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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-11
SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of the Second J:ldi.
cial district Oi the Territory Of Montana
In and for the county -! silver Bow.
liarrie. Collins: plaintiff. vs.Johr Edwin
The people Of the Territory of Montana
semi greeting to !Chn Edwin Collins. de-
fen.!xnt.
You are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you By the above
named plaintiff: IN the district Court Of thu
Second Judicial District Of the Territory o:
Montana IN and fn: the county Of Silver
BOW. and to answer the complaint ftlesi
therein. within ten days exclusive Of the
day Of service; after the seivl-e on YOU Ol
this Summon IL served within This rOlnty:
or, II serve out Of this county. bat In this
District: within twenty days: otherw i:e
within forty days: q" judgement by tc:auI'
will he taken against you. according to tie
prGye, nf said complaint.
The said aci:cn * hro;lght To- Dissolve the
bonds 0f ma!riuln1v heretofore and now
eXiSttl. between you Arl plaintiff.
The grounds upon which this act;sn Is
bas<.i is your treatment Of plain 1T !" cru.
el ani !hhnlnan manrer IN December. 1sss'.
aud at s:iv.sx times. ana for more than q
actior. and for more than II year Iri,r to
the commencement q; this action your
ha:Ing willMliy ahsente.l yourself from
ana deserted piainiiif, ami Your coiiIhu'
Ing So 4, .io.
!a,,l you are hereby noiidel that. il yo,,
fail 10 acrear and answer said c0.nniaint
as s"oy' required :he said Plaintir will
tn ~ :: default against yDd aE:! apply 10 the
court !.'r the relief demand I'd /" the prayer
9! plaintiffs complaint.
Given under my hand ard the
Seal OF the District Court Of the
Sec nd District Of the Terri
~ tOry of Montana. in and for the
{L.x. county or Sllven Bow this :sih day Of
(~~\ August, Ia the year Of our Lori one
thousand eight hundred and eighty
A"U -. .-
J. A. DrFrEY. Plaintiffs attorney.
HsepsW5w
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Grave Charges AaRiust Agent
Tifa:y.

SAN f'RANcls<U, Oct. "A Tucson
dispatch says the Star publishes the
rc,n,rt of the Grnnd Jury, charging
that the Cihicu prisoners now In jat!
here are inM:cent Of any crime, ;and
that the guilty Indians were alone
permitted to escape through the con-
nivance of Indian Agent Tiffany.
That officer, It appears from evidence
given the Grand Jury, not only ar-
ranged to have the guilty Indians
cet away, but l'urposely arrested IN
n.,ccut Indians and held them In con-
1inen,e,,t for months to cover the
fight Of the murderers. That It wss
mot mistake but u conspiracy on the
mart Of I e agent Is shown by the evil
Sence OF the Indians to-day, to whom
Tiffany revealed his plan. and told
them that this was the only way {"
save others from being hung or shot.
Indians also testified to regular
syete,n Of barter Of Indian goods t'y
tiffany with merchants at Globe,
Mnkey amsl other points. 1nvestisa,.
lion reveals the conduct Of . grand
speculation and dishonesty that ex-
e,,etis anything Of the kind ever
known an the frontier.
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Why She Asked Again.

Wont you please tell me where
the Cla,ster train IL ," asked petite,
handsome woman Of . Hackensacl
man in the Jersey City depot Of the
New York. Lake Erie and Western
yesterday afternoon
"You mean the Carlstadt train ~
he xallantly suggested. :.
"NO. sir: that's what they all tell
me. What I want IL the train for
ClOster-C.l-t,-s-t-e-r." she smilinglv
said. Cant you tell me where II
is"'
~ can't cay exactly. but"
Just here a Zig, barly, tlue-coate<l
Off :;al stepped ur and exclaimed:
1--WE told YOU four times where
that train Is :"
"very true sir" replied tue polite
little lady; 'Lut you told me differ
ent every time"
The oiIlcial wilted and shultied of
in despair, while the lady found the
train.-Hacksnstck Rt2,"biicH".
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Tho Course Of Credit.

It is asserted BY q writer IN tie
London Times that the distress
which eliminated in Ireland two
years a"" :v'.s "1:::''l" brought about
~ :.:..- az. .:.::,krepcrs who ''pres.
sed their wayes upon the leasantry
and INDUCED them in ruinOus
credit" Whatever the facts az the
cause Of Irish distress, II * certain
that credit has proved ruinous to
netiOus again and again. The panic
of 1883, with all its years Gi distress,
could not have CONE upon us had 1t
not Leen for The reckless extrava-
gancc Of the people through the
greatest obstacle to the progress OF
the col0red people Of the South Is
their ready acceptance Of credit
from the schc,nerS who thus bring
them into their power. Hut indul-
gencc in credit is not confined to
the ignorant and Impoverished
latorers Of the South; 1t is the curse Of
majority Of tho American people.
A certain kind of credit Is necessary
in great business olH ratiOns, hut the
practice Of purchasing family sup
plies upon credit would surely ie
avoided were those addicted to it
aware OF the disaster it entails. TIE
French people abhOr debt. aud to
that fact much Of their thrift Is at
tributable. 1t is exceedingly desir:,-
ble that the people Of the United
States initiate the French in their rc-
luctance 10 incur debt.
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The approach Of Mrs. Langtry's
visit to America excites more and
more curiosity to see the famous
beauty, and It Is we'll to direct the At
tention Of American woman to the
probable source Of much Of her
physical charms. In an account of
herself In an interview with . news
paper correspondent at Nottingham
recently she referred to her girlhool
as her ''Tom-hoy days" " saying that,
''as the only sister Of six stout broth.
ers / shared their outdoor sports in
. most bOyish fashion," It was not
until SOME years after her marriage to
M: Langtry tina: she was introduced
In London society, 40 that all but Z
few years Of her life are covered In
the following statement: MY lite In
Jeney had been spent almost entirely
in the open Dir, and ~ Dir. Langtry
was fond Of yachting became an ex-
pert yechts-wOnan, and was very
fond Of all sorts Of outdoor exercise"
There are veriOus opinions as to lfys.
Iangtry's beauty and while the
artist, Frank Miles who first made
her famous by painting q portrait of
her, which was purchased by Prince
Leopold, raved about her charms,
many other we'll known people have
pronounced her features far from per-
feet, and have denied that she is ell
titled to a rauk as a beauty. But
evidently her attractions ate undeni-
able, and it IL quite possible that the
chief secret Of them all Is her perfect
health, resulting from her outdoor
life and regular habit. on the Island
Of jersey. A perfectly healthy wo.
man will not he without power to
charm, however homely her features
and American woman v no wish 10
lie considered beautiful should reflect
upon the probable relation between
Mrs. I.angtry's wholesome life In
Jersey and her present fame as 4
beauty.
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Notice for Proving Will.

Territory of Montana. County ~ Silver
Bow. ~. II probate e'.urt. In and for Aatd
county. IL the waiter of the estate Of
Michael hoy. deceased. Notice for publicN-
Pursuant Ia an r.ter Oi said court. made on
the 2i!..lay Of Herien.t tcr. \. II. 1852. notice
Is hrrc'y gwen that Wednesday. the '!h day
VI Octn'er. a. u. lsSa. ai: O'Clock p. M. Of
the c;ty I'll l;ut:e. IN the county Of silver
Row. ha. tsscn Hrn:i i:,trl NJ the time AMI
place TOR proving The Will Of said Michael
hoy. .dcc.':<s4i, AID for hearing the Mpplic;s-
iio. y: Sta r:dS r. HirhOur for the iss' :.
4, AZ to him Of letters test M|,:tGry. when
AMI where amy person ints re>tcA nssy 0P-
1,ssr a:d e mte~! the same.
lIat.-l this 18th day Of Acp''mls.r. \. u.
~? Caller r.. IRVINE.
Probate Juiye and Ex.Hi:.ciO Clerk.
,>l
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MISCELLANEOUS.

IIOSINN, Oct. 1.-The appointment
Of Sir Julian Pauncefbrt pernlane MT
Secretary for Foreign Department Is
gaxetted.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. THE report
that the Joint Central railway will
be abolished produced excellent ef-
feet.
NEW YORK, Oct. S.-Ilichmond 4
West Point hxs advanced to f0rty-six
from thirty five, its ciosing price yes
terday, and Richmond 4 DanvilIe to
Einety from eighty.
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A Grave Ohar3e.

LONDON, Oct. "A correspondent
u the Cologne 0a,cftc declares the
Egyptian wounded were murdered
by the British In the trenches at Tel
FL kebir after resistance ceased. A
letter from . non-commissi0ned OH.
Ger says the 0rtlen wereto spare none
Of the enemy but to bayonet every
one Of them, a. they would shoot the
soldiers treacherously II they passed
there.
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A Sacred 1mblem 1xno.ed

CAIRO, Oct. 6.-While the annual
train which recently departed with
imposing ceremonies, was journey.
ing TO Suex on the way 10 Mecca the
canopy over the sacred car was
caught and overturned by . telegraph
wire and the sacred emblem exposed
to public gaze. The Dervjshes in
charge were greatly excited by the
accident. 1t II not certain but that
the caravan will have to return to
have t!'e ceremony performed over
again IN Cairo.
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A Radical Cure.
A Radical Cure.
Ruptare, Hernia and piles positively and
permanently cured by IN entirely new anl
safe n,ethosi. Consultation free. Cal: on u
address,
N. 8. BACON. N. D.. Surgeon.
m2c9kw;f NEtte. n. T.
Notice to Creditors.
Notice to Creditors

Estate Of Michel Roy. dece .se:l, Notice
IL x;'eTcty given by the uNslerx i9Erl. the ex.
ecutOr Of the last will and testament OI
Michel Roy. deceased. to the creditors ol
and all perSOns having claims against tire
said deceased, to exhibit them with the nee
eaaary vouchers. within ten months alter
the nrxt publication of This notice. - the
CT Silver Row.
&TANISTAN f.. HIRROHR,
Executor of the last will and Testament
OF Michel Roy. deceased.
Dated this lth day CT OctOter. ISs2.
.OcsIIw
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of Atwelt Mowry. deceased.
NOTICE II hereby given BY the unders'gn :.
tie administrators Of the exiate Of AtwelI
MOwry. deceased. to the creditors Of and all
persons hAvii x claims against the ~ III de-
CEASED. 10 exliIl.it them. with the necessary
vouchers. within four months after the urst
pub!ira isn Of this COlicc. to the adnlinix-
C::, in the county Ol silver Now.
EDWIN Il. WATERBURY,.
administrator o! the Estate III Atwell
Mowry. deJensed.
I'httd this 18th day of September. 1851.
Ns:..e.svrHW
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TERRITORY "F MONTASA.l

TERRITORY OF MONTASA.)
County Of silver Bow.
says tina; the fDie: ding Exhibits or the ES.
tales Of +. 4. Goodrich. John Cavanau&h,
james HaS!am. ThO.. I. Rel,art. NO>cs Rice,
*inlOn HnllwOrth. John L. Htrelcher and
Fer iina:ml IS"le. hcct ase.l. ar. correct AMI
true I, the hest Os my Know ledge and heller.
ami lhai he has not been interested in Or
otherwise assan'iatsl with any ccrSCn in the
expenditures above enumerated.
EDWIN B. WATERBURY.
Subscribed ANA sworn to before me this
18Th day OF September, 4. u lss:
CALEB f.. IRVINE.
sepla6s-sW Probate Judge.
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Notice. to Creditors.

Estate Of Cora L. Hale, dec ased. Notice
II hereby kiven BY the undersiEned admin
ixirator Of the eStMte Of Cora l.. Hale deccAx.
c;aims against the said deceased, to exhibit
them with the nece. sary vouchers. within
four months after the drrt publication Of
this ,ticc. to the said adusipistintsF At
Rutie City. NJ T.. In the county Of silver
Now. OLIVER II. =. THOROU0HMAE.
Acm ntAtrat0r OF the estate Of Core l..
Eaie, deceased. sepAxw5w
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Tho Appearance Of tho White
House.

CHICAGO, Oct. The White
House still looks daubed and streaked
despite: the scraping and painting,
and visitors are indignant at the
sandal to the Nation OF keeping up
such a National disgrace.
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Ranch and Crop for Sale.

vii, sell my ,anen situated on Lost
Cries., three miles rum Warm Spring.:
slxt. Of 3: acres. we'll improved and has .
government title. For particulars i:."uiro
Il. he ranch. or Of d. y. Wslks 2, OF walker
4 NeWton's lumber once. Butte.
J.k MALLORY.
Warm srri"gs p. o., Aug ~. lss:.
swaugy3ti
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Perso,,s desiroas of investing IL. safe
aud profitable Mining Stocks at bed rock
prices and those owning nryt-class mines
wisl,iss 70 place them on the ksstetn mar
ket are invited 20 communicate With 10.
9OnOVdlY.
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DR.. Spinney,
NO, II X HlC1ARNEY ST,
Treats all Cnronic sni Special
OiScA.cs.
YOUNG MEN

Treats all Chronic sni Special
OiSeA.cs.
YOUNG MEN
vi o may h. ku;yt r!rg frOm the effects cf
youthful filIcS q iEtlisc1 elton. will do we'll
lO avail themselves Of this, the greatest
isHOn ever laid Rt the altar Of suit: ring hu-
mantty. DK. SPiNNEY Will guarantee 10
forfeit SEQ for every cave Of seminal weak.
nsss Or private dinense of any Kind or CHAR
acier which he undertakes aid fails u CURE.
Mtllslll,.Axl.I Men.
There are many at the age Of thirty 70
sixty who are troubled with too frequent
evacuation Of the bladder. often oecun,pan-
led by slight xnlartiny or burning seiseo-
ton and . weakening OF the system In y
manner shs patient cannot accOunt for. On
examining the urinary deposits q rOpy sed-
imcnt will often be found, and sometimes
small particles Of G:bumen will appear, or
the color will b. Ut = Thin milkish hue,
again changing to . dark and torpid ap-
pearence. There are many men who die VI
this dimculty, ignorant Of the cause, witch
Il the %ec0,h stage Of seminal weakness.
Er. -. will guarantee . perfect cue In oil
such eases, and healthy restoration Of the
genitn urinary organs.
office hOurs-l0 70 I and IN 4. Sundays
from 10 % II .. m. Consultation free.
Thorough exa E1tnaii0n aud advice, -.
Call ON or address,
DR. SPlNNEY 4 CO.,
No. II kearney street.
Sxeptf San Francisco. Cal.
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-: E":ur--. I.asSitu'e. Nocturnal EmiS-
>tOI.. N."!Si'I' i.' 81 riPty, niMhc:S Ot Wis.,
Ion. NG,-.'~ H. .he II. al tho vital iumi pas
S'I,. Gr','$-rvsH in The ~ iiW. and many
other Lera .S that lead tO Nv. nNity and
SCl,!,.
iE. MINTiE will "grre to Erfcit FIVE
UI:u.fD EOl.I.Al.s fIr u case Of this ktnt
'li. VITAL EESrOK iTIVr !Ul.lt hls sleciui
al: -: ana tr""tineat) will not cure. or for
anything impure. "r i:DuriuIs found In u.
uR. .:iINrlt. ,Y.tt~ all Private Diseases
>uc". ..fully WiiiW ut mercury. CMsuIta-
:iGr Tree. Tt.nUli".I cxDn,inatnN' 0iHt SCI
vice. including analysis Of urine. >j. Price
T VlrAL RI .TOH IrlvE -: ~ hottie. or four
times: III" quantity. ~N: sent to any at
dress Upon receipt Of 'i"p. or CO. H.. Hr
cure ftIln Ch."vV-:'n ami IN rrivai t. NN Nc
II Il. sired. by \. =. HlNTIE. N. - who is
y r2ruiar P',vS:r:ai graduate Oi til" l'nI-
vcr>.tcO ~ Pc,ii>N ivan.:
~ HrAK.EY Sr.. SSH FRASCiSCO. CAL.
sample. bottle F,'a'c.
Sen. on apili" .ii,m hy letter. stating
symptoms. >..X AM a::'. Communications
-. ict:y cot. i.lC .i:vl.
DI;. WHITES kiESt.I iiE GE.I,I NJ
IUktT:'i'A. cares ~ X tbs Of Il i.lncy
and Bladder To-, n!ai..is. Gu,Cr;h":. (;leci.
l.riir.yr,u.a. For SOLE ny III druggists; -
:; h.l:l.. ar ~ bet, les f.,r.:;.
Nis. MINTi.'S pANuFLIUN PILLS
are the h. II snl cheapest ENSrEPSiA AMI
EI!L!Cl.> cure j.. :hc market For sale l.v
all Gru.ris's. ".'ptf
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For Sale.

Two ranches In Biehole Basin Posoeao0sy
title g00d. Can - bought for one. fourth
cost Of improvements: Fog particulars.
apply to PHIL Z. En- ANN.
a1Sen Il sw Deer LHlge, Montana.
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The Great English Remedy

II u never falling
cure inr Nervous lDt.-
h!!ity. EShNuS:Cd
vitality. SrH,insl
Weakness SiNrinN-
tOrrbOM .t.uST ~ AN.
Ha'tDD. 1IHlOicncy.
Paralysis. T'rs,St:,-
tcrrlsts'H. AMI all
the terrible effects a,f
S.'lf..Ahu.e, youth
iul ia,l;irx and ex-
c,.SScx In nlatHler
ANNA ksss1s san A. -
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PiPestone Springs
". b. B1lHNES, l.ROPR.
These Mineral Hot Waters stand
Unrivalled In their

CURATIVE PROPERTIES,
And are not esiuallesl by the famous
Arkansas Hot springs, or any other
mineral waters ON the face. Ct the
globe, ~ . Specific for all diseases
peculiar to this altitude and climate.
These Springs are provided with
the only Vai,0r Baths In the Terrific
~, and may be taken, when desired.
In connection with the hot water
baths.
The table b supplied with the lest
the market affords, and the har with
the finest Wines, Li4uors, Cigars, etc.
Stages Ieare Norris Bros. store,
Main Street.
TUESDAYS E. SATURDAYS
1dty o'clock n. H.,
Arrirj,s0 ct the Springs at b
n'ce0ck Il. ~. the xssassc sfNN.
.7may1l&swtf
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], n. MOORE & CO.,
Mining and Stock Brokers,
No. 7S Broadway, New York.

l'ronio.ers and dealers In Mines snd Min'
ing Investments. Stocks bought
and sold s)n COln.niss:On.
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Exhibit No. 4.

Exhibit No. 4.
Estate of ThOmas l.. Rehart tlecsaasd.
RECEIPTS.
Cash. First NatiO.al Bank. 5000 a.
- collected .............. SO0 OO
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PUBLIC HEALTH.
Mfssissippi Valley Sanitary Council
Recommendation and Views as
30 Ghe Prevention If Infection.

CAIRO, Ills. April 2O.-The Sanitary
Council of the Mississippi valley, in session
here, appointed committee to report in
regard to river and railroad inspection
by the National Board Of Health. The
committee report that in their opinion
it is proper for the Louisiana Board
of Health to ask and the duty of
the National Board Of Health to con-
tinue to give aid In preventing the
Introduction of yellow fever into the Mis-
sissippi valley bv placing a member of the
National Board of Health at Port Eads to
act with the State Board to prevent infected
vessels from entering the Mississippi They
recommend that member of the National
Board OF Health be stationed at the Missis-
s'ppt river quarantine station, and that the
National Board Of Heel1h re,establish
the inspecting service on the Mis-
sissippi river during the approaching
summer. It was resolved that the National
Board OF Health be requested 70 place on
duty at New Orleans and other Southern
ports inspectors to supervise shipments by
river ana rail OF goods, merchandise and
baggage, and to inspect persons when neces-
sary. That, In the judgmentof the Council.
such measures be taken by the National
Government as shall best and most effectu-
ally prevent the introduction OF contagious
and infectious diseases into the United
States; that the work of the National Board
OF Health and its object meets with the
cordial approval Of the Council, and that
the Council respectfully and urgently re
quest the Congress of the United States to
make the Necessary appropriations to en-
able the Board of Health to continue its
work.
The Council then elected as officers for
the ensuing year: DR.. G. Devrop, of New
Orleans, President; DR.. D. B. Hitler, of
Iowa, Vice President, and Dr.. J. II Rou eh,
Of Illinois, Secretary and Treasurer. After
the usual vote Of thanks the Council ad-
journed.
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NEW YORK, April 20 Share speculation
opened strong, and prices showed an ad-
vance from yesterdays closing quotations OF
"A to per cent : the latter for Nashville and
Chattanooga, while Oregon and Trans Con-
dnental opened per cent. higher. Alton
and Terre Haute common, however, was
~ per cent. lower. In the early trade
there was decline OF q to e per cent. in
the general list, and l u per cent IN Wabash
preferred. Towards noon this was succeed
ed by an advance, ranging from d to ~
per cent, New Jersey Central. Alton and
ferre Hsute common. Lake Shore, New
York Central, and Northwestern being
prominent In the upward movement, while
Alton and Terre Haute preferred sold up
per cent. to 40.
In the early part of the afternoon, after a
fraction al decline In the general list, the mar
ket advanced Is to 1% per cent in which
New Jersey Central, Union Pacific and
Northwestern were most conspicuous From
this, the highest point Of the day, prices
sold off steadily to the close, the decline
ranging from q to 219 per cent, New Jer-
sey Central, Wabash common, Michigan
Central, Missouri Pacific, Lake Shore.
Northwestern and Denver and Rio Grande
being prominent in the downward move
ment, while Wabash preferred sold down 53s
per cent. to 49sl, aud recovered 3s per cent.
The market closed weak and generally IA to
14 per cent lower than yesterdays closing
prices, while Wabash preferred is Az per
cent. lower. Hannibal and s.. joe pre-
ferred, however, is 2 per cent. higher.
Transactions aggregated 4l0 900 shares.
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HOwgate's Flight.

WoShfngton Special TO Philadelphia Times
The absorbing topic of conversation
mas been the disappearance of Captain
Howgate,, for although the detectives and
police have kept up diligent search for the
fugitive their labors thus far have been un
successful.
Every haunt OF the former disbursipe
officer Of the Signal Department is closely
watched, and his intimate friends and
counsel are constantly under surveillance
The theory most generally accepted is that
Captain Howgate took passage on q
schooner within an hour after he left his
house, and that by this time he is safely out
Of harms way. He has probably started
for the Sandwich Islands, where he was
planning to go when apprehended the frs;
time. 1t was stated 10 the Times repre-
sentative by an officer of the Signal
Bureau, two or three weeks ago,
that Captain Bowgate would never be
broaght to trial. 1.-The Signal Bureau
can't afford it," said he. He then
went on further 10 explain that the system
OF accounts was still such that an investiga.
tiou of Howgate's defalcation must deyelop
some discreditable things and perhaps mill
tate so far against the bureau as to defeat
the appropriations. He gave no hint of
spfrIttng Howgate away, but simply repeat
ed that he would never be brought to trial,
because the Signal Bureau was interested In
seeing the matter stop where 1t was. Mar
shal Henry says it is their theory that How
gate is still here In hiding. A reward will
be offered for his arrest.
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FLASHES FROM ATLANTA.
More SMALLPOX PRtieuts-TheG GeOF-
gIa Medical Society.

ATLANTA, April 10.-Several new cases of
small pox were taken to the pest house to.
day. Ole, colored bootblack, was found
In front of the Kimball House, where he
was exposing himself to passers- by. Another
case was on Hilhard street, near the ceme-
terry, and another next door to the Fifth
Baptist Church, where revival meetings are
still held three times a day. Unless vaeci-
nation has been general the foul disease
must spread, despite the efforts of the
Board of Health.
The Georgia Medical Associations ses-
sions are well attended and full Of interest.
DR.. K J. Num-, OF Savannah, read valu-
able p3per yesterday on "Consumption and
IFS Connection with Uterine Disease" DIR.
Eugene Foster, of the Augusta Board Of
Health, to-day read most timely and deep
lv interesting paper on "The Comparative
Value of Humanized and Bovine Vaccine
Virus. "Dr. j. P Stevens, of Macon, also
delivered an able annual address. The
banquet tonight at the Markham House
was a very brilliant affair, and in elegance
of appointments drought from New York
especially for the occasion) 1t has never
been surpassed In Georgia. The dining hall
was elahorately decorated in evergreen,
flowers, flags and notices, and presented a
daZzlingly beautiful appearance. The
toasts and responses were in full keeping
with the other features of the occasion.