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w NJ. SINISTER & SONS
Call the particular attention of their customers and the
gnbi to their elegant assortment of NEW FALL AN ID
WINTER DRESS GOODS, which they receiv-
ing from first hands in New York, consisting of all the
lew colors in FALL GOODS.
90 pieces COLORED SILK PLUSH. all new shades.
50 pieces BACK and COLoRED GlsOS GRAIN
SILKS, all qualities.
BLACK and COLORED LYONS SILK vELvETS,
shades.
leo pieces CHUDDA CLOTH, CASHMERES and
REPS.
BRoCADE CHUDDA, in all colors. fog Suits.
ELEGANT COLORED EMBROIDERED ROBES in fine
quality and beautiful colOrs.
100 pieces superior BLACK SILKS in all of the best
makes imported. at New York prices.
Also
One of the largest assortment of MOURNING GOODS
of the finest quality offered i'll this market
w. NJ. SINISTER 4 SONS,
919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST.
TE- ONE PRICE. 50
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Affairs i'm Yves, Westminster.

BuIpING AssocIATIoS.-At the seventeenth reg
ular monthly meeting or the Fourteenth Building
Association, held last night ut GoddardS hall,
,G.S was disposed Of, being62 shares retired OF
the stock value rates
BOATING NOTES.-The Potomac boat club will
receive q f0ur-oared shell next Thursday, built
under the direction Of their trainer, Taylor.-The
columbia poat club has received communication
from the RappahannOck boat club, proposing a
race TO take place the day following the fall re-
gatta. The Columoias accented the proposition.
c. Whiting lodge) ana family returned from War
rem, Pa, yesterday. While there he was enter
tanned by the Masons OF the Place.
TURKISH CAMf.-On High street, near WOOdby
lane, there are camped ten Turks, i've bears and
three babies.
TENLEY TOWN NOTEs.-There was meeting Of
citizens last night in Tenley Town to take action
In regard TO repairing the High street road. They
decided that as they paid their taxes to the Dis
trict government they were entitled to have some
Of the benefits. and they would therefore not sub
scribe ANYTHING for the purpose.
HIGH IIDE.-September 9th-5:22 a. m, SAT
u. IN.
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SILKS. SATrNs, vELvFTs.

The largest stock in the city. Convince yourself Of
the great bargains Offering.
We are selling beautiful pure silk Brocade at 9S
cents, in twenty different patterns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-08

LINEN AND HoUsEFURNIsHING GOODS.
In odds and ends at your price, preference %
sending them to auction.
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Ladies' full size WHITE LAWN APRONS. richly
trimmed, at cents.
All our stock of HOSIERY GLOVES, CORSETS,
SKIRTS; in fact, every article in immense estab
ishment reduced to such low figures that il will pay
anybody to buy them now for the Fall and Winter
wear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-08

NIL SHADES Of Berlin zephyr and Germantown
Wool. Wholesale and retail DaInmann's, $40 7th
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Remember, we compelled to sell at one price OF
the other If do not sell at retail shall obliged
10 dispose of balance hand by auction. This is q
Troublesome job and ncurs many expenses. which we
want to save and give the benefit to our customers.
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DEEDS IN FsE nave been recorded as follows
Jared McKenny to Maria f. Gordon. ut. 4. sa. ga:
$500. Sophia E. Crobbs to Mary E Swearingen,
sub IS. So; 1870: $4,000 E Temple ct al, executors,
TO T. J. Fisher, in trust lot I, so. so; s.. Mary
F. Smith to Robert and Mary j. Coltman. lot s. So
2so; 81 COO Eliza Z. Hutchinson to F. b. Conger,
sub 90 SO. 1885, ST 500 John T. Audenreid to Annie
f. Griffith, lot PA, So 6.5; s2,s75. L NJ Saunders.
trustee. to Mary E Stalker pit 4. so. 1000; Sl25 B.
II. Warner 70 the District OF Columbia, lots II and
~, SO. 626; $500
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SERIOUS AssAULT.-ThiS morning about 12:45
O'Clock, difficulty occurred on street, between
18th and 18th northwest, between a white man
named Conrad Marks, and q cOlOred man named
Wilson Smith, the latter knocking the former
down; his head struck the sidewalk with great
force. After he was down, Smith kicked him sew
erai times In the abdomen The injured man was
taken t0 the I'd precinct station In an tnsenSible
condition. and was afterwards removed to Freed.
mans Hospital Officer West arrested Smith.
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RIVER TRADE.-Harbormaster Sutton reports
arrivals at the river front as follows: Barge
Mary and Josephine, Buchly. 25s tons coal Clark 4
Given; barge Francis Payne, Oliver, 26l tons do.
barge Winnie, Hughly, 249 tons do, s. Emery: schr'
Annie Maria, Martin. 100 tons do, same; barge
Hunter, Brookman, liz tons do, for steamboats,
ter; s!Oop E c. Strong. Russell. 1875 bushels oys-
tiers, market; pungy Charley, Herbert, 1S bushels
oysters, market
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-04-29

RELV' business now before the public Yon
DiSN' can make money fast.r AT work for "a
than at anything else Capital not neeied We
will start yOH ,i2 - day and upwards INSIDE NJ
home By the industrious Men, women, boys AMI
urls wanted everywhere to work for us Now Il
the time. Ynu eau work In spare time nnly ur give
Nuiir whole time To the bn~l1r-s, Yu ean live at
nnnic and do tue work. M other business IA pay
ven nearly IA we'll. No one can lsi to make tuor
nous pay by engaging ~ uucc Costly outfit aud
Terms five Money made llsi, EASILY. aud hunorA
bly, Address True & Co.. Augusta. Malur
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such persona lies solely in permitting
them to remain out of doors; instead of
seeking saddle and the life Of q ran
chero, they become clerks in stores.
telegraph operators, railroaa emplo, es,
etc, meet aud cummisrrnie each other
daily, a0d stay in the crowded and III
ventilated hotels where the evidcnces
Of their aud state meet the visitor NJ
every step and awaken him NJ all hours
of the night. The rcsult Of this crowd
ing in 'owna Ii disastrous, and while |
believe italy furnishes no better eli
mate for those whose lungs are weak,
vet such persons 'slionld avoid the
towns and seek the less comfortable
hut more salntary life of the ranches
The Texan of picture and romance
is hard to find. the bravado aud hlns
ter nsSociated in many minds with
Texas, Is the nndi-puted property If
Missouri and Arkansas. During three
weeks saw hut thee drunken men in
fexna, and they wore the uniform Of
'the U. 8. A. Security Of lite and pro.
periy are IA great until y1u leave Snn
Antonio behind ns they are in the
NORTHERN States, and the only arms
saw until past this frontier town were
tho tqnipmenis of n guard over con
victa. had the fortune to ride over
The plains for nearly sixty miles with
nm officer of the celebrated Tcxns Ran
gers, one who has made lis name II
terror to the outlaws and desperation a
Of the border and the Mexican bandits
whom CortinR4 WIS wont to lead on
mnrnuding expeditions, q gentleman If
education, IA gay and Courteous car
pet knight IA any Of tlle Queen own
the last man in the world one would
select IA the voluntary leaders OF
dangerous and difficult enterprises, We
while the hours of the night nway in
pleasant conversation and not f,r day =
did have any.idra that my eonpaion
was celebrity OF tins kind.
In my next | will give u short Dies.
cripiion Of the country southwest a.
San Autonio,nnd of the extreme south,
n country which northern men have
visited hn' little md then IN conrcc
tion with the military expeditions OF
the Mexican war aud nf the rebellion.
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Saturday Morning, April 90, 1889.

Lieutsnant Govern Storey, the
presiding officer Of the SENATE, is an
unobtrusive and diguihed gentlemen
abount six feet in height, with light
brown hinr and whiskers, LITERALLY
epriuklrd with grey. He has pleas
ant blue eye, broad, round forehead
and features indicating decision aud
force of character. In dress, Cavern
or Storey is severely plain, and this
pecnliarity COMFORTS With his general
character aud hubits. lie knows
nothing of decentralization In speech
or action, could not make nm ornament
tai speech, and shows no taste for the
"utterly nsthetic." He Ia NOT quick
nor brilliant man. hut has n discrimin
afing judgement aud clear insight
into subjects to which he gives his
attention. Slow aud careful in form
ing o conclusion, he Ia not easily driven
from his position. The habits of in-
dusiry and cautions investigation
which made Governnr Storey sue
cessful and safe lawyer, have also
give him prominence "a Legislator
during the nine years he lias spent IN
the two houses. He Is u Georgian b.,
birth. IL forty sever years OF age, aud
has resided in Texas from childhood
Rigihly Democratic in politics, he ia
courteona ~ nm opponent, aud seems
10 any by his manner that ho will
neither yield liis opinions without
cause nor intrude them upon others
The high character for integrity and
patriotism cheerfuliy conceded To the
Lieutenaut.G Governor by liis associates
IL both n just tribute to his worth aud
the hest reward for the Toll aud vexn-
tions of public life.-Barluw In the
Houston Post.
just the kind Of man we would like
tn see governor Of the State Of Texas.
We have little nso for very brilliant
men in the Executive Chair. We have
no desire TO see nssassins aud murder
ers pardoned simply to give brilliant
and ambitions jnrists nm opportuni',
to publish TO the world their skill III
the analysis of bungling trial in u
district courf, or Of an erroneous mi.
ing of higher one. We want n
plain experinced man with good sound,
common sense views upon all impor-
tant questions. A man ~ h" cannot he
bought, and.who has no hobby of lii-
own to ri,le-such n man we believe
Judge Story to be-; aud We believe also
that he ought to be our next governor
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DemOresl for May.

We welcume this monthly, well
knowing that its cOnienta will please
and instruct. The illustrniiuns in oil.
steel, aud wond are equal 10 its pnAl
excellence. and by many will he con
Sidered superior. "Tle Highland
Breakfast ia n charming cabinet.
Duck and Green Pens" aud "Phpb'
Mnyfo~er," ara excellent. rh,
twenty -seven articles comprised in it,
literary repertoire should please, en-.
trrtnin, and instruct every class m
renders. The fashions of the day are
M where 81 ncclrncly ret forth ns in
Democrat, while mns4 If inforna-
ton ON kindred topics make the most
complete two dollar magazine The
world hns ever seen. II yOu do MT
take this valuable adjunct to tn.
household, send twenty cents for u
copy to the publisher ut II East llth
Street, N. Y.
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Texas.


~ANf ~f-fN 'N"-f
To the Editor.
In accmdnnce with the promae
made. when starting for Texas, lgive
yon herewith some of III. impressions
which this land of cotton. cattle and
controversy, made upon the MUD ni
one who for the fret time visited the
"sunny south"
The history, the number Of square
miles, the climate and its variations,
are matters hich every well informed
person of the North knows aud arpre-
ciaiee, the possibilities aud resources
OF this vast empire ARE not exngger.
ated IN the ordinary Impressions pre-
vailing In regard to it, but there are
many ideas in reference tofhe people,
the laud aud the customs, that are uOi
well founded. To destroy Illusions and
aud TO preserve facts is the pun pose OF
this letter, rather than the iecapit-
ulation 81 information that can b.,
drawn from the vnrious ency clopcdias.
Entering the State, by way of the
Gate City Dennison. one hopes tn
end continuation Of the beautiful
prairie 90 abnndent IN the indian Ter.
ritory in this expectation one is dis
appointed, the Red River apparently
forming the southern boundary Of the
black ssiled prairie, the only except.
ion noted, being distance of perhaps
fifty miles, The center Of which il iifty
or sixty miles north of Austin, after
the ''lied River the rule Is light coll
ored soil on the prairie and black soi
onl. on tho hoitnm lands.
The timber lands ia the north o.
Texas art extensive and reach in man,
places from river 10 river. aud on,
notiees the old barbarons method ul
clearing still Ia vogue. the trees gir
dlec 70 dis sad afterwards bnrned rhs
oak. the arrow like Sweet Gum, aud ia,
soniheFn or PitchPine divide The coan
Try. Peach orchards ars hbandrnt m,
eouon u the main crop. Al the travel
e. goes south, prairie inereases, aud
tha vast hrlds devoted 10 cation hs
eomsa more frequent. and the plat
ierms along ,he rail rued arc luaIe,
with eostou. hundred niles North a
Ausllu, g bsanlifal rollins prairie lsen
issed, aud here cattle rainiue l. thl
Ffipe'lais industry, and A. fat "a ,hI
sys see reach The smeo,h green snT
f.ee y dotted Win The herds wld,l
lpsm she wealth ofTexaN Thls land
ss's adapted fsr agricultural pnspe,s
seeehst " Fsisirg almsst epyfhips
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-04-29
The BEST REMEDY
Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,

In diseases NJ the pull
inonpry organs a safe
aud reliable remedy Is
Invaluable. AYER's
CuEi,RY PgrronAL 10
smell a remedy, aud no
extraordinarily nirr-
Its tine confidence Of
tile public. II is a sci
entilir combination Of
the medicinal rrinci-
pies and ciirative viz.
tues Of tue tinrst drugs,
chemically united, Of
auch power rs TO insure
the greatest possible
efficiency an,l uniform.
iiy Of results. ltstrikes
al the folnlntiOn of all
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G0TD Great chance to mako money. Those
wv iiN'whn always take advantage IT ih,
gooN chances tur making money that are offered
generally become wealthy while thnse who do not
Improve such chances ItInntn M poverty. W,
want many uirr women lay and girls In wo't
for ~ iighi In thcirnw localities. ANY one eat
do the wnrk properly frpm the first start N,
bu-iness viii pay more than tu times orlnar,
wages. Expensive nutilt Furnished free, No IN,
who engages fats ir make money rapidly. Nni
can devote Your whole time to the work or nnli
your spar nioingnt4. Full Inflammation and al
hat il needed sent iree- Address Stinson 4 Co.
Portland. Maine.
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~ iNr IOduuhtlnn Oi nv
pulmonary diseases. afforiing prompt relief
and rapid cures, aud Is adapted 10 patents Of
any age or either sex Being very palaiab..,
the Youngest children tak- II readily. In
. ordinary Coughs. Colds, Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Inhuenza, Ciergymau's
sore Throat, Asthma, Cro,ip, and Ca
tarrh, the effects o. AyfR'- CnKRnr Pee
foRAL are magical. AMI multitudes are an-
nna.ly preserved itom serious illness by its
timely aud faithful uSe, II shOlld hr kep
at hand In every h1s~eholh tor thu pro-
lection it aiotds IN sudden attacks. Ia
WhoOping cough ani Con,umptioa
there * no other renedy 20 eth ,atioIs,
.uo'hing. aud helpful.
Low prices are Inducements 10 TN snne Of
the inany iuiVtutes, or svrups, made o: cheap
sui ineffective ingredients. now offered.
whirh. as they contain ne curative qualities.
ran ahOrl only temporary relief. and arr
SURE ~ deceive aud disappoini the patient
diseases OF the throat aud lungs dcinlud
avtiNH ami elective treatment; AMI u ~ dan
g'ruuS experimenting with unknown and
cheap nielivinrs, rom the great liability tia
these diseases may. while ~ tritied with
lirsOne deeply seated or mcurabie. Use
ANin'S tnEhRV PICTORIAL. aud you MAY
confidently expect The best results, IL Is .
standard medical prrparation. OF known ant
Mknuw ledgch curative power, and IL a.
cheap rs ia rarchil preparation aud I'M
Ingredients viii allow Eminent Physicians
showing ils composition, pres rils' u 10 ihri
practice The Test OF half a century ha
proven It's absolute certainly 10 cur~ all nnl
mouary complaints not already beyoud n
reach Of human and.
Prepared byDr. ]. c, Aver & Co.
Practical aud Analytical che@i.'a.
Lowell. Msss.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-04-29
EXCELSIOR.
THE GILyESyOy NEWs.

on entering another wear, makrs no high sounding
proniists but rMply refers 90 a.. steady nrngres-
fiun ear " year as its hest commentator 10 TIA,
continued acceptance OF VA Intelligent and nit
prvginiivel'n aiding public, II points to It's rceo
Ia the p,si ~ furnishing the most authentic and
must telling prospeetur for the mturr. That IL
will hereafter, ns hertpfur' In tt- rhb-an held
kcLlp,E COMPETITION,
and use promptly aud effectively every advantag,
prcHrpr,lin the way Of Increased material faclii
ties tor in'puNng upon itself IN all the features @
geneia nrwapallsr for the people niy be- state,
without presumption and Hrrcpted without nils
giving upon The aHsufsnee ol the fact such
fnfnni ~ Ilf tALNEstoN Nrws may be- leggrilci
ns one ~ the necet-aiits Of our couis'uToiancou,
civilization 10 Il Ia the nntnrc Ut Ia kihi ~ M
hiqnii aus university Tor the people, while thoi
local parers AZ ~ thrm the morn special 20 all in
iurmatiun, No Intelligent aud Nnhaiantinl oitizri
should cpnsilrr hit hlusehnid 81 his plarn Vt bust
nc.s adequately equipped without the rcgula
pr-"ncu ot rus GALVESTON MINIS aud 600,
lncul newspaper.
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STOCK BRANDS.

Parties knowing Of any estrny stool
in any Of the following marks nnr
brands. will cnnfrr u favor On tllrowi,
ERA by motif, ing them by postal caIt
or otherwlse.
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ENTF"7 OF HWEfF TVFIUNs
DAILY --ifr anuuin, slo when seat BY mall
per mouth a.,
nOrhLE SHEET WEEKLY One copy one
year ~ tru cones one yuai ils0j twenty copes
one scar, s1e my copies uue year, 90 80.
Invariably IA Advance fitc 1T an Postage 10 al
parts Of tho unitad Slais, ind Cuuada
Remit iy dram GA Galveston posioilce money
order, or Registered hitter. Adlfiss
A. n. hElu a co Gnlvcston, Tonaa
Specimen copies rent true GA application.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-21
The Smallpox Ship.

LOSSES ny THE FrRE.-The Olympia
Transcript publishes the following as
the list Of losses sustained at tho fire
that took place there ON Thursday
morning. together with the amount Of
insurance: Toklas & Co., dry goods,
loss SO, 900; insured. J. N. Gale, post
Office, loss $40O; insured. w. J. Doans
oyster stand, loss 500; no insurance.
]. ChilberR, groceries, loss $1,000; $1,000
insurance. vienne Restaurant, loes
$500; no insurance. Philip Hiltz, beer
saloon, loss $250; no insurance. Robert
Frost, hardware, loss SIC, 900; $500 in
surauce. Tuite l. Holmes, hardware,
loss $4,000; 5000 insurance G. Il.
Talcott, variety store; loss 5000; $1,000
insurance. 1rs. EuRley, millinery; loss
&l600; $500 insurance. w. H. Clart,
household furniture. loss $4,000; insured.
DR.. G. g. Turner'S three buildings, loss
5000; no insurance. julius Clapper,
two buildings, loss 5000; $1,000 insur-
ance. Jacob OFT, two buildings, loss
5000; $l400 insurance. A. D. Wright,
saddler, loss 800; no insurance. G. b.
Baglsy, printing Office, loss $500; insur-
ed. Jos. McCaroKher, household Of
fects, loss 900; no insurance. H. Had
Ian, saloon furniture. loas gao; no in
suranCe. James Mars, restaurant fur
niture, loss 600; nu insnrances Chi
nese washhouse, loss 800; no insurance.
Some others lost small amounts, among
whom was Conductor Glover and night
watchman Cook.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-21
ANOTHER FIRE STEAMER.
SEATTLE, May 20. 1882.

SEATTLE, May ~. lSS2.
Ed. Posr- sr-INTELLrGENCER:
The fire of yesterday is proving pub
lie benefit to the community In more
than one way. 1t has awakened our
people to the urgent necessity Of more
extensive facilities for arresting con-
flagration, liable to occur at any mo-
msnt. 1t il foregone conclusion that
we are to have at the earliest possible
moment another steamer. and alsO some
serviceable hooks and ladders.
Now the first point for the Committee
to settle is the kind of a steamer they
will purchase. and this is the whole
point I wish to make in this communi-
cation.
The steamer We already have, has an
swered every requirement, when called
on for duty, a. fully rs any machine Of
her class, anywhere. She Is light,
strong, easy to manage. not liable to get
out OF order. and performs her whole
duty when called upon. Therefore say
give us her exact duplicate, in every
particular; and then We are reasonably
sure of one steamer, in Ortier, ready for
work. no matter what accident might
happen to one or both.
SAFE AND CERTAIN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-21

RroHr ORrHAxs.-About six weeks ago
man named Evans, accompanied By
his wife and ssven children, came to
New Taccma from the Indian nation.
Mr.. Evans obtained Employment at Lis
tor d Co.'S foundry. and in . short time
aftsr settling down, his wife was taken
sick with the measles, from which dis
ease she died. Soen after Mr.. Evans
had an attack of pneumonia, which de-
veloped into typhoid fever. He, too,
died, and vas borne to his last resting
place last Saturday, leaving family Of
eight children doubly orphaned, desti-
tute and among strangers. Willing
friends, however, appsarod, In the Ma
sonic fraternity, Who attended 10 Mr..
Evans IN his sickness, buTied him, and
are now providing for the wants Of the
helpless children. Homes are b.
ing provided for the boys and girls In
good families willing 10 adopt than, and
until this can b accomplished, care viii
b taken Of al. Evans and wife were
born in Northern Alabama, whore they
were married and resided until eight
years ago, when they removed 70 Arkan-
sas. After residence of eight years in
that State they went % Indian Territory,
and aftse . year's sojourn they came %
New Tacoma--TacOma Ledger.
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F O r e IG n.


Attempt . lnt10ldale.
Dusi.rs, May D.-It Is reported thai
Grape has been affixed to the door ol
Cardinal NcCabs's residence, and 4
piece Of paper with a representation oi
a coffin ON it left at his doorstep. Car.
dinal McCabe visited Lord Spencer TO
day.
Arrested On Suspicion.
GLASGOW, May O.-A man named Nc
Carthy was today arrested here on sus-
picion Of being concerned in the PhO-
nix Park murders. He has stains on
his garments, supposed to be blood. and
a partially healed wound ON the nose.
European Notes.
ALEXANDRIA, May D.-The main
points of the Suez Canal are now guard
ed by French gunboats.
Fire.
LONDON, May 20. Four hundred
houses ara burned at Boyabad, in Asia
Minor.
n Oc1O O60bbOSOW0cts
PARIS. May N.-Jean Gustave Wal
ton. philosopher, is dead.
CeIlided with an Iceberg.
QUEBEC, May D.-The schooner
President, from Antwerp, brought to
port tonight six Of the crow Of the ship
Western Belle. which was lost in the ice
on the lss of May. The Wsstern Belle
left Greenock April llth, commanded
by Captain Frew. On the 1st of May
she ran into an iceberg at night, mash
ing her bows, and few minutes after
wards sunk. The captain and thirtesn
Of the crew went down with the vessel.
The survivors were nearly frozen to
death when picked up.
The wrong Persons Killed.
ORrzAgA, Mex May 9.-In ono Of
The most crowded streets Of this place
today, two men met, drew pistols, and
firing at each other. Nei-
thor of them was hurt. but two women
passing within few yards of the spos
were shot and instantly killed. The
men fled.