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NJ. L. Conference.

RICHMOND, Va, May l5.-lu the NJ E,
General Conference to day, R. c Philips,
trsternsl delegate from the African church
conference, now in session at Augusta, Ga,
was referred and addressed the conference
Revs. Sam Jones and Sam Small attended
the conference to day.
A resolution Was offered that Sunday
schools be not allowed to serve more than
four years. A resolution was offered to
appoint a mission evangelist; both were
referred,
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with the B,iti,h Ensign Flying.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, May ls.-Tse
British schooner Genera, from Lunenb1rg,
n. s, arrived this morning 70 tit TOR the
southern mackerel fishing. She has the
British ensign flying at the mast bead,
which is something unusual TOR fisher
man, and Is felt here TO partsks someshat
Of defsn; attitude, as the vessel is here
to buy seine boat and other supplies TO
prosecute msckerel Sshing on our shores.
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Drowned In Presence of Their Wives.

AURORA SPRINGS, Mo, May l5.-Rrch-
ard Higgins and Thomas Barrett were
drowned a. Tuscumbis, No to day, while
irving to stretch q cable wire across the
river The steamboat was pulling on the
cable, which caught underneath the Skii
aud capsized it, throwing both men over
board. They we're drowned before assist
suce could reach them. Higgins leaves q
wife ard two children, and Barrett q wife
and three children. The wives Of the
drowning men were on the river bank and
Wi,ne ssed the said affair.
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ro-snourh,s Circus Train Ditched.

SYRACUSE, N. Y. May l5.-Shortly after
midnight, 81 Port nickerson, on the syria
cuse and Bipghsmp;on diyi'ion Of the
Delaware, LacksWanua AID Western road,
two sections Of the train with Forepsughs
circus on board met with an accident
which resulted in the serious injury Of
seven men and the destruction O. The cir.
Gus property. The G..t sss,ion while going
70 q grste broke in tzb sd The detached
portion RAD down aud colided with the
second section, ditcbipg il.
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PRODUCE.


NEW YORK. May 10 -Flour-Receip's
Il 1874 barrels; exports 2. 1872 barrels, H.
354 sacks; market firm but quiet and un'
changed; sales 10000 barrels. Wheat
Receipts ll7,000 bushels; exports la, 1893
ushels; moderate demand; options opened
weak and ia &c lover, after yards strength
ened and advanced 3@2c, closing steady;
sales 2,784,008 bushels futures, 5000
bushels spot; No Chicsgo s7i@SStc;
No northern 90@9lc; uneraded red Sc
aS9Jc; No. 2 red nominal; No. red
9jIc; No. ] white 93c; ungrsded white
93c; No. 2red June 6Ss@S9tc. closing At
SS}c; July SsE@s94c; August s9@S9sc.
closing at S9sc; september 9u@90tc,
closing at cote; October 9l@9l &c. clos.
ing at 9ltc; November 92s@s2ic, closing
at 92Ic; December 95i@93sc, closing q,
9ssc; January 94s@94s, closing at Gage;
April 97sc, closing at 97.c; Nay 9stG
9S ac, closing at 9Ssc. Corn-Ruled Tag
Ic higher, closing steady receipts 40 200
bushels; exports 22S7l bushels; sales 904,
900 bushels futures; 10000 bushels spot:
posted Csc; damaged 33c; ungraded 3T@
acc; No. Acc; steamer 45c; No 4sac;
No. 2 May 4S}c, closing at 4sic; June
47@47ic, closing at 4Iac; July 46i@47tc,
closing at Ale; August 47947tc, closing
at 47tc DATA shade stronger aud
moderately sctive; receipts 1880 bushels;
exports 1850 bushels; mixed western 36
@39c; white do 4O@46ic. Rye-Firner;
western 70@62c. Hsy-Stssdy and in
moderate demand Hops-Qaiet. Coffee
Spot fair; Rio 8rm ct Sc; options o
.hsde higher and fairly active; sales H..
$50 bsgs; May 1901 Csc; June 1900;
July 4Oc; Angus. I 1901 4Oc; sep,em.
Der 73c; October and November I 24c;
December 3Gc. sugsr-Quiet ard nom
iuRl; renned quiet and weak extra c 81
@5gc; white extra c SIC; yellow 4lc; OF
A 5I66c; mould A GlO; standard A Sic;
cutlost add crushed I!7tc; po~dered
6 l.l6@Tc, GRADUATED &c; cubes 6 ll.lf
G6ic Molasses-Stesdy; So test at lsc
10 arrive. Ries-s,eady and in moder
ate demand. Pe,roleum-S:esdy; United
closed ut ME. Tsllov-Firm ard quiet
prime CITY 33!434c Tarpentine-Dul
% 032c' EgHs-FH" 1uu Hc1eue Lon
rscsipts 4 43l packages; western fresl
lll@lltc. Pork-S;eady bat very quiet
Cut Meafs-Firm; sales Of picked ham
lOc; midiles firm; long clear SIC. Lart
-Highss and moderately setive; prime
steam. spot, % 22I@6 Is; sales. to arrive
at IS 81; May IS Is; June IS 81; Jul.
IS 29@6 29I; August s. 1906 &c; Sep
TENDER IS -; October IS -; city steam
S. 95G6 90 Batter-Duil aud lover
western lO@l9c: Chsets-Qaiet AM
steady. Copper -yHG; lake lie Lea
-s.es5J; sosnon 81 1904 IS. Other
unchanged.
CHICAGO, May ia stronger iens tha
has ruled for sevsfel weeks prevailed }
wheat today, though very decided %
vance vas made in price. Buyipg va
began around 76i@76.c for Juas and 10
loved TIE msrke; up TO sSout fotc, aroun
vbinh fyurs Il asev of long e1ough "a
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sell was not g pronounced - On yeoteroay
while orders from outside came In with
more freedom and generally on the long
aide of the market, Juno touched Tito little
before noon, bat vas not very heavily
traded in. The close was steady and q.
most 6rm at rs 1870. Flour-Steady
and unchanged. Wheat-Fnm, in expec-
tstion of Q large decrease in the Visible
supply and export demand; sales ranged:
May 75@75tc, closed at Isle; June
76f@77tc, closed at rs l6l6c; July III
@isic, closed ct 7ssc; No. Z spring Isl
675ic; No. 3sprinR &c. Corn-Active
and higher, prices advanced &c and closed
tc higher than yesterday; cash S6S36tc:
May 36@36sc, closed at SGT; June 500
size, closed at 37tc; July 37A@3sic.
closed q, 81 13.l6s. Osts-Stesdy; cash
acc; May 2ss@2sic; closed at este, June
aS3@2sic, closed at % 9l6e; July isle,
closed al 2sc. Rye--Dull; No 2 60c.
Barley-Dull; No, 2 65c. Flax Seed
Steady; No. Isl o.. Mess Pork Fairly
sctive and frmer; June % 1o@s so.
closed at 81 773@s so; July g s0@s 30.
closed Mt S. s7l@s 80. Lard-Fumsr
and 2l@5c higher; cash IS IS; June
S. 956,5 97i; July IS 00s6 05, closed
at S. o5. Cut Mes,s-short rib .ides
steady; No. 2 IS 32I@5 IS Boxed Meats
Steady; shoulders 81 l0a4 20; short
clear sides S. 60@5 IS. Whisky-Stesdy
at 81 IA. Sugar-Duller. Eggs-At SC.
Philadeiehia-
PHILADELPHIA, May -Fiour-Dun
and weak. whea.-Dull bu, firm; No. 2
red May ss@sstc; June sss@ssic; July
sss@ssic; Angus, ss@sstc Corn
Spot dull; No 3 mixed 46@46ic; steam
er 47@474c; No. ? mixed May 46i@
47ac; June 46i@4,c; July and August
46}@47tc. 0s,s-Spot weak and lover;
No. mixed SIC; No. 3 white 40l@4lc;
No white 4lic; upgraded white 4l@
4lic; futures quiet but steady; No Z
white and May 39@4Gic; June 3st@
39ic; July 3s@39lc; August 35@35ic.
Provisions-Fair demard and steady.
Lsrd-Stsam Sc l2i. Butter-Quiet and
easier; creamery extra PIC; 6rs,s Ito
Ice; western ladle packed l3@l5c.
and active; Pennsylvania
extras l2@l2!c. Cheese-Qaiet and
steady.
Cancannan.
CINCINNATI, o.. May l5-Cottcr-
Weak and unchanged. Flour-HsAry and
Wheas-Firmer; No. red
s5c; receipts 10000 bushels; shipments
5 900 bushels. Corn-Fumer; No. 2 mixed
86iCl37c Oats-Firuer and higher; No.
2 mixed 3li@32c. Rye-Firmer; No. 2
SIC. Pork-Frmsr at 80 so. Lard
Firmer OF IS 75@5 80. Bulk Meats
Firm and unchanged. Bscon-Firm and
unchanged. Whisky-Spsdy at 81 10.
Butter, sugar and cheese-Firm and IN
changed. Eggs-Easier q, &c.
baltimore.
BALTIMORE, May 10 -Wheat--Westeru
iull and firm: No 2 winter rcd spot s7t
a, sSc; May s7i@s7ic; June s7i@Ssic;
July S7l6STsc. Corn-Western inactive
,ut steady; mixed spot 47s@I7lc; May
i6i@t7c; June 45I@i6tc, 0ss-Quiet
md lover; western white 4O@I2c: do
mixed 3s@39c. Rye-Firm but quiet at
12@73 Provi,ions-Steady. Others I'M
changed.
ToLrDo, o., May l5.--WhsaI-Frm
.nd quiet; cash s2i@s3c; MAY s2lc;
Iuue SAGE; July SAFE; August safe; Sep
ember SAFE. Corn--Cssh. May and June
's!c; July 39c. Oats Neglected. Clover
Seed nchanged.
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Two Highly Respectable Young Men.

MONTREAL, May ia detective OF
LoEell, Mas he's arrested here two young
men, named Harry NuuhAll aud William
Stacey, ACCUSED OF stealing 5 200 from 3
hank in Lowell. where Nutthsll was em-
ployed Is q clerk Nutths!l pleaded guilty
10 tss ,hes los 81 800 OF the bank funds.
Twelve hundred dollars were fond on
NuttbAll ard $50 on Stacey. They had
bought bicycles and proposed to leave 10 8
dsy or two for the Wsgt. BGth belong to
highly respectable families In Lowell.
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Clarksburg News.

nPVIII TO I0' ''''''''y ''Vy''''''
CLAREsBURG, w. Va, May l5.-This
morning the residence of Thos Barrett,
near the depot, was destroyed BY fire. The
loss is 81, 900.
The trial OF Charles TibSs for wreoking
the train neGr this place. was completed
this evening. He was defended by D. c
Lee, Esq. The Jury returned verdict OF
guilty.. The sentence is awaited with much
anxiety.
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from the Errors
ana indiacretiops Of youth, nervous weak.
mesa, early decay, lcss Of manhood, etc. l
will send receipt that will cure you, free
OF charge. This great remedy was dis
covered BY missionary IN South Amer
lea. Send o selfeddressed envelope to
the Rev. Joseph 7. Inman, stationD, New
York CITY.
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NHEELlNG And ELM GROVE 3. r

SUNDAYS.
Leave the City at 90 =. m, and every hour to
Lssvs wheeling Park a: SEQ a. H., and every
hour % 10 20 p. N.
Church TraiR az II 10 p. N. ,,,
Sapsrintendent
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PETROLEUM.
ntusyfils.

fttusvfits.
fIrusvIiLt, Pa, May l5.-PGnoleun-
National Transit certificates opened at
72:c highest rae; iosest 7lic; closed
ut II &c.
On CRY, May l5.--PeIroleum-Op.
at 72lc; Highest T2lc; lowest 7lic; closed
at 7lIc; sales 675, 900 barrels; ciearspces
264, 400 barreb.
bradford.
BRADFORD May l5.--Petroleum-Na-
tionAl Transit Certificates opened at 72ic;
closed at TIC; bighes; 72ic; lowest 7lic;
clearsnces $4,000.
PtttaburH.
PrTTsarzs, Pa, May ,5.-PeiroIeum--
Dull and heavy; Na'.onal Trsnsit certi6.
Gates opened At 72lc: closed at Tic;
highest 72lc; lowest Tile.
New York
NEw York. May l5.-Petrolevm--
Was without feature. IL Apctustsd be-
tween 72t, the opening. and M, the lowest,
and closing. Sales 1901 900 barrels
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STATE SrCURITIEs-Neplected.

RAILRoADs-Quiet and firm; sales $780,
500.
Market quiet. At the opening
to-day everything Was lower, the losses
ranging from l@ &c per cent. Prices con.
tinued heavy for a short time, but declines
were slight and the market recovered and
remained steady to firm through the re.
msinder Of the day. The lowest prices
generally were reached in the first hour,
and the highest about o'clock, the mar.
KIT closing firm. Almost everything on
the active list is highet, but the gains in
most stocks reached one per cent, except
Oregon Trans Continental, which shows q
gain of | / per cent. The transactions were
l50 279 shares,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 1-aas Per Cent--Governments
Dull and stesdy-stocks Qniet-Flour
steady-Wheat Firm.
Nav YORK, May l5.-Money on call
easy at ll@2 per cent; prime mercantile
paper at 4(a5 per cent; sterling exchange
dull but steady; actual rates 4S6t94S6!.
GoyERNMENTs-Dull and steady.
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Ladies'

I'D You want a pure, bloom
az COmplexiOn2 LII so, z
"E applications o. HaganS
nAGN0LIA b III will graf
: you to yeE2 39aFt'S con-
tent. 1t does aEGy with Sal
i0WneSS, Re1EaSSa PimpleS;
'iiiHtcheSs aad ST diseases and
.apeSteGti0RS OF the skin. 1t
ayerconNeSthe flushed appear
nee Of hSat, fatigue and eX:
element. ItmaEaS q lady OF
tHlETY appeaS SEt Th IN
; and SO 4aiag8S, gradual.
a4l perfect aI'8 its effects,
HAT ii is impossible to EeteCG
- DUPLICATION.
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DBY GOODS.
New York.

New Yoax. May l5.-.Dry 0oods--As
usual TO Saturday ibe demand Vas small.
but there vas fair volume of business in
movement The market is very steady.
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B., z = q. RSn-oecs
Leave BsIatre At $50 &. n. Tor Woodsasld anu
Summarized.
Leave BeIalrs 81 9:SO p, N. tor sunmerhs!d and
AsriIa :, RaIlnfrs, 1910 = n. ard s:2S p. "a.
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MA!
on AKIN CANCER.

Eor seven years suffered With cancer on my
- All the simple remedies we're applied 70 al
isTiata the pain, pat the place eontinusl 70 grow,
SnsIly extsnding into my nose, nom when came
'.aIf,v<i.a dlschArze Very offensive In character,
Il as al.o ina famed, and annoyed me great deal
ro1t sot months 40 -AS In Atlanta, Al the
bN1,e Of a friend, Who 20 strongly recommended
Toe use Of eWiffS sPeoine that aetermlhe1 70
- an ABORT 70 procurs Il. IN this 1 Was sue
...'f,,I and beSan It's USE. The influence OK the
.,s.jirin. az art vas TO somewhat RSgraVabe the
.1rs. but soon the indsmU alton was alsayed, and
o. an 20 inPrO We after lhe nr.t les oostes- ~
Soccer and able 70 do any kind OF work y he
.sr,sr on nv lace heyan 20 decrease arc the ulcer
- bs,l until there Is not veItige Of II lsit-only
a lftl!e scar mark, the Place ere n ha9 oeeh. 4
-, rssiv 70 answer al questions relative 70 this
- MRS. JOICIE A. MCDONALD
Atlanta. Ga, August IL, ISIS.
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TuE "Favorite Prescription" Of DR..
Pierce cares female weakness and kin
dred affections. By druggists.
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DbeeIin9 Register
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

a RRITAL AND DEPARTURE VI TkAIke--
N EXPLANATIONS OF REVERENCE AARAs:
SlAlly tSunday sxosptsd tAcndsy ekeepse1.-
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For many years was sufferer vita cancer OF
: lfe,,l eons .rAined by sens OF duty 20 suffer
in, humanity 70 make this statement Of my case.
WIth the fourteenth bottle the cancer began 70
hssl rapid ' ami soon disappeared and Tor several
80 Eind on nv nose O. face, neither Is my rose
N IN leader 10 the teuch. have taEen about Two
5oEen bottles % = ;, and am soundly cured and
: kuoE that :. ;. !. effected The cure AFTER every
kpown remedy vas tried and had tai ed.
ROBERr SNEDLEY.
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Thave had a cancer on my face for some years,
extending from one oheek bone across ne nose 70
The other IL has gwen me gteAt deal OF JAIN, ~
-, bDrnipg and itching 20 such an extent that
~ Us almost unDs ,rable / commenced uaing
~. as Sdsei6c In May, 1855, and have used eight
BOTTLES. Il has given the sreatesI rehei BY remov
inE the IN ANIMATION and restoring ny genera
health. .s= w.
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,Jaehne's Trial.

New YORK, May Is The trial of Alder
man Jsehne for liberty was continued tc-
dav Counsel for the defense moved that
the testimony Of Inspector Byrnes and De-
tective Cosgrove as to the alleged confess
sions of the defendant be stricken out on
the ground that they were made under the
inducement of hopes and the pressure OF
fear. The motion WAS denied. Detective
Rogers testified that he heard Jaehne con-
tees to Inspector Byrnes in March last
His story was substantially the same as
that Of Inspector Byrnes. John Scott tea
tilted that George Walter, Jaehue' 8 former
clerk, told him that the Doodle had been
kept in Jaehne's safe over night. When
he left the witntss stand District Attorney
Martin announced that the prosecution
rested.
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COTTON.
New York.

EEw YoKr, MAJ l5.-Uorroz-De-
clined 3 to 4 points.
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Fort eaines. Ga May !, lsS5.

had heard Of the wonderful cures OF sEifts
spIciac, and received TO Try Il commenced tai
ing u in april 1854 dy general health Eas Hueh
a., prove1 vet the cancer Nhrch vas in my breast
N,pIipuad 10 grow slowly but surely. The bunch
rev and became quite heavy. 1 tel' that must
SItasr have II cut or die. But II eOmmeneed dis
rhsrytng quantities Of almst black. thick blood IL
continued hsAiing around the edges untu Ftoru-
ary. Shan IL vas entirely healed 40 and veil.
~ Betsy WOOD.
Cochesstt, Plymouth Co, MlSA July -, 1855.
svift's Spe,ihe IS entirely veg table, aud seems
20 cure cancers oy forcing cut the imPuriues IRON
treatise on Blood asd skin d seases mailed free.
TuE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer s, Atlanta,
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Jaehne Guilty.

New YORK, May l6-l:l5 A. Nat
lilo o'clock this morning the jury in the
Jaehne trial rendered verdict of guilty"
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PORTLAND, IND, May ia cyclone
psssed two miles north Of this place last
night OF eight o'clock. 1t swept houses,
harms aud fences before 1t. Dozens OF
families are homeless Three women and
two children were killed. Many more are
fatally injured Loss will amount to many
thousand dollars. The track Of the lorna
do is forty rods wide.
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A General stride.
Discreetly Shut Down.

ST. LOUIS May. l5.-The Belcler
sugar refinery was shut down this morning
in order to repair the machinery, as the
management say. The employees, hoWeEer,
sssirn a different reason, stating thst the
company feared Q spread of the strike BY
tho.e who, few days ago, demanded an
advance of Is cents per day in wages.
TheV say they would have made such sde-
nsnd had not the company closed DOM
Two hundred and Fifty men are throWnout
Of employment, =,
The sash aud door planning mills of the
EauClaire Lumber Company was clssed
this morning, the employees having CO
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CHICAGO, May ia stronger tons than
has ruled for sevssel weeks prevailed IN
shest today, though g very decided I'D
vance vas made in price. Buyipg was
began around 76t@T5.c for June and foi
loved Tire msrke, up 70 sSolt fotc, around
which figure i ase. Of long esough for
ur.os, 10 react TO 76ic. The disposition to
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Central Pacific lst...I

Ex Div,
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OhicaEo.

CINCINNATI, o, May Is -Hogs-Fmner
and unchanged; receipts 1857 head; sbip-
ments 1000 head
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-02-13
Dwelling House for Rent.
$40 per Month and
Water Rates.

THE large dwelling house and lot
l. occupied by ID. ID. Baldwin front
ing on Dole street, at Punahou, and run.
ming through TO Beckwith street. The
house contains s large rooms, 2 pantries,
bathroom, large closets, kitchen ad.
joining. There is large barn with
servants room on the grounds, also an
Office separate from the main building.
The lot is nearly 2 acres in extent and
affords considerable pasture and fire.
wood. Everything in good repair. Gov
eminent water laid on. Enqui.e of
1879 If 3. b. DOLE.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-02-13
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

A RARE chance for securing desir.
IA able homestead. Three Lots only,
on the easterly side of Makiki Street,
adjoining the mauka side of Mr.. Walter
Seals place. A very pleasant neigh
borhood; never failing supply of pure
water in the street from the Makiki
Reservoir. Terms, one third cash, the
remainder in and 2 years with interest
at 8 per cent. net. Maps and plans can
be seen at the Office of
l70tf w. r. CASTLE.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-02-13
PACIFIC COAST NOTES.

The Local Parliament opened at
Victoria, b. c., recently, with a
speech from the throne. The at
tendance was large and great inter-
est is manifested, as important legis-
lation is foreshadOwed this session.
The frequent burglaries in Santa
Rosa have occasioned talk of the
formation of a vigilance committee,
who will make it their duty to in
vestigatc every stranger proving
around, especially after night, who
cannot give an account of himself.
A gang of boys at Napa stoned q
Chinese washhouse on late Saturday
night, and broke several windows.
On Monday, however, they were led
by public sentiment to take up a
collection among themselves and re-
imburse the Cinnamon for the loss
they had caused.
The American river, at Sacra-
mento, is changing its course near
the railroad bridge, and gradually
making It's way northumberland is,
it is bending away from the city side
and cutting in upon the Rancho del
Paso, which, at that locality, is not
very valuable, the hard-pan being
too near the surface. This change
on the rivers part will not be OBJ
jected to by residents of the city, as
it favors the levees.
The Helena ON. To- Herald of
January 25th says: l. G. Bake &
Co. of Boston yesterday received
from their Fort Mcleod house $1,000
(about 1876 ounces) in gold. The
letter accompanying it does not state
in what mines or diggings it was
found. Speculation is rife as to the
place from which the gold came. 1t
is supposed by many to have come
from the Sweet Grass hills, but
nothing certain is known. This is
the largest shipment of gold to Ben
ton since 1868. There is great ex-
citement here.
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PUZZLE DEPARTMENT.
WORD PUZZLE, NO. XIV.

am lively, | am sad,
am good and am bad,
I'm not wanted in some places can tell
of;
am often driven out.
But always keep about,
A shell-tish takes me when he sheds his
shell off.
Engines employ me.
Old and young enjoy me.
dwell i'm houses. caves. and on farm.
| am picked up in Il spoon,
am swallowed by the loon.
| can help, or do you lots of ham.
ride in a balloon.
sit on stars and moon.
I'm never seen, but often sawed by
hand:
am used by babes and mothers.
| convey your pots to others,
Though on the sea, | am also on the
land.
Those who force me ont OF home,
without me cannot roam,
NV loss to them would prove a serious
matter,
I'm used on ships and schooners.
Likewise by pianO-tuncrs.
And prove of service to the smith and
halter.
I'm friend to spy and scout,
/ am near your water spout.
Ny voice at night. perhaps. you hear
quite often.
am far beneath the ocean,
Where further locomotiou.
| can kill or cure. make hard or | can
soften.
am gentle, am rude.
am wasted by the dude,
am easily consumed, exposed to flame.
exist within a well
In your water pipes | dwell
Now don your thinking caps and give
my name.
Perry's answer to No. IL was correct
JOHN b. RASH.