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DR.. Bartlatt's Periodical Pills
for Females.

A sure and safe remedy for female Irregular.
ties for monthly periods, n" matter from wha'
cause. 1t never fails in any case. 81 per box.
Dr.. Bartletts b. A q sure remedy for Gonor-
rhea, elect and all chronic discharges. 81 per
COX. Midlan Drug Co ,Ploprietors, Manchester,
England, DR.. Terry, Druggist, Anaconda, Won
tana, Agent for Montana 7-7-d&sw
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The Present Generation

The Present G~eNerGttON
Lives at Geographic tpetd-eats too fast retires
too late, does not rise betimes, smokes and (alas
that we should have to say 1t! chews too much
eral absence of that r bu t and marty vigoI
which characterized our ancestors, and q mani
fest prone ness to cary decay. Regular hours, a
excessive smoking. and altogether Of chewing
tobacco, In connection with . course of Hostel.
ter's stomach Bitters, will in nine cases ont OF
ten efface consequences Of the abuses of the laws
of health indicated above. A want of stamin l,
dyspc psia, nervousness and bill BUSINESS are among
these consequences. n they are bodily ills to
the removal of which the Birers is specially
adapted. Nor is the Bitters less fitted to over.
bladder troubles and rheumatic ailments It If
also 3 fine appetizer and promoter Of GONZALES
ence.
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Dividend No. Is.

OFFICE OF THE ALICE
GOLD N SILVER MINING COMPANY,}
SALT LAKE CITY, August &c, 1885.
Dividend No. 16, of six and one-quarter 90
cents per share, on the capital stock Of the Com
pany amounting to $4,000 90 was this day de.
clared for the quarter ending August 81, 1885,
payable at the Farmers Loan and Trust Co.. New
York City, September 10, 1885. Transfer books
close September 5, 1885. B. G. RAYBOULD,
91-15t. Secretary.
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FIRST
National Bank

OF BUTTE
rad up Capital. x1Oo ooo
Authorized Capital. ..$5OO'O0UUOO
surplus and Profits, &175.Ooo
A.. ]. DAVIS, - n
JOE A. HYDE, ylco President.
Iransact q General RonI%"
fnest1c Ecchange. '"-
Can ,o"p' attention given to co..,c,,on
County Warrants Boueht
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nnntoh,s Vitalizer is what YOU need 70
Constipation Loss of Appetite, D;ss;nes of
ana al symptoms OF Dyspens;n' Pr;an sG
ana 20 cents per bottle rr1ce ~
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Co will you suffer with Dyspepsia and Live,
tesd p t shiloh's Vitalizer is euaran.
S""' 9 -
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is s sn1n Cough and Consumption Cure
sumption. cures con
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immad' Mhooping Cough and Bronchitis
""'"'a'e'y relieved by shiloh's Cure.
al
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sa Sa.afrh cured, health and sweet breoth
Dur Iee =, by, Shiloh's Catarrh Pamadn
'''s ~ cents. Nasual injector free 'neoS'
9-12-tf
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p ror lame bs.ck, side or chest. use Sh;)ob,s
: o'o"s iiaster. Price 25 cents. e.1a>tf
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terr; ;tp'ess nights, made miserable by that
for uo" cough. shiloh's Cure is the remedv
O. .
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cured ra' nv nssf Skg cough can be so quickly
wv ~ oh'loh's Cure. We guarantee #.
9-12-tf
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HI Ell
BUSINESS COLLEGE AND
English Training School!

~RE-OPENING, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1885
and will continue throughout the year. A prac-
ttcle School for Young Men and Women.
COURSE OF STUDY:
Commercial. stenographic. Typewriting.
And Industrial Architectural Drawing.
All Departments in Charge of Practical and Ex-
periencec Instructors.
EVENING SESSION:
From October to April.
Send for New Circular (free), Giving course of
Study, Rates of Tuition, &c. Address,
H. T. ENGELHORN,} pr,an.,s
4. kAILsBACK, rl'nclpals'
Coz. 9Th Ave. and Main Street, Helena, M. T.
8-lS-dAsW.?m
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Notice to Cred1tors-

NotIce 10 Creditors,
,,o ns;ate OF Everett D.. Reynolds, deceased. No.
W We F Is ! hereby given by the undersigned, James
y: reynolds deceased. to the creditors ct a" IL ~
tb 10 . having claims AGAINST the said deceased
wit sin' ten m 'nsm, win .tiar the sso necessary vouchers.
Of oi s las. G5anite street. Butte City, in the Comfy
Dated July %, 1855.
administrator JANE W. FORBIS,
nolds. deceased "'e VI EVerett D. Key
-1-sM4
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UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY.
March list, 1885
Notice to Crad1tars

Notice to Creditors.
Estate of Sarah Coast. deceased Notice ;s ho,o
ov gwen by the undersigned, administrators of the
estate or sarah Coast deceased, to the G, editors Of
ana an persons having, claims against the said
ueceas-u' 10 exhibit them. with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after the frst nnh.
acation OF iris notice. to the said Admin: stratnr
a. ms place of business, corner Main and Gaiena
s'1e. ~, ouue llty. IN the county of Silver Bow.
a CHARLES GAGNER,
ceased. Ok" Sodst: oe
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ECzEMA,

For the benefit Of suffering humanity and in heart
ret grantude at the wonderful result deem it only
my Suty TO give this unsolicited testimony I'm favor Of
hered.arg Eczema my ny Ts ssS been afflicted with
mas increased ID intensity with each succeeding spring,
ana being somewhat skilled in medicine myself tried
combined with every form of Potassie and hundreds
Of other remedies, lotions alEaI washes Of every
known kind bnt they all gave only temporary relief
keep them constantly coated with q covering of
RULERS Earth, mixed wet and allowed to dry on.
Among other things she was afflicted with periodi
seven days. sometimes followed BY an intermittent
fever for weeks at time, that her life became q
This spring determined she should take s. s 8 and
follow strictly the directions in regard to Dose diet
Ihls was about seven weeks ago After taking the first
large n9t.le the disease seemed to increase the burn
Ing, itching and Inflammation became unbearable.
She however, persevered in the use Of the medicine
After taking the second bottle the inflammation began
to subside. After the third bottle the inflammation
and scaly and finally she brushed them Off in an inn
palpabIe white powder resembling pure salt She is
now taking the sixth bottle three tabespoonls four
gone and her flesh Is becomns % so Wits a nsi
smooth again and what Is more her periodical head
aches h.s disappeared and she now at SO years of
upwards of 40 years. No wonder she declares with
emphasis that every bottle of S. s. s. is worth thou
sand times its weight in gold.
Any further information co lcernng her case will he
cheeruly given by herself at her residence l35 Null
n.-s,. ~, JoHX F. BRADLEY, a. criswod st.
Detroit. Mich. May l6 1885.
Be to get the genuine and send for Treatise on
Blood and skin Diseases, free.
For sale by all druggists.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
1877 W. 23d st. NY. 10
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FoR THE Bnoop,
s ssf kk kafk 6 % g WIN I'M" s SIS
BBB Z Z 90 Wv Nh ssss
i kkafh SS III
i "a 90 % Essss
BIB II TIT TIT EER RRR >>y
BIB II F. RR
BBb ; # + + EEEF / i SIS

Combining IRON with PURE VEGETABLE TON
les, quickly and completely CLEANSES and EN-
RICHES THE BLOOD. Quickens the action of the
Liver and Kidneys, clears the complexion makes the
akin smooth 1t does not njure the teeth head
ache or produce constipation-ALL OTHER IRON
MEDICINES DO.
Physicisns and Druggists everywhere recommend it.
DR.. N. 8. RUeeLEs, of Marion Mass says: IT re
commend Browns Iron Btters as q valuable tonic for
enrichins the blood and removing all dyspeptic symp
toms. 1t does not hurt the teeth"
Dr. r. NJ. DELzELL, Reynolds, Ind says: II have
prescribed Browns Iron Bitters in cases of an@mia
ana oiooo diseases also when tonic needed and
IL has proved thoroughly satisfactory"
MT. Mn BYRNs 26 st. Mary street, New Orlea ms,
La soys: Browns Iron Bitters relieved me in a case
OF oG0d po,soning and heartily commend it to those
Inc Genuine has Trade Mark and crossed red lines
wrapper. Take no other Made only by
BROWN CHEMICAL CO., BALTIMORE MD.
LADIES HAND BoOK-Usefll and attractive, con-
tanning list OF prizes for recipes information
coins etc. given away by all dealers In medicine or
mailed 70 any address on receipt Of &c stamp. g
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MURDERoUs PoLICEMAN.-During the
streetcar riot in Chicago last Friday man put
his head out OF a window and cried out, "Ah,
there" William Satlerfield, n reputable citi-
zen. was passing, and responded, 'Stay There
when he Was struck violently upon the head
with a club by a policeman, who followed il up
with other blows upon the head and body and
finally dragged him OF to pesplaines street sta
ton. He was not allowed 10 communicate
with his family or friends, and, having been an
invalid for two years past, he was completely
Frustrated. This week he was found by his
wife and friends in the insane department Of
the Jail, maniac. The case viii be inyesti-
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DIED..

BERNHARD. On Thursday. July O. 1855. at .:30
pm. JOHN BERNHARD, la the sixty-ninth year Of
RELATIVES and friends invited TO attend his fun
eral from his late residence 926 street northwest,
Saturday, July 18th. AT 3 pm.
CoNoVER On Wednesday, July Sth. 1855, Of
of tI.e late Commodore Y a. Conover, L. 5 navy,
aged seyenty-two wears.
funeral from II. Johns church On Friday, the 10Th
inst. at five-tllirty O'Clock pm, 2s
DONALDSON; On July 9Th, 1855, at a auarter-past
10 Q clock am, Mrs ELIZABETH J. DONALDSON,
wife of the late Robert Donaldson ana ie ony sister
of John T. Birch i'm the eighty sixth year OF her age.
We watched her through her suffering
But there is one hope 10 cheer US.
We can all meet her again.
Funeral will take place at her late residence near
Balls Cross Roads, Va, on Sunday, July 18th. al ,
invited to attend. baltimore sun please COPY
EATON. on July 9th. lss5. SUSANNA V. infant
moths and nine days. '''N -' =" -A'''' ~ 90 '"'
Funeral private.
pm. JOHN A.. beloved son of Andrew and Ellen
Gleeson. aged twenty three years and two days
dence No us North Capitol street, between Q and
streets. July L. at 3 O'Clock pm az
yAMES RAMSEY, only son of J. A. and Mary f.
Funeral viii take place from residence of his pa
Ten,s. iSi2 q street northwest al 8 o. M SUNDAY,
TO attend. -
M MER EIsn. on THURSDAY gpIy 9th 1853 NAN
The funeral services will take place Saturday az.
ternoon al O'Clock at 81. Matthews Church. 20
MOCKABEE- ON Thursday, July 9Th lss5 at q H.
M, THOMAS c. MOCkABfE, beloved husband Of
Mary r. Mockabee In the ity-third year OF his age.
Blessed the dead who die in the Lord
Funeral TO take place from his late residence 40
street southwest, on sunday at 4:;I0 pm, to which
u be held at Gorsuch chapel, Four-anda-HaIf
and streets, al five O'clock pm. %
OSTERMAYER- On Thursday, July 9th, 1883 Mt
1:2O p.m GEORGE, beloved husband OF Ba 7bara aud
only son of the late Catherine and Bernard Oster-
mayer, aged thirty-three years.
We watched him breathing through the night,
As In his heart the wave of life
Went heaving to and fro.
Human hands have tried 20 save him
Signs and tears all in vain
But an angel came and bore him
From the world Of pain.
Funeral from his residence. 80 Virginia avenue
southwest Sunday, July IL, at half past clock.
Relatives and friends are invited. 2s
WALSH Departed this life on Friday morning,
July 10, 1856, after long and painful ness MARY.
oeoved VIE OF Ihonas Walsh, aged fifty-two years,
. native Of the County Galway. Ireland.
May she rest In peace. Amen.
Funeral will take place from her late residence 4o5
second street northeast, on sunday afternoon July
fully invited 10 attend. 2s
WISE. July 9th, 1885, JOSEPH C. Youngest son
tweuty-one days.
Funeral will take place from parents residence,
xO21 Ninth street northwest saturday, July llth u
four o'clock.
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IT Is AGAIN ASSERTED THAT THE Eprcr TO
THAT EFFECT HAS GONE FORTH.
The Virginia members OF Congress have been
working ever since the fourth OF March 10 get
the Mahoneites out ofoffice i'm their state and 10
fill their places with democrats who will do
something ito redeem" the state this fall. 1t has
been given out several times that the President
had decided TO make an exception of that state
and turn out all the Mahoneties without regard
TO his policy OF allowing terms 10 expire before
making changes. Thus far, however. matters
have been going very slow, and some OF the
democratic leaders have been discontinued and
uneasy about the result in the state this fall.
hut IL is understood that they have received as
surances now that the commissions for demo-
cratic officials in the entire state will he made
out very soon, and they very hopeful over
the prospect. Since Mr.. Stevenson has assumed
charge as Assistant Postmaster General the
prospect OF getting the fourth class post offices
are looked upon "a very much brighter. and this
brings about more contented feeling. not only
In Virginia, but in the other states where the
pressure of his finger is being felt already. The
members say that Mr.. stevenson is working
very hard, and they experience no difficulty In
inducing him 70 take up the cases they bring to
his attention
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COL. GIBBoN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PRO


COL. GIBBoN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PRO
MOTIONS.
The President to-day appointed Col. John
Gibbon, LIST infantry, now stationed at Fort
Larmie, Wyoming. TO be brigadier general, vice
Gen. &C. Augur, placed on the retired list to-
day. Col. Gibbons appointment causes the
following promotions: Lieut. Col Henry c.
Merriam. I'd infantry, to be colonel 9TH in
fantry; Major ]. =. Fletcher, jr., Odd infantry,
TO be lieutenant colonel I'd infantry; Capt.
sam Ovenshine, 9Th infantry, to be major 23d
fantry, TO be captain 9Th infantry, and Second
Lieut.. NJ. T. Particle to be first lieutenant 5th
infantry
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auc,,oneer.

ft$hOMAS DOW LING. AEctoneer.
rRUsTEEs sI SALE OF XALTABLE IMPR9vEp
f fkSFGkTS Il the AES Sot e YrSlHFk0vED
he District Of Columbia, passed On the is day ]
A Ii iY s5 u Cause pending in ssid
beng numbered y:4al. Equity Docks1 -; we shall
BAY OF JULY, A D. 1856, at FIVE 6cLocK 2 2
fifteen iS in the city OF Washngts n DISTRICT of
Iumbe fronting AZ fee, on the south side Of street
tween 18th and 2eth streets being bounded on three
s1ass S aes ar h by double
ton OF list / street and ND Psnnsyi.ans avenue emu;
bered eight ~ and 90 In the slip. in GEORGETOWN.
description: Beginning the sou.heas. corner Of said
lot Numbered eight 81. being also the formed
Win the west ine of Valley street, running thence
north twenty degrees and fifteen minutes west by and
ffty-nne feet: thence running south sixtyeignt and
TIN eefonrths degrees, west eshty,hree SIX
line twenty three feet and six inches; thence north
seysaty,,wo degrees east ortynne feet and ten
grees east sxtytwo feet one and onecnaf inches;
inch thence south four degrees cast thirtyeght feet
and eight inches 10 point on West street distant forty
ssenee By and with VEST sreet Sc eet
inches to the place Of beginning Improved by large
ON FRIDAY, the s EXENTEENTH pay OF
sell 10 from, OF the premises part Of tract Of land
tia. known as White Haven bounded by the lands
Of the heirs of the late HOratO Barnes Lewis Car
berry and George A. Meem on the west: by the Ridge
road leading from the Foundry to tntboroughs lane.
the north, and by the land OF Daniel Light foot
the SOUTH containing about 2Oa acres of land: being
the tract Of land conveyed to John H. King by JOIN.
w. Murdoch by deed dated August ID 1850, recorded
in Liber J. A. s. 16 folio 115 and recorded Lber
i A.S Records uf
the District of Columba-except the southern part
thereof containing about rs acres, sold by Ellen J.
King to Daniel Lightf0Ot.
Terms of sale one third any greater proportion
In cash: balance payable In two equal instruments in
one aud two years respectively from the day of SALE
for which promissosy notes Of purchasers must be
TO be secured by deed or deeds Of the property
ton No deed 10 be given until the of sale
complied with, and the sales shall have been finally
ratified by the court All conyeyancing and recording
to be Mt purchasers and deposit Of required
each lot at the time of SALE te terms of sale be
not complied with in ten days from the day Of sale
the trustees the right to resell at the risk and
cost Of deGaulting purchaser.
JESSE II. WILSON, Trustee,
i12 La. ave, and 1909 81 st St.
GEORGE w. KING. Trustee,
jy3-d&dS 1912 SIst ST.
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I'd EDITION,
--latest qbleglans to The Star,
MRS. BAYARD.s CONDITION.
No Change This A fternOOn-The SEE
tAEY QG State Mt Hex Ra6lsasao r

NO Change This AfternOOn--The Secre-
tnry Of State at Her Bedside.
Special Dispatch to the EVENING STAR
WILMINGTON, della, July 10.-The physi.
clans, who have Just come from the sick room
of Mrs. Bayard, state that there is no change in
her condition, and il is scarcely probable that
she can survive through to-day. Her ailment
is gastrltfs, with liver complication, from
winch she has been suffering for more than q
week. Yesterday she was very low, but rallied
curing the early evening. relapsing again after
W WoShsn,o secretary Bayard who came from
bedside,
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Name. | o. 500
Washington stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays
quotations on the Washington Stock Exchange
are noted to-day: q. S. 41as, 1891, coupon,
112a bid, I1ss asked ls ID, d. reg. do, d.; do
istered, do. do: b. C. Per. Imp. 6s, 1891, coin,
113A bid, 1141 asked; do, IS, currency,
currency, lis bid; 5Oyear fund, 1865, 1924.
cur. 1863 bid, III asked; 2O.year fund, 6s,
1892, coin, 114as bid; 3o-year fund. 6s, 1902,
coin, l23As bid, 126 asked; Metropolitan rail-
road stock, s6l4 bid, 80 asked; Anacostia rail-
road, 8 bid: Georgetown gas, 40 bid; Nat. Met.
ms, 81 bid, Nat. Union, ia bid. 10 asked;
ms, bid; Riggs ms, ~. bid, ga. asked;
Wash: Market stock, 1s!a bid, 19,a asked; In
land Sea Coast bonds 0612 bid, 1OS asked; Cit
Nat Bank, 1O4 bid, no asked; Second Nat
Bank, 1Os bid; Great Falls Ice, 80 bid; Penna.
Telephone Co., 52la bid, So asked; Chesapeake
and Pot. Tel. Co ssh bid; U. =. Electric Light
Co, 80 asked.
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The London Scandals.

THE POLICE ORDERED TO SUPPRESS THE AL
- LEGGED CRIMINAL PRACTICES.
LONDON, July 1O.-In the house of commons
this afternoon Mr., Albert H. g. Grey, liberal
member for South Northumberland, i'm accord
ace with his notice OF yesterday, asked Sir
Richard Assheton Cross, home secretary,
whether he could assure the house that the
government had given orders to the police to do
their utmost to suppress the denominations in
London revealed by the Pau Mall Gazette. The
nome secretary replied that the police would
use every exertion to suppress the alleged prac-
tices; The existing law supplemented by the
criminal law amendment bill would suffice to
bring to justice the perpetrators Of such abomi-
nations.
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BALTIMORE, Nd. July 1O--yirginia skies. con-
solidaied As; coupons 52sa newten-forties.
$sis: Virginia new threes, 53; North Carolina skies.
old, Lily bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, ND, July 10-Cotton dull-mid-
ding lOlh. Flour steady and quiet-HOward street
and western super, sOlas 40; do: extra. 3Soaa g;
do family, 4O5a6.i5; city mills super, 3.25a3.5O;
do extra 75a4 90; do. Rio brands, 4S0a5 90 Patap
Wheat"southsrn steady and active; western lower.
closing quiet southern red, 04a96 do AMBER 07alOO
No. Maryland, 063sa07: No. western winter red,
spot . SiasS SSy Seg Sas aas ccrn-soutS
er quiet and steady western lower and dull southern
white 02aH2la: do. yellow, 66a56; western mixed.
spot 52a52s Eesh; July, 5liaa52s August, 52a52la:
sfeamer 5Ola. Oats frm-s0uthern, S8a4&s western
white, aaa46 do mixed. s7ass. Pennsylvania 3aa4O.
Pennsyivania and Maryland. 14.O0el6.OG Provisions
%sstsshouIders and clear rib sides, packed. 9s6l
I1s.ai2. Tard-renned. a. Butter nrm fos choice
wesfern packed cali: creamery. l6al0. Eggs easy
and quiet, I2a12l Petroleum easier. refined SISSY
aSls sugar gllet-A soft Sc; copper refined Suist
liverpool per steamer drm.cot,Sn; $50 a hour.
hour barrels whsst $500 sn z,s Scsn
shlpmenf.-doar IL $50 barrels Tasss h iSGo
ssIse-wheat, 68l 900 bushels corn. 1900 baahelA
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PILLOW SLAMS.
PILLOW SLAMS.

PILLOW SLAMS. PILLOW SLAMS
Two great bargains never to be had again See them
displayed in our windows, and you will be astonished
to see how they can be made for these prices.
Special. At $1.69a pair, PILLOW SLAMS, trimmed
with Hamburg inserting, fine tucking. Hamburg ruff
fling full sizes good value at So so; price, 81 SO
pair.
Special. At 81. IL pair, PILLOW SHAM trimmed
with Hamburg inserting. also fine tucking cambria
ru1ing; really worth So pair; you should them
SELLING OFF SELLING OFE
Our entire stock Of Misses Children's and Infants
DRESSES at less than prime cost We beg the
ladies to bear In mind that these goods OF
low grade although offer them such astonishing
low prices Call and convince yourself that what
advertise are facts.
Remember, sale begins WEDNESDAY, July 1, at
10 O'Clock sharp.
Second floor Second floor.
Accessible by Elevator. Accessible by Elevator
EMBROIDERED ROBES
AT $2.G5 Each.
100 Ladies' Fine EMBROIDERED ROBES, Each
Robe contains IL yards fine Lawn; also, yards hand
some Heavy Embroidery in Irish Point, Hamburg
and Colored Hamburg and ut the price named they
are positively the best values offered this (ee
display In Our Show Window
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NO NIHILISTS ARRESTED IN BRUSSELS.
BRUSSELS July 1O.-The N0niteta Belize de-
MES the story telegraphed hence about the dis
covery and arrest of an alleged band of nihilists.
1t says the story mas no other basis than the
search for two refugee Frenchmen, who were
living under assumed names one of whom since
his arrest has been convicted of vagrancy.
y PROPOSED RUSSIAN SHIP CANAL.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 1O.-Iien. Anncnkopf
has proposed a scheme for the construction of a
ship canal from the Caspian sea to Michael 5
bay to avoid the transfer of cargo from deep to
light draught vessels.
REFLECTED TO PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, July 10.-Wiliiam Thac!leray Mar
rett, conservative, has been reelected without
opposition to represent Brighton in Parliament.