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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29
SOUTH.BUTTE DOlNGS::,

+ The WAREHOUSES Of 'Storey'& Co: is .about
rO4pfeted.- s,r7-n ~ go. ~e--.s.r.-
r .Ihbe following ail.speak for ;ltse.E...+ The
Sa4e was ha1dedinto rEHE'-AIFNER, Office
last Saturday .e:*-rt ~. .-~aI :--:+-c
f[.,Mlarlie Smith: says he wi1fshurtly seafhia
little grey hofse.and buggy as he has nc
further use fofit::A Dot t do it,: Charlie :
n. !: Charles viii ::soon take d trip to the
t.he4dVatels Of Salmon fishing
triRsa .Me shan certainly = ,6 o'e ksEt1 ~ N
:i}psinssr Bill: DEAN d. Silver bow b VIVA; has
se!erad 4his connection with the Utah 4
Northern Railway and. expects, togo. into
the cattle; business. - ~:--
feter..G c says that a. -soon astls stand
arh -igauae rails are laid between South
Butte and past 1.-THE Parrot stneter, he
shall continue cat in that direction in his
evening walks - = :yo;-~..-4=.rs J., :, y.Ae+a
AlecksA Anderson, OF this place., will esoen
E,ledd.to.tA dftar.ons of Duties brightest
Fbelles:a The 9ounglady,:b>tn % +be oongratu-
lated pnt her choice for Aleck' is "a. model
mani '~a o@a.5r ;....i ., :.
- Col. Miller, of the freight: Department.;
aud Sour host Gen: PaH. Teofe, viii sudn
stbrf;S UP work 3ons the Miiier.lodes hgain:
They: are Is be 6ongratulatud ON having
such fine PIECE Of PROPERTY go, :;
TheM lnep,s Lumber Gompany,ia Mil has
-bde4s Rept:hpsy OF late. ii. furnishing. mil
ed,,rss. q, .eroct;op -: R,tte III %
Kp;aIt i +ha ]ae;c;sn+ fo,o,.a :, ~ ~ - ~ ;, ~:
%ee@ n4s - = H4@t
tibn of a. large brick we'll between their.
warehouse and Caplee.&. MeGune's place.
1pey;aaso erection OF a.
iaree~wareaoqs . which wall De used 1pr The
8 s9ora4e:o1 ray sahd:5efaln a. = present
storage. ea1>aeif3 IS TOO small: Tor their ans
cfeasang bustness.s-s' *"* - .-*arS~FrF
No"theEE Editor RnttF1DaHy- Miner::,r @----;
: lSo5U1TfFe BUffk..- SABMmbes- 2S+ 1S86:-Iz
naant ttottsay 3 word about. our Mahtet Me-
chanic. 81 ihe Montana Union Ra;lwavsC..
"A. penvy, Who IS q ristfer. aa SaHv one'tar
SEE by the improvements sheiia- maxim,
dhi1y:s He wanfs lots fofe werk-dnne with
tie aame:beFdas: heretofore. ahd MANAGES
I'd ref it done as he arwavso has a ulsasahte
Word for the men. -EAfrfdYEY.-
Tho sunday hdoi+~ SG1tE u,,+o,.
thrn,oh? 1890 ;, HylS a;;.s a.. HES ~ n! Ru Z
! ',tba ~ iss - ~ Kniah4Ah anu ~ = WIN n1s sne
= az 3tastesia ~ - f ~ : !! t-ano, .a ~
eisi Bmt H. + 1 x. K3;a T4ssarpm IL 2 DLisu-
tfiists that avervt II; mn Vii ha s,.a nsed: Ly
1ext si,hdav snd Ahst tha s.hacI An e. r.
jan tooethsr az Iii Ne a ssAoot w ~
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29

The Queen has dismissed her iaw-Wakers
until the eleventh of November, In. the
meantime the .''lords and gentlemen. will
hunt and shoot. OF their extensive game
preserves or,take an airing on the cont:
nent, while English bayonets will keep the
starving people OF: Ireland from -uttering
their complaints above q whisper.
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District Court. =

The time of the District Court was takeh
OF David N. Upton Us. James Larken ct al.
In the afternoon session quite a number al
motions were filed and causes taken under:
advisemenI,, By His Honor. AT 5 O'Clock:
the Sheriff brought ippito court Lewis, the
horses from the ParretSmeltsg Gompany,
and he was sentenced to FIVE years at hard
lahor,in the l.editentiary. 90 !
f&tharEs .FEsMeyersf WHO had p1eadet ]
sas1eyB NE pthafge 81 pests1arssay,tvsse
sertsueed to % daysi ia .th6 County sEaft
The Court then adjourned until Monday
morning at 3 O'Clock.
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APATHY OF REPUBLICANS.

Unlocking over the field and .countin,
noses.,the fact becomes apparent. to til.
observer that" Col. Salfders can .couatst1
the active support Of but very few OF the
able leaders whose voices. have been heard
in narshalng the Republican forces in bat.
tie array. The canseo OF. This apathy. among
@epreuinent Rcpnbliransin the Territory
10 patent to all who renem ber the bosition
maintained by Col. Sanders during Col.
Botkin's; canvass against Major MagiinlHfiis
in 1882. 1t is well known that Col San
ders wanted the nomination that year for
Delegate..ins Congress from the Republican,
party. But Botkin,, was considered the
stronger man of'the two and ca rried,swa.y
the empty bauble.' B." = ta2h:.:t go. !
!: Botkin'made a splendid fight. He, caanI
vassed tie Territory and was received
everywhere with enthusiasm, Through
his personal popularity he made large inI
roads inthe Democratic ranks and but fol
The. long tried and uhtefri6ed ..phalauxeJ
OF the Democratic hosts he would have
.wrested victory. from the, hncpnduered
Democracy OF the Territory and. laid IT'D
champion in the dust. But where wa1
Sanders during. Botkin's heroic cunrest
with Maginnis? Was his clarion VOICE
heard in behalf OF the Republican
bearer Was this sDen1osthenes
OF America on a single stump lett5by Cah
sosdirz to 1.-The people OF Montana pfoclaim
ing the great principles 81: the Republican
party and the fitness OF Col. ButkinvAo rem
resent that party in the halls OF Congtesse
Was his marvellous powers Of oratory, viii,
ridicule and sarcasm directed against the
party during that: memorabt
campaign Not a bit Of II; Col. Sanders
was sulking in his'tent, and his tent vas
out Of the Territory. Instead of: coming
to the front and uniting the persuasive |
powers OF his burning yelequence with tie !
rounded: periods, and. finished -oratory I'll
COL Botkiu, he shiel himself, to the caIm(rll
reaione 6is:the Easftaud LETT. .tAe.saAadt1
little si2Malshala4e:Ash$si obatele Dino ID
Jingle handed and alone. s" 4
And now when he is forced to face the
enemy himself; when he sees the solid col.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29
Order to Show Cause

IN the Probate Court In and for silver -"
In u the matter ne. of the thu , estate Of Howard B snAD'
deceased. tho estate
t1John!P.' PEeifsr, the administrator OF dsI bis
of HoWaEd B.. Smith. deceased. hallnE T. Ia OF the
petition herein praying for an.orde. Va W %Inlrposes
real estate Of said 'decedent for Inc p
therein set forth. -. ,ua,s of sail
sad deceased ec,ss d appear appear before the, sa si]lD RaSsf
Court on Monday, the 9Th day OF o! ssjd day,!s!
1886, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon Oh court, at the
The court room OF said Probate ty4 Of silver
Count House. in Butte City. lnrubn orld not D.
Fssate d s 10 9ne s .sid A Sha nj to to- ss al g .Sbe IHs
Of the .rsal estate Of the said d / e ef9Rsv \ /
mex essary. L probate JudgT'
Dated this 9Th day of August. A D. N"
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29

By GHE.way Who IS theman who framed
and ohampioned the .'gag law" and. who
when an act was introduced in a. subse-
quent legislature to repeal it, made a two.
hours speech in favor OF the law? Our es-
teemed evening contemporary. is treading
on DANGEROUS grounds.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29

n aH6eHuDl eVeIln was EEuV
&: ;:'sj K e - = 81 :; 4 Y
1NEarrell, Hatye Evans, co N klejdhn,
Mofitt, Knowles. Lizzie Thornton, Allie
GarA--Reber4s.
Messrs. Carlos Verified, James F. Lam
' k1e;s12}li tayf st 59 '95ts 4Gi s ~ afS1sh s; +,
George H. Casey. o. X. Lewis, w. A. Akers,
Ben Calkins. William Warfield, Mr.. Nixon,
jeff Thoronghman and A.. Campbell.
! K ON last FrisElz1iJG.M thsEIdlAaa
series of informal receptions at the Silver
Bow Club Rooms. A very pleasant even
ing was passed in the enjoyment OF dancing,
sames &t,ese9s, billiards. blind Pggani,ak bgi4f
past was servaAsat .s42asO'cknck land. tie
eseaing proved in every way enjoyable.
Among those present Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Irwin II. Mr.. and Mrs. John
.NoYes. Mr.. and Mrs. E.. Siegel, Mr.. and
MRS. A. c. Ames:s- MissaMarje aRensuard.
AfiB$ Hattie Evans, Miss Ellen Meeklejohn,
Mist CLARA. Roherts. Pr. zHoqgh, Mr. Lee
Foster, Mr.. TrentlaW,- lMr,, E1lerbeckt. Mr..
:JpejClark, Mr.. W. NJ. Jack. Mr.. John Ley
ssbn HI. N: ::Connelh Col Estes. Mr.Jehn
Ee4bis,- Mn; John, .O'Farrel. sMr.. C., ".
.do3daie- Mr.. Geo, H.. Casey, Nj, Q: K.
let's. NJ. sarse;Sat, Dr.. Murray and.Mr:
"A. ". Rhr2ard:' "t'.:N' go f.s:.
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WILL our esteemed evening contempt
rary be SO kind as to reproduce one little
excerpt from any article that appeared in
it's columns in the. interest Of the men who,
precipitated the strike at the depot the
first OF last May?
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French Gulch-Polls at Seymour's ranch:
JntIsen-A. r1aFk,- 756Hh"@Sesn1our- Il:
Caplice & McCune's wood camp-Polls at
Piper's camp: Judges-G. ID. Potter, Z.
Miller, and Jno. s. Graham.
Norton Gulch-Polls- at Smith and vii
store: JudgesrJohn Carol, Jas K.
s ',;saEs: s1 Ssa7$MEJJ;M rAgtdRg4at|H.
IIndefs-Ben Dudden, Felix O'Brien and I.
.Jllian.
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Al gD1so:. 70 ss-c7 81. a77 ~,
~ LIE: Hago$4Qf Sin, FncNiphk y:

E5fa| H1 1 ;qtSs%SE 8 5 as itd' si;ts 4 .p3.
E:6esf gt'1 Rssss? sf saas sys2i''g;at.tns q.aaa
p ptS;2ar nanncac 1.-THE ! Wages y SIM AS tbs
tehesdesirh 81 many: theater.s,s,2. a,.as vAp
nle1 e :ydipit the theat& dt1r IA sa, 1e
y Hssk, sEFoTsdsd ho5se val Ito doshts hiE;
!! !a Is. sto t!h1hsK,1ErelteMtt 10 anSn -. =
s; 5tsaeEXeHtHeataz' Id: thfs 4.e1tin saa+ b
. ~ nln> ees1foir kkaiee observation-disclosures
1909 ae. 9hfl1S Observation-Disclosures
o ooeeo at the 'Gfahds oPefaHod box
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1 II i,;. MlAas iSsSS|Ii &c.. .".,

49," y = 2ApasC@ VTy-
faSflver bars were dR9ted in New Yorl
Yesterday at 95S. Nv" .@N
''Sheriff Sullivan has now confined in tn,
County Jail thirty-seyen prisoners.
l. The Sisters have iifiaadd tb sRs1 k55sspiMfaii EN-
tirely reftted and painted throughout.
.Ileford Il C656td1fe gave One II their de
lligHtful sdcfais last .kvsdiny wt.Rsnbhas
Mapl".-r->'' rtr os .rrr-~t.no -r,-...
The French + plate glass .~.ironta .,NillI ht
put in place: in the ThQ4as~ BLOCK thii
weak.
sHat Ducey will soon begin the erection o
q fine brick residence, near the aCath6H7
chtreK. 7r't t-1-1t-e ::'cf'ts'; '1-2:rz
The. livery ryj men say s7 fniasta Yesterday, wa,
onf Of the dullegt.S Sundays u the seai6h
Their horsesHot q rest.
F The members o 1.-THE Entire Nous Club viii
fndeta tiRenshaw,Hall today .ior 4he. phi;
IPpbe OF recognizing the, Glub...r -, -.
Tom. -Deneon:i&~ Cor: ..shave dissolved
tpaetnenship: H.L Frank it, the Gnly.one
authorized to s~isn,Aaame in liquidation. -:
| sfhe'hew road which .has1b been builtirom
the lower ditch on Arizdna- streetsneadine
tot this. railroad, :: will : zbe, hi cAdemi1ed
shbft1y.1- ~" - ~@.;-~ t:eeift-. 80 - !
An:evfdeHcB,Of fhe hppaRciatioh eft3ur
9,fnday sisspee lis: shown By, the 'fact. that
'yebterday's issue 7tontained' over. three:
soprths Of column ~ Few ibusiness locals.
Observation-Disclosures dftid3 not .ttHBin1ki;itt nee:
es4arX, to apppint al constable in Thomas
Jqdge.s place as there "a only enough work
do. atpresentSf for one ~;
The Katie Putnam T. npauN will be, the
next attraction at the Grand Opera House
unless some other company should come
.albng before tffeyfornser ptte in, aEralpear-
a4ce.
= "a reporter of THE MINER wa~s.wrengly in
formed in regard to tho late Mrs. Lammer.
.hdrt leaving three children behind
who we're in school at California;. Mr..
LAmhefhart fn:ornfs'us.they-had NO child.
rep.'~E".-rr @2sH.r- -ci...-;~sa-: u-r-
Mayor Frank is tvtethy., Some. person
not having the. fear OF. the law before, his.
eyes, stole three, Of the MaXQe's fine young
whtsr spaniel dogs The, party;.haa thsttet
them. .fpr he i. known. a-ss =
: Johnny Tooey, Is now; -manager. 81: the
Tropical. Ralaee :for sH~.L-,FranK.- TIE
Tropical Palace. :, has been !, entirely. re:
painted and paPered making it .qnesef The;
6hest places ,in the ci1Y.n-ss,c- .. -n4y
. ;Workmen were tsaey Saturday putting
on the r0ofsof the new High. School build
ilg. It is said that twill be almost i'm
possible fd.hHve the same readyfor occu-
phncy by October Is.
iTefS:Edwaras ta6 yesterday arrested
upon a bench. warrant = issAad ont OF the
District Court charging him with. arson in
fire to the SeVilIef stables ID this
spring. .E-z- 4" : ettint.c =
sCapt.e Shepherd, itfe.'old-~ar veteran,
after IN absence Bf two months visiting Old
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A r

A pleasant surprise party was given TO
Mrs. Js:B. CEeaelazdsHt ls& residence dn1
the corner II Bfoadxay 8nu=IdAho shrssthh,
last Thursday evening. Tm:a1air: .vAs
planned by her brother, Mr.. Carlos War
field, and proved an ..entire surprise to the
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29

Tue Democratic county titket-is gaining
strength every day. ~r go 1=c . ~
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29

MaIIIeWS Y K lrclflar; 931.n-
sta!nt.. Silver has shown q 2Htfls sthf6re
strength, butt tfhgf aadvanese early: m the
:ns Is b ga, i s Ssbsay: :ns s y R9riYes s
I5>.a London. *s5s New Yofk::
se,tsera,b er1 j. fssss; ,,.- Cent? s1sx- -.
September I -. : !: as IS To-: az, s8s
september lss:a">! .4s f. Y =. : z2e=; 9lA@:
g. 3 &: r. r. y :: ;: w. ;'sss. ::
Deposits Of tine Silver at thtt Nex. . =. :. -
.fork' Assay itee.:;;a::@-: =" 1920 ounces
Imports ype1I :forFthe week to New t.c
E J Sseis :5Sfii week ilq1 ssv s1,'as:S' *
copper has: at length experienced in a
good healthy. manner the ~1ohg:expected
boom: which the statistics have. 1hadaiia:
evitable. Since the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
few weeks the: DEPRESSION in England has
been the result OF sheer manipulation and
ct length" t~heAituation: has come to be; be-
yond their: control rat New York, uts
der totalsale Ofabouton million sbaotiadb,
prices have advanced: rapidly: sales*hase
been made at &steadify aid lib r i1iputes
iron3frSI05O to $1l:Bbs.tfor spJt? aad.z11
bid Is the end ofsthe saatti,= fhs /
market a2M bns the : ctintoH
OF .~exeitement' about the October land !
shles and the' USUAL ShiefE neI
neer Is hard at work toomaksaaE;o1hiprY-
price, But buyers are unwn iagr is
so rapidly, and sellers, elatsa b. the
arc unwilling 10 accept anything
a top price. The probabilities are,
1o,Meyer, strongly in favor OF II cents for
and eNovet11bSer, Eblftts not = for %.
For the4asst three t.Mkonths of the
ear Lake mining ce1aPaaiesa have t4hste-
neritg. TO- ask III. cents. Outside lhEandsI
AYE NATURALLY Wmgpathized viii. Lake;
md nownothingcaf be- hi below 10 Tenfs'
III Anchor. is firm at log. Meanwtafe
'hdh Bars haves advancefl,,s a tGtirst e]uwlt
,,net!then With .rapidityY until,.a n- the 1SAh
ne price. had touched al lQs. Theye5
1fas arg: 1ns' boa aSf 6 II! 5Aet so pessteE q hfghsr
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tance-halting, as it were, between two
opinions, while the %stragglers and weaker
soldiers of his demoralized followers apeAG
sorting by the score to the ranks OF the
opposition. --"Apathy'.is written-ineom--
e. %ss'33ss:'ssi1furHNa66;s)Iss J. ;2&)Rlk|llt aR1aBd
the leader who has thrice led it to defeat is
left to lead it to q more humiliating m
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'"~ '-r--- 9 -rt--~ ~ 49, Il, .. -n.-n .-1..
THE DEMOCRATIC. TICKET,

uuuA O6uUS VOsuSnuyV. s.ysHe -.
g. "a "Lz----r hag' r-9i .
"" For Delegate in Congress. I
j. K. TootE. -7'' ~;
SILVER BOW COUNTY. Zip.
s't@"st For Councilman, -'+' -" 80
~7.',CHARLES'H: CARVER r:.=-:
!" s"''EF6r Representatives. = -c..;
SAMPLE III. OKR,tW. E. DAVIDSON
=. 49,. g! D. SMILEY. r5.- u -
t~'s;,a = Sheriff, ~~~~-"r- ~".',
EUGENE d. SULLIVAN. .e't~e
"" So Treasurer, .r@ 80
~ A.. II. BARRETT: ~'i+Ea
'''.' Clerk and Recorder, j."
CHARLES F. BOOTH. @8 :.
...u~.. Probate judge -, j.,
So. s.c,,r CALEB IRVINE, ~-,a ~.
superintendent OF Common Schools :
~'rr..J. BOOKER. , IT,
County Commissioners. 1880 ;:
J. H. McQueaney, W. H. Young, John
1 Smith (Melrose9.T *~i~-~~ g
County Attorney,
. C. j.. WALSH. a.: ..,.-
Assessor,
JOHN BRANN.
Coroner,
DIR. W. NJ. SCHULTZ.
Public Administrator --.
A. V. CORY.
~ SuryeyOr,er're 1872 -:
JOHN: GILL4E. .-,~.
Justices Of the Peace;
&c. CARROLL, FRANK NJ: MURRAY
For Constables,'e. ~"H"
FRANZ. COLL. ED. McLAUdHfrE.
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Police N1nrf.

lib The following cases were : tried before
9aSge MSAatten Naftasday;-: -:
tqEEhagoe; faeds and costs. Baid Gus
;ger4atarx ys;; CHARLES FRANZ: petit lar!
;dags' sea fnsS x stS5 thf county 5ailfor' 30
:x1ezritosr: VS., .Thomas Moore. aass s II
r. as battery. upon:his VIE: Jfgsd stoo and
E, tases, - a aa .ls't 2sI { s. IT, :,jaail for
Tefsitegy XEs.EGfhomasi Mo 5asj assau,t
tene ,sf e X anan May r. Powell; sen.
.eeatsn {: Con- 1hs; ;ft11ts iaiIsfor 50 days:and
sta aeir,tory y, Reteg Casey, petit larceny,
.so ea!lns a:set 81 harnesx:1drrotm W.R KEN
:d saS seatsnes Fte tie county, jail or 60
:aseEriterN:ys A.. shE ia petit larceny
; ssn t sse : = !, RistoIl:!Ee Fred Hapneiofth5,
10y: va, Crank :.MeCarty. drunk IA ana
cse% q >Asiq stneet;aaned .s6 aud. costs.
!; .sAkxxtgTssJ,: Andrew :; dist :i;flba, nce. fnAa
ssaepa eoAts.s ndiittedr .A''ss' ,nneq
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The first warming Of approaching winter;
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90. - ...A
Robbed Hin Partners

Charles Frank is etharged with rubbing
h3js PAL tner. Theysfwered both ardoihint
togeatHer iP; Cehen"s building on7WsstaGfam.
i its street, and Tabohtfe 3 O'clock -Ffahk's
;;2artneF heard HIM Igoing ont Of the door
when he asket him where: lie wassir dina,
Frank replied, II will be back in:safsW
minutes That was the last seen OF
Frank until 8b'tlotkrthb mutning,
In the meantime the partner became
9ieious that everything was not right.
Upon xamifnatiion z6ss' fduahids that Frank
a taken $40 IN cash, an.overcoat and a
The 4 alarm to. W. +: Jordan; Who il stae
TONED on Bioaa7dfway ana Min: The
ofieer1had search atsoncy but faifed- to
ina any trace,ofe him, when they thought
mat. brank would in all probability 20 70
S f1lxe Row; Junction te.:avpid detection.
thsy they. boarded::tha. f~reightstrams at 81
f61r thefe:. The officer haa not io,p|
e: Natt, Tor in about an hour Of So .whof
9mes Walking along hpr Charles. Frank.
n d'bre9a1tt hffnn1sshRack "a 9be eify,
Eaere ne ya n lodged n TIP County. Jail:
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,nsuaf the Democratic hosts, flushed with
pi tAige of [4tory, neutrality-suspicious.
q } aefed dtaring him in the faceAh<
oka vAi For|the able %lieutenants vi
re ontvto aather at his side. Ev
nae Who once considered it an hunorM
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Silfei.. a,pf. Ga1,nni.,,

Matthews. 4 WsBpb1a; lrreuhastt; '1s3
ftant.. Silver has shown. a. 1Httle. amh66rie:
strength, but .tthe advance early: IN the
week. was scarcely e.m~aintafnaed::11:t Prices
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Z Il Il f-e: d r:-r
Z. Bullion. Shipments.

The following were the bullion shipments
during :ahe past week bE the. Pacific sEf
f,ia bxSfsrs lid.ls alss11si sd,
lg haatA SSE fsxtnetoa::::: =: .:.s":: H.i4b
Z bafsb Daf5sr t:d6s
2 bars by Moulton Co. 1857
GAO o1e
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-11-16
How They Are Designated.

Several citizens or residents Of Wash
ton received in person the degree Of doc
tor of laws at the commemoratlon OF the
2j0,h anniversary of the founding OF Har-
ward university at Cambridge, held on
November Sth last, and in the following
terms.
Lucius Quintius Curtis Lamar, teacher,
orator legislator, administrator George
Tnsbie Hoar, antiquarian, orator, jurlst,
Senator from Massachusetts,. Spencer Ful-
leron Baird. secretary of the Smithsonian
Institution. director of the National Mu-
scum. United States fish commissioner
promoter of geological science. Asaph
Hall. professor Of mathematics in the
United States navy, mathematician and
astronomer John Wesley Powell, director
of the United States geological survey,
soldier geologist, administrator John
Shaw Billings. surgeon in the United
States army, student and teacher Of public
medicine, medical photographer.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-11-16
FREIGHT RATES As Low As VA
OTHER LINES.

Special low freight contracts will be made
upon application. Shippers desiring to take
advantage of these cheap rates between New
York, Philadelphia and Richmond will be
careful TO direct goods to be sent ria the New
York, Philadelphia and Norfolk railroad,
Cape-Charles route, and shipped from New
York from Pennsylvania railroad, new Pier
q; from Philadelphia from Dock-street sta
ton, and Richmond from companys wharf,
Rockets.
For further information apply to +. S.
BAKER, Agent, Richmond.
II. w. DUNE, Superintendent.
r. B. COOKE, General Passenger and
Freight Agent, Richmond, Va, and Norfolk,
Va. oc 81
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-11-16

Prof Jordan, of Kpnigsberg, is dead.
a landslide at Embrun, Hautes Apes,
killed eight persons.
Rev William Delaney, Catholic Bishop
of The Diocese of Cork is dead.
Lord Aberdare's gun exploded in Be
con. South Wales, injuring his right mana
seriously.
4 British lieutenant and three Sepoys
have been killed in a fight with the Bur
mese rebels
Count Kalnokys address to the Austro-
Hungarian delegations was cOuched III
pacific terms
The condition of Mr.. Kelly, who was
shot between Emit and FirgrOve, Ireland,
is regarded as hopeful.
Rose. alias ROssel who murdered Mad
anne LoysOn, at Paris, has been arrested
in Constantine, Algeria.
At a meeting at Glasgow, ii was re-
solved 10 raise a monument TO Burns
Highland Mary on Castle Hill, Dunoon.
Louis Napoleon will arrive in Paris to-
dav He will 20 first 10 Prangins, and
will then visit his mother at MOncaherl.
The Belgian Station at Stanley fails,
on the Congo river, has been abandoned
IN consequence OF the continued hos'il''y
Of the Arabs.
The Bulgarian Sobranje has sent dep
utation 10 the courts Of Europe 10 ASK
the powers TO name candidate 1or the
Bulgarian throne.
Adaptation of artists residing in Rome
is moving 10 obtain the abolition OF the
import duty of 80 per cent. levied ON PIC,
lures by foreign artists entering the United
States
John MACPHERSON, who is known as the
Glendale Martyr and the Rev. MT
Donald MacCalum have been arrested III
the Isle Of Skye on the charge OF melting
the crofters 10 violence.
Bishop Kaph has had several interviews
with Count Herbert Bismarck, when
strengthens the reports that the conciu-
sion Of a concordat between Germany
and the Vatican is imminent.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-11-16
BROWNING.
The Tyrean Purple Bard


,oxrs. OF CHICAGO, OK THE POET
.Tbirdlv. pronounce Mr., Browning
rocaiise of all Others, he Is every
Roo33y's poc,-'using nature that's an Al, art
oooy ,bers in the masters words. Blou-
70 O,''FT FRA Iippo, the artless Pippa, with
-. an naked love for all pure things; Chap
D .., Iuria. and Ksrshish are bits of ma
p.nV' ;mmortalized in art. Browning is
'-'1 ~ than Shakespeare as the nine
Gill century is greater than The six
l,, S-,1' IL is wider, deeper, more pur-
po o'c,cr's poet the poet of the unpopular,
l y ,be unsuccessful-'Those of the unlit
y i.,nn and the unjust loin,' in the words OF
IA. .s''I master He is the poet of mystery
l " ,,Tsterv welded to the soul-thing. In
o.. Y. ~ ,sorjs of the master, he dwells among
'Ths novel. silent. silver light and darks
leaned of. where ! hush and bless
myself with silence.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-11-16

considerable excitement was OCCASION
al In Nartinsburg, ". Va, Sunday, over
,fe .nicide ofJacOb J Miller, of Kearneys-
yg,e Jefferson county. Mr.. Miller was
sb i., .ixtv-two wears old, and for some
fine mast has been quite melancholy.
tbort 3 o'clock Sunday he went into the
granary. Not returning, his son went
AFTER him. and upon entering the building
discovered his father hanging by trace
STRAINS He was dead. Deceased was much
re.pected. and represented his county in
fine legislature years ago