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a COiL BREfhER BURNED.
Three Hundred Tons of Coal Set Fire
Loss. $4,000.

SHENANDOAH, Pa. Jan 6.-At about 7
o'clock ON Saturday evening tho Ellengowan
breaker. near this place. belonging to the fhila-
delphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company.
was discovered to bc on fire. and In a few hours
the breaker saw mill. and engine house at
tachcd were heap Of smoulderlng ruins. Tho
breaker was 100 feet high. and was shipping
about 100 cars per day to market. II was a
mammoth structure. and the fall Of tho ponder
Gus machinery to the ground made crash that
was heard for many miles. Tho sparks shot up
in the air like so many rockets. and lit NJ the
surrounding country. All the coal. consisting
OF 800 tons. that was in the pockets nt the time.
caught fire and Is still burning The hoisting
engine Is twisted and turned. and the elevators
are lying on top OF each other. scriminately.
The breaker wes built in 1863 hv James Lam
nagan Of louisville. and was subsequently pur-
chas ii by the Glsnvillc Coal Company ~ Boston.
II fell into the hands of the Reading Coal and
Iron Company in 1872. Tho loss IL about
$4,000, anl 800 men and boys are thrown out
% oi"mployment.
PoTTsyILlE, Pa. Jan. 6.-The fire in the mine
ai summit Hill ~till burns nerc"ly. The ground
continues To- give way and in addition to the
engine house with il valuable machinery
which went down yesterday. It Is now feared
that the fan house us",l for purifying IN" mir in
the mines viii soon tall in. Five men workin.:
n the burning mine worc overcome by the sui
rhur. but 1t is thought that they will recover.
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JoTrINGs aBOrr TOWN

Mr Edward Tompku. has been appointed rcceivsi
Of tho Ncw Rochelle saviu-s Bank
Detective Dorsey arrived yesterday uom Galveston
rrNhs with WIN II Rt.tnu. = clerk, who robbed tn,
Mumeipal ga, tumpau, oi s.pl lln August last
tirn YIN smiih President of the Police Bnari ar
rived m tie steamship Buttuc from Europe Yesterday
The police boat seneca hn at West Twenty fourth ,trept
Tcurntous 20 tnakcr. were Arrairned before Jusuc,
Mursau lu ts-'N Market Police Court YESTERDAY som,
wDre nur few were held under bail AMI others weu
discharged
Frederick s'gcke of eo5 second avenue droprei iea.
YESTERDAY while titsslus aud Andrew Really u -
fn street hiulped dead Who raising glass 90 his up,
~ the hotel at lj2 Canal street.
The Police scrieauts were puzzled last evening oi 70
cciNg general alarm 10 look ont tor Wlhtr uniuri
slut with silver collar un which II j. tlHiA lH -
s engraNed IHe doss name Is Florc ana Is valued a
ti,Wo,
The doctrine ofmiycr's salvation clnn't he hlotted
OUT Bcrchct sail yosieriaN. go a ittDs care u ny
children Ia tins hle Aud IN tie i!lr g. 'uo hr vii
hcst1w upVu a. endless haiuess We shall hNe i'tefes
with the Lord
TIE annual convention of tie United states Grant
Lodge u the Orlcr Bruth Abraham wN held Ao,iot th
in standard Hall 300 East broadway Twelve lWsrs ri
represented AMI ils committees reported iNc sI-4es
rapidly increasing.
The mn fancy ires. ami masquerade ball of the "a
10 nignt Al ocluth tomorrow morning CAlniNal prd
ctssion by 3nmasAs representing afOutauvh hunt
Ink party, VIII appear
In the tournament Of the Police Athletic club in al
more Garden this evening IN ala of the Nii1w, Hnt
orphans tund picked tam from the scot % AmerlC At
Cluh VAL pull against a team of police officers cant
Williams has been reelected President OF the Police Cub
Mrs Maruu Van Buren, Duvale asked seigt Ryan last
syenins T. send an ambulance 70 her boa in1 n9n~ A
street Hospital Or William Bennett once Hel knIwu
veterinary surgeon VI London, who neal yJ and
v Aek sul destitute
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nov 70 READ TIE BIBLE.
A Change In the Episcopal Form Of Service
nfter Nine Yenrs OF DIscm.slon.

The Rev Dr. Charles Hail. Of Holy Trinity
Church. Brooklyn. after reading certain lessons
that were not down in the calendar. last even
ing. explained that he had done 50 for tho first
time The last Convention had adopted a canon
which permitted the use Of another lesson than
that set down in the calendar II took nine
years discussion TO effect it. and it was highly
gratifying to be able to use some judgment in
the selecons ofthe Scriptures, so that the clergy
could read that part Of a chapter which applied
TO a certain feast. and omit the rest. The de-
sign before this was to read through the whole
Bible in the course OF the year but there were
some chapters which they wouldn't and didn't
read. and the change was gratifying on this ac-
count also. Ii was an important step for Il
church 80 avcrse 10 change. TO take. II is now
made possible for hind read in Lent chapters
probably had been confusing in the past TO
many. in the most sorrqwfu season OF tho year.
when II was expected that all the church would
be impressed with keen scnse of their spirit
ual needs to hear chapters from LcVticus and
Numbers about some obsolete Jewish custom.
which had no interest for. persons Of to-day.
Tho now canon won't into operation for the
first time yesterday.
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BtRNTNG 4 BABE.
Dr. Dunton's Experiment. and what both the
Father and the Doctor Say.

Andrew Stewart. n Scotchman, living at
70 Orchard street told n SUN reporter last even
ing how his babe WAS experimental with by his
wifo's physician. Dr. NJ NJ Dunion Of - Riv-
ngton street until it died. Iu November. 1876.
Mrs. Stewar, was delivered Of an apparently
still-born babe. Or. Dunton warmed 1t to life by
holding it 10 the stove. having first removed one
of the covers. He also. Mr.. Stewart alleges,
told Mrs. HariinG. an attendant. to continue the
experiment until cry Of pan was the reward
OF their combined efforts to bring II
10 life. The sules Of the babes feet were
terribly burned. and several Of its toes
dropped Of. II died eight months after II was
born. do nj kno' vera IN mon wo- drunk
or sober. Nlr. Stewart said. " | ony knO hos
kilt moi baby. an hope he'll prove hisself no
guilty. but lie is. Why mon. that stove was net
n red het. an he took tho lLd on an put the
for s5 ono damages. lie snid that Judgment by
DR.. Dunton laughed in a half-amusel way.
and said that he did not hold the almost
lifoless body near the stove to get a little
warmth into II thrty-siN hours after he was
told that it, feet were burned The child suisse
quently lost It's toes. hut more ia consequence
oi the treatment ot some woman employed 10y
Stewart than in consequence Of the burning.
The babe died ~ "A combination Of ordinary
complaints. Far from having caL7od tho hnbr $
death. II was he who had enabled II 10 live az
long - Il lid.
The suit Tor damages is 10 be tried before
sheriff Reilly to-day.
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FIGHTING IN THE EAST.
A Desperate Battle In the Bnikans-soas
Occupied amer u slight sktrmish.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 6.-An official tcle-
gram shows that Sofia was entered on the 81
inst. after n skirmish in which the Russians
lost only twenty-four mon. A telegram from
Gen. Gourko announces that desperate en-
Gagement occurred on Jan. q near Bogrov. The
Turks attempted to surround Ave battalions Of
Russian infantry and q brigade Of cavalry. but
were defeated leaving thousand dead OH the
field. The Russians lost 200 mon.
The Russian detachment under Gen. Dandc-
vile. which supported Gen. Gourko in his move
ment over the Balkans. had 50 mon frozen to
death in ono night and 800 frost bitten.
Tho official despatch says that the Russian
loss In crossing the Balkans. however. was not
so great as at first supposed Tho Turks SUI
fered enormously. and immense numbers of
sick and wounded were found in their positions.
On Doc 81 The whole plain Of Kamarli was
strcwn will, Turkish, corpses.
RAousA. JAM G.-The Prince OF Montenegro
has reassumed command OF his army In AL
bania. Antivari still holds ont, although II has
IN IN v9g@ be- 9S rTdy
month. Tho Turks are marching from Karitza
TO endcavor 10 succor the bcsicScd. The Turk
ish ironclads lombard the works Of the Non
ERzgRoUM, Jan. 5.-The Russian infantry
and cavalry. who advanced to Ilidja TO destroy
the telegraph lines. have been totally routed
after n desperate engagement.
-, ALExAsDRHa; ,.I'I 4. E$ynt Jan. Gi-Fiyc thousand
further reinforcement is preparing.
| CoNsrANrfNopLE, Jan. 6.-1hc Porte haa
asked for an arm stics through England. Min
| lister Layard has handed TO the Porto the Rus
| sian answer to England's note--that Turkey
| should apply for an armstcc directly to the
| Russian Commander n-Chicf. The transmits
sion of this reply 10 the Porte had been delayed,
| pending the deliberations Of the English Cabi-
net.
Tho scenes In the Turkish Chamber have
| been very stormy. An uncunilrmed report
| states that the Grand Nizier. Edhcm Pasha. has
rendered his resignation. II Is believed the
| Chamber Will be either proroguei or dissolved
| If II continues 10 attack the Ministry.
| LONDON. Jan. The British Government
| has embargocd 1900 eases of cartridges ON
| board n steamer at Cardiff. destined for Con-
| stnntinope.
LoNDoN. Jan. THE Daiiv Neirs' Bucharest
| correspondent says an officer from the Care
| wtch's headquarters states that Gen. Radctzk y
| has crossed the Balkans through the Shipka
| pass, tn Turks having abandoned their posi-
| uons previously because of the severe cold
| The Times correspondent ut Bucharcs,
| makes a similar report.
| The correspondent Of the Times at 81. Peters
| burg says II Is rumOrcd that Austria and Ger
| many have vetoed the idea Of opening the Oar
| danellcs TO Russian vessels only. Russia has
| consequently determined not to raise the ques-
| tion al all The Car. for the present. has
| abandoned his intention Of returning ~ Bul.
| Earla.
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LEiPING FROM 4 FERRY BOAT.
Then Refusing to seize Ropes Th -own 60 him
10 Save him from bsing Drowned.

4 tall wcll-drcsscd man stood beside the
gate OF the ferry boat Jay Gould carly last even
ing. looking intently at the water A. the boat
WAS about midway between lis laudne- the
man jumped into The water. Th0s MeMulen.
the pilot Of the tuE James Bower. saw the man
jump. and steamed to the SPOT. Whom the man
came u the surface ropes were thrown to him.
hut he refused To- seize them. and sank. Then
McNIullen md Leonard Hazard. Il deck hanl.
made moose in the rope and when the man
came up a second time threw 1t over lis head.
aud then drew him out The rlnn was sense
less when taken on the tug He was sent 10 the
New York Hospital. HIS clothing and appear
ance were those Of q wealthy man. hut In his
pockets We're only eighty cents and Jack knife.
He seemed somewhat surprised when he re-
gained cons oiOusness aud then became defiant
He said he had swallowed laudanum on sat
urday. but that 1t had no effect He had been
foiled again he said, but he would yet Kill him
sof H. described himself H. Henry j. KEN
ball OF II West Twonty-iirst street. He also in
tlmated thai he WAS a ruined banker
Dr. Millcrs water cure hotel IL at tho number
given hy Kendall. and there the people were
amazed. kemball had eaten dinner wi,h them.
and seemed in good spirits. Little was known
OF him in Dr. Millers. He came there on the
2l inst. with his wife, who l. very beautiful
woman, and registered ~ from husAiurl, y \,
His wife wont away on the jih inst, kemhall
going with her He returned 20 the hotel that
evening without his wife. Tho house phvsi-
elan In the hospital said tlsat keulbaA Is not
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-07
WESTERN ExPLORA TIONS.
The Geographical Surveys West of the One
uundrcdth Meridian.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-Thc various parties
engaged in field work during the past summer
under Lieut. G.. NJ. Wheeler. Corps of Engl-
necrs. L. $. A.. IN charge OF the geographical
surveys west Of tho one hundrcdth meridian.
have returned to this city and already begun
the preparation Of their reports from extensive
notes and observations made In Colorado.
Texas. Nevada. California. Oregon ana the
Territories OF New Mexico. Utah. Wyoming.
Idaho. and Montana. The work during the
past season has been continuation OF the topo-
graphical work Of previous years. and tIe notes
thus far made will enable the parii.s to pre-
pare detailed maps covering an area OF about
10000 square miles. On account Of a favorable
season and the increased strength OF the par
ties the explorations Of 1877 have been more
successful than during any, previous year,
new feature Of the survey will be report upon
the quantity Of arabic. arid timber. grazing
and mineral lands examined during the sea-
son. Geological and geological xaminations
were also made In various sections. A special
party made n careful survey of the Com
stock Lode, both above and below ground.
Tho map Of the surface has been finished. and
the profile ofthe mining lOdes. with plans Of the
separate levels and general longitudinal sec
II is proposed to continue this branch Of the
survey until n complete history OF mining oper
ations. at this locnity especially, shall 9e conf
plotSd, including an underground cAamination
Of AL the various openings 10y shafts. aud cspe-
cially the Sutro tunnel. now nearly completed.
Tho party which was engaged near Lake Ia
hoe has completed tho data for special map Of
this interesting Lake region. The number Of
aha Iphfi'a ia VI npS Yha yins
year. A temporary field Office has been estab-
lish0d at Ogden. Utah Tcrrtory.,VoIl. ~. Pale
my will soon be ready. A number Of maps
have been issued during the year. which have
been found to & 6e Of gEeat use not Sniy t. the
on the Western frontier.
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70 about 81 500: The receipts we're little less
than hall ol mat sum. Now you see whore the
Continent Of the two trustees. that was done BY
the committee OF the congregation. l appointed
my four collectors as such committee. i know
II has been claimed that that committee should
DO elected by the congregation under the Con-
necticut law. but that couldn't be. We wouldn't
allow IT,"
Father ODwyer is q middle.aged man Of
pleasing address. He is lame with rheumatism.
No organized action has yet boen taken by the
dsaffected members Of the congregation.
Father O'Dwyer. at the early mass yesterday
morning, denounced his people MS prattling
gabblers" and "scandazers." and said he
hoped that he would not BE- long among the
wickedness OF Norwalk."
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LONG ISL1ND.

The oNmh.non of the Eastern New York Poultry and
Game Association announced for the last three days Vi
January ~ the town hall Oi Jamaica
lamp eNposion set hre 10 J Van Sicklon's house,
AZ Schenck avenue ani broadway East New YORK. last
night ana II was destroyed, together Wit the grocery
stock OF Theodore stan. Loss, s2,auO iuN insured.
Coroners Jury censurcd last week the ONerseers Of
the Poor Tor reported glrct OF John schneider who II
was said, died NJ starvation II has since been Hscer
tanned that seine der owned comfortable house frte o
encumbrance, and a large stock of poultry,
The NJ 4 church IN freeport recently enlarged and
TelOdelled, Iedtdigatcd yesterday, Bishop Smp.
son preached the sermon Presiding Elder uraves
preached in the afternoon the evening sermon by
PROT Butn Of the Drew IheVlOsleal SEMINARY. The
church 10 free oi debt
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PRovINcgTowS. Mass. Jan. G-Four more
noie. o tlc crow. wrecked near VcllhOct have been
recovered The funeral ol Jane, plwun-. whose bpiy
waswashoi ashore YESTERDAY. took place TODAY the sur
u ifii m'uhN tlt crew attend n their clothes
The hNiirs n Matthew '7trn captain Of TIE schooner
foNuw amt John Antoine, seaman, have been rrcnv
crtd also the holy Of seaman supposed tu hf ni ts
crew a. r, s,Nnor"r Atde Avery It's reported mat
a L-Ll nm. --LM MA-LnL A.LuIn u-Lr NLAu..H.
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a Pretty Ceremony iu Brooklyn.

Behind the communion table in the Church
of the Pilgrims yesterday morning rose beautiful pyr.
amid of flowers scattered through the congregation
were a number Of little girls dres ed In pure white.
Aiter several babies had been bapuIed the Rev. DR.
Storrs wearing sort OF surpce and standing in front
the table. announced that m accordance with the
usagcs the church Bibles would be given 10 the chil.
drcu whom he had baptized seven year. before Then
he read ont the names and the little girs III white ami a
smaller number of little boys came forward To each the
reverend Doctor Bible nicely done up IN white pa.
pei bouquet from the py ramd Kiss AMI his blessing
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Port-an.Prince Threatened.

KINGSTON. Jamaica. Doc. PA Cuhnn. who
charged with ha,In. wiiy set me 90 the Inter.
national Hotel n fuftA rrncc. has been tried. cou,ie
cd and sentenced 60 death The spu-h CONSUL has 40.
rrierca, Also the commander of spanish tsatr Tie
nayuan doycrnmcnt d. nevertheless. nrm ir IFS tcsolu.
ton TO carry uu Tie svutccc AMI has been warned toy
the spanish representative iIAt q II iN, the spanish
fleet Will lombard Port frnce IN RETALIATION frclaft.
tons tor TINS contingency tf ltiu- made \ man OF ar
has been despatched from Jamaica 90 watch BausA ia.
L. NJ. Illl u
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The King orI,niy Seriously III.

LONDON. Jan. G-Milnisht-Th King Of
Italy i,Nc> n The nr't despatch Swing AN mtn.atcn
10 that effect was dated Rome. this evening II repre-.
,entel that The Hines, was not serious but pfeycn,d e
kiugs going to Turin \ lt.rln, 'atti II ~ T. .
It IA. NOW rAn,Iirct that the King, saut iaN
was aifa. hri with Niuitnt feN'r. which Irplurtd
prurl,' an ine rl-nt lung The symptom, cau>e appre
hcusun. aud ~ may prove % Ice cuWpicnil 'a>r of
ma,naiic fever The King slept several hlnrs sat.
ufdaN night. pcrspuu- freely. TIE ieNrr. however.
my lsAl llNALI !. n-Al-NA m u. lMulllMs.
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The secret of Patterson. sickness.

WARRINGTON. Jan. 6.-John |. Patterson is by
means sick MS he has been reported 10 be- lie has
never been In any danger. The whole thing has been
worked up Tor tho purpose gaining sympathy in South
Carolina as we'll aselscwheTc II, VIII not To Penn.
sNlvAna because Tequtsiun on the Governor O that
Snte would c complied with and there Is Judlc In
the state sufficiently doprayed tO let lam ~ habeas
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Moody and sankey In Hartford.

HARTFORD. Jan. G.-Mossrs. Moody and SAN
key began course Of revival meetings to-day IN the
rink with three meetings The building seats 300 AMI
hled in the afternoon ami evening. Two ur three
thousand unable to gain admission Ia the evening
ami nm uyerfowiu- meeting was held an the ncglhuuns
church. The inauguration Was unexpectedly successful
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CuIcAGo. Jan. G.-B. +. Ford of the di-'illrry
nru of Ford, Onfcr& Go has gone into bankruptcy lhs
secured dchts amount O. STOOD and ur unsecured to
- 40 The um Estate, hasa caim of slin nl1 for me
recover, vt which suits against Fo'i sun peniins
lie also ir>f Nf-l'r liuunttiuu paper tl tht
mount o. Sil'n ana h' Hills discounted iua sispO
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will no, honor God II the things said In the Bible

be true.
:, The Rev. J. Hyatt Smith. In the. Lee Avenue
stance as follows: Reason and experience teach
the doctrine OF future reward and punishment,
and 1t Is an absurdity to claim future reward
for the righteous and deny future punishment
for tho sinner. Therefore. he who admits Gods
justice is forced to the conclusion that this is
punishment why the anxiety In the Scriptures
to warn men OF tho wrath to come 2" What
docs the parable OF Dives and Lazarus mean 2
The universal belief in the creed OF no future
punishment would utterly destroy society. for
men who do not fear the hangman's rope are
held In order by the fear OF the future. The be-:
lief in no hell" would destroy the virtue Of
oaths. and perjury would be the fashion.
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SrRlNGFIELD. Mass. Jan c. Samuel Bowlcs
sunclrd recurrence N tie ,orOus rinsion the
his brain ON saturday usht. aud now lies "a a very
suuken AMI PROSTATE condition,
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A thrilling tale of II brave young Jow. Ia ius
commenced n No 10 oi the AsO iok Weekly, now ready
IL Is A AIAnl slOrN.-Aln
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ATLANTIC CITY. Nj Jan. 6.-The schooner
II Hawkins. Of New YORK, loaded with lumber, went
ashore On Brlsantine shoals this morning
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weather Once Prediction.

Colder north and west winds rising hnr1m
otr and clear weather, possibly fuuuMtl il sh.huJ
MA4lup4 southwest winds
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Road Judge Jaryis's new novel. The Shadow
OF Fate commenced thi, day In innl Le.,e ChmeD tut
ner Loves Young Dream hNe dollar print gwen
with the papor-Adv
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LONDON, Jan. Tho morning papers an
nouncc the death Of the Marquis Vi AhesDary at te age
Ot n yeAts.
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A nyo-dollar print. given away with No GEO OF
Itdh Lef, Chantg Conner. PIlGe, ~ cents. Ready tIs
morning -1ip
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SPECIE PAYMENT RESUMED. Specie tho bes
nue cut Millions iut Buy aud and.-Ads
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FINE FRESH CANDIES Il NUTS

JUST ARRIVED
AT y. Is A SIN SKIS
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Bishop Tuttlc's MOntasiis Visitation.

Sunday, June %, II am and pm, Deer Lodge
b, II a IN and S p m, Butte.
Wednesday, July B. s p m, Phillipsburgh.
Sunday, July :, II a IN and 8 p m, Missoula.
Sunday, July Il, ii Il III. Stcyensville; pm
Corvallis.
Sunday, July 81, II a m and up m, DIR Lodge
Thursday, july -, (>t James Day. ii IN,
conservation Of Church, Deer Lodge.
Friday, July g. p M, Blacktoot.
Sunday, July - Helena.
Sunday, Aug {, II Il m and p IN, Fl. Benton.
Sunday, Aug. II, ii a m and p m, Ft. Shaw ;
&pm, Sun River.
Sunday, August Is, Helena.
Friday, August %, pm, Unionville.
Sunday, August p, Helena.
Monday. August 26, s p m, Jefferson.
Tuesday, Ausust21, I'm. Boulder.
Thursday, August 20, p m, Centrevile, mis-
souri, river)
Friday, August 80, m, Radersburg.
Sunday Sept. ], II IA and "a p m, Bozeman
Sunday, Sept $, IL IN and -. pm Bozeman:
I p m, Fort Ellis.
Tuesday, sept. 10, "a pm, Hamilton.
Wednesday, sept II, "a m, Gallatn.
Thursday, sept Il, ~ IN, Sterling.
Sunday Sept. Il, IL q IN, Virginia City; "a p
IN, Madison Valley
Sunday, Sept. -, Virginia City.
Friday, Sept. q, ~ p m, Sher an
Sunday, Sept. 49, II a m and "a p m, Glendale
Thursday, Oct. 3, "a IN, Poindexter's.
Friday, Oct. 4, "a M Argenta.
Sunday, Oct 6, II "A m and "a p m. Bann,ck
Sunday, Oct. -, II a m and -. m, Salmon
CITY Idaho.
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A Caro-.

Cash buyers will consult their interests
oyeXamining my exceptionally full stock,
a this season OF the year. Having de
e'ded to make radical changes in my bust
oess, shall close out the greater portion
o. my stock before the arrival of new
goods. Clothing, Boots and Shoes and
"ents Furnishing Goods, will make up
my stock in the future; and in buying
ron first hands, and in such quantities as
VIII be Necessary, expect to be able to
procure such discounts as will put present
prices IN the shade. My groceries, hard
ware crockery. saddlery, etc, must all
vu' OF the way by the first of MAY. and
wa. my new stock may be perfectly fresh.
/, VIII make such discounts on clothing.
yoo's and shoes, as will convince the most
,hepncal that am in earnest. and ..mean
.ns sniess. Come and examine my stock
N pi'ees' l.. 5. WILSON.