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Sheriff Sale {!
PAUL MCCORMICK, ct. al.

~ "NNONMINhl ct. At.
VS..
AhE COLLAR MINING & IMPROVEMENT Co.
10 be sold at Sheriff's sale on the 18th dav of
Jung, 1oS3, at : O'Clock p. m. of said day, at The
Collar mil, in Meagher county, Montana TERRITORY,
the following described property, to-wit:
one ~ 2O-stamp, wet crushing silver mill. with
ihe continuous or Boss pan process; One III Cor
loss engine; two () tubular boilers; one III M, 4
hhewies pump; one C) sampling mill, Complete.
one ~ furnace with two large retorts, eomplete!'
one boarding house, about 25x60 feet, together VIII
the Collar mill site, containing five G) acres more ar
less. VIC
W. D. CAMERON.
by " "; Sheriff of Meagher Co.
Special Deputy
Dated May 10Th, 1884. AZ
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Strayed or Stolen.

From Big Casino mill, Sunday, May 18th, one
gray horse, branded with combined AID on right
hip. Weight: about 1000 pounds. Also one black
horse with three white feet and white face. Weight:
about LOCO pounds.
Parties finding SAME and delivering to the under
signed, or giving information as to where they can
be found, viii be Literally rewarded.
W. II. WATSON,
RcedSfoTt, NJ. T..
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Maiden Reduction COMPANY.

thursdays mail brought Il letter from
the authorized agent of the Maiden
Reduction, Company, w. p. Brainerd.
containing information of such n char
acter as to require a special meeting of
the trustees, to consider its contents
and take action forthwith. A majority
OF the trustees met in A. O. u. w. hall
at $3.50 +. NJ, and after listening to
contents ofthe letter from Mr.. Brainerd.
stating: that the smelter could be DUR
chased for So ,100; that a check of 81. 900
must accompany order, and the re-
mainder deposited in n bank subject to
order OF manufacturers; that it required
thirty days to construct machinery
ready for shipment after order was
received, ETC.; the trustees unanimously
resolved to have the secretary order
the manufacture of the smelter at once
and draw a check for 81, 200, in favor of
Frazer d Chalmers, both of which were
sent on Wednesdays mail. This order
VIII reach its destination, Chicago, next
Monday, and thirty days from that
date, July 9th, the machinery for the
Maiden Reduction Company will be
loaded on the cars ready for shipment.
In the meantime considerable hard
work has got to be done by every mem
Der OF the company to raise the remain
ing S2,lOO, required to be paid before
freight leaves Chicago. TO do this {
y second assessment on subscribed !
will be levied, and parties dele 7
visit various points to sell as p
nuch more rs possible. With what /
remains in the treasury, after making q
he LIST payment of $1,000, the COM n
oany should experience but little a
rouble IN raising the balance by the a
ime it will be required, and thus avoid n
I'll unnecessary delay in shipping and Il
the smeIter on the grounds and
IA operation. =
The cash stockholders should bear in
mind that a Urge number who have
ubScribed stock, have done so with the
understanding that they are to pay for m m
in labor, and a sufficient amount of al
lbor has been secured in this way to
'Ht up all necessary buildings, build
itches, ETC.. that will be needed, thus
equiring no outlay of money after the
Machinery arrives here. Considering fo
fact that over 1000 shares have 60
cen taken, it would appear that the vi
of 60 per cent. would place $4,000 III
4 the treasury, but $50 of the shares SD
epresent labor, which to the company,
hen required is as good as cash, yet,
t the present time, will not answer
he purpose of a medium of exchange. =
has cash subscribers can readily see
he necessity of a second levy and the
We of Il few more shares for cash to
Ieet the present needs of the company.
By the present arrangements, allow
three weeks for transportation, the
nelter will land in Warm Springs
ulch about the 30th day Of July: and
7 the latter part of August, turning al
at and shipping bullion. God speed Of
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Taken up.

Taken up, one stray two or three year old roam
mare, branded r on left thigh, comparatively gem
tie. The same can be had by proving property
and paying charges, at California Ranch; Six miles
below Chamberlain's, Meagher county, Montana.
46 ID. w. BOWEN.
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Notice of Final Entry.
LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, NJ. ia
May 30th, 1884.

- " IN
May Both, 1884.
,tollee Is hereby given that the ollowing-named
NH PROOF IN support Of his claim, ana that said
pFo1l VIII be made before l.. Rotwitt, Deputy CIert
81 tne % JUDICIAL District Court. Montana Terri
9prlngS' on Thursday, July 18th, 1884, viz:
WINFIELD s. HATCH,
Who made Homestead application No. 1850. fer tho
u sEA' the SEA SEI section II, and MEL NEII
section IA, township Is, y. Of r. ICE. H|4
lie names the following witnesses TO nrovo bis
residence upon, and cultivation al
Sald land two Of whom viii testify on SATURDAY,
at LewistOwn, Meagher county. Montana taP III
1iaIK -. shipman, and Henry L. Shipman Of
fhlIbTook' and John r. Mason, and Oscar Iock-
woos, 81 cottonwood P. o., all Of Meagher county.
i. Atkinson. Register
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To Whom It May Concern.

This is to certify, that the "Cone Butte and Moe
casln' roundup, passed n resolution at its Spring
meeting that III consequence Of their range being
already oyerstocked, they would not brand or
roundup with any new corners on their range.
IL. Z. BROOKS, President,
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Taken Up.

Slhe 70 my ranch on Dog Creek, about Nav 18th
-, one sorrel pong, bald face, branded s ~, botb
shoul1ers and q or c on both hips. Owner CON
nave same by paying charges.
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$500 REWARD,

we will pay a reward of three hundred dollars
dor any information that will lead to the arrest and
convection OF any person or persons, who shall steal
brand, or drive away, any horses with our brand.
viz; ! on left hip. No sale to be recognized
unless brand is vented. Vent-salne brand on left
shoulder. Range-NcDonald Creek.
SELIGMAN, BAILEY & KENNETH,
FORT MAGINNIs, NJ. T..
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AgriiuE's HkNCaMEN,
Nav YoRK, May % About siStv mem
bero .o' the commlstee .o' Oae Hundred
appointed 10 attend the Chicago oos.
von'irn In accordance with resolu-
ton Of the meeting Of basioess msn
10 URGE the nomination OF President Ar
thur, started for Chicago today. Three
Pullmen care were provided for tho
delegation. Among ,hose on thp
rsis ore: Cornelius y. Bi@, David
Do"s, II. o. srmour, Lsgrand b. Canon,
q. K. Ayn.v, X q Dan, William D)wd,
n. q CI.niu, G riT,ny, Il. II. Lmml.
down and John II. 5tarn.
CHICAGO. May D;-Amone The Later
arrivals OF delsrs'es 30 the
naticrrl convention, ware the following:
W, X. Pleasant, one of the kahone dels-
cation hom Virginia, who com's in
advance to consult with tn"
nstionsl committee on the question
VIII. her his delegation or the Dszsndor'
del. CATION 10 admitted 10 sesta, Colcnsl ~.
Il. Shaw Il. a. Coslgny snt j. :. Ciartsor,
editor of tho St,ts Register, OF Dss Aoipes,
the advance guard OF tn, low. delegation
The remainder will arrive Saturday,
and will bsve their hesdGusr
ters at the Sherman house. There
hr heeu considerable Ia k here aud eie.-
Ehrrs during the past few days
bout the admission OF proxies
10 the CONVEX tlon, but Secretary
NaTtin % the rational committee, says
there will ne no Grange from rho rulss that
have heretofore governed conventions, snd
that no proxies viii be sfmittcd. Auoog
'hosa mentioned for oh ,,rmAu OF the CON
veut,0u nrr senator Oailum, Of Illinois; q.
4. Gros, 81 Peopsyiv .pts; Uulgsee.m.u Il.
q. Hor-. OF Michigan; George Willipm Gu.
is ql New YORK, ana C1ngrossmpn Nc
kinney, ct Ohio.
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FfOISAM.

Delicious eating; Whittsker's Ster hame.
until the 9th OF June.
Buy Whit.aker's Star hams only, II you
want to eat something toothsome.
Tho CASE Of the state vs, Willis Adems,
emerged with murder, will be called Monday
ia tho district court.
One mound al Whitaker Star hams will
90 81 tar 40 two pounds OF ireeh beesi and
tho difference Ia taste isimmone.
Itis So ans snd the heath officer should
ev,tl .aungly 90 TOR tnOvs parties who make
Sauth Lamar Gtrect point Tor dun.ping
iil.h.
All sistings at NrClcllsn's, 75. Main
.tr-st. phntogrsnhicSi.y tpoasing. are
a,sd. inst .ntGoeousiy and his pictures are
- -igsnt.
M p.a-at medicine advertising by Nc
Tl.ilsn, 7O5 bAiu street. lie 50 "suicav
hus.nr@s" His photos spsk volumee In
dis p'pis.
HcCl-ll.n 10 The vsserrn rhn.nsrsj Jls~--
yp,r.~,ic and tirr,r., Nog will nave q ed
hir 'iu me issd." but always lcoding,
7l5 Y 10 .,r~-t.
man TEL into srl' II the corner OF Main
ans hsrtet s'rs-a yes,-rdsy M 'ralsg ADD
II t,ok = deal 81 rdahisg and O goot coss
right
loNn 9. wit-.r hiss NOW % sssk a 4 M
a--ors sent ~ j1nn seat csIrtss,s, sasr y
and Nh ..,op.. sl., /, snll - - ssuls5aksl
Urn and sprfoe wssoss, stc. II yea wsnI
10 buy q rood vehicle call ~ us Elm street
ara don't zoe i,rr.t it.
Colcuel J. n. smrs-, purchases OF ID
~. Smith ysrte-6sy ne let -ssi 81 OdveI
a Ghggs' bsas ~hic, Il 90 IL ret o.
| YsAiAc avsnss, q . nsst ca Eisa by D'
bet dssp for 81 900 cash. He vii shortly
hsvs Q Inc burnsss building sreots< o. II
| a Srfvsss bal will be stvsa Saturday
svpnine, Nay slit, at ths Planters house
csrper II Elm street AMI rsxs, Truck rail-
rsss. opsesfts car vnk, In Esst Dali -
lF-u~fsk G-szsr. prssfise-. Adnisrsr
fty e-rs Thsr. will be sslssdid bsn'
IA attendance.
McGinnis, Bernard d Moeinals, ~ Dole
rsdo City, Tsxs., ara or.rtss tor sale |, 1sI
scrps q rsed rch land adjoining Oclors
Civ ~ 81 yer sore, ons-ssif cs'h, balsnc
10 ess 49, ~, ys~. This lend = ~
sais .nvsaiasnp ~ 80 pr Aca> Ties pas
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aARA Eg ma IN n WEgl RkA SIT SPEEDILY Cures
MB ~ HAE H. UEESV ENHE II \ collie, Choe, q
wv EH HWHkN MTHEe FNEEH Morbus, Cramps
Wv W w 10 0nGaa W IN @ A~H E1 TluX, Diarrhoea
etc, and is the BEST PAIN KILLER and READY RELIEF
ever sod. Price Fifty Gents, at all dealers
Wholesale by OR NWDUS DRUG co. Dallas, Texas.

Of the fourth regiment, during the riot A.
Cincinnati. The reIort OF the adjntan..
general wac made this afternoon IL be-
lieves tho officers werN guilty. OF offences ne
follow: Colonel +. ID. Mott. Of incuinps
iencv aud disobadinpce OF orders; Llsutan-
ant Colonel II. Pnillips. leaving command
wilhvus Ori'rE Adjutgnt W. Is. Anderson,
absence without leave and diecbodionco OF
ordss; Csptphr W II Wooster. d-seitlon aud
dslb' disncs % orders; Lieue nsnt W. II.
Onoklos, zbs.nGa without leave; Lieutenant
Cbatlts W. Guokir, company RI, iotox.ca'
ton; Lieutenant John Walters, com Dauy
II, assort on. The report recommends the
di,b.ndlag OF ths tourth regiment aud that
those officers against whom there are
no charges DO taken MS u nucleus of q new
one
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BOUND FOR THE pESirANrIARl.

Gsora0 OalesDy, transporting agent oil
the psnitsntisry, arrived yeaterdsy morn
ing from Wise courty with tho iollowlrg
prisoners, con victed, Nj route 10 The state
prisop, al Risk. Their names ages, native
state. ths crime for which tuey are con
vic,ed, ara ~ follows:
j. G. Wilson, white, 10 yasra ot Missouri;
Assault % kill and hoTsa thief 30 wears.
Robpr, Clar. white 81 yeAIl, OF Colorado,
th-.t OF hor.e. II yests.
Bill BNr', colored, 50 years, OF Missouri;
assault 10 k,l,. 2yesrs.
Charlie Grssn. white, SO years, of Texas;
that OF horse, IL years.
II. H. Crossword, white, % wears, OF
Texas; murder sbd theft Of hnIsa. % wears.
SsnGiard Moore. coored, FROM III Is .cnun-
~, q years, OF Texas; assault Tn kili D
years.
W. ]. Rlgnev, % years, Of Mississippi
thait oi horss, yasrs.
o b Ru-soll, ~ ysare, GI Georgia; as
ssult to murder, years.
George Bear, % years, of Texas thelt CT
horse, VOWS.
jim t.yrnss, 10 yearl, Ct New York. theft
OF monsy. . years.
The last named four arc from Callahan
county.
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A white woman has been among tho
Indiaus OF this state for four years now.
From n porson who knows If tho osuses
which ,Sd TO this strange freak wa give
what fnlloes. Tho woman Is apparently 80
yoars 81 sge, baS very pleasing but dissi.
ps,ed FAC. She wears tight fitting tnded
morning wrapper, throueh which the out
lines OF q perfectly modol figure are dis.
c,ruible She ~ to in u strange silly, man
nor; but this NAV be sscr,bed Ia en- b sETss -
u,eut, resulting from her singular choice II
position Upon being asked ~ so wbct
motive induced her TO abandon the .ocisty
and customs OF her own kind, an
replied that the unslDdD,-ss snd deceit
which she encountered among the white
people pfompteI her 70 A4lnE WIN
RAGS which, II they did not possess the
c,vil'z .tion and ciinement Of her osn, ~
lsest we're more sincere and slf.ction.ts ~
their nature. She Ia very shy about r.
lstirs anything respecting her former
cou.aa Of Ire aud relatives, bul th'S much
vss NJ lsngth vormed out OF her by con-
siderable diplomatic maneuv"rint: Her
hoina is In San Francisco. When shs Wa
% wars Of xge she wB cd a'grry by the
promise OF N Griage; hut She promise WA
ueYer fulfilled. She vent from bd 30
eprsA. until one day she met mgu who,
in spiss Of her fallen condition, prop isoA
marriage 20 her. A vSddiDg suco6scsd tho
proposal Tbs honeymoon, bow, ver WA
very orisf, Indeed.
She had been Welded but u month when
her hu sbAnd began a system OF the most
irhumnn sbnsss and cruslnes toward her.
For two wears she stood this, but a. Length
when the 20 wretch could stand II no
Longer, sLs sued for divorce, which wss
granted. Aster this She began .resd +
csresr Of soapdon than ever. Wnerev.r
che wsrI she met with nothing but uuk nd
poss, rsbuffs and kots. She drlitrd TO
Prssoot,, Arizona territory, in company
~i,a y low 4nd vulgar orosd, and sbore on
Asr.d Q dsnos-houso ~ the slGr sttrach"r,
Asont i've years rao eho came
to, iEsvsds, oseills,ing betwesu EIrrk',
Austiu snd Carson. Alter h-N-
ing bad ssus ssrlous d,fhnulty with iS'r
lover abs Sccid ID upon taking 10" step
che ms. A. Irs, tbs iohixns h-eitstsu ~
satinG her OTTO ths.r fold, but her peFsi' :
,sp,s 10 the m at.-r ives productive OF snc-
css4 Sue oopcl ndsd ny saving that potn-
isr in tbs world would NOW induce hrr 20
rssusas her former Dif., however hrigth ,he
prcs sssss IA 'gnt rs psia,ed for her. HeF
oaus could not De learned. She hs.
.vold.d white men ADD women Stree she
sdo,tsd hsr nsv mods Of life. fearing arTss'
sad s,mpnlslon to sors+ke her pr'~en'
am uauien,, sho, ,he Mid. we're entirely
suited 70 M. tassc san Frsnctsco Chron'
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C0UNTRY'S CAPITAL.
Judge Hancock IL Not Candidate TO-
Rcnomina,iOp.
mr.. wellborn aud uis CommItiee-Per'
sOnal Mention.
Proceedings Of Congress Miscellany.
TLNAs TOPIIS.

WAsuISGroS. Nay 70 - Specihl. l-'ol'
onel W,uborn succeedcu TODAY 10 prevsnI-
in, MI adiournmaul over unfit Saturday,
that being the Jay appointed tor coneider.-
ton OF busiucas rom his committee, wnios
involves ona or two matters Of consl6ers6ie
importance ~ Torss
Th,rs Was not . quorum ~ the house
commit,pa ou rivers add hsrbOrs prssegt 10
H. ar the Galveston deco water COMMITTEE
a. insny members bavc gons 40 Chicago.
Mr.. ]. ID. Skinner left Tor Galveston 70.
night. -.
He in rot q candidate for reno siihsuon for
A pe,itloa for the rcll-itf c. II. Morgan,
poatnaster nj Ndr.ufa, los loss bv lie, NHs
nressnted hy Mr.. Rrsgsn.
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pect a creditable exhibit at that great
worlds fair, and Il the nlsns OF the chief
commlssloLer are properly supported they
will not bg disappointed. There ought TO
be an organized effort put forth In this
county To place our resources heiosa the
millions VINO will visit New Orleans. IL
over had TO place the superior merits OF
Limsstone equity bsiore those Who are
sssking homes and investments In the west.
Sir. Munger, our commissioner, should try
hln inventive gsnlus 90 plan by which
Limestone would stand In the front rank of
Texas exhibitors. We IRE sure he would
rscsivs the hearty cooperation OF the citi-
Zsns al every section OF the country.
TfLmo.lons Nav Era
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rnni EARN CnNNICrs.

The following prisoners convicted wers
taken 10 tho poor fam yesterday morning
by Superintendent fitzpatrick sni Rnards,
10 serve on, the iines imposed on them;
Amanda Robinson, assault in two caees,
given seventy dsyso on the farm.
Laura Davis, v.grsncy thirteen DAYS.
Henry Beavers (colortdl theft under $50,
escaped county convict.
T.. NJ. Fisher (solorcd), aggravated as.
SAINT. sent nm 10 work ont fine OF 500 aud
cost.
Jack Williams, aggrav -ted assault. TO
serve out fne OF f25 and cost
Charles Lockwood, theit IN two cases and
aggravated assault; 10 eervo 500 days Oh the
farm.
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THAT AIisnN CASE.

Charlie Peters, the 10 ycar.old boy who
was arrested and lodged IN Jail several dayr
since on the charge and his confession that
he was the party who fred Clancey's shirt
factory. was yesterday released by order Of
the grand jury, which failed 10 tind the
proof sufficient to held him. Young Peters
made q clean breast fthe whole Oilsir 20 the
grand Jury aud rumor has II that he i'm
plicated other parties in the matter. Doe
party was arrested = few days since on the
charge of being implio,,ed, but has since
been released The erand jury propose
giving the matter thorough sitting.
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OF the inbors addressed the delegates pres
ont, some thirty Ia rll, ind gave them
mo very Kind ana wholesome adj
vice ~ TO how they should
conduct themselves, and NJ
To their dutieH 90 their ministere aud
brother mem Der. oi iha church. He COZ.
ouded by extending 10 all hearty invita-
tion to attend reception that evening ~
hia residence, rendered The visiting dele
gales and their irlansf, ~ TIE ladies oi -.
Matthew'S cathedral. A inl report Of the
proceedings will appear In Sundays HEs-
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DETROIT, Men Nay % F "a at Spring
Lake last night ourDsd tho dry kiln 81
cutter Il SAvidass mill some $4,000 feet a.
Lumber and iiye l3 80 car, o" tn' rs''toS'
The WOODEN mil, e. Alma burned les'
right, had bsen rscen.lv rofgted. Lose,
sl7 90 insnred for s. 2000
CtsciNsATt, Ma, 20 The News Jour-
nails Shapsnurg, Kentucky, special aaye:
The business psrt Of tho town burned to-
dsv. Lpss. S50,U0. irsutancs, ;25 900.
MonLR Ma, % Tao whnIearle grocery
and lioacr hn,,s. az l. Brewer 90
burned ro-right. Loss abou, $4,000; in
sured for S3ntO1
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KILLrp NJ SNAKE RIFE

Mr. W. Ferry, for many years Esssden'
OF this city. died yesterday norniaK al NJ.
Torn Fiysn's phase, Gins milss norfh OF
sers, sron ths sh.-sa IT . sa,rs bite hsr'-
c.ivcd russdsy. Tue tscsA-.d ass macy
rrierda nsrs 90 Will regFst 60 ls.fn OF bis
dssth. He leaves several brothers snd
othsr rssldssts of this olsv ~ nonra h'm.
Itwu while he vas cnsasedIn gestlng some
corn on, oi cYiu that ne ~xA bitten on ,he
hara oy q ocppsrh.sd snsse. Tins poison
b,p-n coon attsrvsrrs TO ss'crt itsel ana
she nr,b vas swollen to uDius prop,rti ons
Dr.. gnse1, ~ shs uci zhbofhccd, IS
osiler in and administcrst sntidoses ~hlnh
failed 10 have the desired oifsc:. Dr:
Beaumont, Of this city, ~as sunmoned
vs.teni,v r,crn,ns to attend the unlormn.
ate man Who dlod before hs reached him,
.ftsr suffering severely from pals caused
by tia pcissn, which permests ID every
,.rt az HE pereOu.
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Nrw YORK. May 20-At tue Brighton
Beech rariue association 5000 Uer0 rrssant
snd weather dlsagreesbly cold and track
heavy.
Pore Il ,cr--All ag =: Won by ChsTles
KEN olsru: King Far second; Plunge,
tnird. Timo--l.05 Ii
Selling Race Oae end one.tiIhth miles
won by LutestriG Cen'erni,l, second;
BonaceLta, third. Time GO.
Purse Rtce-Ail ages; won by Colonel
Watson: Pearl Thorte, second; Rsmbler
third. rime-2:l0
Horde Rscs-Mile and q quarter; wos
bs Co,nsge; Rochester. secono; kase Gro
nin, lhird Time-2:26.
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CITY CoUEr.

City We Alexander BA.b!er, profanity,
fred 81.
CITY -. Allen Long, dopOsuing illth in
city limits disch srgrd
Cisy w. r. b. Faux, fast riding; dis
charged.
City W. william EdwArde, int0Ilcation.
finsd 50.
CITY VS.. W. Murphy, intoSi alton, lined
So
City vs. L. Il. Proper. assault; continued.
CITY We Il II. Purtell, abusive language;
di-chs-sad.
Oity w. Tom McCsu;ey, iniox!cstion; dis
charged. ,,,,,
CIV W John Whi,eman, Buck KILLER
ana Normau Lee fat riding; diohargod
Civ va. u. 6teG,no, depoSiting Hlth IN
oi,y ltniits: continued.
Cay W. James 6cAnlsn, hshiingi coitiA'
ued. 80,
CITY ys. HAYS Hs~ley, deposiiing ii!ih in
oi,v limits: hn-f s.
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ODDS AgD ENDS.

WAsp1Nsror, Msy 20-t Prose. The
nresidrnt len for New York tuis afternoon.
Nomination., m.r,crs-Cnustisn n.
Holl., New Brsunlrl-, Texas; Nathan l.
Stratton, Uvsd., Trx.s; George A. Mont
gomery, Mohestie, CeIss; Barry Ncoto
Gatssviilr, T-1.s; Nss. A. I. Whttls,
GenrgctoNn, Texas. -.
w. II. V,rderbut trsDsisr'od 10 ". h.
Vanderbilt 20 ,fO1 worth Of b9pds.
secret.ry Chandler wall no. 10 10 tht
Chicago convention.
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RATHER EAArTnIOuS.

Hndly a day pas-~s but thst the mayor
10 called upon BY tbos- sskipg for the ne
e-erSGes OF life. whiie the msjsri,y of
,psm sre really sublscs s' musicipal cssr-
ity, sill there are irsuds among them.
The follswfsg ssse TO Mayor Csbell, in
which the wsuld-be reeipients set fsfth
thsr bill Of fac, u Q sample Of uaallsyed
ch.eh; ITS the ksyor-Plesssh svc rs some
r-nyi don, psrt 70 ~ this evening at the
Pi-nssvs vssen yard, -four, meal, SUGAR.
oil, nolassss, lSrd, rlcs, dried apples and
-sstp
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rossIBLE."

WA,nINarlR. May 20-[Pcess l-Auor
rey-t;pp,r. B-swsier hss wut;en %
Spribge-, cn.irintu OF tho committee On
exppnai .ures 10 me Dep -rlmont OF justice
relative 20 chs"r'uR the iOef" VI 'hs sal-r'
system a. cumueu1,ung Uaitsd htstt $
court officials. Brewster saye he has con-
sidercd tne .uhjc ~ sy.ry RESPECT, .ud
the result ~ hm elaboration and itheC'
ton IL tlat the change 80 imperative.
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feet For next fec days cal at st. George
hotel and SEQ @. II. ucGipni-, OF tie above
firm, aud srcurs q good bargain.
DALLAS CoFFsE AND SrlCE MILLS, May
d, 1SSt.--Wa have this day associated
.I,h Ms Mr.. Willism IL B-own, under the
linn name Of B4bo5ct, Foot & Brown.
W. A BAuClCI
Il. a. FnoT.
r lott Brow, \ son OF IL Q Barrow ~
this CITY, had hts right .sIn broFFu i0s'
rb.Va th. Vrst yosIerdsy. DR.. Morton is
! In attendance.
Mr.. W. II. Terry, So we'll known IN Da'-
lss di-d ysaterday al Letut staaou from
thu effects OF u snake bite las, Monday. His
funeral lakes place to-day from 2,G Column
bia s,r0st.
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GRANTED a DINORCE.

John II. Perigo WAS granted n divorce In
tho dleirict court yesterday by Judge Aid
ridge from his wife, R.chel Ps-iru. They
took the marriage vow on the 10th Of Apf!l
1881, and on October let, 1855 she sbau-
doned MIN aud vent 10 Washington ooun-
tv. Arkansas: with j. w. snow, with whom
he ALLEGES she is living In adultery,
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eNs
,lr,.InAL NnTICi,.

Ladies' and gent,emfn who sang IN the
library concert, end members OF church
choirs IN the city, are cordially invited 10
meet Mt Mayors hall, on saturday evening.
May 3l~t, TO mid ia the nraiorio Queen
f. IN, r." which is to be given shorty tor
the beDeii. OF st. Matthew'S rectory iund
and choir.