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The Markets.

BAlIIMORE, March l6.-SlrF1nta % deferred
II; do consos. 62: do. second series s4k do. past
due COUPONS S2e: do new ten forties. 40 bid today.
BALTIMORE. March l8.-Cotton firn-nliddling,
l2h. Flour shade better. but not quotably higher
Wheat southern scarce and firm: western higher and
excited. southern red 35al 80 do. amber l4Oal
No. Maryland. l. 40 bid; No. western winter red
spot 1S5s.al 36s: April. l. S6'sal 80. May. l3ssa
1917. Corn southern higher; wesernnegiected-
southern white, s6as7; do yellow. II western mixed
spot 74a asked; May. 159a76: June 7Gh asked. Oats
quiet and seady.southern. 5la55; western white. 52a
So; do. mixed 5la55. Rye quiet, 92a96. Hay un-
ehapeed Provisions hiheT,nless pork. II. T5alS So
I.4al0g Bseon-shouldsrs. So; clear rio sides. rs
ern packed. lsa46; roll. 25a32 Esps lower and irrey-
uar, Halo. Petroleum nominal Coffee strong-Rio
cargGes, ordinary to fair 9al0 Sugar frm-A soft 9s
Whisky firm, f17al. Is. Freiglts to Liverpool per
steamer unbalanced and dull Receipts-four .sl2
barrels , wheat, 5ss9 bushels: COIN II ~ bushels;
wheat y, go bushels; corn % 200 bushels Sales
wheat 1913, $40 bushels: corn. -, go bushels.
NEW YORK. March 1S.-St0cks active and irregular.
Money. AZ. Exchansse-long, 4S5: short 4SS1. State
bonds general unchanged. Governments unchanged
except tor extended SIS: Cotto,. firm.
NEW YORK, March lS.-Flour firm and quiet
Wheat fairly active and ka4 cent better. Corn quiet
and shade easier. Pork firm and quiet TO- 5Oals0
Lard firm, 10. 95,
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Strike Of the Telegraph Messenger Boys
in R0srNal.

Boston, March lS.-The strike of the Western
Union Telegraph Company'S messenger boys
which was reported yesterday afternoon as add
Justed, was renewed during the evening. The
strikers have posted notices in various places
warning boys to keep away from the Western
Union and the district Offices strike l. in
progress. The Western Union are employ ing Dis
tr1ct Telegraph boys to deliver their messages,
but the latter are much impadei by the strikers,
Who chase them and snatch away the messages.
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SELLING Off
SELLING OFF
stores,
4o4 AND a06 SEVENTH STREET.


This Is the first time in twenty years that adver
ss to sch At or be,ow cost as no merchant can exist
Shall try not to take ay od Goods into the
Eey Buidng as our openins (Which we expect to make
the Nation Reduced ali our Cotons and Sheetngs, OF
fsctrers present. cost HaTng bought thene Haos
long before the late heavy RISE enabled sell
Our best Prints in Shirtngs and Dress Styles. war
All Dress Goods reduced. THEY MUST BE
CLOSED OUT way below cost. We have reduced our
2O-cent Dress Goods to 10 cents
sos Gee, IDS D.sss Goo Goods g % cents
pains to mark our immense stock down. should how
which is bound to sell the a. ticle
Remember we shall carry Winter Goods over
SILKS. sATINs.
PLUsHEs. vELvETs.
ssss sn sss p,ss h Ssn &
per cent Remember they must be sold.
CLoAKS
ULSTERS
ALL REDUCED Doh"ANS'
From tos3
from g g to to s.
from $40 to Sc.
From s12 to g.
md an finer goods at great sacrifice We have about
Store next fan with old stock They shall and must be
sOld. ~
GREAT BARGAINSI
CLOTHS
800 BED comfoTt- made Of best Rsbe Print and
member they must be sold.
Table Ipe 81 p rei,cs f Woe 20 cents onoiea'hed
sSfs cent. Table nbsI Dsmasl 'Ttea down to so osn
$3.50 Table Dainask cut down to 81.
TowELsl TOWELS. TOWELS.
Selling off the entire stock at tribe half price
NAPKIN ms D Do ~ II s. all reduced.
OUR OWN IMPORTATION.
BIN Of sding and custom house receipts just re-
vostS Of H1aBEKa EMBR oIbERY TSess were eg
ordered last June from the other SIDE The goods
e0ce advanced 70 per cent Therefore. look out for
BARGAINS! THEY MUST BE soLDi
All our FANCY GOODS. such as
SKIRTS HSSPKFTKAH H9SKESys GLOVES
PAssEMENTkkIEs.
600 dozen en-, Ladies'. Hsmmed Pure LINEN HAND
AEKCalEIs three for rs cents Most of these are
I'VE have stiIl about 500 dozen Mems GERMAN
wear at Is emit and weh gave seh saisfaet9n that
friends These We have reduced to I2s cents
We have also about three cases of Ladies' LINEN
COLLARS and CUFFS left. which have not shown
Tor the last six month"; They must be sold.
FOUR CENTS SHALL BE THE PRICE!
BUTTONS! BUTTONS!
Our cent Button Stock more complete than ever
tls the tax OF the country. every mail bringing orders
from state Of the Union Many these Buttons
are retaed In this and other at 81 per dozen
Remember. they must be sold.
RENEMBERt REMEMBER.
We do not make the reductions pleasure but n,
our building shall he grand affair promise 10 open
Il witha
GRANDER STOCK,
AND ALL NEW AS NEAR AS POSSIBLE
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The Terrible FlOOSl.
sAS hSsascHS sVSssss
GREAT LOSS OF LEE AND PROBE

GREAT LOSS or LIFE AND PROPERTY.
CINCINNATI, March ia Tmes-Stdr YaZoo City,
Miss, special this morning reports the food one
foot higher than in 1867. People are disregarding
property and seeking only 10 save human life.
The court house is crowded, and steamers are re-
moving the sufferers as fast as thcy-can. Twelve
hundred were removed last night cotton gin
house full OF refugees was swept away and all
drowned.
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DRY GOODS.

A LLrWOOII PLAIDS.
SILK AND WOOL PLAIDS.
ALL-woOL STRIPES.
SILK AND WOOL STRIPES.
LIGHT SHADES IN CASHMERES.
LIGHT SHADES IN sHOoDA CLOTHS.
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
MOURNING SILKS.
BRoCADE GRENADINES.
PLAIN GRENADINES.
TYLER & CHEWING.
mis- 91S SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
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A Jersey Sentence.

NEWARK, Nj, March 1S.-F. A. Palmer, late au-
ditOr OF the city of Newark, was this morning
sentenced to state prison Tor twenty years, by
Judge Depue, on eight indictments, tor obt2ining
money from the city treasury on forged warrants.
The sum distracted is about 500 Coo
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PRLLApELPHIA; March I-In the extradltion
case OF Joseph Brumpton, charged with forgeIieS
In Great Gr1mSby, England, U. s. Commissioner
Gibbons decided to-day to remand the prisoner to
tle custody OF the British authorities, TO be re-
turned to England for trial.
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Charges Dismissed /.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 1S.-The charges OF
black-na1l, preferred against detective Kingston,
10y Leopanthne Hill, ana growing out or the bit
terneSS engenicred by the recent sweeping
changes In the detective force, were after COM
plete investigation, dismissed by the mayor this
morning.
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GEN. MALONE WINS HIS RAILROAD Subtitle
United states circuit court, JUICES Bond and
Hughes presiding. was In session In Richmond
yesterday for the purpose OF making the final dis
tributiOn OF the funds still to the credit OF the
cause OF the Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio rail.
road case. on petition OF Gen. Malone, former
president OF the road asking pay for his services
as such president Judge Hughes, speaking for
the court, said that the claims OF the petitioner
were in the nature OF chooses In action against the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio company, and could
not be paid in preference 10 MORTGAGES, and that
they must stand upon consent and not upon adju-
dcatfon by the court. lie thought they were
equitable and just, and was gratifed that the new
company, as assgnees OF the state mortgages or
$4,000, 90, had consented 70 their payment, and
decree in favor OF Gen. Malone for 600 was
tered. The court announced that claims for labor
material and supplies, due when the receivers
were appointed, amounting 70 over ts00000, viii De
paid.
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T IGHT BLUE CASHMERE,
All wool. double width. 50.

All wool. double width, 50.
Light Blue, Pink Cream and other coors OF Atwood
double width French FOULE for evening dresses,
only 20.
NUNS YELLING in light colors all pure WOOL only 80.
COIORED CASHMERES in new spring shades, only
beautiful DRESS GOODS silk and WOOL IS.
COIORFD CASHMERES. al wool, double width, 37x
COLOkED SILKS so.
COLORED SURAH SATINS, IS.
COLORED and BLACK SILK PLUSH. 50. 50.
Excellent BLACK SILK. 81. 81 %, 81. so.
Large size pure WHITE BRIDAL. QUILTS, 81. 2S.
HONEY COMB WHITE Quilts, so and rs.
Large size DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. 81. 50.
CLOTH for Men and Boys wear Immense assortment)
81 To- Sl.50.
DINNER NAPKINS, all linen. rs toz.
Pequot New York Mills and other makes Of the BEST
and widest SHEETING COTTONS, 80.
Fruit Of the Loom and other makes Of the best yard
wide COTTONS. 10.
BLACK SILK VELVET, 81.
PIANO COVERS. embroidered with Silk ~. IS.
Navy Blue. all wool LADIES' CLOTH SUITING, 25.
Black and White and Blue and White Checked DRESS
GOODS, %.
Colored SATIN ''MOIRE,"N
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Death of an Artist.


BOSTON, MASS, March 1S-GeoYge " Cass, an
artist of good reputation, died yesterday or cancer
OF the stomach, at Arlington Heights.
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MAERIA0K LICENSEES have been issued 20 Edward
Mary r Williams: John w. Beall of Frederick,
Nd, and UfEAhefA G. Wagners Henry KnftmAnI
Sc ~ ! se1n W. g ~ IL e.
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LETTER FROM NEW YORK.

A NEW GARMENT PoR MEN-wHIT SHALL WE WEAR
The MILLINERY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sPECULA-
TORS - THE CIRCUS SEASON THE LEGITIMATE
DRAMA-CHEAP CABs-rHs SPRING RACES-THE
TROY TERRoR-MRs. WALLIS CASE ETC.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows: B. II.
Warner, one trustee, to Chas. w. Calvert, lot Co.
sub. part So. $50; 500. c. B. Pearson to VIII
Whitmore to JOS. F. Scaggs, lot 10, So 500; 81 600
Maria c. FitZhugh ct al. to NJ Catherine Mcclure,
sub: 10, so. 462; s416.67. NJ. G. Mcguire to jacob
Miller, same property; g. 600. D. r. Croft to John
Rollins sub. 11S; $500 c. B. Pearson to James
T. Hardin. part "a, So 500; $685. Pearson to T. H.
Hardin, part same property; $500 10. Pearson to
T. II. Hardin, same property; 1882 50. W. ID. Cassin
ct al trustees to A. Miller trustee, lots 40 and So
block 69. Holmeads addition to Georgetown; 500.
A. Miller TO f. Hughes, same property; $3.50.
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RIVER TaADR.-Harbormaster Sutton reports
rivals at the river front to-day as follows Str
VIM. Gates, Capt. Childs: str. Kate, Ellis; str. T.
w. French, OvertoD, all with bunch nsh for r. A.
Golden; schr. Coast Survey, Keys; schr. r. A.
Golden, Davis; sloOp Daniel Streets. Mason, and
pungy Carpenter, MaTmaduke, all loaded with nsh
for same; schr. Commodore Conner, Skinner. 900 600
feet lumber: schr. A. b. Fields, Frank. la0O00 feet
lumber-the i1rst lot to w. w. Mccullough, and
the last TO Wimsatt h Greyson; schr. AletheA,
Puppler, 100 sacks salt, johnson q Bros; schr.
Mary Elizabeth Anna, Lowe; schr John n. Rod
gers, Luthrell: schr I'm, TraytOn: schr b p.
ton; pangy John w. Cry, NOEL; punSy James
Wagner Dlckson, ana R1n63 Lazy pt To ln1Ie, ~
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

The following are the opening and closing . nc g
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as repo-tei
by special wire TO II. ii. Dodge $50 18th street:
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THE CASE OF DIR. LAMsoN.

LONDON. March 1S-Sir VIM. HarcOurt, home sec
rotary, acknowledges the receipt or an application
for the respite OF DR.. Lamson, convicted and SEN
law. The principal grounds for the application,
In addition to those previously mentioned, the
absence OF proved motive FOR the crime, the un-
reliability OF the evidence OF the persons who pro-
fess having sold the poison, and OF the expert
mentS on animals.
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CARRIERS,
HIGHLY IMPORTANT!

HIGHLY IMPORTANT!
THE BIGGEST MOVE IN OUR BUSINESS
Having leased for a term OF twenty five years the
property occupied by Messrs GCsdorf. Kneesi and
Petersen
40. 400 AND 424 SEVENTH STREET
We shall shortly commences % erect Four story Build
ing, second To none i'll the country.
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THE PRISONER WRITES TO Mr.. W. A. COOK, WHO WILL
PROBABLY GIVE GUTTEAU HIS ADVICE
District Attorney Corkhin stated this afternoon
that the settlement OF the blu exceptions would
be completed in the early part OF next week. prob
ably by Tuesday. Guiteau has written a letter to
Mr.. w. A. Cook, asking him to appear for him In
the Court In General Term Mr.. Cook has
not yet REPLIED but 1t Is likely that when the bills
are settled he viii look over them and advise
whether Guiteau has case or not Should Mr.
ScOvfle withdraw, the court will doubtless assign
some counsel TO argue the before it. and as it
was thoroughly tried below the General Term viii
give the case thorough hearing. and will likely
assign an experienced criminal lawyer.
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News from Abroad.
THE DANCBE QUESTION.

LONDON, March 18.-The Times correspondent at
Berlin says: Count Won WolkenStein, the Austrian
diplomat, only came here 10 treat OF the Danube
question.
ISTERN SunoTISc
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FIGHTING FEMALE FINED.-Policemen Horn
and Bailey, OF the fifth precinct, state that they
were notified OF fight going on in house No. 4O6
18th street, and on going there found FRANKIE
Middleton, the prOprietreSS, beating young girl
named Allie Richardson, and took Miss Middleton
into custody and charged her with assault and
keeping bawdy house. In the Police Court yes
terday morning she pleaded guilty, through her
counsel, and the court imposed fined Of $50 for
keeping the bawdy house and SO for the assault,
which q
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LANSBURGH < BROTHER,
ls 4o4 AND 4o6 SEVENTH STREET
CPRING DRESS GOODS.

ThANO DHESS OOODS.
We are daily receiving Spring Goods COM
prisin& fun hne OF Fouard Sateeus French and Do
mestic Gnghams. Printed and Plain percales and
Linen CaIabrics French Nainsooks and Mulls Bel
GUM Linen Sheeting. and Pillow Linen all widths:
Damask Table Cloths and Napkins to match; Table
Damask by the yard. Towels and Toweling in great
variety. Those in want Of chor goods viii find it 10
their advantage to examine stock before PURCHASING
hU0E. BRO. 4 CO.,
M 1873 STREET N. W.. NEAR EBBITT HOUSE.
MATING! MATTINGi MATING!
JUST RECEIVED. LARGE INVOICE OF MAT
TINGS IN ALL GRADES.
sPECIALTIES FOR SPRING.
WINDOW SHADES
LACE CURTAINS, anil
LOOSE COVERS FOR FURNITURE
SINGLETON r. HOEKE'S
CARPET HOUSE.
ms sol MARKET SPACE.
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CONTRACTS AwARDED-The Secretary OF tho
Treasury has awarded the contract for furnishing
ron for the stair case at the Clncinna Il custom
house to McHose 4 Lyon, OF Dayton, Ohio A.
Kleber, of New York, will be awarded the contract
for marble mantels at Hartford post Office
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THE MASON CAsE.-Mr. Blgelow this afternoon
received an official copy OF the proceedings of the
Mason court MARTIAL by which it appears that
there can be no objection to the legality OF the
court, for its members were properly sworn in the
presence OF the prisoner
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VERDICT FOR THE CBEsArEAKE AND ONO CANAL
CoMPANY.-The circuit court OF Washington
county, Nd, since Tuesday last has been engaged
In hearing the case OF Gen r. j. McKaig and Hon
VIM Walsh against the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company, Z. Besn and Wm NJ. McKafg APP
pearing for the plaintiffs and ex Attorney General
Syester and A. H. Boyd for the Defendants Some
years ago the canal company bought OF McKaig 3
Walsh wharf at Cumberland for 10000. There
was lot OF lumber and other personal property
70 the value OF $1,000, which the plaintiffs claimed
was not In the sale. This the defendants dsputrd;
hence, the suit Yesterday afternoon the case
was given to the jury, which returned verdict N
favor Of the defendanta
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THE FIRST SUBSCRIPTION from outside sources for
relief OF flood sufferers has been received at the
War department. Some one Ia Chicago sends q
contribution OF 81.
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REPRESENTATIVE BLACKS CONDITIONAL late
hour this afternoon Mr.. Blacks temperature
pulse and respiration were better than yesterday
better.
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A CORPSE IN TEE GRAR.-In Philadelphia ThurD,
day afternoon workmen who were clearing out .
at a0th and Market streets. found the dead
body Of boy about fifteen year1 old, who had boco
smothered IN the grain. How he got tkere Il .
dressed He had In his pocket several lstteFs G.
drc0ed % .wllliam 1ZaAs = Hcesrs College,.
0rand STREET yeFscy cty:s ns s.ppcst,cl =
eli n . grn1n car and VA oulROootoa a ~
Dumped ITO the BIN unpegcetvDd.
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TIE CRUISE OF THE KEARsARGE.-Admiral Wy
man reports to the Navy department that the
Kearsarge LETT New Orleans ON the 18th instant
The Kearsarge is ordered to proceed 10 Kingston,
Jamaica, thence to Santa Lucia or St Thomas,
where she will coal, taking on enough to supply
the Despatch with fifty or eighty tons, on failing
In with her. The Kearsarge will thence proceed
to SANTANA Bay, and continue her cruise to Hamp-
ton Roads, where she is expected TO arrive by the
LIST OF May.
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iHh iNiEhNAiicNALs hoOliNG

MAJOF W iIIef, treasurer OF TIE cOlninttte TOT ar
ranging rifle match between British ana American
rfienen, appeals for subscriptions from volunteers,
so that expense will be obstacle to forming the
best team the country can produce. He invites
qualified volunteers desiring to enter the team TO
apply early, as the committee intend to impose a
thoroughly exhaustive test which win commence
at once. He acknowledges subscriptions amount
ING tO
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POLICE CoURr NoTEs.-Daniel Desmond and
Michael Long were fined s. or IS days each In the
Police Court this morning on charge OF assault
ing colored man named John H. Dorsey "a
wOrkhouse to-day for Is days by Judge Smell for
being disordery on the street yesterday, and tear
ing Policeman SulAvan's badge on, and tearing
his clothes
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A CRIPPLED JAVA young colored man named
Ed. Boston, was charged by John Burk in the
Police Court this morning with assulting the latter
at his store, No. 439 Sth street sw., the 9th OF
this month by striking him In the face with large
stone, which caused witness the loss of the OF
his Jaw for more than week. The court Inn
posed 3 1ne Of $50 or 90 days in jail
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I'll MARKET SPACE.
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Another attempts being made tointroduce cheap
cabs into New York through the efforts OF num-
Der OF gentlemen who are working In the interests
OF the public. The prime mover is M. w. II. Guion
whose bill provides that the fare for the first two
miles shall be . cents and 3 cents for each addi-
tlonai mile In case the driver oyercharges no IL
10 be fined so II FEVER bill went before The leQ1s
lature backed by the prayers Of an army OF out
RACED citizens this one does The hickman OF New
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The Chinese Bill in the senate.

/ WASHINGTON, April 25.-The Senate
lby vote of 30 nays against 26 yeas
Projected the Foreign Relations Com
mittee amendment, which proposed to
strike out the fourteenth section of the
Chinese bill. This section prohibits
NATURALIZATION.
The Senate struck ont the fifteenth
section. which defines Chinese laborers
to mean both skilled and unskilIed la
borers and Chinese engaged in mining.
The vote agreeing to this commit
tee amendment was 20 yeas and 25
nays. Farley gave notice that he will
demand another vote when the bill
reaches its next preliminary stage.
Alter short speech by Hoar the
blllswas reported from the Committee
Of Il e Whole to the Senate. Morgan
has now taken the floor and the indi-
cations are that no further vote will
be made until Tomorrow.
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road was full Of people coming ID
Idaho, that the rush Of last year was
nothing in comparison to what we'll
have this season.
A new mining district has been
formed Is or 90 miles from town on
the road east. Messrs. Hill, Thrash
and Moore, assisted in forming the dis
tfict and the prospects are good for a
lively camp out there.
John Buckley left Monday with a
four-horse outfit loaded with passen-
gers for Wood river. The outfit of j
D. Agnew and that Of Mrs H Riddle
also left with passengers for the same
destination
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Rates of ADVERTISING:
Errs OF SUBS .RIpTIcR TO WEEKLY Woalr
GARDEN VALLEY ITEMS.


| GARDEN VALLEY, April 80, 1882.
Ed WoRLD:-Thinking your many
eaders would like to hear from this
ection of the footstool occasionally, |
bail endeavor to come to the front oc-
bsionally.
School commenced in the Craig dis
Fict last Monday, with Miss Annie
ranard as teacher. Quite number
/ scholars in attendance.
Salmon trout are now plentiful in
be smaller tributaries of the Payette:
pite number have recently been
hught in Warm Spring creek, near
oIdtraps mill.
Miss Mary Youren, who dislocaied
er ankle some three weeks ago, by
Hing on tie ice, is slowly improving
Ping now only able to walk with diff
Eulty.
Messrs. Boone & Allerton, log con-
actors for the Lower Payette mills,
e now below looking up work cattle
the coming drive" They intend
inning 100000 feet this year.
Horny handed grangers are begin
ng to don elongated countenances in
PnSequence of the recent snow and
ln storm. Much Of their land is vet
pit for the plow, but the farmer, like
onsy bee, Improve each shining
bur-"
Much Indignation is felt by the citi-
ns of our valley over the veto of the
pinese bill, and the action of the
esldent severely criticised.
hev. Ballard S. Dunn and Joseph
pick made an attempt to cross the
pnhtalns to Deadwood recently but
coahtered terrific snow-storm at
p'on valley, where they layed over
y and then returned. Mr.. Goicke
ports the Rcy. as constantly singing
feaa lightning Ridge, high uplifted
"'nst the stormy sky. Two par
Oh Chinese also made the effort to
VsS' Dut only the first party succeed
oe'hg ahead of the storm.
DON QUIxorE.
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Boise Items.
Boise Democrat.

pr, F. B. Dvlano, of Kalamazoo,
Fo"igan, but who for several months
p mas resided at Winnemucca, Ne
ua, arrived at this place by stage
monday with view of becoming
eS'oent and practicing his profess
4 a' some favorable point in Idaho.
wrought with him the highest tes-
'on'als from citizens of Winnemucca
'esldents of Boise. He left this
lung In company with Mr.. Ellison
'"e rayette valley, and may possi-
locate there.
asohs, horse and footmen. are
lug through this place every day
Tie lower country bound for
ou river A party of these from
"''''a told US yesterday that the
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According to "a dispatch received
from Irkutsk, Siberia, dated April 18th
by the New York Herald, the steamer
Rodgers, which left San Francisco
last summer to search for the Jean
ette, was burned and sunk near Cape
Serdze. This news was brought by a
courier from w. Fl Glider, the Herald
correspondent with the Rodgers, who
also sent word that Lieutenant Berry,
with the officers and crew of the yes
thirty-six in number-was at
Tiopka, and that a vessel should be
sent for them as soon as possible.