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Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06
NEARLY q MILLION

The Cost TO ParneI Of the Commission to
Try the Times Charges WIN Reach
an Enormous SUM
LoNDoS. Oct 5.-1be legsi costs on The
Irish side of the PsrDeu Commission. in
cluding the expenses for witnesses and re-
porters. are fully covered by tie indemnity
fund Sir Charles Russell received Alpo
for preparing The brieis n addition - 20
daily Nessrs Reid and lockwood each
received one haf % those saoants The
eKgensss Of the Times largely exceed th0sa
Of the Irish side
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

ssEEE, Mass, oct ) The moreeos shop
ef Peter slm sons four stories high aad
% feet By - feer Sled vita work Wss
burnsd Friday ulsat Losa sioo.oooi par
1sliy insured.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

a skHrEE psradoT hss Jest oous ~ lFtt
A Sound stesuer has been seE5sbDeo ~
UEsgaDL
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

sTovE Kt. Oct s-Ihs hogni Nsnsfe q
6e.ei was hTns3 Fridsy Loss lllo. Jlo
partly covered ~ Insurance.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

THE MARKETS
Grain and Provisions.


FLOUR quiet and unchanged Spring pat
ents $500, Straights, t4o08425; Bakers e. q
G350; Winter patents, A.O0; Clears, tS.e53
$50.
wHrar-Marke; firm. October. ssy SIC;
December saYas3Sc, and May. s55s SSHc.
CoRF-Quiet and weaker. No. 2, Sohc, No
sYellow, Gatc; No. 3. = nc. October,
soa ale. November, 9AGslAe May, Ss.a
S3Hc.
OArs-wesk and lower. No. cash 1874
aI9Sc: October, I9k kgl9 &c; December 1sXc:
May e2taR2Rc. Sample lots IN far request
and eady. 10. q ls i6l2)sc. No 2 WI te
sos,as21c, No. = 1871 esOs; No. . White, 2lN
y s},c
RYE-No special change 10 note. ~, cash
IN store. octobsr delivery, 4&c. Noven osr
axe Samples. ss CSC for No. 2. and s2Sa
s3o for No ..
B4Rrry-Trads slow and duli No s ga
qSo: 30. T. lcw zrsde 50 good. - sc. No. 3
good to choice. ssIs c aad No. 2. IS E65c.
MESS PoPS-Trading rather light and prices
irregular Prices ranged at sio59 1870 foi
cash: sio50Z i06 Tor October; - g. aSs}, i0T
November. and a.. - as FOR Jsau8rT.
IARD-Trading iieot and rrices steady. QUO
taticns RAGGED ~ e. - az IS for cash y p 2
seD sor October. ss pass e2h FOR November
and 8 81 sas - Tor January.
BurrER-CrsauerT. sG24c; Ds-rT. sSdiss;
PACKING stocS 7cs,-c-
POr-InRT-Livs Chlckens 7ts7sc Per
I've TURKEYS. 9sio-.c per : L ve D-oks. 81
ae,,c per- 1--we Geese. - D. r o. per dozsa
NV YosE Oct g
wHSAT-stesdy ~ se advance s0d guiet
October. a. islsc. Nove1 Der. sskc. Becem
her. So ssso. January, ssSo. MAJ "a
. aifc
Cosr-Duu sad eas.er Nlxsd Western
esA a4ic
osTs-T1nrhanget Western 134stc
PROvIsEOgs Beef dul. Plate. = - ~ ~.
Extra Mes. - 5aks0 PORK fr- and sos
Ness ga soal2 % Extra prme. slo. "a i9. 81.
Lard rrm anc sslet; stss1a-rea2srsd, g. 60.
Live stoes
CHICAGO Oct 3
CArTLg-Markst reteratelV sclivs sns
prfces stsady. QsotSfioas rssgsf af S3 a.
4ss ioF ge0d 70 choice shipp5ug Steers - IA
as fer common to GOOD c.. SIS 2s5 fos
butchers Steers. go 40 for Sfockers e e
nj. = Tor Tsxans = s1a8 s fer Westsrns g. E
ear for Feeders. = so02 = FOR Cors and
q sa1e - f0r iuferiar r. lxef sfocs srd Bans
HOES -MarEet fairy active On ps<siaF ard
- pring accouat L'eat grades 80 IaVsr
Other srsles stsafF s1d anesansst sales
ranged - - - zfs0 iog lghf - o23s fof
. rough rsckng 81 fffz4 ~ f5r u ge5 ars q ss
& zs 25 fer aesVF ns~sf-s I'D 81 pplzg 3ogA
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

There is ore tbinF thsf fhs in~fne;fs,
Wss.e~r rFrlons kss never -es -
cee1e6 ir Irving sTsf fhsf "a 3 rr.e-sv.gs
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

Tses Eslsb tfsHDs soa's rsllsA oois
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-21
A Safe not Safe.

Yesterday morning, about o'clock, a
loud noise was heard apparently as though
an explosion of gunpowder had taken place,
on Washington avenue, in or near Douglass
meat market. An investigation revealed
the fact that some miscreants had made a
forcible entry into Douglass front place,
AID by the use of dynamite or gunpowder
had succeeded in blowing out the heavy
door of the safe. OF course they rifed the
safe of its contents to the extent of fifteen
or twenty dollars in money and some
papers of no use to anyone but the lawful
owners. The till drawer, too, claimed
teleir attention, for it was found to have
Been forced open and its contents confis-
Gated. There again the burglars did not
reap a rich harvest; but what little the
drawer contained was carried of, num-
Der of copper coins being among the con
tents purloined The police have the case
in hand, and entertain hopes that they will
be able to trace the burglars through the
cent and twO-cent pieces that We're alb
stracted, copper money, as is well
known, being very scarce in Ogden. Every
thing points to the fact that the perpetrat
ors were no novices in the burglars art.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-21
THE NEWS IN OGDEN.
The Colorado ExcurSiOniStS Wei
coined to Ogden.
THE SAFE IS NOT ALWAYS SAFE.
Free Schools for Ogden-Arrested for Bigamy
L. 4S-Resl Estate Sales-An Early *
Baseball Game.
SALT LAKE HERALD BUREAU, J
No. 1868 WASHINGTON AVENUE,
OGDEN, June 81, 1889.

Ogden quite lively yesterday.
The different places of amusement arr
being well patrOniZed just now.
Twenty street is fast becoming
the fashionable promenade of Ogden.
The street tramway is being rapidly ex
tended, at least so Mr.. j. b. Coolidge re
ports.
w. ]. Burton and A. Van Miller, from
the metropolis, registered at the Broom
Hotel yesterday.
w. w. Browning, secretary of the Utah
Poultry association, says the next exhlol-
ton will be a daisy.
The strangers in the city, although few
in numbers, give quite an air Of Importance
and bustling to the junction.
Mr. +. n. Shelton, travelling freight and
passenger agent, Denver q Fort Worth
railroad was in Ogden yesterday.
Tradesmen would do well to look after
their business places after closing hours.
There seems to be lots of bill Sykes
around.
At Lake Park on Monday next the
Scandinavians of Ogden will meet their
brothers. A grand time is, of course,
anticipated.
a man named Thomas Story was yester
day placed in the city jail, charged with
stealing a Bologna sausage. Is it possible
the fellow was hungry! '65sFfS", . q ~
J Ogden has not been hOnOred with any
open air concerts as yet by the splendid city
band. How is this! is often asked, the
evenings are simply delightful, after the
sun goes down. FsclsSs ;s7hsSss1 y - s54-s
And yet again the people Of the Junction
city are whispering to each other that d
grand hotel and magnificent opera house
ARE soon to be erected. Perhaps the wish
is father to the thought.
The crazy man Brown, who two days ago
was reported to have recovered his senses,
has had relapse. The county doctor says
that the unfortunate man is now suffering
from brain fever, and that in all prob
ability he will succumb to the disease.
The June examination of the Sacred
Heart academy was held on Wednesday
afternoon, and proved, as expected, very
interesting. The programme was a
lengthy one and the manner in which it
was gone through reflected credit on
teachers and pupils alike
The Colorado excursionists who arrived
from Salt Lake yesterday, were greeted
with a gloriously fine day, lot of happy,
smiling faces, and numbers of vehicles for
their accommodation. The visitors evil
IDENTIFY enjoyed the reception they met with
and each and everyone looked as happy as
the proverbial dog with two tails"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-21
Friendly Tussle.

Five o'clock am. yesterday was the hour
named TO commence friendly tussle at
baseball between the clerks employed at
the store OF w. H. Wright & Sons and a
nine picked from the harness makers of the
city. Early though the hour fixed was.
quite a number of the friends of the com
batants had assembled in Lester park
when the game began. Although the dry
"a DDS boys looked in the earlier part of the
gSne as though they We're going to do the
trick, they only came out second best at the
finish, the boys ofleather proving veritable
tough 'uns to deal with.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-21
Bigauly,

Mr.. Mcclellan, United States deputy mar
shall, arrested a man named Ed Blake on a
charge of bigamy. 1t is alleged that Blake
is professional gambler, and that about a
month ago he married woman in this city,
having an undivOrced wife living in Color
ado. Yesterday the grand jury indicted
him on the charge, and fixed his bail at ST.
900. The bail had not been forthcoming
late last night.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-21
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT BIDS WILL BE
l. received by me for the leasing to the highest
about four miles south of Salt Lake city, con
sisting Of suitable buildings and LIDS acres of
land, from July /, 1880 until April l, 1890, sub
leet, however, to termination November /, 1882
on the order of the supreme court.
Bids will be opened by me at 10 o'clock on the
morning Of June %, 1889, ands unlimited to the
court at o'clock pm. on the same day for its
approval. will lake pleasure in showing the
premises TO any and all parties wishing to bid
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-21

Messrs. John Scowcroft, John Watson
and B. H. Goddard, school trustees for
this district, have decided that the schools
under their jurisdiction shall hereafter ac-
cept of pupils without any fee being re
guired. The trustees are to be commended
for the step they have taken, as their ac.
tiRns leaves no excuse for indolent or indi-
CIT parents Orguardiaus from taking care
to see that the rising generation at least
receive a common school education
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-21
Real Estate Sales.

ID. H. Peery to the Ogden Milling and
Elevator company, part of lot 3, block &c,
plat C; $4,000.
William Stone and wife to the Ogden
Milling and Elevator company, part of lot
4, block % plat a; $4,000.
Joseph Clark to the Ogden Milling and
Elevator company, part of lot g. block &C,
plat c.; SIS, 600.
son, part of lot g. block 43, plat A; $3.50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-21
Adricn To Mnthers

Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP should
always be used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gumes, allays
all pain. cures wind collie, and is the best
remedy for Diarrnoa. Twenty-Five cents
bottle
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-21

USE HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE.

DIR. H c. Mccoy, Algona, Ia, saws: 81
have used it in cases of dyspepsia, nervous
exhaustion and wakefulness, with pleasant
results Also think it of great service in
depressed condition of the system resulting
from hillary arrangement"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-21
PEOPLES EQUITABLE.
Five gallon kegs pickles, s1.40.
COAL OIL AND GASOLINE.

We make a speciality of delivering coal
oil and gasoline to private families Look
out for the red wagon and order from the
dryer. Telephone No. 266, or address P.
O. box 506
Office with Sears, Jeremy & Co.. IS First
South street. Salt Lake Oil Company.
G. E. SmvERwooD. Manager
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-21

"My father, at about the age Of fifty, lost
all the hair f IN the top of his head. After
one months olaal Of Ayers Hair Vigor, the
hair began coming and, in three months.
he had fine growth of hair of the natural
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-11
\ Superintendent of Yin. Roslrl.

DAoGEr, Cai. Sept lo-Ip rl,- tcr.on, superintendent, oi ,h Etu mine, wa, Knocked otI his horse a, tween here and Calico anal rahisl O. 5000 in gold com. which he -ut :...s.- the express To pay tho miners. Tn. robbers took the horse nl started i'r the direction of Iauloy several re- sons are after tl.u.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-11
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Mrs Wins.a~s 500 hing syrup. ror teethug. IS .he prescription O. one of'he be-' female nurses and phy si.i-ns m the Uott-d States and ha- 0,eu used for over forty wear, wra neve mi.u- sue, By millions o' mothers fo- ,helr chiIl,ea Dauag { ,he process 0, reeth.ng j,s value is lactI.na5ie r. relieves ,hc child of pain. cute, dysenier,
 and liArrhoea. gripng in the bowels, an
 vlnd colic By giving health to rh. -hiII ,, gives rest 10 the mother Pro, 5 cents bnttl 'au26-Iy
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-11
inotLer Whitr-haprl Murder.

Lo>po>. sept Io-hr l:ao thi- morning rhe police found ;uc body oi a woman lying go, the close oi the railway arch on Gable street White. chapel The examination o' th wo man shows her les hn>. h,.u cnt of and carried away the stomach va, ripped open and in,e,'tn-- lying ur the ground. \ rurl.n .t police r- ,tantIy surrounded ,hr -ror. ha' n, arrests have been made roHcrmcr passed ,hr spot every fifteen minutes. Those on dGt, last night declare they saw nothing -r~piriuu> Pht-.rilu- who examined th, hody -'a.e u .hei, opinion that th. murder and n5..a- ton occupied nearly au hour The murder i> thc worst .t rhe whole series ot ,he Wll,cchapa. mur3c--. The manner iu which tine iiml- were severed from the body shows that the murderer F",oe,-e, some surgical skill Later details show there l. no blood on the ground where the body was found and it i- eyidru, the mur- der was committed in some other place and the body subsequently, de- posted under the railway arch lt i, believed the woman had been dead ior two days.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-11
Stop

Do you want to be happy, healthy, wealthy and wiser Drop into the Pony saloon and ask Henry ior some Q, that fine old hand made So ,h Bourbon Whisky and Will and lIn-' Spring of so He also has on hand Hermitage Bourbon, J II. NrBrayer Bourbon. Rippy and Guchcnhcimcr Eye~-ail pure, straight oid goods. to- geiher with al. hini> of imported BrPldie, Wines, Ale, and rortcr~ oi the most celebrated brands His Cali iorma Brandy cannot be surpassed anywhere All kind, of fancy mixed drinks d speciality rhe Canum Key West Cigar oanuo; be heat for the money in any place ~t Loni- An. ucu-er Busch Lager Beer, lce coid. on daught Call and be convinced
 ti HaNHy CAMPBELL Proprietor.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-11
1 Great Ntnrnl.
two days

NEW YORK Sept. lO-Incouing vessels ar anNiou~iy awaited for news of the great storm at sea. which has been raging for the past 4S hours T. has been the worst oi recent year-. made evident by high tides and storm waves which did great damage along the coast Ferryboats are having much difficulty in making trips Re ports of the great damage done by the storm al high tide last night al along the coast are coming in, and as the tide this morning is higher than last night. il is evident an enormous amount of property has teen ds dsstroycd Along the New Jersey coast the low beaches were submerged. and the railroad tracks injured Atlantic City is completely cut of from the main land. several pavilions were lifted bodily from the piling- and destroyed. Reports from COney Island show this is the worst ever known there. All night long waves dashed over the breakwater al Manhattan and Brighton beach, with a tremendous roar. The Marine railway between the two places was entirely swept away this morning. and not vestige was left of the esplanade in front of the Manhattan hotel and the tide flows in and out of the basement of the building.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-11
THE Arizona Silver Bel, is .trongl,

THE Arizona Silver Belt is strongly ! opposed to the admission oi the MeXi- | can ores under the arrangement tha' has been in vogue for some time past The Belt advances d. an argument that it would revive lead mining in thi, country. and acknowledge, that ii would temporarily depre~, the value of dry ores, but claims that on rhc whole the exclusion Of the Mexican ores would be beneficial to the mining interests of the West and southwest. The DAILY EFIIAPH hc.s leave rp dii
 fer with its contemporary We believe that anything that will promote the cheap production of silver k of far more importance to our section oi country than the raising oi the price of lead. IL cannot tc successfully denied that an increase in the price oi any article used in the reduction oi ores will raise the cost oi handling dry ores. in many eases to such fig ure that will cause the shutting down of many mines that are now realizing small profit by shipping ores. By many well informed people ], i- hc- ieved the movement to rycluie th, Mexican ores is merely ;o henct, th, owners oi lead mine, in Colorado. and in ease il is done II will shut down more mines, throw out Q, employment more men and cause d further depres sion in the silver mining industry O. New Mexico and Arizona than can he compensated for ty inc working of the few lead mines in the southwest
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-11
Sheriff $ Sale.

Py vir.Ge of an execution issued our Of the Bsuict Court Of the First Judicial District, in and lOr ta- Ouuty of Cochl5e, Territory of Arizona. t0 me d.re- ted and delivered on judgment rendered !u said Court on ihe I5ih day ot May l'-s, !a favor of G C. Berry and az -rs. Ward ru--' wfc.sIn am commanded Co lAsN" Inc sum O. S2o5 damages with interest ,.arrou .Ju dlte Of Jleguent at the rate Of 7 fer ce.l !e- month for Sl-O balance al : per cent per annum unui paid. together with Sher- fl costs and acc-4ing costs.
 haze tfIs day .eyIed upon the following de. sCrJ-L property to. Sit. Beginning a. the north. west conner ~t iot No eight l3 m block No. tlrt'-t"o s2i. and running thence east along the n9rin iHe of sad !ot a distance of thirty sol feet; thence Eth aI rgi, angles eight l5) feet: u1rr-r vest T right angles eleven lIl feet; thence south at right angles tLITtet tI3l feet; t.,a-- '.--t lt right angles nye t5j feet; thence ~clit ti rI-.t angles tO tLe south line of said .-i 'l-A; lai feet. tGcnce west along the south Hnr .i -7'- lot 10 the west line thereof: thence north dong J'e sad west line of sad lot 10 the place Q. Deglnnlng. te z the same piece of land drettd To stIG fIeSt by Clover q Kings p-rrt, who were the former owners of the whole 3i =-l .ot eight 5 ln said block thirty-two 32), t- tAr anne h represented upon the official map oi the ud city ot [ Tombstone. said county and er"tory. asd appu1enaaccS thereunto belong ing.
 rab.ic notice is hereby given that on Monday, tLe s5G day oi September, 1889. between the hour ot Q a. m. and D. m, namely. 2 clock D. m-, n front Of the Sleriifs cffce. Tn the city 70. Tombstone, COchi-e county. Anzona Terri ,r-s "ll. sci! a ] rlr ght Jitle and interest of th- i.d Ward FrI.s; in and 10 the above de embed pro- cry aJ pubc auction 10 the high cs: and best bid CT for cash Lawful money of thr Jrllcd State. To satisfy said execution and all costs.
 Dated .Ei5. the so,h diy of August, 1889.
 J. II. SLAUGHTER, Sheriff.
 Ry l.. A. SHATTJ CK. Under sheriff.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-11

THE people of Gila county are. very justly, considerably exercised over a proposition of the people of Maricopa county to construct a dam that would make lake of a large and fertile sec ton of their county, besides cutting it in two. Gila being the smallest county in the Territory, and a large portion of it being included in the San Carlos reservation, cannot afford to lose any of its territory for the benefit oi rich and prosperous county like Nsrieopa.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-11
ilrath EAnertrl fArl1 lI0lRrni.

NEW Nouk. sept. lo--~. < Cox l. very much worse Uni, morning. Death i- expected every mom,n- CoN'- phy,iciln- halJ a cou-u 'ion this morning and found him ,c. hu, no reason to fear mmc,iat, death unIc~, hear, failure occurs.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-11
tourists.

Whether on pleasure bent or business mould take CT every trip d bottle of Syrup Of Fig, as 1t acts most pleasantly and erectual.y on the kidneys, liver and bowels, preventing fevers, headaches and other torn4 Of sICkn ess. For sale m soc and SLOo bottles by all leading drusgists.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-11
The iaglr Case.

SAN FHAN.I~co. sept 10 - An amended complaint wa- submitted iu the v < Cir..i, Cour, to-day in h,- haIt oi Deputy Marshal Na-lc and i- alleges Judge Terry bad con-rr-I win, others tr kill Justice Ficid The question oi jurisdiction of rho Federal Court will hc urged 'o-morrow
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-11

red ot the passeIte- saintoln, a forage plant that IS attracting great deal O; attention at 'h- p:esen; time. It is Ca.me1 gn be especially ddap,ed to dry countries, md ], s-id 10 be superior 10 uCeTre or 4iia.ta
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-11
ANOTHER Chapter In the WhittchlptI
 Book Oi Horrors. GREAT DAMAGE BY 4 STORM. Sunset Cox F1aected to Die Any Me- ment-M Minirg Sup rintendsnt
 Robbed of $ 900.
SPECIAL ro THE DAILY ErrT,rH
killed With a Brick.

BALrMorE. Sept lo-Iuo KorhIc was killed win a hri,, l2 William Chester. color,l las, night; S1h>c- quen,ly Chester rr-i-rcd at-.- and was ,ho, hy puiics'uau
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-11

mere Nd- I'.ilH4t tt.,h.t 'h dy-eu'ery aud bloody iuy in Pope County Illinois, h,t summer As many a- five deaths occurred in one day. Mc-~rS Walter Brothers, of Wal tcI~buI- -uI o,ef 3op bottles 0. Chambcrlaiu'- C.ic. Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy during this epidemic and says they ar,.r heard oi is iail- ing in amy ease wben the direction, were followed ItNa, the only mel i,iue used that IiI cure the wor-: r.-.> Many persons Were cured hy i' after the doctors had given them up. -5 aaI 70 cent bottles for -alc by IT,. ]. Teto.
 The Can Can restaurant has the finest varieties %: fish ire,i every day. Latest style of cloth for summer suits at Harris tailor shop. tf
 The very finest coffee at the Maison Dore restaurant.
 Broilcd steak, and chops speciality at the Mai,on Dore
 
 J. II. Whites ranch butter at Vol cott'-. Ii
 Miss Wood gives concerts at the Crystal PalAcecpnccrt hall every night. Ca and hear Ter Jtl
 Stationery paints, oil- c,c., at Mon monier- 20 Baby carriages, toys, brushes, books etc. at Moumonicr',.
 Fresh fish and fresh oysters every day at tine Mai~un Dorc.
 Pictures. picture frames. moulding. and artists materials at Nonmonier's
 Fresh oysters at the Can Can every day
 Swintou'> indelljbIe marker. for clothing and all other fabrics, is for sale at Noumonirr'-
 If you want to get fresh telegraphic Ono grapeyine) news, read the ErITArH.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-11
Nai>eu bre

Tnl, uld time and popularrc~taurant still maintains ii, position a- a favor [" place for our citizens tn r'-.Ie
 hem-,l -c, on all ,nc table Jriicacia., which are prepared u ,o",E-une manner anA served by po'Ite and at- ;oalto waircrs This restaurant makes d speciality oi hroiled stcak- and cut- ie.-. and imports coffee of extra qua.- ity, ;hu- being able ,o furnish thc best cup of coffee obtainable in the city. Fresh fish every day, and all elegant dinner every sunday.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-11
TakeS the Nlnmp.

Woop~rocE Va. sept, lo-Riddle- berger took thc stump ,r- rday for the Democratic party
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-11
Richard [. Ta}!or 'aPtarcd.

SAN FlANG~.o, Sert lo-Mcharl F TayIar whoi~ rIar-rI with cou.- rH.i.y iu'h. tor-o-y in which We'll, F1--, X Co., agent los, Sl.-oo several months ago. ua- captured to-.Iay ou thc steamer Australia wai.hi- lying d, hrr dock herr Taylor lel ,o Honolulu anI wa- arrested there several wrck- l-o and hr"r1h, to -an Franri-co "n h, steamer Australia. bat when the steamer arrived in rpr. last Friday he wa- missing It, wo- found concealed in th, hold to-day
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-11

WANTED Agents for the Ecoromy Fue. Bun r. Caea, ana oes, ol the kind the maiaoJ Address r. C. Box 58S OTtan4, N.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-11
Dry ConCentrator.

THE GL0BG DRY ORE CONCEN- TRAITOR will concentrate from 15 to p tons of gaera ore per day, and of light sulphursts from z to l5 tons. For Particulars address
 Room liz Phelan Building,
 San Francisco, Cal.