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Careless Montana Cowboys.

GLENDIvE, Mont, October l6.-Sheriff
Taylor yesterday endeavored to quiet three
drunken cowboys, when he was set upon
and beaten. In the melee Clayton Wilt
comb. en- Englishman about TO locate here,
was shot. A freight conductor was also
shot in the ankle. One cowboy w. cap
.ured and lodged in Jail. Tie otue7 two
escaped.
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The CABINET MEETING.
No BusIness OF Any Importance Trans
acted.

WASHINGTON, October l6.-The Cabinet
meeting to day was short and unimportant.
All the members were present. The ques-
ton Of attending the centennial celebra-
tion at Nrwburg, Y. Y, was considered,
and the conclusion reached that owing to a
pressure Of public business it will not be
advisable for the President Or aay Of his
Cabinet to leave the city at present. The
President confirmed the sentence OF dis
miSsal in the case of Commander Frederick
r. Smith. United States Navy, tried by
court mfrtial for duplicating pay accounts,
but has mitigated it TO suspension from
the rank snd duty for one year, the officer
10 retain the present number in his grade
during that time and to be reprimanded by
the Secretary Of the Navy.
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Tvs bat interests of humanity dspsaA
on the good health of our women folks,
end yet iboss sith brightest in1ilscS
strs 10 suffer the most With ailments Pc
onlisy u ferasl: hfs. ~ veil 70 Ssnsm-
bniit up 10 proper stale Of spdgrsnos.
pinn Piles, tores. swollen limbs. monthly
pstns. and other indications Of female dis
esse, msds 10 dissppsas. and robust bssith
Of mind spd body take ths plses Of illssss
and distress. II timely uss 10 sAdS W Dr..
Guysott's yellow Dock and 6sssspasills-
II Isstorss the blood 10 perfect health, II
strepgtbens the muscular and nsfvons sys
fem. II gives tone 30 the digrs:ivs aad
urinary orgsna Il sllsys ell irriistioa OF
the mucous membrane. In word. u 10
perftc, female nSdicine. and aids every
junction of fsmsls life. No other ,AmS'l, |,
enus,s il. W.vs your druggist k-i AZ
lake 20 substitute.
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T,op WorhersID Secret Session.

CHICAGO, October 16.-The Scale Conven.
ton for the Fourth district Of the Amalga-
mated Association Of Iron and Steel
Workers, to fix the wages scale for lSSi.j. is IN
secret session here, but thus far has made no
headway, owing to the failure of delegates
from various important points to put in an
appearance. The district represents St
Louis. Milwaukee, and all Of Illinois
pprfb NJ Hallayillp
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bVIVVIVU HUAIHUEU'
Are you sure he was trustworthy ,
Rnth Wants q New Trial.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, October l6.-A motion
for pew trial of the case OF Samuel Ruth,
the defaulting cashier of the Washington
PA. Savings Bank, vas argued in the Su'
preme Court TO day. The court reserved
It's decision.
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Enirbr. MYstie I'm ConeIave.

PIrTsRukcu, October lG.-Supreme con-
clave ofthe annual order Of the Knights
Mystic met in annual session here this al
t.fpoop. Tleonly business transacted was
the discussion OF revision OF the supreme
constitution. To morrow the proposed
chspges in the supreme ritual will be con-
-
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ToA.e.o R.fn.ed O,DoppeII.

LONDON, October IG.-The COMMITTEES OF
Justjces considered the letter Of Grey
ODonnell's solicitor, in regard TO his
client being deprived Of the use Of tobsoco'
The Committee. after seeing the PRISONS
and hearing the opinion OF the prison .phR'
sicisn that ODonnell was in exceilts
tssIib refused him the use of tobacco.
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Dubois Mines i'm Full Blast.

BBArFoKD, October lG.-The R. H p,
mines at Beach Tree and Punzsutawney
are in full blast The strikers have at
tempted to interfere. 1t is rumored the
Low Grade miners are weakening. The
Pinkerton detectives have things well in
hand and but for their presence a riot ere
this would have taken place.
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Fa,oI RaiIroad CoIlision.

CIScTSSATI, cctober lG.-A special to the
Times Star from Chattanooga says: Two
freight trains c0'ljdsd twenty miles east OF
here on the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia road this n orning. Engineer
Baily and two fremen were instantly
killed.
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Rr,toIIv nurdercd In uIInois.

LINCOLN, October 16.-The body of Zora
Burns, Who had been employed as do
mestc here, was found in lane on the
outskirts Of the city yesterday. Her thro
had been cut from ear to ear and her fore
head crushed in. reward of $1,000 has
been offered by the village for the arrest OF
her murderer, but no clue as yet has been
discovered
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NcUIsoetothe Seaboard.

CmcAGo October l6.-The Wabash Com.
psny has opened freight line to the sea-
board, to be known as the Eastern Short
Line 1t runs over the Baltimore and Ohio
to its junction with the main road, and
then over the main line and connections to
nat rnit anH flp i st
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A BIG STEEL ENTERPRISE.
Incorporated Wiiha stock OF $4,000,
600 Yesterday.

IntOTpOTAIPU " IIhh MUCK Oi Sf'OOVs'
600 Yesterday.
Cm,AGo October lG The Union Steel
Company was Incorporated at Springfield
to day, with a capital stock of S4,6O0,OOO.
This is the company organized to purchase
the plant of the Union Iron and Steel Com
psny. The plan is that the creditors shall
take fifty cents on the dollar cash, or take
preferred stock in the new company. All
The creditors have agreed to this with the
exception of those holding about $4,000 OF
the 81, S2l 900 of the old Indebtedness, and
new subscription books will be opened in
a few days, The daEe for the resumption
Of work at the mills is still very indefinite.
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Death Of a PrsnineD, Citire'A-

NORWICH, CoxS., October l6.- James
Lloyd Greene. eyed IS, 3 prominent citizen
and manufacturer. mayor for thre terms.
and the Republican candidate for Govern
or in 1875. did suidrniy in the Adiron-
dack mountains, Of pneumonia
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Cbeapest Fashion Magazine in the world,
la0 large Plates, pages new music, 100
eperavings each issue. Fifty cents per
yesr: single copies Il cents. SrRAEsaioGs
4 CLoTniER, Eighth sEa AsIE2t stteet',
Philadelphia,
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a Dsed of Tpust

d~sp up disi ling 900 among the ehh-
drsn OF the IN "a whom he had wronged.
Two men tHr ~ his life had learned Of tho
en- be tzzlemsn I, but never spoken. He re-
anirsd. ss a condition precedent 70 the
mat the I, n Of the restitution be pub
lisbed, 70 bat be might stand confessed be.
fore the W. )rId. and bis memory he cleared
before the 10 men, A few days after every
thing bsd been arranged he died and bis
toIicitors In carrying out his wishes, wrote
to Mrs. J ishbrooEe.
"Ipds ID" said Mrs. AshbroSks st tbs
Girsrd House last nisht, Il was surprised
when | IsneiYed
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Onihreak ofTrichinOsis,

LONDON. October 16.-Au outbreak OF
trichinosis isTeported at Ermsleben, PTus-
ian sa1ouy. One hundred and eigary
er ons are suffering. There were four
raa'hR
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.ANoTHER BRIDGE FOR WHEELING.
A Board Of Engineers 20 Consider It's
AdNisAbility.

WASHINGTON, October 16.-The board
of engineer officers, composed of Lieu
tenant Co.onels Cyrus B. ComstCe :,
Godfrey Weitzel and William E. Merrill,
have been appointed to meet in New YORK
to consider and report upon the plan and
location of a bridge across the Ohio river a;
Wheeling, w. Va, to be constructed by
the Wheeling and Harrisburg Railroad
Company.
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A PREACHER FOR HALF ACENTURY.
DF. Prime Observes the Golden ABni
yersAry OF His Life In the Pulpit.

HP, Prime Observes the Golden Ami
yersary Of His LJEe In the Pulpit.
BEDFORD. WestChester county, y. y,
October Is The Rev. S. Iren~nus Prime,
u. D., editor OF the New York Observer,
having completed the fiftieth year OF his
ministry, preached in the Presbyterian
church here yesterday, where half cen.
tury ago he delivered is first discourse,
and was invited TO come back to the same
place and commemorate the semlcenten.
nial anniversary The sermon was con-
densed history Of the chief events in the
life of the church within the half century,
and a comparison of the present moral
condition of the world with what it was
fifty years ago. He
Alluded TO the Fact
that be is now the oldest in service Of all
the editors of newspapers, religious or Sec
ular, in the city of New York, having en-
tered the New York Observer in 1910. All
the ministers of the Presbytery of New
York who were members when in that
year he Joined it, are now dead, except
himself, The sole survivor, he has seen
them all pass away. Among them and IN
the other Presbyteri OF the city, his ss-
;s0ciates, and the most OF them his warm
Spersonzl friends, were .Drs. Spring, Phil
lips, Potts, Alexander, Krebs, Mason, NC
Eiroy, Feters. Badger, Charles Hall, Joel
Parker, SkinDer, Robinson, Asa d. Smith,
II. i. Smith, Brigham, Es5tmau, Hallock,
Cooke, ROBBERS, Cox, Adams, Hatfield and
many others, all gone.
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ENGLISH IMPORTED BaUFEs.
They Meet In the Ring in n Brooklyn
Sporting H8use.

NEW YORK, October l6.-Tom Barnes and
Tom King, English pugilists, engaged in a
prize fight at two o'clock this morning for
a purse of SlCO in a notorious sporting
house in Brooklyn. Barnes was seconded
by Jimmy Murray and Joe Scowle, while
Jim Driscoll and John Woods performed
similar service for King. The fight was
governed by the rules Of the London prize
ring. Thirty seconds rest WAS allowed be-
tween each round. Sixteen rounds were
fought in eighteen minutes and at the end
King had enough and acknowledged him
self beaten
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r.,.h-a,.d R.c.r For Sale.

New YoRx, October l6.-Heene's csle'
brated racer, Foxhall, now in England, is
for sale.
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A Costly Property Changes Hands.

PIrrsBUReH, October l6.-The BesSeme'
steel works located at Homestead, Pa,
were sold to-day to Carnegie Brothers, &
Comnapy. of the Edgar Thompson steel
COMPANY. The basis of the sale is said 10
he q ON ON0
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A Horrible Deed.

LANCASTER, Pa, October l6-Winifred
and George Smith. brothers, aged - and
l., residing in CUumbiS, called at the res
idence of Henry Struck during the night
When Struck appeared they disemboweled
him. The murderers we're arrested.
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ByFRY ora rhc9ld tell his reighhnr that
ihs best rSD~-dS for cCTin- courhy ani
ca!cS srI-te only sure cure fUT coo'-urnp
iiDs, il In. %is1Arrs BI''sna III VIZ
F.1fr. I: IL T'rsESu; 10 ''ks n Ts-y
NrlL!rg aud ieaiiDg ia its elect
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DKLEyAN. Wis, Sept y. lS7

cELEfhN. WIS, S@pS ~
GExrs--l have taxed not quite one bottle
OF the Hop Bit,ers, VS. a fresie old
man OF IS when / got il. To d9y am a.
active snd Zee as vel S. did St ~
ser great .csay tSsI deed E2g5 = ms d
C.He, " p''1~'
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,rras,ss ON His Own confession. -

CHICAGO. October l6.-Florence Il. Peters
cashier for Lyon & Healy, dealers in must
cal instruments, was arrested last night
after making a confession that he had
used $4,000 Ot the firms money and lost
IL at faro,
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Ce,eWayo,s sand Repulsed.

DrRGAN, October l6.-The remnant Of
King Cetewayo's party, having asseuolei
with the inten ton of rsscuing CeteWayo
from the Inkank kla bush, where be had been
hiding, Chief Usibepu, whose forces nave
been watching the borders OF the reserve
near Cabsnanco, surprised and Slaughtered
one-half of their number.
Cetew wayo surrendered to the British and
will be conveyed 10 Natal.
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Indian Chief. Going 70 washiBgteu,

CHICAGO, Oc.ober l6 Major c. Newell,
Irdisn sgent al the Spotted Tail reserva'
ton, is in The city, accompanied BY three
Cbieis er route 10 Washington, 70 urge
sesinst throwing tie reservation open to
Satfierz
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shot His FaIher.in.LAw.

DEXTER, Me-, October l6.-Willard c.
Bray, of Garland, was probably fatally shot
by his son-in-lsw, named Decker.
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R,sa,ea Win BnIIets in arkansas.

CINCINNATI, October l6-Th Times Stars
special from Little Rock. A. T., ssys: Wyatt
Amsp. who killed Saundo r. BIounI while
resisting arrest on Si,ur dsy, was caught
last night. and, stteRp' .ng 10 escape, was
riddled with bullets.
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WASHINGTON cREMAToRY At WORK.

The Remains OF DR.. Blumenthal Re-
duced TO Ashes.
PITTSBURGH, October 16.-A Washington,
Pa, special says: The remains of DR..
Charles E. Blumenthsl, Of New York, ar
rived this afternoon and were at once
taken to Lemoyne's furnace and cremated.
The body was accompanied by a knight
Templar escort from Mary Commandery, of
Philadelphia. of which the deceased was
Past Commander. The ashes will be sent
to Carlisle, Pa, for burial,
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SEy YotK Octobsr is-Jobn Dillon, long
the s,focia'e Of Psrnell in London In the
Lesyue movement, ssys no "po'itieh aiz
nifrsrcs" stischss IN his IDiiion'sj Vii. %
this country. lie viii not uake sFe=caes
in this County.
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RRsR Rail,

Providence, 4; st. Louis,
NeiropolitaRs, 3; NeE Yorks, 5. Darkness
ended game
BuFslos, 7; Allegheny 1.
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Cbi,holu Depied a View Trtsl.

NEwAuK. n J., October ia new trisI
has been denied John Chisholm, convicted
of numbering his wife, and he was Sen
Ienoed to be hanged November 2ed.
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Excitement In the CoHee harkei-
INV HORE, October 16-There is much
excitement in the coffee market.
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lie recommends tue nlleu o|ateS
yEalifAry be Made Available,
Performed Their DutIes
fs;tbf1lIy and. he thinks, effectually.

faithfully, and, he thinks, eHectuaIIy'
The Governor, continuing, shows that
polygamy is common, the Church holds
property fifty times in excess OF what IS
allowed by law; that there is really an
ecclesiastical government dsfying United
States authority. The communication is
lengthy and states its points strongly.
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Good New. for Ar..rissn shippers.

PARIs October IS Prime Minister Fer
~, in 9 speech st Hsvre, foresbsdoved the
vIthdraUai Of We present embargo upon
the p.ItAtiou u American bacon.
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NOUFELLES DE PAkTOUT.

Les faatcs donnees a roccasion de
la Tambola de PUHnion Francaise,
commencement aujourd'hui, a Pope
RI par un grand Concert promenade
ct sc t%ermireront demain, diman-
che, par lie tirage de Ia loteric.
Nicolas Adolphe Knobloch. natif
de Thibodaux ct I'M DIES membres
de rUnion Typographique, estmort,
lie Is de c e mOis, d la NOuyelle-Or-
leans, de Ia picote.
EOrganisation de rExpOsitiOn
Universelle de Cotton est complete.
Cette Exposition s'Ouvrira lie Ter
decembre 1884 ct sc fermera lie Ter
moi 1885.
LIE West End ct lie Fort Espagnol
sont devenus lie rendezvous de tous
les citadins qui mont pas lie moyen
d'aller visiter les villes d'eaux.
All Texas les vaches sc vendent
de SIS 4 $3.50 ; les laitieres de $50
4 40 ; les chevaux de Ii a IA mains
ct au-dessus, $40 a % ; les chevaux
dresses de IA mains, $50 d 40 ; les
mulets de Il a IA mains, $50 d 30.
Les troupeaux ct les chevaux sc
vendent en- bloc q $40 par .tete.
Tn marsonin ayant 10 pieds ct
peasant plus de 800 livres a etc trou-
We II la PLACE de Spring Lake,
New-Jersey. Apres avoir etc har-
ponne, tue ct prepare, il a etc en-
voye III professeur Brian, 4 Wash
ington.
NJ. de G~eoffroy, representant de
la France devant la Commission
DIES reclamations Franco-Ameri-
Gaines, d Washington, etc rempla-
&c par NJ. Lefevre consul-general, a
New-YOrk.
Dams la soiree du Ii mai, 90, 900
livres de fraises ont etc expediees
de Chattanooga, Tennessee, a Gin
cinnati, New-York ct Philadelphia
II Boston 60 femmes asses
sees a plus de 100000, 5 a plus de
100000, ct 2 q plus de 41,OO0,0O0.
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ELEvAGE DIES VERs A Solo,
Grace d r6nergie deploy6e par NJ
j.. Herbelin, pelevage des vers a
sole commence 4 prendre pimpor-
lance quill merite. II existe d6jA
dams Quelques pa~roisses de PEtat
temperatures magnaner;es qui don.
nent DIES produits aussi beaux qu'-
ell Europe. NJ. Herbelin cite les
cocons prOvenant de la magnanerie
de Nine de Porter, parOisse St.
jacques, ct ceux provenant de celle
DIES sGurs du Mont Carmel, de Thi-
bodaux. Or done, VI importance
que cette industrie dot prendre
parmi nous, dams un temps plus GU
moins rapprocle, nous conseillons
aux habitants d%'ajouter cette nou-
velle industrie 4 leurs travaux ha-
bituels. II NY q rien i perdre ; au
contraire il y a tout 4 gagner, car
lis sont Il meme d'Gcoulcr facilement
leurs prOduits. Pour dOnner une
idee de la manierc don't sc fait Get
Cleavage, nous lemons d la DISPOSE
tons DIES personnes qui desirent s'y
livrer, un pamphlet renfermant tou.
ties les instructions necessaires pour
mener cette enterprise i bonnie fin.
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1
de la nouvclle sale st. Joseph q ell
lieu dams la soiree de dimanche der
nier, par une representation drama
/ tique ct musicale d laqnelle nos ar
|tistes amateurs les plus en- renom
ont prete leur concours. La bande
Ste. C6cile entr'autre, compOsee de
nm. O'Sullivan, Hingle, +. Perrin,
IA. Perrin, L. J.. Meyer, ct Trone, a
fat radmiratiOn detOus les dilettan-
Il qui assistaient a cette sOiree.
Dams rapres-midi, quelqes heu-
res avant lie lever du rideau, les
amis du Rev. Chas. Menard etaient
leunis dams rancienne sale st.
Joseph ct degustaient avec dG1ice
8e grand diner qui await etc prepa-
|M 1 leur intention.
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8 charlottesville. u. d. Ter
|Rbonne, agent de la cOmpagnie lie
'steamboats qui navigucnt dams lie
|Bayou Lafourche, 81 charge du re-
Aouyrement de tOute SOrte de recla-
|nations. Les references que nous
Innblions an has de son annOnce,
sont un t4moignage sufisant de In
Eoufance qu'on pcut METRE dams lie
'Cant. U. d. TerrebOnne.
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CREVASSE FOURNIER.-C C,

\ CREvASSE FOURN1ER.- COnfOr-
mement a une petition signee par
Ede nombreux citoyens, lie Jury de
Police s'est assemble mardi dernier
|et a approprie $1,000 pour fermer Ia
|creyasse Fournier ct avanc6 une
|somme de $1,000, laquelle somme,
sur promesse du gouverneur ct du
Bureau des Ingenieurs, devra etre
|remboursee par rEtat.
LIE comite charge de conduire les
|trayaux Sc compose de NM. Sos
theme Folse, Wallace Lefort ct Ellis
Les travauX devrOnt com
fmencer aussit6tque lie niveau actuel
de reau du bayou aura baisse de
dix 4 douze pouces.
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ARREsTATIoN.-M ardi dernier.
kinhur Weber Il etc arrete ct anne
Ia devant lie JUICE de- paix, L.. p.
|Caillouet, accuse d'avoir vole, 4 son
Eancle VALERIE Roger, I'm porte-mon-
,sie renfermant environ $500.
luras paudition DIES t6moins raccu-
- a etc conduit Ell prison pour v
|sttendre la prochaine session crimi-
sseIle de In Cour de District.
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TOTTELLES

.FALARME.- Lundi dernicr, vers
n heures du matin, la clochc d'a-
.rme appellant les pompiers a leur
i.voir. Tn commencement d'incen-
IL s,etait declare dams Ia cuisine de
m. L. J. Meyer, pres du Canal
|Grsce d Ia promptitude avcc Ia
nellie les rompiers ont r6pondu a
|gappel, lie fen q etc promptement
Eteint ct les dommages pcu consi-
Enables.
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VENTEs.-Les %propri6tes foncie-
ns. dependant de Ia succession de
Zen B. F. Holden, ont etc vendues
smedi dernier Arenchere publique.
sUH6tel, Franklin House, situe a
rencoignure Market ct st. Louis, a
Et6 adjuge a John McCullah pour
$3.50; lie terrain a pencoignure st.
Louis ct Main, a Braud & Legendre
pour $1,655, ct lie terrain vide Y
~sttenant ct faisant face a Ia rue
Main d Justin Gaude pour 5000.
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CONCERT.-C'est jeudi proclaim,
Re 81 de &c mois, que doit avoir lieu,
On Firemen's Fair Grounds, la foire
|dOnnee an benetice de rH6pital de
Charlie. LIE Prof. Il. Chol etant
charge de lapartie musicale de cette
Esoiree, c'est dire que les morceaux
|eeront bien chOisis ct admirable
nent executes par les personhes
|qni ont embarrassment ofsert leur
|%concours L cette puvre charitable.
Les Bullets garnis de toute sorte
&c friandisese ct de acknowledgements
Eeeront tenus par les danes toQjours
Ercmplies de devouement lorsquil
|sagit de faire lie bien. Tout jusqu'-
E,ci fait done esperer que les mobiles
e1orts fats par lie comit6 d'organi-
saaOn serOnt cOuronn6s du success
~ est en- droit d'attendre pour une
awe aussi eminament philanthro-
que.