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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-24

at 5 o'clock +. ". the SEVENTEEN
HANDSOME LOTS above referred %.
designated and described as follows. o.
Lots II. j. H. ana -. Ia block lo, 'front.'
ing together ip feet on the west SIDE
of Garland avenue. % lots T. Is. l9. %
q. -. -, o. -. g. and 2. in bloc. d.
fronting together go feet on the east
side Of Feufali avenue. and 90 lots n
and 81 in block n, fronting together ID
feet on FenIall ayenue-all In he plan
~ Barton & Lambs Brooklaad Park, 10
HonricO county We.
Those are among the very best lof5
IN that attractive suburb. are Close 10 eN-
cellent dwellings and 20 the strect-rfI--
way. are set IN grass. aud are planted
with shade-trces along their fronts. ana
have an assured future. They VIII De
sold as n whole or In parcels. as the
trustee may think most desirable.
TERMS. Cash sufnclcnt - t"trtY the
costs OF executing this trust. and % pay
the balance ~ the debt secured amount
lng 20 Si.7l8s1. with interest from Jauu-
airy !, 1891. and the residue upon EIcl
terms as the gran'ors in said deed shal
prescribe ard direct, or. in Tho Is emit Or
their glying no such direction, then upon
q credit as 20 such residue 81 six AMI
twelve months for notes with interest
added. and secured by q trust-deod.
GEORGE l.. CHRISTIAN. Trustee.
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yr,prrSTrF'S SALE OF ONE
, spgrNG WAGON AND BOX BUGGY. IN
FIpsr-CT,Ass CONDITION.-By virtue
II n deed OF trust from K. ID. Grander-
son 10 ths undersigned trustee. duly re.
corded. We will sell at public auction az
our auction-h0ure. corner FIRST anu btoaA
streets. no 20 O'Clock
WEDNESDAY. APRIL -. 1875.
ono woll-bult sPRING-WACON and p
very strong BOX BUGGY, IN excellent
order. Therp are store and bar hNtures
and stock or groceries, wines. ana IL
ouors. etc. mentioned In said deed o.
must. designated az house 10 north
Eighteenth street as security 10 the note
holder. which the said >. j.. GraniersnN
has attempted 10 sell % one John Po,
dasta without notice 70 OF consent OF the
trustee or u0tenOider.
TERMS. Cash.
john CLINTON. JR., Trustee.
Ellis q Sccbr.ght, Aucticneers. ap q
Nv Ttnvya
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BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED. 4 MEDIUM-sIZE DWELL
INC brick preferred) west or alNth
dress CASH. Post-Orlce Box ~. Rich
wcud Va. 40 III
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TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
or
SEVENTEEN ATTRACTIVE BUILD
ING-LOTS IN BROOkLAND PARK,
THE TWfN-SlSTER OF BAR
TON HEIGHTS.

by virtue Of a deed % trust dated Janu-
airy !. 1871. and record ID IN the clerk. s
office Of UenrIco COUNT Court IN Deed
Book l33 \. page f5. default having bee n
made In the payment Of part ~ He
debt occurred. and being required so 20 90
by the beneficiary. | Hill sell by pubic
auction on the premises. on
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V1IOWERING SHRUBS AND
HARDY PIONEERING PLANTS AT AUG
lion.

will sell, at my auctlon-rooms. at 1870
a. NJ.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL q. $50.
a fine assortment OF HARDY FLOWER
ING"pI.ANTS ard SHRUBS. embracing
srirsas Dsutzias. Hydrangeas, Wlsie-
rgas. Weisilias. Peonies. Lavender, Hardy
Lilies Roses. Dshlias. etc. etc, IN Erte
VARIETY, fne size. and OF the best qpaiity;
there has s never d sssn IN the city.
ALSO,
two Choice LAWN VASES. .,-o
GEORGE W. MAYO.
40, Aucti0nceT.
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axe WILL SELL TO-DAY AT lV;o0
w SHARP, CORNER FIRST AND DhoAD

STREETS. ... 80,
A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT of
HOUSEHOLD FCRNIl CkE.
Gasoline Stove.
Folding Bed.
Parior Suits.
Chamber Suits.
Bullets: Narbr0bes.
Sewing Machines.
Tables: Chairs. Lounges.
Spring-Beds. Nattresscs.
BOYS and Mems Bicycles 49,. ~,
Cook,ng-stoves: Clocks, Nouons' anu
many other goods. ,u 81 ,ho,,
store is full OF good goods ana they
mus ~ ELLIS & SEABRIGHT.
., Auctioneers.
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IN tho Law and Equity Court Of the ,' ely
Sc aggiUst William T. Pearmans ah-
uiniatrctri-. md ais: -, ,,,,r,
T. =. =. Winston. clerk OF SAID coett,
certify that the bond required on W
qnscifl commissioner by the decree IN
sad cause OF April g. 1895, has been duly
Given under my hand this "a day or
April, 1873. l.. T. WINS 'Ctery
Boswell & Harman, Auctloneers. ap 2,
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George ". Mayo. Auctioneer.
- and q north Ninth street.
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COOK WANTED WANTED, A WO,
ohioct 10 children. II otherwise sausfee-
tory. ROBERT r. GILLIAN. ~ X. y.
Chsfiin 4. Co.'S, No. l north Tenth street.
on 93-9t
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HOLD IT OPEN

Mr.. Harrison Was in Richmond, and as
yet had not been heard from. \ letter. in
an probability. would be received from
Nr Lee this afternoon. The speaker
asked that Il the Judge could not continue
the case ne would az least hold u open.
Mr. Montague fla reply, declared that
a, the former term Messrs. Harrison and
lee had both stated that their reasons for
not being able 20 b. present at this term
were engagements at the different courts
in this and the surrounding counties IN
edition Mr.. Lee had said that he would
be- occupied with the Hoge-Otey contest.
% seemed from Mr. Longs statement that
none Of hase reasons Was now thought u
Je applicable
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rt-rsnAy APRIL 20. 1875.

nv virtue Of the hereinafter men.'o o1'cI
decree | Will offer Tor sac al PN"'O
ton. on the premises. on
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~ virtue - n decree - the Chancery
Court of RiChmcnd entered Cd the lftH
w. The Henric0 Sanitary Company. me
undersigned will sell. on the premises. AZ
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Statesmen. w SEND SAMPLES,
ALLOW, Vberal salary and expenses. or
commission. to proper applicants Sta,
ole seller: three stores out o. I'VE WI
order. Address with stamp. Lcck-bo%
40, New York city. jy H-tSptJS
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g. MARsHAL's NOTICE.
nrAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD TIE
! TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALI
! FAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID ti.J
PATA RY THE VENDOR AND 4hS
| VENDEE. $4,000.
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By 4. T. Bradley & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Manchester. Va.
COMMISSIONERS SALE

ALC \ r - MANUFACTURING
PLANT. Sc.
OK THE RICHMOND AND PET EslS-
BURG RAILROAD NEAR THE
CITY OF MANCHESTER.
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Court of Richmcnd entered Oh the 18Th
OF Aoru. 1875. In tbe suit 81 John Pore
w. The Henrico Sanitary Company. me
undersigned will sell. on the premises. AZ
public auction, on
FRIDAY. APRIL d. 1896.
AZ O'Clock p. NJ. the REAL ESTATE.
with an improvements thereon. described
as follows. al that certain lot of land
IN the county o. Chester. -. near the
cry 0f Manchester on the eastern hne
point so feet distant from M0rry street
aUl running routhwarfly on SAID Perdr-
avenue 80 feet. and running back be
tween parallel lines 3n $40 feet; subject
20 the conditions mentioned IN the deed
from the city Of Manchester % the Rich
nond ce-Nachlne Company, end ret -rr =
. in the deed from the receiver - fnil
last-namcd company 10 re htnrico Stil,
County court. Deadlock S.. pace lS.
The aucuonee- viii give full iniorma-
ton as % these conditions.
This is one Of the best located y anu
featuring sites and plants IN this vicinity.
The buildings consist q larse frame
ing G9v30 feet. and brick building i2lNfi
fectj. and r frame Office n two rooms.
n lies directly On the !lchfuoni AM
Petersburg railroad. end has NUMEROUS
site-trscks running mo ne pl4'er,g'
All the Improvements are IN sooi CON
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance In
three equal instalmer.s. With interest
added from day ~ sale. PAYABLE o. -
and - months after date. and tltle re-
tainei until whole % purchase mon =
g. paid and conveyance ordered ty The
court. or tho purchased may pay the en-
rro purchase money u casn--'t MS
option. JJOHN ,N,,llSS'F'
Special Commissioners.
4. J. Bradley & Co. Auctioneers.
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THE PANNILL TRIAL TODAY.
4 Continuance Refused, and Ac-
,u.ed trrestcd and Jailed.

IYNCHBURG. VA. April %.-tSpecialD
Judge Paul commenced a special term
II the United States Court here th's
morning especially to try the case OF
Robert II. Pannill. charged with aiding
ma abettng Walker G. Hammer In en-
, zzling the funds of the First National
sank. Pannlll. accompanied by Mr.. y. j.
.ong and Mr.. Howell c. Featherston'
sho acted as his counsel, in the absence
u Mossrs. Lee and Harrison. entered the
courtroom at 10 O'Clock.
Iistsict-Attorney Montague announced
hat the government was ready 10 pro-
iced with the case.
air. Long said that when the case was
continued. at the March term. II was
stated then by Messrs. Harrison ana
ne. that engagements would prevent
heir attendance. They had also written
20 his Honor about two weeks before.
10 the Dlnville term Of court, stating that
IL would be impossible for them 10 be
present at the Trial on the 23d Of Aprii.
nj the Judges reply had indicated tnat
ne case would be held open - await
.heir convenience. CONTINUING, Mr. Long
.ald that h had received telegram from
Nr Lee last night. IN which IL was
affirmed that II was impossible 10 know
when he could be present in Lynchburs.
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81 90 o'clock p. NJ. the aboye-mentIon-
"a PROPERTY. fronting 80 ieet on ~
" III i'''p streets. and running back De
tween cen parallel lines 1872 feet more or iess'
TERMS: For cash az to 50 much OF II, me ~
proceeds ~ sal. as may ne he.I'S a. ne,'
= ,ots for s52O with interest thereon from
the g7th DAY OF August. 1922. 10 date o.
s@ttlement by the purchaser; sG i.de. 10 -
-, r@sfl,ta of the purchase money shall
be nava6ie one year after date, with IN
,eres, thereon. evidenced by the ncgoua-
be note OF the purchaser, ana we w ~
=, ne property - BE- retained uuui VIZ
whole ~ the purchase money shall haNe
been paid and conveyance ordered ~
Court or all cash. at the option ~ tho
,,,rcb,se~ HARVEY WILSON,
Soocial Commissioner.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

PICYCIISTS PROTECTED tIsDM
loss by THEFT. Fine opportunity
Tor wheelmen % secure exclusive agency
AMERICAN WHEELMt ms PNC ] ~ To-
TIVE ASSOCIATION, Marquette nutA-
ms Chicago. dp @i--s
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ors1 a s.: Station s h s fase Soldiers HON" for full
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COMMISSIONERS AU CIioN
SALE OF
DESIRABLE 5-ROoM FRAME u" hl'''
ING, co
LARGE LOT. STABLE. AND CAh-
i'1'''''i RiAGE-HOUSE. on,
ON TWENTY SIXTH SIREGr, Dr.
TWEEN . AND I Slhhbio'
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READY-M STOCK,

because we IMPORTED
these goods in the piece and
had them made up by high
class tailors, and we offer them
TO YOU at
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ItN y. ". b'Mc'
Real-Estate AUcti0noer.
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against
Henric0 Sanitary Company and ais.
Defentan's.
IN the Chancery Court 81 The city -
Richmond
I. Charles 81. Goblin Clerk % sail
court certify that the bond required %
the special commissioner b. the decree
in said cause Of April - 1876, mas been
duly gwen.
Given under my hand. this i3tn day OF
ApFil 1855
ap 2 CHARLES ". GODDIN. clerk.
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4 UCTION SALE OF A BRICK
"A STORE, No. 734 NORTH FIFTH STREET.
BETWEEN JACKSON AND DUVAL
STREETS: ALSO. TWO VACANT LOTS,
ADJOINING 1T on THB NORTH.
A. the reGuest Of the parties interested.
We shall offer for sale AZ public auction.
upon the premAs. on
THURsSNs, APRIL .. 1896.
az ; O'Clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY de-
scribcf above. The store II comparatively
new. has several rooms above and Is in
good order. The lots front on the east
side OF Fifth street and run back depth
OF l22 feet 10 a ls-foot alley. IL l. now
rented 10 gooi tenant, and houses
erected on tie vacant lets would rent
well.
TERMS: Liberal and announced AZ the
hour 81 sale. SUTTON & co.
ap = Auciioneers.
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BY Sutton & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
Corner OF Tenth ana Bank streets.
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BUTTE. April 4.-The Butte-H. A. Hig-
gins, Missoula; w. H. Morrison, Mrs.
Durand. New York; c. A. Rumpf, Hast
ings; George Foreman, Louisville; +. j..
Mason, California; S. j. Jenkins, II. G..
Williams, Billings; j. w. Young, l.. v.
Trent, L. A. Ellsworth, Salt Lake; Mrs.
T. L. Elderkin, Minneapolis; Charles
Miggleton, Janesville; ID. A. Lossee. Hell,
ena; Joseph Peters. G. ID. Hendricks. An.
aconda c. F. Woodman, Chicago; G. ID.
Earl, Great Falls.
The Southern--A. Laity and wife. New
York; Nj. c. Murphy. Philipsburg; James
Mccarthy, Frank Taylor, Tom O'Connor,
p. Mccarthy. Basin; A. j. Shield, Port
land; j. McCloskey, Lump City; w. L.
Litton, Wickes; A. Penarin. Michigan
Miss Mary Leyden, Butte; Pat Brogan,
New Chicago; H. e. Beckal. II. A.
Matthews, Anaconda; G. H. McCoon,
Fort Madison; L. II. Dobyns, Whitehall.
The McDermott-E. B. Hamilton, j. e.
Barrett. Anaconda; George Barrach, Sal
mon City; ID. Flowerree. T. It. Richard
son. II. Y. Mcintyre, James Sullivan, A.
A. Lathrop, j. L. Fleming, Helena; c. w.
Graham, st. Paul; J. B. Furley Dillon w.
f. Lucurg, Dubuque; L. G. English, Chi
cago; w. X. Dryer, Great Falls; o. p.
Thomas, Helena; L. A. Montyman, Col
umbia; A. j. Albrind, Walla Walla; A. E.
Bray, A. Riley, Omaha.
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BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.

Smoke sEl Captain Generar cigars.
Coins financial school without coupons,
% cents cash.
Bulk and package garden seeds at Pax
son & Rockefeller's, ~ West Park.
Old established grocery store for rent.
Inquire at STANDARD office, Butte.
For all kinds of legal and mining blanks
20 TO the STANDARD, Fl East Broadway.
Watch cleaning, $3.50; mainsprings, 81.
Warranted one year. Mayer, 40 w. Park.
The Butte hotel carries the finest line
of imported Key West and domestic goods
found in the city.
Nesbi<t Sisters, Is West Granite have
the finest dining parlor in the city. Every
delicacy in season.
Millinery Opening.-A grand display of
French pattern hats at Miss Gilbert's,
April A, 5 and 6, so West Park street.
Try sEl Captain General" 1t is the
highest grade domestic cigar made.
LOUIS S. COIN, Wholesale distributor.
The funeral of Mary j. Tyrrell will take
place at o'clock this afternoon from
her parents residence, No. "a, Clear Grit
terrace.
grant tobacco. It's name is Hazel
Kirke." j. f. Kelly company, distribute
ing agents.
Under new management the dining
room at the Albemarle house, "A w. Gran
lite ST.. is the best in the city. Try it and
be convinced. lf.4
Archie Mccoy pleaded not guilty in po-
lice court yesterday to the charge of grand
larceny and his trial was set for April Is
at O'Clock p. IN.
John L. Hamerin was fined $40 and
costs by Judge Mesch yesterday for as
saulting K. Ellingson, one of the proprie-
tors of the Little Chief saloon. He was
unable to settle and went TO jail.
good warm suit of Underwear is a
necessity If you want to be comfortably
dressed IN this country; we have got a
good article for Seventy-Five Cents a Suit.
Boucher. the Park Street Clothier."
Sheriff Dwyer of Great Falls was in the
city last night on his way to the Deer
Lodge penitentiary with two convicts
named Murray. who were sent up for two
years and a half and two years respec-
lively for forgery and assault with intent
TO kill.
John ", the five-months-old son of
Mike Monahan of South Butte, died yes
terday afternoon from Inflammation OF
the bowels. The funeral will take place
at o'clock this afternoon frdn sic resi-
dence near the Montana Union ware
house.
In referring to Edgar Dayton as the
"Marysville Kid" IN the STANDARDS re-
port of the meeting of the volunteer fire
department II was not the intention 10
cast any reflection on him. There are
times when Dayton has been verY anxious
to be known as the "Marysville Kid and
as the name was one of his own choosing
IL was not supposed that he would take
exception to IL.
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AT The RACES.
Surprises and Accidents Spread AfHic-
ton In San Francisco. <'-H .f-sF

Surprises and Accidents Spread AfYiic-
tion In San Francisco. -'-- -ss'
SAN FRANCISCO, April 4.-This was a
day of accidents at the races. The big
gest fiuke of all was Harr Marietta
at 100 to 1. She was very lightly played,
however. In the first race Fleetwood ran
away and Soon Enough, who finished sec
ond, was disqualified for fouling. Eight
horses started in the steeplechase and
only three finished. Douglass refused to
run. and Malcolm, Steadfast, King SaG,
and Wicklow fell. Clancy, who rode
King Sam. was badly hurt. Three ribs
were broken and he was otherwise in
jured. tr r.s4
Six furlongs, maidens-Fonden r. won.
Del Norte second, Mount Air third; time
1:15. Five and one-half furlongs-Sea
Spray won, Normandie second, Toby
third time :09H. MiIe-Marietta won.
Rear Guard second, Hy by third; time
:i3. Five and one-half furlongs-Ber-
nardo won, May Day second, Huntsman
third; time :0sM One and one-quarter
miles, steeplechase-Gold Dust won, ST.
Jacob second. Mutineer third time, 2:20.
Five furlongs-Seraphin won, Advances
second, Mollie r. third; time :o2H.
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Mr.. Maus Co ,ducted III ms-lf as Ere
49, Partner In the Busin SIS.

49, Partner In the Busin SIS.
BUTTE, April 4. William Maus. q
plumber, who has figured quite extern
siyely in the justice courts recently, was
sent to Jail for 30 days by Judge Almon
this afternoon for exhibiting deadly
weapon in rude, angry and threatening
manner. Maus went to work for John
Hendricks in the plumbing business a
few weeks ago, with the understanding
that he should have n third interest in the
business at the expiration of go days, and
long before this time was up Maus con-
Quoted himself as a full partner. Hem
bricks claimed that he collected money
without. authority and devoted 1t to bis
0wn use, and there appears to have been
trouble of another nature between them.
Yesterday Maus poked revolver under
Hendricks nose and threatened him with
il. and his arrest and conviction followed.
Maus would like TO take an appeal, but he
has SO far been unable to furnish the nee
essary bond.
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WHY IS TT

planning OF hard times? Because we are
always ahead OF the times In all that tends to.
make the family dining table a pleasure and a
delight
Our aim Is to satisfy everybody both In the
quality and the price of the goods
We have received this week large variety Of
Imported French Cheese. These goods are of
the very finest quality, and we would solicit the
patrons of all lovers OF good cheese.
On Wednesday and Thursday of thisiweek we
will give away free to every lady visiting our
store a sample package Of Chirardellis Ch oco-
late.
There is nothing more pleasant than a cup of
cocoa or chocolate. We carry the finest br ands
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Wednesday in "The Fringe of Society,"
Miss Granger is one of Butte's favorite
actresses and is always sure of fiatter-
ing reception here. 1t is stated that she
has with her this season the best support
ing company she has ever had. Since she
has been making her tour of the North.
west cities under the management of john
Mcguire the papers. wherever she has APP
peared, have spoken in unstnted praise
of her great performances and her ex-
cellcnt support.
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Lot OF Some Ones Cattle Taken rs Pay
ment for Debt.
BUTTE, April "A rancher named G. b.
Leoni yesterday brought 10 cattle into
Butte from over the divide and placed
them in Sloane's pasture, near the old
Bell smelter. The cattle were afterwards
taken possession of by the Butte Butcher
ing company and driven to their corral,
and their sudden dsappearance created a
good deal of surprise. 1t appears that
Leoni owed the butcherinR company $40
or $50 and they appropriated the cattle to
liquidate this debt, supposing they be-
cattle are said to have belonged to Mrs.
Louis Kipp, and she has made q demand
for their return. II she does not get them
some arrests will probably ensue.
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LOOK QUIZ
And He Did With Uapieasant Results
VIII Recover.

BUTTE, April A brakeman named
Buck, on the Great Northern pass nger
train, had a miraculous escape from death
this evening. When coming through the
Wickes tunnel he leaned ont from the
platform of n car to throw off a grip and
his head struck a post of the tunnel,
knocking him of the train. He was not
missed until the train had gone some dis
lance. and when il returned 10 the tunel
he was found lying unconscious by the
track. He was soon revived and walked
some distance to the train and was
brought TO n hospital in this city. An ex-
animation of his injuries developed that
no bones were broken and that his only
wound was q bad cut on the head.
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All DESTROYS of uniting with the order of
Chosen Friends as charter members will
please report at once to DIR. Fourth, No.
217 North Main street. as a new council
will be organized on Tuesday night, April
Cat Frost's hall, South Butte. For further
Information inquire of j. c. Freeman. e.
H Fiske, organizer.
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WILL ACCEPT.
Harrison VIII Take the Nom inatton
! IL Ra UfYarad .-ltt..I

Harrison VIII Take the Nom lnatton III
It Be offered. Ss7rtfs
CHICAGO, April 4.-Gen. j. S. Clarkson
stated positively to-day that ex-President
Harrison is a candidate for the presi-
dency. General Harrison," hesaid. us
not an active candidate, perhaps, but he
certainly is a receptive candidate. Indeed
he is, think, one Of the most prominent
If not the most prominent of the political
candidates now before the public. As to
who will be the party's choice in 1896, ]
am, of course. unable to say, but it is very
certain that General Harrison will accept
the nomination If il is rendered to him."
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Grand MILLINERY openInr.

On April 9Th and 9th / will open up my
new line of millinery and fancy goods
which have Just purchased in the East
/ cordially invite one and all to my open
ing. Respectfully.
Miss L. L. MCCLARAN,
81 East Broadway, Butte.
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, MI ...SILKS... NJ

Ten thousand dollars will not quite
cover our investment in New Silks for
this season.
1t is shown then that we have
utmost confidence in Silks. 1t is
undoubtedly to be the greatest Silk
season ever known, and we are pre-
pared for it. We have every kind that
should be here, and many of them are
exclusive.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-05

Spring is popularly supposed to com
mence in earnest tomorrow and the Gen.
tennial Brewing company, always up
with the times, will have their book beer
on sale all over the city early in the morn
ing. Their beer this year is the finest in
the land and an immense consumption OF
il may be looked for. April and book
beer go together, but there is no April
fool about the beer and the man who does
not sample it is overlooking an excellent
thing.