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teresting. II Herr Albin had concluded
all his games with the brilliant touch
be gave this one, tho tale of the match
would be different.
GAME NO. G. --FRENcH DEFENSE,
Played between Messrs. Showalter
and Albin at the Manhattan cubrooms,
New York, being the sixteenth game OF
their late match,
The herald., 1895-02-03
Selected-By G. Reichhelm.
BLACK.

White to play and mate in two moves.
The names OF all solvers will be published
A typographical error in last weeks
diagram renders the solution of Mr..
Benioff's problem impossible. The
black rock should have been placed at
KB square and the white rock at OR
square, instead of the reverse. as APP
peared in the diagram. Then the solu-
ton is PR, knights and mates.
Bat two solutions were received to the
mating position in game No. 4. and
neither was correct, as an interpretation
and prolonging OF the mate beyond the
requisite nina moves ia possible in each
case. For the benefit OF those who may
not have retained copy of last Sum-
days HERALD we repeat the position
with Mr.. Pierce's solution:
The herald., 1895-02-03

Yesterday the mayor signed tie con-
tract between the city and the Excelsior
Wo oden Pipe company for the laying of
1000 feet OF wooden pipe to drain the
Arroyo do los Reyes,
The herald., 1895-02-03

Try gal. Maltese Club whiskey. 49, 30.
unexcelled for purity and flavor. I. Vache
Il Co., cor. Comerc'l& Alameda. Tel. 800
The herald., 1895-02-03

Angostura Bttters makes health. and hA,Ith
j. G. B. siegert & sons ASK your druSaist
The herald., 1895-02-03

Buy the Whitney make trunk ana tr>v.,...-
bag Factory 423 s Spring Il. sing
The herald., 1895-02-03

After several more moves the game was
abandoned as a draw.
(a) The favorte of several of the experts but
hardly as reliab as either 25-22, 2o-22,
24--19, or 24-20
tbl 1910 is in our opinion stronger at this
point
10 ii 22-17, 90, ITO, 1923, 1913
1S--24, 23--19, GA, etc, and black should
win
td) Is it possible for black to force win at
this point by combining the white pieces on u
and and rcing an exchange?
BIINDFOLD DRAUGHTS.
After the games were over Mr.. Mar.
shall remarked that he had heard OF
man in Denver some years ego who
could play checkers without seeing
either the board or men, simply by hav-
ing the numbers called on which his
opponent moved. Mr.. Marshall con-
cluded with: Il should like to see
man beat me like that he might PLAY
book players. but should warm him"
The editor of this column, at the request
OF the other PLAYERS prefent. contested
the following friendly games blindfold to
convince Mr.. Marshall that such thing
was possible:
GAME NO. g. ''wILL oTHE wIsP."
The herald., 1895-02-03
Chess and Checker Directory.

Chess and Checker Directory.
Los ANGELES, February 2, 1895.
ATHLETIC CLUB, Stowell block 226 South
Spring
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssOCIA TON
corner second and Broadway.
[Iu either club non-residents can procure n
Productions and visitors cards through mem
bers.l
PROBLEM NO. 3.
Selected-By G. Reichhelm.
The herald., 1895-02-03

For the 1l-movs mate in game No.
correct solutions have been receive
from Mesars. Gambler, johnson and
Gray. The moves varied slightly in the
different solutions, which leads us to
suppose that the problem should be
called triplet. Each mate was made
in IL moves but mono in less.
Below ia appended the position and
Mr., CREWS solution:
The herald., 1895-02-03
GAME NO 8, twill o'THE wIsp'
RInck Marshall White HONEYWELL (hlind

uOpeWell won.
la) lie can play pretty SHARP for a blind
man." remarked Mr. Marshall here
(b) ~ knew l would catch him." chuckled
Mr.. NJ
(c) But he didn't, though.
i'd Here Mr. NJ. claimed that Mr.. Gardner
who was moving the white pieces at Mr.. IL. S
direction was playing the game himself and
the linafold man had moth ing to do with it,
so another player wrote the numbers on The
squares and MIR. Marshall manipu ated both
sides.
te That is pretty good" said Mr. 49, sbut
he cannot do ii again /" The ending is yery
poorly played on the black side; the position
at least admits a sound draw
GAME NO @ nouRLE CoRNER-"nncTnP
The herald., 1895-02-03

(a) 1914 is our preference a this point.
(b) Weak; 1913 is the proper reply.
(cl If 1918, 27-23, 1927, 3l-l5. 12-19,
1922, 1926, 30-16 drawn; but 1876 in
reply to 1913 would lose by 1928, 26-19,
17-22 etc.
(d) Best, since it is impossible to prevent the
loss of piece by the white kings attack on the
black privates from behind.
The herald., 1895-02-03

lAll communications for this depar tment
should be addressed TO the Chess Editor,
Morning HERALD, 205 New High street,
The herald., 1895-02-03

CHECKER GOSSIP.
What with checkers and what with
whist, the chesn experts are losing
much o! their formor prestige.
Tbs Y. NJ. @. A. players are patiently
awaiting reply to their last week q
challenge
What has become OF the Seventh
street cable players? A. one time they
were reported the finest in the city, but
OF late little has been heard from them.
Let.ers have been received from
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c'est maintenant ie seul Journal qao-
tidien qui paraisse deuS fol>. par
iour-le journal DIES DtbatS Went de
comhIer eette lacune en- cr6ant une
EDITION HEBDoMApAlRE.
Nos lecteurs apprtc;eront la
valeur de cette publication, en- sc
rappelant que lie journal des Debdts
compile au nombre dc Sc collahora-
teurs les hommas qu, dams le monde
dies lettres ct de Ii politique. occu-
pent lie premier rang en- France. Ii
nous sutfira de citer les mons de MN.
Leon Say, Alexandra Dumas, Ludo-
vic Halevy, Greard, Ernest Lavisse,
+. Rouse, Z, Melchior de Vogue,
Meilhae, Brunetiere. dc fAcademie
franchise 2. ct A. Leroy-Beaulieu.
de Molinarl, Maspero, BardouN,
Boutmy, Berger, CASTOR Paris,
Perrot, f. Reyer, de llnstltut lie
professeur Grancher ct lie doeteur
Daremberg, de / Academic de Mede-
cine: Aynard, Charles-RouN. Francis
Charmes. Paul Deschanel. Dietz,
Heurteau, Charles Malo. L. Wevl.
Harry Ais, Chail!ev-Bert. Jules
Lemaitre. Arvede Barine. Bonvalot,
Chantavone, Desjardlns, Faguet,
FIlon. Gebhart. \. IIallavs. Il. IIous-
save. 4. Julien, \. Michel. H. de
Parville. Ratialovicll. f. Rod. Guy
Tomel, etc.
L'EDlTIoN HEBDoMApAIRE da
journal DIES Debdts reproduit les
articles les plus Interessants parus
dams les deux editions du journal
quotidien ellie dome ainsi, outre de
nombreuses etudes Tart ct de littera-
ture, lie tableau lie plus complet dies
eyenements de la semaine. Ellie
constitute done la meilleure dies
revues. Ellie est aussi Ia moins
chere, car ellie ne couIte Il %
francs par an ajoutons que son
formal commode (32 pages grand
in-4o par num6rol permet de la
conserver facilement Ell volume.
Par suite dune convention inter
venue entire administration du
Journal des Debdts ct celle de Ia
SENTINELLE lie Tbibodaux. nous
Q ohtenu que nos lecteurs bene-
f~icieraient dune reduction de 60
sous Il announcement Il fEDITIoN
HEBpoMADAIRE du .jonrRl a DIES
Debdts. Il leur suffira done de
detacher lie bulletin ci-dessous ct de
nous ladresser pour que labonne-
ment ne leur coute que s4.4o al lieu
de $500.
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Making i grand total tor term.... : 1877 So
DISBURSEMENTS.

Making a totai rs ab0ye....-.-. ; jlI:5 -
Respectfully Submitted.
A. j. BRACD.
Parish Treasurer.
I |. Al Brand. Treasurer Of the parish III
Lafourche do ~olenniy swear that | have NOT
IN any waN. shape ar form. specialized Or
invested the funds ariougldg Il the parish 81
! Latnurche entrusted into ny hand. So helm
ne God.
4. J. BRAUD.
Parish Treasurer
Sworn and subscribed before ne this I'LL
day OF Sent 4. l.. 1875.
HENRY \. C0ULoN.
Notary Public.
Mir. Chrl>ten. at the committee on Claims
submitted the following report. which beinu
read. was on motion OF Mr.. Tabor, seconded
by Mr.. Staliy. adopted. and an appropriation
ordered to nav claims therein reported faya-
rahiy, of Sa>e.aS, by the following vote.
Yeas Ken, ChriStea. Gautle. Leaef.
Ducos. >cally. Toui,s aud Tabor.
Nay None.
Thibodaux. july aud ISa5.
To tie Police JURY.
Gentlemen We beg 10 submit The ,aI-
lowing as our report on the claims referred
10 US Tor examination We lind the claims
hereinhelow stated Justly due hv the Parish
anu Ne recommend their payment:
B. Blake. j. II n,
NJ. +. Dunn 4 Bro, Record Books. Is 10
IhlhodauN Sentinel Parish Printing. IS 81
os- hafahg. ooroners ices .-........ 30 90
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PRIME A Non LETTEJ RS.

La plupart DIES @rand~ ~ioatnauN
dtrancers publient une EpiTtoN HEB
ponAnAlRE, destiute Il tetir au
"ceurant DIES eyenements de Ia semai-
ne eeux de leurs nationauN qui
vivent hors du pays mais i n'eNis-
TAFT jusquiei en- France aucnne publ
cation similaire.
lie Journal des D6Jd}s. don't ou
connait Ia vieille reputation ct la
Transformation recente 81 haraic.-
c.est maintenant ie seul Journal gao
tidien qui paraisse deuN fois. par
iour-le Journal des DtbatS went de
comhIer eette lacune en- crGant une
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lily Submitted.
i. CliRisiEN.
EMILE LEDEF.

(oln. on itldillS.
~ this time Dr. Sank hein. called nfon To
e~Niiaih - the jury how it was ihat Dr..
Alttz trhemi>f ii Nr% OrleauS1 prt s-ntad a
Cam against the parish. Appeared. and after
his explanation had been hcarl. ar. Gaule
sec"li led by Mr.. Tar.r. moved. that DIR.
Stark I've again requested 10 CORRESPOND Nth
Dr. Metz. explainlD. TO him that whilst the
Jury lid hot recognize the payment of his
claim as binding. Vet. in View of the misun-
'itrstai dung that seemed to have existed, this
Jury Will bay What it considers 10 h- a fair
remuneration Tor his services. saw. $50. 90
and II same was accepted in full par ment of
tie claim. then. and in that case the presl-
dent of the jury is authorized TO warrant on
tie treasury therefor. Carried by the follow
iua vote
Yeas Kent, Clnisten, GauGe. Lcdet.
Teups. DuceS Sca!ly and Tabor.
NAYS None.
Some question having arisen as to the
manner in which, the Parish Treasurer de-
posted the Parish money Mr.. Braul appear
ed before the Jury and having satisfied the
Jury that his office was managed strictly in
accordance with law. was dismissed and the
Jury proceeded Oh motion duly carried to The
election of the Drainage Commissioners Tor
the LIST. 2nd and Sd Districts. and the cleo
tlon resulted as follows.
LIST. Distinct. Paulin Guil!ot. Ilios Beary
and j. Il. 5. KiIe.
I'd. Distinct, Thos Barker. Oscar Antbt-
mfnt and G.. j. Guelrv
Sd District l.. j.. Troselair. j. l.. Leblanc
and j. j. Thomassi.
Mr.. Scally seconded by Mr.. Chlisten moved
that . recess he now taken until halt past
one 0 CLOCK Tor dinner. Carried.
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Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1890 -

Bal. Gu hand this day July | 1926 s5366 %
Respectfully submitted
A. j. BRAUD.
Parish Treasurer.
Report Of A.. ! Rraua. Parish Treasurer.
in account with the Drainage fluid OF the Par
ish ef Latourrhr. Tor the term beginning
with July /. lS95. and ending With Sept. LIST
1875
Iulv /. Bal. on hand per last report 1886 90
Reed since -
AInounr .rronannSfr eraJSraI =.
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CONVENT OF

st. Andrew, near Magazine. Literary De
partment, Language, Composition. Book
keeping, Mathematics, Typewriting. Steno-
graphy. Art Painting. Oil. Water Colors,
China, Glass, kensington, Crayon Drawing,
Sepia, etc. Music Organ. Piano., Violin,
Vocal. Industrial Sewing Embroidery,
Dressmaking, etc. Students taught separa-
rely or in classes. A few borders received.
For particulars address
INSTITUTION,
New Orleans. La.
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4. J. BRAUD.

ParIsh treasurer
be.ore me this Ith
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THE POLICE JURY.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS,
3nd Days Session.
STATE OF LOUiSIANA-pAEfSli OF Ia
ttURtHE.
- tl 100

The l"i1re Jury met pursuant 10 %adloufn-
intHf ~ Yesterday. with President Kent III
Itr r!tair nd Mes.rs. fhristen. GaHde. I~-
a,t. bucn>. Tenps. Scally. ana Tabor present.
Me>>rs. Maryant anl ! Ierilie. absent.
the minutes st Yesterdays session was
iea'i and adopted ~ recorded.
Nh Iai"r, presented tile following report
at the Finance Committee. which was oil
motion duly seconded. adoated.
Thibodaux, july III, 1872.
II" i Palace ,Int-.
GedtIrmtn :-lnnf Committee on Fl
nauer he ~ -tv tl!ar they lEtne carefully
c<tHu ueG tac Treasurer rep"rr~ ara find his
leIuiF> - eugi->I"tud WITH the vouchers
exhibited. IT,. ard ~ theretute return h!s
REPORT, dalt approved
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Total Receipts for term...... aa7a
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eHAs. a ~ENGERRaS.
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. Great Falls. May S.-The publication
of the premium list of the Cascade
county agricultural fair. to be held at
Great Falls in October. has been com
pieted. and the lists will be ready for
distribution by the end of next week.
The work. which is rather voluminous.
was executed by w. T. Ridgley OF
Great Falls. and is geographically
perfect
The Townsite company deeds to An
ME s. Forster lot IL. block 202, Third
addition: consideration. $500.
Joseph ]. Kelley. manager Of the Park
hotel. has received notice that q pat
emit has been issued on an invention of
his The invention. which was fully de-
scribed in the Standard a few months
ago. consists of device whereby win
dows may be raised and lowered to any
desired height without the attachment
Of weights The invention is simple
and the Scientific American. in a recent
issue. highly commends its utility.
James w. Collins deeds to Is. Stack
house the east half Of lot Is. block 14S.
Fourth addition; consideration, $50.
Married-At the Presbyterian manse.
in Great Falls. Rev. r. Mcclellan Ram
sey officiating. Leonidas H. Smith and
Miss Bertha V. Mansfield, both OF Belt.
The Montana Brewing company Is
placing in position at its plant on the
West side scales with a Weighing ca
received. 16 in number. with a capacity
OF Is barrels each, have been placed In
position. and are now In use. The com
pany is finding a ready sale for its
product and has enlarged its storage
capacity to 1000 barrels.
Chase S. Jackman deeds to Wolf
Gocdstein lots 46. a. and IS. block 2.
Fourth street addition to North Great
Falls; consideration, SITS.
DIR. T. H. Monahan. formerly OF
Great Falls. but now of Lewistown. II
In the city for a few days.
Julius Sultan has brought suit to re-
cover $3.50 alleged to be due on note
from James Baatz.
Slavin & Mcneil have let a contract
for the construction of q two-story
brick building. 25x44 feet, on the West
side. 1t will cost about $1,000 and VIII
be occupied as a bakery.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
plant of the American Brewing q
Mailing company, in course OF con-
struction near the Sun river wagon
bridge, and the company expects %
place its produce on the market ere
the snow flies.
Ed L. Bishop, at one time OF Great
Falls. recently of Choteau, has re-
moved to Kalispel, in order to be near
Judge Pomeroy, whose court stenog-
rapher he Is.
Although the Milk river range is now
stocked to the safe limit, the movement
of cattle to that vicinity continues. A
roundup is now in progress in the
Chestnut valley, in the southeastern
part of the county, and several hum
dred head of beef cattle will be re-
moved thence to the Milk liver coun-
try.
The report of the committee APPOINT
ed to investigate the allegations of
corruption in connection with the con-
struction of the Central high school
will be ready Saturday.
The city council will meet in special
session tomorrow evening.
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average quality were very good sales were not
Tar from TOP. Heavy hogs sold at an extreme
range 81 81 2504 50 light and mixed 81 250t. 60
and pigs al sf.oo94.25 while culls were picked
up az ~ oo94.oo. The larger part OF the hogs
sold at g. .5oDs.s5 and one lot brought 81. so.
There was an active demand for sheen, and
the recent advance In the British market helped
the export trade In marked degree. Prices
were strong to 1oc higher. with sales OF inferior
70 choice sheep az 81 Goa 6j, the bulk going at
S.2504.5o- There were numerous sales of
western sheep at <ioo6f. 40 and lambs actively
at s5.oo95. IS. Wooded sheep sell more slowly
than clipped and a large part OF the arrivals
have been shorn- Twenty thousand Texas
sheep are now on the way here and large re-
ceipts are expected from that state by next
week.
Receipts-Cattle. 1900; calves. 700; hogs.
1900; sheen. z. COO
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BEATEN BY BRUTES
HsVrs Is Having a Run Of Sensations
These Times.
PRENTICE IN "A PICKLE


Great Falls. May s.-A special dis
patch to this Office from Havre says
'the coroner's inquest over. the remains
OF the late Mira. Thomas Everett of
Zurich. who was struck by a Great
Northern engine recently. receiving in
5uries which later caused death. re-
suited in a verdict In which Engineer
Prentice was charged with criminal
negligence and was held responsible
for the woman's DEATH"
Section Foreman Kelley of Zurich:
who tagged the train, was waylaid at
Harlem Monday night just after COM
ing out of the hotel and SO severely
beaten over the head that he has been
unconscious ever since Serious doubts
are entertained as to his recovery.
MI Kelley came from St Paul a few
weeks ago and was about to take the
train to Saco. where he was to assume
charge az section foreman. 1t is said
that the reason for his being assault
ed was on account of some damaging
testimony given by him at the coro-
ner's inquest. in which some section
hands were reflected upon.
Receiver Phelps of the suspended
Merchants National bank has been au-
thorfzed to declare a 10 per cent divi-
dend.' which will be paid about May 20.
This VIII make q total dividend of 20
per cent since the suspension In July,
1898. +
A sequel to the case of the state VS..
George Seifred, charged with incest
with his sister. Ada NJ. Seifred, which
was tried at the last term of court.
resulting in the acquittal of the de-
PENDANT, occurred Monday night near
Belt. Ada Seifred was walking about
a hayloft when she fell, sustaining in
juries which caused the premature
birth of a child.
Mayor Webster to-day appointed
Charles Brewster city poundmaster to
fill the vacancy caused by the recogni-
ton of Henry Olgardt.
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Grand European Excursion.

Reduced rates via the Great North
ern railway from Butte to Bremen or
Genoa. and return. will be in effect for
the sailing of the North German-Lloyd
fast express steamer Kaiser Wilhelm
H.. from New York June 4.
Parties desiring to avail themselves
of the low rate for this excursion
should make application early in order
to secure good accommodations.
Through tickets TO any part of the
world or around the world issued at
this agency at lowest rates.
Numerous testimonials from our pa
irons in johannesburg and Cape Town,
South Africa, and other points show
appreciation of our through ticket
system, which Is time as well as
money saver. For sailing lists. rates.
maps and Information concerning any
steamship line or route. apply to
j. 4. DAWSON. General Agent.
log North Main Street. Butte.
For all kinds of legal and mining blanks
so to the STANDARD. 81 East broadway.
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WOOL.
Prices Remain Pretty Firm and tn
Market Fairly Active.

Prices Remain Pretty Firm and the
Market Fairly Active.
Boston. May s.-The American Wool and Cot
ton Reporter will say tomorrow OF the wool
trade: The market ruled quiet. No lots OF
wool have been disposed OF. but the transac-
lions OF the past week have been mostly OF
small parcels. The number OF purchasers In
the market have been small and most OF those
who have appeared have bought sparingly.
The latest advces from the wool growing sec
ton indicate that the price from fever has
somewhat cooled of and affairs are somewhat
quieter. Prices have ruled steady In this market
and transactions have been mostly on the basis
quotations as previously given. The sales OF
the week amount to 1855, 800 pounds domestic.
and 97i,90O pounds foreign. making total OF
2s64,7O0 pounds. against total of s.s46. 100 for
the previous week. and total OF i.566,SJo
pounds for the corresponding week last year.
The aggregate sales in Philadelphia have
amounted to 1,263,400.
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wheat Market.

Chicago. May S-Wheat started with a show
OF strength today and the prices stood up re-
markedly well until about ~ O'Clock. but about
that time the props were withdrawn and 1t had
a severe tumble. The opening trades In July
were at esxc to eshc and the price did not get
substantially below CSC until midday and closed
at s2xc. Corn closed active at 5oac and oats
fairly active mt 2s,sc.
Close: July whest-62fc.
Corn-50Ac.
Oats-2shc.
Pork--si2. i7x.
Lard-$6 67h.
Ribs-S6. I2ss. -
Receipts-wheat. 1900 bushels; corn. 10000
bushels; oats, $4,000 bushels.
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Coffee and Sugar.

Coifee--opened dull; May si4. so0i4 IS; June,
siA io014.i5; December. s1443G1445. Spot Rio
Dull: No. Z, 16. Mid. quiet.
Sugar-Raw, firm; refined firm.
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world. Columbian Exposition

Was OF value 70 the world by ILLUSTRATING the
improvements in the mechanical arts and many
eminent physicians viii tell you that the pro
gress IN medicinal agents has been OF equal i'm
portance, and as q strengthening laxative that
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In London's Market.

London. May s.-There was a good attend
ance at the wool auction sales to-day and the
demand was brisk, especially for the better
grades. American buyers bought superior
greasy. The number OF bales offered were
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Montana Union.
Northern Pacific.

TRAINS ARRIVE At BUTTE
No. From st. Paul. Chicago and AL
Eastern points. arrives Northern
Pacific Local Depot daily 49, S:{0a =
NJ II. No. From Spokane, Tacoma
Seattle. Portland and all Coast
points arrives Montana Union De-
DOT. daily AZ. 80. -. %. o'so y -
TRAINS LEAVE BUTTE.
NJ. II. No I For Spokane. Tacoma,
Seattle. Portland and all Coast and
California points. leave Montana
Union Depot. daily at.............. $50 n
No. For ST. Paul. Chicago and all
Eastern. Southern and Canadian
points. leaves Northern Pacific Lo-
cal Depot daily M .................-f0.2op N
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Government bonds steady.


Bar silver. 81.
Copper-strongi brokers' price. SO; ex-
change price sio.io.
Lead-Duli: brokers price SOS; exchange
pr.cc, S3.O7n.
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Ia
The time
Now made by
The Northern Pacific
On their new east bound schedule
Between Butte and St. Paul
Two hours and forty minutes
Shorter than via any other line.