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The Dillon tribune., 1883-03-10
THE LEGISLATupr

Our advices from the Terr;,o-,
bly, are up to Thursday night. tha No, O. Assem-
that date bill passed turning nv. o'n 0,
the Custer County Comm;ss;a " ofes
filling the vacancies created ,rt Iers and
reporter was fired out Of the r." ~ He'qd
censuring Cox of Custer. secro. ."c'' for
Cutcheon refused to pay Al Ham; a's Me-
diem and mileage as Councilm,n g Pc,
Choteau- Dawson district The Ts om tht
Circus has adjourned. Next wesk '''0'ia
publish list of the laws passed a. ,%eSl
session of the Legislature. oe lat
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D1

LUZ ENBEAL.-On Birch Creek, on March !
1888, Of pneumonia, the infant son of Mr.. an'
Mrs VIM. Lukenbeal.
DOhhk.-In Dillon, Montana, at the Stage Ohs
on wednesday, March 9TH, 1883, of pneunon'+
a. }. Burke, aged about 20 years.
please copy.)
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New Advertisements This Week.

Contractor and Builder: E. w. Butts.
Agr'l implements: Lowell Wagon Co.
NOtice-torbidden L. Duncan.
Locals: Sweet " Baldwin.
Books, papers and fruit: p. o. V. 5.
Locals: Kirkpatrick Bros.
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BORN.

Ogden, Utah, February 18th, to hi
wife of A. L. Smith, a son, measuring twenr,
four inches in length and wei Ching fifteen pound
At this date the child has six teeth. Mother "n'
child doing well.-Ogden Pilot, March 9Th.
MOORE.-In Dillon, Montana, on March !, ISi
to Mr.: and Mrs. John Moore, son. a ten-ane-
a-half FOUNDER.
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HECLA LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining in the Post Office at Hee1
Reayerhead County. Montana, for the week enc,
ing March e, 1851 which, if not called for IN 'n''
days will be sent to the Dead Letter Office:
Burk, Chas Koch. Emil
balance, VIM Kaisker, Andrew
5nGgs, PA Lewis, Paris
y LAWS. Lawrence, John
Erickson, Alfred Robertson, Jas
oeoege, Henry Sweet, E
Howard, Alfred :,
please ay-ssadvertised.: JAMES PARFET, Pm
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''Copp's Mining Code"
For sale at the news stand Of Mrs Defining,
Postof6ce Building, Virginia City. Il
70 R SALE,

A DESIRABLE LOCATION on the West Side.
= Dillon, Montana, consisting of two and one.
half TOWN LOTS. with FOUR DWELLINGS
tn :reon: A well of E1e water on the place. In.
quirc of HARVEY SULLIVAN.
Dillon, February n, 1884. (7-Il)
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The Acme Harrow, Clod-CrusheI and Leveler.
lust what every Ranchmcn needs for rough ground.
The John w. Lowell Wagon Company sell them
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If YOU need anv thing in the Agricultural Implc-
,ncnt line call on or address The John w. Lowell
Wagon Company.
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Perforated card -hoard-all ColO:s, and elegant
motto designs tor ladies' fancy work, at the Post
Office Variety Store.
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AT G.. HIRSCHMAN'S
KENTUCKY WHISKY DEPOT,

ANYTHING man Desires from Champagne down to
Soda water and Ginger Ale. "Butte Centennial
Beer" on dr.,ugh, nv the keg. "Charlcy' always
makes it point to keep the best OF everything.
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If you want any pure California
Wines, call at l.. 6. F. & Co.'S.
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The AutOpllOMe, an automatic musical nStru
:ncn,, and five pieces of music tor $500. Any child
e: play the most difficult music ut 81 yht Call at
The Furniture Store and examine them.
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Gardeners!-Look to your interests! "Sav'
time, save labor, save money" Buy Planet Jr
Seed Drill Of The John w. Lowell Wagon Co.
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100 barrels of kentucky WHISTLES in
bond bv l.. &. Fvhric Il Go.
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FUTILE ELMER.-At the residence Of Ii.
brides parents, March 4th, 1853, by Rev W w.
Van Orsdale, Mr.. Miles l.. futile and Miss Mat
Montana.
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100000 New York and Key
West Cigars to arrive in a few days,
at l.. G. Fyhric & Co.'S.
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Just opened a new lot of boys clothing at Kirk
patrick Bros.
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TIL Mineral Paint used on the Red Star ba-bcd
wire l. warranted to stand 4 time. For sale
only Nv the John w. Lowell Wagon Co.
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4 large assortment OF FANCY GOODS, of CIV.
cry description, just received at Mrs. NJ. A. Dinp-
lcyS,
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\ new lot Of kitchen and dining-room
chairs Just received at the Furniture Store.
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Those Champion Grain Drills are selling rapidly
Secure one at once. Remember the place-lhe
Fish Wagon Depot.
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Racine Carriage Company's celebrated Spring
Wagons are the boss. AT Sebrce, Ferris 4 White s.
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3AlOd HAvl

4. S. Rife has for sale at his place, opposite the
Railway Freight House, BALED HAY, 5y the
bale oeycar load. Also. grain for sale.
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\ fine lot of Ladies' and Children's shoes an
mems boots just received at Kirkpatrick Bros.
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9U9INE99 LOCALE.
The Rushford Wagon-Everv one warranted
For sale bv the John w. Lowell Wagon Co.

Go to see the Chicago Screw Pulverizer and
Sccder combined One OF the greatest labor saw
ing machines in The John w. Lowell Wagon
COMPANY sells il.
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After the Coroner's jury had concluded
the investigation the body of Jessrang was
placed in coffin. Rev. Mr.. Drummond,
in the presence Of the jury and few 9TH
ers read portion of the Episcopal burial
service and made a few appropriate re-
marks. Coroner Hirschman took charge
of the remains, and in the potter's field
adjoining Dillon John A. Jessrang sleeps
the sleep that knows no waking.
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Several car 10 Ids of Agricultural Implements just
received Nv the John w. Lowell Wagon Co.
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ANYTHING, from Harrow tooth, to a thirty horse
power Engine. That's the kind OF place we run
Everything First class-Everything Warranted
'Prlces bottom"
CHE IOHN w. LOWELL WAGON Co.
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Hills Manual of business forms can be had at the
Post Office. Variety Store
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Balm Wagons. Petcrs' Harness. Moline and Cas-
ady Flows, everybody knows are the best Fol
sale by Sctree, Ferris 4 White.
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The Cassidy Sulky Plow has no landslide, but it
takes the cake and deties competition. To be had
1t Scbree, Ferris Il Whites
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Finest Boots west of Omaha ut Sweet & Bald
wins
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Balm Wagons-t.,e Frcighter's Favorite-at Sc
hrec, Ferris l. Whites.
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Just received ut Sehree, Ferris & Whites, * 600
lbs genuine English Cumberland blacksmith S
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Clean Your Seed Grain.
The John w. Lowell Wagon Go. have just re-
ceived fine line of Little Chief Tanning Mills
They are for sale.
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AT THE OLD LOG STORE
You will still find

With large and finely selected stock uf Groceries
and General Merchandise. Do not fail to give them
aca tor you will find il to your interest try their
goods and prices.
Mrs. J. T. Dinglev is agent for the light
running Home Sewing Machine.
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Eurck:, steel tooth harrows at the Fish Wagon
Depot.
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No. 7os and all succeeding numbers of ". +
Preside Companion, for sale ut the p. o. V. S.
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Go to Mrs. Hanson S. tor DR.. Balps Health
Preserving Corset. They tn. best wearing and
most comfortable corsets that made; especially
adapted to leshv women.
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~ CIV E'ATn1EV1X.0y
just received at Butts Furniture Store Blackwell
nut BEDROOM Suits, Redsteads, Cot Beds. A fine
lie OF Rockers, Mattresses, Chromos, Panel Pic.
lures, Photograph Frames Picture Nails, Brackets,
Toilet Cases, Etc.
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The Furniture Store ut Dillon is again in full
blast, and all who in need of Furniture will
ind to their interest to buy once as am selling
goods way down. +. w, Burrs.
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Copp's Settlers Guide and Mining Code for sale
at the p. o. v. S.
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large lot of cheap Bedsteads just received a,
the Dillon Furniture Store ~
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The largest stock Of HATS in town at Kirkpat
rick BroS.-and all new.
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Richard X. Foxs Hand books, Beadlc and Ad-
ans Novels, Frank Tousey's Hand books,
Richardson's Novels, Song books, Joke books, ETC.,
lust received at the P. O. V. Store.
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We now I'VE the finest and most complete stock
"t GROCERIES in Dillon which we will sell
At low figures for cash.
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NEW BUSINESS LOCALS.

OOc4N1 LOO AVOAAA0o
The largest stock Of HATS in town at Kirkpat
rick Bros.-and all new.
New GARDEN SEEDS at Kirkpatrick Bros.
Copp's Settlers Guide and Mining Code for sale
at the p. o. V. S.
No. 7os and all succeeding numbers of ". +:
Preside Companion, for sale ut the p. o. ". 5.
FIR sh California ORANGES and fine eating AP
PILES, just received at the P. o. v. S.
Genuine Hills Concord Harness at The Fish
Wagon Depot.
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Car load of meats just received at Sweet & Bald.
wins.
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B.ldwin's
4 car load of those celebrated WEIR HAIR
ROWS, with diagonal steel teeth, just received by
The John w. Lowell Wagon Co.
Clean Your Seed Grain.
The John w. Lowell Wagon Go. have just re-
ceived fine line of Little Chief Tanning Mills.
They are for sale.
Those Champion Grain Drills are selling rapidly.
Secure one at once. Remember the place-Ihe
Fish Wagon Depot.
Gardeners!-Look to your interests! "Save
time, save labor, save money" Buy a Planet Jr.
Seed Drill of The John w. Lowell Wagon Co.
~~~~-~~~~~-~~~~-~~~~-
ANYTHING, from a Harrow tooth, to a thirty horse
power Engine. That's the kind of a place we run.
EVERYTHING First class-Everything Warranted
prices bottom"
The john w. LOWELL WAGON Co.
-~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~
Richard X. Fox's Hand books, Beade and Ad
ans Novels, Frank Tousey's Ioc. Hand books,
Richardson's Novels, Song books, Joke books, etc,
inst received at the p O. " Store.
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Christmas and New Years have gone and now
can buy Gents Furnishing Goods At Sweet Il
i'aldwin's at reduced prices
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\ fresh supply OF Eggs and Butter ju received
at Sweet IL iSldwin's.
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+. J. Peters Harness, in large Quantities. at Sc.
hrec, erris Il Whites
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4 car load of those celebrated WEIR HAIR
ROWS, with diagonal steel teeth, just received by
| The John w. Lowell Wagon Co.
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~ Kegs of Syrup 1t rock bottom prices at Swee,
l. ltadwins.
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FIR sh California ORANGES and fine eating APP
PILES, just received at the p. o. VS..
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just received, at Sweet Il Baldwin a fine stock
of Hats and Caps.
Call 1T Sweet h Bildwin's and look at their new
stock of Shirts and Gloves
n invoice Of ,,d
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TO The Ladies',
If the wash water is hard, or you
wish to save half the labor Of " ash.day,
send round to kirkpatrick's and get d
bar Of SIDDALL'S SOAP.
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New GARDEN SEEDS at Kirkpatrick Bros.
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Go to Sweet l. Baiwins for Fresh C.camer
Butter.
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For new Hat go to Sweet Il Baldwin's.
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y new invoice Of Boots and Ovcrshoes lust re-
cclved ut Sweet Il Il lldwin's.
For California Underwear 90 to Sweet & Rail.
wins. They KEEP THE BEST
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At Cost !!

Mrs. D;ngley, will Sell, for the next thirty day
all woo!cn goods Ulosicry, Knit Hoods, Ladies
Underwear, l-tc. J, at cost.
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MISSING MARIA SOLGER.
No Trace OF the Girl who was 20 Have Deen
Married To-day-The search.

Invitations were sent out few days ago
for tho wedding OF Maria Solger Of 458 West
Twenty seventh street and John Ould Of 448
Tenth avenue. The wedding was to take place
Mt o'clock this afternoon at her homo. Yes
terday tho invited guests were notified that the
wedding would not occur ms announced. tho
girl having mysteriously disappeared. Mrs.
Charles Rearer with whom she lived at 458
West Twenty seventh street. called ut Police
Headquarters on Friday night with tho infor-
nation OF her disappearance. She had left her
homo at y. o'clock on Thursday evening to
visit her drcssmaker. and did not return. Yes
tcrday detectives attempted to learn her where
abouts. but without success.
Eight months ago Julia Solger. aged II. an
orphan. took board with the Rearer family. and
two months afterward her sister Maria. aged
20. went there to live Both girls were OF regu-
lar habits. and when unemployed passed their
time Mt home. They had few male acQuaint-
ancos. Maria was employed In a carpet manu-
factory in West Fifteenth street. On the even-
ing OF July, 4. 1882, Maria attended ball in
loon ut Tenth avenue and Fiity-second street.
she told Mrs. Rearer that she had consented to
marry him. He visited her frequently after after
h m s na on on % 6as Ess yo %s
couple went to a jewellers and 0uld bought
wedding ring He has not seen the viii since
but abe seemed Interested in her preparations.
sea to sSs sn s her aS Se
always appeared fond Of him, and never
last two months sho has not been employed at
the carpet factory but she spent her evenings
wtSo%s taxing aai Mrs ReareS With her. and
ceiyed no company but Ould,"
to Maria She was very steady In her =, ha ,,,,f
John Ould she would not do II In this way.
have been with detectives to-day TO every place
She HI has s. an aunt in the city. but we found she
had not been there for several months. Her
sister lives in Sixth street. between Avenues =
Fourth Of July All i, knew about the dress.
maker who was to make he dress was that she
Ninth aenF We se sssst dows
ahSa' 1oS S'n asp ns ' G and sesmed II
Ser dsas ON whe Thus saH w0ss
There was one thing ! thought might explain
her disappearance. She has had several at.
was four months ago. when she fell In the
street and was taken to a hospital. We didn't
n the ds hes 5
away she was dressed In dark green suit.
hat and feather. She was, rather short. stout
with regular features. dark hair and eyes. and
Young Ould said last evening: " visited he,
every Sunday night and two or three evenings
through tho week. Sometimes. when was wei
enough dressed. my employer allowed me to GG
become Is. Of hor We have had no misunder'
Nothing had been learned OF the missing cir
| at II late hour last night.
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH

d +. Beatte, a Wholesale importing merchant of Mon
treal died suddenly in his office yesterday.
The body of william II Burdick WAS found inIhe ruins
OF the Southern nilrOad depot In Cincinnati yesterday
morning. His widow IL insane with grief.
obed Lindsey, aged Is years was drowned in the
Quinnpiac River at New Haven yesterday afternoon
by his oyster sharpe capszing with load OF
The sale Of collection OF autographs will begin In
Leipsic on Monday. Among the signatures in the col
lection are those OF William Pitt Lord Nelson Gen
Washington, Beethoven, and Mozart
The steaintug Cheney reached Poughkeepsie early
yesterday afternoon, having broken the for the
Daniel y Miller hus opening navigation for the season
between Poughkeepsie and New York
The Introduction into Germany OF the Vienna Al
Vensine ZsHun0 has been forbidden during the
years Berlin tribunals have already pronounced against
two numbers OF this obnoxious journal.
The election yesterday for member OF the House Of
Commons for Wycombe resulted in the return OF Mr..
Smith the Liberal candidate, who received lOo votes
against 557 votes for Mr.. Carson, Conservative.
The who arrested in Rome on suspicion OF
having thrown bombs before the residences Of the Aus
trian Ambassador TO Italy and the Austrian Ambassador
TO the Vatican and the royal palace OF the Qurna has
Isaac g Waterman foy sixty years wholesale grocer
day morning. Mr. waterman was one OF the heaviest
Iron and coal operators Up the State largely In
terested IN the construction Of the Rochester and Fits
The Hon. John A. Haw e. late Commodore Of the New
Bedford Yacht Club. Department Commander Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic. and OF distinguished
vices In the State Senate and In the North
Carolina campaign. died W New Bedford yesterday
pQyRipS sSsd W ysssS
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Survivor. OF the steamer Navarro.

LONDON. March 10-A Dutch fishing smack
has landed at Maassus South Holland four sailors and
six passengers Of the steamer Nsvarre which foundered
while on the way from Copenhagen to Leth. THIS was
the smack which, before reported picked up Of
the survivors Of the Navarro The report yesterday that
she had arrived at Hull was incorrect -
The Of the Navarro report that the following
emigrants werc on the steamer: Carl Stark, Hans
Laurtsen, Olug Aarson, Hedvis Aalten iona. Aalten
Magnus Johannsen Carl Johnson, Samuel Abrahams0n,
Anna Aim Eins Ain, Carl Ward. Anders Lndahi Peter
Lindstrom Peter Jonnson Peter Jolannson. Olaf Pet.
Johassen Olaf Nilsson Peter syensssn, Ludgridstle
syenssen, John Petersen. 10 seharp Carl schsrp,
Anna Nyherg, Gustav Nybsrg, Anders Nyberg, Betty
Louisa Ahlgren Johanna Nygren, Johan Nygren Adolph
Nygren Tilds Svensson. Pehr Jonssson, Louis syens'
and Nicoai Emanuel The last named is the passenger
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gallery eighteen feet wide the whole way across
In lttlo over eighteen months. The French
enthusiasm on the subject takes no account Of
English opposition. and bids fair to carry tho
tunnel UP to London.
Tho Biggar breach Of promise case fills all
the papers. md is an absorbing topic OF con-
versation. Miss Hyland Is thought to have de-
served her 81. 000 and tho total cost to Mr.. Big
gar Is put at $1,000 He stated in cross-ex-
animation that he was pork butcher. that he
was worth over 100000. and that among tho
obstacles that prevented him from marrying
Miss Hylnnd was the fact that no had already
two children to take care Of and the mother Of
one OF them to support. Ho was numerically.
but good humorcdly. chaffed In the House OF
Commons on Thursday night. but did not seem
to mind 1t. He said he would appeal against
tho verdict.
The death OF John Richard Green at Mentone
on Wednesday is deplorcd at great length in
the leading journals as heavy loss to English
letters. The suicide Of Mr.. William Yost OF
New York ut Dunfermine on Thursday was
heard in London with great regret. His friends
have made public statement that his mind
was affected bya recent unsuccessful divorce
suit against his wife.
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NEW YORK AND sARATOGA RoosTERs.
The city Birdie Beaten by Hard Fighting and
Referees Decision.

Referees Decision.
TROY. March 10.-A cooking main between
birds owned by Kearney OF Long Island and
Callahan Of Mechanicsville occurred last night
at well-known sporting resort on the Albany
road. Each side was TO show fifteen BIRDS OF
which eleven fell in. The New York rules pre-
vailed. George Capron of Albany was the ref
cree. The fighting did not begin until mid
night. The first battle lasted over forty min
utes. the New York bird showing remarkable
gameness fighting many minutes after he had
been totally blinded. and finally falling dead in
the pit. New York won the second battle. tho
Saratoga pure white pyle being killed in twenty
minutes. A serious controversy arose at the
three-Iuarters OF an hour; Saratoga pitted a
red DoIninick OF five pounds one ounce against
u black red Of like weight. The battle was very
stubborn. and finally both birds lay on the
The handlers breasted. tho birds and counted.
and at the conclusion OF the count the Saratoga
handler claimed the battle on the ground that
his bird pecked when taken from the car
pet Gapron allowed the claim tsa Great
row seemed imminent. The New. York
seconds loudly protested that the decision was
unfair and Iva t number OF Nsw York sports
G Sp ESa kss hs Isl
referees face. and shouted: It's the last hight
you'll umpire for me-" Peace was at length re-
stored. and the fight continued, each side
winning four battles. and giving the main to
sig to Ave Local sports Eene51HS
battle was erroneous. and that the main was
really O draw at best.
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THE PARIS SOCIALISTS.
A Proposed Meeting To-day to be Suppressed
-Friday's kioters Sentenced.

PARIS, March 1O-The Socialists intend to
hold meeting on Sunday at the Place de
lHotel do Vile. Riots are expected to occur.
Several OF the persons arrested on the Espla-
made des Invalides yesterday displayed revolt
vers. Tho RepublQue Eancdise asserts that
there were Monarchist Deputies and other
Monarcbists among the rioters.
Nineteen OF tho rioters arrested yesterday
have been sentenced to various terms Of i'm
prisonment the maximum being six months
Seven OF the prisoners have been acquitted.
The Government will positively prevent the
proposed meeting OF Socialists tomorrow. No
one will be allowed to approach the Hotel dc
Vile, The Libe,tj says these meetings are
merely PRECURSORS OF grand display to DO
mnde on the 18th inst.
deck Rousseau, Minister of the Interior, reply
aged disorderiy meetings tim The GoSernme G
at IS disposal NJ. de Cassagnac protested
He asserted that the republic was answerablo
for the riots w Viii he only be-
in power the people starved.
NJ. Waldeck Rousseau rejoined that M. de
Cassagnacs speech showed who were pleased
Count do Maille, Legitimist. exclaimed. You
are was called led e order
party. future meetings should less easily be
dispersed. different measures Of repression
would be taken.
Count Albert do Nun. the Catholic leader
said that cavalry charges would not solve So
cial questions.
The order Of the day pure and simple was nc.
copied by tho Government and was unani-
mously adopted. receiving 406 votes.
The police discovered at the houses Of the
persons arrested yesterday arms explosives
and lists OF organizers Of the movement fol
Socialist meetings.
The .Soir says that warrant has been issued
| for the arrest of Louise Michel. charging hel
| with pillage at the head OF an armed band. will
making violent assaults on the police, witt
| uttering seditious cries. and with melting t.
| the overthrow Of the established Government
| varying from five years Imprisonment t
twenty years at hard labor.
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MR. wALLACK,s SUIT FOR $3.50.
Manager Hamilton Accuses Hin OF Trinins
with Harlem Theatre Audie.ees

Manager Hamilton Accuses Hin or Trinins
with Harlem Theatre Audieaees.
Mr.. Lester Wallack has begun suit in the
Marine Court against Manager John w. Ham,
ilton OF the Mount Morris Theatre for $50
for professional services. Mr.. Wallack played
in Rosedale" at the theatre from Dec. 10 to
Dec. %. 1882. Manager Hamilton had agreed
to pay him $4,000 for the weeks performance.
He paid Mr.. WallacK 81 1850. Mr.. Wallacks
counsel notified Hamilton that unless he paid
the rest Immediately suit would be instituted.
Shortly afterward q summons and complaint
wore served upon Manager Hamilton. His
answer has now been served
Manager Hamilton says that Mr.. Wallack per-
formed his part In careless and unsatisfac-
tory manner; that on several occasions no
spoke from the stage to persons behind the
scenes that his sparrng In tho third act with
the villain" OF the play was so thoroughly I'M
scientific as to call forth the rdlcule OF the
gallery; that the theatre was seriously dam
aged by Mr.. Wallack's engagement; that COM
plants had been made by ladies in the audience
thatMr. Walack had attempted to flrt with them ;
duet toward the ladies who occupied the boxes |:
that Mr.. Wallack's behavior provoked audible
comment from tho audience. and that the the
atre sustained a loss OF at least 81 900 In con-
sequence. 1t Is further set up that the audi
ences were small during his engagement and
that the theatre lost 81. $50 by 1t.