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How Actors Fare Nowadays.

Mr.. Augustln DAILY has not only beautined the
street front Of his Broadway establishment by taste
ful display Of vase OF bright owers but arranging
for the OrnaHentation Of the yesubule OF the the.
atre by an exhibition of works Of art the contributions
OF the leading photographers OF the city. The eapA
cous cupols is already transformed into cosy club
room for the special use, Of the members Of his
pauy, with blHrd table as part Of the furniture and
a. Che rear Of the theatre Il yard with miniature
garden easy of access from the green All this
not only an evidence OF managerial Judgment n1rra
~ aud Taste bul that Mr., Day viii Keep the FINN
Avenue Theatre open during the summer season.
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WM J.. DODGE ELECTED.
Phelps. Dodge & Co.'S story Told TO the
Chamber OF commerce.


NJ its one hundred and fifteenth annual
Meeting Yesterday tio Chutnhcr .t t,.,,,,,,,..,..
,ia,,.t -
''"''cu
, free dent, william I. Dodge Pirst Vice presieut,
NeorE OlHAe second wee IFtsli,ni william ".
fgutIt ice ir ii.u t sl u ,nlr u ahco
FRANCIS = Laihr"p Secrgtary ,e,r.
utivc COMMITTEE A. A. Low. Chairman; Charles n.
Weston, MiIiismH a. tofg, jackson schulil. samuel
=, - hlsslfs ID, vans James, faui \. sponord. John
iyy. '"n"S'oH' EHo" - 'o"aih' ana sinclair
MI w T. Dodge after thanking the members
itt h'i 49,, - " '''e
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Dr. Brownies Victim Dying.

Mr.. Sanford Murray, the gas collector who
wac assaulted by DR., Browne Of William street, W
YORK Is dying at he residence OF the Hon. W. w. VAIN
wright, IN South Nnth street, willismsburgb. When
Mr Murray reached home the day vas Injured he
walked TO hls room unattended. The physicians who
wre summoned did not consider hls ndlton danger.
Qua On sunday he was worse and . consultation was
held The bandsges were removed. ihe WOUNDS Ore
sented horrible appearance,
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Arrivcd-TnrEspAY. NAV L.

ArriVed-Iul RsDAT, May l.
steamship lsnailia. Glasgow, mdse
sttalnshlp PcnueylYAula, bl IsgOW. mdap and pats
Steamship old Dominion. Rirhnond. mdse. and pass.
snip fleetforI, Boston. md-e.
Marx tourscr, MatanZas. sugar.
bark arlbon, Aatanzas, sugar aud mea1o.
Bars Olbers, London, In baiiast.
hri2 Christina, 'ienfuegos sugar
Hrlg Mary Grace, tardcnat, sugar.
Brig Malaga, Cientuegos, sugar.
Brlg thlinnorazo, MatanIas. IN ll1sses
Brig lOrrd Zone C.rdenas. sugar
Schr Peter Mitchell, Bs-aroa fruit.
schr. ". ', Irandsll, WINDSOR, y. =. plaster
Schr Farnsworth, Monligo Bay, sugar
Schr. David Ames, Cardenas, sugar
Schr. AZelda and Laura, Baracoa, fruit.
schr. Robert !. Leonard, Csrdenas, sugar, &c
schr. u. II. webb. Dsracoa. fruit.
Also the usual ryer ami cOsstwise vessels
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s.SkSe Hor:s % nEyRy cI,Fws co,

Deposit accounts OF Mercantile nrns AMI individuals
received all faclhues and accommodations granted
usual with city Banks In addition thereto per cent
interest allowed on al daily balances.
Biils Of Exchange drawn on England, Ireland scot
land, ami the Continent Travellers and Mercantile
Credits Issued available throughout the world.
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sUpREMr COURr, CHAMBERS. 49, Nos. 2l7. n, So
10 10 ei' lt s9 lio, 49, 49, lsH, ls 2lS gt ~, ~
2ti gD. can 9tl.
srrRnhE CoUEr, CIRcUIT-Part Il-NOs. 1882, ly9d
aSl, 1926 2fH, lll Isl, .O6 27!t a3p 1874 laSI 1871
re.
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druggists. Hn're, JHh' u lte. '''
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY or CIBA,

IN" noAt drawing viii take Place Oh May a.th a!
prizes and ttSl, o. VIII be drasn
FiHs cashrd, formation tutuIshci ordrrs nile 4.
hg tsl rates paid for ~ ansh Bans uil- GOyrrhutLt
securities, &c DC.
rAYLuG CO.. Bsu.crs,
10 Nall Il,
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sARISE TvrELLfgEvcs

utNtAf"FH ALNAStc- riIts pAV
euD ntct.. % sun sets y 81 Mppn scts II ~
HtoH wATEn- ruts nay.
sanny Hoos Ia " Gov. tslan1. u Hen Cat. - II
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

PTces reduced circulars sent mi Information given.
We soll the tsbph puG 10 the drawing OF April "a
~ NAkIINfL& A 90. banFrrs
AZ wall r.. fVsI once box i,6sj, New lvTA.
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For wire screens for doors and windows. GO to
and j, rorreys 10 Fulton street near broadway
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Weekly and monthly payments for furniture
and carpets At Is. NJ Cowperthwait cos, l55 Chat
ham strpet-idr.
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tI,s5t,Sfo -
Liabilities other than capital yi4 deposits sJslp /!
f. u. TAPPEN,
Chairman.
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Compliment. The fashion Is indicated by mer-
chants wlo come T. tho city always buying latest stye
broadway. '-
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The old reliable Hairs safe, 3t5 and aT Broad
Wh, New lofA, The best IL the Norld.-Adr,
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Live stock Market.

NEW York. Thursday. May 1.-The fresh r.
ctlps were y care or s3 head, making 3,Tlg for
dlvs sgtinsi 345 for the saIne time a.t week. The
demand was very light and the offerings were not an
tol1 IN some essee further from the very
low marx reached yesterday obtained by butchers,
but the hulk OF the transactions were AZ the
closing quotations OF yesterday market. ITO
quoWI was fair Native steers ranged from lie to
Shc y. with few seiectIons eoing to &c. and ls
care OF far 10 good Texas and Cherokee eat were
sold Al lo1eliev n to dress 55 ms, and &c ne. to tho
srYrp- Receipts we're OF head making en7 swine
iondsyi against 2sl for the same time ast week.
MUTTON ia dull At 6asc " ana the demand for shet
very u ut The only sales were cars ~ clipptd
sheep,tl 20 ne. ay'rige. at Sg5kc car Of choice
10 w 10 l2 Ms al COS aIu car OF uushuru, "a
nt W.Mtke ~. butchers DO not care to handle
lhe car oedt of texas sheep that reached this trkct
o tuesday last, but have taken part of them tral,
WIN me price t' Dc arranged after trial The sheep
IN TAR hesh aud average about IS ns head. About
y n ' " sN
swiss-Neceipls wcre d cars or j.gf2 hogs. and tho
total since Mpnd Il t51I, against 5lel f,r tho faie
time last week. There were transactions on i've
wetght before Change, bat heavy hogs. alive are
quoted at g.. n. city dressed closed al a. ~ = L.
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Busilltss notltts.

~; y, -Qrire, ~ Fulton ST., Sew York.
WATCHES, fINE JEWELtiT, AND' sTfHLISt, Sill
NERW AkE, FIRST QUALITY, aud sold oa smallest
SPECIALITY "
The sun., 1873-05-02

The May" Hat We are IN the midst Of mo, ing
pceacles-eugEesiiye Of crushed hats KNOX has In.
lrOduccd his May h1t-d SUPERB fabric Buy IL at 2i2
nue. Hotcl establishment.
The sun., 1873-05-02

The most perfect article IN use for the teeth
IL LyOnt Tooth Tablets. Dentists recommend them.
The sun., 1873-05-02
Where Can tae Working boys PLAY BATE

SIR: The working boys OF this community
neee plot OF ground for base bal playing within
hmiu Of This citI, A 'WoREIEe Bog.
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Trortins nj Fleetwood Park.

There was well-contested race yesterday
afternoon at Fleetwood Previous To starting, Lady
Annie led the call In betting. After the three hrst
heats Topscy had the odds OF 500 to $50. Annie won
the neIt two heats by sklful driving To the surprlse
Of the best Judges, Mr.. Lowell landed Topsey winner
OF the sixth ht at and race, amid the widest excitement
such wonderful horsemsnship as hr. Loye dlsplaye ed
the renowned Hiram Woodruff
SUMMARY.
FLEHrwooD PAHK TR0TrISGi Thursday, May l.
sweepstakes $50 mile heats best three In nve 10
wagon.
YIN L3SsiI, D. m roP.sy ..,',,'....";9 I
X. j. Andersons blk. q. winaed. ......,.l . . 8
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The days business at the United states Sub Treasury
sss eod 6ssn5 ttS Ss o. currsn y ncy receipts.
b b..nse .Sa5Iss P1y%saa: S.'em: .,s .i,s currency
The shipments Of specie to-day amount to tGt 40 Ia
,o bonds e. sd. Y ss tss eIis ~ ,s %
At iei6 TO ll'!' 40 The awards were made at MA
Foreign exchange has been yery dull and quiet at
lherc seem. to br pause in eculation bills, be.
ssnse 50 NAM any, dra%ss h,ss rcesy rrc,iyed rsin
drawings have already been di.roun'ed. The mafkrt
presented.
Ihe money matkei was unclpecteiIy stringent TO.
day aud the early negotiations reflected from lt nat
to ~ and interest fr call loans aad renewals well
rSgcn snG @ n m way Ss ,ss 3D. sa
tne eay rrosresscd The rates increased uu'll cent
e'eers Of III, column 10 not require 70 be Informed
occaslncd lor lhc purp - Of the ique whO are ri.
era'orinr = dcptcs' tocss a. has hcsn often re-
do~p prGs. part Of he policy r. y nIy inSuga ausSH
counts there an improved bu>ihes- snd tue rats
for prime mercantile accepslccs ranged from to u
rrsl The p l sogt "1rfs va. rq9g during
became stringent 1hc tu,nrss, however had previous.
% nsen 1 GeSe1p M ynS . anf "e ,Ys 60 a.toa;
& ~. h,ss W. nsht' ."G t, SPECULATION ""s chiefly IN
Henry oeNs a Co. q "ail street, report atiP.Mt
!, cur =, iiy 4: 80? l,es comp . IS, l!55
Goi ISL csapis si' SsS. -: coup soGp. iiS.
so. , %, e. csuS4it rs a., a. 55a;;aia: GSa ;ia: it
& Z; SsSSaapii;s H. ). 81 81 1851 ISL tSs tcS5saps: rs
tse err J.SJu's iiislcrut T.. 3 nds. .uSa iO4l
The busincs IN state bonds was small though lately
43r9lsht : today. Nn,"nr' - Scre nm AZ - aud
IN Bans q Connncrce shares At ~ Biqk o. CON,
h9awe,anl,h 50 ant Fourth Nauon4l NJ IN railroad
lransacton. were s. follows Long nock bonds, q :.
.entrGi fsenf Fold binds, iUe mon i'acinc l,t.,
XoLinss:lsrn l;. i,el.s.rr. lsesas s1Sa i saa
9 Toledo and Wabash i.ts, Il Louis DIVISION $50
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Take Ayers Pills
loscs Of plirgative. safe and ehcctual.
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large salct 10 bagr Rangoor'a' &c. gold, In bond NO
latses qutt Sugars hrHi, lut not iCivc common -
primP refnlpg, ,bS Stc with salrs NJ hhds us tahl,
SINUS htlauO.5 80, and Gll hONUs ccrtrfurpl lt
hrrdf. lil('. "
CT ~ Wheat heavy, lower; salcs aoNN bush "a
fixsti4O fut very Inferior tpr ng sF is for com
mon 51'f fer fr tprius 81 Gsstili Tor 70, r.
ft1@s ~ for colcr do. in store aud a1na - 2S fir
y.ry choice white winter 81 5 for aluhrr TO-. nd 40
huwhukre IN store OF tl.hi. Corn dun; sales nkUJ
vnsh nc!u ing new at 6SsTc af"at, and bsc for old
western ulfed In store. Oats los and
eNlte i,NtN bush. a Soc for black western afp1t "a
the trnck. tls Ne. for Western mixed neW an,at ami
Stc. for NestCrn white. Barley -Sal's 40 bush. lo
"rst,rn az sic. Rye nominal atatc. g. Western
COTTON The rntkct for cotton o. the spot steady
aud h9rc active. MiGdng uplands Hfc..a 90 ltw III.
ulhg 10 S'ac. SsCe 2eNd h1lrs, Of winch for t.
port, h5 cot sun pton, and On f'r sprtui tnn. Ft-
MIrd deliveries In good rrdur-t a. i.iGs Y pisarcr
sales u 50 balcr elrsiug by Unritl re1ptt ~ N ic
toi Nay, " tc for Iunc. l9 C. for Uy. - fur Au.
gutt, nnd - for sept mbcr. TIE Liverpool udrAct
was srraier u1ddltg up arua. gag.U.
htEpRiEs r,l,um sttaay; rcnucd. 2oA uetc.;
GM: spirlis urteniine lover aud mouorateg aeti,e
~ 5ot5 g. IaOw sold at &C. for prim" cIty Stcatne
brought Y1r. for choice In cs Nhlekcy fold ~ q<c
Freghts fairly active; gram to Liverpool by steam
10 gt.1
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The Police bill was reported fayorably.
The Gardner Warehouse bill was ordered To
a third reading. IL was amended so that only
property for the railroads can be taken under
places, or grounds Of the city shall be taken,
The sun., 1873-05-02

N rs ono hundrrd and iftCVu;h annual
meeting yesterday tic Chamber "I Comm ercc
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onr last hour has comer' repeated ~
Judge in solemn tone.
And then;the fwretched Felicia realized
her position ut length, and she broke ints
wild screams.
/ ''Oh, mercy. mercy she cried. 81 was
crazy when L did il; mercy, mercy -
But the judge shook his head and motioa-
ed to the officers of the court to bind the pri-
soner.
"fakc her to the gorge Of Feri,'' he said ID
them. @
Feiicita, who was very strong wotnnan,
resisted the officers desperately when thev
tried to tie her. She threw herself ON The
floor, she bill and sc.atched, but they soon
mastered her, and In few minutes she ras
bound SO securely that size was is helpless ss
Il child.
Then d priest was sent for t. administer
tie last religious consolation to her. but she
.'efuscd to listen to him, and uttered ths
most opprosrious sentiments, until 1t was
found necessary to gag her.
And now size was carried out and placed
on litter. which the two officers took up. -
When they started for the scene where tn.
last horror was to take place, the priest WALK
ed by the side of the helpless woman;
holding up the cratcifix to the face OF her
whose features were distorted by unbounded
terror. A few citizens accompanied Him
A more melancholy procession could not b.
imagined.
At last they arrived at .lie edge i. the pre-.
cipice.
"Iay God have mercy Oh yoin,r poor soul,,'
said the priest fervently, and pressed the oru-
eifix last time to her face.
Then the officials; raising her up, hurlea
her into the depth. -
!. Everybody shuddered when, second a.
terW 4, they heard the body striking bard
against the bottom of the gorge. Let =
hope that death was instantaneous.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-02-28
EMAN. MoNTANA TERRITORY, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 81 1873
Railroad Prospects.

II We copy the following well timed an
sensible article from the Real Estate Recore
published at Walla Walla. Washington lei
ritory. It shows that tile great Norther
Pacific is being pushed forward from tb
west as we have every reason to believe
will be from the East, and that In thrc
years the East anil West will strike hands il
the centre OF our Territory, on the compile
ton OF the greatestrailroad enterprise eye
undertaken in our country.
Many snpcil,atinns have, ftom tine &c
time, been INDUCED in By knowing ones in
relation to the work upon the Northern Pa.
9 nc Railroad. That these efforts are mere
speculations oL opinions it is scarcely neces-
sary to refer the reader to the studied retic.
ence OF the Company. We are not sure that
it may not be spoken as matter of praise to
that Company, that they have been enabled
10 keep to themselves, until they were ready
TO perform their projected operat ons. Ger
tain it is by thatmethod they have succeeded
IN avoiding many troublesome obstacles that
have retarded ether great enterprises. The
men at the head OF the Northern Pacifi,.
Railroad are men of sagacity, of learning
and ability, and it would be singular indeed
i such mea did not profit by the experience
of the past. Whatever anxicties the beople
may have, they can rest assured that the road
IS in the hands of men who know what they
are about, and are capably of not only con-
structing it, hut OF controlling it success
fully. That these statements are susceptible
OF the clearest proof. we have only to refer
to the statement OF the President of the
Company, 6. w. Cass, published in num-
Der of the papers, also the reports OF the
financial agents and commissioners. AS to
the other facts, we have only to refer to the
men who have control of So much of the
road now in operation. For gentlemanly
bearing, care and disposition to meet all the
wants cf local traffic and comfort of passen-
gers, they may be equalled, but have no su-
oeriors anywhere. Let those who are in, |
OH the subject understand that the I
contract for building three hundred miles of /
he road from Wairila to Pen d'Oreille has T
'een let, and that the directors of the Com I
'any have arrived, and are now on Puget
sound. for the purpose of looking after the
interests OF the Company, and pushing ahead
ne work in its construction, and their in.
redulity will at once vanish. That the road
'ill be built is fixed fact. is one of the GER
lore cerfain basis for this declaration than
ne fact OF the known reputation of the men
the heal Of this enterprise for keen sagaci-
7 and thorough integrity
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-02-28
A Feeling Tribute to ssPHb.
DOcs.',


A Philadelphia editor thus relieves his
mind on subject familiar all newspaper
offices, the Inevitable Pub. Doc. -
We owe our thanks to Judge Kelley for the
latest Patent Office reports. We already
have sixteen hundred Of these interesting
volumes in our little library; but they have
been read and re-read SO many times that we
know every page of them by heart. This
new volume came opportunely and CRATE
fully on Christmas morning, and that night
we gathered our little family around the fire
and read it through to them. The affecting
tale entitled Improvement in Monkey
Wrenches.n seemed to touch every heart
and when we came to the climax of the
little story about sReversible Pieboards, y
there was not dry eye between the front
door and stable. During che reading OF the
piteous narrative entitled ssGum Washers cf
Carriage Axles, 2 the whole family gave ex-
pfession to boisterous emotion, and the
hired Girl was so much excited that she lost
her presence OF mind and went around to
her mothers inadvertently with six pounds
of sugar and butter kettle full of flour, and
came home at midnight intoxicated.
We can never sufficiently thank Judge
Kelley for the innocent enjoyment thus fur
nished us. The memoy of that happy
evening will linger longer than that hired
girl ever fingers when she lights on q lot Of
substance which she thinks will suit the
constitution Of her aged parent!
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-02-28
All Along the Line.

Ohio has 4, 9s5 paupers.
Calcutta IS getting street railways.
/ The Union Pacific earned $95O,ooo in ID
cenlbcr.
Fashionable New York churches no longc
have choirs.
Itcost s36f,ooO to run Brooklyn's fire de
partnent last year.
a party Of Illinois capitalists way to buy
90 900 acres Of Kansas for q farm
The number of hogs slaughtered Iii C;n
ciillati since November lst is 52s, 900.
Dickens is finishing Edwin brood
through q New England s'meeium.''
Direct your papers to Philadelphia, Pa.
or they may go to Philadelphia III Africa.
Ex-senator Gwin, otherwise Duke of So
nora, has sold his silver mine for ST. 900 900.
The italian Senate has approved a bill for
bidding religious Instruction in the pubic
schools.
! In Jersey criminal can sometimes take
his choice between the regular army or the
penitentiary.
George Brown, of Halifax, viii 81 ortly
challenge the world to row single scull-
race foi $1,000.
Barnum wants to get ten elephants to
draw his great imitation car of Juggernaut
all over the count; = next summer.
An indianapolis grocer is making hosts OF
friends and growing -ich by publishing d
list OF his customers who. do not pay prompt
Y. A good plan for newspapers to adopt.
A London man recently killed himself be-
cause saloon keeper refused him drink.
md the latter was arrested for being respon-
lble for his death.
A resident OF Havre has tile gilt eagle
which Louis Napoleon presented to the
'wners OF the English steamer City of Paris, |
which he made his expedition to Bou-
ogne in 1S40.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-02-28
A True Heroic Spirit.

VI all the powers that crown each glorious
achievement ol man, none 50 invlgorate the
minis Of the, mass Of people as d exhibition
OF true heroic spirit BY an executive Office,
~ any Of the numerous governmental
branches or OF Il eitezen iii the more humble
walks Of private life. 1t is "a medium that
iends encouragement to 4 community
whether Involved In war, oil ENJOYING the
blessings OF peace. Often on the felI 81
battle amid the roar Of cannon, tile raff; IL
musketry. the flash Of 'sabres and the oIeam
OF swords what strength anu yivacity are
impaired to the respondent soldier of the
weakened nerve and faltering courags by i
single brave word or daring deed. enacted
by commanding officer or fellow eonrade.
| giving an impetus to his whole frame, and
sending life and new vigof through every
Veii1' and making each petty artery in his
body as hardy as the Nenean lions nerve,
How could the powerful speech of Spartieus
to his fellow gladiators have been received
IN any manner. but with the greatest eufbu.
siasm! Is it at all in reason that those MEM
orable words of encouragement, in .sarlcient
dimes a little band of Spartans in a detlIe of
the mountains withstood whole army. can
ever be forgotten? ...Methiaks hear a spir.
it III Your echo. answer mo, neyern,
Could any assembly of people crouch and
cover at this courageous speech i'm defence
OF their rights and privileges? Would they
not be compHIled by their own instinct OF
duty to march with quickened pace to s.fie Int
beneath the open sky in noble honorable
battle and there Offer up their lives for the
blessings OF liberty? Will the name OF Can't.
James Lawrence, OF the fri.ate Chesaseake
ever be lost from the tablet af memory?J
Docs he not deserve an everlasting remem-
oranee with our Warmest feelings Of glati-
tude for his never falling bravery as he was
borne below from the main deck of the
chesapeake, bleeding from deadly wound.
and crying to his men with firm, but weak
encd voice: Don't give up the shipn' Can
those words that have become watchword
throughout our navy ever be left to oblivion?
Lives there man With senses so impaired
hat he would not stir when nlaniness and
1erois'n ike this is displayed? Heaven for
III Well may we study the biographies OF s
lese and like men, who by their own strug-
sles in life have iMnortalized their names: !,
veil may they be lookel up to AMI esteemed, !
or they are men that shine in the worldly Z
efiecting that true heross INTO crystaln ever i
70 all the impress wear of awe divine.' !
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Cuba

The news from Cuba indicates a purpose
on the part of the business men and PLAN
tiers OF the islana to grapple with the ques-
ton upon which hinges the se' tlement of
the strife that has so long devastated fair
country and preyed upon its prosperity
From all points of the Christian world Spain
has been invoked to end the strife by giving
freedom to the slaves. 1t has been believed
that Spanish rule would be tolerated If the
yoke of bondage could be broken. Great
Britain has urged the necessity of this pro-
gressive movement. Our own Government
has spoken in language that cannot be mis-
understood. Spain has made fair promises,
bu. has never seemed in earnest about full
filing them. This movement among the
people is the most favorable one that has vet
been made. 1t shows that the necessity OF
oing something decisive begins to be real
izetl. The movements of the SANTANA Bay.
Company will precipitate the decision. Sla-
very can not last long in Cuba after our peo-'
pie get foothold in San Domin &C. The
brutal cruelty of Spain in the island mnst be
brought to all end. She must give up the
Island CT establish her rule. The abolition of
slavery will cut the knot and perpetuate her
lease, while it relieves her of burden that
must be getting extremely onerous. The at
tempt to impose upon the slaves part of
the price OF their freedom will be hard to
bear. Yet is likely that even that would
be preferred to a continuance OF strife and
perpetual bondage.
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DIRECTORY OF FEDERAL OFFICERS
OF MONTANA.
OFFICE
Yimes and Places for Holding Courts i'm
the Territory of Montana.

"e SUPREME COURT.
At Virginia City, first Monday ia ia nary and sec
oad MsRdar III August. fE#
uNITED STATES DISTRICT COURTS.
Firsf Distifet-At Virginia City first Monday IN
April, seca itl Monday in July, aud second Mon
day in November. iH f..
eeond Dist,fcf-At Deer Lodge, third Monday n
April, first Me,play in September, and first Mon
day in December.
first Monday In July, and fourth Monday IN Oc-
tober. 49,
TERRITORIAL COURTS.
ffyst Disircf-In Madison County, nt Virginia C,ty
arst Mond.y in April, second Monday IN July,
aud second Monday in November
In tsallatin County, ut R.zcmtn, 4rst Aionlay ia
MurcIl and ilth Mnnd;ly i'll October
In jefferson County, at RadersburE, second Mon
,luv in May, ami first MONDAY III October
Seeopd Distifrf-Deer Lodge County, at Deer Loagt
civ third Monday in April, hr~t Mon'iay I'D
septomber, and first Monday in Decs,nbtr-
IN Mssoula County, at Missoula, fonrth Monday
in June and secepd Monday III November.
In Beaver Head County Bannack, first Monday IN
June and third Monday in October.
Third Disfricf-in Lewis and Clark County, at liel-
enn frst Monday in March, first Monday I'D
july and fourth Monday in October
In Meaghcr County, fourth Monday In May ana
fourth Monday In November. N