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LIVINGSTON SPEAKS UP
She Tells Secretary Smith fhit Shs
Wants The Land 0@ca
SMALL CYCLONE AT LAKE
Two Houses Destroyed = Horse
Thieves Arrested At ssnu-
mel eutte-One Es-
capss.
Special Dispasch to the Standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
LIVINGSTON, July 15.-Hon. hoke Smith
and party arrived from Butte this even
ing, being accompanied by Captain Ander-
son Of the park. The distinguished guests
were met at the station by . committee
from the board OF trade. The entire party
was provided with carriages. and In COM
pany with Allen r. Joy. Judge J. A. Saw
age and other Livingston citizens. enjoyed
an hours drive around tho city. The
party will depart In the morning for .
weeks tour OF the park. and on their re-
turn will stop several hours In this city,
where public reception will bo rendered
the secretary by the board OF trade. Tho
party will then 60 East, stopping at Bill
ings. Tho secretary will .spend two days
at the Crow Indian agency. near Fort Gus
ter, for the purpose Of acquaintins him
self with the condition of the Indians and
the irrigation problem, for which congress
appropriated $30o,O00.
The secretary asked how the people Of
Park county stood on the question Of con-
solidating the Boseman lSud Office with
Helena and Lewistown offices.
Judge Savage voiced the sentiment OF
all the people Of this section by saying.
ave want the land office removed not 10
Helena or Lewistown, but to Livingston.
The most of the land subject to entry lies
on this side of the range. Gallatin valley
was settled In 1884, and most OF the land
there has already been filed and proved
upon. At the proper time, We shall be
prepared to furnish statistics. showing
that over three-fourth Of tho Boscman
land Office business will and does como
from the Yellowstone valley"
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GOVERNOR JONES' TALK
HIS DIGNITY IS INJURED
The Chootaw Law 10 Plain and
Should Ds Malntained-The Con.
demned Men Had q Fair
Trial.

WASHINGTON. July iB.--Secrstary Hoke
Smith. Of the intsrior Department, to-day
recsivsd letter from Chief Jones az the
Choetaw nation, in which he polutedly OK.
pressee h,s vievs a 70 the intorfaronoe Of
the eovsrnmsnt In the exscutiou OF the
nine Indiana sentenced TO BE- shot. He
Gays that there 10 no Law or constitutional
provision authorisine the pr,ucipsl chief
OF the Choctsw nation TO commute or stay
tbe ssntence of any one convioseel of u,ur.
dsr or seutenced TO dsatb under the lava
Of the nation.
"Hovever. a. n result Of your Latter. and
n conferences With Colonel Faisson. Indian
inspector. I conferred with tho ofYicIaIs Of
the nation and We arrived A the con.
cluslon that IL would be adyisabie and
poiitic 10 have the execu,ion al thc afore-
SAID partics STAYED by the Judge Of the
court i'm which ttsev we're sentencod. Tbis
course will leave n very grave ouestion
omen and vill afford the convictsi Darties
an opportunity 10 eseape the ,nerited nun.
isbment meted ont TO them. II must mot
be Thought FOR a moment that we conce do
and admi, tina rioht az YOUR denartment
N ohe,r,,r, the Standardization ~ ins,;ca
and the enforcement Of our lavs. 1 ann.
pose the statements made 10 your densr,.
ment az tine trial and conviction of tho
Aforesaid narties vers due 10 poIiticoi In.
fIueuce. and uniust and mot An sccordance
-,i,h she a.. ,,;,t,,,,,, ~. ..,.r,i.,,, - ~ !.
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GAVE HIM A PURSE.

Missouls Citizens Reward John wiikis.
sons bravery.
special Dispatch TO the STANDARD
MrssouLA. July 15.-John n. wiikin.
son. who 10 bravely attempted the rescue
Of Mrs. Hartley and Mrs. Hickorneli, the
unfortunate ladies who were drowned in
Lo-I.o creek 10 days ago, was to-day pre-
sented by the citizens generally with q
brave conduct on that sad occasion. The
presentation speech by Hon. ]. NJ. Evans
was exccllently rendered. Mr.. Wilkinson
was taken by surprise and completely un.
nerved.
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|Ieys,
The Jeweler,
PEOPLE AND PLACES.
OWSLEY BLOCK.

CHIC AGO. July 15.-There were ak deaths
from supstroke In this city yesterday and
dossn serious cases Of prostratiou. Two
deaths from sunstroke 20 far to-day.
WASHINGTON. July 15.--lt ID announced
this morning thnt the treasury yesterday
bought 10000 ounces Of silver at 72i..
Tho amount offered was not made public.
The total purchases this month are e6S,.
600 ounces.
Los ANGELES, Cal, July 15.-The First
National bank opened to-day. Tho de-
posits exceeded the Withdrawals by about
e225.0O0. All those who hold checks
against tho bank deposited them instead
Of drawing the money.
CISciNSATt. July 15.--On application Of
the stockholders o receiver has been ap-
pointed. for the John Kaufman brewery,
owing to the inability TO raise $50, 900 fall.
ing due on Aug. I. II is claimed that the
assets are s6oo,OoO, and the liabilities
$4,000.
vALETrA, July 15.-The British battle.
ship Infiexible has been ordered to pro-
ceed Immediately to Alexandria, Egypt.
The reason for the hurried order Is not
definitely known, but II IL rumored to be
owing to the disturbances which have
broken out In Alexandra.
NEW YORK, July 15.-The sub-treasury
to-day paid into the clearing house In set.
Element of It's balances, $4,000 in gold
coin. This is tho first time that this has
been done since 1892. Silver WAS weaker
at the stock exchange, certificates dsclin-
ing to %. Commercial bar silver, how
ever, advanced to TN.
SAN FRANCISCO, July l5.-Native advices
from Canton report . serious conflict with
pirates In Chinese waters on May 20.
Three gunboats, escortinx two merchant
junks to Canton. were attacked by 900
pirates and, after Q desperate Fight In
which GU Of the government men were
killed, the pirates got away with tho
booty.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July l5.-The Bap-
tist Young Peoples convention continued
to-day with swelteringy hot weather. The
forenoon session was devoted to the re-
ports OF committees on miscellaneous
business. followed by an open parliament
on the subject Of ''Conquest Meeting" and
. mass workers conference.
PORTLAND, Ore, July i5.-william Dun
bar. manager Of the Merchants Transpor-
tation company. was arrested to-day on
an indictment for smuggling opium into
the United Statss. He was sfterwards re-
leased under 5000 bonds. The indict.
Inent contains five counts.
SAN FRANcIsco, July ia meeting Of
prominent silver men of the state was
held last night. Resolutions were adopted
favorina the restoration Of silver TO the
tho demonstration Of 1873. Another
meeting will be held next week for the
purpose Of elsctiuG delegates TO the silver
convention at Chicago.
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A GIRLS PLUCK.
she fhrows . Flstiron at . Tramp Whs
Pulled . Gua on Hsr.

she fhrows . Flstiron at . Tramp Whs
Pulied . Gua on Hsr.
Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
PHiLPsBURo, July i5.-This afternoon
. tramp went to the house Of William
Parker. near here. aud asked for some
thing to eat. There was no one within
but Mr.. Parker's daughter Emma. girl
about Is years of age, and she informed
tho tramp that there was nothing cooked,
whcreupon he drew q pistol and present.
ing u In the girls face said that he must
have something. Miss Parker had In her
hand fatiron and without hesitation hit
the tramp in tho face with il. He was 20
amazed that he dropped his gun, but lost
no time in picking II up and taking him
self elsewhere. Several persons went In
search Of him aud IL hs had been canght
he would probably not have been given
much time for explanation.
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NOT GUILTY.

MeDeasids steer Was Not stolen. says
the Jury.
special Dispatch to the standard.
PHILIPsBuRG. July l5.-The case OF tho
State vs. Boyd q Tinstedt went to the
jury at 10 o'clock last night and after two
hours deliberasion thcy returned verdict
Of acquittal.
The county commissioners will meet on
Monday next as q board OF equalization.
The assessed valuation of the county v,
in round numbers. S3.0OO,0Oo.
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RUssiA's FLEET.

No warliks Inteutions Connected with
the New Plan.
WASHINGTON, July l5.-No official init.
nation has been received by this govern.
ment OF tho intention Of Russia to estah-
iish Q naval station on our eastern coast,
with headquarters at New York. but Il is
not doubted that such 10 tho case. II is
not believed that the establishment of Q
Russian naval station on our coast 10 Of
any warlike import. but merely part of
the general scheme Of having convenient
stations In different parts OF the globe.
The story is denied by the Russian Con-
sui General, Olarovsky, ut New York to
day.
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FEEL SOLID.

Treasury Oaciais Censidsr the Finsacisi
Troubiss Over.
WASHINGTON, July 10. - There is .
general concurrence among the ofIlciais
OF tho treasury department that the fnan-
cial situation has improved and continues
TO improve. So Arm Ia the belief that the
notification received by the comptroller Of
currency this morning that three more
national banks had failed, did not cause
any serious misRivinss Of . return 10 the
critical stage Of the past several weeks.
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For those who like to work on good
muslin . splendid opportunity is offered
10 get IL at very low price At Connell Go.
They cell this week Z full 3s-inch round
thread muslin worth fully i2l cents yard
forsh cents yard. Also good selection
Of half wool Is cent tennis flannel for Is
cents yard, admirable goods for ncgligcc
shirts, waists or light skirts.
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PARTIAL RESUMPTION.

sems Of the Cosur d'Alsns Miass win
Put Msa ss Work.
Special Dispatch to the standard.
MIssoULA, July i5.-Tslearams from
Wallace state that arrangements have
bcen completed whereby the Cosur
d'Alene mines will shortly reopen. but u
is understood that only n few mon win b.
put on In each Of the mines. Tho outflow
from that district has been 10 constant
and heavy since the suspension of work
that the various camps arc now nearly
depopulatcd. Those remaining are in .
bad financial condition and the resump-
tion of work. even though IL he On Q
greatly reduced sale, will be Of vast
assistance to them.
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wni Draw . Gro wd.

BUTTE. July l5.-Thcrc will undoubtedly
be large attendance at the Scandina-
vian picnic TO be held at Columbia gar
dens. Sunday. The drilling match is eN.
citing great deal OF interest. The first
prize will be $50 and the second. S25.
Among the contestants will he William
Talon. Thomas Talon. James Davey,
Dennis Reagan and James Chatham.
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VIII Get No Damages.

TACOMA, July 15.-In the United States
court to-day, Judge Hanford granted q
non-suit In the damage case of Dunston
against the Northern Pacific Coal com.
pany. The suit grew out uf an explosion
in tho company's mine at Roslyn u year
ago. when 80 mon wero killed, and was
brought a. Q test case. IL the plaintiff
had secured favorable decision, suits
against the company aRgregating half a
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FOUND DEAD.
Ghsstiy Discovery OF Two email Boys
Near Boulder.

Oh0StIy DIocOvery OF Two kmuII boys
Near Boulder.
Special Dispatch to the STANDARD
BOULDER, Mont. July l3.-This after
noon as two little boys were out fishing
they ran across tho body Of n man that
had committed suicide week or 10 days
ago. rs could be plainly seen by the marks
on the body. IS caliber revolver lay ut
his right side, aud bullet hole was
through his breast. Eight dollars In sill
yer. a knife and gold watch was found
on his person. Tho remains were buried
under the orders Of Acting Coroner Fletch,
where they were found. No papers OF any
kind were found on the person Of the
suicide.
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KANSAS Cry, No.. July 15.-The bank
at Armourdale, Kans., suspended pay-
ment this afternoon nnd was placed in
the hands of Bank Commissioner Breidcn.
thai OF Kansas. Tho liabilities are rs. 600
and the assets about double that amount.
The officers believe that depositors will be
paid i'm full.
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ANGRY INDIANS.


Troops Arrive.
ALBUouERouE, N. NJ, July i5.-What
threatened 10 be serious trouble among
the Navajoss was nipped in the bud by
the prompt arrival Of troops from Fort
Wingate last night at Houck's tank. II
appears that two Atlantic & Pacific rail-
road detectives shot q Navajo Indian, who
resisted arrest OH charge Of throwing .
switch. The detectives were surrounded
by band Of angry Navajoes aud sought
refuge in the store Of J. W. Bennett AZ
Houek's tank. Bennett volunteered to
take message from the store to the rail-
road ofice, asking for aid from the rail-
road company, and was seriously shot in
the head, while attempting to do so. The In.
dians held the detectives prisoners within
the store until the arrival OF troops on .
special train.
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Twice year, in January and July. the
Connell Co. take inventory Of everything
In their establishment. As the seasons
change they fnd goods that have not
moved rs quickly as anticipated. To
realize on them the firm sacrifice the
price rather than carry over the goods
during o season in which there would he
little chance Of sale. Their summer
cleara nee sale commences tomorrow.
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| The Leader EscupsA.
epecIsl Dlspatch 10 the standard.

GLESpivE, July i5.-The II head oe
horses stolen from near Red Lodge, Park
county, 10 days ago, were rounded up to-
day by Stock inspector w. ID. Smith and
Under Sheriff Ramsey Of Yellowstone
county. nj Sentinel Butte, on tho border
Of the state line. Three Of tho four thieves
were caught with tho horses. the two
Smith boys, aged 20 and 80 years, who ~
side at Glenullen. were bound for homo
when arrested. The third party 10 un-
known. The fourth, and the one whom
the officers know to be the leader, left the
party at Rosebud, Custer county. The
three who were arrested with the horses
followed the railroad track from Billings
to Mingusville.
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WASHINGTON. July l5.-Ths gold reserve
10 gradually getting back to tho full
amount. siOo.O)J.OJ, rs q result of the
slisht improvement in the financial situa.
tion. To-day IL was SOS, to5, ,5S6; gain Of
"a, ,997 over yesterday.
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NERvv Jim.

Oses . Hep fissd. Hs In Now Q Soldier
OF the Lord.
Special Dispatch to the standard
LIVINGSTON, July lS.-Ncrvy Jim. for
mer gambler aud hop fiend Of this city,
but who reformed and joined the Hslsua
Salvation army . year ago. arrived In the
city yesterday In company with w. 8. d.
Smith. another Salvation army man.
They held an opcn air meeting this even
ing and will engage hall for future ops-
rations. They expect to secure number
of converts.
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Pv,ie.m-u ss wsrh.

Butte. July is.-rhe now poiicsmsu b.
gan work to-day. Five will be On ct night
and three in the day time. There will b.
three night men and one day In South
Butte; ono night and ono day In the Par.
East Park street.
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ming down Of the Norwegian bsrk 6pes.
snsa By the Monongahsla, in ~ hs!6or
OF Funchal. Madeira, In January last. Ine
court found Commander Lyons ~ tAuls IN
maneuvsrine tho vessel, but IN vtsw Of
osstain mitigating circumstances, reeom'
Inended that no further action - taken.
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KILLED HIS WIFE.


Los ANGELES, July Is. -Luca Scescich.
wealthy capitalist and miner. to-day shot
and killed his wife aud then killed him.
self. Jealousy is supposed to have been
tho cause. Scescich was 60 years old and
his wife vas much younger.
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DOWN THEY COME.
Passenger Rates Coming Towards On
Cent 0 Mile In the East.

Cent NILE IN the East.
CHICAGO. July 1b.-The action Of tho
Monon yesterday in putting in rntss .
little over cent mile for the round trip
from Louisville and Indianapolis, practi-
caily knocked the bottom out Of the rates
all over the Central Traffic associations
territory. 1t 10 more than probable that q
one cent basis will be adopted and they
may 60 even lower, but Il Is doubtful.
From present indications, there is no way
In which adsmoralisafion Of rates through
out the territory can be avoided.
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IN BUSINESS CIRCLES.
The Kansas City Fsiisrs Causes Ben
Closea Doors.

ClossA DsoPs.
KANSAS CRY, July 1S.--The Noethup
bank Of Kansas City, Kansas, Of which ].
s. Chick, president Of tho National bank
Of Kansas City which failed yesterday,
is also president, closesi It's doors this
morning. A run began on the National
bank Of Commerce this morning. The of'
ficials say they will be able to stand long
run, which, however, they do not expect.
Their statement, made yesterday, shows
cash, q, ,ili .6S6; deposits, t2,s7 .327; cap
ital, e2.D00,0O. u 10 believed II will pull
through all right. II is one Of the strong.
est banks In tho city.
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HE WAS CARELESS.

A Fort Mckinney Captaia BEFORE .
Court of Inquiry.
WASHINGTON. July I5.-The findings Of
tho court OF inquiry convened at Fort Nc
Kinney. Mont, to investigate certain
allcdged Irregularities in the accounts OF
Capt. ]. A. Hutton, In connection with
the post, have been received at the war
department. The court hnds the ir-
regularity due to carelessness rather than
culpability.
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Cycle Racing To-Day.

BUTTE. July i5.-The bicycle races will
afford great deal Of amusement TO those
Who visit the athletic grounds, Sunday. A
fine programme has been arranged and
the races will be exciting. The start will
bo made at o'clock.
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WIND STORM AT LAKE.

0eorge Weiicoms's House bi0Wn OveR-
Ons Man Hurt.
Special Dispatch to the standard.
LIVINGSTON, July i5.-The now coal
camp Of Lake, near Horr, was visited yes
teriay by q destructive wind storm. A
two-story frame house. belonging to
George Welcome, was leveied to the
ground, aud in falling struck an adjoining
building, completely wreckiug IL. Only
one man vas injured.
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NJ. J. Conneil Co. never do things BY
halves. They have imported direct from
Paris handsome folding souvenir fans,
which will be presented to every one a
their numerous patrons.
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HORSE THIEVES.
Casshs In the Act Near ssssissl
Butta.

Caught In tho Act NeaP eeottnoI
Butte.
Special Dispatch TO tbs standaxd.
RED LODGE. Mont. July 1S.-Thrss
mon were arrested this morning BY Dep
uty Sheriff Sichler Of this place at Senti.
mel Butte, near the Dakota line, whiis
II. White. Frank White and Al Moore.
Sharples, got away. The stock stolen b.
lonaed to A. Chafhn. Severance aud other
parties who had horses on the range near
here. Tho parties caught are supposed TO
have been committing the thsfts from the
years.
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Let Him or Easily.

WASHINGTON. July l5.--Sscrstary Her
bert to-day approved the findings Of the
court Of inquiry in the case Of Commander
r. A. Lyons. The court was appointed to
inquire into the circumstances Of the run
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CHICAGO, July 15.-Licut. Ross L. Bush,
company b, Fifteenth infantry, Y. S. A.,
eioped Monday from Fort Sheridan with
Sergeani.Major Girard's pretty daughter,
Plora. The pair were married in Wis
consiu.
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IN OHIO YESTERDAY.
The spertivs Cyclone Toys with Buck
eve Village.

eye village.
CINCINNATI. July ia Con,nierci1i. 1i.Ga-
setts special just received from Lima,
Ohio. says: Word has just reached hero
that tornado passed through Leipsic this
afternoon. Il destroyed the Catholic
church, unroofed many dwellings, demol.
ished the large warehouse west of tho
Nickel Plate junction. Tho loss is 10000.
So far % learned, no one was injured.
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PEORIA. July l5.-The private banking
house Of william Oberhouser closes its
doors this afternoon. II II ono Of the old.
est institutions IN tho city and has always
been regarded as unusually substa ntial.
No statement. Excited crowds are stand
Ing around the bank.
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IRON SYNDICATE IN TROUBLE
The schissinger Property In Nichigan
Attached.

NEGAUNEE, Mich, July lS.-The Schles-
niger syndicate, the largest single iron ore
producer In the world, supposed to repre-.
sent millions of German capital. 10 In
trouble. The property here has hsen
attached at tho INSTANCE OF the North
western railroad and local creditors. Tbs
syndicate owes large sum for labor.
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Feundry Company Assssua

Foundry company Assigns
CHICAGO, July ls.-The Boulton Fouadey
company made an assignment to-day. A.
sets, $i55, 900; liabilities, t2O, 900.
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Buiidisg and Loan Frauds.

ST Louis, July 15.-The stockholders Of
six building aud loan associations. known
as Western Union Nos. to 8, with q capi.
tai Of $4,000 each, are alarmed. II has
been discovered that N. T. Bogard. sscre-
taiy Of all OF them, and ono OF the largest
real estate dealers In the city. has given
warranty deeds to all his property to
money lenders who exact high rates and
he has disappeared. The stockholders
have taken possession Of his books, hut
they are % complicated that IL will b Inn
possible 10 unravsl them for . long time.
His bonds arc only el50,O1O.
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Cause OF the Atsschnsnt.

MILWAUKEE, July lS.-Fsrdinan Schlss.
niger, the head of the Schlesinser syndi-
cate. was shown the dispatch from
Nsgaunee, Mich, as to the attachment
against the syndicate property by the
Northwestern railway. He said that he
could not understand the action OF the
road. The syndicate owci tho road seo,-
600 freight charges for hauling ore. Pre-.
parations had been made to moot . part
Of this debt, and time had been granted
on tho remainder. The action of the road
is complete surprise. He declared that
the matter will be settled immediately
and would not Inconvenience the syndicate
in the least.
Later -Schlesinger said that, like many
others, the company was pushed Tor
funds but could make everything right II
given q reasonable time. He believed that
whom the officials Of tho Northwestern
were seen they would withdraw tho pro
ceedinas. These proceedings affected only
the Buffalo mine. II is said that hanks
here hold o million or more OF the ayndi
Gates paper, fully secured by collateral.
II 10 believed that tho company will pull
through all right.
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Goard dtautrd.

VIZ ASTED-Furnishcd room and board. by Young
w German in \ prtvat. American family "a 30 a
weekly between stu and 2Oh sts. and I'd and Sd avs
Address lp2 I'd
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aral Cstate for Sals-gung aslaad.

DrNSONHuRsr by .TTE.SEA- a nice lOroom cot
Is tngc; all improvements. will sell for 81 100, easy
' " ". H. LETTER, BenSonhurst. L. l.
n oRTIIPnRT north side OF Long Isianh.-farm. 40
N acres nice level loan soft near dcpot house. .
barn M trmt; only S32u0 LEWIs. "a Chambers ST.