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wnnug to Sell to English Capitalists

BosToN, June 6.-President Ma
thaniel Thayer Of the Union Stock
Yards and Transit Company Of Chicago
has prepared a circular TO stockholders,
urging their acceptance Of the offer Of
the City of London Contract Company
for the purchase Of their stock az $3.50
per share. The owners Of sixty per
cent Of the stock have already con
sentel 10 sell
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non.e. 81 FnlI. Chureh. NJ.

A new cottage, situate only minutes
walk from Falls Church stations, W. & o..
r. r., Va, contAiuingb o rooms, bath, pan
try, and trunk ROOM size OF Tot, llOAl50
feet. Price, IS, 100. Terms easy.
ALsO-A new cottage, situate only s
minutes walk from Falls Church station,
W. & %. Il, r., Va, containing parioF,
diniug-roOm, kitchen, 4 bedrooms, bath,
servants room and attic. Price, $500.
Terms easy,
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Inspector Of Buildings Thomas b.
EntWisle has Submitted his report 20 the
District Commissions showing permits
issued for buildings and use Of water
for building purposes during the month
If May. as follows New buildings,
221, repairs 20 buildings, l54 cubic
feef ia v9uIts as I'm a6- 10 locate
f0r ratings Total received for permits,
including use Of water, s. 034 50
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General W. II. F. Lee Of the Eighth
District this morning brought in from
his farm a basket Of brilliant rcd roses
and distributed them among the mem.
bers. Everybody wears red to-day out
Of compliment to the courtly and dis
tinguished Nirginian.
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a Mother Id 10 Children Drowned.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, June cd
ward and George Smith, aged l3 and
10 years, and their mother were
drowned in a pond at Middlebury yes
terdaY. The mother had jumped into
the water to help the boys, who had
been playing on a raft and had been
thrown into the water by is capsizing
She could not swim and getting beyond
her depth was drowned with her chill
lrnn
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A Physleian EIOpes win a Patient

LINN CREEK, Mo, June q. A sensa-
ton was created here last night by the
el0pement Of Dr. j w. MOTell a
prominent young physician, with May
MouldeT, one 0f his patients, and the
daughter of one of the leading meT-
chants Of this place Mouell leaves a
wife and child The sheriff has Sc
cured a warrant for the arrest Of the
el0pers and has started Ia pursuit,
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arrested for Mayhem.

BUFFALO, n. y, June 6.-William
Goodfellow, a celebrated hack-driyer
Of Clifton, Ont, was arrested here yes
teFday for mayhem He bit of the
index hnger Of Edward Blake In a sa-
loon light about two weeks ago. Good
fellow had just been released from
prison after serving a seven years SEN
fence. and is regarded as one Of the
worst characters in America.
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DR. BEALLs TRIAL.
Contrary to Expectations, the Accused
Appears in Court

Appears in Court
IL was feared yesterday that William
W. Beall had concluded not to stand
trial for robbery as it was learned
that he was absent from the city when
the case was called for trial
When the Criminal Court convened
this morning, however, he was on
hand having been telegraphed for by
his attorney. Il turns out that he was
absent from the city in search OF an
important witness.
A half dozen or more Witnesses were
heard for the prosecution to-day, and
the evidence given was in substance
the same as that produced in the
Police Court The trial Is still In
progress this afternoon, and an effort
will be made to finish il SO that 20 will
not interfere with the Ward case on
Monday
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pnINK RohlL PoEtnerls Vlenna CabInet.
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right, and providing hereafter that no
permits be granted without the ap-
proval Of the Commissioners aud the
sanction Of the War Department.
Mr.. Atwell and two others appeared
before the committee about the bill 10
incorporate the Columbia Electric Com.
pany. II was REFER d to sub.com-
mittee composed of Messrs. Spooner,
Mcmillan, and Faulkner.
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The executive committee of the So
Louis National silver Convention Is
now is session in this city 10 IS prob
able another convention will be called
viii q view t0 making the silver
question the controlling issue u future
campaigns
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The Lafayette statue site settled.

Senator Eyartsi chairman OF the Sen
ate Library Committee, Yesterday pre-
sented a report favorable TO the erection
Of the Lafayette statue IN Lafayette
Square, which settles the much veXed
snd disputed question The statue Of
General Jackson will remain where Il
is, as the report says the area Of the
square is large enough for both Of
them.
The solid and capaCiOus granite
pedestal, upon which the statue IS 20 be
erected, is rapidly approaching com
pletion, and Il will not be very long be
fore the statue is brought here. ID will
occupy a commanding position upon
the south edge Of Lafayette square in
fun and unObsUuCted view Of the
White House
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IN sums 70 suit az per cent.
The above Is only portion OF the property
on my books. For iuIl list call az Office for
bulletin, issued on the ist and 18th.
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In the senate

IN the Senate this morning a new
conference was ordered on the Depend
ent Pension bill.
The Silver bill was taken up, and Mr.,
Plumb addressed the Senate. lie
thought the chances for the passage Of
the bill az the present session had not
improved by the performances Of the
last few weeks.
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IHE meH-pRICED DEALERS are hlyklug
because the Bankrupt Clothing sale Is
uluiue their business. No w0udef-y0u
can buy fue clothing at Oue-haf -he regular
prices Don't miss this sale nut can 20
once and See what Is making them squeal
Every garment guaranteed or money re-
funded. Great Baukrupt sale, 3ll seventh
street northwest See advertisement ON
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The Alliance Opposes Mr.. Clements

Congressman Clements Of Georgia is
having a rocky campaign ana an early
one. On Wednesday the Alliance people
In his own county met, and after hear
ing Mr.. Clements explain why he could
not vote for the sub, treasury scheme,
agreed by large vote 10 support his
Alliance opponent, Mr. Carput Mr..
Clements Is one Of the best men IN the
Georgia team, and that is paying him
good compliment, for Georgia al
ways keeps an able delegation in
the House. He represents the
Seventh district of that Slate, lying up
and down the State railroad from At
lanta TO Chattanooga. II was In this
district that Sherman conducted all the
military operations which resulted in
the capture Of Atlanta, and In one Of
Mr.. Clements northern counties is To-
Gated the battlefield Of Chickamauga.
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sOMETHNG MUST DE DONE

or they would break members up. II
was pure politics; that was all there
was about IT, The question was not
one between gold and silver, but was
question as TO whether the poor should
be robbed and their substance given to
the rich. Any man or party that put
the country on a silver basis would be
sunk I'M eternal infamy.
The daily critic., 1890-06-06

The invitations which were issued for
the commencement exercises Of the
Washington Normal Kindergarten In
stitute, 70 morrow evening, have been
recalled by Mrs. Pollock, as some Of the
ladies In the class were Obliged 10 return
home The exercises, therefore, will
take place privately this evening.
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NEW YORK, June "a special 20
The Herald from Shawano Wis, says
that the Menominee aud Oneida Indians
have driven Agent Kelsey Of the res
eryatiun, and threaten more mischief
Troops have been called for The In
dians are angry because the former
agent Jennings, vas removed.
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the annual commencement exercises
Ul The Cul0rld N0ml' and High
Schools of the District 1f Columbia
viii De held al the Metropolitan Meth2-
dist Church 0l III street. Tuesday
NIGHT June lT
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CoUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

EOR sALE-ABOUT " ACRES ON 80 ST
IL e extended, on the line Of the Ecking
ton and soldiers Home Railway, being part
Jt the estate ut the late Chief Justice Chase,
now called EdgewOud' "A good opportunity
for investors. For particulars, price, etc.
inquire OF CHAPLIN BROWN, 213 A - W.
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8.storv and basement I0room BRICK
house an modern improvements; situate
Second street. between y and 70 Sc.
4Ig Price, 5000.
2storv frame house, with large lot. situate
on sixth street, between 3 and Sc.
277 Price. $1,000.
8storv brick house, containing rooms
and hath size of lot, lsX55. situate 0u @
4ts Price. $1,000
8sforv and back building brick dwelling,
containing @ rooms. al modern improve
mcuts: situate ON corner Of Ninth aud g
ss3 Price. 5000.
2-story brick house, g rooms and bath;
situate on J. street, between North Capitol
and First streets NV. -.
4O3 Price, S2. $50
3-story brick house, containing W rooms;
all modern improvements, situate No g!f
4as Price, iio,5oo.
3-story brick house, 10 rooms size OF lot,
25xl25; situate No. 1922 y 81. NV.
PSI Price, $1,000.
2-storv ana basement. brick house.
rooms and bath; situate on New Hampshire
469 Price, $500.
2.story Groom brick house. situate on
Cleveland ave-, bet 18Th and l3th' w ana
Boundary.
4G5 Price, $1,000.
2-stoy Groom brick house, on Walach
Place.
4sl Price. $500.
2-story Groom brick house, situate on
/ Wallach Place.
442 Price, i5,lOO.
3-story brick house, containing II rooms
and bath, and all modern improvements;
situate No. 1870 q 81. n. W
45O Price. $1,000.
Improved property on the north eide Of
| & st., wide front.
444 Price. $4,000.
A large stable property an q desirable 10
/ cation; now under lease TO good tCuautr
| paying per cent
/ 3l7 Price, $4,000
4g4-Frame dwelling, Grant ave. Mount
| Pleasant. Price, 5000
| 4gO--Four alley houses containing {
/ rooms; each rent Tor il5 per month. Price,
/ $500
4s9-s- room frame house, lot 2Ox75, on l.
| st Sc. Price, $1,000.
/ 407-2story and cellar brick house, .
/ rooms and bath situate on Columbia
| Heights. Price, $4,000.
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.EZZa@eg5
H<e.S
g., ,f.zf4.r,a-s

We the undersigned Banks aud Bankers
will uay an prizes drawn IN the louisiana
state Lotteries which may be presented an
our counters
r, LANAUN, Pres. state Nat. Bank.
A. BALDwIN, Pres. n. o. Nat. Bank.
CARL KOHS, Pres. Union Nat. Bank.
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wANrED-RooMs.
wANrEn-MIscrLLANEous.
FoK sALE-HnUsEs.


Advertisements vndsr ns head, -four lines Or
kls, - cents FOR one merton. 30 eCHts for ttres.
EOR SALE-A BARGAIN II SOLD At
in once; 2-story and basement brick house;
z rooms and bath; all mod imps; situated at
No 4JG N n W; price gf,30O, terms unethlrd
cash, balance D, and years, Apply
TO FRANCIS HUFTf, 1901 80 w teEt-9O
EoR SALEM ALEXANDRIA. GROOM
in frame house, Just finishing; Eydrant In
yard; lot iGxli5; snug home, price, $500. Ap-
ply 20 ROBERT j. THOMAS, Room No. 2, 0i3
18th a..
EOR sALE-FRAME HOUSE o06 IN %
r foot alley, bet 9th and 10th and g and II
cts "; rooms; hall on both floors; closets
fronting the Potomac; rs per cent invest
meut; lot 3fi feet front by G2i deep, 40 feet
from 9th u. Apply within,
LHOR sALE-THREE OF THE CHEAPEST
il houses IN Washington, 100, iO6 and ITO
nth 81 e; two-story and basement, brown
stone trimmings; 2 rooms and bathi electric
bells and gas; price, $500 each, $500 cash
balance 70 suit or trade for good lots.
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~ AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST
- Company, tf1g q 81. ~. w
CAPITAL, Si,2-O.OCO.
pREFERRED STOCK Of the THOMSON
HOUSTON ELECTRIC CO, bearing q PER
CENT. dividends, payable semiannually, for
vestment. Particulars furnished upon IN
uuiry.
TWO PER CENT INTEREST allowed on
deposits subject 90 check at sight, No time
restrictions.
STRETYsHIP BONDS furnished
A. n. BRtTTON, A. A. THOMAS,
President. second NiCe-Prcsidgnt.
G. BELL, PERCY b. MErIGEB,
First Vice.Presldent. sec'y ana Treas
DIRECTORS-A. a. Britton, jas. f. Fitch,
W s. Thompson, Harry Z. West, Roht.
Dornan. WIN Werner. n s. Louchheim, g j.
Bell, NJ. NJ. Parker, G.. g. DunCansou, Chas
Porter. A A, Thomas, Jas. q. Payne, W. W.
Bcyerldgc, Nath. X. Janney, Caleb J. Milne
wilkins John r. Ucrrell, Martin f Norris
John s. Jcnks, Allen ". Reed. my2i,2w
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- "'f7'979l -77
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rnR sAnE ANp RENr.

DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
N by
THOMAS f.. WAGGAMAN, oll r street.
Changes made wednesdays and Saturdays,
2-sTORY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES FOR
SALE
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BOOKS BOUGHT.

Executors Oh others having either libraries
on small eel Ieetiuus ul books 90 dispose ui
are invited 20 address the undersigned, who
are az All times ready Up purchase the me
lu liberal terms, aud f0r Immediate pay
meut ILe delay. annoyance and uncertainty
VI auction sales Is thereby aVpided
W Fl. LOWDERNILR co.
IU1-lu 1928 ana l4l0 SCI.
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TrNLAW HEIanTs.

a. i'tNitA w il-.''Ai '..'
TunIaw HEIGHTS presents more desirable
features for actual residence than any -uu.
division in the District of columbia.
The improvements, now I'm pruErcss VIII
include an tho eOnveuicuCcs ui city hie-
Gas, Water, Sewerage, Electric Car Service
and pnvomcut-.
The situation 8. .uurIvaled in natural beauty
and cDmWandain in an directions uninterrupted
views of the city of Washington, Maryland
AT. BRITTON. rr,.t.,g
CD. BELL
1910 q st.n.w
Lots for sale hy
FITCH, FOX g. BROWN,
GoLDsBoRoUGM BROS. & co.
ENNoNs q BROWN,
my3i,lm atlantic Binding.
n>5Ba THIRD COOPERATIVE BUILDING
- AsgOciafiOu.-Fifth series; first pay
ment frst Monday in June. shares, s. each,
uer cent interest subscriptions can be-
made and constitutions obtained at the fol-
lCWiug.uamCd places:
OFFICE or THE ASSOCIATION,
3U3 1th st. g. W.
A. DEpUE. Prest., SEQ "a So. sw
W. n. WALKER N.-PrCst, ifli O. 81. NV.
A ARCHER, 20 and ! SITS. s.. W.
n. A. WALKER, Sth and q sts n. w.
DU r. H. GUNNELL. C35 Pa, ave N. ".
q. r. THOMPSON, Sec, Cent. Nat. B'k B'd' g.
J. N. PETTY. Treas, District Building.
W. N. BUTTER, COO q 81 NV.
j. II. JOHNSON 3O3 ith 50 g. W.
j. N. BTRCKHEAD, 10th and la. ave. n. ".
mavff-1m
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personal.
AdJsrftssHas1ls l1.EsF a1s Rad S0rE .iisH o.
ltss, % es.s fCT one tssTtlGls. so cst f1F 1fass
NOV Is TIE TINE. We WILL PAX
~ "tlg money for Eeuss' hrs-4lass sec
out-haud clothing, address or call at
IISIH S Old STAND. ll8 D 9. 2. =
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Tie above houses can be examined py per-
nil from cur office only.
THOMAS FISHER CO.
1924 So. u- ".
EOR RENT-TWO BRAND NEW SIX
IT room frame houses, high aud dry lQca-
Iuu. near churches and public school lu
uuiout0Wu. Inquire Of A. BEHREND, i3o d
Sd ID "
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FoR RENT-noUsEs.
EoR RENT-UNFURNIsHED-

AdUsTtisaHsHts Ua0sT 1ais Read, f9tfr lines OF
ltss, 25 cents FOR one HsfFfl0: so ssts for ilTss
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D-ANINTELLIGENr BOY WHO
w can read manuscript. Apply at this
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wANTEp-nELP.

Advertisements updsr nh head, fonr lines o.
sss, % csr@ for one iTssrtion' 50 cent? for @rss'
NEyANTED-AN1NTELLIeENr BOY WHO
w can read manuscript. Apply at this
Office.
NNTANTED-A WHITE GIRL FOR GEN
w erai homework In q small family,
man, wife and boy years old; German pre-
ferred; to the right party pleasant home
and good wages assured. Apply at No. lV03
OsL NJ w.
VXTANTED-BY A GOOD COLORED LAUN.
w dress, washing and ironing 20 do at
homei references given. Apply 1873 II ay.
AN ABLE ADVERTISING, INSURANCE,
n Safe, Llghtningr rod. or Book Agent, OF
Reporter Of great ssavoir faire, for literary
work. Large salary, Write London q Hart
ford Pub. Co, M, N.
wANTED-ROOMs
WANTED. "A rLAINLY-FuRN1sHED
w room In the northeast part OF city
where there will be no objection 60 light
housekeeping. Address ID. Y. H., this office,
wANTED-MIsCEL
Advertisements undsr ne head, to,r lines OF
lsss % cents fer one nsertion 80 esnts Jor hrse.
A FEW DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH
steam power, good elevator service and first
class ianltorship, in the POST BUILDING,
for rent at low rates to hrstclas- tenants.
Apply to sTILsoN uUTcuINs, oB Post
building. or FRANK MAGUIRE, superIn.
tendont,
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CoMuIssIoNEE oF pEEDs

~ s.BUNuI. CHsE lF DEEDs E0R All
eI L-l
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k-8FITHE WASHINGTON LOAN AND
80 TRUST COMPANY.
CAPITAL 81 Coz, ,O0O. TEMPORARY OFFICES,
1901 50 n ", previous TO the erection o
the COmpany's building, corner 9th and F
SITS ".
MONEY LOANED on COLLATERAL AND
ON REAL ESTATE. Well secured loans,
guaranteed by the company, for sale In
terest paid Dall on or correspond With as
" b. Robson, See. B. II. WARNER Pres.
DIRECTORS.
Charles B. Bailey. George F. Sehafer,
james T.. Barbour, Thomas someryile,
George p. BartOl, John A. sWope,
Richard ". Clay, y. s. sWormstedt,
Horace + Cummings, Hattersley ". Talbot
y, J. Darlington, George IruesdeIs
John JOY Edison, b. Il. warner
Charles j. Faulkner, A. A. Mlsou1
Albert p Fox, J.. %, Vine
a. a. Green, $. " Woodward
william B Gur.eyi thas. Benz. AslAinsJus
John b Lauer A. $. Norilinsluns
feE el
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0g@THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
~ American Ammonia Manufacturing
COmT any fCT Tie election Of directors, Wii
be Lfld at Eagle Hotel Falls Church a.
JUNE @, 1880, AT 10 "A
my9l ~ Il. DOOLTILE, President
k5aF-WHY NOT HAVE YOUR SHIRTS
- made by one of the most celebrated
cutters In AmerICaf Prices same as those
third rate cutters charge. p. fl HALL a0e
50 70 ".
kSFF-LADIEsi LADIES, LADIES'
- Mrs. McCaherty IS the only 1aL ana
bonnet frame manufacturer iu The city. Call
and see her new shapes, Bleaching aud
pressing. straw and felt bats altered tQ The
latest styles Orders promptly attended %.
1909 q street %. ~
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING VIII take
place az the Academy 0l Music New OF
cans TI- ESUAF. JUNE Dc. L-'U
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R9ys RoCHDALE Co.oP, SOCIETY OF THE

Hy" "RoCHDALE Co.oP; SOCIETY YoF THE
- DIST. OF COL,
Members Of this society are Informed that
the new Trade Cards and Listsl, improved
and extended. are now ready for issue.
Members will return the old tgrecnl card,
with their address written across the face,
10 any Of those named below and obtain the
new on payment Of the proper fee. There
being over t,CO0 members who should obtain
the new card before April 30th Instant
promptness Is advisable. The o.d card is Of
j. ". HARsHA. Secretary,
9O5 II ~ Cash Room, Treasury Dept, and
AT Longicy .prest 500 A st n e, Aer'l Dept
smith Thompson, V. r., lsa9 I'm ", A, q.
L. 'vahdsrhoei oli French st, Bureau Of
b Q. Fawcett, COS Mas. ave e, ttn Aud.
j. i. McCabc. as8d stue,P. o. Dept.
II. ". smith, 40 b - W, q. NJ. g, o.
l.. y Hunt, 1910 s 40 ", 9th Aud. Office
L. +, Grdley 'O6 e ", Reg Office
John Morrison. as Rst W, Pen. ONCE.
ur Jos Jouy, e2is pa ave n W, S, q. D.
John Finn, SIS Esd 81 n ", A. G. %,
g. b saYCr Surgeon Generals ONCE.
Edward saXton, sS II 81 n e, Govt. Print
j. .. brown, 5th Sc and r. I. ave Drug
D. II. Davis, 1913 i9th st n W, Bu. Eng. and
ofyST Duiour, Cashiers Room, city Post
offce
Dr. r. l.. C0rbln, Second Auditors Qfiee.
y. n. Andrus, 1870 Columbia S. g. l. o.
j. T. Page, 1910 P stnw Grocer.
r. J. Young, $40 Spruce st, sty. Div Trea-y
" II. womsr,Isy, l7as Il st Nv, once
FTanE Sibley, 50s 18th st n W, Cigar store.
By order Of the exective committee
j. W. HARsHA. Secretary,
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A. BRILLIANT CLOSING
Miss Juch Charms Another Great
Audience -ManaRor Locke GRAFT
fled Over Butte's Reception
OF His Company.
BY thc Standards special wirr.

BY thc Standards special Wire.
BCrTE. March I5.-The season of grand
opern i'm Butte came tn "a grand concur
sion tonight. The performance of Gar
men, fully sustained the high standard
set by the Juch in Faust and
"Dcr Freischutz." The audience was as
large and as appreciativc as before and
followed the sweet strains nj Carmen"
with an intensity of intcr,st that told Of
success i'm terms tina were unmistak-
able. While to some I'm the audience
Miss Juch appeared to fall short of the
ideal gypsy girl, yet the singing was 50
cnar,aing; the music so divine and the
dieucc rewarded the with APP
prevail no less warm than had greeted il
ain dropped near Misunderstanding the
Nj left an audience regrctfui that
the season was over and delighted that
n q season has realized their fond
anticipations. There was a large attend
ancc also at the performance of The
bohemian Girl this afternoon. The COM
pany viii leave TO morrow night at 3
O'Clock on "a special train for Salt Lake,
where The next stand will bc made. The
train will he made mp OLA palace sleeper,
two tourist sles'pers and two baRgagc cars
md IN order to- make the run i'm the time
stipulated i'm the contract will have tn
To avoid delay and trouble of transferring
at Pocatello the train will GO via Granger
and the Union Pacific. To n STANDARD
ger of the company. said that the success
of the Butte season had surpassed all an
ticipat,on and most. agrceably surprised
could have been asked while tho apprcci-
alton of a high of music mani
Tested by Butte audiences vas such
the most exacting of Mot
only am ] grateful" hc said, hut Miss
Juch il equally pleased and will always
retain n happy recollection of her recep-
ton In Butte. While probably y little
cold mt the outset, Butte audiences are
possessed Of remarkable dis~criminativc
powers AMI rare conception OF musical
worth. Rather slow to applaud indis-
criminately they never fail tn applaud at
the right time aud To bcstow applause
where due. Butte il - good show town
hut your people want the very hest and
are willing tn pay for it,
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QUICK RErRIBUTiON.

Two Men steal n Watch. Are Arrested and
sentenced ON the same Day.
By the standards Special Vine.
Butte, March 15.-This morning at
about Ave O'Clock Thomas X. Murray en-
tered the Combination gambling house
for the purpose of calling on one of the
dealers with whom he was acquainted.
The dealer was busy and Murray seated
himself on the bench which surrounds
tho table and soon fell into n dozc. While
he was asleep julie Erickson, II we'll
known character. approached him and
Mike Cannon was near by, and as
soon as Erickson had "touchcd" MUIR
ray the two left the place. The
theft was Witnessed 10y mn inmate of The
scnger found Officer James and the latter
at once started i'm pursuit of Erickson and
Cannon and soon o~vcrhauled them, Erick-
son being q cripple, barely able to walk;
toward the station with them. When near
the city hall and about opposite the new
Maulc block OH West Park street mo
refused to go any further unless In ofii-
Ger secured a warrant. His objection was
soon overcome by the effective argument
policemen usually resort to in such
cases and the march was resumed. When
opposite ~ little alley which runs south
from Park street Cannon was observed
To throw something away. The officer
locked the two men up and returned tai
chain stolen from Murray. Gannon had
thrown them there hoping that he would
not be observed. This afternoon the
couple were arraigned and tried on the
lowed and Cannon was sentenced To
serve 20 days i'm thc county iail and Erick-
son was fined 500 and To imprisonment
i'm the county Jail for "A hours. Not hav-
ing tho money necessary to pay the fine
he will have to serve out the full amount
OF the sentence.