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Two Children Burned Alive.

4 Mis-,ula dispatch, SAYS: On =:
uriay mornin; las: ut S!.,sn'> Il,
loom, two miles ~ tue canyon. t."
childreu Of Mr.. ani Nr*. W. q.
Starks-a girl ~: six AMI = boy Of
three years-" "r.: turned IL death.
There was . SAL. cabin and VIZ tents.
Mrs. Starks wc::; "ut to- the tent ~
get treak!as, leaving the children in
ted. 1t is sur:"-c'l spark few on,
OF the stove ard isnite<i the bed.
When discovered TIE fife had such
Roadway that the children could not
te reached and they we're cl,arre.l
until unrec''g nizai:~. The Odd Eel.
lows Of Missou'a took charge Of the
funeral.
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F0eeiGn News .

VIENNA, March lO.-The cOmn,an-
der Of the French squadron in Mac.
a9ascar waters has been ordered to
blockade the stcrv aud occupy sew.
eral ports cf the leland tut not ~
send troop, int" the interior.
ST. PETERSBURG, l0.-.Among the
prisoners to Le arruigned 1t the APP
preaching TRIAL Of Nihiiists are s.'v.
eral important crinliuals, three naval
Officers and koi,letf. the constructor
nf the famous mine In Little Garden.
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WASHINGTON. March l0.-Tb~
Secretary Ut the interior to-day fol-.
mally leased to L. T. Hobart, II Far.
60, OAK, H. F. Douglass. Of DAk.
and Rufus Hatch. 1T New York. a
number Of tracts 1t land In the Vel.
Iowst"ue National Park for peri,.l
OF ten Years. The leases cs,,uprjse
seven tracts. agyreGating ten acre.
provided the several parcels Of land
shall not " within one quarter of
!oile VI any Geyse5y or Yellowstone
falls. The parties axree tn cou.iruc
one principe! hotel Ut the Mamu,o;h
Hot SpriuRs, to cost $ljO,OE..
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Vir9iuia Boudholdere Meeting,

NEW YORK. l0.-At q meeting ~
the committee OF Virginia bondho.Gi.
era yesterday 1t was resolved to d.,
tue utmost tO vindicate the clain.s I'll:
bosdhoiders upon the State Of vir-
sinia aud to advise holders act 10
take any step toward converting
bonds under the Kiddleberxer set.
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weather. '''''''
OTTAWA. March lN.-Cloutlv: ,ivh,
snow: very little wind.
TORONTO. March lv.-fYonS,.
mild: no wind. ~"S'
LONDON. March lO..,Snovinv
heavily; mild. ''"S
HALIFAX. March lO.-Wind W.,
"'odesase, cloudy, Thermometer "a
,;2 cEsEc. March M-DulI. mild.
~ LoCle: March lO.-W..Ghsr
e'seey. wisd high and eusty.
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1Oo06WtY.

SAN FRANCISCO, March lO.-A
Tucson Dispatch says: John NcCat.
festy Is welt known in Arizona. lie
was the mining superintendent OF
the New Arivacs, seventy miles south
of here, and w'as y member ~ the
LEGISLATURE Of 1881.
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New York City hi. $3.50 ,v..c;... !.
in eiCcu,ion.
The divorce suit If Minnie c"l."Iy
against C"rneli.l Levy l.a. 'trm set
tied.
NJ. f.ansud. Il i:.ry- "!s.:" .;yl:-
tor On the Paris BoIrsv. la =. .ch
for $6W.'ss'.
The steamship Spain, i..v;h= r
MaiayassN ci.:"v-.n '"::l. T. 81
rived ut New York.
Dudley ". Dano.-. ex..n.u4i.e. ui
('Nngress from Augusta. Ga, ,.i,,; =;
Washington :;a,u.'i.:.
Iehre vi tl,e s~:>, ...Llun> vi in
y few Years :gO ;,'.'!!>l.e,; "a, ia!
punishment. have restored il.
The Chicago * Ncr:l.".> Ell. RAJ.
road has declared a 1ua,,vr.: i,y..
deEd o; w." Yer cent. "a l:-:,!.,':
stock.
The Vick.buvy Tier a.: i :c>po,.>i.
o." for the sla;euleut in.:. there 81
!: r'y fire arius in Mi--:...,:,: :"y
very pillow.
lne ice gorge III the Dc, Nrn.>
I.~'"as ke"kuk exi-:.!.l; l.; H.:
. res;n thirty miles. i,:, r:'a 81: with.
Jul UuEs0Se.
Tie case Of;hc Utah c;.ui.;: III
Gers is I" te appealed :. tie l:.:..!
states supreme Cour:. !!,.. " .!lr!,
cfliccn holding over Ir;:i lie A".r.!
election.
Peter DakestInLl. . i::ri.r: wiz,
near FarI :, b. T.. Ia,...,.; III w.
with y s!ed1r hammer t'.:.iay. :!.u
then haJged himself. H. ". IAN
will recover.
Walter J. Hc.:nd. -: Thor: i.n:-
vile. Conn. asked Bs':r I";l,.- F..
day to marry him. a::,: w.!yn -':.
refused he shot ~ her al :n.a ','l".
mitted suicide.
The business f;;;:.i:~, l.: =" ;.::.
states last week nHn tvr.., -: All
excess 1T fifiy.six Eve! Ia. Feeding
week, and I:s> more ;i.sn il: '..'"i.
responding week os is.
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Railroad Rac4et.

The third trsns.cOntinensal rail.
way line which passes through
Northern Arizona promises II 'beyin
operations within the next few
months.
The west bound Centrsl Pacific
en.igrant train which left Ogden ",
the :th Was wrecked when about six
miles out. The accident was caused
b. the breaking sfart of The train.
and fifteen earn were badly damaged,
but fortunately NO one was injured.
The chief Of the surveying party Of
the Oregon short Line arrived at
Lewiston recently. He reports boats
with provisions swamped and ice
goryee numerous. He SAYS the road
will be built dow n the river to Lewls-
ton and thst the survey il progress.
ing iavorably.
The Bnzemau Pass tunnel j. pre-
gses.ing fi0ely. over so feet icing
excavated IN the eastern end. Thz.
western end IL no: being very rapid
" done. owing to the temporary
track. trains running over the same
jaPrinx and shaking down the roof If
that pm;ion al the tunnel already ex.
cavated.
The Denver 4 Rio Grande has
secured its depot grounds at the foot
Of Fins. street in Ogden. The loca-
ton u the blocks north Of the pas.
senger del"ts there now, bat 10 case
. union depot is constructed ut the
Junction CITY, this road will likely
join in the CONF :act. and all trains
enter such depot.
Cal. E.. b. Pike, H. Clark's right
hand MAN. wac in t"wn on Saturday.
He Informs us li,st all graling would
b- finished ~ Mosiay night. bse-
tween the end Oftrack and BOzen,an.
''!"u'd the present fine weather Con-
ti:n- until mkt Monday the rails
VT: undoubtedly he very cl.,se to the
,ie;..t siie.-D0:eD,'ta Chronicle.
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Drouths aud Timber.

New York. March lO.-The
Times says California hos. for years
almost teen wxntOn in her de~: .uc-
ton Of her timber land by axe and
by fir~ aud u"w II beginning to suf-
Ter serious consequences in tue shape
IT y drvuth. The valleys whose rain
fail was never below the Requirements
uf agriculture have been growing
more and more aler!!e fOr several
years and both wheat and vines have
failed in many portions Vt the State
Of California. Only legislation can
prevent the laying bare Of mountains
whose veriure ultimately affect.
CROPS.
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No Storm.

SAN Francisco, MArch lO.-No
sigus 0f storm on the Pacific Coast.
Wigxins' prophecy frightened some
persOns. 4 German resident has
built small ark and placed 1t on the
rOofOf his house ready for the tidal
wave announced to sweep through
the Gnldeu Gate.
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TERRITORIAL NEWS.
Quilted From tho Columns CT Our
Exchanges.

There h talk IT putting up . smell
'cr ut the Benton, mime. BARKER die
trict.
The Episcopal church 1t Bozemau
are making arrangements to build q
parsonage.
Deer Lodge INDUCED in . railroad
excursion to Warm >prinYs last Sun.
day.
The ice has gone out of Tongue
River, aud threatened inundation
vt Mics City has teen averted.
Farmer On the bench lands in
Deer Lodge valley expect to Be picw.
Ing next week Ii the weather holds
iai1.
The Missouri 10 clear OF Ice 1t Ben.
ton and the citizens stand upon the
Ievee watching for the first tn,at IN
the Big Muddy.
The managers Of the Territorial
Fair to Re held next fall are making
arrangeaaents for . grand bicycle
race. The program for the race will
be announced In due time.
A large amount Of freight, rrinci-
pelIy for BO1eman mt rchants, b ar.
rtvtnG q Livingston. The Montana
Forwarding G ,mpany shipped 2, 900
po0nds to aelens last Yueeday.
An tE1le woman threw an 0dOrifer.
ous ancient egg at . IMAM in Jsose.
man. hitting him in the lace. The
man gave her sound thrashiug, and
public sympathy Was with the man.
Charles Story, the runaway clerk
OF =. Stoey's bank, waived IN exam
inatton and was placed under $l,OOO
oatL. Beng unable In secure that
amount he remains in Jail 1t Bose
man.
Twe0ty-seven pa9sengers arrived
at Booe0an last Saturday from The
end oE.ts1ck and the Chronicle asks:
what b going to Be done with the
Peop!e Who Are coming to Bozen.an
On February 18th. farmers of PRICK.
y Pear Valley eommencxd sowing
and harIowing their grain fields. The
ground ID many parts Of The valley
y said 70 be In 6rss-elasb condition
for working.
Ailes city y aGgitated over the pro.
poood removal ffOW that city OF the
railroad stock y1rd., and the Pres
49, that notwithssandiug prev l. u
ststements 70 the contrary tue oues-
tS0n u not set settled.
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Xessns. Wire L Schiliing, the
fashionable taiior- On W.s: broad
way have just Receives! = full lire OF
sa!'p'es tor spring quits from the
celebrated su::,nx and clothing -.
tao'ish,nert OF Wil;ought,y Hill 4
Co., Chicago. This wc:A known
nrin are considered the us0ee fashion.
sbie tsilOss in Chicago aud .
guarantee !. given with each order
taken, fer +. rfeet 1T, satkslactory
quality Of gosls and stylish cut.
Ihe ea0p1es embrace y full line Of
nne French. English and scotch
yOVds. - veil y, American cloth Of
! cheaper quality. Il yoa want q
nne dre.s sult h will pay you - ex.
anime these samples and get prices
fFrm Wiss 4 Schiliing. 3.lO-3t
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Jokes.

: One councilman thinks he CANNOT
get up without n,skinx . motion.
There !. nothing in it when \ l.,au
says his hand Is always open to hi.
friends.
"Be jaber.:' exclaimed an Irish.
nscn. live slept sixteen hours. I vent
TO he'd ut eight and got UP at eight.
Cincinnati IL q very OLD city. The
people there are talking about things
that happened before the Hood.
When a woaA:.c wishes to hide
something where nobody will be able
to dnd 1t, she puts In the pocket Of
her dress.
How can / expand my chest e
asked . s:iuey mau Of a physician.
by carrying larger bear: in it,
was the reply.
1t IL all nonsense IL claim ttat con.
sumption is hereditary. Who ever
heard Of q baby without . good,
strong pair Of lungs.
An old lady near Reading won't
let her husband visit that city, since
sbe read in the Bible that Heading
usketh = full man."
''Neuralgia" is the name horne Ly
= cbarmin. girl Of Iowa. Her mother
found II on q medicine bottle, and
was captivased hy its sweetness.
The st. Louis RepI'icam has a
powerful editorial arguing that It
should lie pronounced "AYkans0s."
hecause the ,.+s'J.!e who live down
there do 1t that way.
Careful ho::sekeeler at breakfast:
bridget. Bridget. ,her,. is q fiy in
the room.' "i;<. intladc ma'ac,: I
know there is. 1t So. in this ,nornin'
when me hack was turned"
Curran's ruling passion was . j"k :.
IN his Last illness. his physician.
Observing in the morning that he
ccughsd with more difficulty. he
answered: '''ri'a: IL rather a,irpris.
ing: ~ ] have keen l,racticin2 all
night"
A pretty girl ou: West told her
heau that sue was \ mind reader.
You don't say 49, he exclaimed.
Yea she aaid-''you have It in
your mind (" ask me TO be your wife,
but you are just little scared 1t the
idea" The wedding ards arr out.
Norman McLemi tells the story IT
= rather g!uttnnous | resby terrain min.
!>trr wh" VA. used to look at the
dinner before saying grace: and II II
was . good one. began: ''Rountiful
Jehovah" etc. Iftt leaked rad. I'VE
are not, o Lord. worthy Of the least
o: Thy mereiex."
Mr.. Springer, cf lliinoia, interrupt.
ed IN important tariff speech to put
In the we'll worn phrase, II would
rather lie right ~ this question than
I've President" Mr.. Reed looked up
in his hig, good naiured way, and
then be exploded. You'll never be
either" said he.
II will now ask ms esteemed
friend, William E. Dodge. to ple-
side. sold Dr.. Zacb0s 1t the Conner
Institute the ether night the Doc.
tor. not being . RAIDER II newspare1s.
rad failed to hear IT his death. This
y not quite 20 Rad - the incident 70.
lated Of IN eminent English noble
man who was prestdine ct . psess
He concluded Bis few feeble
remarks hy Proposing lhe ''healsh Of
Guetentefx." Bone one pulled b q
end whispered that be ~
dead. II reg1et,h eontipved me-
policeman. TO announce that intel
ligeoce hes just bsen reeeived t6ot
Goeteabssy = Aead."
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a TAILOR,
Local News.

From The Daily q Sunday
Ea,.~r sunday falls On March 18th.
Todd has . nice place In Deer
Lodge. 3 lltf
The name Of the skating club at
Ogden is ''ali down bu. one"
Phil NcGovern does the l.onors .,
T.sia's. 1ltf
The Philharmonic society Of this
.;:y contempt tie giving . concert IN
Deer L. d - At M early day.
Tuid's .a:con. corner second and
4 STREETS, Deer Ledge. Sll,f
1t il reported . ch snye in the Utah
4 Northern time s..hs duic will take
place on tn. 18th inst.
E.G. Letter, ~. mt for 'Boru." the
Chicago ta;irr. Is taking lsrgc num-
I'.'r O; orders for nobby spring suits.
T.d,i has made arrangements with
Hank Ni!.jnaan. :litf
The grave cf little Joe O'd., wa.
.. ri'...n' ally ~ho: h.,ase!: last fall.
wxs yesterday nlsrko! ~ . tom,
stone HI :enc:"se,i with s..aeat railing
The weather was exceptional.
fne ali .a.; week and ut m;dn;,h
last night bArOmc,rical Indication
pointed I" = continuance Of f.:
weaihc-.
TIE Cni"n Pacific ha> issued in
strue'i""* (" allow passengers X.
tween Omaha aud Montana i:s'
pounds " baggage instead Of ~.
pound. only. ~ heretofore.
The March tern, -: the District
C."it. wi,icl, cDnvrnes at 10 o'clock
4. III. tu.:u"rr.w will have IN uru.u.
ally large docket (" dispose Of. The
CN',l'le,e csl~i,d:r for the term l.
published III this issue Of the MINER.
Trave! "n the l'ia!. 4 Northern i.
Very h~aSy. N"r;i,-i.ound Trains arr
"r"".led every day. The railroad
Men say that the express which ar
rived Last Thurs.i ~ night was the
heaviest loaded that has ever cuznc
over the rad.
A large crowd enjoyed a rare trea,
at ". Pinkhs,n'. last evening. in
listening - the performance Of Pro-.
Frank Eis-ett on magnificent
ShoDiu.-r organ. which Lad Jus,
''een left for sale. The organ ha-
eleven -t"p-. hell accompaniment,
and b Of wonderfully .o!t tone.
George Luther worked in ~ assay
Office liz benv,r, Colorado. in lSsl.3..
aud c.'':r rom there 10 Butte. Since
last >e:,'er: ~r he has Not beer heard
:.o'm. an'. Letters addressed to thi.
city have l'ecn returned to the writers.
His friend. in Winchester. y. H..
are anx:'u> IL Lear from him, and
will hc thankful :or any information
sent {" 81. MINER Office ar to +. NJ.
Andersen. Butte.
\ crowded house VI. messed ihe ~.
citing mile race ut the p .vi!ion .ka,.
Ing rink last night. Before the nc.
s'osl,'I,c'rr.i tiere were two hundred
ani twenty-five skater, Oh The door.
AMI over > Z hundred admission. were
sold ut the bs'x Office. There were
eight entries for the pr;x- n.a,ch. aud
Mess's. Alexander, :;ear.es, Him
&C., Wright, E.iston. Lexington.
RAgsn and CrSl,le static in the race.
which r.: ulted in . tie between
Alexander and RXean. Time, i:I..
National Park duck II Auglsi.s:
domestic gssss. With dressing ana
Jelly: lake Pickesei . IL Bor.ialaise
laige tout, oA.i'<cue style; rOck ID
. u Mater DE- hotel, 1t the vin9ini>
Chop House Tor dinner to-day. 1t
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4. o. q. W. Items.

Deputy Grad Master Workman
Kinsley Is in RECEIPT of . petition
from several prominent citizens Of
Madison county, requesting the for.
nation o! = lodge OF 4. O. L. ". 1t
Twin Bridges.
The project "t "rgauizinga new lodge
in tht. city is meeting with favor.
Mr.. Kinsiey has already a.Nut twen-
~ names therefor, embracing the
:eaiiug merci,ant~ am.i professional
THEN OF Butte.
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Just nOv Montana ha0 erase;
Our people never seep - think.
Both town ood city in base
About The newest skasioG rink.
Tbs passen thinks NO sio ~ STATE,
Das that ~ quite moral kink;
0o.loi0s the q amer from be ne
Dy pasetiee o. The skating piok.
hey say The exercise = COED,
Stay. the young isom Wee and drinb;
(Ihy' quite lack q mental 1ooA.)
80 re:ommsnd Ne sEsiing ting.
The lodies too. are oil easraneiL
And many . SMILE, . nod. a. wink.
VIII sEses yo1 II you've ever Glanced
II va:tz them seana the chatting 1snk
The cd gray head and iieels Miss,
Follow until they faint Of sink,
And think ie almost heavenly bliss
To scramble round the skastngTick
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LONDON, March lO.-Twensy.iive
pefs0ns were on hoard the Ncs are
when Il aank who made no ett"rtO to
ave theupselves. Nannall charReS
the captain With cowardice AMI says
many more might have been saved.
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Our immense tSatle IN Carpets en-
ab:es " to control many private and
special designs Of leading manuSac'
lures.
10 Choice Patterns in Fine Wool
Carpets, in Insraips and Thrssplys.
Is Patterns In new stylish eolofinU
and desigus In Tapestry Bruese1s'
Is Rich and lovely designs IL BODY
Brussels.
The handsome new desigus in Az
minister, Moquette, Wilton and Vel
vet, are rich beyond description.
Nastinys, Lipoleuin OIL Cloths,
Carpet Payer. Rug, Mats, Csrniae
Poles, Stair Rods, Ottomans, Hassocks,
Piano and Table Coverings In endless
variety.
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TIE Times Commvuts-A Grave
Charge.

LONDON. March l0.-The 71m.-s
says:
I'VE have COOL reason to believe
inquiry now prsxeeding will impli-
cate the Land League beyond doubt
in the immediate patronage of crime
IN Ireland. even II 1t doean't establish,
lis connection With the Iuviuciblee,
The flight "f Patrick E:gxu, uuless
explained. is , moral acknowledge
nIent Of gull: from the DAMAGING
consequences OF which none VI bis
associates can escspe. Cnless Exam
can cle,r bis Oxn and his sasociStes
characters We shall no, be surprised
u learn that the leaders Of the Land
League. who still remain in the
United Kingdom. may shortly lind
1t convenient t" fellow Egsn' . ex.
AMPLE
a correspondent. II tie TImes q,
Dublin sta!es that enrolment Ut re-
crutts 10 the ranks Of the Invincibles
still proceeds, Notwithstanding the
readiness q; neu now in prison to
beiray one another.
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Booeou Wool Market.

BosroN. March O.-l)rMand for
wool steady; sales Of the week, 2,1.d',-
40 pounds Of all kinds. This j.
falling on compared with the sales of
some previous weeks but II . good
axefnle busipess.
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I3>ejs OFT " (JsshtsS.
We will continue our Sale OF Cloth
Ing until the entire stock b disposed
a.
cbinchills Overcoais worth $so.O
will be sold 1t >l2.W.
Oregon K<rsey Coats, worth >lo-""'
reduced to $500.
Blanket Lined Ujstrrs. worth 500.
reduced to $500.
Cashmere suits, worth es5."'. re-
duced to $3.50.
Cashmere Suits, worth s9lW. ~
duced to $l:.oO.
Dress Suits. worth t@s.'O, reduced
to $3.50.
Black Dress Suit-. worth >a6.Oo. ~
dueed to $500.
Fine Torcot Suits, worth 90. ~. re-
duced to $O.OO.
Bunalo Overcnate, worth 835.OD. re-
duced to tle.W.
Coon aud Badger Fur Costs, worth
1cA. ~, reduced to $500.
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SANDS + 0OYCk


Special designs in lovely pew cosoe'
inxs in Carpets, ass now % exhies
ton in our Broadway Carpet Roo01.
accessible through our Main stsese
Gales room
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Evening school. Psnnsanship and
oookkeePeng. Monday, "Wednesday.
and Friday. West Broadway.
l0IkS1no
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SANDS & B0YCE.
WALL PAP'R

I. Al Desosaaioos, ~ have CALLED
fou The jeedine s,ansfseturies the
most ssylish patterns. and psesest the
leali.e and eomnasding stock.
In FDere.tine and Embossed 0iIas
II, sty.es ere indeed works Of art,
pleasing ~ they ars in design and e.
Ssrt. No ar:isss' eye could improve
The b,ending Of the artistic eo'"riog',
aeslbslie - they ore, combining all
the eseentislsos beauty in variety end
FjchnesD.
The spring patterns In Nicas. Satin"
Tipts, White and Brown Blanks. to-
seehsr with The most complete stock
of Decorations, consisting Of Fre'zse,
Dados, Extensions. Centres. Corners
Rails, Panels. etc., for parlors. he'd
rooms, halls and dining rooms.
OURTAIN9.
Newest etylss In Oil Shades and
shading, Lace Custains; Brocatel1es.
ETC., In new effects and coloriuss.
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0o0tlomen Of Butso:

Take notice that f. l.. Bonner L
GO. have now the largest and Lesl
selected stock OF clothing ever offered
IN the city. embracing I'll The Eastern
and Wesaesn ssyIes. A perfect ii
yuaJ1nteed; . tailor being kent On
the prenises. The newest sevles in
spsinH hats nov il seoek. slit
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The following shiPmeuts 81 bullion
were inside during the ~ week
tbrOueh the on e II The Pacific Ex-
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For 0Ale.

A comfortable cottage, conveaien,
to the Alice and M0ulton mine.
Apply to J. Broughton L Co., Walk
e1vilje. SER
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BORN.

LlexAAASS.-Ca> a;nr;.v. NJ: :. -
M ssi!J Mrs. Louis L:.::..,..r....s.
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All per~'ns indebted u Georxe
Warren will pleAse settle their nc.
counts at once with George L. Ran.
doIpb, East Granite street, no one
che being authorized to eulle,.t.
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New Wood yard.

Dry white pine wood saved In anv
lsagSh, and delivesod In any ouanI.
9 % satt purchaser. 1tlephooe
Nc: 49, 9. 9. 1Gws,
1Do6oo10 ne Lever lGoln II.
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For Rant

Two nicely furnished from, roolns,
No. ) West Quartz street. 81 In
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Black assd (0l0reU :siiI,.
We offer . magnlfl cent stock OF new
Roo.ls in this line ut New York prices

ELNIHA. March lp.-l, i.a. be.
showing sil.cc early this morning: u.
wind.
HALIFAX, March, IL. n.iI:i.:,, -
An ocean steamer is just s,yili. Ut
south SaIli!,!o, nj the euilaur.. q: tie
hartsOr.
BosroS, Marc!, lh.-N"r:hv".: ~,
Storm set il 1T Iii: lcs.,-ra,urv :y,.
barometer :y.3:: slowly iaiIin.. \:
Newport tie w:u.i j. i;cr.a,.::. in
violence.
Plymouth. March lo.--.\ stern.
began at noon aud is Ne" :s..M:
hard. The wilma is D!uwi... = i.G::;.
cane aud i, increasing from III: u"i,.
east; very full sea.
WORCESTER, Mass. March T.
The twenty-nf,h show storm o: ,;.-
season. Showing lar.i: r,or- has al.
ready fallen than during any storm.
this season. Barometer lower now
than tor years.
BOsTUS, March l".-A .;.. ;al i'.,::
NEWPORT says tremendous, SEA ,i.:,..
very high. now Teach .Le top OF the
wharf plates. Many people are ~.
treluely nervous. Ihe ,.va:i. lar.
~ it has not done for >ear>. :,nd
spou.ing r.nk il sen.lin. Il co:u,::n t.:
water ~ an unusual hr,. ,.,:.
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SANDS & BOYCE.


Black Cx=hmties. W. l.y. It's, =.
ccived aud placed on sale al el-.au,
stock. to which We invite ;Ae a.,vn.
tion Of close buyers.
We are adding to our Dres. Goods
DEPARTMENT the newest fairies Our
exhibition will excel IN VARIETY ar.l
new ness. presenting all Tue S,v,,.
TIES in the various !aLEic, T.. spin.
wear.
80 Pieces Of Black and Assorted
Colored Sstins, in ''stolt lcn.:l.s,"
varying from three to six yards. iii
the popular standard shade-, will lie
sold ut 50 cents less on tie yard .!,s,,
their real value.
Special bargains III Table I.ir-.s
Towels. Napkins, White G~.'s, c,c
Black Rsd (0l0reU !SiiI,.
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Special bargains IN Table Lir-ls
Towels, Napkins, White Gv.'s Ct.