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Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-06
NEW HAVEN, CONN
saturday, June 6, 1885.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY

 Caramels-At Ryder's. Fine GrocerieS-E. F. Durand. Facts Worth Knowing-J. Matthewman- F,. Rent-Tenements-E Malley. For Rent-Cottage House-E. Malley- Fo. Reut-Rooms-E. Malley For Reut-House-93 Ward Street. H, iod's Sars rarilla-At Druggists. E,rton's Ice Cream-At Shows. Ice Cream-At RyderS. InviucibIe Shoes D. w. Cosgroye & Co. MarshmalIox Drops-At Ryder's- No5ice on Groceries-Paul Russo. Ioiftllre Frames At Northrop'S. Sulppinsy Mottoes-At Ryder's- Strawberry Day-Peope'S Grocery Store. Strawberries-S. $. Adams Sunday Services-Advent Church. S 1nday Services Calvary Baptist Church. Sunday Seryices-Davenport Church. Sunday Seryices-Church of the Messiah. Sunday Seryices-Howard Avenue M. E. Church. Sunday Seryices-First Baptist Church( Wooster Sq Sunday Services-Christ Church. Sunday Services phrey Street Cong. Church Su 1cay Services-United Church. Sunday Seryices-Church of the Holy Spirit. Sunday Services Dwight Place Church. Sunday Seryices-First M. E. Church. Sunday Servic2s+Trinity M. E. Church. Sunday Services-College Street Church. Teas Coffees Spices-Samuel Wide's Sons. The Best Shirts-E Merwin's Son.
 Wanted-Corset Hands-I Rosenberg & Co.
 Wanted-Agents-Beers Photo Parlors. Wanted-S -Situation-1S9 Olive Street.
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Entertainments.
BUNNELL's MUSEUM.

This afternoon and evening will close the engagement of Miss Lottie Church and the Aborn Dramatic company. The Sea of Ice will be presented. The presentation is very meritorious and the scenery is especially at tractive.
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Milford.

The New Haven Orchestral club have a very fine programme for their coming con- cert in Milford. No one should miss it. Tickets at Higby's drug store
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Yesterday afternoon during the high wind and rain a boy darted out from the sidewalk on Orange street to cross the street and ran directly into horse and carriage which gentleman was driving. The boy was run over. He was immediately picked up and carried apparently senseless into McAlister & Warren's. The telephone was resortcd to to call doctor, but no message could be sent owing to the play of the lightning upon the wires. The boy was only stunned and on examination finding that he had no bones broken and was feeling pretty well, except lite stunned, he was taken to his home on Prindle street
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A Recent Meeting at the New Haven
 HOuNO.

There seems to be a little stir in insurance circles in this city. It has leaked out that 6 meeting of what is called a New England h. surance Exchange, which is supposed to have control over the insurance exchange in this eitv. was held at tho New Haven House re- certly, about fifteen members attending. As near as can be learned Messrs. Wilson, Me- Neil & Co, agents, at 721 Chapel street, had not signed certain articles of agreement, did not attend the meeting of the New Haven insurance board nor pay assessments levied m them. The other New Haven agents, it seems, requested the New England exchange to come here and insist that Wilson, McNeil SS Co. attend board meetings, pay the as- eessments and maintain regular board rates, which if they do not now do they will prob ablv lose some of their companies Messrs. wilson, McNeil & Co.'S being the largest agency in this city, their action in the matter is looked for with interest
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They Are Not sorry.

There is one thing nobody ever regrets that is the day they first adopted Parker's Tonic as their regular family medicine. Its range is so wide, and it's good effects so sure, that nothing else except good nursing is needed in a great majority of cases. Buy it, try it, and afterwards it will not require any praise from us my3OdW&S&w1m
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Best goods at lowest prices. Special in ducements every Saturday and Monday Satisfaction guaranteed or money returned. CENTENNIAL AM TEA Co.,,
 363 State street
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The National Provfdent Union.

The following named gentlemen were last evening made members of Fraternity coun- cil No. 19, National Provident union: Hon. N. D. Sperry, E. z. Dow, F. J. Linsley, L. E. Peck, Joseph Wipper, Byron A. Marsh Henry c. Higgins
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Assorted Flavors of Chocolate Cream
 Drops, Only 23c. per pound, former price 40c. per pound. These goods are manufactured dal- ly on the premises, fresh, and warranted pure and unequaled. Only at
 RYDER's 79S Chapel street
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Sick Headache. Thousands who have suf- fered intensely with sick headache say that Hoods Sarsaparilla has completely cured them. One gentlemen thus relieved VT tes: Hoods Sarsaparilla is worth it's we;i j. iii gold" Sold by all druggists. 100 doses Si.
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Try Perfection Cream Java Coffee !" Best in the market Pleases everybody who has used it. Try also "Victor Chop" Tea. Something entirely new. For sale only by
 CENTENNIAL AM. TEA Co.,, 2RQ Gtota o@roa4
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We have an immense stock of ladies' New port ties and button: also Oxfords and Jer- sey Lilys, in fact all the new styles in ladies' low shoes at prices that are sure to sell them
 D w. CosGRovE & Go.
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A Villain.

Your system is now moro susceptible to the benefits of { reliable medicine than at any other season Take Hoods Sarsaparilla
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Learn to Swim.
specfaI Inducenenl

Lessons given at the Russian and Turkish bath establishment, 168 York street.
 iv10 w&sa If E. KRAUsE
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Banfsh It.

Landaus, Coaches, Broughams. Finest quality B. MANvILLE G Co. my22 If
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Six cases of the celebrated HInvincible" ladies' boot sold last week. The price sells them-$2. D. w. CosGRovE & Co.
 ie3 wSs
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The Iyers & Pond pianos are exhibition at room 15, Insurance building.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-06

A catarrhal bad breath is fearful thing. Borazel causes it to vanish like fog in a sum- mer morning.
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Light ROckaways

Mail Phaetons and T. Carts. Very handsome. B. MANTLE & Co.
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Chocolate Cream Drops and Lozenges, Only 15c per pound, warranted pure, fresh made daily, at RIDERS,
 798 Chapel street.
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Fine Groceries, Provisions, Etc.
 The we'll known and enterprising grocer, E. F. Durand, continues to maintain his popularity as a dealer in frst-class groceries, provisions, meats and vegetables. His large corner of Clark, are stocked with the best goods and his prices are as low as the lowest. See his adv.
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Praise Service.

Sunday evening the choir of the First Bap tist church, under the direction of P. W. Bush, will give praise service. This is the first season in eight years that the church has had choir The ''B" quartette will as- sist. The programme is made up as follows: AntheIn-When Gathering Clouds. Apt Quartette-Lead Kindly Light ........... Buck Hymn-How Firm a Foundation ......-...-- Solo-Dal Profundo. o........-..............C Campana Anthem-It is Good Thing. ...-..--.....-..,A Andre Hymn-Not All the Blood of Beasts. .........
 
 Hymn-Come Ye that Know and Fear the Lord Anthem-Hark Hark, My Soul ul...............-Bu Buck Hymn-Abide with Me. Me........................
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Don't miss the present opportunity for ex amining the Ivers & Pond pianos. ie3 St
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Our gentlemen's low shoe department is completely stocked with all the novelties and necessities for gents wear, in prices ranging from $1 to $5.
 D. w. CosGRovE & Co.
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The Solid Comfort

Is an old gentleman's soft, easy, broad shoe, in sizes from G. to 12. For comfort they can't be beat, and they cost only $2 at
 CosGRovE's
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Pleasure Carriages Of the highest grade. B. MANv1LLE & Co.
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All FIavors of Ice Cream and Wate

Caramels and Cocoanuts Have Keen reduced to 20c per pound at RIDERS.
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Soda Water With Rock Candy Syrup Try it with lactard, at RIDERS.
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We lead, but never follow. je1MTuF&s
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Victorias and Cabrfolets In latest designs. B. MANvHLE G Go.
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Only 15c. per pound, or two pounds for 25c., pure, at RIDERS, 798 Chapel street.
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Worth Knowing.

those sold eIseWhere TOT 70c. per 10. bT1ng them back to RIDERS, 798 Chapel street.
 Facts Worth Knowing. To whom it may concern:
 We hereby certify that we have used the Sleeman Gas Saving Governor for four months and find we have saved 33 1-3 per cent, greater saving than expected.
 Yours truly,
 THE DowNES NEWS Co., J. Matthewman, agent, 179 St. John street, who is also selling the best water filter in fhe market. je6tf
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marsbmaJIow Drops

Confectionery Sugar. Snapping Mottos 15c. per dozen only at
 RIDERS.
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June 6 1885
Special 9ntices.
Special Mutices.

gnecia1 nntires Special gntices. DRY OOD b %f a:ssms f'1s5 All and 5'sSa ss sfs @ AL At ( s x 0
 BANNER DAYS
 BOLTON & NELLY 5.
 A Picnic for the People! All Alive for Business!
 All Alive with Bargains More Goods in Quantities and Values than Ever Beore
 SPECIAL sALETHIs WEEK SILKS AND DRESS GOODS. Entirely New and Beautiful Lots. Cheaper than Ever.
 ALL COMPETITION CREEPs TO THE REAR. Before the following Array of Post'e'
 Striking and Imposing Bargains Make sns @ sss
 in
 20 pieces Satin Finish GrOs Grain BLACK eAs M a" tA Dollar per yard. Can't be bought in any sIoro HI 4 cfy for less than Every yard WafFahIeu nO' S crack A new dress given without charge M SiA0 s> does not come up o the guarantee e ,o lot cOI0red Grain Dress silks Hn "A NV to oO wards at prices fuii 80 per cent 42-inch Wool Piaids at SJc were SOc - co 42-inch Wool PIaids, extra quality, 4ec were OVc. 49-inch OOl French Plaads as 'aSc 64-inch TricOt soc, were $l v..x 42-inch Albatross in Cream, Light Bi"e' FAAA' s"' Drab Tan Shades at jOc were 6oc CnVNr C9S a A2-inch fine Armures at 6:sc were |0c' I Ot Aberdeen Suitngs at 7c, were AVc. 36-inch Buntings 1Oc, were SOc. - 44-inch quality Nuns Veiiinss ln black oOc' 65c. co. uoua exc | zRiacl silk and Wool Grenadines at soc, were soc TRIack silk and Grenadines at 9Oc, were SA'S" SPECIAL DRIVES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. Come broken and m "e visit Upholstery and House Furhnins Second Floor.
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Fine sarocertes. Previsions. Et

To-day is Big Strawberry day at People store, 382 State street. R. w. MILLS.
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My parlors are now open and admitted to be the finest place in the State. Capacity for 300 at RIDERS, 79S Chapel street. Call and see.
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Horton,s Ice Cream

Families supplied. Special prices to so-
 cial gatherings, suppers and other entertain ments. Telephone connection. SNow's, cerner Church and Chapel sts. je6 2t
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See Johnson 6 Bros. adv't on Sd page
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LADIES' SHOES, Suitable for Warm Weather, such as

nTIEsba
 
 
 
  
  adeonly
  ofIadi' 'andM OuCur the market Wa1rane mott
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HENRY PLUMB, 836 CHAPEL STREET

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PACIFIC COAST.



SACRAMENTO. Isl- Sa.-In ths ASszn
! bly, today Fnsnch introduced a resogu.
tloa repairing the CaEamitfss on Gu
nsse 10 investigate the matter of the
parchsss Of white children by Chinese
4ao 70 draft bill - prev~ot s1ch prae.
ties- Adopted.
ePreekels Rsaad ever.
sAS EEASCTsoo. Jan. - -Spreck els
VS. bad IN 5000 bonds 60 aRpear Be
fore ihs superior Csart I'D. Spreck-
els and Richard Center are his hoods
men.
Sisye Watrh.
la = glove match this evening between
jack Brady. champion heavy weight
T'lgliist # the Pacific Co1st, and Clar-
enoe Whistler, champion wrestler of the
worid. the latter Vas Knocked out IN
* seconds
tHieTrst IA the Oregon Senatorial
tight.
SAN Francisco. Jas. 81 Tie pro-
LOGGED Senatorial eight 10 Oregon i At
uraefing much attention here. Referring
10 TIE opposition manifested against the
candidaes Of ex Senator Mitchell. which,
II has been stated, IL from purely per
Says this morning: This is tue latest
method adopted by men foand faithlsss
10 tneir constituents while IN Office, TO
orsak Toe force OF the public exposure
OF their acts. The Oy.gsHias's warfare
against MitehelI's practices as United
states Senator was not single handed
IL had the assistance of all the reputa-
Ole journals OF tbs coantry who watched
naa11 nj As,kw -
upper house of Congress"
/. The Chinese Baby Traffic.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 3l.-A search by
detectives in Chinatown Yesterday re-
suited in finding SIX more white tables
IN the possession of Chiness women.
There we're five girls and one boy.
They we're carried to the office OF the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty TO
Children and thence TO Mount Joseph
Asylum for infants.
skipping Intelligence.
SAN Francisco. Jan. 3I.-Arriyed-
Steamer G. W. Elder.
Sailed-Barkentines Neiaucthon and
Tam OShsbter, for the Columbia river.
PYsHr, January 3l.-.Light rain; light
east wind.
PoRT Angeles, Jan. 3I.-C;oudy; light
fog: light east wind.
TAToosH, Jan. 3l-CloudS brisk
southeast wind.
NEAH BAY, Jan. u Cloudy: brisk
southeast wind.
PoRT BLAKKLY, Jan. 3l.-SaiIed-
Sohoouers Compeer and Mania E.Smith.
PoRT LUDLOW. Jan. 3I.-Sailed-Bark
Q. y. Whitm0re. for HOnoluln: brig
Tanner, for San Pedro: ship Brown
Brothers.
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WASHINGTON.


HAssrsGroz. Jan- 3l--Iue recogz.
llendssion ~ the House Coprpittee On
Military Affairs for the creation Of re
once OF Assis.anG Chief Signal OfReer
nas been withdraw, OF the aro1nd
tnat u % risS legislation. The corz-
fhistss ID previously decided that n
"oold NOT reeomme ID lev legislation.
The ssvAiHs Cssrf.narttag.
Ths star savs i, has beeu learned a.
ine war Department that the findings
% 'ns SEsin Court martial have no.
os'-n received BY the Secretary Of War.
j. vas farther learned from unaaes-
Iaonsd authority that ap TO this meeting
'os 1o9Ft nad not even voted on the
osse; ~ Vss thought. however. that
the duties Of the Cour, would b. c.,tg'
oaeisd TO-DAY and the dpding- sab-
United
Randall VIII opps.s Ihr Naval sui.
The Sur has the folloxing Mr.. Ran
Dali has not changed hrs views concern
inR The appropriation for the navy
slnee his VISIT to Mr.. Cleveland. The
bill viii come mp for consideration next
week, and he vill exert himself 10 defeat
the proposition ~ provide for a Iew
navy at this time. There IL a PROPOSE
ti1A under Consideration n0V 70 give the
Naval Committee Jurisdiction over naval
bills hereafter. Il iAdall has Informed
Cox, Chairman Of the Naval Committee,
that be soald not be opposed to saeh a
proposition.
Another Ebert for the Treaty.
N1sHIsGTos. Jan. 81 The friends Of
the sNiearaRaau treaty do not despair
Yet OF securing Its ratification. A
nnotiop will be made IN the Senate on
Monday TO reconsider yesterdays vote,
whereby the treaty failed and they be-
lieve that this can be carried, and then
after further discussion tie necessary
two thirds vote can be obtained 10 ratlfy
the treaty.
resumption Of WORK M the NAsy
Wards.
Secretary Chandler has directed re-
sumption of work at the Navy ysrds
and stations. which was suspended on
the hrst OF January on account of the
failure OF Congress TO provide for its
Continuance.
The Boomer LEADER.
Secretary Lincoln has instructed
briRaaIsr General Augnr 20 torn over
such leaders of the Oklghama boomers
IS violated Section 2i4s OF the Revised
Statutes relating TO the subject IN dis
pute.
The Public Debt.
Ii is estimated that the forthcoming
public debt statement will show redue
ton in the debt for January Of between
81 900. 600. aud - 10000.
signal service Prediction.
WLsHISGToN, Jan. A.-For the North
Pacific Coast, partly oloudy weather and
looai Faius-
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pAsf, 10 protecting snd preserving prom
erty from the 1ames-ana hope that they
van remain IN and s0utinus 70 Be cssf1i
IenosEsof tue Sesttls ire dspArtmspf
teel satisfied too. that when this mat
tef . Understood. that the taxpayers
III AcpeoTs OF the action Of the Conn
eli; he present. heavy and eouplicst@d
Inosotedaess Of this ei;g demands Of the
Propae Representatives strict ecopopy
eno retFsnchnznt- and thss vhatsver Is
aashassiy necessary shslid De done.
7od nothing MOTE The taxpayers are
safe 10 the hands Of the present. Coup-
eli and heed not fear to have the great
est Confidence 10 IL. 50 far a. uunee@s-
sarv expenditures are concerned.
GARDNER kELLooC,.
Late Chlst of the Fire Department,
vas found at bis drug store. He
seemed 70 b. very busy, but ,Sok a few
moments 30 give his version Of this
matter. he said The Department,
vas organized June !. Iss4, and / WAS
CHOSEN Chief. The old COUNSEL was
very friendly 10 the Department and
made appropriations for IL that [ nevs,
called for, because ! did not feel that
they we're needed a. much "a MANY
osheT things When the new Council
aaoe into Office, in August. /. rs Chief
II the Department, recommended thai
a room IN the secOHd story of No. .
euglne houss b. furnished With beds.
chairs, tables and desk. which we're
essential 10 the efficiency Of Ne. Com
pany, as veil as to the convenience of
tue members thereof | also
"a tde such ether recommendations
as IN nay Judgment seemed for the best
interest OF the department. The CON-
mIttee on Fire and Water reported ia
V5rAoiy four different times on NV re
eoBmendation of furnshine the room
Tor No. :, bat no action was taken by
tue council. / then resigned. after
which the Council referred ali the mat
tiers to the Fire and Water Committee.
with instructions to report, bat before
Their report was made another commit
tee was appointed, which committee II
cluded Mayor Leary. The committee
met in the Mayors office. and then the
removal Of No. engine was suggested,
aud the committee reported to the
Council, which body unanimously
adopted the report, recommend
ing the taking of the engine TO
North Seattle. As you know, the men,
bers OF the company held a meeting
and passed resolutions condeDninR as
1nUise aud unjust the action of the
Council, and deciding that the COMPANY
should hang together aud prevent the
removal of the engine. If possible. |
feel that majority of the citizens and
property holders object to the removal
OF the engine from its present quarters.
A p tition was drawn up and circulated,
IL speaks for itself. Ii will be presented
TO the Council at the next meeting.
foa are at liberty TO pablish it if you
see fit
Foil Iwing is the
Alluded to by Mr.. Kellogg 10 his inter
view:
To the Honorable Cify Council. and
CbiI Of the FIR, Department for The Civ
N SsGftie:-We, the undersigned cia.
zens of Seattle, hereby demonstrate
against the removal Of Engine No. > to
North Seattle, on the ground that the
public interests would be much better
subserved BY keeping No. 2 in its pres.
ent quarter, and providing other means
for fire protection to North Seattle:
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SHERIFFS SALE.

Tn rHR DISTRICT COURT FOB the
L Third JudiGisl District Of Washington
TER cory, holding terns al seattle
Ne sase-~tahn q Brastlszm, paainti1, ".
A. Z. MeEsehren. John Lsxry and o. Q.
Phinasy tsrfeaSasts.
UnAsr and BY VfEtne q o. or9sr II sale
All drcrse q fsreesasgrH tsznsd out Of tne
htstrsct CouFi, hoadsns terms AZ asaftle. %
TIE 80 dsy q Ssaaas5. issz IN thu shaw ~
sitied sstson. wherein he above uaned pain
tif oSsaixsa . tnAg1asnf sod d.crns ksainsi
he AhoSe named dsfen.t&ats an eomaand.
ID . seli TIE faiiow1ag n srisaEaa pssmisss
thss & - Gay;
Los soe ~. IN block twenty-five ga. "a
fcnsfuz A.tataseH 70 ths ettg Of asaftla, Klns
e~asty. Nszhtagsaa TeFrsslsry
HosscN b ihsrwfore her-bT gives. tat 90
Saturday. the 2ist day 81 Febraa-
~. 1885.
A. TIE AcsEr u o'et0cA p N EFF SAD a.y. In
fr0of 81 tA% cOuza Eease DOR. In tAs eaeT a
6n4stlA, kAH& cgszszty. Nsahiagson Terrftary.
val IN ae@s1enae % asa4 art-F II aaAa AZ
ascxeA n fsrseis suFs. seil shs ss.rFs aasershss
psrsy. - s&sissy pAA1nilas IaaErnsat, vita
tsserN4s toNrson and uossa. 70 tAe AtGhssa and
bast hzssssz far cash
1 Based a se9ttle. thas 1sa Azy Il Jauuxry
IssA lH. Mcf3RAW
ga - sAsxaa ~ Kins esanry. vt.
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rkEIx ExFerTfsa 4 RkrTik

The wsedsmeu % Maine scgspe the
forests Of svsrythsag they can tnrn into
moneys thongh they make an esennomi.
cal dnpotdtion az forrest zrowths. and
do net slaughter trees reaklessly. An IN
example, q. A. Hastings. of Giiead. this
ssassa Asx gono In for !, sa0.on fass OF
spruee and heunioek. 100 cords at Pop
lar. TOO esras Of heulnnk barb. aeOo
cords Of wood and SNtso tset Of etAef
ssas-a variety aEnanAi 10 western
lnmhafman.
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ras Wan ~ ruE sEsxzr,
rHr srfuATtox AT NErKNxKH.


I.uxDos, Jan. si.-E MAhdi's men
are 50 veil situated Il Metemnea that it
has been deemed advisable 20 await re
Endorsements before assAiling the strong
hold. On che arrival Of resnforcements
Gersral Slevars's command will en-
aeAsur 10 take MetemRch by stern.
WHAT ooRDoS MAY DO.
ID 10 said that Gordon, u success
crowns cha work Of the expedition, may
positively refuse 30 be relieved. and thai
be NAV insist % remaining a khar.
sozn snd establishing = eovsFnmeni
there. In the latter case. Ssevart's
forces vill be pushed forward and will
attach N NahsA At 0tndaFman-
skEiz ExFscTisa a RsrTi1
General Earls's army wiil probably
mess with battle ~ Aha kaanmed
where n MAhdi has assembled large
force.
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Farm FOR SALE.

ONE or THE BEST FARMS ON SAN
~ Juan Island, containing 40 scres /.
10 clear: in orekar1 /: oAly 1 miles from
FRIDAY Harhor. stock, machinery and
implements viii be sold with farm.
Apply on premises. OF
JalldM9m ROSS RROS
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! = Ne Rsxnine looal ,ra,a h~.w.an
~. snie and LalIhrOp cas- passing s
g the road below lodi lAsi
~ ~. The eugtneer aspiad what
a ss.nnaziy the iRAaRled fusnsins 81
~ss..sa 90 Tie TRACK. The train was
- aneps4 and the Remains
1850 % b thsse Of . human be-
~ - g horribly naAngsed IS 10 - -
4 xaition- As much - possihas
"A = - saa sce4ps1 together and
* ee1ee pus Aad carried % Lord
sonpesf ma no.i6ed 80 - -
- bed Il vas asrsrsssn,.s - =.
Hs,.s $500 sAs man by the nauss Il
ksS MaatAg1e. Blacksmith. a.
- = uaEkinR 10 Mallacn' mar
q 49, feana 10 . pockes az : ri,
80 49, - vaicA had evsdeatl, eess.
hMs y - cseessesA. shoFs dsstapcsl
10 sssne Of Tie tragedy.
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M. , saee % haildines crested IN
4 A. 49, dasiae Isct pza 2iaKss coo
- . 70 e, N, so n fssSR
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AlIrgra nYnnmIler ni.rharaea

The letter carrier arrested yesterday
on suspicion OF being implicated 10 the
dynamite oonspiracies. because a dyna
mite package was found in his mail
pouch, was discharged. His Innocence
vas demonstrated,
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