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PEC1AL TICE.
During the past week we have sold great many
DRESS TRIMMINGS, because have the largest
Line and Lowest Prices this side of New York But this
week want to sell fully times what sold last
week. and to do this we have made the following
ENORMOUS REDUCTIONS:
Chenille Fringe SO inches deep. only 4Oc yard,
worth Coo.
Chenille Fringe inches deep, only Soc yard cheap
at CSC.
Chenille Fringe inches deep viii be sold for Csc
yard regular price, 9Oc.
Chenille Fringe. inches deep, only 75c. . yard;
worth 81.
Our Double Ball Chenille Fringe very handsome and
sold at from 25 to 81 so in this city, will be sold for
97c. yard. The same in all coiors at 81 a yard.
Handsome Chenille Fringe effects, at 81, 81 %,
81. so and 81 rs yard
Every pattern guaranteed bargain and worth from
25c. to SOC. yard more than our price
BARGAINS IN PLAIN CHIPS
100 patterns to select from
One lot Plain Separable Gimp, 4sc. yard worth 75c.
One lot Separable Gimp at SOC yard; worth aOc.
One lot Handsome and Wide Cuts. and handsome orrl-
aments will be sold at Toe. yard. This would be a
bargain at 81.
One lot yard; sold first of the season at 10
yard.
Bargains also at 81 to 1915 yard.
BARGAINS IN EsCURIAL LACEs
Largest assortment in the city Prices 30 per cent
lower than elsewhere.
Handsome Goods at Soc. worth T5c.
Very wide, all Silk Goods 75c a yard worth ST. and
bargains at 81 to $1.4S yard.
We do not often advertise sell Goods at half their
value, but the above goods really bargains, we
hope you will call and examine them at
BA UM'S,
90 ZIG SEVENTH STREET
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MARISI'S ACApEHY.-Mr. l. G.. Narini's Saturday
evening reunion 81 advanced pupils win commence
SttlTu1X. November 81. 1888, at 1,n p. H. Former
pupils are cordially Invited 10 attend the opening
hight
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ABSOLUTELY Pure
k knf 90 ~ "A /
( ZOO 7 4 ~ 4 LII
BBR KIM HNS eco
BIB A A Xxx INNING
3 BRR PA * K KIM In S M SS Sc
P Ppo oo " " y " WP n ZEE RRF
PPP 8 o wWWW b D EE RRR
+ 90 w " Wy BOD 3 pE EEEk E. f.:
This powder never varies marvel Of purity,
strength. and wholesomeness. More economical than
the ordinary kinds and cannot be sold in competition
with the multitude of low test short weight alum or
phosphate powders Sold only in cans. ROYAL BAKING
POWDER Co.. JOG Wall street. NY ans
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CITY ITEMS.


No Os Ac~ NOVemUer nnEBuImSs
Best SILK BATS, s., Brown Derbys, $250 Black
DefbyS, 81 to S.; Fine Soft Fur Hats 81 to S. Good
sort and Stin Hats, 81, worth 81 So Boys Pol0s, 8
and 50c; best SOC. Merno Shirts and Dfawersfn this
city; heavy Canton Flannel Drawers, SOC; Merino
Socks, 25, s., 50; heavy Brown Cotton Socks pair
for &c; Red Flannel Shirts and Drawers 81, $i25.
$50, H.s6, g; Norfolk and New Brunswick Shirts
and Drawers, Boys Merino Undershirts and
Drawers. SOC; Lined Fur-top Dogskin Gloves 81 to
S3; Perrin Freres Kid Gloves, st.75 and $780, Lined
ana Cioth Gloves, IS and Soc: Hand-knit Wool
Jackets, 81. 81 So S. s. So S. a: Good Ssueuders
25c Climax Shirts, 81, with the best general line of
Neckwear, Hats and Gentlemen's and BOYS Fur
nishingS ever shown In North Washington. at r.
c. Lewis, go 9TH street. between and X u ".
n. B.-Plainly marked prices on each article
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YOU Can RELY Iip0~ 1T that every style, make
and quality of read mdde garments to be found in
any ir-j class house can he had at tiia popular
ciUthiH@ hojic OF Robinson. Fjrker& Co.. $40 Suu.,l-
east corner 1fn and II streets All made and TRIM
lICd equal TO CtIstO!n-InIde garments
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M. Augenstcin, S17 9TH st. n.w.,
Hahn,s Solid. Substantial Shoes.

S16 18th street and 1922 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
Gents Gents = = az and - 50 Hand made Kip Boots.
Gents s2 80, double or single sole, Cali Boot.
Gents 8 Fine Calf Stitched Boots.
Gents i3 Water proof Grain Boots.
Gents Fine Custom-mad Boots
Cents 81 All-leather Working Shoes.
Cents so. So and s2.50 Fine Dress shoes.
Gents Fine Handmade Button, Laced and CATERS
Ladies' $3.50 Hand-Sewed Kid and Goat Button.
Ladies' 81 "Unrivaled" Button.
Ladies' s.. SO Fine Straight Goat and Button.
Ladies' Csc. Pebble and Kid Button.
The Best School SHOES in town.
Our COO. Fine Spring Heel Button 2
ssAnd Behold, the Multitudes, with One
AccOrd,,' praise and use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Auerbach's SaxOny Wool German
Hand Knit Jackets and Gentlemens Jerseys are
highly recommended by the doctors of this city.
Prices from $3.50 to &C. according to texture size and
weight. c. Auerbach, COZ. 9TH andH sole agent ID.
&. =
Diamond Settings, at PrIggs.
Extra Heavy Blue Flannel Shirts.
Face or button, double or single breast, all sizes.
from 81 to 81, at AuerbachS, 9TH and II. 2
Gardeners Driving Gloves.
HagerStOwn Buck, Winchester Buck. Plymouth
Dog Skin Gloves 81. Extra heavy Unsnorn Lamb
Skin Mlttens, only 81. Expressmen and street-car-
men please make a note of this. For sale only by
Z. Auerbach, cor. 9TH and Fl.
ease.
WASHINGTON BRANCH OF BALTIMORE OFFICE, 9s2s]5
STREET NORTHWEST.
Hours from to II a. In. and = to D. NJ. Sunday
excepted. Satisfaction guaranteed Call or send
for pamphlet containing over one hundred volun-
taTy testimonials OF cures of citizens OF Baltimore
and Washington, covering the entire range Of
nerve and other incurabie diseases. See Baltimore
SIM for daily accounts OF cures and every Wednes-
day and Saturday in Washington STAR. COnSulta-
ton free, either at Office or home OF patient
f. A. PARSONS & Co.
For Fine Fitting Jersey Coats
And Chtldrens uavelOcks, at bankrupt prices. 90 to
136 1th street. I3l IOCNG'S.
TsIOrntOn'S Emulsion
OF pure Cod Liver Oil with HypophosphiteS OF Lime
and Soda for coughs, colds, consumption. impaired
nutrition and general debility; easy and pleasant
to take. Prescribed by Physicians. Sold by Drug
gtsts Large bottles, SOC Manufactured by w. +.
Thornton, corner Baltimore and Harrison streets,
Baltimore, Md m,w,f
Lun6borg's Perfumes.
Edenia, and Marcchal Mel Rose
Mother SNVaRsS Worm, SVruun.
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YOUTHS CLOTHING at Eisenan Bros. 7th and E

JrST RETURNED from my European trip. where
selected aHhe lot Of Rhine and claryt wiueto which
call the attention or the public, AZ 81 9TH street
northwest.
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Mother swans Worm Syrup.
1nfal!ible, taSteless, harmless, cathartic; for
feyeiIshneSs, reStlessneSs, worms, constipation. IS
cents. IL
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CHEAPEST SILKS IL WAsnrscroS.

CO1OHFD SILKS reduced from 81 20 sc rOIORED
Sll induced from 81 25 TO 81. COlyORt.D Sl1kS
reduced from 81 rs to 81 %
GREAT REDUCTION IN BLACK SILKS
B.ACk SILKS reduced from 81 20 7sr
BLACh SILKS r.0ucsd from 81 -
BLACK SILKS reduced from $50 10 81 -.
BLACK SILKS reduced from 50 10 81 ~
THESE ARE THE VERY BEST GUINEr SIikS-
FRENCH.
The New Style Dress Goods-TRIC0T-ali Pure
Wool. 46 inches wide, 81 %. Special Bargain
FRUIT OF THE LOOM YARD NIDI. DLEACHED
COTTON ONLY sc.
BROCaDE SILK VELVET ACTUAL VALUE -.
REDUCED 10 $50
AUCTION BLANKETS
SIS All Wool BLANKETS reduced r. 81
$40 All Wool BLANKETS induced 10 IS
Double White BLANKETS reduced To-
Rlrachod TABLE DAMhSK. all Pure Linen, slightly
SOlCd. twas 7jc.). now 10.
COloRED SILKS. SOC. BLACK SILKS. 500
COiUlsfD and BLACK CsSFMI.fES. al pu-. Wool
DOT BILE MiDE, SIC, J1c., 62c, sJe.
"CARTER'S"
oc27 I'll MAEKFT SPACE
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BOYS CLOTHING at Elseman Bros, 9Th and E.

THE HORSE attached TO one of the Senate mall
WAGONS ran away Oh 9th street. near ID, Last even
i1s and wrecked the wagon.
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"Alderney Dairy WagOns.,'
Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning.
and delivered In half-pOund ward" prints, 40c per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese. Buttermilk and Sweet
MIX, SC. per quart. Cream l5c. pint.
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LoSBoS CouGH SYRUP, only 10 and 25 cents
bottle.
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Lroxs SILKS AND Envrrs.


sEAToN PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY BROTHER,
f2SEzEf 3 sE2 7SfE rr
BoNNSET'S. .SCHRoEpER,s; AND CACHEM1RE
SSS sbhS 15S% Is f e
SHS sr AfD r fA51S
surfBP T2eE e HsEs SR EEFs5sa EEsrs
HES d5EE6 Tf dSR & + 1TS {sF
yftHHHSs s 1t sHa OTTOMAN
55sEa IS SIS1Hs
;-s SgEs !non APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING
gs - GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
sEATON PERRY,
Perry Building,
Pennsylvania avenue corner 9th street
Established 1910. oc27
DRY GooDs
PRICES AND QUALITIES
We offer to-day large lot of best qualities ladies' ca
Cloth Suins at 81 10; Irecott Cloth Sutin2 81
Ottoman Silks all Silk at 81 TO- and lower quality at
$125 large lot OF Suda Cloth reduced from Sc to &c.
in all colors.
Our stock of House Linens is complete. and very SUI
per1or for the price Handkfs and UnderYear-Ladies
and Children-al sizes and prices
JOHN I. MITCHELL.
Oh 931 Pennsylvania avenue
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Now BRtDY.-OIr elegant lines OF bali souvenirs
Sh'i programs, ,r"u aild dinner cards and opeaing
announcements OF every description.
MORRISON ( DIVA.
Stniinn.rS. \ .r.,at
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CHHDEEN'5 ovERto.TS. Eisenan Bros, 18th and E.
'SoHE HES 70 pleasure, some to business take"
Hfu!IhS SAYS y0u can combine both lii visit TO
his clothing emporium.
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Mr. VIM. NICK. Pyncheon yesterday filed, through
his attorney, Mr.. Enoch Totten, an answer to the
bill Of Laura T. Pyncheon, filed several months ago,
asking the setting aside OF divorce obtained by
her In Fredericksburg, Va, on the grounds that It
was obtained through COLLISION and fraud. She
alleged that Pyncheon had made promise to sup
port her IL she obtained a divorce, and furnished
the names OF witnesses to alleged acts OF adultery
committed by him; also that the decree OF divorce
did not give the right names of the parties, &C
MI. PyncheOn substantially denies all the charges
made against him: alleges that he paid her $500,
which he promised denies that he suggested to her
to go to Fredericksburg to get divorce, or that he
furnished her with names OF witnesses He says
that all the knowledge she ever had on the subject
OF bis alleged adultery She possessed more than a
year prior 10 her removal to Virginia. He aleg- s
that he discovered after his marriage with her that
she had been for long time on too intimate terms
with Treasury clerk, and charges her with
having in 1881 committed adultery with a member
of Congress at the Lemont house, with clerk in
the bureau OF engraving and printing at her own
house; and also during the same year with a
pension Office clerk. The defendant further states
that on March 6, 1888. he was lawfully married to
Miss Florence E. King, of Falls Church, Va, and
has since lived with her In lawful WediOCk
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TuE Fo11ow1xe D1spArcn

HAS JUST BEEN RECEIVED BY Us:
OCTOBER 81
B. II. StineDoets d Son. Washington, d. e.:
Alaska Seal Skins advanced 80 per cent to-day in
London"
Notwithstanding the rise in price Of SEAL SKINS we
will continue to sell at usual low rate having on
hand good supply Of SACQUES, ULSTERS and DOL
MANS Also, complete stock of FUR aud SATIN
LINED CIRCULARS ard DOLMANS.
FUR TRIMMING on hand and cut to order
b. 81. ST1NEMETZ & SON,
o25- I'm 1887 Penna. ave, ne 1t to cor 18th St
THO BUY THE NEWEST. THE MOST ELEGANT
Il anu Cheapest HAIR WORK i'll the city try
j. EOCHON.
Three Patents and Five Medals from Expnsitons in
Paris, Lyons and E-nn,.
CORCORAN BUILDING.
637 10TH STREET NoRTHwEsT,
Washington, d. c.
We solicit your inspection and will be convinced
OF the difference in price and quality. III
4 CAKE OF TOILET SOAP IN ADDITION WILL
"A be given
SATURDAY NEXT NOVEMBER Sd.
By the S. p. TEA co.
to every purchaser of half pound of Tea its e,liva
lent. nj D.
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SEE the advert. SemCnt OF +. Riordan. for pave
G.eTt, sc, IN another CuiuInn.
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OvERcoATs at Eizenan Bros, TIN and E.
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The Following special bargains

VIII be sold tomorrow only at r. Goldschnds, Sl2
7th ST., n. w. Cocoa door mats with red border 4lc
On Stand &c coyar ehamher hcsets assoyta
coors &c; white stone china sop jars CSC; AmeIt
can china chamber sets handsomely decorated with
moss roses and gold lines only 1885; swiss carved
side brackets only I9c., worth 35c.: decorated tea
trays 12 inches &C.; IA inches &C.; japanned coal
hods with shovel and poker a2c.: larger size Sac:
lines only ssc Il d.. worth S. 30; superior dessert
or table knives with bone handles for &c., decor
ated English china, Mother Hubbard tea SETS S.
pieces only A37, worth s650 extra large size real
majOlica cuSpadoreS sc: bottle dinner casters
&c. cut glass finger bowls lie; albums containing
pictures OF all the presidents of the United States
only 4c; tapanned cake or bread boxes medium
size Sc; large &C., extra large s5c.; baby carriages
and travelling trunks cost, also immense bargains
In house-furnisiling goods OF every description.
Bargains! Big Bargains!
tomorrow, at Clark's IA eth st. n. ". Handmade
worsted caps Sc. reduced nom &c., ladies' sleeve
Warmers health corset, &c, sold at every other
store, SIPS; heavy banloral Skirt &c. fur-top kid
and and dog skin gloves, &c, cheap at s1;0 Remem-
Der above bargains are for Saturday only, at
Clarks, 7'34 18th street northwest.
M. Augenstein, s17 9TH st. n.w.,
ever offered In Washington before: Stone china
Stop jars, &c; d. engraved gObletS CSC; stone
china chamber sets, 81 IS; fancy table mats, large
SIC: new style decorated pitchers, SIC: porcelain,
lined ppkins 23c; decorated tea sets, a pcs, s. IS:
= a. stone china cups and saucers, 4ss.; covered
y d.. white handle knives and forks, sac, worth
$50; 10 qt diShpans. lie; ~ qt, 14c IA Qt 1Sc.;
JIG qt, 23c.; at. coffee pot, 1ac; qt, lac; ct,
&c., at. covered saucepan. &c.; 3 Of, lie; d.,
14c qt., sOc.; 9 OF. covered bucket, &C. qt, Sc;
Of. 15c.; qt, 20c pint cups. &c: cake boxes,
A. 81 and &c piece; dustpans 4c extra large, &c;
graterS, pepper boxes match boxes, banks. egg
whips, Be. piece; Il d.. salt shakers with brttanli
tops, 25c.
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GHIRTS.-DoN'TF FORGET THAT THE
- MYSTERY" SHIRT
is the best Shirt for 20 cents ever offered in s or any
other country, being elegantly made The very bost
material.
This Shirt has been sold in this market for ten
and thousands of best citizens testf, " its -
per1orfty. both TO quality aud it,
Gully IS cesis for the
MYSTERY" SHIRT,
the best fitting ana most uniform IN quality d any shirt
in the market.
Sold only at
NEsINNfSS'.
AUS le02 stlssst northwest
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CHLLpEEx,s CLoTnIya a. Else.nan Bros. .th ani E

TUE RUSH for boys clothing tn the popular eStap
Hsittaent or u. Robinson & Co, 9Gg Pennsylvania
avenue, continue, UNDATED. and every cure asfr
speaks Ia the highest trns of praise Or The Spen-
did bargains made there. Tile line Oh BOYS over
cunts aIlraGis tSpccial attention.
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LUn6b0rg'S Perfumes.
Edenia, and Marcchal Mel Rose.
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THE UNION VETERAS CoEPs B,LI--rhe Union
SvJHrln Corps last cyc,in9 celebrated the opening
81 their i..w arinory at Masonic Temple by giving
slil, which Was largely attended. During the
evening handsome gold badge was presented by
tr corps. Through judge Advocate COrsil. 10 Mrs
:. H. Jc-hura Ia recognition of t:cr services in be-
hail of the Veterans camp IRE last slTtsg.
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FALL ovERsAcks at Eiseman Bros, 9Th and
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For Fine Fitting Jersey Coats
And ChidrenS uayelOcks, at bankrupt prices 60
136 1th street. I3l IOCNG'S.
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BOYS ovEEcoATs, Eiseman Bros, 9TH and E.
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FU>sELh's lee cream and Charlotte Russo.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Sur. parlor, pocket b,loineJers. Hempler's, 453
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AN OLE0MARGARINE AGENT ARRESTED. - This
morning detectives Raft and Block arrested d. L.
Schoiter. representing New York firm of manu-
Lecturers OF 0ieOmargarine, &c. on the charge OF
peinS an unlicensed commercial agent. He left
collateral for his appearance in the Police Court
The officers say that Schoter has been doing an ex-
tcnSiNe business, chat his order book shows that he
has Hooded the town wit n ono,na rvorine
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.-- Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Henry L.
Ross and Emma c. Cross; James Snyder and Mary
West. both or Occoqnan, Va; Lewis Gilbert and
Eliza Cook; H. 4 Kingsley. OF La Crosse, Wiss, and
Cora Is. Webster; John Dyson and Ida POSey.
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ACQCITTED-YeSterday Matthew Lawson, for
merly iahorer at the fifth precinct station house
was tred In the Criminal Court on the charge O
larceny OF s26D In four and half per cent govern
ment bonds and $50 in cash from Dennis A. McCar
.ny November 29th, 1852. 1t Was charged thai
Mccarthy was brought TO the station drunk aDd
that While in the cell Lawson robbed him. Thu
court remarked that there was too much doubt Il
convict The jury thereupon found verdict O
not guilty.
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FRANCIS WHEATLEYS WHI--The will OF Francis
Wheatiey. of Georgetown, which was admitted to
probate and record to-day. belueaths TO his daugh-
Ter; Marion. and to his granddaughter, Martha V.
u. Iaylor, 5000 each. The executors are empOw-
cred TO make 5l necessary deeds for the best inter
est OF the heirs At the end Of five years they are
10 arrange for an equal distribution OF the property
among the heirs. Letters teStaInenJary were issued
to Chas. Wheltley, Samuel f. Wheatiey and Wal
Ter T. Wheatley. upon 1iling bond In the sum OF
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FINE TAILORING. EiSFInan Bros, It'll and Z
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OFFICE or TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WaeHfS,ToS. ID. C.. Nov. ., 1882, 10 q. m
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RELEAsEB.-To-day Judge Smell, OF the Police
Court ON arnsicaton OF Mir. G. Darlington, released
on personal bonds the sailor. Hugh Mctilnchey,
who was sent to Jail yesterday for refusing to obey
his captains orders, that ne may ship Oh another
vessel.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-09

Secotte, the gymnast and knife
throwcr at the Park theatre, il Is stated
isa proficient in the manly ar; also,and
his friends are desirous of arranging a
friendly bout with the gloves between
him and some one of local reputc.
The match II arranged will be on the
knocking out" basis introduced 10y
Sullivan, and Il forfeit will probably
he put up and given To the opponent
who can maintain himself against
Secotte for certain number of rounds.
As 1t is simply test of enduranceand
skill and presents none ofthe sanquin-
AIRY aspects of prize fight, n set-to of
this kind would undoubtedly create
considerable interest, and call out II
large crowd 10 witness it.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-09
4 burglars IiSif.

Miles City is getting to he placed on
n footing with other metropolitan
cities for il has attractions for the
burglar rs well us all branches of pro-
fessions and trades. Friday night,
while Mrs. Naples and family were
out, her residence was visited by a
knight of the Jimmy" class who
effected an entraLce by breaking
pane of glass, and after so doing IL wBs
an easy matter for him to remove the
latch aud raise the window. He
gathered in SIS in money, pair of
gold spectaclcs and several si.iall ar
ticles of various values, the whole
amounting to $50 with which he de-
parted. The matter was reported yes
ter,!ay morning to the city guardians
and the force were on the watch.
Their watchfulness was soon reward
ed by the eagle eye of Frank Conley
alighting upon suspicious looking
character, whom he shadowed 10 the
cache where the crook had made the
'plant," and at once made himself
known by placing the gentleman un-
der arrest. He made n terrible kick
but Frank would not lie bluffed and
landed his lordship in the Jail where
he gave the name Of John Murry.
The charge put opposite to his name
was burglary. II il said he Is wanted
In Bismarck where he gave bond to
appear before the grand jury In that
place. 1t would be well hereafter for
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-09

The Northern Pacific express com
pany hs made another reduction in
rates to regular shippers only. From,
and after date express charges on but
ter, eggs, cheese, cider, fruit, veget-
ables. dressed poultry, fresh oysters,
fish and meats of all kinds will be
S4.75 per hundred pounds. All other
specialties are withdrawn. The rate
on merchandise Will still contin ue ut
81 per hundred.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-09
al persons leaving their residences in
the evening to take the necessary pre-
cautions and lock up securely.
TERRITORIAL NOTES.

Lewis & Clark county has disposed
Of lis sick and poor tor $500 II week.
The Marias river is enjoying boom
and at last reports was as high as il
was in June last.
Regular Park trains" from Living
ston were suspended December Z, to be
renewed next spring.
Stebbins, Mund & Co.'S bank at
Billings will become the First National
of Billings on January |, 1854:
Diamonds are bcing found near
Helena, $500 stone having been
picked up by miner last week.
Dick Conliff, formerly of Miles City,
was recently shot and seriously
wounded at Livingston by man
named 4. Weinholzer.
Butte dubs Billings the "Alkali
City" and says its artcsian well, now
800 feet deep, is as dry as powder
house.
Cooke City is threatened with a
famine, there being scarcely months
supply Of provisions in the camp and
the roads thence already impassable.
Owing TO the different society
cliques in Missoula they have, accord
Ing 10 the Times, three dancing clubs
aud no one Of them has enough men-
bers to form one set.
Tic Northern Pacific has paid the
tax in this county assessed on the roll
ing stock, but that on lis roadbed and
right OF way, aggregating $1,000, has
not been paid and will he contested ut
law.-Livingst"n Enterprise.
French Lena" proclaimed herself
on the public street at about = o'clock
Friday morning, and in language
more forcible than polite expressed
her opinion of the entire community.
In the police court the same morning
she pleaded guilty TO misdeneanor
and was assessed five and trimmings,
which she smilingly .liquidated.-
Butte Miner.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-09

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