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dow q Little Girl Suggested the In
vention Of the Telescope.

Some Of the most important discover
ies have been made accidentally and it
has happened to more than one invent
or, who has long been searching after
some new combination or material for
carrying out some pet idea, to hit upon
the right thing ut last by mere chance.
4 lucky instance OF this kind was the
discovery Of the principle Of the tele-
scope.
Nearly three hundred years ago, there
was living in the town Of Nlid()leDurg,
on the island Of Wulcheren, in the Meth
erlands, u poor Optician named Hans
LiplRrsheini. One day, in the year 1868,
he was working in his shop, his children
helping him in various ways, or rOnll.
ing about and amusing themselves with
the tools and objects lying on his work
bench, when suddenly his little girl cx-
claimed:
,,,, Ion; papa: See how near the steep'"
Half-startle.l 10y this announcement,
the honest Hans looked up from his
work. curious to know the cause Of the
child's amusement. Turning toward
her, he "a " that she was looking through
two Lenses, one held close to her eye,
ard the other ut arms length; and call
UuX HE OSSUSutCI ~ bllc SSASS 1bC 1IONbNVNA
that the eye-lens was plant,-cOncave ,Or
flat on one side and followed out on the
other, while the one held ut distance
was pl:nO-cOnvcx tor flat on one side
and tulging OH the other. Then, TAX
ing the two glasses. he repeated his
daughters experiment, and sOOl,
discovered that she had CHANGED
to hold the lenses. apart ut their
exact locus, ami this had produced the
wonderful effect that she had observed.
His quick wit and skilled invention saw
in this accident Il wonderful discovery.
He immediately set about making use
of his new knowledge Of lenses, and ere
long lie had fashioned Il tube Of paste
inDartl, in which he set the glasses firmly
ut their exact focus.
This rough tule was the germ Of that
great instrument, the telescope, to-
which modern science owes 80 much.
And it was on October y, 16IsS, that
Iip,nrshcim sent to his government
three telescopes made I'y himself, calling
them ''instruilcnts l,y means Of which
tO see ut distance"
Not long afterwards another man,
Jacob AdriallsZ, ar Metils, Of Akin :.lar,
claimed to have discovered the princi-
pie IT the telescope two years earlier
than Hans Lippcrshcim; and it is gen.
orally acknOwl tslged that to one of these
two men belongs the honor Of invent
ing the instrument. But it seems Ger
tain that Hans Lippersheim had never
known nor heard Of the discovery made
hy Adriansz, and 10, If Airiansz had
not lived We still should owe to Hans
Lipperslleim's quick wit, and his little
daughters lucky metlsiling, one Of the
most valuable and wonderful Of human
internationally. .Nich"ta* for february,
lSH:.
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Life Sketch Of A Very Notorious
namrnArof0
San Francisco Stuck Report


San Francisco stuck Report.
John T.. Bull, noted rs the man VIII"
killed ''F'arllM.r'' Peel in Montana, was
recently killed ut Denver. Langfor,l
Peel was in his day considered the most
desperate fighting man on the Pacific
Coast. Flo was Il dead shot and Of iron
nerve, AMI had faced the six-shOOter in
the hands Of All adversary scores Of
times. several times bringing down his
man. When drunk he was Il dangerous
individual and u terror to all vii" were
near him. In the early days Of the
CDn,>ttnk he occasionally ''tOOk the
town." When on the warp,th, he
would charge through the streets with Il
six -<l,M'tcr in each han'!, driving the
people before him like s" many sheep
and tlctying the authorities. There
was All ample force uf police in the town,
hut when Peel WAS ON the rampage the
policemen, from the chief down. had
business in Old tunnels on the outskirts
Of town. He was not powerful MAJ,
physically hut So reckless an,! s,lcl, Il
dead shot that it was worth mans life
IT, cross his path when he was in his
cups. Peel an'! I;ul! were friends and
partners. While nn the road IT, Mon
tana in l>';', Il quarrel arose, between
two ,li<rcpulable women who a'vnnl)Dan-
ic,l them. The men took up the quar-
rel and became enemies. They scls,r-
attsl ON the road, hut met shortly after
in Helena. One night Bull went int"
the principal public gambling saloon "f
the town. where he met Peel. who call
al him up and engaged him in
conversation. After Il few words,
Peel called Bull hard name and
slapped his face. Bull said lie was
unarn,tsl. aud Peel Id him t. - heel
himself and come back fighting. Bull
went to his cabin and procured his pistol
and was coming down the main street
when Peel emerged from the door with
his woman on his arm. Bull in,n,t,li-
ately fired and Peel fell wounded on the
sidewalk, his pistol having fallen from
his hand before lie could shoot. BULL
then walked up and fired tw" more
shots into Peel ;,> he lay ON the side
walk. and then walke! away and gave
himself up t" the mitt.l States marshal.
He was tried for murder and acquitted.
The killing Of Peel created Il great SEN
sation in the mining regions .: the Pa
cifc Coast, where he was known ~ the
champion 'l.~l'era'l" Of the mountains.
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The Work Of q Dancing Bear.

LAFAYETTE, Ind. Jan. =. -The COM
munity Is excited ~ learning that =
dancing hear. which has been IN cna1ge
Of two Italians, escaped from us Keepers
just outside Of the city, and was killed .n:
by family which 1t attacked: Inc
Italians are missing. and from the ais-
.overy Of bits Of their clothing III the
vicinity il j. feared botl, were killed.
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Political Gossip.

NEW YORK, Jan. "a Washington
s,,es:ial states that Judge BlatciIiOrsi Is
now most prominently spoken Of u.
Chief Justice. Hunts successor; that
Crowley DOES not want the Secretary
ship -. the Treasury, and that Judge
Foigcr will remain in his present posi-
tiON
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Searching for De LONG.

ST PETERSBURG, Jan. !s.-The lat
ut from Irkoutsk says Engineer Mel
vile has proceeded to the mouth Of the
river Lena, to resume search for Lient.
Commander lie Long with the greatest
energy aided by the natives: Pr"viS-
ions arr plentiful; 80 the search can l:.'
prolonged. The Captain of the steamer
Lena accompanies, Engineer Melville.
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EXPLOSION and Fire.

WArERvlLLE, Maine, Jam. :S.-The
in,iler in the mill Of the Kennelns'
Farming Co., Fairfield, exploited this
morning with terrific force. The son ri
cx-War.lcn Rice was killed. JnO.
Avery, foreman, J.. Len,ar, fireman and
Isaac Farkey. engineer, were buried IN
the ruins. Geo. MckcOwn and John
smith were badly wounded. Several
others were slightly injured. The UNI
der work Of the mill is on fire. and still
burning.
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Blaine's Policy Reversed.

NEW YORK. Jan. 27.-The Hc'>ua .
Washington special says Blaines being
erent south American policy has Deeh
reversed by President Arthur. fres-
.Ott has been instructed not to make c'c-
tatOrial demands on Chill, which Blame
had ordered.
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uETERsBl' Rt;. Jan. ma young illan
named Lee Hunting. living near West
Mill.ll.-+ex, met two lady friends, and,
without prov 6rcll twice, wound
ing hath. They managed to reach their
home. Four ii their gentlemen friends
found Lev. He made desperate resist
ance, but finding capture inevitable,
blew the top Of his head off,. All the
families are cmincntly respectable. The
motive Of the crime il shr0utletl in my>-
terry
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A Poisoned Family.

CuRiNTH, n.y., Jan. "a family
named Romano. living in the outskirts
Of the town, were poisoned night before
last ut supper. 1t is supposed arsenic
WAS in the cOrn-bread. Five of the
family arr lying ut the point "f death.
No investigation.
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Failures.

NEw YORK. Jan. 27.-R. q. Dunn &
co., mercantile agency reports failures
throughout the country during the week
a, l:lI which j. a crctlitable reduction
rs compared with recent weeks. the
dist rih,it;on is a follows Eastern and
Western States. ~; Southern, Il; Mid
lie. q: Pacific Coast and Territories, 10;
New York City, .. Failures. in the
south are still excessive. In New York
city no ,t"pls.yc "i anv Importance ~
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Too Much TriChinse.

MIxxEsOTA CITY, MIMI, January
:,s.-ln addition to the three persons
who died from trichin;e recently III
Minnesota, five more of the seventeen,
who were stricken, are despaire.l of.
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Indeed.

NEW YORK, Jan. s8-The papers this
morning give considerable space 70
what is termed ''Blaine's Foreign Poll
cy." In the shape Of letters, documents
and interviews.
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New YORK, Jan. 3e.-An attempt
was made to wreck the New York Cen
trul train by driving piece If wood h.
tween the rails ut Riverslale Avenue
near the iron bridge, was frustrated by
the l1agnlan.
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DUBLIN, Jan. 2B.-Twenty arrests
were made and number Of REASONABLE
papers found by the military and police
in the county Of Galway.
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To be Hanged.

Rock ISLAND, Jan. 8.-The jury in
the Heilwagen murder case this morn
ing brought in. u verdict IF murder In
the first degree and fixed the punish
n,ent at hanging.
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TELEeRAMS!


CORrER, Jan. 28.-The plot axsinst
the life of the King OF Greece IL d1scOv-
cred. 1t was to murder him on his jour-
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PlTTsBURG, Jan. 8.-The lower parts
If Pittsb,lrg and Allegheny are under
water. No great damage done ~ yet.
The river il stationary.
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MILWAUKEE, Jan. N.-So@e eomAr'
en- Of Judge Porter sent him the !o'1ow-
ing. upon hearing Of the verdict 1n tne
Guitesu case: ''Verdict a guilty Will
10 laundering down the a9es."
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Collision and Wreck.

SrukGIs, Mich. Jan. S.-The Lake
shore Railway had y collision and
wreck Of two freight trains Thurs<iay
night.
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The Victories Of bOreas.

lh,>TD'. Jan. :..-A heavy gale to-
lay from the west, northwest did com
siderable damage in PORTIONS Of Maine,
New Hampshire and Vermont. 1t was
very severe ut l'.,tt~ticll, Mass. The
congregational Church sttrplc was
blown down and another ~ttrplc lsl'lly
damaged and much l.s.s CN.casiOnctl hy
the tearing up IL trees, fence. AMI '|t'-
,,,DlitiOm III rhinIncys, signs, etc. Thrtv
,xrm,n~ were injursi: Mr.. (;snlfrry,
probably fatally. At Adams and Cl't-s-
hire 81 i'm, worth Of property was de-
str.,y.1l. 1T North Adams u One--tOry
l.rick building SIM feet long belonging
10 the >cylDritc works containing some
valuable machinery WAS blown down
entirely from It's foundation, tn: bricks
scattering in all directions. The walls
al: tw.,--t"rv brick building belonging
t. the same company are so damaged
that AM feet in length, will have to H.
rebuilt and new ,n,fs lai.l "n the whole
works. The. less it is said r, aches $l,,.-
Ns,. The steam, engine house ut the
Cheshire AMI ir. houses attached To- the
property III the II",!>it"nic lee Company
blew down with II damage ri S1', 'kn' and
covered the highway bridge. lEar.l-
wells ferry Is completely demolished.
~ Ncwl"rrNl"rt aln'li ~ feet If the
lin roof with the tinll".rs attached. blew
nifth: Grand Army Hall and nA-l,-l
in the |. of Il dwelling house.
vt Nashua. y. H.. II i,,Mr->i"ry shoe.
factory building Wa raised two feet out
III ,u.r;n.n.lic,llar and caused two hum
.Iual WurkMlrn iu ii II stampede. .l,i-
!iamClc jumped from, tn" >re"n.l->t"ry
window. auN! Il though! IL lW fatally
injured. Others were bruised. nj
ItM.in>;rr. y. H., The large exhibition
building -: the Rochester Fair A<>.Mi:,-
ton wa. overturned. II WAS filled with
carriages. w:sh.n were all mere a, les;
injured. VI Lewiston. Marie. ri,inl-
,mvs w..r.. n!'Mn down. plate glass win
,nW~ blown IN. i'nrSr ears Uvcrturnr,!
and church -:.;p!,'> started. At Rm.k-
land. Maine. the roo! vi the gas house
ami MANY rhinnry- were destroyed.
vt l:ariliirr. Me-. the. n.r house Uf the
old Orchard lee 20. was destroyed.
Comment O: the Chinese Bill.
WASu.N.: Jan. :E..-Thc r.xt
i.!i- Morning contains the ioiiowin. rli-
inrial paragraph concerning: the Till
which VAS rcl"'r;rl Yesterday from the
senate committee nn Foreign Rti:i-
liOls>:
The h''i which WIS rrr"rt.,l yesterday
from ;lr ~rn:it Committee. on Foreign
Relations is ,:n :i:i which Senator Mil
Ter, of California. !u,- introduced for
the pu,l"'>, "f prohibiting Chinese emil
grafton. and j. what might be termed.
'''rlOrnlyh. !! prohibits 50 severely
that The I, n,lrn". ":il lc. il its adopted.
To- neglect IL 'Et"rT.nent. There may
w. mel, nn tn. !'M.ii. coast who can
..u-ErarnrE k,:,rns'y un the Chinese.
question. 4 l. i" ~. h"'"i IN" Rcpui,-
Iical ~.!a,"i. soma t:,!i.":nia j. not one
Ui them.
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EAHON LODGE No. I, K. OF p.
nE0ULAR CONVOCATIONso of the Kniehts
Il Of Pythias every MONDAY EVENING
q Seven O'Clock, sEafp. ct their Castle Hall. In
Masonic Building All S0jOurninG Knights are
Cordially invited to at nd.
F.. c. FREYSCHLAG, c. C.
DAVID MARKS. X. OF H. y.
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The regular meeting Of Ruth chapter No. ?
will be held at Masonic Hall on the drst and
third&aturiays Of each month. Visiting meDn'
bers are Cordially invited to atteyd.
Mrs. ALICE STEEIE, W. u.
MRS NJ. T.. HOWE, Sec'y.
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ldlnS,
Oils and Druggists Sundr&s |
WEST PARK STREET, BUTT
DoSHsLl; ,.,.,,, "Aoll,,
O0IlEL, CLARK { lARAb[ |
BANKERS
Butte, Mont.
general banking business, .,r.~ esc,,
on al the principal cities OF TIE w,r.r
Information concerning the MINIS and nine,
OF this locality cheerfuny en-.
*rw YoRx CORRESPONDENTS.
DoXXEl1, LAWSON 1 s:.?s;s.
80
S. II. HAUSEE & 60.
Helena, Nc.''tna.>
BUTTE, MONTANA
Do a. General Banking Busi"rs.
Nv York Corrs:p'"ae.t' ~ Sl =, 1"s*s.o
AAn Erancisco IS lot Nat. GLt kar,
sell Drafts On the Prmcipel Cities Of E~a..
Allow Interest on time deposlss.
pror>n anaan>aSu xiven t. <pilce,ia,.
FIRST NATIONAL EAnx
or HELENA.
Designated Depository Of tt. rndrd stare
PAID UP CAPITAL. >,V,ar
SURPLUS AND PROFITS, 5~
s.T. MACsER. qre~ia.a.
LCNDON ia M
OF UTAH. LIMITED.
HAUSTIN FR:ARS. LONI'ON
AND SALT LAKE CRY.
Authorized Capital ElGO.OW
Subscribed, 24O.O"'
Shareholders liable ..!deu">i;"s for amen;
Interest allowed on Certificates n "tE''"
subject to short notice Of with.irawal!
Current accounts kenc,cn thet.m">l 'sv''a's
The Agency: anne r,c:;A Banks "hd'''''
snUvw3m f.. AUSTIN. Manage
GENERAL SHERIDAN
@. & =. NJ. COMPANY
EUTrE. MONTANA
JcnS HAUswIkrH. ~
President ~
corp Grated u,Gsl
Capital St0<A. *i.'t"."
zoo. 900 Shu,.c$. s.. .<~"
STOCK Full rAlp ASulN,>>: ~>-''''
Tie company offers 10 The ;,uF' . a. D..
At ~ per share. Certificates -. ~" ~
had a: III" Office of CARTS \ :. it."'t
~ order Of tn: Tl'.>i'e>.
ute, Nov. ISSt
s: 90.
lutte. ~. x.
- ~ s..v
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Gsielx 1s'is>t.

osey
\. q q. q.
~. Ancient (Drv1er ~ United Wce9ano0 ~,
ns:t every Friday n.y. A. g. EIEls, =: y:
CaAs. Z. NlLLER. Rec. ov~
OV0I900.
rhey a.s resolving Frs:e oZ:; es'r|s e'cSS op
House. Fsmn. S l9,,ovtl:;
ron,es coupcil Ne Z Montana, meets o t9e1!
Han in 0ood Templars' building, on S ~ ~.
ma third y Wednesdays Of eoco mooO' "'s's'e
sembs'' cordially 'n'i I Z. HOLMES. C.. G:
FReDE1IcK OlLDE8r. Recorder lS"o'"
T. Q. Q. T.
Fidelity Lodge M = .eet. every :,.i a1sni;s
streets. ATT o'c,eck. p. n. Sojournlng prem
r." in .ooi standing are cordially invited 70
attend. ~ v,.-r, Ma.
JAMES n. MOORE. Sec'y.
a AZ. 4 A. ~.
w.. Regular communication. 9. pee.
Lodee Chapter No. Wall % ne'o ~
1asooie hall, Butte, Montana. on she .eoone
"a fourth Fridays Of each month. Sq9o9rn'nt
'onpan'on' are cordially ni i'f sA e Ill.,
d. y. DHLLINGER. Sec.
- A.. r. Il a. M.
Resu,ar Communjcationo az Butte Lodge
M No. q, A. +. 4 A. NJ, are aeld on "a.
scnG6 and fourth Saturdays Of each m0nt1 -
e;clock ?. Il. Visiting brethren ~ nv'ssas
attend. n,., r.,r~r w.
A. MCKIHNoS, Sec. ->~>.,
4. o. q. DIVISION 40. Que.
The gnar m; e.ines Of the A. e H: D' Ws's.
each mouth, a; o'clock p. m. Waiting MEM
6ers are cordially "E'' 81 s + ittiHs r<st.
.CvLLEkrox, sec'y.
IRISH LAND LEAGUE
The regular month, y Of the auxiliary branch
Of me iG od Go Fspisrs aaii on the
sunday 0f each mo- tn. At y. H., rharp. -
full a''e"'""ee - JOHN sRAxAGAN, Pres.
UsSS
I. q. o. 2.
CRUSADER EHOAMPAEDT 10. 8,
MceSt at their Hail. nOTtoeasSt COE'19S "
md Main Streets. ON the second and iooftn
wednesday evenings Of each month: soJo9rr-
ns Patriafchs ere cordially ,9vitsd 70 @t'c'
Joux g. KEITH. Scribe.
EASTERm STAR.
The regular meeting Of Ruth Chapter No. .:
will be held at Masonic Hall on the drst and
thirdSaturiays Of each month. visiting mem-
bers are cordially invited 10 TO .tt e,S q;
MRS. NJ. e. HOWE, Sec'3.
a. r. &c a. M,
rhe REGULAR Communication Of Mt. MORT
IN Lodge No. - are he'd OH the trst and third
nemberx Of the fraternity are cordially invited
H.0. WALTON, WIN.
JOE v. LONG, Sec
Koo0oosT8 o. PYTi1lAS.
CANON LODGE No. I. K. OF P.
u OCULAR CONVOCATIONsof the KNIGHTS
T. Of Pythias every MONDAY EvENdN0
S@n: s :: nss c:i K.r a:
f: c. FREYsCHLAG, &C.
DAVID Marks. X. OF II. 3.
6AM'L n. KEITH,
BROKER AND ENGINEER.
OFFICE EAST BROADWAY.
For Sale-rown Lot. On Montana street
N0ys UptOn's addition. 3GOOvdu
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A. r. & a. M.

rhe ReRular Communications Of Mt. MORT
a1 Lodge No. - are he'd OH the tlrst and third
Tuesday evenings of each month: a0journlne
aaemherx Of the fraternity are cordially Invited
H.0. WALTON, WIN.
Inc ". l.OyC. Sec.
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cHAUVlN'S! CHAUVlN'S

T.S
]. M. MOORE & co,
Mining and Stock Brokers,
No. ~ Broadway, New York.
Promoters snd Dealers in Mines and Mining
Investments. Stocks bought and,
sold on Commission.
profitable Mining Stocks At bed rock prices
and those owning frst-class mi,es wishing to
place them on the Eastern market are invited
to communicate with Us. 2Onovd1y
IL 1-3c. ONE BIT: ~ 1-2c.
Particular. Notice.
Intending 70 change my business OF tho list
day OF April and having on hand y large stuck
WINES, LIQUORS ANDsCIGARs
] take pleasure in ma~.ng this announcement
Ny Liquors are ali double stamped. My Ci-
gars cost In San Franciaco from ss5 to sS5 per
thousand.
@eon't forget TIN: p'ace, under the jvirsini.
LIQUORS, WINES. BEER AND CIGARS.
ONE.BIT!
JOHN W DECKNEY. Proprietor.
THE CZA11.
* 1-* Cesi Cigar IL. TIE Market
FOR sALEBY
MR.. JOHN PETRITZ.
At the Vienna Brewery,
Main Street, VAUDEVILLE.
MINERS HOTEL.
MIR. JACOB HAYNES.
Formerly OF MelfOse am! Glendale. having H.
leu up c02modiOus build ing near the
ORIGINAL BUTTE NINE, MONTANA.
IS now prepared to receive bnardcrs ami lnvnr
snare Of the public patronage IS re,pecli
novsOl1 JACOB HAYNES, Prop.
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Az. Il a. M.
Regular Communication at Butte Lodge
AVS No. q, A. +. 4 A. NJ, are 2eId on 70.
.sc1,sSi and fourth Saturdays Of each month -
o'cl0ck p II. Visiting brethren ~ lhvIseo
s''e'"' PATRICK TALENT, W.
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A.F. 4 a. N.
Lode Chapter No. vail b neso ~
IA Sos,rsio Fr;kiavs OF eoch month. SQjournint
somnSniors are Cordially Inv tied 70 attend =,
A. n. DARRlT, ID. i.
d. y. DRLLINGER. Sec
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II. 10 u -
CRUSADER ENUknPnE1T 10. 8,
Noes; at their Hall. northeast corner OF 0ranlte
"wednesday evenings Of each month. S0)oorr-
M atriafchs ere cordially invited TO attend.
A. H. BARRETT. Z. +.
IOYrw a. KHIrR. Scribe.
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GorporGilon Noilce5.

N-OTICF-PrOposals will he received AT the
Oc Of the Department OF Public Charlie, and Corrc
non M s6 -ave 4th, S,- Tor Hour r ceres
crocke rg and lime For ru information Cit5 Re
cord for safe at 80. clfy ID bL
NOTlCE-PROPOSAL FOR DREDGING
the Westerly half of sip between Piers - aud 10, r. T.
viii be received 0y ihc Department OF Docks ~ ana ll5
duane ST. unU Tuesday, August p at IL ocl cS m
For mi Information sec city Record COPIES for SAFE al
so ,
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads..
4 FALL RIVER LINE.

4 FALL RIVER LINE.
FALL RIVER, BOSTON, AND THE FAST
The most agreeable route 20 the WHITE MOUNTAIN-.
MOUNT rs Rr and all principal cities inland anu soh
shore resorts of New- England and the provinces.
The mammoth palace steamers
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
leave York daily Sundays included nj $50 p m
from Pier * foot Of Murrayst Connection VIA Annex
boat from Brooklyn At p M Jersey City. p M
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS
every evening by splendid bands and orchsrls attached
these steamers
Long water fn nights rpst five morning trans 10
BostOn short al ride time -cventy-hve mlnuLesJ
NEWPORT LINE.
FOR NEWPORT, Il. I. DIRECT
MATTHIAS VINEYARD NANTCCK ET. and SEA
SHORE RESORTS Of CAPE COD Magnificent steamers
NEWPORT and Old COLONY. o., -
Leave New York daily sundays excepted AZ p NJ from
PIER IS North River
their Eastern terminus az newport
Ticket. Tor both lines NAV De secured Az
a principal hOies transfer ana ticket Offices al the once
on PIER -. and on steamers -, -
SEND FOR LIST OF -IOlho AM hNN i'lp-'7
FREE on APPLICATIONS. -.. - 1880,
BORDEN & LOWELL 1EOtt tE - toN-ND H.
zen la9 = ST.
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CHARMS ,,o,.r, TT, vspop,r, rroV
COMPANY.

Office pier rs - L, FOOT OF 'oftlihA'7D
,,rent o. freight forwarded a. directed L" any part
T,torALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Oroers received for delivery OF a. kinds oi 4l' all" 'i'
c'@''o''e <nI{AuBoR TOWING AND RIVERAND HAIR
gOR LIGHTERAGL ,..--..,..
Freight oil ever description promptly To 45 P"'
10, fine barior 40 reasonable rates. - 1890 -
-TEAMsOAI- BAHDl-s AND "i'OFi-9 ~ 'H-Ai'-
TER FOX EACCR~ IONS. . ,.,.-.,, ,,- ,-r-,t-.
-teamrrs John 0tliin ana li@s,us ~- t-,fIr'i,g.
tf.Ef. cave Pei IL. y. L.. AT D. i "''- 1'''''"'
cAccp.el l,.. t,x-ppE-e co. between New York
-. tttv~u care and uf pAlcA -uAi AH'u al. Dir ia
Er-erf tIr uout4 A n" . is i''4'''' az 80 ''
~. 10, I'd and points last al llti -. All. 90
.-t.rH ~FOilf, = IA ~ l,N = y, ~, f.noil -
- 80. Steamers Pier j. r H. TOOL " l'nAli-'.
-, -flI i'A ARD, tnmluhl Jaw" y, - t ,t
Machine au iuilcf ri"p wv it"--'7
f,.u.rrurflou And repair OF Nt7-'i'-
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DROVlDENCE LINE; - n1erC-r

k)hON iDE-S TCT PROVIDENCE DIRECT
Connecting with ProyideLos q is 80 1pe,fs1rp
icr 4" IO4-'I' -st..rsr NA~sACHUS SETS Oh Tues
,,-s ghur-davs ana saturdays. VIII leave A. ~
' n IN from Per - y. X. 1907 OI W dIIen-Slf p
Connexions made al Providence, va a. 'I 1Vti,-'
Won,,t,,n ,nins Tickets sale III a.! 49,.
t,te-rooms secured A. onlcr7 81 W '''o. r. 80,
Sn AZ @ .tor Iou.e. sos 90, oel 49 am -
way ana al fH'H \ L. " FILKINS. Geuerai Pass Agent