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Boise City
MARBLE WORKS.

Manufactures aud Dealers in
Italian Marble and Granite
Monuments, Tombstoncs, Tablets, Stat
ues, Iron Fences, and all kinds of Gene
terry work. We have secured the services
of first-class workman from the East
We are better than ever prepared to
do firstcass work, at such extreme
ly low prices rs to defy competition
We have also received fine selection of
original designs, both in granite and mar
Bile, so that parties can make as good Sc
lection from these designs rs can be found
anywhere in the United States.
Please call and examine, or write for our
designs and prices, before placing your or
ders elsewhere. We will make it to your
interest to do so.
Our designs in Iron Fences are the best
and cheapest IN the world. We can fur
nish good Wrought Iron Fence nearly
as cheap Us II wood fence.
JAMES DYMOkE,
Manager.
r. A.. NOURSE,
Pruprtsar
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I Have Just Opened
A LADIES AND GENTS
Furnishing store.
Iz1 R1acorvi1Ic

One door from Mr.. McDevitt's meat mar
ket.
My Dry Goods Department contains
the latest FRENCH SERGE5 with side
bands, SCOTCH CHEVIOTS, ALDINE
|SUITINGS, GROVELAND SUITINGS,
LINEN DAMASK and NAPKINS, and
everything TO be found in first. class fur.
nishing store.
am also sole agent for DR.. Nichols
ELECTRO MAGNETIC SPINAL SUP.
PORTING CORSETS, with patent spiral
spring clasp, also for toilet preparations,
the celebrated PARTISAN ANTISEPTIC,
O'LAlNE FOR THE TOILET, PSY-
CHEFS SECRET CREAM AND EX.
TRACT OF ROSES, DIR. EDISON'S
ELECTRIC FRECKLE BANISHER
and PURE WHITE POWDER.
Positively | will give no credit, but will
sell cheap for cash.
| will cut and fit the basque in the lat
est style, tree of charge, for any lady who
will buy dress from me at any time be-
tween now and the first of April.
FRESH CANDIES AND NUTS al
ways on hand MRS N HANLRY.
Feb. II, OF t.
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Society Notices.


-VF50 " " T. II ., u =
Holds ITS regular meeting in Odd Eel
lows Hall, at Centerville. the first and
thlrd Saturday evenings of each month.
All members in good standing are invited
to attend. BY order of the N. G.
DANIEL JONES,
Secretary,
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Notice of Forfeiture,

IDAgo OITY, May il. 1877.
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General Sherman died IN Now
York City on the afternoon of the
14th INST. Thus the last of the three
greatest Generals OF the North in the
rebellion has passed away. The i'm
mortal trio are Grant, Sherman and
Sheridan-Grant at the head and hon
ors about equally divided between
Sheridan and Sherman. All of the
most prominent figures of the rebell-
ion, on both sides, have been retired
from the great army of the living, aud
have joined tho ranks on the other
shore.
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"A. G..

The Alpha Gamma Society holds its
regular meetings every Wednesday even
ing. All members are requested to attend.
By order of the w. L. B.
MARY MAogz, W W.
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Opinions OF CleyeIand's Anti.Free
Coinage letter.

Opinions OF Cleveiand's Anti. Free
Coinage letter.
Ex- President Clevelaud's letter
against the free coinage of silver has
been the general talk in Washing ton
City. A number of Democratic Nom.
bers were interviewed on the subject
on the 18th inst.
Goodnight of Kentucky, Edmunds
of Virginia, McClanimy of North
Carolina, Fithian OF Illinois, Owens
of Ohio, Forman of Illinois, Stewart
OF Texas, Stone of Kentucky and
some others, expressed, in different
ways, belief that tho letter would
seriously injure Cleveland's chances
of denomination.
Mr.. Bynup of Indiana, said: at
is Hong timA before the next Dem,
36crafic convention"
Sayres of TsSas-If the Democrat,
io party stands BY its platform, it will
result in an irrscohcilable difference
between it and Cleveland.
Wheeler of AlaBspa-It would
have been better if Cleveland had
written a letter declining a nomina-
ton.
Wiley of New York-The letter
will help Cleveland in New York.
think the sentiment Of the coiptry is
changing to his position,
Breckenridge of Kentucky-I be-
lieYe Cleveland will be the next Pres
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ident OF the United States.
Kerr of Pennsylvania-The West,
South and Southwest cannot support
Cleveland after that letter. 1t will,
however, help him in Pennsylvania.
Bland-Every one must see that
Cleveland has made n mistake. His
letter makes his candidacy ridiculous
He will have no following west of
the Alleghanies.
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FOUND.
July Is, $50. If.

The long-lost Johnny Rost has
been discovered at last. He was
found making beer at
THE MINERS BREWERY, IDA
HO CITY,
Where he advertises for one thousand
men to unload schooners. He guar
antees his bottle beer to keep just as
long as he was lost, and offers to the
public the finest article ever produced
in this country.
Beer ny the i>es, 30 cents per gallon.
= bottle, So dozen
My motto is "Cheap for cash"
Call and unload a schooner and be
convinced that it will make a saint
smile. Mail and express orders re-
ceiye prompt attention.
JOHN ROST,
Proprietor.
Dec. u, 80. IT,
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Admiral Porter died in Washington
City GU the 18th. He was 78 years
of age.
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VIrrFVVT W. M,
Holds its regular meeting in Masonic
Hall the Fourth Thursday of each month
All Companions in good standing are in
vited to attend.
BY order of the Ii. p.
JOSEPH TRAVIS,
Secondary.
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r. A. NOURSE,
PnYrtear.
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born .

At this place, Feb, 10, 1891, to the wife
of John German, daughter.
AT Placerville, Feb. Is, '9l, to the wife
Nelse Mathson. son.
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IN THE BELGIC,S BILGE.

about Three Thousand Dollars Worth
-: of Opium Seized. 49,.
2: Another seizure of opium was made yes
terday aboard the Occidental lin er Belgic.
This is only one among many that have
been made on this steamer, and her reputa-
lion among the customs officials is conse-
quently less respected.
Collector Phelps said yesterday: =" We
consider the Belgic one of the ships we have
% &c watch the ssiosssstt and when We beard
sEa was sighted outside yesterday friday
sent out the cutter Rush to watch her. Inc
Rush put aboard Of her several of our most.
esaert saarcL~Ss. We thought there was
eryaum. absar--2nd did not want IL TO be put
5Ser the eide OF the vessel"
q Deputy Surveyor Varney Gaskill Customs
Inspectors Mann, McGinniss, Allearn,
GTeenan, Zip, Crittenden and McKenna
also bearded the steamship. A search was
made and revealed twenty 10-pOund tins in
the blge under the coal-hunkers, forward of
the fire-room. To get at them the searchers
had TO work in water knee deep. ~.
Each 1Qp9uud tin was three quarters
filed and the remaining quarter was filed
With compressed air. The opium IS worth
aput S3000 since it is of the Lay Yuen
bind. Narney Gaskllafterward Immersed
O4 of the cans and found il would rise 10
Iii surface. Evidently the smugglerS eX-
peted to throw the tins overheard to be
picked UP by boats. 80. .-- T..
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and Moch, given recently in the French
capital, was Kissed.
IamagnO is singing Otello in Lisbon.
Miss Mendiore has made great success rs
nargherita in Boito's Mefstofele."
Sagnnto," a new opera by S. Giner, was
Ii was well received.
fuolnStein will positively leave Russia.
he SAYS there is no musical art in that
country.
Pat!i received $1,000 for her two last con-
certs IN Berlin. There was the same ia
teIest SE0wn as of old by the public. The
ehtlre house sold, for the two nights, at
eNitIraordinary prices.
ro e., Qnaf9nta, a composer of pleasing
roniaAzas, has just published four new
songs SOL now very much sung in Europe: 80
ma chnrmante," "Mami tn" .percha
languil" and Tho vista"
IL az reunion Of artists, scientists and
t w hota0litieS i'll Berlin, it was decided
S a. slecs monument in the Geological
and Beethoven. '
c,t, ~ VIZ was so cold recently in Lyons that the
c,ts ordered the mpresario of the Grand
GGpeia 10 close his theater until further no.
tice Us the auditorium could not be sufii-
e'T Fly warmed by the heating appliances.
or D% u, I, hausSmann, VINO died short time
ago IN Paris, was cultured musician. He
mad studied at the Conservatory in the time
vi Cheru0lnl and Reicha In his last years
nc composed many pieces for piano-forte,
strings and voice ~
;. An International exposition of electricity
y, ,,i ~ ot ned In frankfort, at which music
WI .Tke a prominent part.
fo ~ tne Town Hall of Zwichau was lately
. , some musical manuscripts of the six
teehth century, number of madrigals for
ioii VolceS by francesca Corteccia, and
oIhefs by Ragazoni We're among them.
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CRIMINALS SENTENCED.



Al Unusually Large TnstaIlment for the
Penitentiary. -
Ildge Trout yesterday sentenced the fol-
loving offenders: ~. H..
Ida Thompson, for stealing a watch from
Gtstay Peterson private at. the Preside,
to years at San Quentin.
George Kelly, alias John Blake. who
padded guilty to burglary Of II. r. Mala-
tBta's store, at 81 Pacific street, three years
San Quentin. j.
Atexander Rankin, one year in the House
o3Correctiun. He was found guilty of bur
giriously entering the premises at $50 Har-
*:ri0if street and was recommended to the
Curtis mercy. ' ..a. -. - e.. ~
!: Thomas McNamee, alias r. Z. Rhodes, for
brglary committed at l7o1 Stockton street,
s6en,years at Folsom il ".t..
:. !. E.. A..Clark and George Smusky, for bur-
CRY Of Charles d. Malline's store. at 80
Valencia streeI, four years. each. Clark at
Sa Quentin, SmuSky at Folsom;
ludwig Sanchez. for burglary, twoyears
al Folsom. Sanehof broke into a fellow-in-
mites room at the Sailors Home and stole
pesonal property. -
samuel Buns, three years at Folsom, for
eLlfeSseQ huEplary...: - -
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.Tbe.' yaTiety SNOW. .ProDer.


S.:Soufe OF our theater-gQers@ prefer to take
theiryariety show disguised as they.imbibe
.thefr hquoIs, mixed. 70 cater 10 this class
we have the introduced specialties in farce
comedy, sensation dramas and: bnresque.
.: 10 Those who want their variety without
drlution. the 0rphellm promises 10 be IA IA
yorite resort Under the management Of John.
McGtane & Co. WHO begin their season on.
Monday next. Starting ont with a fixed:
policy, they VIII main tain ali the year round
a*powerfpl. vaudeville organization, riyaling
III strengththo that have establis he'd such.
: houses in the East as tile Howard Athez:
neum tl3oston), Tony Pastors *CNew York;
and the Central (Philadelpha).a AN able
and versatile stock company Will be MAIN
tanned, and all the large combinations Will
be brought out in addition TO such Individual
engagements as may be made with success
1ui specialists of fame. A variety show TO.
give satisfaction must be given with a go
from Start TO finish, and Is as stale and flat
as blown Vile If interrupted by oyertures
or stage waits. The theater Will be con-
Quoted on a basis of the door receipts, which
by the way have been made. at a moderate
fgure-25, 80 and 50 cents-a scale high
enough to, keep out the rlff-raff and invite
the patronage Of those who are not amused
by. ,c0aTseness. The new managers are
pledged to clean, bills and those who seek.
that which is suggestive will have 10 go
elsewhere. than the Orpheum. as no bid in
word or action will be made for their pat
renase Matinees will be given on Thurs
day and Sunday, the -nIidweek matinee
being an; invitation: reception to- all local
and visiting professionals The outlook Tor
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The Ascent of MT. ST. BERNARD.

II THE CALL of last. Sunday was pub
Ihed the letter of a California lady de-
scipttve of the ascent by herself and an
otief* California lady OF Mt st. Bernard,
toetiler with the assertion of one of the
nlks that they were the first ladies who
had ever undertaken the trip to the mount
inaiii-winter. @
dine. R. Michaux of Lorin, Berkeley, in
etter to this journal disputes the asser-
ii d of The monk. In this she writes
s.lhere is. mistake In that statement.
Years ago I, in company with my husband,
. liosg deceased, We're travelling through Eu-
. ROPE, aud in December, 1867, not only
climbed the Alps to the Hpspiee st Ber-
nFfd.s but rode on a donkey. j have cause
!. t0irememher that trip,sfor after reaching
! tl4; hospital / was taken i'll, and it was
1ei4ht. days before | could leave. Daring
that; tine | received the kindest treatment
al tie hands of the good and generous
.nlipks. AT the tfmeth was there, there
were five Of tile noble ST. Bernard dogs. at
the:hpspfee, and / found them kind and af-
f6etienate: = az. "a
The fact that my husband and were at
the Eespice at the time i have named can
be tiseertained by a reference to the register
kept there. 49,: =
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Japan.


A serious deadlock between the Cabinet
and the House Of Representatives was: in
progress owing to the action of the fist
named in voting for a reduction In the
budget. " -
~ The Sosni have committed more oitrages
in assaulIing members of the lower House.
ana many offenders have been eXpeilea
from Tokio. - -...-
Count Yamsda has withdrawn his resigna-
| ton as Member of Justice:
| Charles Wirgfnan, for twenty years pro-
prietor of the Japan PRach. died at 10ko-
homa on February 18th. u F.
:. "A strike of 1900 stone masons of Toxic
took place cnFebruary 1ste They demanded
/ an increase in wages. -.
Work has been started on the new harbor
works for y kohama. The main feature
will be two large breakwaters of stone and
rubble that will incloSe about 12CO acres
| below high water mark.
A fire broke out IN Nngasamura on the
! night OF January 24,n and destroyed 20
The Trustees of the Tellie Marine Insur-
ance Company have paid dividend Tor the
last half of 1890 al the rate. Of IS per cent. .
| The coast line of the principal Islands OF
| Japan measures 10, 900 miles, aud the value
of the fish caught annually by 100000 peo-.
| pie averages 1I.000000 yen. In Hokkaldo-
the income of each fisherman is 125yen for
the year.
f.: A steam whaling vessel has been ordered
+by local concern of Y9kohania.
A petition signed by. a,57S persons was
presented to the House of Peers from one
| district lately. -. -. =.
\ The police authoritiesof Yokohama have
taken summary steps to rid the city of pro
| feSslonal BeIgars.
A local Insurance company has publ shed
some sticking figures about noted fires IN
that city since 1851. The first great corftF-
grafton took place in tie lastnamed year,
and one-half OF the city was sweep clean !.
Inl72f the eighth great fire lasted twenty
four hours, and again spread over ene-hait
i the city: lii 1906 the tenth great fire wiped
. ont lG0096 houses, not including the temples
and the palace of the Dainlio Since 1874
the, company has Kept the NEST accurate
records of fires, which. show that sixteen
E:.fires have visited the city and destroyed
S3,462 houses. mo estimates OF the eHor-
@m0ius losses are furnished
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Thursdav,s Curtain-Raiser.

1t has been concluded by the Baldwin
management to precede IAN the Comforts
of a Home, - IN Thursday evening next, by
the 'wooing Scene, from IS King Henry V +"
which made such hit on the occasion of the
recent Press Club benefit. The parties in
action VIII be: Henry Miller, Maud uaslam
and Lulu Klein. When the fighting King of
England Wooed the Princess Katharine he
did it in so direct fashion as to somewhat
startle the royal French woman. "What l''
exclaimed he to theShrinking beauty, :" a
speaker is but prater; rhyme bur bal
lad. A good leg Will iall, a straight back
- Will StOep, black beard will turn white, Il
~cuTied e will grow bald a fair face will
wither full eye viii hollow; but good
heart, Kate, is the sun and the moon, or.
rather, the sun aad not the moon-for it
Shines bright and never changes. but Keeps
his course truly, Ifthou would have such Il
one take me-; and take me, take a soldier;
rake a soldier, take 4 King; ana what sayeSt
thO{i, then, 10 my love? Speak, my fair, and
fairly, 1 pray thee" ShAkeSpeare's great
play ifas not bren given here in its entirety
since the tina.l-awrenee Barrett and George
IdgUeIt presented IL. RIgnOld' l0ve-scene
with. Kate iSnot forgotten. His love, like
l.l, lage, WIS rude. -' 49,.
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PATTI AND DAVENPORT.
THEIR OPINIONS rPON AN INTER
EsrISG SUBJECT. :


Nine Adelina Patti and Fanny Davenport can
truly be said occupy positions OF undsputed emu
nefce in their particular fields, andno one is better
able to.judge of matters which are directly con
nected with the profeSSion-the first in the charae-
ter of Marguerite and the atternthat OF Cleopatra
In each case spetidt shade of hair was desirable,
and hofA used the only preparation in the world
Regenerator.> -.s:
Patti says: II believe. there Is nothing in the
world for the hair like If and Fanny Davenport
wrttes My satisfaction with the Regeneration Is
ENHANCED because kdow 1t Is perfectly harmless;
therefore have hesitation IN cordially ndorsing
IT.. In the dramatic profession tits invaluable"
The Imperial Regeneration restores gray hair to its
natural color or produces any desired shade. Send
sample OF hair TO the Imperial Chemical Manufac-
turing Company 81 West Twentyshird street, New
york and it will be regenerated to the Patti Cleo
patra or any other. shade free OF charge. Sold by
ali respectable Druggists and Hairdressers at 81 so
and So per bottle. - =
The Imperial Regenerater restores gray OF
Uleached hair TO its natural eoHor. produces any
desired shade Send sample OF hair to the Imperial
Chemical Company 81 West T&enyy-third St, New
erk and 1t wili be regenerzted to1he Patti, Cleo
patra any other shade fr6cOt charge Sold by all
respectable druggists and hair-dressers at 81 90
and s. per bottle. NO.l black; No. 2 dark brown;
No. J. medium brown; Nos4, chestnut; No. blight
I chestnut; No s, gold blonde; No. I, ash blonde
Pacffc Coast Depot, GOLuSTEfN- Il COIN, So
| Market st.. San francisco. tell WeSuho u
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Affairs at the Alcazar.

The .Ole Olson" Swedo- English drama
ran through very good week, and will be
followed by L. d. Stairs " a Barrel of
Money" company tomorrow night, which
has also a Swedish character, Sven, per-
sonated by Mr.. Theodore Steinmetz, an ac-
c0mplished man, and said to be son of one
of the Ministers Of Oscar II, King of Sweden
and Norway. Mr. SteinmetZ has a powerful
aud sweet tenor voice, and will render sew
eral national melodies in his role. lie is
also the, musical director of tie company.
Mr.. Steinmetz graduated at Heidelberg,
Germany. "a Barrel of Money" written by
Herbert Hall Winslow) was played through
the country to uniformly large audiences.
Despite the smallpox scare in some parts
of Texas, and many attractive shows against
which it was pitted in others. "a Barrel,
always did Shaving good business. The
principal sensation takes place in the
engine-rcom Of the Garrison Iron Works,
where Swift, the villain of the play, who
proposes to destroy the premises by dyna-
mite, has his purpose thwaried by
Roxy Garrison, the heroine, and lily
uaZlitt, her best young man. Swift, alter
locking Hy in the Office, drags Roxy into the
engine-rocm and Tying her on. one of the
huge revolving belts sets a monster steam
engine in motion. The belt begins to re-
vclye and Roxy was borne upward in tile
air toward certain death in the whirling
wheels beyond. At this moment LILY sue
corded in gathering down tho heavy door,
stops the engine and teals Roxy from the
fatal band just in time TO save her life
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European Musical Items.

n Translated from. the Gazzetta MusleHie Of Miian
: Vtrdis "Oteilo" has been given twenty
two times with immense success in Berlin
tthe Royal Opera. <. .,:.. .."..
-. Cayaleria Rusilcanan is reported sue
cessful at Stuttgart. ..,.;.@
Sgambati's symphony d" Epitalamio " will
begiven at the orchestral concerts in Lon
don. -.
Maurel has already received from Verdi
the music of " Falstaff ;" to study.
"Paris-F olies," vulgar operet;a by Vely
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Sweet Tones From an Old Tenor.

Below will be found pleasant extract
frdma letter recently written by. Mr.. Henry
Squifcs, who, with his wife, Lucy Escott
stage. namel, now resides in Paris. The
lei tier was: received by a friend, Mr.. John
b ehson, who lives at Ear Niente," Napa
|. Mr.. SqWlres was the primo tendfe and Miss
Lucy Eseott the pri1hn donna of the Lyster
0pera Company that about thirty years ago
: delighted the patrons of music at Maguire's
Theater. on Washin gton: street, and subse-
quently made a fortune in Australia suf-
tIcent to enable them to- retire from the
stage. Squiresthad a voice :tute-lIke in its
sweetness, and his wife was in tie fullest
sense a prima donna ;dramatica assolutas
Those who listened stQ her in "Lucrezia
Borgia" will readily concur in this opinion,
and. many who enjoyed Mr.. Squires as
GeHnaTo yet hear in imagination .afar off,
like HONS of Elfiand family blowing
the exquisite strains of ''dI pescatore ig-
mobile" in the first act of the same OPERA
with which he used to delight his audience.
Sc" as. his NaDa correspondent, quotes,
when pleasures dream is Ger its memory
lives in musiG'S breath, AS tile extract
.Sl0Ws, he old tenor has the most grateful
remeInbrances of California. He writes: g
ABltDe Golden State. where years past that
'tide in the affairs on meri caught me-. paBd
. bore me on rejoicing 'Tis thirty years ago. the
. 9Th Of May last, my dear friend, since We made
our bow 10 the good people Of San francisco as
Lucia and EdgaTdo How well remember the
OfcaSlOn-three catls-a garden OF flowers aud
plaudits to The eeBo. Tie fist season Of opera
closed july 10Th, after brilliant run of Sixty
three consecutive nights. Tuesday, June 12th
We produced tErnani," and met with an ovation
and lucia was presented Win q star of flowers
aud an Italian flag. 0h t4e jolly lines; the
pyranlidai dishes of frogs-tlie quail. breakfasts
al ThoiDeis on lie San Bruno road, and the air
OF thai gifted California.
Oh. Christ il is goody sight to see -
What heaven bath done for this delicious land;
What fruits offragraace blush ON very tree;-
What soodiy prospects Ger the hills expand