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MyapHY, hIaGlas & Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Ct r O G Il r =
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
A Complete Assortment OF Goods
I'm THEIR LINE
Which they offer on rs good terms rs any
house in the Territory.
eAgents for the CALIFORNIA POWDER
WORKS"
MONEY BY MAIL.
Orders for Less Than ~ 90 at Three Cents
Toll

At the session Of Congress last winter an
amrndme nt 10 the money order law was
made which will be OF considerable conven-
fence, On and after Monday, September .,
1888, all postmfasters at Money Order offices
are authorized aud required on application
TO issue to applicants postal notes for sums
In any amount not exceeding 80. The cost
of these will be what the face calls for and
three cents additional. They are payable to
bearer" and hence can be used by any one at
the Office on which they arc drawn. They
are not IN this respect any safer than curren-
cy, the advantage being in the fact that they
can be procured for exact amounts For In
stance, any one owing $500 in New York, by
paying s325 at his home Office can get
postal note on New York for $500, and en-
close IL a: his own risk just as he would
national bank note.
The next considerable change In postal af-
fairs will be October LIST, when letter rates
will be reduced from three 20 two cents.
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RAILROAD ITEMS.
Miscellaneous Matters of Interest.

Railroad and stage business, consequent
upon connecting the Northern Pacific and
Utah Il Northern trains, has been and re.
mains ~ little mixed this week. One stage
daily still runs between Deer Lodge and
Helena, but will discontinue to-day.
A daily stage runs between Deer Lodge
and Little Blackfoot, carrying passengers TO
and from each n. p. train. THIS will con-
tinue.
The IL 40 p. IN. train from Ogden and Butte
now runs direct through to Garrison mouth
of BlaCkfoot), arriving there after the n. p.
train has passed from Helena 20 Missoula,
but reaching there about two hours before
the N. p. train passes east from Missoula to
Helena, thus enabling passengers TO reach
Helena the same day. The fare from Butte
10 Garrison is "a %; from Deer Lodge TO
Garrison, Sl05; from Garrison to Helena,
s435
During the Fair at Helena the rates will be
60 per cent of the regular prices. On Satur-
day September 9Th spike day, the u. x
win run an excursion train from Butte to
Garrison, at excursion rates Arrangements
have not yet been perfected with the n. p.
to connect, but IL is fair 10 presume arrange.
ments will be made in due season.
Within the last twenty -four hours, we are
advised that the U. p. and N. p. companies
have revived and amplifed the arrangement
viii CHI has been in allegiance for some months
apd that the three rail project between Butte
and Helena, via Deer Lodge, is TO be con.
summated. The details are not aseeriained,
except that the U. & n. Is to have the entire
local traffic over It's line. IL is further stated
that the Anaconda company has entered INTO
contract with the U. & n II. r. Go. to haul
all their ores and bullion, and that the road
Ii to be extended 30 Anaconda without de-
lay The three rail project will necessitate
widening the y. g. N. road bed and putting
down new ties between Garrison and Butte.
We think she information reported Is cor
rect In the main, bur up To last evening Supt
st. Clair. OF ths u 81 n. had no direct advi-
Il
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UNITED State LANp OPFteE.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HELEsA, NJ. T.. August II 1883. !
Notice j. hereby given that JOAQUIN Alb seal.
and JAMES LAFORfADE, whore postofiicc address
Is Beariown. Deer Lodge county, Montana. hnyn this
day died their application for patent to roe Nres
ot placer mining ground Situated in Bear Gllch
mining district, Deer Lodge county. Montana Terrific
ry and dee gnatrd by the official plat and field
on file In this Office lot number Is in township II
north range II west ana being particularly de-
scrIbed follows, tOWit:
Beginning at the northeast corner, granite stone
26xi2xS inches, marked 1-13ai, for corner No. J.
from which the initial point for this district bears
north, 81 degrees - minutes east3ib feet distant and
running thence south % degrees n minutes west is5
feet: thence south 10 degrees west $50 feet thence
south 81 degrees IS minutes west, 80 feet thence
south ~ degrees 30 minutes west 1891 feet shence
south ~ degrees 30 MINUTES west 2a96 feet: thence
south 81 degrees 30 fret thence north ~ de-
rees 30 minutes 100 feet thence north - degrees
- minutes cart 1872 feet thence north Is degrees IL
minut east 80 iee: thence north y degrees east
SD feet thence north ~ degrees Is minutes easti3O
feet thence north % degrees Is minutes east a5 feet
thencc sOHth degrees - minutes east 2 feet 10 the
place OF brginnng containing an area of 702 acres
The location 81 this mine II recorded in hook II,
page '56 OF miscellaneous records OF Deer Lodge
county.
The adjoining claim 10 these premises Is the Mo-
land placer mining claim, unsurVeyed, on the south
13s-1M +. ADklN SON, Register.
N. B. Ringeng, attorney for claimant.
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MYSTERIOUS.
Was it an Attempted Coach Robbery

Al the G. s. s. Go. coach from Helens yes
teFday was about clearing the timber Of the
Main Range, Mr.. Matt. Slater, who was
aboard, jumped of to get some moses, and
sbout the same instant rifle shot rang cut
on the air. Looking up he saw, some fifty
yards distant, man with gun and little
puff Of smoke rising. AL. Harrison, the dri-
yer, piled the whip, and the team sprang
forward, Slater running fast as he could to
catch up. Meantime another shot was fired,
and lady aboard says she saw two men ma
king toward the coach. One of the horses
had got his foot over the lead bars at the
start, and the team went so slow that Slater
finally got on, and shortly afterward the team
was stopped to right up the horses. No rob-
beers were then visible. There were four
passengers aboard, and they are confident it
was an attempt to hold up the stage. 1t may
have been rather practical joke.
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A CHINESE MURDER.
The Murderers Arrested and I'm Jail.

Two weeks ago last Monday MIN Sing and
Gong Hook, two Cinnamon of Pioneer, went
up the gulch some two and half miles and
assaulted two other Cinnamon, at WORK
there, with shovels. They cut up one, Soon
Wah, terribly with shovels, striking him on
the skull and making ugly cuts on his head.
He was left lying out under tree, and the
only attendance he had was by n Chinese
doctor. About two o'clock p. m, last Sun
day, Soon Wah died. Gong Hook, who had
fled the camp after the affray, had meantime
returned. When Soon Wah died warrant
was sworn out and placed in the hands of
Constable VIM. Brent, who arrested them,
and they were brought TO Deer Lodge Tues
day Sheriff McMaster having been notified
had gone after them. II appears that the
Cinnamon concerned were not partners, but
all belonged to the same company. Il is a
pity the county has to feed them three
months before trial.
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o. b. 0'Bannon, Esq, who was at Nilsson
Ia this week, reports that on "Wednesday
evening the N. p r. n. was all ballasted ex
cept the space between Mouth Of Little
Blackfoot and Gold creek, which VIII be
completed this week. The road h an excep-
tionally solid and smooth one, owing 70 the
grade having been built 80 long In advance
Of tracklsying. Work isprogressing rapidly
on the large pavilion at the spike driving
point, Independence gulch. Dowb the ROAD
the temporary bridges are being replaced
with the permanent bridges and the constfac'
ton trains are kept busy hauling ma'eriah
Missoula Is not making ~ rapid progress IN
buildings ~ iis friends had hoped y woniu'
but rents are very high and better day y
anticipated.
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The Congress ofWonders.

Mr.. Sackett, the successful manager who
showed Mile. Christine, the double headed
nightingale, through Montana two or three
years ago, is again in the land with "Con-
grsss Of Novelties" having the wonderful
water Queen and Man Fish, Mai. Atom, Ad-
miral Dot, and several other very interesting
and entertaining curiosities. They will be
here week from to-day and will doubtless
draw big houses, as the show is some
thing new in this country and first-elass in
its line Reference to it will appear next
weak
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In Probate Court.

VIM. Queener, under arrest for the murder
of John Wenandy, at Philpsburg, had pre-
liminary examination before Probate Judge
Emerson on Tuesday. The evidence did not
differ materially from that taken at the cor
oner's inquest and published in the NEW
NORTH WEST. Queener was held in $4,000
bonds to answer to the charge. tits believed
he will give the bonds.
The Chinese murder case from Pioneer was
up before Judge Emerson, and to give the
accused opportunity to employ counsel the
examination was continued until nine clock
this morning.
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SHOOTING AT SPRING HILL.
Jack Fletcher shoots Operator springate
Dillon Tribune.

Dillon Tribune.
w. Springate, night operator at Spring
Hill. was fatally shot in tue head, in a saloon
at that place, by j. Fletcher, n recently DIS
charged brakeman. The affair occurred at
about eight o'clock yesterday morning. An
engine came To Dillon, and took DIR. OCal-
lahau and Sheriff Reinhardt TO the scene.
The Doctor found the man with q bullet hole
in his head and in adying condition. He will
probably be dead before this paper reaches
its readers. The wound was made by an or
binary pocket pistol.
Ii is reported that Fletcher shot the opera
tor because of his sending message recent
on the road. Fletcher says he and Springate
had been ''fooiing" with one another all the
morning, and that the pistol went off by ac-
cident.
The prisoner was brought TO Dillon last
night and lodged in Jail.
Shooting affairs are getting all too common
in Beaverhead county of late.
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FARM FOR SALE.
One Of the Most Desirable in the
County.

Failing health requiring me to seek another
climate, offer for sale my we'll known ranch in
Deer Lodge valley, one mile south of Race
Track. 1t consists of400 acres $50 acres with
government title and und,:r fence: 100 acres OF
Railroad land, paid for. Perfect title. with water
right sufficient 90 culture 200 to 500 acres
every year. Forty acres OF Hay land. Fencing
and fuel timber convenient. There is four
room, log dwelling, stable, granaries and other
eut-buildings. Dwelling one-half mile from
Race Track Station on u. & ~. R.R.
A fair price will be taken. Terms cash; or one
third will be taken in approved bankable paper.
Call on or address
JOHN DUNCAN,
Race Track p. o.
August 90, 1888. 737-9t. ORTIZ
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The mountain fires during the past week
have filled the country with dense smoke,
not only unpleasant but suggesting the de-
struction of vast areas of timber. We have
never known so protracted season OF dense
smoke. Four heavy fires have been raging
In the mountains six 10 ten miles east OF
town, covering an area of several Thousand
acres. They approached within fourth Of
a mile Of VIM. Zosels house on Monday
night last and destroyed for him $50 cords OF
cut wood To the west OF us the fires are
said to be more numerous and more extern
siv-.. A good rain would be appreciated In
many respects.
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Motto, Of Collector.

All persons indebted 70 the undersigned
are hereby notified to call and pay their &c
counts h.fnru September LIST, 1913. ~ on thai
day all sceonass nnpaid will be placed In the
hands OF an attorney for collection
CHARLES ROULEAU,
Proprietor Of City Hotel
Deer Lodge. Ang. y. lsSs 7sE-F.
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Horse Lost---si5 Reward.

Strayed from Butte, about June so, 1885,
sorrei horse, bald face, one hind leg white about
the fetlcck, branded on left shoulder. weighs
about 900 pounds.
/ will paw 81 5 for return OF the above animal
to McMillan's Blacksmith Shop, East Park ST.,
Butt or $3.50 for Information that VIII lead
10 his reeovery MCLEOD Bro,
Box $50. Butte, M. n.
August az. l9e3, T3Tt4pd
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Boy Wanted.

good boy, between l and 10 years OF age
can obtain a permanent situation with one OF the
bes. Arms In the Territory by making application
TO las H. Mills, editor NEW NORTHWEST.
Satisfactory references required.
Deer Lodge Aug. 81, 1888. 1881
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Gold Earring Lest.

A small gold earring, shafts of butter-cup with
27th between Begeman's ranch, Heligate valley,
and Deer Lodge. A reward of FIVE dollars will
be paid for its return to <. L. Bonner q Co.'S
grocery store, Deer Lodge. 726-3tpd
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$40 REWARD.

LCST--A small meerschaurn pipe, silver.
mounted. was lost between the post-ofice and
the Sisters Hospital. The above reward will be
paid for its delivery at this Office. 1885,
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Found.

ON second ST. ehiid's bracsies The owner
can have the same NY calling at the residence OF
Judge Galbraith aud by paying for this notice.
1879
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One three-roo.a house and lot, with stable ano
barn' on q street. befween Cd and Sd, Deer
Lodge viii be sold At bargain. Inquire OF
7&o-,f MBfEN, Deer Lodge.
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PIANO and GUITAR Lessons

Miss Kate Hoss will give Piano and Guitar
lessons to those desiring them at her music
room at the residence of Mr.. A. Slaughter cor :
ner Main and Fourth streets, commencing Mon
day. Sept 10Th. Terms, rs cents per lesson Of
one hour. Patronage respectfully solicited.
TQ7t1
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For Sale.

1000 Kegs Blasting Powder az s2.a5 per
ksv II o. B. Cars at Livingston.
Address r. @. WINSTON q co.
TS7-3s livingston, M. r
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For Rent.
For SAFE.

brick house, containing six rooms and good
CELLAR also we'll stable, corral. For terms apply
10 W. W. BOTKfN. 1914
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Carpenters Wanted.

Three good carpenters can obtain employment
At good wages by applying at once 20
Deer Lodge, M T.
Deer Lodge. Aug. %, 1883. T57-2t
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Examination Ct Teachers.

will hold public EXAMINATION for Teachers
Certificates on Saturday, Sept. lat, in the pub
lie school building. at Deer Lodge. commencing
THos. w. cATLIN.
736-3t Co. Supt. SCHOOL,.
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w. j. Mathews, agent for assignee, is sell
ing goods at DuRell's at greatly reduced
prices See advertisement.
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PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.


100 p. M.-Course of Study in the Ungraded
Schools: Opened by d. NJ Durfee.
2:15 School Law: Opened by Hon. g.
Hedges.
2:45 " The County SUPPLEMENTARY
Opened by +. b. Howell.
3:15 " Tact; III. T. Englehorn.
$50 " Examination of Teachers: Open
ed by c. Hedges.
400 :. What Shall We Teach? r. II
Howey.
$50 - miscellaneous.
500 " Recess.
7:3O " School Government: f. b. How.
ell.
500 90 Question Drawer.
$50 :" Election Of officers.
S45 :" Reading minutes, report of treas
urer. and adjourn.
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sTRAYEp-So5 REWARD.

Strayed from Keenc's Station, about July Is
one chestnut sorrel stallion, No brands. About
ten years old, II hands high, seight about
1900. I will pay S25 reward for his delivery
at Ward & Lodge livery stable, Deer Lodge.
T3at4 FW BAXTER.
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August 90, 1888.

Strayed from Helena probably come west,
left shoulder. will Pay $40 reward for his
return to me or information that will lead TO his
recovery. = FRANK DEGE HART,
1854 G44l Philpsbnrg.
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Agents Of the New North West.

The following Agents are duly authorized by
the NEW NORTHWEST, and subscribers are
requested to make settlement with them when
called upon;.
Thos' w. eatlin, General Travelling Agent.
Patrick Talent, Butte and WaEervfllr
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lsCoPAL-Reiigious services will be Reid
at St. James Ep Eeopal Church morning a, d
evening on the Tbifd Sunday OF each month,
Rev. s. c. BlackisioH offieiniinE.
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This New Institution OF Learning will be Open
for both sexes.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1888
With an able Corps OF Instructors.
~~->~~~~>~~~~e~~>~~
Boarding facilities for pupils have been
provided and will be under the care of a COM
petent Matron, and under the personal SUI
pervison of one of the Professors.
N~~.o-~-~~a~S~NS
TERMS
Tuition, per term of five months. ......S2O.O 90
Board, washing, fuel, and lights per week 900
Music per term of five months. $500
Tuition payable in advance for full term.
one-half of Board payable at beginning of term;
and the other half at middle of term.
--~~-~-~-~-~-~-~~-~-~
For further information address either:
REV. E. oRoENEvELD,
Deer Lodge, Montana.
Butte City, Montana.
REV. d. J. MCMILLAN,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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OVERWHELMINGLY every Sunday ut
Il O'Clock q. M, and 7 2 { clock D. m Sun
day School every sunday at CLOCK.
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RELIGIOUS.

CATHoLtC-Ssrviees every Sunaay SUNDAY
school AT Y CLOCK each Sunday under direction
Of Sisters Of Charity.
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Gents Clothing
Made TO ORDER.

NE haze taken the Agency
from lite celebrated Merchant
Tailors, DEVLLW g. CO.,
VeaD York CITY, and s0iA fnr-
wish at Weav York Prices
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SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICES.

Advertisements undeT this head will be charged
iftsen cents per line for the FIRST insertion and
cents per line for each subsequent insertion
measured In nonpsreil type
The Evening critic., 1883-03-24

THE fine Italian hand of Mr.. James Il.
Randall may be recognized In a recent edi-
Ta 1Srial In m the BE- augusta CAro"ieM 20 on "FreS FREE
the following paragraph; "rhe only speech
made upon the tariff question and not
answered by any man, was that of Senator
Brown. Some OF the Southern Senators
looked daggers at him, but they did not
answer him. He showed that we had to raise
@ % ,saf THIS Severn
two ways OF doiHg it-by the tariff or a direct
tax. Not man who heard him dared an.
nounce himself as In favor Of the latter
method. BY that touch OF common sense free
trade "died among Its worshipers." Nor Will
any politician in Georgia who values pros
porous career and obtainment OF ofllce make
any such canvass. The howl against the hand
ful OF Internal revenue of1lcers would be
mild affair compared with the thunders Of ex-
ecration that would assail the army OF tax
gatherers dragoonading the State.-AHanta
journal.
That protection is needed TO obtain "a
revenue is nonsense. Free trade in the
sense that no duty is to be collected on
anything imported into this coutry, has no
existence, except in the minds of crack
Drained protection theorists Free trade
and f-for-reyenue-only are convert
ible terms in the political nomenclature of
the day. Mr., Mckinley, of Ohio, an
nounced himself in favor of tariff for pro.
lection with incidental revenue. Mr..
Brown is doubtless in favor of tariff for
revenue with incidental protection. No
body answered Browns speech, because he
was arguing against something which
nobody favored, and which was simply a
man of straw, SO to speak. Mr.. Browns
speech added nothing to the tariff debate.
And he didn't even vote for the bill
The Evening critic., 1883-03-24

CIvIL-sERvIcE REFORM appears to have
been closely followed in the appointment of
our new Chiefo of Police. He and Major Brock
have simply swapped places, it is alleged.
The Civil-Service Commission should iuves-
tigate. 1t offers great opportunity to Dead
Beat Eaton.
The Evening critic., 1883-03-24

AND now comes the Edinburg Medical
Journal with some experiments which go to
show that badness is probably contagious.
No wonder those precocious Jewish chill
dren shouted to Elisha, "Go up, thou
baldheadr
The Evening critic., 1883-03-24

A coLoRED MAN employed as laborer
OF messenger in one of the Departments
voluntarily performs menial service for his
superiors in the same way that Govern
ment employees responded to Jay HubboPs
demand for voluntary contributions to
his fund. He does it "for fear of what may
happen to him If he refuses"
The Evening critic., 1883-03-24
Not Up TO the Demands.

There Is nothing like competition to bring
mon0pollets and old fogy common carriers 10
their senses. "BobtAil" cars, patent labor-say.
fng fare collecting boxes, skeleton mules, and
consolidated conductor and driver, are not up
20 the demands OF our progressive capital.
The Evening critic., 1883-03-24
Texas Reef bx a Nem Ronte.

NOW 1OTk GOT, OF IIOHs
vessel lying at the foot OF Broad street Is
now used TO carry beef and other perishable
commodities from Texas. Ice 10 not used, but
an application OF the well-known law Of
evaporation OF volatile substance is resorted
to. The time from Texas is eight days. Sew.
eral boats will be put on the llHe.
The Evening critic., 1883-03-24
Deserves and shouId Receiye,~

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 10, 1881.
II. II. WARNER & Co.: SiTS-Your Safe Kid
ney and Liver Cure has been used In my
family with good results. The remedy de-
serves and should receive the highest recon-
mendatlon. JUDGE ROBERT j. ELLIOTT,
The Evening critic., 1883-03-24

GENERAL JOHN B. GORDON has moved
to Florida. Not so much on account of his
physical health as on account of his
political life. His public career in Georgia
is over In Florida he hopes for a new
lease Of place and power.
The Evening critic., 1883-03-24

FISHERMEN report that the shad this
spring all carry bundle of hairpins tied to
their tails, which they use to repair dam
ages should any of their few bones drop out.
The Evening critic., 1883-03-24

THE Kansas City Journal calls an inc
briate asylum Nose Bleachery." That
describes the institution correctly, if not
euphoniously
The Evening critic., 1883-03-24

The Metropolitan line still outrages q
generous public with its bobtail cars. That
line can afford to put on two-horse cars.
The Evening critic., 1883-03-24

THE st. Louis Post Dispatch says that
Missouri has never had a Governor born
on Missouri soil
The Evening critic., 1883-03-24

THE Minnesota Legislature passed 112
laws this winter.
The Evening critic., 1883-03-24

THE subscription swindlers of the Star
are scabby set
The Evening critic., 1883-03-24

LAST MAY Fred L. Waite, confined in
Jail at Franklin, Texas, killed Add Wysor,
the ejailer, beating his brains out with an
iron bar. Yesterday he was hung. "He
confessed his crime" the dispatches say,
"and refused to tolerate mockery of re-
ligion by allowing the presence of
preacher or any religious services His
last night and morning he spent "in smok-
ing with friends and drank several bottles
Of champagne" which latter shows that he
had delicate taste in his tippling. On
the gallows he made a little speech which
would do credit to any Agnostic. He said
II don't know where came from or where
am going" Altogether the late Mr..
Waite will take high rank among the
celebrated criminals of the century.
The Evening critic., 1883-03-24

SWEEP the streets only after o'clock
p. m.