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fotcls.

HOTEL SHELBURN.-jth-ave. and Seth
ST. formerly the Baremore, + now open i0r guests
European plan restaurant uueXcelled Hotel situated IN
most desirable part OF the city 49, - 49,. . 1870.
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Palace steamers


Leave Now.York da y, sunday tue uied at p m iro
Pier - No.h i.i.e loot OF Muray-s. Connection by A.
Mex OAT from BTOD yn +.3u D. No. Jersey ny , p.
Tickets and Stater0Ons may Do SecureJ al al p.bal l
-. transfer Olle3, at the ONCE on Ficr % an
steamers -. go, 49, --.
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LOR boston THE LATEST TRAIN with
j Pullman seepeFs VIZ r. Y n ~ ant d X H. ssyss
Depot al ll3o week days oet Hokoes
via Ne6.YOrK and New gland Railroad a. Grand Ceasf
Depot aaa lflaclDaA a0te-a
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EOK KDNDOU /, NINV0 UN anu VAI1-
Il KILL MOUSIAINS-Laldiuga t CrinstOns Ian ing
"sst P1nC cornwall NewburE A4r. ,, NT 5St
ware aud stony Glove RlIlrlldt Steamboats, CITY u
Catsgiuaui James W Baldwin icLye LAZY 20 , M fDOt
Of HarsOu-st SOTth ager except oAG1rd@Y$ "he- 'A0
ClJ0I .Isaut ltive3I3 .. Ia
NEW-HAVEN. MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
- ~PKINGFIELD. HOLY OkE-MON REAL aud lntetino
points Pier 20. F. r TO- H. at . o. p.
and "a pm. Sunday PIE y, cguneGhs WIN ~ =
FIELD Tickets sold and baggage eaeched al IA b9aI
y. y. COurt-sJ, BrOOkyu E1cuIsIon " No"
Hdg rrJur n
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DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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iienl estate agents.

ORANGE, n. j. real estate specially hes
nished. vicinity OF all depots Apply 10 EDWARD r. hAN
LION No. Plnest
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THE oLD.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINs EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND on SUN
DAY, STATIONS ~ PHI LADELPHlA, IN
NEW-YOkk.
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DrooAlpn ]roucrIo for ja.s an) 10 Set

EOk SALE on very easy terms, 1OuI-stOI1
i brick dwelling on the west side Of Columbia Holgls
Fulton Wall street Ferries overlook
lng and lng through 70 Fur Dan-s WITH 10 IL
story Furmau-st lot 25Kl5J small anolft Only
required. Address +. LESTER, Tribune once.
ITO LET.-54l Dean-st. and $40 Caribou
ave each story. front, IL rent SoO ana
500. Watohman shows them. kULASD Within
Beekman-st
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court # IT, second .,rJi..,,r
District 0i the Trrrit ny ri Mn.i.r.a. / ,nt
tor the CsvllUty Of silver ~ "
Il =. = VantIlhurx. piaii!llu. vs. william,
Vaniilhurs. Il. E.,ata'f.
The people. Of the T-rrit nv q. Mpuiar:, ,.,,,
Gr...iiiy William v ,iii'rr. ,,;.,; 49,,
Yh' RI: HEREBY i.,irr~i t" a,,.;, y,
nn acilOI brought aga st y.. hy liz. ,,, ~.
anne plnInitn, III the III r It i...r =, ,t I,.,
se u Il jui.ci,i pt>tr.r I'll IN I. rr,.,,, '
M'.hta u. ~ and E'r III" CT, .iv .! :, yrr L,w
Il Il to answer ~" r'"npiat i,...i i,,,,.i,,
with ten days t"xrir-iV -, Il. ,,,v or SER
v!cs ait'r ,hr r>''' U,I III, n am, .
IL served w1LntN this - =: +. -, r,.,.s nm, -.
lhts e ,u"!y but ~ '!I. ,..>irrt wI,i,u iy,,,v
days 0tn"rw'se With. :" ~ days: u, I uiv
ntiit ~ 'eNEil VIII ~. 'nn,.,, agar, II van AZ.
cor Si':y to tue rra>'Io III ir.n,ri tar
Tt-. ~A!U A(TiUS T. ..,. in t., ,;.x,.r,.
The h ms Ut matrinl.D. al! g.. Ia Env i,.,
inter u l'.i0 b., wrsiI !Un .I ,l ! :iY ou ,r
absvn' I.c MLsr 18th. IT,. sad a.,.,, /.
brs'u=i!' u" the grounds O ,ta ,i,n.,i,-nt a,,d
Mnr>Upl O!t.
Ami sou r. li.Fes y no life: Tia. ,,n, iai f.,
appea. u I'd answer salt rtu.l int "a. ah.v r..
Quir.~l. ths. sNil plaintiff " ~ 'ai.r u .!-i.u!t
asain-I y..u, ~ Il apply To- ,l,, c'.'ir h,r ne r..
lief .'eia 'alel ~ the PA .r,i ne r",,.rlai:I
Give uW:rr IN hard I'D il,.. ga, of
I, I he District C"ui I t,. >,.,o - p..,rrt
III hr j. rri'.H! Me- :;,i.. u, :.I.l or
- 'ne county IL silver Bow til, = Mn ,!av
1T Ju'"'. ~ ihr year -! our j. ri ,,
tI!G,i>u', eiAht hisn.i. Il Il Il r'yl,,, tao.
np ~ YIN. ui,r..
H L. BODLEY. I'c,.m'y CT rx
Robinson L ~ iplr,O, At:I>. Tor PIT
IijIr, wv
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WIZ q nuplHtude hate unan, = ,
nssessasy . sxamiue Into the case>
when . mslaieude HE . mas. " .
nseessssy = exsnine inSs The c'se'
|-ConioeisA
Whea . man ID, 10y Who sur
vive him ask what property he be-
lett behind. The angel who bends
over the dying man asks what eood
deeds be has sent before htm.-The
Koran.
He who lives ppre in thought, free
from malice, contented, )eading q
holy life, feeling . Tenderness for oil
creatures. spea king wisely and kind
", humbly and sincerely, has the
Deity ever In his heart.-Buddla.
Do not hc DESTROYS to have things
done quickly; do not look At small
adv antages. Desire to have thing
done quickly prevents their beine
done thoroughly. Looking at small
advantages prevents great affairs
from being accomplished.-Confu-
cius.
Every slip that comes to America
not its chart from Columbus. Every
novel is a debtor to Homer. Every
csrpenter who sllaves with . fore
plane borrows the genius Of forgot.
ten inventor. Life IL girt al; rOun0
with q zodiac Of sciences, the contri-
buttons Of men who have persisted {"
add their point Of light to our sky
ErIQraOn
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CHICAGO July 1.-The track IL
heavy ~ day. The attendance was
medium. First rsce, Chicago stakes,
fiDr 5 year old cults, u miles. In the
pU0ls Bengal sold for $40: Mono
gram, SIM; Stanton, $1sts Minstrel,
IS. Stanton won under tie whip
by . length; Bengal. second; Mono
gram, third. Time, 33:::i77.
The second race, = miles, for the
Garden City cup, all ages, was won
by John Davis. In the p'ols Check
mate sold tor $40; John Davis, Si'O;
Blaze~, s.; Clara d., SIj. John Da-
Wis led from the start to the tt.li~ll,
the race Icing very tame. Clara ID.
was second when they passed the
sta nsl the first time and at the finish
alY'; Ci'es.kn'ate, third; Blazes, last.
Time, 3:3O..
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Moro Severe Storms.

CHICAGO, July Ian Oregon, II
linois, special says: There was .
storm Of unequal1ed severity ye*ter-
day. The water rise on the fats,
driving dozens Of families from their
homes. Fifteen buildings were struck
BY lightning, and one man, VIM.
Spooner. killed. Many barns and
out buildings were carried away by
the wind and fond; \ score 0f wood
en- bridges hoated of; hundreds Of
acres Of grain were entirely ruined
and hosxes and cattle killed In every
pasture. The damage to the city and
vicinity will amount to *jO, 900.
Mikes Il track IL the Chicago and
Iowa rad are impossible.
A Cesar Rapids. Iowa, special says
there Was y furious storm in Central
Iowa Thursday night; and there WIS
y regular tornado. 1t was far greater
in the air, not striking the ground
excerpt In = few places, where It de-
nsolisheti every thing.
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III IN" Irnbdt' Co:;'i in and for Si!v., H.,w
Count: Mu ta',:. I.rr .nr.. H. ih. matter q,
thu Estate .G saw = liza 'al, ,.,.:,-- +, H.
Waarr!.Iry :iv aim. iii> Ial,r. ~. r. at. q!
JafIcS I1a> i:'i'i dee ,'s'.l. b, il =: u.,,
tiOi l"'iti'3 pray tor AZ ovl.. -. ~, u, al
r'. real 'si"i"' vi >.i 4 ".i,. Va, ;,,.,, 90. g.
tli"'tin SIT IL II i ,h.i, :. .s r.. Nv IT,,
JHi rrf 81 F.'::r: y ia. go l. .,.,.. ~
~ ~" e. ri ""'.'" :''': :ri. - H. .a...
PIOt.si" font. u Thurs Ia, liz. ...,, .,,y I. I
July. l>>. st Mn'ri'".. !. Il. itrr ..n, ~ ~,
't:sv Ht the Court r.IiI ~ - !a:" Court
III the t'yt i!uii". IN IA. = ~ ~ a. silver
BOW. 10 Ails'v cst!>, W!ir 1T. i:.T i'll ,I De.
graft Il t. the So l.! ':it.ri No., .t.l
much y! TIE r. AZ ,.>.;;'.., H.. =, - sd ~
sli Ill be nece;..sr,
ClG;tt. lr\IS~.
iIrha.:" juice.
Dated this ~! Il. 'il':l'. A u. -.
.i,;H VIZ y.
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A lev yean ago one Halleck, .
clerk In the Treasury Department,
stole 81, 900 from the government.
He Afterwards confessed the theft,
and wss promised pardon on condi-
tiou that be would testify against his
aecon,plice, . saloon-keeptr BY the
name Of O.tman, and who Halleck
claimed, tempted him to commit the
crime. This he did. Ottman was
arrested and $4,000 of The stolen
money was found In his possession,
which the police authorities took.
But Halleck's testimony failed to
convict Ottn:a1, and after the second
trial Of the case be was acquitted.
Ottman disappeared, hut now after
the lapse Of six years be makes his
appearance ct Washington and de-
mands the money which the police
captured with him. He had, through
other parties, made the demand sew
esal times before, but without OBJ
tanning . cent. Row, It h stated, he
b willing to compromise with the
government, and - . reward for bis
exhibition Of cheek, the government
has announced It's willingness to de-
liver to him 81, 500, retaining the Gsl-
ance-$l2j 500 Take: altogether,
this h one u the mast slngular, Il not
the most diagr.cefal winding up Of .
bsre-faced mulberry In the annals of
criminal Jurisprudence. Why the
government shOuld enter into such
compromise h mt clear. hoffman
Is guilty the government should take
all the money and punish the Offend
er. II be b innocent the government
should not rob him Of 81, so. LISA
singular proceeding, but the ways Of
this great government are, some
times, past nndirg out.
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u b Alvi6sd natosally i11o thSse 80
t3eos - pssjao t.eo - 1soen .
glosx CITY, a ~ ~ ascseh q -
Platte; teo pogt6oo 1Ioo eeeox C19y,
~ fto0 the 0outb 0fthe Pioete eetbs
Yellowses0e, cd TIE pesttno men
the YelDowsoroe - Fort 9E0eeo. -
the Thsoe Foela We eoly -, u
view a thoso Gnceo. which - o. ~.
nateo. tAot Tie upooey slo)) b Fen90o-
sbly eod FighGlhllv 1lstslbo1oo. We
Do not eve0 ask that; ~ 00ly /
11Dovs @ ooe q tbe >oooveo know
M below olaox C9ty tAsgo ~ Tie
votes q the Low. and q the MI
sovc deleGatjoo, vhlDe shove 6loax
CITY these ssu - vaees, tbat geg3o0
favia9 - Repsesentatives hese e.
cepl de Dele9nte from Dakota and
myssjE Dst IT. Chairman, vhtIs
~ have - votes ~ have The a1ees
behiDd %, which show that % this
pnetjoa of the river The greatest -
iivjty peevnil b steam6001t01. The
Northern Pnei1e, the NoethWestefn,
aud the Milwaukee and st. Paul
ruods al touch upo0 The Sjve1, and
ftoc1 there paints their freight , de.
tribated up ard down The valley Of
the river 81 several regular lines 81
steamb0ots, Mt TO mentj0n many
trspsient bools. I hold in ny hand
q list of twenty-five b0ats TQRulasly
plying between Bismarck and Ben
ton.
Il b nat small boats thet run on
thls river. In this Int ! see the
names II the Dakota and Montana,
Of the Coulson line, AZ 40 toos each.
A. beasing o. Tie extent q this sys-
lem Of rivus navigntion, I saw tbeee
two boats loading st Pjttsooryb. With
iron and glass wares to % Z" Fost
Benton. l0sagine that Journey down
The Ohio % he MissiGsippi, up the
Nisainxipui % Saint L091, up the
Nlssouri eighe hundred mijes to
8iomx. thence ooe th0usans) miles
more TO the mouth of the Yellow
Stone. There they have The choice
a two ro9tes. They can 30 four
hundred miles o. more up the fei'
low tone 70 the very foot Of the Big
Horn mountains, OF, keeping on the
main river above IT. great tributary,
follow L up foe eight hundred miles
OF more to Fost BEATEN, just bes"w
the great fhlb ol The Missouri, . town
u Present importance and untold
Possibilities. tie port a entry OF
Montana and II The Britain north
western territories. In oil this coun-
try there arr 10 Eailrooi)s, nor are
Any now being bullt along the line 81
the river. Therefore the great eetjv-
ity Of the Steamboat Interest, which,
driven By SailTuads from the river
below Sioux City, dies the en Ire b.
sjness. Govern9nent and private,
sb0ve. And here b where the money
Is needed foe their benefit.
Notwithstanding Mr.. 4aginnis'
able presentation at the matter and
the ircontrOvestable facts be pre-
scented In support Of his amendnseat,
II was not agreed to. A few amend
ments were agreed to but in the main
the blu, - cut and dried BY the Cum
mittee On Commerce, was passed BY
. vote Of 10 ayes to Il nays. Not
volin9-or dodGen-l&.
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4 0fALWART APPROFRlA-
TON.

A kw DAYS ago the Honse passed
the largest River and Harbor Appro-
psialjos blu ever put through Con-
g.so. II calb from the publie trsas-
ny The esormoss sum q $l7, sol, 900.
In saos instances the appropriations
wsse actually neeessaTy and justly
made, bst In he majority Of cases
they were wholly unnecessary and
shosld have heen voted down. The
bill shoald have been entitled "A
bin toe ~ 1t 70 insure the re-slec-
tioa q Republican Congreusmem
ffo0 1osbtfal districts" Fos It b .
. act, II not . singular coincidence,
that ambitiOns meMl,eD who desired
70 Be returned to Congress next fall
had little or no difficulty In obtain
Ing geaesoss appropriations for the
Dug Rams, Duck Greeks, Little Deer
Rivers, Devils Chutes, Black
Bayoss, Romley Marines and You
gAioyheny rivess II their districts.
Among 0lhes improvement contem-
p)ated under the bin y that Of build
Ing rssssvoln on the he'd waters Of
ths Aississippi. The Surplus wstess
ofspsing ftrshets ore 10 BE- gathered
ID thess astj0cial lAkee and turned
81 - they are seeded during the hot
sa0nse mosths. No inconsiderable
aasosats u this Ssalwsrt appropria-
tioo = to Be expended In thus Inn
proving the navigation II the Father
q Waten.
Mr.. Naginnb labored very hsrd to
- lhir appropriation Tor the Upper
Missouri. The bin appropsiates
Soooy0oO for the improvement Of the
Misessi river, but >6O0,OO Of the
amount = 70 BE- expesded bcior
siesx city and oely 100000 above
that poiit. VIXEN the bjll was con-
sidesed By The Ho9Pe Committee Of
Tie Whole Mr.. Aaginnis moved to
amend Il - follows: "lmpeoving the
Missosri river from IL mouth to
sioax City, $780, Improving the
Missouri river fro0 Sioux City 70
the. naouth q The Yellowytooe $780,.
49, lmpEoving Tie Aksoah river
hum the mouth q The Yellowstone
- Fast Bsstos, >leo, ooa In support
Of this anesdment NJ. Maginuk
made - abss speech Ct . postion Of
which We make roesn. He saih;
''The TeaaaSk q he gentleman
from Indiana M. Clark some tinse
olDce Wao correct, that below Sjl,ux
City the railroads have prscti e~lly
Toodesed Tie Aiso,u1i rivera nudity;
bot shove Sioux City the WlsaIle
oouotsy depends upon he naviGalion
a thio river foe III transportation.
ho)d % ny hand . lit II twenty.
fuo1 bonlo 5unning ~hOve 6l00x City,
mest q thsm running principally
IL YelDowstone, while vith The ex-
eepejon q . ssnl-nDonehly line from
6. Louis % Kansas City, and sane
svild'' boals, - they aGeea1led. there
= peDoticully 10 n0viGnl5o0 a. that
nGstioa a tie Missouri river 0elow
Eloax CITY which gu nine- teaths Of
this ssei5e aDgso9siatton for the
~. Chairupan, ~ Missouri river
= obout throe t6sasa0o 0ils lo0g
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60 .s.eeetisg !! Hlt I'D ~
lkl1A ssats qso under the d(Nessso
0ftDo HOWesU.
oUERxsT0wN, July 1.-Anjyoe -
~ nh ult. The bark A)nsjls 0ooeo-
~. lo0 Portland, O.. md - lbe
81 The ship Plantagenet fSom 6on
FUnciaeo. The 81. Nst1ajre arrived
. ~ 4Bth, the ships ValpasalD0 ao9
Raven non San franeisc0 arrived
On the 9TH. and the bark Yuo0site
Marie the same day.
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LONDON. July Ia large failure
10 announced In Paris, Deressitating
some forced closing Of accounts.
PITTsBUR0, July 1.-Jan,es Weed
e1, the pllgulist, has been arrested
and will b. taken to Ohio to he tried
tor fighting.
LAFAYETTE. Ind, July IN uch
damage was done by the rain storm
last night. Cellars are filled full and
culvests washed away.
ELGlx. llls.. July lin the Re
publican convention for the 9TH dis
irict, Reuben ElwO0d was nominated
for COnyrens.
LONG BRANCH, July 1.-William
r. Garrison, son Of Commodore Gar.
Tis0n. injured In the Silver Creek
railroad accident died this morning.
BERLIN, July l.-Bismarck ex!
poets No satisfactory results from the
conf renee. hat says Il h on the side
Of England 70 far - the Suex Canal
b concerned.
PEsTH, July IA fresh attack up-
w sssC 0cWo ~ 11OU8OSy ID SeROSseus
II b evident that . reinforcement Of
troops vi ! be sent to upper Hungary
for protection.
New York, July 1.-The inquest
In the case Of the accident At Long
Branc, roads 'exun to-day. Testt-
nlouy taken - to the condition Of the
train aud track show both were
good.
6r. LOCIs, July 1.-The Sllortsand
C0rners are still ut lOggeshealls, the
latter claiming l.33l - sel)ing pTice,
and the former saying LIS would be
high. 4 million aud = quarter are
Involved.
CoxsfAxrxoPLE, July 1.-The
rcsse ns. : :s n! II. i't .a to b
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spsaking q England being hsmili-
stsd ID EGypt, ~ Werids Loodon
correspondent says: 1T = now Cd
mltted o. al sjdeD That A1a6i Bey,
whoss expslsios from the Khedive's
do0lniuas was demanded In - many
vosds By Tie British ultimatun. b
ahsolsts r,aste1 q The situation, and
that ENGLAND hes been placed In .
most hsmilleting position before the
Osiestal world ~ well - before En-
rope. Public feeling on the subject
sssms 10 b rlsiag r.pIdly, the tlang"r
a foreign oo0pliev tions combined
with tho hopeless MIDDLE In Ireland,
having alarmed very many 81 NJ.
0edsloae's closest friends and nrm-
ct supporter.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate - Sin;Ou Hos. Cri!;. ',"cs used! y -
miHxiIainr ~ the :; a.: Of S.W'i:. Tx !i>w'hi.'
deceased. 10 the creditor. 81 "iri MI l"i>"'
tHv,n- claims az: in>i IT," SAIL 'l''rr a-'d. i"N
,bi III i " i'll Ii," II. rt...arv Nn:.ri. r. Vi;!i
;c iiriiDiS after the irS' iHtl c;iiu'. al 1i!'
t"s';'". 10 the sal 'riini-:ra,M 81 n" Pa"
b a. Court r3Gn. Eutir Ci l.. Ii.e County ri
SivH HOI.
EDWIN y WiTt NHEEl.
AdWini- iIai"r VI Ia. estate OF SiM"M N'f.
worth, hrc M>.l. :j-HiW
Dated this 10Th day Of Junc. l->..
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Notice Of Time for Proving Will.

n Me Prob Il" G. urt in and for Si'.rr wv
County. Montana yrrriinry. IN the matte,
the estate .f Hiram j. Ta.l,icr. ,ieccH>,.i iur
-utnt oar ori"r at said court. made. Oh ~
II IL day .. Iu'.'. \. u. I>~. i.Oiicc il her t..
siH.', iiNt " a.: ST y. tire .sih day -. Jui'
\. ~. o>>:. ST ."rrN y. w.. 1T SAIL ia. ~ IT,
court ftnnu ~. >aitr mr.. al the city al Butt
in tn. cHu','H q, S'!v r JSO~ Ii tn.i, ar,, III
s't rs TIE iin"an y ace tor proving ~" ~
III -. I'd ui;an, j. rrcr. deceased. alai for IL,
= tn" a:,il:.:.' ,,i Oi S...h ". Wa,kr, f,i ~,
i>>,;ni,cr ,b'.im 81 letters L. tas.,eriary who.
AMI wi''!' y i"t.O!i may aiIear ami 80. t. =
~ sane.
Dated this l..h "a, ~ J.,r" \. u i>S..
CALEB L.. IRVINE.
Ir..1aie judge amt IN Uifici" t,ik
lsj"N.w
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Strayed or Stolen.-S5O Reward.

From III" vic."it. Of Melr'se, ab u, July 4"
ISL -" h'.r.''> ut I following tls>Cr,l' iO.
lsi,e ~s.rr"i lrrs'.. hal face. about II hai,i
high, cigi,i". :ss' pounds. b;ani.d ~, tn
Hat sh the right ihi.h.
One iHsy h"' - nhm' 10 gear. Olt. wCigllIi. .
nearly :ans i,ra' Il r in S~i,.r In e.
O'.' h:r; horse weighing about 20, T. un'-
hrn .i.-: Il. " ~ l'..t iEigi. Az old ho with
~ ltl" MARKS. y in: ~ thu right ey"
All we'll Slsst when lost FIFTY dollars r,.wnr
will he I'ait ~; :inrnratinr III I wi ! at III
to Ill" - r''v.ry Of III" uis've d,S",tb Il hos
0r ~ proper i''n fur either Of them. ...:'ir'->
IL Wells. FrriIC;It'wn. Ur l.. =. Roth. Mr.r->'
3j>Wlm*
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-05

CHICAGO, July 1.-Heavy storms
prevailed throughout the southwest
early this morning and reports are
beginning to come In Of e00sides1-
be damage to caops !" Wisconsin,
Illinois, and Iowa. Rock river ut
Janesville rose three feet Ia 3 hOurs
and the storm il believed to he the
heaviest that has occurred In this SEC
ton for . years.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-05

M. James Shields, Of this city, re-
ceived . telegran from Helena yer
terdsy informing him Of the death
II M. samuel Neel. He died IT I'm
p. NJ. yesterday, ut his evidence IN
Helena. Mr.. Neel WAS connected
with the firm q James Shields 4
Co., Butte; Nurphy, Higgins 1 Co.,
Deer Lodge; Murphy. Neil L Co.,
Benton; Murphy, Neel 1 70. Hele-
"a. There b no business man
In Montana more widely and iavora-
bly, known than Mr.. samuel Neel,
nor none who stood higher In COM
u,ereial circ3es. BY his url,ane man
ness, kind disposition, public spirit
and irreproachsble character he IT.
taelsesl 10 himself . legiou q ffien<ls
throughout the West who viii sim
cerelv n,osrn his los. To biz BE-
reaved wi60w and now fhtherjess
children. biz hosts q friends and pu-
n,erosss aequaintances In Butte ex-
tend their heartfelt sympathy. A
loving husband and father, . kind
ueighbor and worthy citizen he's
passed away. Rcqsi e. ,at In pace.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-05

Last Tuesday evening .. man
named Nelson made . criminal A.
sault Uear Coulson On . six-year Old
girl named BeStie Stevenson. The
wretch wss bosnd over to appear be-
fore the GIand Jury.
The thing that b worth having
and the only thing-tried BY the
Oucast0ne II the sick roous-is the
sonvictioo that one hes done what
enc could. After al. Il b the little
things In lie that ore the surest p,s-
session. The oaly deeds wosth In
sesibing o. any ones n,onumsnt are
thnse that would seem too trivial too
p)aee these.-HiGginsoo.
Il b proposed 10 revive ths pilloey
- Eagland tbe The punishnent Of
w.t. beatesA