt and Catherine Bari y
wife. defendants.
Under and b. virnc o. "a al11I q ~
Issued cut o. the above ramed %
The above entitled action. datea M
day of May, 1886. and % wq
TIE property described IN sad 1
sale and as follows, % win.
Lots one and four Il and a hI4II
four tltA In a. A. Denny's aa1lHqN 70
city Of Seattle also. lot aeFaA I
eleven tllh Ia MaynaFG'H psaA q m
lnoW cltyl Of Seattle also, i9te IN2
and four 81 ) and a II block tt
90 IN a. A. Denny's additicn g - 8
q Soaftlo.
Therefore notice Il hereby sivun 6
Saturday, fhe l8lh pay "A Ssae
At the hour Of II o'clock IN iAa
noon Of said day, af the Court MQH
IN the city Of Seattle. King
Washington Territory. ] WI ~
ence . said order Of sala ee4 see.
descri bed properly. % % mue1
may - necessary 70 satisfy so
In said action, with imiaroM fA
costa. e public auction, . -
natsd a seattle, this solh dos
1856 J.H. HcaHtN
Hiy12td Sheriff Of King cuuntV.
Richard O8borno. piainfifa alIaI
The sale In pursuance b The a1NHF
tee 10 pCai pnned 70 MONDAY. TIE
Of June, lisa 81 the soma boar r1a
J. "A. McaHA.t
sheriff Of King coqntl'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-25

kxx1AoaDAARx IxnEL-A dispatah
from kiandfpan. OAK, % Jans t7sh.
eonvegs ne tntsFsalinR iafoEmation fsl.
louines fhs eouFt hes been 10 session
hers foE the pagt thFss daBa. Hon. ?. 8.
Palmer psost9in9. Moat a. tba tine haa
been esaaaDed d ths sEial af he libel
easa 81 A1taEnny 6nneRni Rios Va p. w.
ReltigTsws It's latter haVinR refnrned
kiea u tha census eaamerstioo 9 ysmr
80 as . bastArd. Xbs amoant nsked
Ter rs s8oD. Tha 5nry nstuFnea 4
yog1lo1 ef tl8.lS&.l6. M. hioa Faaaisnd
nsaay eanzrnnnlR1iona On eha rsaults
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-25

- - ~ 17--57s7 49, - . q o.
hin. ms neeleT rs ViaIieA tAe
EGr1pe ann ohfaiueA . Eraat o.
informatinn Nhica ~ d aaM
X ihsll n uoed - his aerVltAas ~.
49, -rr.f Il 500. CAL 81 N
csaIEl nnisatltna aEicflT ooals
1sn EnIIan ~ s rsrkaFa a
1Hasz b n. !. y 6zn1QE HqE 1855
aiaaa. al Moneaa Fugg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-25
/, JOSEPHINE 81 I'I'1IiI;'''

- 9. K. HOWARD. sole Owner.
VIII from date carry the Enfted etaerm
NJ. On Hoods Canal. making rrrni.
beck every Monday and Fridsy Ir1,-sS-,-.
~. eonch - Pan oamhis foF rar1erS'-,sss.
HHiEnh arriving AZ 8ansfa n 49,
- lax1oon raturnln9 win ieaRa YsaIe1s~
Ss@E1 - "a o'cloek eFary Tuesday -
A-4f4Ay ucFnIl4. taking TIE mail ~
- eembae Tor 8eaheck and Vision orr
-, ~ - s-nef tossH1ine wa leave asa
saturday. - 4ske naarsr,r-fa - f-e7-ks
80 seealFe orders Or nET polnt 81 Ho'S1r
la.aA lan
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-25
N0TIrE nE aM


TN THE DISTRICT COURT CF
Third Judiclai Dis'rict q W
teritary. holding ierns e seai,is. j. Ia
County,
No. &Sot--peter Moran ard n8het
partners. a. Moran niothera hleIIAM
steamboat Ecaacmy, hrr tackle. erEHE
furniture. boilers and machinefN
Notice u hereby givsa thai, utHlII A.
decree Of The above entitled eo1li, 41.|
record IN said couft on the lGth DO q
A. D. ls8d he aDova named sl1EN
ony. her hoileEa, engine, aaekia
mnchinery and furni1urn, were ttN
and oRdered % BE- sold Ia tha mHnN
Fidod b. law, % angusr tie pr4N
abovg named llbellsals. and - tt1
ing lltoIianta
TnaEofora I VIII san safa stnausnl 4 -.
auction, 90 the hiahest bi6dar At N1 h M
bank o. Lake Washington. 81 NIsAN
HnuRhton, 10 King County, WaAAMMan
Fiiory, 81 10 o'clock IN the isfeatrt -
uTday, tia oeth cay % June. 4. d I4
I'll HANINII
Q. g. Marshalfor Washinaion I0I|
Dated az Seattle, King coualg. Mt
Territory. This 10th DAY u 5uae. A. N
George "A. Preston proctor fer
hasin 4 Gilman proctofs ior inierVaN1la
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-25
$1,000 REWARD.

pY oRDER or THE COMMISSIONS
~ ers @ King county, W. IL. / harWhv
oAer elago reward Ter the arrest and scr.
vloElol q the person. who. On the ~ Cav
a. fehEuArY. murdered J. Naming Coi
ington. In said county.
J. II Mo0RAyy. EharfR.
eeattle. v. II, FEB. 81 I8sa fe~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-25
CITY Treasursr's Nt|l

rTvHR TREASURER or THE cI4a m
Il Seattle viii pay on ngosn
following named Warranta
Warrants Noe. 1t30. llia. ia. IIH III
11Sl, 1886 and 1919. from ERnnE
anco. Harrison and kcntuckr 1Il,0. r..
dtnances Naa. SIS and 81. Waf
Road Fund to and inciudlna I0s
Fire Fund % and including F4
Water Fund 20 and incladinN
No interest win BE- altaWa
warrants after this data
a. CHuHE
City fFoalI
Ellal nnhlinafinn June b. Ia-a Az
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-25
sFKAMER TRAVEL. ETO
STEAMER CASCADE

a TN = Q. " 0OVN Wag1nT
- yin leaFe eaaifls ne
uraAy. for EamOna, 81 a leo. WsrV-vSii-
LoWe4 and GnnhamiMh City. FEgfarr5.,s
On Monday, Wednesday and FrldsF.
Kor frelaht o. psAazs apIlF - kaa-s
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$1,000 REWARD

I VIII PAY THE ABOVE REWARD
RerAaAa implicated n the murdered John
1rgmas - 1Eeen EfEeF. On the line a tha
y. 4. T. X, II KtaG county. w. r. a
ne nighf q Sep1 - 1875
y J, n. McGRAW,
aElaE aherlR 81 King county.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-25
OPERi CHOP HOUSE.
opppaiie Fryer opora Heese. Fronsst-eet
". A. M0RsR. Rsupa.

MEAIss sKRvKD AT ALL HofyRs
~ daring The asy. Nrsi &C., 49,
Cor 2 HeAis s. "a. Isaasas' rrivnsa 49,
- foom N FeaF a. reslanr@at. Il -
a NaFs suppssed win TIE 49,.
Waite caoks euRlcyed f.fa
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hAlIEx osyEEEE KR. ExRag.
gsoeni Vice RrssidszI
Pugut Sound National bank d
Seattle.
Occidental Block.

RUY AND ski. F0RRIGN Am
- s.1znaat5c eNnhAnEA Transfer n1nnag
~ teaesr4Eh 9 any pAx1 a. he Cnlle1
1tate9 sd kurUpa, reczlpa depnslls -
o.lnneT ana ssHca paEa hoe1s q a. - -
tn1f0fer.
CORRESPONDENCE
Landoa. y. ~. Rothsrffla 4 ssra
R4rla N R1zhecAiid KfaFaa
New Nark. avrneF Rsnk ~ s..lse,,.ss
CAicaNa. Ccnann 1lcEa1 eaffnref 49,,
lIe4ll1. e4Holk Ear1anaf Bank
81 Nf4ne1c1. ~ Hank a flallfnrHts
fsEtlAnA =. First Naitanat BaRk.
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EEV ENGLAND HOTEL,
conos oomnusclAl aaa Main 50
RRSLC HaRn0n

uAs AGAIN ASSUMED cHARaR
and cheap144 ha1ai IN the nsRF. 0alg go
aioek frNla - aharres an6 depol
eoNchss b 80 tFem ever Sssamss
coufcrt g Essses ezsay oars1 tr.
fsisua = xxi 80
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-02-15
Letter From Colorado.

EDITOR TOMBSTONE DEAR SIR: l am here at Standish Station, with my leg broken, and am showed in, in ll3 feet of snow; if it had been any more, I would have said so. MT. Carr will he there in a fey days. My leg is not quite broke but is bent like h-l.
 Carr is doing very well in Colorado and Joe Nickerson is doing very well and fatter than eyer. Tell Bra lshaw to send me out some of his beef tea.
 Regards to Torn Jones, Hennessey and all of the boys. I send you an album of sights in Colorado, light air and mountain scenery. 1 am in the top most peak and that is my drive. Aspen is very dull, there being from two to three hundred idle men. This is fine country; if man gets a mule off the road three inches, he goes down out of sight, and We have to tunnel him out, which, usral!y takes two or three days.
 I seen Tom Welch in Aspen, and he has mines leased and will make some money out of them; he is fore man of mine. 1 have seen several big snow slides, and if man was under one of them his name would be Dennis. Yours respectfully,
 w. II. BARNETT.
 STAxDI8H, Col, Feb. ', 1886.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-02-15

labor organizations in the city towards shorter hours of work. A delegation of letter carriers from various cities is here to have their status under the eight-hour law defined. The Attorney General will be asked to submit an opinion on the subject.
 Senator Sewell's militia bill was passed by the Senate on Friday last. The bill appropriates the sum of S600,000 annually for the purpose of providing arms, ordinance stores and camp equippage for issue to the militia. The several States are each to receive their pro rata of this sum according to the number of represen, tatiyes returned to Congress. H.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-02-15
Am Oversight.

The purchasers of affidavits evi- dently made grievous blunder in their haste to secure a "good thing that might offset their Tanque Verde frauds, and they had better have paid a little more and got a better article, for the two pieces won't fit.
 The general election took place on November 4th, and Henry Baron sol emnly and sincerely swears that he proposed to Paul to continue him in office on the evening succeeding that date, say November 9th. Also that seven or eight days later he accom- plished the crime that should consign him to tha penitentiary, say Novem- Der 18th.
 Now George T. Martin swears posi- lively that Paul first spoke to him about purloiniHg Wells, Fargo X Co.'S. seal on or about November 26th, and that he did purloin it on Novem- Der 30th-just seven days after Bar ron swears he committed the crimel
 What bung!ing conspiracy it is, indeed !-[Citizen.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-02-15
PUBLIC NOTICE.

All'parties who desn to rid this community of the Chinese in peaceable manner, are requested to meet in mass meeting at the City Hall on tomorrow (Tuesday) even- ing, at 7:3O o'clock, to take steps for the organization of an anti Chi nese organization. The agitation in California, Oregon. Nevada, Washington Territory and British Columbia is driving the Chinese into this Territory bythehundteds, and if you would not see this Ter. ritory overrun with them come to the meeting and give expression to your views. MANY CITIZENS.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-02-15
VaIeRtIRHs.

Go to Sol IsraePs fer your yalen' tines. All classes comic, fancy, and the most unique in the territory. 2-2 tf
 There remains but twenty-two days more to purchase goods at Summer fields, so go at once and take advant- age of the low prices, as everything will be sold regardless of cost by March 45th, 2-lStt r
 Just step into Henry Campbelrs Key Honse, and try some of that fine Old Hermitage Bourbon X Rye, w. H: McBrayer, Tea Kettle, and Gains Private Stock Whistles. The finest in the land. ZSt1
 Just received a lot ef extracts or beef at R. P. Mansfield. l-lStt
 FoR SALE-A fire upright Vinf nquire at this office. t<":2N
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-02-15
RESTRICT COURT.

Hoa. ". H. Barnes Judge B. 1. FickaS.. .................-..C Cierh.
 Court met at 10 a. n.
 When the list of the grand jurors were called and sworn in, and George Pridham sworn in as foreman, and the jury retired in charge of an officer to deliberate on such matters as may be brought before them. Whereupon the list of the petty jurors was called and sworn as to their qualifications to act as jurors.
 His Honor then called the civil cal endar, after which court took a recess until ? p. m.
 No business of importance was transacted at the afternoon session. Court then adjourned to meet at 10 q. III. to-morroW.
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NOtice.

In another month it will be time for our people to plant trees and SOW seeds if they desire to heautify their homes, and tQ this end MT. Branch has just receiveA at his nursery, on Fulton street, between Second and Third, a fine lot of fruit trees and vines frpm the San Jose nursery, Cali: forpia, which he will sell very reason able. Remember that it is just az easy to grow fruit trees as it IS to grow CQttonwoods. 12-23tf:
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COEE'TY RECORDS.

The following instruments nave heen filed in the ofice of tho County Rec order
 MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE. R. ". Fuller to Miss Annie Clayton by Justice Lofgreep, of St. Davids, Jan. l, 1886.
 R c. Layton to Annie G. Home, by Justice Lofgreen, of St. Davids, Feb. 8, 1886.
 Seth A. Merrill to Alice Beebe, by Justice Lofgreen, of St. Davids, Jan. l, 1886.
 DEEDS--REAL ESTATE. J. H. Norton and M. w. Stewart to NJ. Soto, certain real estate in Will cox; $30.
 LOCATION NOTICE.
 Jaffa mine, Warren district; c. S. Manser.
 St. Stevens mine, Warren district ; c. s. Manser.
 Fair View mine, Huachuca noun tains; B. r. Heslep, W. W. Timmous. Malediction mine, Dos Cabezas dis trict; E. F. Foster, Jas. Hatton.
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Since THE DAILY TOMBSTONE took

Since THE DAILY TOMBSTONE took the stand on the Chinese question many of our citizens have discharged their Chinese help, and the balance express their willingness to do the same. Come and subscribe for some shares in the steam laundry. Re member that you can subscribe for one share or one hgDdred Don't be backward, but cclae at once.
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NIOnidiOn and Notice OG Sale.
 CrSTOM HOIrSEl ]

ToMBsTor E, A. T., Feb. 10, 1S86}
 To Whom it May Concern Notice is hereby given that there was seized at Tombstdne, A. T., for an alleged violation of the customs laws:
 One black horse.
 Any person claiming said property will be required to appear and file with the collector claim for the same within eight days from date. If no claim be filed within the time speci- fed the property will be sold at pub lie auction at Bauer S Baggs' auction house, Tombstone, A. T., at 10 o'clock A. M., on the 23d day of February 1886. Y. c. WILSON, 2-15-e o-d St Deputy Collector.