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CAUGHT WITH THEIR BOOTY
Two Boys Arrested for Robb:ng the
Residence of DR. Brynnt

Two Boys Arrested for Robh!ng the
Residence of DIR. Bryant.
Detective Lacy. OF police headquarters,
and Precinct Detectives Helan and Mc;lue
to-day arrested vii liam Simms, alias
Williams, seventeen -year-o!d colored
boy, for housebreaking IN the night
Sunday night two weeks ago Or. Bry-
ants hDIse, No. SIS Seventeenth street.
was mysteriously entered and a hand
trunk full of collars, cuffs, and scarfs
stolen.
For two weeks the officers Lave been
working on the case and this morning
captured Sinims and his accompiice. VIII
Watson in The bushes near the bathing
beach. where the satchel was Also hidden.
Detective Lacy thinks that these Young
boys are the insiigatOrs of great many
Of the recent rohDeries il this neighborEood.
Simus. alias Wiliians, has been arrested
twice before at night with his shoes in his
hand
The evening times., 1895-10-19

Licenses to marry have been issued as
follows:
John Paul Richter and Catherine E.
Armanstrong.
Frank Armsted and Amy Lester, both
of Prince Georges county, Md.
Edmund H. Allen and Alice " Baker,
both of Fairfax county, Va
August Romacker and Lillian Gren-
ling.
Samuel II Louis and Hannah Coiman.
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MILLER GETS THREE YEARS.
Could Not Prove That He Was the
Other Man.

Judge Cox sentenced Charles Miller. a
young colored man, to Albany for three
years this morning. Miller was convicted
| OF fhousebreakiDg on the 9th instant. as pre-
viously told in the-Times. and Mr.. Jeffords.
the assistant district attorney. asked him
II he had not been in the peQitenttary un-
der the alias of Charles Boss.
Miller said he had hot. witresses were
then called who swore that he was Boss,
while others swere he was not. Judge Cox
gave his counsel, Thomas A. Taylor. time
4 bring in witnesses to further prove his
identity. The Young man was submitted
for sentence without further argument for
a ncw TRIAL
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IN wALLER'S BEHALF.

Senator Cullom and La wyer Jones See
the President.
John 6. Jones. colored lawyer Of CHI
cago, and United States Senator Shelby NJ
Cullom called to-day at the White House and
presented strong petition to the President
from number of prominent citizens from
Chicago about John L. Waller, now In
prison in France by the French authorities.
The President expressed the deepest in
terest in the matter. They then went 10
the State Department and made a searching
inquiry about the Wallercase, and Secretary
of State Olney explained to them at great
length the situation of affairs. and stated
to them that this government was doing
whatever 1t could in the matter to protect
his rights as an American citizen.
The evening times., 1895-10-19
TRIAL OF THE WIRE TAPPERS.
Judge Cox WIN Call 1t Two Weeks

Judge Cox WIN Call 1t Two Weeks
From Monday.
The trial of Palmer P. Baboocs and Fred
J. overs. Under Indictment for conspir-
acy. is set for hearing before Judge Cox
tSo weeks from next Monday.
It is understood. however. that the
two men are out Of town and that their
bontlSrupn are looking for them.
RabcorS and owens were accused OF
tapping the wires of the Western Union
Telegraph Company that led over Long
RriGEe 10 both race ac!,S. They were
subsequently, released on bail in the sum
of 81 GOO each.
william Hsrncdy became surety FOR
owens anh May A Babe went on Bah
Goes f'Drt!5.
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FOR HER SONS DEATH.
Mrs. Acton Sues the Snead Company
for $4,000.

Letters of administration were to-day
granted to Mrs. Mary E. Acton for the
purpose of bringing suit for damages for
$4,000 against the Snead Iron Company,
of Louisville, KY.
Mrs. Acton is the mother OF Walter Ac-
ton, the water boy who fell from q scaf-
fold under the ceiling of the dome OF the
new Library building about six weeks ago
and was instantly killed.
Acton was employed by the Snead Iron
Company, and the coroner's jury at the in
quest criticised the company for not TAX
ing proper precautions for the safety of
their workmen.
This action will be brought under the
act of Congress providing for suits where
parties have been killed or die from in
juries caused by the negligence of corpor-
ations and other companies
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PRETTY GENERAL SLUMP.
Weak Market Was Somewhat of q
Surprise to the Spectators.

Surprise to the Spectators.
New York Oct. 19.-The stock market
after the opening was weak and lower
on sales for both accounts. The decline in
prices ranged from 3-S to 5-S per cent.
and nearly every stock on the list par
ucipated in the downward movement
The weakness of the market was a dis
appointment to the street, it having been
expected that the decline in sterling ex-
change which settles the question of gold
exports for the moment and the slump in
cotton this morning would have a good
effect on stocks.
The reverse proved true. however. and
the share speculation was absolutely with
out support. Commission houses Were
without orders and London did but little
In our market. Sugar declined "a to
LOG Sd: General Electric, I to SO 1-2.
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AMERICAN SECURITY
& TRUST Co, 14O5 G ST.
c. ]. BELL, President.
DECLAREDOFFICIALLY SANE.
JuStic. Carroll Smith Before a Mar
SiiuI's Jury.

marsbaIs iury called to inquire into
the present mental condition of Lawyer
Carroll Smith today declared him to be
of sound mind and capable of performing
his Official duties.
Mr.. Smith is = justice of the peace in
Anaco>iia and has been committed to the
Insane Asylum a number OF times. He was
Released about two weeks ago. Dr. God
ding. Of the asylum, testified that he was
now perfectly rational.
The case was called in order that Mr.
Smiths sanity in his official actions could
not legally he contested.
The evening times., 1895-10-19
Bad Mercv on New,,on.

Judge Cole to-day reduced the judgment
awarded Mrs Sarah B. Kane against Money
lender Meyer B. Newman from $229.5O
$1295O, on the ground that it was ex-
cesSive.
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To ALBANY for Arson.

John W Rrawncr, who was convicted Ia ast
Thursday OF setting fire to his home in
Southeast Washington on December last,
was sentenced 10 Albany for three years
today by Judge Cox in criminal court
No. 2.
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To Clear n Title

William K. Hesse!back. has brought suit
against Esther A. keyser and six
others heirs al law of the late Benjamin
w Keyser. TO clear the title by deed 10 sub
lot s. Dayidsons- subdivision. square 1873.
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MUST PAY ALIMONY.

Decree issued by the Court In the
Walter Divorce Suit.
Judge Hagncr today signed decree in
the suit for divorce Of George W. Waiter
against Abby X. walter. ordering the
husband to pay his wife $40 per month ali
nlony pending the suit, and counsel fees
in the sum of s. 90.
Mr. Walter is or eanist at All Souls Church
and also for the Hebrew congregation. and
brought suit against his wife on the
ground of deSertion.
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WHO LOST A SILVER BRICK?
Porter Walter MoKenney Pound
One at the Depot.
He Was Arrested. But Released. and
No One Knows to Whom
It Belongs.

Any individual. firm or corporation hav-
ing lost an undersized brick, slightly out
of repair, but still too valuable to throw
at cats, should apply at'once to the police
authorities or E. II. Baumann, of the
United States Express Company.
Ever since the most primitive ages bricks
have rivaled mothers-in-law as creators of
trouble, and the number of jukes for which
they have been held accountable. This
missing brio has not proven an exception
walter Mckenney, porter employed at
!hc Baltimore and Ohio depot, " as to-day
released from the sixth precinct tation,
here he had been iii,arceratcd on suspicion
of having stolen q brick. Tie brick In
question as not of the red, buff. or other
multi-colcred varieties, but q genuine.
solid silver brick, some five or six inches
long and an inch and half square. Upon
il was stamped the bullion valuation OF
S36 &c.
McKcnney says that early on Wednesday
morning he found the brick lying on plat
form in the station shed He thought
that he might be able 10 use the brick in his
business, and consequently took possession
OF it. Subsequently he seems TO have
reached the conclusion that money was bet
ter TO throw at the birds than bricks. and
offered the silver ingot for sale to n jeweler.
The jeweier believed that bricks did not
grow on bushes, and notified the police.
Detectives Horne AMI Weedon swocped
down upon McKenncy. and incarceratedhin.
as above related, and found the brick i'll
Connor's saloon on Della ware avenue. where
il was allege,liy left for safe keeping.
The brick was to-day turned over to Mr..
Baumann who this afternoon forwarded it
to the United States mint at Philadelphia
to ascertain il it had been lost from lot
of bars in. shipment, or If II had been re-
partgtl ~ : missing TO the authorities,
Mr.. Baumanu gave a receipt for the brick
and will have II returned il an owner is
not found for IL.
MCKenuey satisfied the officers that his
story as 10 finding the brick was correct,
and he wa released.
The evening times., 1895-10-19

The government directors of the Union
Pacific Railway Company have submitted
their annual report to the Secretary OF the
Interior.
The evening times., 1895-10-19
For sale and Pnrttftop

Margaret s. Rogers, Ella Thompson and
John E Turner filed suit against Annie
Saddler ard others to-day, asking for the
sale and distribution of the proceeds of
lot 4, square 743.
The evening times., 1895-10-19
Conscience Hurt Twice.
Marriage

Anunknown New York man has sent two
separate contribute of $40 to the
Treasury for credit of the conscience fund
The evening times., 1895-10-19
State of the Gold Re.erve.

The stated Treasury gold reserve to-day
is Sa3. 1858. .225. subject to deduction of
100000.
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Morgan Goes to Atlanta.

United States Treasurer Morgan left for
Atlanta, Ga, this afternoon, to be present
on Connecticut day at the exposition.
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Owners Of Land

who desire TO build a home
for themselves c1n obtain the
necessary money Of this company.
Money 10 loan in sums to sui. on
real estate, stocks, bonds, shares,
e;s.
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ASSETS.
Cash in bank and office. S4s6, ,553 20
Deposits, Ins. Depts. Mo. and
Porto Rico and State Treas.
of Mass. (cashl. 1920 52
Bonds and mortgages first lien
on real eStatel.... -. -. 2S9,42 81
Stocks and bonds tmarket
vaIue). -. -. 49,. 1926, ,s74 so
Bills receivable and collateral
ioans.... ........ -. -. 1858 12
Agents ledger balances.. 6S,056 90
Interest due and accrued and
market value of bonds over
cost. -. 1908 -
LIABILITIES.
Statement of dividends and
expenses for six months end
ing June 80. 1895.
Dividends. 49, -. ..-... 49.7O6 1s
Current expenses. 21e.4S 1c
GEORGE A. LITCHFIELD, President
E. S. LlTTLEFIELD Secretary.
Subscribed to before me this Cd day N
October, 1895. 8. T. ELLIOTT.
Notary Public
JOHN RIDLEY SHIELDS.
General Agent,
: 1R-xsr
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al want to be the
fsweIer who comes
into your MIND
first.
The evening times., 1895-10-19

INSURANCE STATEMENT.
STATEMENT of the condition of the Mas
sachusetts Benefit Life Association of
Boston, Mass, on the 3Oth day of June
1895, as required BY act of Congress ap-
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Washington stock Excnany.
fiQYEENNEST RlNQS III Asr,
IsrKICT OF coLUMBIA BONpS

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BONDS
SIS 1870 .20Lyear Funding .........iot
is 1870. '.30-year Funding gold li2k ....
IS 1891 "Water STOCK currency. .....li6 49,.
rs 1903 "Watcr STOCK" currency. -. lis .
565'e 1921 "Funding' currency. .....-li. -.
sIes keg. s-I0's, IS -3-I9oi. ....IU
MISCELLANEOUS goNDs
Wa g K X Conv Us Isl, 9a-'29.. 165 18u
w tE g X Conv. 6s2i, lyJS-E 80. It5 80
\ ct L Couv Us. is0i.-..-..-...... ii4E lis
Met X X Ccnv IS ..-...... 10 1900.
Belt i; Il IS 1891 l.....-....... IS W
lexington K Ld's, 1S9-1Sil. ...-... 100 .
columbia X k6s, iMi: :..-..Y:......- lleM Ill
Wash<ins o. ser A. is, l9G:-,2s. III -
v ash C. rs Co, Ser Is. 6s, 190i-.ss -. III
VI ash tns Co onv IS, 19O1..-... isS iSS
L. :, ilec Light Cow SIS. 1901 .....- laO
Chesapeake j. Iotomac Tel, S.. lU
amer q trust SIS, l90, ........ ~!
Amer Sc: i irsst SIS, 1906. ...... i0S
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The Safest and
Best Field for
Investment.


to-day probably
The evening times., 1895-10-19

. not generally been able to share in the large
ling associations and savings banks have been
their only means for accommodating savings By
this system, successfully introduced into the
South, everyone who can lay aside - % .
month can become 4 stocsholder in n cotton
mill As funds accumulate under this system
Of monthly payments, the contracts for the
buildings and machinery can be let, without
waiting until the final installments are paid
up the MILL can be IN SUCCESSFUL OPERA
The evening times., 1895-10-19
SMALL
INVESTMENTS.

In. and before the stock is paid
TON.
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'uutiay, Nov. ! :.

N =
Lee tl~fioTe of BIZ ~anI$ II " &ueat
Ii. i't'h,
Barr m, ,tr a,a ,Ir. ii EufIin-
Nam. 341,hter
Me, tics IS. 81 80 instead Of 5000, at
&oJjc. '0''""''"'' "''
q Mrs j. q. Benjamin aad s"n returned
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Friday, <nN. ~.


I. q. IlatheWay, the Missoula lum-
herman, is N the city.
c,oroy , Lrv ..4
OF Bynum, Teton county. is at the Tim.
" A C,nvors. avail ,,,o,., ,,,.h,r
,f N,rn.t, ;s IN IIrn,t EoIIs nn I,,';
ynss '' u
Jack Williams, an Oil tiuc mining
, |''I' ,I,y f,n',' .',,r;, : GrN ,.Jh" ,. I -,
l. now "1oa"cj in G]TG'rj72r n,t lfr,n ~ ~
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TUESDAY. NOV. 10.
y. j. Barker of Nei.atl is in town.
{. .. Jonks returned Sunday from an
eastern visit,
Harry Lund Of Fort Benton. stock in
specfor for Clotaau and Valley counties.
is in the city.
Mrs. } u, Wamsley Of Cloteau, wife
or tue county recorder Of Teton county,
Is in the city.
Born, to Mr., and Mrs. r. l. Cronk-
hlte, Of Fourth avenue and Fifteenth
street north, d son.
lgnaz kalchich and Miss Francesca
Nertin, both Of Great Falls, were yes
teioay licensed to marry.
Ncls A. Nelson of Sand Coulec and
Miss Ida Nelson of Belt yesterday Sc
cured a marriage license.
a marriage license was issued ~yester-
day to James Murphy and Miss barbara
lretych, both of Great Falls.
j. Z. Reynolds returned Sunday from
q nip through southern Montana in the
interest Of the Minneapolis firm which
he represents.
Abe Wallcnstein left Sunday for a
visit with relatives in Gallipolis, Ohio.
lie will also visit in Cleveland, Chicago
and Wichita.
George Lindow, charged with being
drunk and begging on the streets, was
yesterday committed to the city jail for
two days by Judge Hawkins.
viii Hanks arrived here yesterday
from L. on creek, where he has been fpr
some tine looking after some gold placer
claims IN which he is Interested.
In Justice B~urIeigh'a court yesterday
judgment by default for 9lU2,l0 was
entered against the defendant in the
suit of joe Loaar vs., Steve Mlhelic.
r.. Taylor arrived yesterday from
Oaio, with d carload Of fine &tIop= ire
bucks, "hich will Do placed on the ranch
Of tits brother, c, ". Taylor, Of ChC.oan
Nellie Randall vas yesterday brought
befote Judge ltawkius on Z charge Of
be " drunk and disolder)y. She was
| fined SO and costs and the alnuunt vas
pad by her husband.
Aha Eaufm.n, brother Of Mrs. Nate
WortArim, lett San,.ay f9r Fargo, where
a7 sill meat his parents AMI sister. who
have Just arrived trou L'5r0pe. They
viii return 10 Great Falls with him,
!. u. Gorlalpy Of White Sulphur
r., riu.~, county attorney Of N2aJheI
/ .olu'y, arrived Yesterday from Helena
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rbn,.anv ,ov y,
-
Harry b. Hill retained yesterday from
Il business Trip to Helena.
Born. Tucs1av ovo,i,u Nov, ,o- too
IN NJ and NJ ,I;,,n -; Lo'''
Ter, iio'''' "aosI''
W. II. McE[night of White s,,nhur
Springs, shc.ir of NIeno1rr rountv i, ~
the city.
n.,c d.
l req -, GpSI or BUSH grocery and
,ho'las Mlrpny leaye fGi5 morning fol-
- li1 az IchHSe haS o2"n issued tc
9HIin W ,oGii'nIut OF beiG an" Miss
'''"' L 'ooIlo't1 Oh Moharch'
Justice Burlsigh yesterday rendered
Judgment against George Elpio and in
'"Voi Vi Leslie ano downing Tor alV100
NJ. Fl. Luther lett Yesterday for Kib.
hey, where he noes to look after the
completion of his gypsum plastc,. Miami
lie expects 10 be gone about five diva
r,r,a u
o.tt" t'"i!'' PROPRIETOR OF t3e Bur
.instoh ho'l.' 1t haFlng the building en-
tlrely fellltd with steam heating ap-
para'us' u expects TO nave the work
competed ny Dec. L.
j, y. STANLEY. char1ed with
without A license. and r HnwnrT
charged with ent,c1np Nels NJ
Choteau to gamble. will have their exam.
Hector Lawrence, 10 years OF age, left
last heard of IT Havre. Anvone l,rnu'
ing where he is will confnr a Favor ~,
writing to bis father. Tonis Tarranno
| Columbia Falls. Mont
-.
NIKE oM''h OIL "Llt'le Chicago was
yesterday Iounu guilty OF adultery with
a woman with a name which it ie lmpos
sloie TO spell II Judge Race sentence
MN ! SIX months imprisonment ia the
- 'l'0 'A0o'
says tne evening Crescent Of Appleton
WIS: "henJamln T.. Chaplin ls a grea
mpersona'o us rendering of Nicho
las NlckIeoy at Columbia theater was {
gem OF dramatic art MIR. Chaplin viii
DO at the hreat Fails opera house to
morrow evening. Tickets at Lapeyr'
hfos'
The bids submitted for the construc
ton of foundations for the new powe.
house and additional ore bins at the B
n 4'Is u All Ill alt we're I) III
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cradle height. The project is being con-
Quoted by the municipal authorities, the
well being located near the school house.
and the work being performed by Vim.
Meadowcroft, we'll known in this vicin-
lty. The boring had not reached a
depth of over 30 feet when flowing water
was found end will be continued further
in hopes of securing a stronger pressure,
Liver Pres.
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wednesday, Nov. -H.

T.. p. Coop,r &C Cascade ia visiting in
81. Paul,
Born. TO Mr., aud Mrs. Frank c. Pierce,
a daughter.
Thomas Thompson Of Choteau is in
the city, the gueat Of 3. t. Elliott.
Charles Quimback, a native OF Canada,
,,, 1acl.rpd his intention of becoming a
citizen of the United States.
Friends in Great Falls have received
;,u;tations to the wedding, to occur in
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. q, of Mise Mary
O,Ksefe and Mr.. G. Il. Dickerman,
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brother of County Treasurer a. E. Dick
erman.
The suit of J.. D. White ct al. vs.. A. x,
harpnur, trustee, ct al, has been dismis-
sed as to defendant J. q. Gregg.

-, 100, -trN .Il -'
u aDnlI'lef4'.on o. S-i3UJ' about ioJ3
o"ehe'S Vi oA's a." nin9 ho't'9.
In halse'' %no mother ie,t W"d1Ns-
10y r0"p ,"l 1TSH. NdII@, 1jontAoh' 70
''s''e'- '~A'nc"C|, Nilcn' Copper journal
ia the distric1 court yeg,ar5av. in ,hs
~ u. " ~ i4'39y w, Il l. lVoh7ay
~ az 'he oe'aGIt Oh defendants WIS eH-
'0'0"'
e. ID. IIaslSins Of st. Louis. REPRESENT
inS we pldHh DOCK l~lhhulactory OF geo.
G Datnmio " No. ol thaI Guy, Is III
N'e"' alS'
john r. Fitzsimnons. the weI}-kpown
Mra F,.gsi,nn,nn" nhn H. Il III 1'ey' r Gst
bus hoeni,aI,
D. w. Weaver, for several years pro,
prietoF o. = hotel at Augusta, and Joo
FaJls Stahlee 0'"'so ZIG 0i'"'
Alex Taylor, of Eighth avenuo north
and Ewenty-tiFst street, left yesterday
t"r C"rhIn, Mont, where he is superin-
ia the cunt Ct Esther liodgaon vs., Geo.
a Grant ct al, Judge Benton, in the
oistrict court, yesterday ordered the de-
fault OF defendants entered.
Il j. Zimmerman Of Helena, who, for
many years, vas one OF the proprietors OF
the Cosmopolitan ho.el, of that city, is in
Town, q guest Of the Grand Central.
Monday and vesterdav ,be emrlovos
in Great Ealls Of ,ha Hontsna rpn;yra1
Railway comnanv rrcaivea their wanos
for October. a~@gregatiny abo,,t sannnn
n. w. D;ckev of +be N,r+h rostor,
National hank w;,l lesvs tooiaht &C. q
two weeks' visit With his %narents Rey
and Mrs. Thnmp n D;rlsav NJ KaIisren
Hugh Kirkendall of Helena is in the
city, to be present at the opening, today.
of bids for the excavation and etonework
necessary in the additions to be- made to
'no ''7'oh montana plant
VIM. X, Raphael and wife of Oakland,
Cal yesterday filed for record a plat of
Broadway addition to the townsite Of
no "a Great Falls and a dedication Of
the streets and alleys therein.
nm p..
-, l. at'eo anu spn nave opH4eu d
II"I."' r Tonlll'eeiol nouse ia .he S''lccS
auu all kinds of ranch nroduce. The
firm name will be d, d. Pattee & Co,
e re-.
"a 'iIc Solt 81 we ivy o. 'real ans
", IL: NONE Gu al, poh4S,nen OF the
Iato clly treasurer 80. Elllolt: 10 re-
t,hba| n ~ lio,uy oSpo?ltc" ~ hlliot. III
SUSPENDED, plaintiffs motion for leave to
amend The complaint was Yesterday de-
~ OD'' k'"'Np w +. Nv
MED BY Judge benton.
r., -,
, 40 aA,s o. ti1o 1ech " lacy Eheep was
,la"9 d. Ntie NlI'9 springs on oa'uruay
!Hl'' anu' al, nv . conaioefeo' IalF'y SAL
wctlers sold at 81 80; ewes, At $40; and
!am!j4, 81 cents. \ number of jpte,tinp
buyers v re present. but the bujk If the
stock y7eut to Mess4s. Z. \. Chamberlain
and J. II. Rice.
~ .,
W A. NooH' ol il' urn on D. b'N W.
H. IooK' Uhavr'akcf;5' lelI 'ills morning
70" , h2IlaI1' We, WileIo ne ana "iNs
florence T. oarSehl' the u a
pfohIi''ht Wil0l'Saie grocer OF lt'@t Guy
VIII De married. Attcr Il Wcuu'nS tour