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THIS MoRNrNG,s NEWS.

In New York Government bonds are quoted at
lice Tor Is OF 1867; 1923 for Sc OF 1881; n4l for
dis; sterling, q s3@4 IS; silver bars, 11S9.
silver in LONDON, t1l; consols, 100 Cd; POI
cent United States bonds. 1l43 As, 1901 IS. 1867
IL San Francisco hal, dollars sre quoted at !
discount to par; Mexican dollars, se@9Olc.
st Liverpool wheat isquotsd at los sd so. Sd Tor
good to choice California.
Mining stocks were fairly active in San Francisco
vest r5ay morning. Prices were generally higher
than on Saturday. The Gold Hill stocks were par.
teularly strong, Yellow Jacket advancing 81 900
the best rate on saturday, Altogether the Com
stock lode WIS advanced about S5eo, coo in nominal
market value yesterday morning as compared with
the rates on Saturday.
The All Saints (EpiscopaD Church at san Fran
cisco was destroyed By fire yes erday.
Juan Morales shot aud killed Joaquin Negreles at
Tempe, A. T., Sunday in a drunken row.
Interesting news from the frozen North is brought
bya vessel from Alaska, which viii be found upon
the first page ibis morning.
a serious insurrection prevails at Muneepoor,
India
Traasyaat
4t-ie VIII he TESS ti.tn an average Slelu OF gram
this year in both France and England.
A bloody riot recently occurred at sauletri, s,r-
dinia in which seven persons were killed and forty
severely wounded,
IN an accident al a bull fght at Marseilles Sunday,
u persons were killed and $50 injured,
Two brothers have been arrested FOR The murder
OF Jennie crauer found in the river at New Haven
recently.
a duel was fought in Indian Territory last week,
in which one Of the principals was killed and the
other fatally wounded.
Five young men have been arrested at St. Louis
charged with the recent mysterious murder there,
and one Of them has confessed to firing the fatal
shot
The damage by Il }ods in Arizona continues, roads
iu all directions being washed out
Minister White has presented his letter OF recall
10 the Emperor Of Germany.
The barn Of George Muck, at wheatland, was
burned last night.
The descendants OF Baron Steuben in Germany
have been invited TO attend Tue Yorktown cen.eu-
nial
Superintendent Carlisle P Patterson, of the Coast
Survey, died near Washington yesterday
This official report OF the Apache outbreak IN New
Mexico is given this morning.
As viii be seen by the dispatches frcm Washing
ton this morning. the Presidents condition yester-
day and last night was exceedingly critical.
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OREGON.
Adysces from, Portland.


PORTLAND, August 15tb.-The new De-
psrtment commander, General Nelson a.
Miles, in the course of a conversation to-day.
SAID 1t was the intention of the Government
to maintain Vancouver as large and perma-
nent military establishment, and that at no
very distant time the whole military reserya-
ton will be required for the use of tie Gov.
ernment. and would necessitate the closing
up OF all the county roads now travers;ng the
Government reserve.
Captain i. j. Stump, who died Saturday
very suddenly at Ainswortb, came to Oregon
In 1867 iron California, where he had been
employed by the California Steam Naviga.
tlohn Company as Captain and pilot on the
Sacramento river and San Francisco bay.
since then be was in the employ Of the
Oregon Steam Navigation Company. and its
successors, most Of the time on the upper
Columbia and Snake rivers. He was very
competent steamboat man, and good citi-
zen He leaves wife and three children.
Albert Hoyt, under sentence to the peni-
tentlary for twenty years, charged with rape.
and William Sweeney, two years for larceny.
made au unsuccessful attempts to break from
the city Jail this morning. They cut q hole
through the foor, and getting under, at
tempted to crawl out, but were captured by
the jailer.
- Las poVieI d SEorIiuS man or ALBANY,
while under the Influence of liquor last night
was robbed Of $500 in gold coin A man
named I. J. Ankeney was arrested on a
charge OF stealing the money. To-day be
had preliminary examination, ard was held
to await the action of the Grand Jury. In
default Ankeney was committed.
German named Antoine Packiuper. aged
81 years. shot himself in the mouth yester-
day at Albany. The ball passed through the
cheek and lodged in the neck. Packinger is
still alive, but it is thought viii die. He is a
stranger, and gives as a reason for the at
tempt on his life that he was destitute and
friendless.
Two stables, belonging to NJ Hebron, in
Linn county, were destroyed by fire this
morning. Loss, 81, 600; no insurance. The
FIRE was the work of an ircendiary.
Two dwellings, belonging to G. Z. Ellwan-
ger and A. Alden. situated in the southwest
portion of the city, were destroyed by fire
this afternoon. Eiwanger's loss is 81, COO
insurance, $1,000. Aden's loss is 5000 in
sured for $3.50.
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GONE TO cAMossA.

And so it seems that the German Liberal
press recognise the sad fact that Prince
Bismarck has after all his Boosting gone to
Canossa. He has surrendered to the
Roman Curia. and no matter for what
reasons, has abandoned his war against the
Vatican. The pity Of it is that he did not
look far enough ahead when he commenced
that war to see that he could not afford to
continue it to the legitimate end. The
presumption is that he has been compelled
to make bis choice between submission to
Rome and submission to the Socialists, and
that he has preferred an alliance with tho
former. He probably saw that his enmity
with Rome gave the Socialists a great adj
vantage over him. They would not join
him, while they were willing to take all he
could give them, and they we're at the
same time freed from the active hostility
OF the Church. Bismarck has made his
election, but time alone can show whether
it is wise one.
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Zee Presidents CONDITION.

The Presidents condition yesterday was
serious. The fever rose higher thsn at any
previous time. His pulse was fairly gal.
loping all the afternoon and evening.
The surgeons were compelled to admit in
their bulletin that his state was less salts
factory. In fact, it was evident that a
serious crisis was at hand, and that the
case might be about to take an even fatal
turn. His exceeding weakness is now the
source of greatest danger. The fever and
the discharge from the wound together
have Slapped his strength terribly, and it is
greatly to be feared that he has not suf-
ficient vital force remaining to carry him
over protrscted relapse. OF course all
talk of changing his physicians is now
worse than idle. Even If mistakes have
been made there is nothing for it bat to
continue in charge those who alone under
stand the case. The country must remain
in the deepest anxiety meantime, and will
await the news from the sick-roorn with
uncomfortable Impotence and apprehen-
sion, unless favorable turn in the symp-
toms OF the patient should speedily occur.
The Los Angeles oil well on the Little
Sasne ia producing forty harreis n day
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DoUBrFbL PROGRESS IN EDUCATION

wv GhtGR ~ an 6DOG5 I1VH,
at ia recent examination for scholar.
ship presented by the city companies for
children in attendance az the London Board
Schools, some of the answers to the written
questions indicassd an amount OF mental
confusion which ought to have made the
examiners doubt the efficiency of the
system. We cite some of the most Won
derful specimens "The climate of Eng
81 land determines to be rather unhealthy
on account of its having SO many smells
and stinks, such as tanners, and many
Others. ''The Old World naturally
g was Europe, and now the New World is
g Europe, Asia, ETC." "Buenos is in
e Germany; Ayres in France" The his
tory papers contain statements of a still
more startling character Milton wrote
&c a sensible poem, called Canterbury
Tales Henry II. got drinking in
Is toxicating liquors until he was commonly
ga called drunk" "Msgua Charta was 80
- that the people should not worship the
''place where Moses died" "AIagna
"Charta was ordered by the king to be
beheaded. He fed to Italy, but was
" captured and executed" Free trade
means not connected with any other es-
Enlistment and charging no discount
One boy described Henry II. as doing
penance for his share in Becket's death by
walking barefoot, and receiving "waoks
g with a berch" 1t is said that the ex-
animation which elected these answers
was satisfactory, but it is perfectly appar-
ent that many of the children had learned
absolutely nothing, and that the utter con-
fusion of their minds certainly indicated
radical defects in the methods of instruc-
ton. 1t is to be feared that the system at
the London Board Schools approximates
too closely to that described by Dickens in
" Hard Times"
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Rain and snaw

Tucson, August 15tb.-No train has ar
rived at this place tor either east or west siace
last Thursday. The road is washed out az
intervals between here and Yuma on the west
and Pantano on the east. The country is en-
tirely submerged and the roadbsd and track
are so seriously damaged that several DAYS
more mast be consumed in making the neces.
sary repairs. Rain commenced falling here
at P. NJ, and in one hour . inches of water
had fallen. The streets were flooded, and
many buildings more or less damaged. It has
been raining now for six hours, and still con-
tinues. Last night ten inches Of snow fell on
the northern slope of the Santa Catalina
mountains, thirty miles north of this city.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

I'm THE MATTER OF TnE ESTATE OF J. M.
4 BURTON, deceased. Notice is hereby given to
the creditors OF. and all persons having claims
against the sai deceased 10 exhibit theul with the
necessary vouchers, within four months after the
first publication OF this Doies, to the undersi2 ned
his place of business at No. 1881 J. street. SicrA-
mento city, county OF Sacramento. State OF Cali
fornia GEORGE f. RR0NEER.
Administrator estate OF j. NJ. Burton, deeeased.
Sacramento. August lG, 1851.
CHIMNEY & BgVaK2, Attorneys for AdlSnistrater.
aul51aw.wTg
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COOKING BY GAS.

yE1HE CAPITAL GAS COMPANY HAVING
received . supply Of the most approved pat
terms of GAS COOKING STOVES. request their
ra.rons to call at their workshop. CLUNIES BUILD.
ING, Eighth street, between J and X and select
their Co king Stoves. ALL WHO ARE USING
@ Is STOVES F. COOKING are egreeably sur
prsed TO fad they easy to manage cause no
.eat SCOT or dust in the apartment; take up little
room; ray be placed wherever desired and are less
expensive for most families than the ordinary cook
Ing stove 1he Company will pnt them up ST their
expense charging for their use 4 small monthly
rental All those now in use are giving complete
satisfaction far as known aIll-istf
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homicide Marrow Escape from synehinG

Homicide Narrow Escape from synei,ing
PHGSIx, August 15-h.-At Tempe yester-
day afternoon Juan Morales shot and killed
Joaquin Negreles, while drunk. A gang of
lynchers was Immediately organized, and
pursued the prisoner, who in charge of Con.
stable Gallacdo, was riding for his life. The
Constable succeeded in lodging his prisoner
in the Jail in Phoenix few minutes before
the pursuers came up. The murdered man
was Lieutenant ia the band of MARQUEE.
The prisoner is safe.
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sam Bernnrdino county Mines.

CoLToN, August 15th.-The Silver King
mine, in the Calico district, about 20 miles
from here, has been bonded to San Francisco
parties for $500. COO. who viii Immediately
commence TO work the mine with large
force OF men. There are several other mines
in the district which are showing fully as
well as the Silver King, and rich strikes are
daily reported from them.
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Total population of Weaverville, 1855 !;
of these there are $50 whites, 5 blacks and
494 Chinese. There are few if any mining
towns in California that have held their
own as well as Weaverville during the past
ten years.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

PoRT TOWNSEND, August 15sh. - The
steamship Dakota arrived here this forenoon.
One of the assistant stewards, named Charles
Lewis, was taken to the United States
Marine Hospital here. suffering from a
broken leg, caused by bis falling down the
fore hatch during the voyage.
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PHOENIX, August 15th.-Severe rains have
prevailed for the past week all over the
northern country. Roads in all directions
have been washed out The Salt, ella and
Santa Graz rivers are impossible, and north
ern Arizona is practically isolated from com
munioatioA with the ontsije lYnrli
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DAY!

Good testimony TO the tUorth of oet1.
CHILDREN'S SHOES IS the 5Nct OF more
safes than egeg before to old customers
TO-DA I, eCe mention n SOFT KID SHOE.
acjfA pIj0bte s0les anal tossel tops sizes, 4
to J. Price, 81 So. tire easy for the feet. J
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MARRIED.

Sacramento, August 15-By Rev. Father Mcsweeney,
at the residence of the brides mother. N Z.
White to Miss Jennie McMenomy. mo cardsl
Near Roseville, Cal, August 14-By T. K Jones.
J. P at the residence of A. Ross, Thomas r.
Cavett to Emma Steele
Near Roseville, CAL, August 14-By T Jones,
j. P, at the residence of A. Rose, John E. Steele
to Emma Ross
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Parents c0n A03e5Iy e.c0naine ost1. 0ssoqf-
Aaent OF CHILDREN'S FANCY HOSE
sc5tjt0at 6ecOnsi3ag interested. We mention
iss particular q COITON HOSE. n. d01'Ec
03sd light 5U3tcy stripes, 9t5 cents q pair.
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PACIFIC COAST.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO TIE RECORD
UNION
CALIFORNIA.
Another Burn Rurnea.

WHEATIAED, August I5th.-A fire broke
out in the barn Of George Muck, at Soclock
this evening, destroying totally the barn
also. some six tons OF hay. belonging TO NJ.
NJ. Neustadt. Loss, $500: no Insurance.
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For Wee Children, aCe haze e. FANCY
SI'R-4 W HAT. acith turned ss2, bri9n The
ribbon band. Il neet and seaso3aabIe hat.
Price, 81.
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INDIA RUBBER ROUND COMES, 10
cents: hare sold for more money! We
3cOaJd also coll attention to the JNBIEA X
A BE ONES at 10 CENTS Sc to hare them
sIsoacR y0at.
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crnnnaprors.

HAHFoRD, August 15bh.-Ihe first work
toward grading the experimental mile of the
Grangeville and Antioch road was done to-
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GENERAL NEWS.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
TIE MURDER OF SPOTTED TAIL.
dis ASSASSINATION the Result Of Con-
spiracy.
THE WORK OF TIE BANKERS CONVENTION
Mystery Of the St Louis Tragedy Cleared
MISCELLANEOUS lTEHs OF FOREIGN NEWS.
Terrible Accident at Bun Fight in
France.
Etc.. ..........E tc,......... Etc.
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BORN.

Sacramento, August S-Wife ii J. H. Coppsrsmith,
a son.
Brighton, Sacramento county. August s-wife OF
j. NJ Davis, son.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF CALI.
u farnia c. uuty OF Sacramento In the matter
OF the estate OF JOHN II. PASCAL deceased
Notes is hereby given that MONDAY the 9Th day OF
and the Courtroom OF said C0ur;. az the Court
house, in the city Of Sacramento, county 81 Sacrs-
mento, and State OF California, have been APP
pointed as the time and place for proving the viii
Of said JOHN II. PASCAL, dee asnt and Tor hear
ing the application OF ELIZABETH PASCAL. for the
issuance TO her Of 'etters :estamentlry thereon.
Witness my hand ana the seal OF said Court this
18th day OF AUGUST. ISL
lsEALl THDS. H. BERKEY, County Clerk
By CHAs II CgetAN. Deputy Clerk
l. RoBNseS, Attorney Petitioner aul6.lOt
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MARsEIILEs, August 15sh-Tro16les have
occurred at Sanletri, near Csgliari, in Sar-
DINA, during an election for a new Mayor
The late Mayor had Incorporated the pub,
lie money, and the new Mayor, in his distress,
ordered new imposition OF taxes on the PEG.
pie, who, already exasperated by bad
assaulted him, leaving him for dead. A
fight ensued between the carbineeEs and the
populace. Seven persons were killed and
forty severely wounded. Seventy arrests
were made
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VISIBLE md INVISIBLE ELAIDS.
i3t ride assortment. Parents can find
dresses for tf,eir cIiItl3en in these goods,
from 10 cents to So per gard.
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MONEY TO LOAN,
Ranch to Lease.

nN SHARES FOR A NUMBER oFt-sss.
W years, tract of RECLAIMED LAND, ~
situate on San Pablo Bay and Petaluma Creek -AEe-
SoDoma county, near Sonoma Railroad Landing,
containing about 900 Acres This land has been
reclaimed for five years. and is IN fine condition for
cultiyating Portions OF the tract have been
successfully cultivated for the past three years.
The necessary improvements will be erected by the
owner. To good party this ia opportunity,
very little capital will be required For further
No. 20 Sausome street, Room %, San Francisco.
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Crops in England and Franc :,

LONDON, August 15tb.-The agricultural
Gazette says: According to the returns of
our correspondents of the number of acres
under wheat, about 81 per cent give an
average yield, and about fl per cent. give
under, and the balance per cent over the
average. Barley viii considerably exceed An
average. Oats are very disappointing.
PARIS, August 15th.-DcshaUe's Agri-
cultural Journal estimates that the wheat
crop will be sensibly under en- average. Bar
ley aud oats are also estimated to show a
deficit. Maize gives rise to much uneasiness
in the east. In the south of France rye is of
good quality, but under the average.
1he Land Bib in the House of Commons.
LONDON, August 15th.-On motion of
Gladstone the fist amendment of the House
of Lords to the land bill, excluding from the
right of free sale tenancies on which perma-
nent improvements have been made by the
landlord, was disagreed to.
Ten Tears Penal seryItude.
DUBLIN, August 15sb.-Colonel Clough,
who distributed stamps for the Irish law
Courts, and who defrauded the Government
out of $4,000 by forging stamps, has been
sentenced to ten years penal seryitude.
Break OF Convicfs for Liberty.
GALETTA, August 15th.-Fifty convicts
broke from prison last evening, formed them.
selves in line and rushed through the streets.
Only two were recaptured,
The American Minister TO Germany.
BERLIN, August 18th Minister White has
had q farewell audience with the Emperor of
Germany, and presented his letters of recall.
He will proceed to London, remaining there
short time before sailing for home.
Further Time Granted.
ATHENS, August 15th.-The European
Commissioners have decided to allow the
Turks i've days delay, instead of fifteen. in
which to surrender Secova, some of the terri
tory coded to Greece.
Ay0Ob Khan's Forces Dc5erting TO the
Ameer.
CALCUTTA, August 15sh.-It is reported
that Amer Abdurrhsman Khan's soldiers
who went to Ayoob Khan after the recent
battle are deserving back again TO the Amer.
The Ameer's envoy at Simla states that the
Amer has a strong army at Cabul, and does
not want for money or arms. On the whole,
the Ameer's prospects are more hopeful.
lack Of Rain-,nsurrectiOn.
CALCUTTA, August 15sh-TLe Official re-
port of crops in the province of SIysore is
more hopeful, but rain is greatly wanted.
A serious instruction prevails at Munee-
poor, but no details are received. The Ma
harajah has exeeuted II men and imprisoned
300
The Boer Flag Haistcd.
DURHAM, August 18th, The Boer flag has
been hoisted ct Pretoria, in the Transvaal
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CHILDAE1V1s E)A RK BROUvN jSTEeA II
HATS. Price, 2.5 CENTS
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We hare some NEAT DRESSES or
WOhSTED GOODS for little girls. Prices
3nodes'Nte. style decorating to nearest
designs.
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prs. gRrwER & SNUTuwoRru
CAnrE & cRnrx "
STATE HOUSE.
Corner Tenth and u streets. saers.aen,.,

~VH MT ANass.1 lA'a q 'tstNFH' sIs-stIiIss
IA ELDRED, PRoPRIETOH-Board and loiz.
EHs ing at the most reasonable rates. Bar and
billiard rooms attached Street cars pass tho door
every five minutes.
~ Free ornnbus to and from The House an1RAn1rn
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g. %. R.. .Eg.

PURCHASING AGENTS OYFICE,
SACRAMENTO, August 3 1881.
A FAIR PRICE WILL BE PAID BY THE
IA undersigned for GOOD WROUGHT IRON
SCRAP (nothng under quarter OF an inch thick),
delivered at my Railroad Station within 500 miles of
Sacramento. Apply personally or by mail, with
inclosed stamp for answer, TO J. r. WATSON, Pur-
chasing Agent G. p K, R.. Sac amento. au4-2plm
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MATHUSHEN PIANOS.

W Music, Finest Violin Strings, etc, fTFTf
COUPER'S MUSIC STORE No. 527 J st. north sidel
two inors from old cnrner Sixth and j iv2n. 2nlm
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DIED.

August 15-John I. Mahonty, native
Of County Til perary, ireland, 60 years
Friends and acquaintances respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral which viii take place f,om
his late residence, L street, between Tenth and
Eleventh, tomorrow "wednesday afternoon at 5
o'sock; thence TO st. Rose Church, corner Seventh
and Streets where funera. services viii be held !
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Mortality Veuort.

For tho week ending August 49, 1881. made by
S. X. CALDWELL, Superintendent of the City
Cemetery. Office the Chapel, City Cemetery
August 5 Mabel Csdy, l year, 2 months and 8
days; California
August IN s. Ryder, 81 years; Ohio.
August Io-F. w Hoppe 90 years, II months and
20 days; Germany. John Donovan, ~ years /:
Ireland.
Michigan.
Besides the above there was brought here for in.
terment the following:
AUGUST Same Hawcroft, As years; Massact usetts.
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The Los Angeles oil well on the Little
Ssspe is producing forty barrels q day.
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FOREIGN.
Terrible Accident at a Ball Fisht-Riiied
Il., Ar-rl cha

by an Avalanche.
LONDON, August 15th.-Durisg bull fight
at Marseilles yesterday several tiers of seats
collapsed. Twelve persons were killed and
$50 injured.
A correspondent writes that Sienor Lori
META. distinguished member OF the italian
Alpine Club, while attempting the ascent Of
Mont Rose on the 6sh inst, was overwhelmed
BY an avalanche, toeether with two guides.
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For nice appearing SHOES, preference
as sIt0acn to some ere haze of AMERICAN
KID; aceW sesCed, 2Cith rOat3aded toes and
losc heels; sizes, 7 to 10 I-l2. Price 81 so.