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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-02
CHARLES EnSLEY,
TaxidermIst, HissouIa, Montana.

Game. Reads. Animals, Birds, Dead dams,-
Fur Robes and Rugs
Ell make o specially .: meuntin- ard pfs
serving Heads AMI specimens 20 or or fm
sportsmen CoTrespon ience solicited AoD-
Don standard when writing
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-02

Ward McAIIistcr l. Dead.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-Ward McAllister
is dead.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-02

NOR fire. life and accdcns Insurance. see
i Winners a Co.. Nam st, Butte.
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Big Bargains in Great Falls Real
Estate.

Il T has been officially announced that great
i dam will be Du II nc The Rainbow Falls III :
year, and the Anaconda company Will build
there tire largest retner.es anu rolling mills IN
the world. besides other imm use wOrNs en-
p.oying thousands Of men. This, with the Bur
lin ton rail way and change Of the main line of
the Great Northern 10 the Rainbow Falls, will
send prices OF property out OF 81 mt. The Rain
bow Falls Land company own 1909 acre, choice
land lyn both sides OF th3 river. Titles per-
fec, / am authorize b. = nonresident stoc <
no der TO sell 100 -hlres OF this stock at only
SO per share (pfr value 500. In amoun.s of one
share or more For particulars address, quick,
reforc prices vance, j. q. Gregg, agent,
Great Fails MOntanl
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OR SALE.

LOR SALE-A Broom furnis he'd lodging
Il house in good condition doing a first CLASS
business. Reason for selling sickness. Adj
dress G, Standard, Butte
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ID ARBER WANTED - Mullins basement,
ID tenterville. w. II. Rook.
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WANTED--EIELP.

DEOPL > Employment Agency. Oldest
Il agency in Butte; employer See US for ref
erences OF help. house work help, dining girls,
h. cnen he p. young girls, QUA IN SIS the wo k
you want II you don { see the Peoples office
OwSley block Rutte
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nor SALE-An old established busine SIS on
It Main street. Butte. For particulars ad-
dress b. W., Standard, Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-02

MON ANA Employment Agency, 62 East
vi broadway, furnish help OF any ki nd on i'm
mediate notice: recommendations of employees
furnlsned from former employers when re-
quested.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-02

EOR RENT-Furnished rooms. 204 West
i Granite street, Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-02

NOR SALE-A bargain, nice span of mares,
Il wagon and harness. 223 West Boardman
st, Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-02

EOR SALE-Cheap. A bakery and confec-
II tiOnery. The only bus mess OF its KIM in
part culars write TO Henry Rappolt, klkhorn,
Mont
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NOR RENr-Furnlshed rooms in brick
II house, East Broadway.
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EOR SALE-A one-llalf interest in general
i store in good mining town in Montana;
5000 cash viii buy; a chance OF lifeline,
which it will pay to Investigate. Address N.Y.,
standard office.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT--Furnished rooms for light
II housekeeping. Apply 1874 West Broadway,
Finite
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-02

M ME IPANOFF. palmlss and lie realer;
vi reads past. present and future; gives &c.
curats advice on all affairs o, If. IelS bust
ness or profession you arc best adapted for.
Has had 20 years experience, having read the
hands OF many of the moss celebrated aud sue.
cesSful men and women OF the age. Mistakes
Impossible For a short time will read for
IodiaS for Room . RslVar bfDe< puttp
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-02

E'OE RENT Two nice cotta"ei, 50 per
~ month water included. 213 West Board
man St, Butte.
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no THE LADIES OF BUGTE-A specialist
Il OF salt Lake City is now located n Butt
and win b. pleased 10 me & the ladies' AZ ner
home. Consultation Tree for mon.niy lrregu'
arltes. Nine. kcstner, 2)1 West PARK street,
butte
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7 + you want to rent cabin, dwelling. store
room or furnished rooms, inquire a. ).
lewis 33j South Main. Butte. upstairs, roo m 80
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A RRINED-MrS. Held, clalryoyant lite
N reader 81 East Park, suite.
IIZPAH-ClairyOyda Adcps IN myStlcs,
p vi horoscopes eos. 81. Calculated from birth
lS2 Planetary taiismans -. 4l6 y. Main,
Butte
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SOCIETIES.
ELIAS eos

NyvANlLD--BO3r lcrs "a lb1' NeS- Quartz
w street. Butte; home cooking. nlcs rooms
steam heat. modcrn Improvements VI. l.
lmnr.nn
Evening journal., 1895-09-10
DROWNED IN THE FOCOMOKg.
Sad Death Of Robert J. riggs, a Popular
Young Hotel Man OF stockton, ND.

Sad Death OF Robert J. riggs, Popular
Young Hotel Man OF stockton, ND.
SNOW HILL, Md, Sept Robert
J Flggs, of the firm Of Duer & Flggs,
hotel propretors at Stockton, in Wor
cester county, Is supposed to have been
drowned Sunday night in the p comoke
river He had crossed the river at
Mattaponi ferry. between Pocomoke City
and Snow bill, early In the evening In q
carriage, telling the ferryman that he
would return that way about II o'clock
At about 10 o'clock the ferryman's wife
heard loud groens and a commoiion from
the river Her husband went out 90
investigate but found only a hat, which
Was recognized as belonging 10 Mr.
Flggs, floating on The water
Yesterday upon further investigation,
Figgs's horse and buggy were found In
the bottom OF the river, the horse lying
on a mud fat, drowned Search was
then made for the body Of Mr.. Flggs,
who, OF course, Is supposed to be
drowned, but the efforts SO far are futile
Mr. Figgs was about 30 years Of age
and a native Of Virginia. For a while he
lived In Poconoke City For the past
several years he was engaged In a new
hotel enterprise at Stockton. He was a
very popular young man and the sad
accident Is lamented ali over the county
Evening journal., 1895-09-10
The AmorIoan PoonIe

Appear to be waking up TO the fact that
the Yellowstone Park is something we
ought to be proud Of The travel TO the
Park this year Is heavier than ever Ger.
many, England, France and other foreign
countries annually send large numbers OF
''be IN the swim Drop your business for
fortnight, postpone that other vacation
scheme and 90 and glory In the glories OF
nature. For six cents | will send vou a
beautiful book that describes the Park.
Charles s. Fee, general passenger agent
Northern Pacific railroad, St Paul, MINI
Evening journal., 1895-09-10
THE N.Y.STOCK MARKET
T. D. Hooper & Co.'S Dispatch
BY Private Wires.
THE LATEST WALL sTRsBr NEW
Special Dispatch Evening Journal.

Special Dispatch Evening Journal.
NEW York, Sept. i0.-3, D. m.-
Stocks opened firm owing to the with
drAwal Of selling orders for London
account and there WAS feeble ra llyin
expectation that the government Dor
syndicate would replenish the Treasury
gold reserve sometime during the day.
L. leaked out however the policy OF
the bond syndicate has been changed and
that II deposit Of gold is made it will
be large and the fnsl one urdsr the con
tract which . Is virtually completed,
although there are moral obligations
to strengthen the gold reserve. The
entire list weakened on the fursner ed
vance in foreign exchange bat gold
exports by TO morrow's steamers will be
limited TO 100000
Th-rs was a brisk demand to cover
shorts in the Changers, hence the re-
covery in ST Paul aud Rock Illand The
manipulation Of Sngar was for the
urpose OF enabling the We'll party to
cover shorts, but there was considerable
liquidation In the other industrials,
notably General Electric and Chicago
Gas
Tennessee Coal and Iron showed good
rally ing power on the announcement
that the company has closed number OF
new contracts at further advance Of 81
q ton.
At the same time Conservative iron
manufacturers think the.boom In iron Is
about to culminste and that concessions
will have to be made in near future to
do business.
Weekly exports OF general merchandise
were valued at SO 9O7 592. against
"a. 100. 9O1 for the corresponding week
last year. The cover ment condition
Il cotton was placed st 20 6. the lowest
for years.
Money per cant.
Evening journal., 1895-09-10
A YelIowstons PArk min

VIII do more to overcome that feeling of
lassltude OF lszlness. whichever you pre-
Ter 10 call lt, than all the medicine in the
spothecary's shop Get out Of the harness
Tor while, take a lay of and 20 10 the
Park and become renewed In body and
mind See the Gsvsers play-hear the
Paint Pots pop-the Cataracts roar
climb about the C4nvon Walls-catch
trout In Yellowstone Laks-take on 4
new life. Send Charles S Fee. general
dsssenger agent Northern Pacific railroad
SIX cents for the new and illustrated
tourist book.
Evening journal., 1895-09-10
Iemuel rlv Oalre Rrsiepa.

NEW York. Sept. 10 Hon Lemuel Ely
QulRg, the Republican congressman foI
the Fourteenth district. decided yesterday
10 resign his place He told his friends
that his resignation wou be Ia the
hands Of Governor Morton within few
days. The resignation IS sent
At this time for the purpose Of conform
ing to all the requirements of the
election laws, 30 that the Republicans al
the coming election may be able Ia time
to nominate Republican candidate IN
Mr. Quigg's place. The Democrats last
night we're not prepared to say whom
they would nominate IN either Of the two
districts. T. is understood that his rea
sons for resigning are altogether OF .
business nature and that be will give
constant attention to bis duties rs editor
Of the Press
Evening journal., 1895-09-10
Serious shooting Array In Cecil.

ELKToN, Nd, September 10. The
shooting which occurred Sunday after
noon near Augustine. in Cecil county
where a colored camp-meeting was in
progress. promises to be a fatal one
James Butcher, colored. % years OF age
residing near MiddletowD, Del, was
playing crsp with John Gladding calored,
and they qnarreled, over ten cents. Butchs 7
drew a 30 calibre revolver aud shot
0ladding In the stomach. the ball going
clear through and entering his back. The
wounded man was removed 70 Chesa
peaks City aud Dr. William Karsner
attended him. The doctor was unable
to find the ball and Gladding was re
moved to his home near WarWick
Butcher was arrested and brought 10
Elkton ia to swalt the " ur ded m N
injuries. Gladding is about 80 years OF
age. The wounded man Was no better
yesterday and lies in 4 precArlous con
ditIOu
Evening journal., 1895-09-10
Populi.t Camp-msst,ur In Caroline.

GREEEsBoRoUeH. Nd, Sept 10-The
Popullst camp meeting which has bsen
In progress at Concord camp ground.
a few miles south Of here, for
several days. was concluded Sunday
night Red d-hot political speeches
we're made On Saturday Carl Brown
and his wife, the daughter Of Jacob s.
Coxey. we're present and entertained the
large number OF people assembled TO
hs<r them Hamilton l. Roe, Of Easton,
made an address in the evening. "Dyna.
Evening journal., 1895-09-10
opsrn Hou0o in prospect.

special Correspondence Evening journal.
DOVER, Sept. 10 Harry A Richard
son, one OF the most enterprising and
progressive citizens OF this town, has
purchased some land adjoining his other
properties on Loockerman street and is
about to improve II at cost Of &35 600
The possible improvements will be large
stores. lodge rooms, offices, aud, II
proper encouragement is given, an opera
house
Evening journal., 1895-09-10

mic Religion" was the topic on Sunday
and It vas expounded by Revs Walter
and Hiram Vrooman The Populists
have been working hard for more than
two months In Caroline county. They
have thoroughly csnvass,d the county
and some Of the leaders predict more
than Thousand votes at the coming
elpctfon
Evening journal., 1895-09-10
Personal Events.

w. II Bradley, Of the Columbia Ath-
letlc Club, has returned home from a
Pennsylvania trip. where be has been
arranging some games for Manager
Hushebeck
j. H Martin is teaching several young
bicyclists the mastery Of the wheel on
the New Castle csuseway.
George Griffin. now associated with the
New York and Manhattan Elevated
Railroad Company, Of New York city.
was here yesterday on a visit TO his old
home Mr.. Griffin has just returned
from Buffalo, whittier he went on a
wedding tour, having married a New
York girl early last month.
Try TRUTHS ice cream. 30s.
Miss Sarah Lsboube is visiting rela-
tlveH In Salem.
Mrs. Mary Lambson aud John r.
Lambson and family will leave for Ocean
Grove.
Miss Lizzie Wise has returned home
from pleasant stay At Pocomoke City,
Nd.
Miss Birdie Booth and Miss Josie
Fitzgerald have returned home from
Kirkwood.
Rev Alexander Proud6t. D. D arrived
10 the city last evening for a brief stay
Mrs Proudft is the guest Of Mrs NJ
Smith on Front street.
Miss Stoneham, OF Philadelphia, hal
been visiting Miss Maggie Stack on Fifth
street
Refreshing temperance drinks at Truitt's.
Mrs John A. Mahoney. Of Kirkwood
who has been seriously IN, is now rapidly
recovering.
Henry A. Padbsrg. the clarinetlat o
this city. played with Hyatt's Militarl
Band In Philadelphia to day,
Miss Julia Tindle is visiting friends II
Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1895-09-10
Conrres.mnn onlrr to ResIrn.

NEW YORK, Sept l0--It is authorita-
lively announced that Congressman Quigg
will forward Go Governor Morton within
a day or two his resignation of the Office
Of representative in congress for the -Four
teenth congrcssiora district II is undor-
stood that his reasons for resigning are
altogether of business nature. He is the
editor OF the New York Press.
Evening journal., 1895-09-10
Ilmed nIm.slf on Do VIC. 0rarc.

CHAPMAN, Kan, Sept l0.-John Crow.
ley, an old resident, disappeared last
Wednesday and was searched for IN vain.
Howas found dead at the foot of his wife's
grave I'm the Catholic cemetery, where he
had committed suicide Wolves had eaten
his face and body SO that he was unrocog.
nizablo except by his clothing
Evening journal., 1895-09-10
Crclonc Dernstnied a Tonn.

OTTAWA, kan, Sept 10.-Gridley, q
town of 400 people ON the Santa Fo road
90 miles southwest Of here, suffered tn,
total destruction Of many OF its best build
ings by the storm, while hardly struc
ture In the place escaped injury. Il IS be-
lieved no one was seriously hurt. IN,
loss Is heavy.
Evening journal., 1895-09-10
MuIIin''
Clothes.

81 have been wearing a
'Mullin'-made Suit and ! like
it. Have you any more?" is
the question asked us over and
over again. We answer eyes"
of course. Must there not be
some good characteristics in
"Mullin-"made clothes? Each
years experience helps us to
make them better and the in
creased demand is met by an
increase in styles.
The cloth comes to us in
the roll and it does not leave
our building until it goes out
made into a suit. Every part
of the work is done here under
our care. We can't afford to
have it done any other way
than right.
The window shows two
grades-$S Suits and $40
Suits.
Evening journal., 1895-09-10
nnsnhnli plnrer I,lleh.

WAsnNGroN, sept. 10.-Benjamin +.
Myers aged %, was instantly killed I'm a
bali game. He was sliding to second base
I'm an amateur match when the baseman
jumped into the air TO catch a thrown ball.
lie dropped on Myers, his body falling on
the young mans neck and dislocating his
spine
Evening journal., 1895-09-10
Reduced Rates TO Philadelphia via Penn.
sFlvanlR Railroad

The Pennsylvania Railroad announces
the sale Of excursion tickets from Will
mington to Philadelphia and return,
September 10th TO 18Th inclusive. good
returning until September l4th inclusive,
At rate Of 81 conts. on Rccount Of the
National Council United Amerlc Al
Mechanics 90 Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1895-09-10
HARRlTY VERY BUSY.
At Least He Had No Time 60 Discuss the
Third Term Subject.

PHILADELPHIA Sept TO- - National
Democratic Chairman William +. Harfity
was shown an interview with Senator
Gray, who says he favors President Cleve-
land for q third term. Mr.. Harrity said
II personally think Mr.. Cleveland does
not wish Go bee candidate and would de-
cline the nomination"
Whom asked whom no favored with Mr.
Cleveland out of the race Mr.. Harrity said
he was very busy and had not the time to
talk politics
Evening journal., 1895-09-10
Iiiohard nIansasld seriousIy nm.

NEW ioRK, sept 1O.-It is learned that
Richard Annsiield's illness, which has
been supposed 20 be nothing more than a
slight fever was really typhoid fever
Ihis has hecn developing day by day until
last night Do was reported in serious
condition
Evening journal., 1895-09-10
Flercn rhnndnrstnrm.

SPnlNGfiELD Mass, Sept. 10.-A terrific
thunderstorm visited the Connecticut val
ley, sweeping down from the northwest
and causing large amount Of damage.
Two fires were caused by lightning in
this city, but woro soon undor control, and
small damage resulted.
Evening journal., 1895-09-10
The NIontreal Arsan Cnses.

MONTREAL, sept. lO.-ln addition TO
the eight men now under arrest on
charges of arson additional warrants on
the same charge were issued against i5
other business men of the city and suburbs
The insurance companies have been col
Letting their evidence for a long time and
claim to have straight cases against every
one OF them
Evening journal., 1895-09-10
She Is Now an American Citizen.

NEW HAvEN, sept 1O.-Mrs Andrew
Moorehead Of this city has the honor OF
being the first woman TO take ont narur-
alization papers In this state. Mrs. Moore.
head was born in England, as was also
her husband but ho prefers 20 remain d
British subject
Evening journal., 1895-09-10
Kansas Is Flooded.

PITTsBuRG, Kan, Sept. lO.-Never have
such rains been known here as those Of
the last thrcc days. The whole country
IS flooded. aud the tracks of all railroads
leading into the city are washed away
and trains DELAYED.
Evening journal., 1895-09-10
wm AdmIt women studenl..

wAsHINGToN, Sept i0.-The Catholic
university has decided TO admit women
as pupils in all the higher studies, om-
bracing courses of science. philosophy and
the arts Tho university heretofore has
been available FOR priests alone.
Evening journal., 1895-09-10
snlll,nn nsfenlea hr nnrhlnr.

LONDON, Sept i0.-In the scullina
match for tho championship of England
and f4oo, frm Putney TO Mortlake 20.
day Harding, the English champion, dc.
fcated sullivan of Australia.
Evening journal., 1895-09-10
crn.l,od III Ii Ilevntor.

Boston. sept lO.-Ernest w. Hall,
aged "a years employed by William Prior,
.1r. fish dealer had his head crushed by
a descending elevator and died few mo-
ments nftorward
Evening journal., 1895-09-10
Pleasant birthday Entertainment.

Miss Gertrude Kuntz entertained the
s M. S. X. and the New Castle Camping
Club at her home last night In honor Of
her birthday. An enjoyable time was
had by all present and the party dis
persed at a late hour, wishing the hos
tess many happy returns. Among those
present were: Misses Gertrude and
Bessie Kuniz. Misses Jennie and keba
Saunders, Miss Estella Deakyne,
Miss May Cooley, Miss Miriam
Davidson, William j. Hofmanr,
A. e. Wilson, Barry Hunter, Harry
Gillis, s. 7. Ford, q w. Eskles. Of this
city and Charles p. Cotton, Frederick
Drake, Thomas J. Bowen and Harry c.
TazWell, Of Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1895-09-10
Incidents Of the nay.

Tonight the Daugh ters Of Pl Ube a
social organization Of Emmanuel Couroh,
will 90 out on a straw ride for visit 20
different country places The wagons
will leave the rectory at 80 o'clock
Renovation will be begun this week At
the rooms Of the Plckwick Club, which
expects a busy and lively Winter.
Evening journal., 1895-09-10
ChIoaro olosIng PrIcea.

Wheat Sept. 50l6; Dec 5sA bid; NJ v,
62ss; Corn, sep 32i4; Fec. 2slS: May, 2gas
asked; Oats. sept, lY5s; May, .O3s; Pork. 20;
3 10; Jan, s.s5.
Evening journal., 1895-09-10
Fi.h ,Cants Pound

on Wednesday September 1ith at Fifth
aud Church streets p w & B freight
yard a car losd of FISH from m until
sold From Nelson Lock wood & Co.
Evening journal., 1895-09-10
Ceon Rhodes Condition.

LONDON, sept l0-Tho Right Hon
Cecil Rhodes, the premier Of the CapJ
Colony, although suffering with influenza,
Is able TO attend 70 his official duties
Evening journal., 1895-09-10
Shot IN. Arnn Enther.

LOGANsPoRr, Ind, sept. 10.-At Gal
weston, Frank komp shot his aged father,
Daniel Kemp, through the loins, iniiict-
ing "a wound from which the victim will
Ttn
Evening journal., 1895-09-10
A General brotherhood Meeting.

The general, meeting Of the B.other
hoods OF st. Andrew Of Pennsylvania,
New Jersey and Delaware viii be held In
this city in Emmanuel Church this even.
ing, as previously arranged for The
local assembly will also meet tonight
This meeting promises to be an exceed.
ingly interesting one, as large number
OF delegates and representatives. sre ex
pected TO arrive here on the 53 train
from Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1895-09-10
IN .soon Cnnnl Opened.

SAUlr STE. MARIE Mich, Sept, TO-
Traffic through the now Canadian ship
canal has commenced
Evening journal., 1895-09-10
Flsh 4 Cents a Pound.

On Wednesday September 1ith at Fifth
and Church stress. p w q B freight
yard, car load OF fish from 8 IN until
sold From Nelson Lock wood q Co.
Evening journal., 1895-09-10
RICE GOT DOWN NICELY.
This Deep Draught Ship Had
No Trouble Here.
BUT ONE sHoAI PLACE NOW

Brotherhood OF st. Andrew to Have an
Important Meeting To-Night-DAugh-
ters of Ph~be on Straw Ride-other
Events.
special Correspondence Evening Journal
NEW CASTLE, Sept 10 After only one
mishRp, the big ship. RID. Rice has passed
down In good shape.
Captain l. NJ. Bearse and wife Joined
the ship Rice at Reedy Island yesterday
afternoon, going out on the tug
Protector. They took out number Of
trunks and boxes OF merchandise.
The proposed destruction OF Schooner
Ledge, In the Delaware river, between
Marcus Hook and Chester. will do away
with the only rocky shoal between Pbila-
delphia and the Atlantic ocean. The
shoal consists Of ledge Of rocks about
1000 feet long, with only IL feet Of
water over them At low tide. There is
good channel west OF the rocks, which
is used for the main ship channel
Numerous vessels have struck on the
Jagged points Of these hidden rocks Tae
most notable case was that Of the Amsrl
can Lire steamship illinois, which
struck there several years ago, and
ripped the steel plates Of her bottom SO
badly thst she sprung a dangerous leak
and became unseaworthy. The rock
struck Is now known and marked on the
charts Of the world as the "Illinois
Rock
To remove the obstruction It will be
first necessary 20 dredRe the earth de
posits. and then the rocks will have to be
blasted Tons OF copper sheathing, torn
from the bottoms Of wooden vessels, Is
IN the vicinity of the ledge, and no
doubt will be OF some value, as the
water at that point Is fresh. II is pro-
posed by the removal OF the obstIu ,tion
TO give clear depth Of 20 feet st low
tide
Evening journal., 1895-09-10
Cotton-New York Closing Prices.

October, a bid, SIS asked; November, q
bid. S.22 asked; December, s 3 bid; January
S3i bid, IS asked.
Evening journal., 1895-09-10

The Mouth Of the Shaft win Remain
Closed Untn "Wednesday to Smother the
Flames, aud Then the Gas VIII he
Drawn on.
Evening journal., 1895-09-10

CHARGE for examining yoI