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Alexandria Affairs.

Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
TUE LIGHTNING STRIKE.-The telegraphers here
are still at work. The Western Union office
has posted notice: "Au kilograms received sub
Ject to delays and mail facilities If necessary to
reach point OF destination"
A WASHINGTON FUNERAI.-The funeral OF Henry
Barber came from Washington on the Alexandra
terry boat this afternoon, and he was buried In
with j. Watkins, hay dealer, on King street. and
died OF consumption.
POLICE REPoRr:-The prisoners at the station
Voss. arrested by Officers Thomas Hayes and
Walker. charged with fighting on the street. At
James julius were fined for DISC der. A. Travis
was fined S. for disorder
CLEAN BILL OF HEALTH.-Health Officer Powell
having made an examination of the commercial
schooner Martha N. Hale. from Aspinwa, suS-
pected port, reports that the Vessels crew is
tirely healtnful-not sick case on board.
REPoRTERs Notes.-The Alexandrias pla- ed
the Independents. of East Washington, on Satur-
day Afternoon the score being Alexandrlas 10;
| serVatives have chosen A. p. Douglas and L. w.
| Hatch as delegates, and c. 3. Graham 1r., and
| burg conservative convention.-The Alexandra
washington Ferry company does not intend to
put its dollhouse beyond the King street line. The
house now beyond the line has been placed there
temporarily.-The Alexandra Telephone line
will be extended to Seminary Hill, the seat of the
Episcopal Theological seminary and OF the high
ScnOOL-The City council will meet tomorrow
night
A CIRCULAR TO CATHOLIC KNIGHTs-Wm. E.
Russell, s. p, of the Catholic Knights Of Amer
lea, has issued circular TO the knights in which
ne says in reference to the deracattoE OF
the late treasurer, j. s. Heckmer: have Just re-
turned from Grafton. W. Va, having gone there
at The request OF the newly-elccted treasurer Mr.
OBrlen. found the Office and books of Heckmer
In bad condition. The amount of his defalca-
ton is not known. The new treasurer now has
| the books and records OF the office. have Heck
mer's bond, and the concurrent OPP MON OF the
best lawyers OF the Lebanon bar is that the same
is valid and binding upon the suretiea am re-
lady Informed that the bOndsmen are worth
$2OO,0OO which secures our order against loss by
the defalcatICn. think We have sufficient money
In hand to pay all outstanding death losses with
out any additional assessments
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

DARGAINS IN FINE SECONDHAND PIANOS
- Elegant Square Grand Piano. hsndsomee---ssss72
case. carved legs. &c. nearly new; only s225 HTn
Superb toned square Grand Chickerfng'
Piano; only $50. MAGNIFICENT Square Grand
Piano. cost $3.50; only $3.50 cash; leaving city.
Handsome Rosewood case 7,octsys Piano; only slso.
ering Piano: only 500. Good 6-octave Piano. for be-
ginneri only $60 Several extra fine Cabinet Upright
Grand Pianos at half cost All exceptional bar
gins less than half value for cash and monthly pay
ments Of So. $40 and SIS. Open till y. m.
aElNEkAMP BRANCH FACTORY WAREROOMS
AND PIANO EXCHANGE
at 10th street northwest. jy20
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The Courts.

EQUITY COURT--JN1g9 GAINES.
To-day, Mutual Benefit Life Insurance company
agt. Post ct al; referred to auditor. Jackson agt
BlackwOOd; decree confirming sale and reference.
Hoffman agt Callan ct al; decree substituting
trustee. Woodruff agt. National Shelf and File
company; on hearing
POLICE COURT-J,t1ge Shell
To-day, Daniel Buckner, co,Ored loud and bois-
ferrous; s. Or Is days. John Massey, profanity: s.
or days. OSsie Hail. loud and boisterous; IS or
IS days. Alexander Smith, larceny Of a coat from
ThOs. Scott; $40 or 30 days. Chas Jones, colored,
profanity: S. or - days. David O'Bren and JAS
H.ssett, ARRAY; S. or Is days each. James H..
johnson, affray: SIS,
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CITY ITEMS.


Down In Georgia they have named new post
ofce Langtry, after the ''Jersey Lily" The males
thing. Postpone relief or cure of a sudden attack
or collie, diarrhea, indigestion, or any summer
complaints, until you can find doctor, and your
case may have passed beyond his control You
can't go wrong II you fly to your bottle of Perry
Davis Pain Killer. 1t is right on the shelf there,
or ought to be. and you can bring down summer
disease with 1t ut every shot.
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An Effective Medicine

for kidney diseases, low feverS and nervous pros
traton, and well worthy OF trial, is Browns IroI
Bitters.
RUsHMoRE, O.--Dr. A. Page says: 81 have pre-
sfribei Browns Iron Bitters in several Instances
and In each case obtained good results"
CLUTsvILLE ALA.-Dr W. Carter says: 81 have
used Browns Iron Bitters In my own family FOL
indigestion with great benefit
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GEN. ORD DANGEROUSLY ILI.-There were 80
deaths from yellow fever In Havana during the
week ended Saturday The butcher and coal
Saturday from the fever. One OF the two sick
passengers removed from the steamer Is Gen E.
U: Z. Ord, who Is dangerously Ill. He has been
placed in good private hOSpital
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FussELLs Ice CREAM shippei anywhere out OF
town

THE cases OF Fish. Clark s. Flag against Louis &
Joseph Aurrbach. Morris Price and Henry Franc,
10 restrain the defendants from selling n Scarf
claimed to be an infringement OF plaintiffs patent
have been discontinued
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III IH1Fty Days' TfIaI.
The VOltaic Belt Co, Marshall, Mich, will SEM
Dr. Dyes Celebrated Electro 0ltafc Belts ant
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to mel
young or OLD who are afflicted with nervous
debility, lost vitality and kindred troubles, guar
aDtee1ng speedy and complete restoration OF health
and manly vigOr. Address as above. N.B.-N
risk is incurred. as thirty days trial IS al
lowed. W,S.m
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July 13. 1888.
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER !
WASHINGTON. DC, july ., 1889, $50 a. 70
For the middle Atlantic states. fair weather In
the southern portions; fair, followed by partly
cloudy weather and local rains in the northern
portions, stationary or lower barometer, station
airy temperature in the southern portions, station
airy or slight fan In northern portions, west
eriy winds.
sPEC1AL BUILETTS-FAIR WEATHER TOMORROW.
The following special tempe ratures were reported
At .. m: Elstport, 6so; Montreal, 6so; Quebec,
80; Mt. Washington, 40; Cleveland. $50; St Paul,
&c: Denver. CSC: San Francisco $50; Washing
ton, So. The Indications are that fair weather
will prevail In the middle Atlantic, south Atlantic
and gulf states, Tennessee ana the ono valley On
Tuesday. With no decided change In temperature.
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GOOD NEWS FOR EVERY BODY-FRESH MEATS
Down AGAIN.-COmc, every bOGy, TO stalls NO5.o2l
k22 ana 5:3, Center market, OH street wing, AMI
S133f5, street market, aud get your meats at the
following low prices: Por- erhouse steak, 15c. :;
tenderoin steak. 15c.; sirlcfn steak, 12Lc: round
steak, 1a14c. or 10 Its for 81 o. best roast, 1c.
good roast, 10c.; soup meats. and 7c.: cOrncd, 6
andre: lamb and veal 10 and I2Hc. Goods delivered
Geo. k.lleen.
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MISS ANNIE K. HUMPHREY,
$50 TENTT STREET NORTHWEST
Makes CORSETS to order in every style and naaeri,
and guaran tees perfect fit and comfort.
HER SPECIALTIES ARE
French Hand made Underclothjng MeEiuo UnAnrvasR
and finest Imported Hosiery.
Patent Shoulder Braces and al Dress Reform Goods.
French Corsets aud BustleA The Hercules" SUP
porting Corset, for which Miss II. is special AGENT
and 81 Corset. her own mako thattor the price
cannot be surpassed
N.B.-French. German and Spanish spoken rs
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LAWNS. LAWNS, LAWNS,
1909 + street northwest

LAWNS. LAWNS. LAWNS,
Cheapest Lawns in Washington. Beautiful Pacific
Lawns, nnest quality actual value II Sc reduced 60 Sc
S1LKSl SILKS! SIIKSt
Cheapest Silks in Washington. Colored silks SOC
Fancy Silks 375$c. Heavy Gro Grain Black Silks re-
duced from 81. so down to 81.
NUNS vEILINGSi NUNS vEILINGs,
Cheapest Nuns Veires in washington Nuns Veil
lngs. all pure Wool, widest double width 90 inchea
wide). reduced from &C. down to 371sc.
Nuns Veilings. fine quality. reduced to 2oc
Nuns Ieilings lace effect pure wool. in Black Straw.
berry; ELECTRIC Blue and Cream actual value Doe re-
duced to 25c. ~
BLACK SILK GRENADINES!
Black Sill Brocade Grenadines. every thread all pure
eik, reduced from 81. 50 TO csc. Black B-ocade silk
Grenadines, actual value 81. reduced 10 Soc
wamsutta, Fruit of the Loom and Dayol yard vida
Beached Cottons reduced to Sc
CARRIERS
je26 MARKET SPACE
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LumdbOrg's Rhenish Cologne.

stR0ugh On COrns.''
Ask for Wells Trough On Corns." 15c. Quick,
complete, permanent cure. Corns, warts, bun
ions. 6
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CARPETS. CARPETS.
REMNANTS OF BRUSSELS for RUGS and MATS
M lal and yard Lengths, HALF PRICE.
REMNANTS OF BRUSSELS, 10 to % yard Lem tbs.
FLOOR OILCLOTH5 from 81 cents.
OPENING! OPENING!
OUR NEW FALL STOCK OF CARPETS. BRUSSELS
AND INGPAINS.
ALL THE NEWEST DESIGNS
LAWNS, cents. cents, 8 cents.
PARASOLS. 81. 81. o. $3.50. s1.75.
SATIN PARASOLS, lined 50.
BLACK CAsHMERES, 81 cts. so cts.
ALL WOOL FLANNEL sUITING % cts.
CLOTH FOR BOYS SUITS. 25 cts.
INDIA LINER IL cts, Is cts, etc.
GINGHAMS PERCALES. COTTONS.
INDIGO BLUE CALICO. 10 cts.
TABLE LINENS, rs cts.
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LADIES' GOODS.

A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF
IA Ladies' and Children's
BATHING SUITS at
NJ. WILLIAMS,
7Cite Trevise. Paris. 907 Pennsylvania avenue.
have succeeded in procuring few more OF those
JERSEY POLONAISE.
In Black and Garnet
for which it was impossible to supply the demand
few weeks ago. Jet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-23

AT A MEETING OF the Mississippi; Association at
,TImm'5 hal. Saturday night, James d. Cesson
presiding. and ii. L. Livingston acting as secrG-
fary, resolutions were adopted respecting the
memory OF The late Hon. Richard GrggS.
WITH every doz n cabinet photographs give
one large o. one nicely painted picture. Paul
TTalles, photo rrapher. 39 81; 81 rect H. W.
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Excursions. &c.

POINT LoOKoUT-The Inland and Seaboard
ColStng company sell tickets for passage on the
Lady OF the Lake and Jane MoSeey to and from
Point Lookout and one weeks stay at the hotel for
$40.
FERRY TO ALEXANDRIA, VA. Fare cents
Steamer Thompson Will run On Sundays as q ferry
between Washington and Alexandria.
WASHINGTON GROyE.-Ddily excursion to WASH
ington Grove, on the metropolitan branch B. & O.
Railroad, the train leaving Washington at $3.50 a.
H.. returning from the Grove at 7:1O p. m.
POPULAR DAILY EXCURsIONS.-Twelve miles sail
on the Potomac for Is cents. Hourly from 7th
street ferry wharf.
MARSHALL HALL AND GLYMONr. The Mary
Wash n Ston makes Sunday excursions to Marshall
Hall AMI Glymont. Two trips, Il. m. and p.
m; returning at p. IN. and p. In. Fare, round
trip, % cents
HO! FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHN BRIDGE
Steam packet Excelsior will make her regular
trips to above places Sunday, Wednesday and
Friday. Leave High street and canal at a. m.
Fare, so cents round trip.
CAPE MAY.-ExcursOns are given to Cape May
over the Pennsylvania railroad every Saturday
during July and August. Train leaves at 1880
q. m.
Blackstone IsLAND.-Jane Moseley will on
Tuesday, Gath, Wednesday, 25th, and Thursday,
10Th OF July, make an excursion to BackistOn
Island, leaving 9th street wharf at a. IN. sharp;
returning at $50 p. m.
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'.Alderney Dairy Wagons,
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in a-lb. WARD prints, SIC. per To-
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk
SC. per OF. Cream, 15c. pint.
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On Thirty Rays,

Milwaukee beer.
sc. StOvep1re-draWn from lr0Od.
u KNIGHT, l12? Penna avenue
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Milwaukee Beer,
sc. SchOOnef-draWn from 3rCcd.
tr KNIGHT, 1892 Penna. avenue
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90 Cent Gauze Shirts for 81.
All styles finest Linen Collars, 81. 50 per dozen
FINEST 4ply Linen Cuffs, 70 cts. a pair.
Fine 4-piy Linen uffs. 30 cts. q pair.
Good Suspenders for Is cts. a uair
summer Neck Wear almost given away
Ok Zine Dress Shirts made 10 order for Sc at
MEGINNISS'.
Je29 ,oo9 y s,roo, ,o-,,,.
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The striking dress and cloakmakers of New York
met yesterday, and resolved to continue out until
their demands ore complied with
Hon. Martin j. Crawford, associated Justice OF
the supreme court Of Georgia, died yesterday.
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nOUGLASS', NINTH AND STREETS.-GEN-
u uine FRENCH BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS and
DRAWERS, at 81. As each. all sizes. ENGLISH Isle
THREAD SHIRTS, all sizes. at 81 each. ENGLISH
UNDERWEAR. .t 25e, &c 5ocf 75e; q $I25, 81 So
CUT PANT-SHAPE, and made in the most thoroueh
manner, all sizes, at 60c. each. NAINSOOK FEATHER
best manner. all sizes, ct 75c. each. ENGLISH HO.
SIERY (Moreys in all the newest deNens at Soc. per
pair, usual price 75c. E. b w. COLLARS and CUFFS,
lish and American Suspenders Shirts made to order
at IS. $40. 81 and So per half dozen. je6
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Local Boating Notes.

THE AUGUST AND OCTOBER REGATTAS AND THE
AMATEUR REGATTA At NEWARK.
The joint committee OF the Potomac and Analos-
tan boat clubs Will hold a meeting tomorrow
evening 10 make arrangements for the october
reGattl. II can be positively Stated that neither
OF these clubs VIII be represented in the August
regatta.
The Columbia bot club viii hold meeting this
evening TO decide upon the crews which viii rep
resent them at ;ha national amateur regatta at
Newark on the 1tl OF August
Among the boIting ores of Sunday paper
Vas parag-a pin tn. effect that pcrters could
lostans If they would visit their boat house, for to
the writer's knowledge hot IL represa ntatIve of the
other Journals had visited there this season. 1t
may b. said TINT representative Of The STAR
has been there dozen times this summer Aside
ron that. however, II generally thought that
one Can form more Intelligent ida o; the WORK
being done By watching the crews on the river
than he can at The boat house.
fof t"c inloiia itlon OF m1ny boating men who
written ct the time Tar EVENING STAR cup was
donated, the following copy OF the letter is pub
llsheG:
THE EVENING STAR
WASHINGTON, d. C., July 3lst, 1882
Charles +. Coon, Esq, President Columbia Boat
Saturday, beg to inform You that THE EVENING
STAR Newspaper Co.." DESTROYS OF enc0uragin.
boating in this District. and believing that there
should be annually a regatta upon the Potomac
river, has authOriZ d me to offer as a perpou II
prize, for mile and half Straight-away four
Dared Shell race, to be rowei annually over what
Is known as the National Regatta course on the
Potomac river and under the rules OF the National
Association o. Amateur Olrsmen, a silrer cup,
OF suitable design, to be known as THE EVENING
STAR Cuo. We desire that the competition for this
cup shall be open each year to all fOur-oared shells
whose crews are qualified TO row under the rules
or the National Association. The race to be con-
Guctei by q joint committee, composed OF repre-
ssntatives fron each OF the regularly organ re
boat clubs OF the District OF Columbia. In the
mfr n nf fGpSn
diti0nS the cup IS to revert to this company; but,
In consideration OF the lack OF time for the Organi
Zaf11n OF an open regatta for this year we waive
this occasion, the condition which requires the
race to be thrown open to all corners.
Very truly yours, GEORGE W. ADAMS,
Fer The EVENING STAR Newspaper Co.
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An ASSAULT WITH Ice HooKS-A young colored
man named Jno johnson was charged in the
Police Court this morning with assaultipg an old
man named JOS Biltman, who showed the court
Dad cut In his leg, which he said the defendant did
that the Defendants son stole large piece OF ice
from his cart, and when he chased him into the
house his father assaulted him, when he (Witness)
fRI.her evidence.
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= Cheapest Lawns in Washington. Beautiful Pacific
Lawns, finest quality actual value II Sc reduced 70 Sc
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THE LATE III. A. LORD, JR-The remains OF Mr.
H. A. Lord. 1r., which were found Oh the beach
near King CapscO landing, Virginia, On Wednes-
day last, as stated In The STAR were brought to
this city yesterday In charge OF Mr.. Il. A. Harlan
and Mr. ZC:hC-St, the undertaken. The body was
so much decOmpOSed that IL could hardly be iden-
unet. The body was taken to the Congressional
cemetery and temporarily placed In a vault.
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CLOSING Our SUMNER UsprRsHrRrs.

TRUNNEL & CLARK,
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FOUND SERIOUSLY ILL on COUNTRY Road
Early yesterday morning John iuuderS, OF this
city, about 40 years old, was found in an insensi-
Ole condition on the road between the aQueduct
bridge and Bats cross roads, Va He was taken
70 the residence OF Justice III. A. WhaIlon near by
and medical aid summoned, aud it was found that
ne was Herring from pneumonia. After SUM-
GENTLY recovering he was taken 10 the West Wash
ington police station and thence To Freedman'S
hospital
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-08-17
STAGE DRIVER KILLED.
Trampled to Death by Runaway Team

One of the methods of reaching Anaconda
from Butte is Buffers express and passenger
line. On Monday last the passengers on the
hack leaving Rurte were Z f Evans, the
lumbcrman well known here, and II. A.
.Joost, who occupied the rear seat; Mrs. Sarah
Egan and her granddaughter sat forward.
Cornelius Kennedy, a well known and popu-
lar driver, drove the team. While descend
ing one Of the steep pitches near Al PierSe's
station, one of the traces became detached
and the eye of the neck-yoke slipping off the
pole, the off horse began kicking and swung
"A, ound his mate, thrOwinl the stage over.
As the trouble began Mr.. Joost grasped the
little girl and ~prang from the wagon. clear
ing IL without injur| 10 either party. Mrs.
Egan who remained in, had an arm sprained
or broken, and Mr.. Evans, who had also
nrdy. who held on To the lines, was run over
and tramplrd upon by the frightened horses
and killed almost instantly. The horses,
having broken clear of the wreck, ran round
and round it. and seriously threatened the
lives of the survivors. The passengers re-
turned TO Butte; Coroner Sa'chet held an in
quest, finding a verdict in accordance with
the facts. Kennedy was well known, having
been an Alder Guch miner in ga, and in
later years was "A partner of ID X Butler in
Jefferson and Washington guIches in this
county.
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COUNTY BOUNDARY.
To be Established Between Deer Lodge
and Missouia.

The establishment of county boundaries is
a matter of Importance, and two boundary
lines of this county are among those not well
defined One j. between this county and
Jefferson, for the determination of which no
provision has yet been made and another IL
between this county AMI Nj scala from Mtdi-
cine Tree Hill northward TO the summit Of
the Rocky Mountains For the establishment
of this line the Legislature last winter APP
pointed a commits sion consisting of Alfred
Cave, OF Missoula, and o d O'Bannon, of
Deer Lodge. The Act requires the survey TO
be commenced by September |, 1888. The
line Is 10 start at the most nOrtherly point OF
Medicnp Tree Hill tnear McCarty::s Bridge
on the He'll Gate River and run due north.
II Is TO be cut and baZrd through timber and
defined by monuments in open country. IL
IN believed the line TO be surveyed will be 20
or 80 miles and that a considerable portion OF
IL Is through fallen timber, lakes and marshes
where work will be di fficult. Ii will require
nine men besides the Commissioners TO
make the survey, the expense of which Is to
be borne equally by the two counties.
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FROM AVARO.
One of the New Stations in Missoula.
Corresnondsnco Ne,, North. West

Correspondence Ne,C North-West.
(Avaro is the first station this side of Jocko
Agency, on the n. p. road. 1t is quite a
brisk trading point and commands some
good agricultural country.)
AvARo, August 1l.-As some of our citi
zens are weekly in receipt of your worthy
paper and are most all ex-residents of Deer
Lodge county, thought n few items from
this quarter of Montana would not be ont OF
place.
The wheat crop promises to be an average,
with good prospects of n large yield of oats
and an abundance of potatoes, cabbage, etc
The Montana Lumber Company are about
to erect large planIng and saw mill ut this
point. L. G. Deckers, formerly of Deer
Lodge, claims he has struck coal within hall
a mile of the y. =. track and within one mile
OF Avaro.
The fire fiend visited our city last Sunday
evening about nine o'clock, and destroyed
several new buildings and the stables of La
Mertha x Deschamps transfer and stage
company, burning up three head of horses.
two wagons, and one stage. Their loss was
$500. No Insurance. MeSsrs. LaMertha
and Deschamp are both young men of energy
and worked hard to start in their new enter
prise aud only for their sad accident would
have made grand success Of their business.
Mr.. La Mertha will leave for Mexico, Mo-, in
n few days, but will return with his family
and 90 into business again at this point.
The n. P. is putting up fine depot here.
More anon. Ed. =.
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Du Rell's family grocery has fresh oysters
and fine fruits.
The Independent publishes a fine synopsis
Of Rev. Henry Ward Beecher lecture.
The east end of the Northern Pacific track
is now within six miles of the old Mead sta
ton.
One of the girls down street tried the great
morphine act few nights ago, but slipped
up on astomach pump.
Arrangements are being perfected for ex-
cursion tickets to Warm Springs Sunday, bat
Agent Smythe was not prepared to give Us
exact figures last evening.
If Chas. Bielenberg isn't EARNING about it,
John Geerdts Is building one of the prettiest
country residences and has the finest flower
gardens in Montana down at Garrison.
Nelson Bennett, who has forty-four miles
of grading on tho Cascade division, N. p.
road, and Pendleton branch, leaves to-day to
look over the work. 1t is to be completed
Dec. LIST.
VIM. Mellen an old resident of Pioneer
has returned to his first love aud has num-
Der of men prospecting In the vicinity. He
says Pioneer looks like old times and some
of the best quartz he has ever seen is being
brought in from tho mountains.
j. G. Robinson, Esq, is making good pro-
gress with his wood flume. 1t is now con-
stracted two miles, clearing the canon where
in some places 1t had to be built on trestling
50 feet high. In four weeks he expects to
have it completed to town.